These photos were taken yesterday at our "Farewell to Grenada" party. Huge thanks to all of our friends who came out to celebrate with us. The party was a blast and I think we may have set a record for the most number of people onboard a PDQ 32. Although we are anxious to get moving again, we have no doubt that we'll be back in Grenada next season to see you all again.
ZTC might be a little stern-heavy!
Are you a desperate sailor?
There are few secrets on a little boat.
The calm before the storm? Just the calm please!
The after party, and the after after party, were both great. We'll definitely see you next season, and stay in touch.
Yeah, I think we need a tender like that. Do you think we could carry it on the davits?
That "tender" is bigger than most of my family's boats. I did some sketches last year to figure out what a cruising cat would look like if it carried something a bit bigger than that… the answer, of course, is "bloody huge" and needs power everything to manage.
It looks like one hell of a party; sorry I missed it!
Stern-heavy? Hmm…. do you remember that old pirate houseboat that hangs around in front of Kingston City Hall? The one with three inches of bridgedeck clearance at the stern? ZTC has nothing on that beast…..
That "tender" is almost as big as ZTC!
Great photos! Looks like ya'll met a lot of good people!
We're very fortunate in that we've met a ton of cool people here.
We had a great time,can't wait to do the welcome party.safe trip and we will see you soon.
I think you guys would look great on a Sunreef 70! Plenty of room for your "tender"….
Pretty impressive. Not many 32-foot boats would do so well. A Gemini wouldn't even be a catamaran anymore!
My record is 12, and it too was a good time!


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Q: How do i loop through a json object after converting to php multidimensional array? {
"timeZone":"Africa/Lagos",
"days":
[
    {
        "Monday":["07:30 AM","08:00 AM","08:30 AM","09:00 AM","09:30 AM","10:00 AM","10:30 AM","11:00 AM","11:30 AM","12:00 PM","12:30 PM","01:00 PM","01:30 PM","02:00 PM","02:30 PM","03:00 PM","03:30 PM","04:00 PM","04:30 PM","05:00 PM","05:30 PM","06:00 PM","06:30 PM","07:00 PM"]
    },
    {
        "Tuesday":["07:30 AM","08:00 AM","08:30 AM","09:00 AM","09:30 AM","10:00 AM","10:30 AM","11:00 AM","11:30 AM","12:00 PM","12:30 PM","01:00 PM","01:30 PM","02:00 PM","02:30 PM","03:00 PM","03:30 PM","04:00 PM","04:30 PM","05:00 PM","05:30 PM","06:00 PM","06:30 PM","07:00 PM"]
    },
    {
        "Wednesday":["07:30 AM","08:00 AM","08:30 AM","09:00 AM","09:30 AM","10:00 AM","10:30 AM","11:00 AM","11:30 AM","12:00 PM","12:30 PM","01:00 PM","01:30 PM","02:00 PM","02:30 PM","03:00 PM","03:30 PM","04:00 PM","04:30 PM","05:00 PM","05:30 PM","06:00 PM","06:30 PM","07:00 PM"]
    },
    {
        "Thursday":["07:30 AM","08:00 AM","08:30 AM","09:00 AM","09:30 AM","10:00 AM","10:30 AM","11:00 AM","11:30 AM","12:00 PM","12:30 PM","01:00 PM","01:30 PM","02:00 PM","02:30 PM","03:00 PM","03:30 PM","04:00 PM","04:30 PM","05:00 PM","05:30 PM","06:00 PM","06:30 PM","07:00 PM"]
    },
    {
        "Friday":["07:30 AM","08:00 AM","08:30 AM","09:00 AM","09:30 AM","10:00 AM","10:30 AM","11:00 AM","11:30 AM","12:00 PM","12:30 PM","01:00 PM","01:30 PM","02:00 PM","02:30 PM","03:00 PM","03:30 PM","04:00 PM","04:30 PM","05:00 PM","05:30 PM","06:00 PM","06:30 PM","07:00 PM"]
    }
]
}

How do i loop through this to get the values of all the days and their times? $result['timeZone'] prints out the value correctly but $result['days'] does not.
 <?php
   $result=json_decode($doctor->time_availiable,true);
   echo $result['timeZone'];

    foreach ($result['days'] as $key => $value) {
       echo $key.':'.$value;
    }

 ?>

A: In your example, the $value inside the foreach() method is an array and can't be echoed.
Try this:
<?php
   $result=json_decode($doctor->time_availiable,true);
   echo $result['timeZone'];

    foreach ($result['days'] as $dayFromArray) {
        foreach($dayFromArray as $dayFromObject => $hours) {
            foreach($hours as $hour) {
                echo $day.':'.$hour."\n";
            }
            echo "\n";
        }
    }
 ?>

A: Try below,
$results = json_decode($doctor->time_availiable, true);

foreach ($results as $key => $result)
{

    foreach ($results['days'] as $dayName => $timeAry)
    {
        //in timeAry you will get respective day times
    }
}

A: this will get you all the way down to the hours, please note some of the json decodes as an object, not an array
$result=json_decode($doctor->time_availiable,true);

echo $result->timeZone;
foreach ($result['days'] as $key => $value) {
   foreach ($value as $weekday => $hours) {
        echo $weekday;
        foreach($hours as $hour) {
            echo $hour . ', ';
        }
   }
}

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Chicken breasts baked in a Dijon wine and cream sauce. Simple, quick, delicious.
Heat oil in a heavy bottom fry pan. Add chicken breasts and lightly brown on both sides, approximately 4 minutes per side.
Stir together mustard and wine. Add to pan and allow to simmer lightly along with the chicken for 10 minutes.
Stir in cream. Simmer another 5 minutes.
Remove from heat. Place chicken pieces in a casserole dish. Pour hot cream mixture over and bake in 350º oven for 20 minutes. Half way through baking baste the meat with the sauce it's baking in.
If you don't care to use wine, what is the substitute ingredient?
Chicken broth is a good substitute. Try adding 1/2 tsp soy sauce if using chicken broth it just gives it a wee bit of extra flavour.
I generally use low sodium chicken broth in place of wine in some recipes. You may want to try that option.


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Fulton County In Georgia To Undergo Forensic Audit
Sharon - May 26, 2021
UNITED STATES—On Friday, May 21, Henry County Superior Court granted Voters Organized for Trusted Election Results in Georgia (VoterGA) the right to a full inspection of mail-in ballots that have been in question in Fulton County Georgia since November 3, 2020. https://twitter.com/VoterGa/status/1397224745163235329? Garland Favorito is a co-founder of the VoterGA group. The action may be seen here. Brian J. Amero, Chief...
Dominion Voting Systems Reports Fraud Due To Human Error
UNITED STATES—On Friday, May 21, officials from Dominion Voting Systems made a statement on their webpage stating that they are refuting baseless and false claims about the integrity of the Dominion election system or accuracy of the results in Pennsylvania. In a separate report, Dominion claimed that there was nothing wrong with their system. All mistakes were made by human...
President Biden Revokes Executive Orders Implemented By Trump
UNITED STATES—On Friday, May 14, President Joe Biden revoked a string of Executive Orders implement by former President Donald Trump including making the destruction of National Monuments an illegal offense. He also signed an additional EO halting all plans to build and repair the National Garden of Heroes in Washington D.C. According to The White House website, the following Executive...
Update In Michigan 2020 Presidential Forensic Audit
UNITED STATES— This is the latest update. On Friday, May 14, Michigan audit attorney, Matt Deperno had his office broken into. This is reportedly the latest of attacks on the attorney in the audit of the 2020 Michigan Presidential election. Prior to this, Deperno reportedly received threats and was advised to discontinue the audit. More information was reported on the...
Former Congressman Arrested For Commercial Sexual Solicitation
Sharon - May 6, 2021
UNITED STATES− In a May 1 press release, The Portland Police Bureau Human Trafficking Unit reported eight individuals were arrested in an April human trafficking operation including former Representative David Hunt of Oregon. According to the press release, the subjects who contacted undercover police officers responded to decoy advertisements posted by undercover officers on known human trafficking websites to arrange...
Biden Cancels Border Wall Funding And Construction
UNITED STATES−On Friday, April 30, Deputy Pentagon Spokesman, Jamal Brown, announced in a press release that all construction on the border wall between the United States and Mexico will be canceled stating: "Consistent with the President's proclamation, the Department of Defense is proceeding with canceling all border barrier construction projects paid for with funds originally intended for other military missions...
Former Vice President Walter Mondale Dead At 93
Sejja - Apr 20, 2021
UNITED STATES—It was revealed on Monday, April 19 that former Vice President and 1984 Democratic presidential nominee Walter "Fritz" Mondale passed away at age 93 at his home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, according to a family spokesperson. President Joe Biden said in a statement released by The White House that Mondale "was one of the first people to greet me" when...
Media Denied Coverage Of Border Crimes
Sharon - Apr 10, 2021
UNITED STATES—According to March 17 news reports, an unofficial gag order by DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was implemented banning the media from reporting on border crimes or access to detention facilities. Reports indicate the largest immigrant surge in history. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have indicated on their websites apprehensions from March...
MLB All-Star Game Relocates Over Voter Integrity Laws
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UNITED STATES—On Friday, April 2, Major League Baseball (MLB) Commissioner, Robert D. Manfred Jr., announced that the 2021 All-Star Game and draft would be moving to the Colorado Rockies Stadium in Denver. The event was to be held at the Atlanta Braves stadium in Georgia. "I have decided the best way to demonstrate our values as a sport is by...
Officer Killed During U.S. Capitol Attack
UNITED STATES—On Friday, April 2, at 1:02 p.m., an assailant drove and struck two United States Capitol Police officers (USCP) and proceeded through the north barricade at the U.S. Capitol injuring one officer and killing another. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dljhKvJ7RYM The suspect drove through the barricade exiting his vehicle approaching and lunging toward U.S. Capitol Police with a knife in hand. The suspect was...

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Der Terroranschlag in Kabul am 7. August 2019 war ein Anschlag mit einer Autobombe, bei dem 14 Menschen ums Leben kamen und 145 weitere verletzt wurden. Die Taliban reklamierten den Anschlag für sich.

Hintergrund
Ende September sollen Präsidentschaftswahlen in Afghanistan abgehalten werden. Insgesamt wurden im Juli 2019 bereits mehr als 1500 Zivilisten getötet oder verletzt. Seit Juli 2018 verhandeln die USA und Taliban über eine Lösung des bewaffneten Konflikts in Afghanistan. Bei den Friedensbemühungen geht es um Abzug amerikanischer Truppen und um eine Garantie der Taliban, dass Afghanistan kein "sicherer Hafen für Terroristen" wird.

Autobombe
Am 7. August 2019 explodierte ein mit Sprengsätzen beladenes Auto vor einer Polizeistation im Westen Kabuls. Dabei starben 14 Personen, 145 weitere wurden verletzt. Die Taliban reklamierten den Anschlag für sich und erklärten, der Anschlag habe einem "Rekrutierungszentrum des Feindes" gegolten.

Siehe auch
 Liste von Terroranschlägen im Jahr 2019
 Liste von Terroranschlägen in Afghanistan
 Liste von Anschlägen in Kabul

Quellen

Kabul
Krieg in Afghanistan 2001–2021
2019 #08 #07
Kabul
Kabul

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You would think it difficult, impossible even, to get lost inside a bungalow. But I managed to do it easily—not just once, but several times while getting from my room on the first floor to the restaurant on the ground level for breakfast. I once walked down a short flight of steps into an open, empty courtyard. Another time, I was confounded by a choice of corridors inside the 1.5-acre property and turned into one that took me into an Alician rabbit hole.
The newly opened and utterly charming lebua Saraca Estate (the name is a tribute to the ashoka trees that line the hotel's gardens) in Lucknow used to be a local army officer's private residence. Only Brigadier Sharma and his wife lived in this haveli, built in 1936, until they sold it to the current owners, Lucknow-born expat Mohammed Abdullah, and his interior designer wife Nayab Bakshi, in 2014. The couple repurposed the property to its current avatar, while remaining faithful to the original architecture and design.
"How did only two people live in such a large house?" Faisal Nafees, General Manager of lebua India Operations, mused over breakfast one morning. He was echoing my own thoughts before Shariq Khan, Lucknow resident and a hotel staff member, explained that the Sharma family had already converted the haveli into an informal guesthouse several years ago.
Hospitality is in the brick and mortar of this building, and lebua was just reinforcing that legacy: Employees had a personalised greeting for every guest, the hotel chauffer Neeraj opened the door of the hotel's yellow Ambassador with pride as our vintage ride got curious glances from everyone on the streets, and the chef sent khichdi and dahi to my room on hearing I had a migraine. Perhaps, it was more than just inherent hospitality; it was tehzeeb, that delicious mixture of grace and gentility that pervades the air in Lucknow.
Built in the art deco style popular in Bombay in the 1930s, the 41-room hotel—with each room having its own layout depending on its position in the property—is a study in understated class and elegance. Think central courtyards, open terraces, verdant lawns, straight verandas and minimal white palettes. The way the labyrinthine corridors suddenly opened out on to small balconies and secret gardens led me to wonder if parts of the building had been added through the years.
My room faced the outer lawns, and had obviously been designed by someone with an exquisite eye for detail: stained glass windows with cheery colours, a ceramic kettle that could almost pass for fine china, pretty zardozi work and sepia prints of the old city framed on the walls.
And this attention to detail is everywhere at lebua, from the intriguing geometric black-and-white pattern on the staircase to the antique furniture casually strewn around everywhere. I was particularly charmed to see that the door handles in public spaces had been replaced with block print moulds in traditional chikankari motifs.
Strangely, in a city as steeped in history as Lucknow, the lebua is the only certified heritage hotel. On my first evening here, Faisal Nafees accompanied me for a chat with Jafar Mir Abdullah—erstwhile nawab Wajid Ali Shah's direct descendant—who reminisced about the good old days of his "golden city." This tête-à-tête, one of the unique experiences lebua offers guests through a local tour company, turned to be a delightful one. As the evening wore on, his eyes twinkled with his stories of the filming of the Hindi film Umrao Jaan (1981) in Lucknow, and the small roles played by his father and uncles, who were cast as prosperous, indolent nawabs.
Back at lebua, chef Dheeraj did not even flinch when I said I was vegetarian, but brought some of the legendary local food to my table at their multi-cuisine restaurant, Azrak. His kebab platter consisted of melt-in-the-mouth kuti mirch ka paneer tikka (tikkas of paneer marinated in green chilli), mawa aur mewe ki seekh (mildly spiced kebabs made of khoya dry fruits) and mushroom ki galawat (skewers of mushroom, known locally as khumb). Take that, Tunday Kebabi!
Every experience at lebua Lucknow was a throwback to a bygone era, a tiny glimpse into a time when nawabs ruled Lucknow with an indulgent eye for the good life.
The 41-room Lebua Lucknow is in central Lucknow at Saraca Estate. It is about 14 km/30 min by road from the international airport (www.lebua.com; doubles from Rs7,040).


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from django.db import migrations, models

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('job_board', '0003_auto_20200730_0453'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='jobpost',
            name='is_from_recruiting_agency',
            field=models.BooleanField(default=False, verbose_name='Is this posting from a recruiting agency?'),
        ),
    ]

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Who is suitable for Lower Eyelid Surgery?
What is "Scarless" Eyebag Surgery?
Who is suitable for "Scarless" Eyebag Surgery?
The ideal candidate for the TransConjunctival approach is a younger patient with isolated eyebags without significant skin laxity.
Fat Redistribution describes the use of the eyebag fat to fill in the hollows sometimes found just below the eyebags known as tear troughs. This advanced technique adds to the long-term result by avoiding potential hollowing from excessive fat removal and potentially avoids the need for fillers to address the tear troughs which appear with age.
The surgery usually takes 60 to 90 minutes under local anaesthetic and light sedation.


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@end

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{
    NSArray* ratingNames;
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    [self convertObject:obj toValue:buffer];
}

- (id)convertObjectForRetrival:(id)obj
{
    if(obj == [NSNull null])
        return nil;
    return obj;
}

- (id)convertObjectForStorage:(id)obj
{
    if(!obj)
        return [NSNull null];
    return obj;
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    return nil;
}

- (NSString *)stringForObject:(id)obj
{
    if(!obj || obj == [NSNull null] || ![obj respondsToSelector:@selector(stringValue)])
        return @"";
    return [obj stringValue];
}

@end

@implementation MZReadOnlyTag
- (id)convertObjectForStorage:(id)obj
{
    [NSException raise:@"MZTagReadOnly" format:@"Tag '%@' is read only", [self identifier]];
    return nil;
}
@end

@implementation MZStringTag

- (NSCell *)editorCell
{
    return [[[NSTextFieldCell alloc] initTextCell:@""] autorelease];
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    if(!str || [str length]==0)
        return nil;
    return str;
}

- (NSString *)stringForObject:(id)obj
{
    if(!obj || obj == [NSNull null])
        return @"";
    return obj;
}

@end

@implementation MZDateTag

- (NSCell *)editorCell
{
    return [[[NSTextFieldCell alloc] initTextCell:@""] autorelease];
}

- (id)convertValueToObject:(void*)buffer
{
    NSDate** str = (NSDate**)buffer;
    return *str;
}

- (void)convertObject:(id)obj toValue:(void*)buffer
{
    NSDate** str = (NSDate**)buffer;
    *str = obj;
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    if(!str || [str length]==0)
        return nil;

    return [NSDate dateWithUTCString:str];
}

- (NSString *)stringForObject:(id)obj
{
    if(!obj || obj == [NSNull null])
        return @"";
    NSDate* date = obj;
    return [date utcTimestamp];
}

@end

@implementation MZYearDateTag

- (NSCell *)editorCell
{
    return [[[NSTextFieldCell alloc] initTextCell:@""] autorelease];
}

- (id)convertValueToObject:(void*)buffer
{
    id* str = (id*)buffer;
    return *str;
}

- (void)convertObject:(id)obj toValue:(void*)buffer
{
    id* str = (id*)buffer;
    *str = obj;
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    if(!str || [str length]==0)
        return nil;

    if([str mz_allInCharacterSet:[NSCharacterSet decimalDigitCharacterSet]])
        return [NSNumber numberWithInt:[str intValue]];
    return [NSDate dateWithUTCString:str];
}

- (NSString *)stringForObject:(id)obj
{
    if(!obj || obj == [NSNull null])
        return @"";
    if([obj isKindOfClass:[NSNumber class]])
        return [obj stringValue];
    NSDate* date = obj;
    return [date utcTimestamp];
}

@end

@implementation MZIntegerTag

- (NSCell *)editorCell
{
    return [[[NSTextFieldCell alloc] initTextCell:@""] autorelease];
}

- (id)convertValueToObject:(void*)buffer
{
    NSNumber** str = (NSNumber**)buffer;
    return *str;
}

- (void)convertObject:(id)obj toValue:(void*)buffer
{
    NSNumber** str = (NSNumber**)buffer;
    *str = obj;
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    if(!str || [str length]==0)
        return nil;

    NSInteger i = [str integerValue];
    return [NSNumber numberWithInteger:i];
}

@end

@implementation MZBoolTag : MZTag

- (NSCell *)editorCell
{
    return [[[NSTextFieldCell alloc] initTextCell:@""] autorelease];
}

- (id)convertValueToObject:(void*)buffer
{
    NSNumber** str = (NSNumber**)buffer;
    return *str;
}

- (void)convertObject:(id)obj toValue:(void*)buffer
{
    NSNumber** str = (NSNumber**)buffer;
    *str = obj;
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    if(!str || [str length]==0)
        return nil;

    BOOL value = [str boolValue];
    return [NSNumber numberWithBool:value];
}

@end

@implementation MZTimeCodeTag

- (NSCell *)editorCell
{
    return [[[NSTextFieldCell alloc] initTextCell:@""] autorelease];
}

- (id)convertValueToObject:(void*)buffer
{
    MZTimeCode** str = (MZTimeCode**)buffer;
    return *str;
}

- (void)convertObject:(id)obj toValue:(void*)buffer
{
    MZTimeCode** str = (MZTimeCode**)buffer;
    *str = obj;
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    if(!str || [str length]==0)
        return nil;

    return [MZTimeCode timeCodeWithString:str];
}

@end

@interface NSPopUpButtonCell (AddItemWithTag)
- (void)addItemWithTitle:(NSString *)title tag:(NSInteger)tag;
@end

@implementation NSPopUpButtonCell (AddItemWithTag)
- (void)addItemWithTitle:(NSString *)title tag:(NSInteger)tag
{
    [self addItemWithTitle:title];
    [[self lastItem] setTag:tag];
}
@end

@implementation MZEnumTag

- (NSString *)enumScriptName
{
    [self doesNotRecognizeSelector:_cmd];
    return nil;
}

- (NSArray *)values
{
    [self doesNotRecognizeSelector:_cmd];
    return nil;
}

- (NSArray *)valueNames
{
    [self doesNotRecognizeSelector:_cmd];
    return nil;
}

- (NSArray *)localizedValueNames
{
    [self doesNotRecognizeSelector:_cmd];
    return nil;
}

- (const char*)encoding
{
    return @encode(int);
}

- (id)convertValueToObject:(void*)buffer
{
    int* value = (int*)buffer;
    return [NSNumber numberWithInt:*value];
}

- (void)convertObject:(id)obj toValue:(void*)buffer
{
    int* ret = (int*)buffer;
    if(!obj || obj == [NSNull null] || ![obj respondsToSelector:@selector(intValue)])
        *ret = [self nilValue];
    else
        *ret = [obj intValue];
}

- (id)convertObjectForRetrival:(id)obj
{
    int ret = [self nilValue];
    if(obj && obj != [NSNull null] && [obj respondsToSelector:@selector(intValue)])
        ret = [obj intValue];
    return [NSNumber numberWithInt:ret];
}

- (id)convertObjectForStorage:(id)obj
{
    int ret = [self nilValue];
    if(obj && obj != [NSNull null] && [obj respondsToSelector:@selector(intValue)])
        ret = [obj intValue];
    return [NSNumber numberWithInt:ret];
}

- (int)nilValue
{
    return 0;
}

@end

@implementation MZVideoTypeTagClass

- (id)initWithIdentifier:(NSString *)theIdentifier scriptName:(NSString *)theScriptName
{
    self = [super initWithIdentifier:theIdentifier scriptName:theScriptName];
    if(self)
    {
        typeNames = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:
            @"", @"Home Movie", @"Normal",
            @"Audiobook", @"Whacked Bookmark", @"Music Video",
            @"Movie", @"TV Show", @"Booklet",
            @"Ringtone", @"Podcast", @"iTunes U",
            nil];
        NSAssert([typeNames count] == 12, @"Bad number of types");
        int typeValuesTemp[] = {
            MZUnsetVideoType, MZHomeMovieVideoType, MZNormalVideoType,
            MZAudiobookVideoType, MZWhackedBookmarkVideoType, MZMusicVideoType,
            MZMovieVideoType, MZTVShowVideoType, MZBookletVideoType,
            MZRingtoneVideoType, MZPodcastVideoType, MZITunesUVideoType
            };
        NSMutableArray* names = [NSMutableArray array];
        NSMutableArray* values = [NSMutableArray array];
        NSInteger count = [typeNames count];
        for(int i=0; i<count; i++)
        {
            [names addObject:NSLocalizedStringFromTable([typeNames objectAtIndex:i], @"VideoType", @"Video type")];
            [values addObject:[NSNumber numberWithInt:typeValuesTemp[i]]];
        }
        localizedTypeNames = [[NSArray alloc] initWithArray:names];
        typeValues = [[NSArray alloc] initWithArray:values];
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)dealloc
{
    [typeNames release];
    [typeValues release];
    [super dealloc];
}

- (NSArray *)values
{
    return typeValues;
}

- (NSArray *)valueNames
{
    return typeNames;
}

- (NSArray *)localizedValueNames
{
    return localizedTypeNames;
}

- (NSString *)enumScriptName;
{
    return @"video type";
}

- (NSCell *)editorCell
{
    NSPopUpButtonCell* cell = [[[NSPopUpButtonCell alloc] initTextCell:@"" pullsDown:NO] autorelease];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Home Movie", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZHomeMovieVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Normal", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZNormalVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Audiobook", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZAudiobookVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Whacked Bookmark", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZWhackedBookmarkVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Music Video", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZMusicVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Movie", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZMovieVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"TV Show", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZTVShowVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Booklet", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZBookletVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Ringtone", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZRingtoneVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Podcast", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZPodcastVideoType];
    [cell addItemWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"iTunes U", @"VideoType", @"Video type") tag:MZITunesUVideoType];
    return cell;
}

- (const char*)encoding
{
    return @encode(MZVideoType);
}

- (int)nilValue
{
    return MZUnsetVideoType;
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    if(!str)
        return [NSNumber numberWithInt:MZUnsetVideoType];
    NSInteger i = [typeNames indexOfObject:str];
    if(i == NSNotFound)
    {
        MZLoggerError(@"Found no video type for '%@'", str);
        return [NSNumber numberWithInt:MZUnsetVideoType];
    }
    return [typeValues objectAtIndex:i];
}

- (NSString *)stringForObject:(id)obj
{
    if(!obj || obj == [NSNull null] || ![obj respondsToSelector:@selector(intValue)])
        return @"";
    MZVideoType type = [obj intValue];
    int count = [typeValues count];
    for(int i=0; i<count; i++)
    {
        NSNumber* num = [typeValues objectAtIndex:i];
        if(type == [num intValue])
            return [typeNames objectAtIndex:i];
    }
    return @"";
}

@end

@implementation MZRatingTag

- (id)initWithIdentifier:(NSString *)theIdentifier scriptName:(NSString *)theScriptName
{
    self =  [super initWithIdentifier:theIdentifier scriptName:theScriptName];
    if(self)
    {
        ratingNames = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:
            @"No Rating",
            // US
            @"G", @"PG", @"PG-13", @"R", @"NC-17", @"Unrated",
            // US TV
            @"TV-Y", @"TV-Y7", @"TV-G", @"TV-PG", @"TV-14", @"TV-MA",
            // UK
            @"U", @"Uc", @"PG (UK)", @"12 (UK)", @"12A", @"15 (UK)", @"18 (UK)", @"E (UK)", @"UNRATED (UK)",
            // DE
            @"FSK-0", @"FSK-6", @"FSK-12", @"FSK-16", @"FSK-18",
            // IE
            @"G (IE)", @"PG (IE)", @"12 (IE)", @"15 (IE)", @"16", @"18 (IE)", @"UNRATED (IE)",
            // IE TV
            @"GA", @"Ch", @"YA", @"PS", @"MA (IE-TV)", @"UNRATED (IE-TV)",
            // CA
            @"G (CA)", @"PG (CA)", @"14", @"18 (CA)", @"R (CA)", @"E (CA)", @"UNRATED (CA)",
            // CA-TV
            @"C (CA-TV)", @"C8", @"G (CA-TV)", @"PG (CA-TV)", @"14+", @"18+", @"UNRATED (CA-TV)",
            // AU
            @"E (AU)", @"G (AU)", @"PG (AU)", @"M (AU)", @"MA 15+", @"R 18+", @"UNRATED (AU)",
            // AU TV
            @"P", @"C (AU-TV)", @"G (AU-TV)", @"PG (AU-TV)", @"M (AU-TV)", @"MA 15+ (AU-TV)", @"AV 15+", @"UNRATED (AU-TV)",
            // NZ
            @"E (NZ)", @"G (NZ)", @"PG (NZ)", @"M (NZ)", @"R13", @"R15", @"R16",
            @"R18", @"R (NZ)", @"UNRATED (NZ)",
            // NZ TV
            @"G (NZ-TV)", @"PGR", @"AD", @"UNRATED (NZ-TV)",
            nil];
        NSAssert([ratingNames count] == MZ_Unrated_NZTV_Rating+1, @"Bad number of ratings");
        ratingNamesNonStrict = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:
            @"UNRATED",
            @"FSK 0", @"FSK 6", @"FSK 12", @"FSK 16", @"FSK 18",
            nil];
        int ratingNonStrictValues[] = {
            MZ_Unrated_Rating,
            MZ_FSK0_Rating, MZ_FSK6_Rating, MZ_FSK12_Rating, MZ_FSK16_Rating, MZ_FSK18_Rating
            };
        ratingValuesNonStrict = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
        NSInteger count = [ratingNamesNonStrict count];
        for(int i=0; i<count; i++)
           [ratingValuesNonStrict addObject:[NSNumber numberWithInt:ratingNonStrictValues[i]]];
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)dealloc
{
    [ratingNames release];
    [ratingNamesNonStrict release];
    [ratingValuesNonStrict release];
    [super dealloc];
}

- (NSString *)enumScriptName;
{
    return @"rating";
}

- (NSCell *)editorCell
{
    NSPopUpButtonCell* cell = [[[NSPopUpButtonCell alloc] initTextCell:@"" pullsDown:NO] autorelease];
    NSInteger count = [ratingNames count];
    for(NSInteger i=0; i<count; i++)
    {
        [cell addItemWithTitle:[ratingNames objectAtIndex:i] tag:i];
    }
    return cell;
}

- (const char*)encoding
{
    return @encode(MZRating);
}

- (int)nilValue
{
    return MZNoRating;
}

- (id)objectFromString:(NSString *)str
{
    if(!str || [str length] == 0)
        return [NSNumber numberWithInt:MZNoRating];
    NSInteger i = [ratingNames indexOfObject:str];
    if(i == NSNotFound)
    {
        i = [ratingNamesNonStrict indexOfObject:str];
        if(i != NSNotFound)
            i = [[ratingValuesNonStrict objectAtIndex:i] integerValue];
    }
    if(i == NSNotFound)
    {
        MZLoggerError(@"Found no rating for '%@'", str);
        return [NSNumber numberWithInt:MZNoRating];
    }
    return [NSNumber numberWithInt:i];
}

@end


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The Provincial Grand Lodge of Fife and Kinross
Welcome to the official website of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Fife and Kinross. The first Provincial Grand Master Alexander Melville of Balgarvie, was commissioned in 1745.
Freemasonry is an ancient and honourable society. It promotes and encourages steady principles in life in an increasingly changing world. Above all we are not a secret society and we welcome expressions of interest from men of mature age usually over 21, who believe in a Supreme Being and who are genuinely interested in improving society around them. You can contact the Provincial Grand Lodge using the 'Contact PGLFK' link.
The Province of Fife and Kinross contains 49 Lodges, 48 in the Kingdom of Fife and 1 in the county of Kinross-shire. Our aim is to provide information about the Masonic activities within the Province, which are of interest to both Masons and non-Masons alike. Please enjoy your visit and we hope you will come back again soon.
Bill Rocks
Provincial Grand Master
Lodge Rothes No.532
150-year Rededication Ceremony
To Be Conducted by Grand Lodge of Scotland
Saturday 11 February 2023 at 1.00pm
Masonic Hall 71 High Street Leslie KY6 3AF


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I spent the last 2 summers working on this off an on between other projects. The knife has quite a few flaws but it was a good learning process for me. The knife is 15" overall and has a 9.5" blade. Steel is 1095 with elk antler and blood wood spacers. I think it will be awhile before I attempt another one! Todd Thayn was gracious enough to construct the sheath for me. His leather work is top notch and I was amazed at the detail he put into the sheath.
That's top shelf all the way around.
I got to handle this knife and drool over it in person. I'm here to tell you the flaws are at a minimum buddy. You did a very beautiful job.
Thanks Todd, the sheath you created for this thing is amazing and photos do not do it justice!


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OSJ Prayers: April 25, 2018
U.S. Admits Fewer Muslim and Christian Refugees in Fiscal Year 2018
A new report from the CATO Institute shows a 91 percent decrease in the rate of Muslim refugee arrivals in the United States in fiscal year 2018 compared to fiscal year 2016. The number of Christian refugees admitted to the U.S. has also fallen by 63 percent over the same period. Further, by the end of March—the midway point of the fiscal year—the U.S. had resettled a total of just 10,548 refugees, far fewer than the 22,500 refugees who should have arrived in order to reach the administration's historically low goal of 45,000 for this fiscal year.
God, we pray for hearts of flesh that feel the suffering of people made in your image. We pray for their safety and future. We pray that we might receive the gift of hospitality, and do what we can in our individual and communal lives to welcome the stranger. For leaders tasked with shaping the systems that open and close the doors to refugees, we pray for wisdom and compassion.
Italy's Supreme Court Rejects Appeal to Release Rescue Vessel
Italy's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal to release a rescue ship seized preemptively last August on charges of aiding illegal migration and colluding with smugglers. The German ship belongs to one of several nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) that increased sea rescue operations after Italy and the European Union pulled back from sea rescue at the end of 2014. The appeal against the ship seizure noted that its rescue operations occurred in international waters as crew members worked to rescue migrants and refugees from drowning in the Mediterranean Sea. Due to numerous reports documenting systematic abuse in Libya—the main gateway to Europe for African migrants and refugees—human rights groups are concerned with Italy's arrangement with Libya to send migrants and refugees back there. A shipwreck last Sunday that left 11 people dead brings the total number of people who have died or disappeared while trying to reach Europe this year to more than 500.
We give thanks for all the people who risk safety or money or reputation, or even lay down their lives, for friends trying to reach safety and a new life by crossing the Mediterranean Sea. Strengthen these helpers, Lord, and move among the halls of power in Europe, among the smugglers in Libya, and among the people who are on a dangerous journey—that your justice might be seen on earth.
Protests in Nicaragua Continue
Thousands of demonstrators rallied around Managua, Nicaragua, on Monday to protest the violent response of police to demonstrators and to demand the resignation of President Daniel Ortega. Protests began last week over President Ortega's proposed changes to the welfare system. The initially peaceful protests turned violent after police allegedly used live ammunition on demonstrators, along with tear gas and rubber-coated steel bullets, as protesters threw rocks and maintained barricades. At least 10 people were killed while hundreds more were arrested. President Ortega has since canceled the welfare system overhaul.
For Nicaragua, we lift prayers, Lord. For the people who are poor, for those whose voices are silenced, for those treated as less than human, we offer prayers for courage and justice. We pray that President Ortega and others in power will use their positions for the good of all the Nicaraguan people.
Montreal Launches Second Homeless Count
Yesterday evening volunteers across Montreal, Que., took to the streets in an attempt to count how many people in the city are chronically homeless. Organizers hope that an idea of the number of people who are homeless and the challenges they face will help policymakers invest funding in better ways. Homeless advocates and researchers have called for a more comprehensive approach that includes the "hidden homeless"—people without permanent addresses who live in temporary shelters. Many hidden homeless people are youths and women. Montreal's first homelessness survey, conducted in March 2015, counted 3,016 homeless people.
For the vulnerable people in Montreal who lack the resources they need to live in safety and dignity, we offer prayers, Lord. We ask you to use the ideas and the energy of these volunteers to bring hope and change in Montreal. We pray for people who are "hidden" all over the world—empower the church to see and love all who are seen and loved by you.
World Refugee Day Toolkit
You know that in God's upside-down kingdom, strangers become neighbors. But how can your church get started living into that kingdom reality? We'll be releasing a World Refugee Day toolkit soon, packed with ideas to get you started or keep you going. Sign up to receive it here.
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5 things we learned from the Premier League this weekend
By PA Staff 06 December 2020
(Image credit: Glyn Kirk)
Fans were back in attendance at Premier League matches for the first time since March while victories for Tottenham and Liverpool saw them return to the top two spots.
Here, the PA news agency takes a look at five things we learned from this weekend's top-flight action.
The importance of fans
West Ham fans were the first in the to watch a Premier League match in action since March (Adam Davy/PA)
West Ham fans were the first to watch their side live in the Premier League since March while with Liverpool also in tier two of the Government's coronavirus restrictions, You'll Never Walk Alone rang round Anfield for the first time since before the Reds were crowned Premier League champions in July. Spurs fans, meanwhile, greeted Son Heung-min's stunner against Arsenal in the north London derby with a roar of delight.
Arsenal's woes continue
Arsenal have endured their worst start to a season since 1981-82 (Glyn Kirk/PA)
Arsenal slipped to a fourth defeat in six games as they recorded their worst start to a campaign since 1981-82 to increase the pressure on manager Mikel Arteta. Arsenal enjoyed the majority of the ball but struggled to create anything clear-cut, a worrying trend for the club which has registered only 10 goals in the Premier League this season, of which three came on the opening day against newly-promoted Fulham.
Blades' unwanted record
Sheffield United have had the worst ever start by any Premier League team (Nick Potts/PA)
Sheffield United have had the worst ever start by any Premier League team with one point from 11 matches. Chris Wilder was left frustrated again after his side slipped to a late defeat to Leicester, Sheffield Wednesday fan Jamie Vardy netting in the final minute at Bramall Lane as Leicester secured a 2-1 win. Elsewhere, fellow strugglers West Brom slumped to a heavy 5-1 defeat at home to Crystal Palace.
Kane and Son on top
Harry Kane and Son Heung-min fired Tottenham back to the top of the Premier League (Neil Hall/PA)
Son and Harry Kane fired Tottenham back to the top of the table with a 2-0 win over Arsenal. The pair again set up each other's first-half goals, meaning they have now combined for 12 goals this season, as Spurs extended their unbeaten run to 10 games.
United's road warriors firing
💬 Ole: "We've done it too often now to be a coincidence, those comebacks. It's in those boys and in this badge."— Manchester United (@ManUtd) December 5, 2020
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side have found their form on the road this season, and made it five away wins out of five after coming from behind to beat West Ham 3-1. The Hammers led at half-time through Tomas Soucek, but half-time substitute Bruno Fernandes turned the match in the visitors' favour. The match was the third in a row where United have had to come from behind to clinch all three points and their recent form has seen them move up to fifth in the table.
Mikel Arteta hails Arsenal's spirit despite draw with Crystal Palace
Ralph Hasenhuttl: We must be ready to face Leeds if cup tie is called off again
Frank Lampard keen to stop celebrating in training for preparation of matches
David Martindale not taking Celtic's 'diminished' squad lightly
Marcus Rashford says Jose Mourinho helped him become spot-kick 'savvy'
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5 things you need to know about Manchester United signing Amad Diallo
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Quiz! Can you name every nationality in the Premier League?
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The injury rate for children has increased nearly 40 percent from 1990 through 2011. Foot-powered scooters are a leading cause, according to a a first-of-its-kind study done by researchers in the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital I Columbus, Ohio.
'Tis the season for toys. Children are writing lists full of them, and parents and grandparents are standing in lines (or tapping on computers) trying to find them. Playing with toys this season or any other is an important way for children to develop, learn, and explore. But anyone planning to buy new toys, or anyone with toys already at home, should know that many toys pose an injury risk to children.
The researchers found that an estimated 3,278,073 children were treated in United States emergency departments from 1990 through 2011 for a toy-related injury. In 2011, a child was treated every 3 minutes for such an injury. Slightly more than half of the injuries happened among children younger than 5 years of age.
The study, published online in December 2014 in "Clinical Pediatrics" and appearing in print in the February 2015 issue, also found that the rate of injury rose almost 40% during the 22-year period that researchers analyzed. Much of that increase was associated with foot-powered scooters.
Children of different ages face different hazards from toys, Dr. Smith said. Children younger than 3 years of age are at particular risk of choking on small toys and small parts of toys. During the study period, there were more than 109,000 cases of children younger than 5 swallowing or inhaling "foreign bodies," the equivalent of almost 14 cases per day.
As children get older, injuries involving riding toys increase. Those toys — which include foot-powered scooters, wagons, and tricycles — were associated with 42% of injuries to children 5 to 17 years of age and 28% of injuries to children younger than 5. Injuries with ride-on toys were 3 times more likely to involve a broken bone or a dislocation than other toys. Falls (46%) and collisions (22%) were the most common ways that children of all ages were injured in association with toys of all categories.
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India-bound 2020 Skoda Karoq Revealed
by Jagdev Kalsi on Thursday, Jul 18 2019
Skoda has updated the Karoq SUV and this model should be the one coming to our shores in mid-2020. The 2020 Karoq gets a mild cosmetic touch up, updated feature list and a 190PS diesel engine.
The mild cosmetic upgrade is in the form of Skoda lettering on the tailgate instead of the badge, much like how it is on the newer Skoda cars. Other than this, the Karoq remains the same inside-out. The Karoq is a mid-size SUV that would compete with the likes of the Jeep Compass, Tata Harrier and MG Hector in India. But we do not expect it to be priced as competitively as the Hector or Harrier. Instead, it would be priced close to the higher variants of the Jeep Compass, above the Rs 20 lakh mark.
Skoda has also added the 2.0-litre TDI diesel engine with 190PS output in the Karoq range. The engine is already available in the Kodiaq SUV in some markets, although we get the same engine (on the Kodiaq) with 150PS output in India. This engine is available with AWD and 7-speed DSG as standard. We don't expect Skoda to offer this engine on the Karoq for India. Instead, the carmaker is likely to offer it in the 150PS tune.
The Karoq also gets the Side Assist feature, which is basically a more advanced version of the Blind Spot Detect system. The system can now identify cars in the blind spot within a range of 70m, up from 20m. Whenever it detects a car in the blind spot, it switches on a warning signal on the ORVM. The warning signal, which was previously situated in the ORVM's glass, is now housed on the inner edge of the ORVM so that it is easily noticeable. Additionally, the signal's brightness can also be adjusted now. Rear Traffic Alert feature, which warns about objects at the rear while reversing, is also a part of Side Assist.
Skoda used to offer Adaptive chassis (DCC) with the Karoq's AWD models only. This feature adapts the car's ride according to the surface on which it is being driven or the driving mode (Comfort, Normal and Sport). This feature is now available in FWD models as well.
The third update comes in the form of renewed KESSY (keyless entry, start and exit system). KESSY now gets an in-built motion sensor. Skoda says that the idea is to prevent stealing of the car. With this feature, if the key is not in motion for 15 minutes, the system's transmitter would switch off and the car won't open, even if the key is in close proximity.
The Karoq will be launched in India in mid-2020, and it should be this updated model that comes to our country. It remains to be seen what powertrains does it get in India and how equipped will the model be for the Indian car market.
Jagdev Kalsi
Jagdev heads content for V3Cars. Apart from driving cars, he likes to keep an eye on the industry trends. He thinks he knows why Maruti Suzuki sells the most number of cars in India.
Twitter handle : @jagdevkalsi
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There's a laundry list of things that are off-limits when you're pregnant. Many of them are pretty well-known—booze, sushi, quadruple-espressos—while others might come as a surprise. Did you know that you're not supposed to eat deli meat when you're pregnant? I also learned that you should be just as careful about what you put on your body as what you put in it. Up there with cocktails on the don't list: retinoids and salicylic acid. There's also a load of controversial cosmetic ingredients that more and more sources are saying everyone—not just moms-to-be—should avoid. These include parabens, sodium lauryl sulfates and phthalates, just to name a few, and more chemicals that have been linked to cancer and other health problems (what?).
So when I found out I was pregnant, I decided to clean up my beauty routine. The biggest challenge was learning how to decipher an ingredient list, which might as well be in Russian. Thankfully, my brother's girlfriend studied toxicity in the (largely unregulated) industry for personal-care products and pointed me to some wonderful resources, such as the Environmental Working Group's Skin Deep Database, which provides safety ratings for thousands of products. They also have an app so you can easily scan products to see how they stack up. It turned out that almost all of my go-to products, including some that claimed to be dermatologist-recommended, contained not-so-good ingredients. Some even had known carcinogens!
Finding replacements has been a long process, and it's one that I've certainly not completed yet. If you decide to go down this road too, I'll warn you that it can be overwhelming at first, but here's a helpful tip: Focus first on swapping out the products that you use most frequently and that cover the most surface area. For example, I use body lotion almost daily—and it covers a lot more ground than eye cream—so finding a new body lotion was first on my list. To keep my sanity in check, my goal is limiting my exposure to the bad stuff instead of aiming for perfection.
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17. Lip balm: Kari Gran Lip Whip in Naked, a food-grade gloss that's good enough to eat (because apparently we swallow pounds of this stuff a year) with two flavors, peppermint and cinnamon-pimenta berry ($15).
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I've also discovered some better-for-you body washes, hair products and even a natural deodorant that really works (promise!), but I'll save that for another post. In the meantime, I'll continue researching and trying out healthier beauty swaps. Do you have any clean products that you love? I'd love to hear all about them!
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Neste employees encouraged to donate working time for a good cause in 2018
Published in Releases and news under People, Sustainability
Corporate responsibility, Social Responsibility
Neste Corporation
In December 2017, Neste's Hannele Jakosuo-Jansson, SVP, Human Resources and Safety and Lars Peter Lindfors, SVP, Technology helped prepare cakes for the Salvation Army's Christmas concert.
Over the years, Neste employees have sporadically engaged in local charity work or otherwise positively contributed to the surrounding society. In 2018, for the first time Neste employees are encouraged to engage in such efforts in a structured manner.
"Being a good corporate citizen and contributing to the society are important to us here at Neste. We make donations to local schools, youth organizations, sports clubs, and other good causes every year. We also make annual donations to charity and engage in sponsorships at the corporate level. As we are celebrating Neste's 70th birthday in 2018, we thought we could do a bit more in the area of societal engagement. This is why we are offering our employees the opportunity to dedicate a half of their working day to voluntary work. Some employee groups, such as those working in shifts, have slightly less freedom to choose how they participate due to the nature of their work tasks here at Neste, but all are nevertheless given an opportunity to contribute in one way or another," explains Hannele Jakosuo-Jansson, SVP, Human Resources and Safety at Neste.
Neste employees, teams, and sites can choose where they want to do voluntary work, the criteria being that voluntary work is done in line with Neste's values and for an organization doing good in the local community or society. Employees are advised, for example, not to engage in any high-risk work, or work for political parties or religious movements.
In order to get a sense of its overall positive impact, Neste aims to track how many working hours its employees donated, and how many charities or causes were involved in a year.
"If our collaborative charity work is a success, who knows, perhaps we could continue this at Neste somehow," Jakosuo-Jansson adds.
Executive team members set an example
At the end of 2017, Neste's executive team members donated their working time to charities and helped out in whichever way each charity preferred.
"Our General Counsel Christian Ståhlberg and I helped assemble furniture at one of the houses of SOS Children's Villages in Finland. Other management team members also helped Myllypuro food bank and Finnish Salvation Army," explains Simo Honkanen, SVP, Sustainability and Public Affairs at Neste.
"People queued several hours in cold rain as they waited for their turn to receive free food supplies. Their thankfulness for what they got was touching," says Neste's Osmo Kammonen, Senior Vice President, Communications and Brand Marketing who helped the workers of Myllypuro Elintarvikeapu in Finland to distribute food supplies to those in need.
Hannele Jakosuo-Jansson, SVP, Human Resources and Safety, tel. +358 10 458 4688, hannele.jakosuo-jansson(@)neste.com
Follow #NesteLife on Twitter or Instagram during 2018 to get glimpses of Neste employees' voluntary work experiences, among other things.
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Neste (NESTE, Nasdaq Helsinki) builds sustainable options for transport, business and consumer needs. Our global range of products and services allows customers to lower their carbon footprint by combining high-quality and low-emission renewable products and oil products with tailor-made service solutions. We are the world's largest producer of renewable diesel refined from waste and residues, and we are also bringing renewable solutions to the aviation and plastics industries. We want to be a reliable partner with widely valued expertise, research and responsible practices. In 2016, Neste's net sales stood at EUR 11.7 billion. In 2018, Neste placed 2nd on the Global 100 list of the most sustainable companies in the world. Read more: neste.com
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Q: Root squashing for NFS and SMB clarification Root squashing means that when I try to access a directory that has it enabled, I won't be able to use my root permissions because it will be remapped to a nfsnobody user or whatever user is specified.
I was wondering the following; if I'd create an executable on my own computer as root, and set the UID of (chmod u+sx) executable.sh and then copy that file to the NFS server, I still wouldn't be able to execute as root since it will be remapped to the nfsnobody user.
Nevertheless, imagine I'm able to connect with SSH to the same server as a normal user with average privilleges, no root or anything. If I'd execute that same executable.sh file there, it wouldn't be remapped, right? It'd be executed as the root user I'd assume.
Are my assumptions right, if not, some clarification would be really useful!
Another small question: when using SMB is there something like root squashing, since I can just copy a file from my own computer to an smb share (the file was created by root) with the UID set  (chmod u+sx) and execute it there?
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if I'd create an executable on my own computer as root, and set the UID of (chmod u+sx) executable.sh and then copy that file to the NFS server, I still wouldn't be able to execute as root since it will be remapped to the nfsnobody user.

It sounds like you're assuming that "root_squash" applies to information reported by the server, but not to client identities. But it's actually the opposite: "root_squash" applies only to user credentials (i.e. who's performing operations), not to file ownership.
In other words, it means you cannot claim to be root when operating on NFS-shared files (and therefore cannot chown, etc), but it does not prevent existing files appearing as if they're owned by root.
This means that having "root_squash" enabled will stop your plan much earlier: it will prevent you from copying that file to the NFS server. If you perform the copy operation as local root, then the copied file will appear as if it's owned by "nfsnobody", as the NFS server will ignore your "I am uid 0" claim. If you try to 'chown' it back to root:root, the NFS server won't let you do that because only root can chown files, and your connection only has "nfsnobody" permissions.
On the other hand, "root_squash" will not prevent your local machine from executing files that are actually owned by root. That happens in the opposite direction: when you run a program out of an NFS share, it is still being read and executed on your client machine – not on the server – so unlike in the previous case, now it is the NFS client that believes in what information the server provides about a file's ownership or permissions, and "root_squash" doesn't alter those.
(So if /mnt/theserver/bin/su already exists and the NFS server says it is setuid-root, your NFS client machine will execute it as if it's setuid-root, regardless of root_squash. To avoid this, the NFS client would need to mount the share with the "nosuid" option.)

Nevertheless, imagine I'm able to connect with SSH to the same server as a normal user with average privilleges, no root or anything. If I'd execute that same executable.sh file there, it wouldn't be remapped, right? It'd be executed as the root user I'd assume.

If you were actually able to create such an executable, then yes (but keeping in mind what Ninov said in comments: setuid only works on binary executables and is completely ignored for scripts).
But you won't be able to reach this stage, because "root_squash" would prevent you from creating a root-owned file in the first place.

Another small question: when using SMB is there something like root squashing, since I can just copy a file from my own computer to an smb share (the file was created by root) with the UID set (chmod u+sx) and execute it there?

root_squash is irrelevant because SMB doesn't have UID-based authentication in the first place. SMB connections are purely account-oriented (i.e. clients must provide explicit credentials and cannot just claim to be "UID 123"), so there is no implicit root access that could or would need to be squashed.
So either the SMB share is mounted using a single account for everyone (making it as if all local users are squashed to that remote account), or the share is mounted in multiuser mode where every local user must supply their own credentials.
But as mentioned in the beginning, "root_squash" does not affect what the files look like; if something is already owned by root, it'll still look like it's owned by root. It is the "nosuid" option which prevents clients from accidentally executing a setuid binary, and it's a global VFS-layer option that works with SMB mounts as well as any other filesystem type.


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Take advantage of solar energy to heat your home's water without breaking the bank. You can purchase a hot-water system that is run by solar energy. Your choices include an indirect or direct circulation system. Indirect systems are the best option for those who have frozen pipes during the winter.
Use electric heaters minimally in the winter. A fireplace for the living area, wearing warmer clothing and purchasing some slippers are all greener ways of keeping the family warm. Remember, cooler air during sleep is better for breathing, and keeps the airways from drying out.
Appliances can be a big, unnecessary energy drain. Find out how much energy each of your appliances are using. Work to http://www.lithonia.com/ replace those larger appliances that are inefficient and outdated, and unplug the smaller ones - like computers and television sets - when they are not in use. Setting visit this site right here all appliances on a timer switch is another way to ensure that you don't waste energy.
When doing laundry, there many things you can do to conserve energy. First, turn on any moisture control settings, so the dryer powers down when laundry has dried. If your dryer has a higher spin speed, utilize this feature to cut drying time. Clean the dryer filters regularly.
Only a small percentage of older homes are insulated. It will require an initial investment, but it will cost you much less to heat and cool your home every month afterward. Your heating and cooling system will run much more efficiently, and you will surely reap the benefits for years to come.
A programmable thermostat is a wonderful green energy device. These types of thermostats will regulate the temperature in your home when you are not around and when you are sleeping so that your unit is not heating and cooling for no reason. Certain models use multiple stop and start times to increase energy conservation.
If you are someone who is seeking out ways to live green so you can help save the planet's energy, there's a lot you can do. Perhaps you don't have money to spend on making your home more green, but it is possible to start by maintaining smaller things, like clean filters and regulated temperatures. You can also help reduce energy usage by reducing the temperature of your water heater to 120 degrees. Anything you can do will help!


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The first section ends with a short introduction into logic, logical arguments and critical thinking.
The second section (and longest of the three) examines the Christian worldview in depth. Scripture is cited in detail to formulate a comprehensive, biblically-accurate Christian worldview.
Each worldview is examined for its strengths and weaknesses using the nine tests developed in section one. For me, these five chapters were the most interesting in the book, and gives insight into ways of witnessing to individuals who hold those worldviews.
A World of Difference is a great resource to help Christians examine the truth claims of the world's popular worldviews. Samples' book has a list of questions at the end of each chapter that can be used in Bible study groups as a take-off point for discussions. Such a study is highly recommended for all Christians, since the evaluation of worldviews tends to be an area that is neglected by most churches.