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DoD Is Open for Business—Here's Why Industry Must Follow Suit
By Bob Haag, Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Robust discussions around U.S. capabilities in the Great Power Competition unfolded between top Defense Department leaders and industry partners at the AFCEA WEST conference in early March. Most attendees likely didn't anticipate this would be the last in what is typically a series of must-attend events for the defense industrial base. But here we are.
In the midst of our current climate of uncertainty, it's increasingly clear that the mission of the DoD must continue to move forward. Likewise, so must the business of providing the military with the equipment, technologies and services needed to maintain national security and the competitive advantage.
Even ahead of the unfolding details and unknowns linked to COVID-19, WEST was a valuable forum for discussing today's military challenges and technologies, as well as for comparing notes on and within the defense industry. In talking with representatives from several companies that provide goods and services to the DoD, there were clear trends in what we're seeing and experiencing as contractors.
While some of these trends will shift as the COVID-19 pandemic deepens in the U.S. and other countries, increased readiness remains a top priority among U.S. military leaders. To that end, operations in support of readiness will continue as we work together to protect our communities, ensure continuity of functions critical to public health and safety, as well as economic and national security.
With the DoD still open for business, 2020's key trends remain applicable despite likely shifts in priorities and timelines. Here are three market observations that can be expected to hold steady — requiring industry to stay on course of commitments made — even as circumstances continue to evolve.
Uncertainty and scrutiny are slow-rolling development, acquisition and deployment
Fiscal 2020's series of temporary appropriations continued a well-trodden journey of tentative progress, illustrated across defense programs from technology insertions to big-ticket buys like the F-35. This translated into multiple primes reporting a lower number of orders captured and slower business for industry in the first half of the fiscal year.
Budgetary uncertainty has been accelerated by increased scrutiny as the current administration demands greater visibility into programmatic planning, fiscal strategy and acquisition rationale. The legislative magnifying glass, while justifiable, is intensified by a general unwillingness in Washington to play nicely in the sandbox. As the services face increased (and heated) congressional oversight, the paralytic effects of uncertainty and scrutiny extend throughout the entire contracting process.
Acquisition is caught in political crosshairs
With contract awards already slowed by ambiguous funding and expanded oversight, acquisition as a whole is under intense political pressure. Leaders charged with buying decisions face questions not just from Congress, but also from the broader acquisition community and industry.
Today's acquisitions too often face near-inevitable contract award protests. Front and center of this phenomenon is the Pentagon's $10 billion JED contract, which has attracted attention as high up as the Oval Office and coverage across the nation's biggest news outlets. The flood of award protests coupled with the threat of unwanted attention is another factor in the services exercising extreme caution and proceeding slowly with acquisition activities.
DoD is fast-tracking top priorities while supply-chain concerns rise
Predictably, defense acquisition officials are ensuring ample funding gets routed to mission-critical capabilities, and in some cases, manufacturers are being asked to step up delivery. At WEST, there was significant emphasis on high-priority radar and electronic warfare (EW) systems. This isn't a surprise given that EW, long neglected amid investment supporting operations in Southwest Asia, is now in demand in near-peer competition.
Supply chain worries also surfaced at WEST. The presence and remarks of Pacific-based DoD officials overlapped with concerns about equipment and supplies originating in Asia, where the possibility of factories idled by COVID-19 response raised questions about constricted manufacturing and the ability to fulfill customer demands. We've already seen some companies lower their yearly financial expectations for this reason, and undoubtedly, we will see more downgraded fiscal adjustments.
The reality is we are facing unprecedented circumstances worldwide — not just in defense, but in all markets and our daily lives. Nonetheless, as Defense Secretary Mark Esper told Congress just before WEST, the DoD's "first priority is protection of our people, both service members and families, and then make sure we protect our ability to accomplish our mission." Even as the military faces the same rapidly changing conditions as the rest of us, that mission will continue. So, too, must industry's support to that mission — along with the ability to roll with the punches accordingly.
Bob Haag is the Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Crystal Group. He joined the company in 2016, and is responsible for global business identification, capture and delivery. Bob holds a Bachelor of Science and Masters of Science in Computer Engineering.
Prior to joining Crystal Group, he spent 10 years in various executive leadership positions at Rockwell Collins including Vice President & General Manager, Communication & Navigation Products and Vice President, Sales & Marketing.
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Q: Add text to the beginning of a new line, if the text is automatically wrap At the outset, I would like to apologize for my English :).
I have a String with long text. I display it in a TextView. If the text is automatically wrapped to new line, I want to add "\t" at the beginning of the new line. I don't know how do it. Any ideas?
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A: You can count the lines of your TextView and if there are more than 1 insert a "\t".
In this post it's shown how to count the lines although is not an obvious question.
You also need to take into account if the tab is already inserted, because could be inserted more than one \b.

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Webworms are hanging out in Central Texas trees this year in greater numbers than usual
by: Alyssa Goard
Austin (KXAN) — What's that large cobweb-looking thing cloaking the tree in your yard? Why do the trees on your drive to work look like they've been draped with a thin white web?
Entomologists say it's webworm season.
What is a webworm?
Webworms — or Fall webworms or Hyphantria cunea — are young moths who live out their time as caterpillars in silken enclosures they spin in plants.
Brown says the moths appear as a "drab, creamish brown color"
Webworms start off as eggs, and when they hatch, they begin spinning their silken webs.
Webworm caterpillars at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension offices in Austin. (KXAN Photo/Alyssa Goard)
"It is a larger amount than we normally see," explained entomologist Wizzie Brown, who has been fielding calls left and right about trees covered in webs. "Webworms, we have them every year, but it seems like the webs are more noticeable this year than they have been in the past."
Brown is an extension program specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, the arm of Texas A&M which helps educate farmers, consumers and community members.
"Basically I deal with bugs," Brown said. Her focus is in Travis County and the surrounding areas.
Brown said that it's likely a mix of factors led to the large numbers of webworms this year, for example, a combination of ideal temperatures, foliage, and moisture probably played a role.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department explained that these insects are a native species, but TPWD doesn't do any population monitoring for them as there is no concern for their populations.
Brown says the bugs range in color — from creamy whites, to yellows, and pale greens — and they have tufts of hair coming off of them. The caterpillars can grow to around an inch in size, she said.
"They are fuzzy, you can touch them. They're not going to sting you, but they do defoliate trees," Brown said. "A lot of people panic when they see the webs."
How do they impact plants?
These caterpillars have chewing mouthparts which allow them to eat leaves on plants, Brown explained.
"So the cool thing about these ones — or at least the cool thing, I think — is that they will encompass the foliage that they are eating inside the webbing," said Brown. "And it's a way they protect themselves from predators and parasites and they can even protect themselves from pesticides."
She noted that most trees can bounce back when the webworms are confined to one spot. When there is a larger infestation, however, things can get more dangerous for the trees as their leaves get damaged.
Bill Ree, an extension program specialist for Pecan pest management at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension explained that these webworms can be found across much of the state of Texas.
"I see it as more of an issue for the urban areas," he said, noting that commercial growers typically use pesticides that deter webworms.
What you can do to get rid of them?
"In the caterpillar stage, they are completely inside of the web — and that's the damaging stage — so if you want to control them, you have to get inside of that webbing," Brown explained. "Even if you do a pesticide treatment, you still have to open that web, because otherwise the pesticide is going to be on the outside of it and it's not going to do anything for the caterpillars."
If you want to get rid of webworms, Brown said that a good option is simply opening up the web to allow for lizards, wasps, or birds to get in and eat them. You can also prune the infested parts of the tree away or use a high-pressure water spray to get holes in the web.
"Usually just poking holes in it is enough to manage them, but we will have multiple generations of these webworms in a year — anywhere from two to four generations — so it's quite possible that they will continue to be on trees throughout the summer."
She noted that even if the webworms are dead, the webs will remain in trees.
Webworms in a tree in Austin. (KXAN Photo/Alyssa Goard)
"So don't panic if you see the webs," she said.
Brown has even had success with knocking them out of trees using a stick.
"If you choose the stick method, you want to wear a hat because the caterpillar poop will fall on your head otherwise," Brown said
She explained that if nothing is done to manage webworms, they can return in future years.
"So if they are in that last generation in the fall and they start to lay their eggs, those will last throughout the wintertime and they'll hatch out of that same tree the next year," she said.
Brown said these insects can be found on trees from around April through the fall in Texas.
"They're called Fall webworms because the fall stages are usually the most damaging because they are trying to beef up for winter and get prepared," she said.
So keep your eyes out for these webs in trees for the next few months,. Webworm season is not even close to over yet.
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AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin Police Department recently released some new details around a deadly crash on July 14 that resulted in a man's death.
According to APD, a 43-year-old man was crossing I-35 from west to east in the 300 block of the interstate, when a 2007 Ford Explorer hit him. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
by KXAN Staff / Jul 18, 2019
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin Fire Department and arson investigators are looking for an unknown suspect that threw a lit firework from a moving vehicle — catching a homeless couple's tent on fire.
The person threw the firework from the off-ramp at North I-35 near Airport Boulevard Wednesday at 2:45 p.m. The firework landed on the pavement, lighting grass and the tent on fire, according to AFD.
by Tulsi Kamath / Jul 18, 2019
AUSTIN (KXAN) — A 29-year-old Austin woman accused of leaving her newborn baby in a dumpster pleaded guilty Tuesday as part of a plea deal and was sentenced to five years of probation.
In October 2017, Althea Johnson, who was 27 at the time, was accused of leaving her newborn baby in a dumpster near her home at the Mira Vista Apartments. A homeless man who was dumpster diving heard the infant's crying and found her among the trash. The placenta was still attached to the baby and she was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Upon recovering, she was released to family members.

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HomeGENERALJobsIstanbul Metropolitan Municipality Will Recruit 278 Police Officers
Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Will Recruit 278 Police Officers
10/05/2021 Jobs, GENERAL
Istanbul buyuksehir municipality will receive a police officer
In order to be employed under the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, subject to the Civil Servants Law No. 657; According to the provisions of the "Municipal Police Regulations", 278 vacant Police Officers will recruit personnel for their staff, provided that they carry the title, class, grade, number, qualifications, KPSS score type, KPSS base score and other conditions.
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GENERAL AND SPECIAL TERMS OF APPLICATION
The general and special conditions sought in the applications to be made for the vacant Police Officer cadres of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality are as follows.
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF APPLICATION
Candidates who will apply to be appointed to the announced Police Officer cadres must meet the following general conditions specified in the sub-clause (A) of the first paragraph of Article 657 of the Civil Servants Law No. 48.
1. To be a Turkish citizen.
2. Not being deprived of public rights.
3. Even if the periods specified in Article 53 of the Turkish Penal Code have passed; Crimes against the security of the state, even if a prison sentence or pardon for a year or more for a crime committed intentionally, crimes against the constitutional order and its functioning, embezzlement, extortion, bribery, theft, fraud, fraud, abuse of trust, fraudulent not to be convicted of the crimes of bankruptcy, rigging the tender, rigging the performance of the act, laundering of the assets arising from the crime or smuggling.
4. For male candidates in terms of military status; Not having any interest in military service or not having reached the age of military service, or, if he / she has reached the military service age, to have completed active or postponed military service or to be transferred to the reserve class.
5. Not having mental illness that may prevent him from performing his duty continuously.
6. To meet the other application requirements for the announced positions.
7. There is no harm in starting his duty as a result of the archive research to be made.
APPLICATION SPECIAL TERMS
1. For the announced Police Officer cadre title, to meet the education requirements as of the school of graduation and to have taken the 2020 KPSS (B) group exam for this education and to have received the minimum score specified in the table above in the relevant score type.
2. Weighing and measuring on an empty stomach, naked and naked feet, at least 1.67 meters for males, at least 1.60 meters for females, and no difference of more than 1 kilograms (+, -) between the part with a height of more than 10 meter and weight. (Height and weight determinations will be made by our institution.)
3. They must not be over the age of 30 on the date of the exam. (Born on 7/7/1991 and later).
4. Not being expelled from public institutions and organizations where they worked before due to indiscipline or moral reasons.
APPLICATION PLACE, DATE, METHOD AND DURATION
Among the candidates who meet the requirements for taking the exam, starting from the candidate with the highest score, 5 (five) times the number of vacancies to be appointed, starting from the candidate with the highest score, will be invited to the exam (1390 people in total) and these candidates will be invited to the exam and they will be measured under the supervision of the physician before taking the practice exam. will be made. Candidates who do not meet the height and weight conditions stated during the application will be eliminated without taking the application exam. In addition, legal action will be taken for these candidates due to their misrepresentation.
Applications that do not meet the conditions specified in the announcement and applications made by mail and e-mail will not be processed.
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My sister (my coach) started me last year by making me apply for credit. I raised my scores to 688 from about 630 in February 2006 when I was approved for a mortgage. I owe nothing but I also have nothing. I do have a superior pension from Unisys for my retirement. Debt: Three cards are active for a total debt of $1,600. (not like on Oprah hey?) I was in Barnes and Noble yesterday and read your Automatic Millionaire Homeowner in a couple hours. (latte factor-don't buy books.) But I went back to purchase the book. You are worth it.
I have been renting since I was 18 and never considered a home, I thought it was too constraining. So sad, because now I want to buy a few properties because it isn't as frightening as people think.


We love the Norfolk Broads in any season, from the beauty in the bleakness of January to the splashes of colour and sounds of holiday makers in the height of summer. We thought it might be useful when making your booking to be aware of local events that may be of interest. This section remains a work-in-progress – we'll add more events soon.
Guided Walks in the Broads National Park | Seasonal and usually free | Listings are here – you will need to book.
Festivals and fetes | Seasonal and usually free | Listings are here – you will need to book.
* Please do check the event organisers events as the dates may be subject to change, being independent of us, thank you.
We plan to host a series of small workshops with fellow independent makers throughout the year, such as wreath making, spoon carving and more.
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Transport reforms fail to deliver
Jenny WigginsInfrastructure reporter
Governments were unprepared for the tens of thousands of requests to get bigger trucks on roads after national road laws were introduced to try to move goods faster, the Productivity Commission said, finding that reforms had been "disappointing slow".
The Council of Australian Governments said in 2008-09 that creating national laws and regulatory bodies for the trucking, rail and shipping industries, would generate $12 billion of productivity gains over 20 years – mostly by making it easier and cheaper for newer, larger trucks to get permission to use roads.
The reforms were supposed to make it easier to get big trucks on the road. Jim Rice JRZ
But the gains have been "far less" than estimated, partly because regulators were unprepared for the high numbers of requests and the complexity of approving different types of trucks, the commission said in a draft report on the transport reforms to be released on Tuesday
The heavy vehicle national law, which came into effect in some states in 2014, was inflexible and encouraged a "tick the box" attitude to safety rather than innovative risk management, commissioner Paul Lindwall said. The commission wants the law to be less prescriptive and more focused on results than rules.
The trucking industry has also been critical of the new law, with Australian Trucking Association (ATA) chairman Geoff Crouch previously describing it as "far too long, prescriptive and complicated."
The ATA, which has welcomed a comprehensive review of the law by the National Transport Commission, wants it to be redrafted.
The COAG reforms aimed to make it easier for bigger trucks to be accredited to drive on roads and reduce compliance and administrative costs by replacing state and territory regulatory regimes with national bodies.
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator was created in 2012, the Office of National Rail Safety Regulator set up shop in 2013 and regulation of domestic commercial vessels was transferred to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in 2013.
States opt out
But Western Australia – where most interstate freight is delivered on rail instead of roads – and the Northern Territory did not adopt the new heavy vehicle law and other states have taken longer than expected to introduce it.
States have also modified the law, which has led to inconsistent enforcement of matters such as vehicle inspections. Requirements to comply with Australian Design Rules (which have regulations governing how heavy and how wide trucks can be) have led some drivers to remove safety equipment from imported vehicles to save weight or reduce vehicle width.
Queensland, NSW and Victoria are still in the process of transferring responsibilities from state to national regulators, with delays in staff movements stopping national authorities working at full capacity, according to the commission.
Previous data collection by state and territory regulators was often inconsistent or incomplete, meaning that national regulators also started with "information deficits," the commission said.
The commission recommended the federal government allow access to technologies adopted in other countries and encouraged the use of vehicle telematics, which enable trucks' speed and performance (such as fuel consumption) to be tracked.
The commission has also called for more reforms such as road user charging to raise money for new infrastructure.
Public hearings will be held in late January and early February and comments on the draft report are due by January 15.
Jenny Wiggins writes on business, specialising in infrastructure and transport. Connect with Jenny on Twitter. Email Jenny at jwiggins@afr.com
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Gender differences are defined as biological differences between sexes; however, this review explores how perceived differences may be culturally reinforced gendered behavior that occur within supervision as opposed to actual biological differences among sexes. Additionally, literature supports that gender differences in supervision are minimal, reflecting more similarities between genders. In the present review, research on gender differences and clinical supervision are examined. Further, a brief overview of language theory is presented to explore how gender differences are defined in supervision and whether they actually exist.


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Bulls Game Notes For Monday vs. Houston
by: Bob Vorwald
Posted: Jan 5, 2015 / 02:10 PM CST / Updated: Jan 5, 2015 / 02:10 PM CST
* Houston had won four consecutive games in this series prior to a 111-87 Bulls home win last March. Chicago has won five straight games versus Western Conference opponents.
* The Bulls have won nine of their last 10 games overall, most recently a 109-104 overtime defeat of the Celtics Saturday. Chicago shot just 37.0 percent from the field and 21.4 percent from three-point range (6/28) in the win.
* On back-to-back nights this past weekend, Houston suffered its worst loss of the season (111-83 at New Orleans Friday) and registered its biggest win of the season (115-79 versus Miami Saturday).
* James Harden is averaging 29.7 points in Houston wins this season – highest in the NBA – compared to 21.3 per game in losses.
* Dwight Howard had 23 points and 13 rebounds versus Miami Saturday. It was his ninth game this season with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds, tied for fourth most in the NBA.
* Pau Gasol tied a season high with 29 points versus the Celtics Saturday, adding 16 rebounds and five blocked shots. It was his first career game hitting each of those three minimums.
While a bit closer, the Lightning have too much for the Blackhawks again on Friday
by Larry Hawley / Jan 16, 2021
TAMPA - At least this time, they were able to make it a game heading into the third period.
That wasn't the case on Wednesday where the Lightning took a 4-0 lead after 40 minutes and didn't look back in a 5-1 victory. It appeared that was going to be the case Friday, but there was a little fight in the Blackhawks to make it a game at Amalie Arena.
In position for a decisive win, the Bulls' collapse in an OT loss to the Thunder
OKLAHOMA CITY - White they haven't been able to add to the win column much over the last two weeks, at least the Bulls have held their own in each contest.
Three losses to end their West Coast road trip came by a combined nine points, including a two-point defeat to the reigning NBA champion Lakers. A few shots hit in the clutch, and the Bulls could have entered Friday's contest on a five-game winning streak.
White Sox get another outfield prospect from Cuba as they sign Yoelqui Cespedes
CHICAGO - Early in their rebuild, the White Sox caused plenty of buzz when they signed a young Cuban outfielder that figured to make a major impact in Major League Baseball.
In May of 2017, they signed outfielder Luis Robert, the No. 1 international free agent in that year, to be a part of a young core of players that would help create a new era of the franchise.
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That Bird Has My Wings
Jarvis Jay Masters
Jarvis Jay Masters has taken an extraordinary journey of faith. Strangely enough, his moment of enlightenment came behind the bars of San Quentin's death row. In this compelling memoir, inmate and author Jarvis Jay Masters takes us from the arms of his heroin-addicted mother to an abusive foster home, on his escape to the illusory freedom of the streets and through lonely nights spent in bus stations and juvenile homes, and finally to life inside the walls of San Quentin State Prison. Using the nub and filler from a ballpoint pen (the only writing instrument allowed him in solitary confinement), Masters chronicles the story of a bright boy who turns to a life of crime, and of a penitent man who embraces Buddhism to find hope in this ultimately inspirational story.
Masters has written his remarkable story as a cautionary tale for anyone who might be tempted to follow in his footsteps, and as a plea for under-standing to a world that too often ignores the plight of the forgotten members of society. His personal story dramatically reminds us all that freedom and opportunity are not to be taken for granted, and that no matter what their neighborhood, no matter what their race, every child matters.
Jarvis Jay Masters has taken an extraordinary journey of faith. Strangely enough, his moment of enlightenment came behind the bars of San Quentin's death row. In this compelling memoir, inmate and author Jarvis Jay Masters takes us from the arms of his heroin-addicted mother to an abusive foster home, on his escape to the illusory freedom of the streets and through lonely nights spent in bus stations and juvenile homes, and finally to life inside the walls of San… (more)


Does This Local Therapist Need A Blog, or Focus on Main Service Pages?
Thread: Does This Local Therapist Need A Blog, or Focus on Main Service Pages?
I am just starting to practice SEO by assisting a friend with her local relationship therapy practice, and I'm not sure whether or not she needs a blog.
- On each page, she describes what that type of therapy is, what clients can expect, and how she will help them during the process.
Does it make sense to start a blog, or, is it better to build out the main service pages with more content?
I'm worried that if she does start a blog, that it could potentially take away from the authority of the main service pages.
For example, let's say she writes a highly specific post titled **"how to talk to your husband about marriage"**. Is it better to just incorporate aspects of this post on the main marriage page, or keep it as a blog post?
I really appreciate any suggestions and I'm happy to answer any questions.
I would use the blog as a broad, general way to discuss topics in the mainstream and that are trending. For example, your client can talk about the marriage/divorce rates and comment on 5 ways to strengthen the relationship.
Hyperlink PPC pages inside other pages of main website.
Focus on main index / specific pages?


How easy is it to live as a Christian in the Arabian Peninsula?
There are currently hundreds of thousands of Christians living and worshipping in the Arabian Peninsula.
Millions of labourers from predominantly poor Asian and African countries – many of them Christians – work long-term in the region. Most of the migrants worship together privately, tending to avoid the handful of foreign churches allowed by some of the national governments. And as long as they aren't involved in public displays of evangelism, they are usually left undisturbed.
That said, every country has its restrictions.
Saudi Arabia and Yemen are the most restrictive in the region; officially no churches are allowed.
Qatar allows some foreign churches, but severely restricts the importation of Bibles.
In Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and the United Arab Emirates, Christians enjoy more freedom but have to adhere to government restrictions.
The number of Christians from a Muslim background is growing, despite fierce persecution and pressure from both government and their community.
Each of the seven countries in the Arabian Peninsula is on the Open Doors 2017 World Watch List of the 50 countries in which it is most difficult to be a Christian.
The power vacuum created by the civil war has allowed radical Islamist groups such as Islamic State and Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula to gain significant influence. Christians have been killed and abducted, including 16 people killed in an attack on a Christian-run care home for the elderly. Yemen is a tribal society and leaving Islam is seen as a betrayal of the tribe, punishable by death. However, it is reported that many Muslims are embracing Christianity.
All Saudis are considered Muslims, and the legal system is based on Sharia, or Islamic law. There are no church buildings in the country; Christian services are held in secret places. Christians from Muslim backgrounds usually keep their faith hidden; in 2016, several who were discovered were forced to leave the country. Leaving Islam is technically punishable by death in Saudi Arabia, yet the number of Saudi Muslims becoming Christian is increasing.
Under Qatar's strict Wahhabi Islam, converting from Islam to any other religion carries the death penalty. Seen as apostates, Christians from a Muslim background are at serious risk if they openly practise their faith. Outward symbols of Christianity are banned, as is evangelism. Around 80% of the population are migrant workers, predominantly from poorer countries. Though expatriate or migrant Christians are granted some freedom to worship, if caught evangelising Muslims they can be arrested and deported.
The atmosphere in Kuwait is becoming increasingly hostile – though not yet violent – towards non-Muslims. Islamic law prescribes a wide range of rules for personal, family and community life. Christians from Muslim backgrounds are seen as second-class, "foreigners" and infidels, and are prevented from participating in community activities. Expatriate or migrant Christians often struggle to get licences and registration for using places of worship.
Christians in the UAE are either expatriates, migrants or converts to Christianity from a Muslim background. It's the last of those groups that feels the most pressure, from family, community leaders and government officials. The country is stable and wealthy, yet religious and political freedom is severely restricted. All citizens are defined as Muslims. The law does not recognise conversion from Islam to Christianity, for which the legal punishment is death.
This tiny, mainly Shia country is relatively tolerant and the constitution provides for religious freedom. A large number of expatriate Christians work and live in Bahrain and are relatively free to practise their faith in private, but evangelising Muslims is illegal. Christians from a Muslim background face pressure from family members, community leaders and government officials. Bahrain is very influenced by the politics of neighbouring Saudi Arabia.
Most Omanis practise a form of Islam called Ibadism. The constitution provides for religious freedom and apostasy is not a criminal offence – but neither is it respected by the legal system, which assumes all citizens are Muslims. Society shuns those who leave Islam, and Christians who convert from a Muslim background risk legal discrimination, as well as losing family, house and job. Foreign Christians are allowed to worship in private, but their facilities are restricted and Christian meetings are monitored for political messages and for any Omani nationals attending.


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Q: Geolocation WatchPosition Distance Calculator I am using geolocation to get the users current location and monitor it using the watchPosition method. However, is there a way of calculating the distance between the users starting position and current position? Below is my code:
var x = document.getElementById("info");

function getLocation() {
    if(navigator.geolocation) {
        navigator.geolocation.watchPosition(showPosition, showError, {
            enableHighAccuracy: true,
            maximumAge: 60000,
            timeout: 27000
        })
    } else {
        x.innerHTML = "Geolocation is not supported by this browser.";
    }
}
var flightPathCoordinates = [];

function showPosition(position) {
    x.innerHTML = "Latitude: " + position.coords.latitude + "
Longitude: " + position.coords.longitude + "
Accuracy: " + position.coords.accuracy + "
Altitude: " + position.coords.altitude + "
Altitude Accuracy: " + position.coords.altitudeAccuracy + "
Heading: " + position.coords.heading + "
Speed: " + position.coords.speed + "
Speed (mph): " + position.coords.speed * 2.2369 + "
Speed (km): " + position.coords.speed * 3.6 + "
Timestamp: " + new Date(position.timestamp).toLocaleString() + "
Distance Travelled (km): " + calculateDistance(position.coords.latitude, position.coords.longitude, position.coords.latitude, position.coords.longitude);
    // Distance Calculator

    function calculateDistance(lat1, lon1, lat2, lon2) {
        if(typeof (Number.prototype.toRad) === "undefined") {
            Number.prototype.toRad = function () {
                return this * Math.PI / 180;
            }
        }
        var R = 6371; // km
        var dLat = (lat2 - lat1).toRad();
        var dLon = (lon2 - lon1).toRad();
        var a = Math.sin(dLat / 2) * Math.sin(dLat / 2) + Math.cos(lat1.toRad()) * Math.cos(lat2.toRad()) * Math.sin(dLon / 2) * Math.sin(dLon / 2);
        var c = 2 * Math.atan2(Math.sqrt(a), Math.sqrt(1 - a));
        var d = R * c;
        return d;
    }
    Number.prototype.toRad = function () {
        return this * Math.PI / 180;
    }
    lat = position.coords.latitude;
    lon = position.coords.longitude;
    latlon = new google.maps.LatLng(lat, lon)
    mapholder = document.getElementById('mapholder')
    var myOptions = {
        center: latlon,
        zoom: 16,
        mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP,
        mapTypeControl: true,
        navigationControlOptions: {
            style: google.maps.NavigationControlStyle.SMALL
        }
    }
    var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("mapholder"), myOptions);

Any help would be very much appreciated as I am quite new to this.
Thanks!

A: you can use Haversine formula
rad = function(x) {return x*Math.PI/180;}

distHaversine = function(p1, p2) { // Points are Geolocation.coords objects
  var R = 6371; // earth's mean radius in km
  var dLat  = rad(p2.latitude - p1.latitude);
  var dLong = rad(p2.longitude - p1.longitude);

  var a = Math.sin(dLat/2) * Math.sin(dLat/2) +
          Math.cos(rad(p1.lat())) * Math.cos(rad(p2.lat())) * Math.sin(dLong/2) * Math.sin(dLong/2);
  var c = 2 * Math.atan2(Math.sqrt(a), Math.sqrt(1-a));
  var d = R * c;

  return d.toFixed(3);
}

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A: This has been adapted from the Google Maps API, and reworked to be independent of the library.
Example - calculate the distance from the center of New York City to the center of Philadelphia.

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*Fiddle for miles: http://jsfiddle.net/DXNzu/

*Fiddle for kilometers: http://jsfiddle.net/DXNzu/1/
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function distanceFrom(points) {
    var lat1 = points.lat1;
    var radianLat1 = lat1 * (Math.PI / 180);
    var lng1 = points.lng1;
    var radianLng1 = lng1 * (Math.PI / 180);
    var lat2 = points.lat2;
    var radianLat2 = lat2 * (Math.PI / 180);
    var lng2 = points.lng2;
    var radianLng2 = lng2 * (Math.PI / 180);
    var earth_radius = 3959; // or 6371 for kilometers
    var diffLat = (radianLat1 - radianLat2);
    var diffLng = (radianLng1 - radianLng2);
    var sinLat = Math.sin(diffLat / 2);
    var sinLng = Math.sin(diffLng / 2);
    var a = Math.pow(sinLat, 2.0) + Math.cos(radianLat1) * Math.cos(radianLat2) * Math.pow(sinLng, 2.0);
    var distance = earth_radius * 2 * Math.asin(Math.min(1, Math.sqrt(a)));
    return distance.toFixed(3);
}

var distance = distanceFrom({
    // NYC
    'lat1': 40.713955826286046,
    'lng1': -74.00665283203125,
    // Philly
    'lat2': 39.952335,
    'lng2': -75.163789
});

The result is  80.524 miles or 129.583 kilometers.


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I finally crossed the 25,000 word barrier today, despite having a few errands to run that cut into my writing time. At 85 1/2 pages, my manuscript is now the longest single project in terms of page length that I've ever worked on, eclipsing the 60-page project I undertook at the end of law school that examined "law as entertainment," as well as the importance of entertainment within law (believe me, it was a real page-turner...).
Is it as far as I wanted to be by this point? Yes and no. Yes, because my previous efforts at two novels had stalled right around the 25 page mark; this time I breezed through that with relative ease, and continue to make good headway.
"No," because I always like to push myself to do "more" and "better," and think that I can do both as I continue to gain experience throughout this process.
For now, though, I wanted to touch on a question that I've been thinking about: why do these milestones matter to me?
I think that my answer is simple: they're a sign of progress. I guess this is really true of any number of milestones in a person's life: birthdays and holidays signal another year, another period of time that you should have improved yourself, or at least positioned yourself closer to attaining some of your life's goals.
At the same time, they also signal the passage of time, and the idea that "it's in the books." Yes, I've written 25,000 words, and I've certainly worked hard to do so, but now it's getting to the point where I'm starting to worry whether or not 100,000 words will ultimately be enough to tell the story that I want to.
Milestones are at the intersection of thinking forward and thinking backward; of progress and product. They are a measuring stick, to be sure. Hell, I'm putting them out here on this blog to keep myself honest and writing something every weekday.
Milestones are targets to shoot for, like the signs on the side of the road that tell you how far away your destination is. I know I always do the quick, back-of-the-envelope math...in my head (wait, that doesn't really make sense...) whenever I pass one of those on a long road trip, "Okay, we're going seventy, so if there are 300 miles left, that puts us at about 4 1/2 hours."
Of course, things don't always turn out as planned; there are detours and unexpected delays. One time on a drive to Virginia from St. Louis, my brother and I decided to stop at the Wild Turkey distillery, which we though was a quick jag off of I-64. Two hours later, despite missing the tour, we were back on our way to Charlottesville. That same trip, we were stuck in traffic for three hours on I-81 because of some horrendous truck convoy accident. My brother had his portable DVD player plugged into the cigarette lighter and went through Aladdin and most of Super Troopers while we crawled along at an almost imperceptible pace. These things happen.
Even with those detours and delays, each and every one of those trips ultimately ended. I'm here now. I've reached each of those destinations and then some. I had those experiences and moved on, and all of the miles and steps have added up to put me in front of this computer, typing this blog post up right now.
I guess that's the heart of the matter; since those journeys ended, I'm sure that as I tick off each new milestone, eventually this journey will end, and there will be plenty more to follow. Hopefully I'll be able to keep up my progress and hit each of these milestones in turn on my way to publishing this book by April.
And even if I don't get there when I anticipate doing so, even if I go two hours out of my way to sample bourbon at the Wild Turkey distillery, or get caught up in a three hour traffic jam, I'll get there at some point. And that's all you can really ask for, right?


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Legislating Love
My Mommy My Mama My Brother and Me
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Speed Dating For Sperm Donors
Burning In
Speeddating For Sperm Donors
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The courage that it takes to just say okay I am not going to take the safe route… see ukingscommunity.ca
Natalie Meisner is both thoughtful and eloquent when she talks about her craft as playwright.
"I do think of the play as a kind of exquisite blueprint. It is still a work of art but it isn't really breathing, it isn't alive until people inhabit it."
Natalie's plays have been produced across the country and she has a bucket full of awards with her name on them. But she didn't begin writing, or acting for that matter, until the day she walked into The Pit at King's. It was audition day for Jean Paul Sartre's play, No Exit.
"I went in and did a monologue," she says, "and they liked it. They wanted to cast me in the role. And they said, incidentally, there's a scene where you have to kiss another woman. That wouldn't bother you would it?"
Natalie, coming from a small town on Nova Scotia's south shore had not yet come out as a gay woman. But on that day she discovered acceptance and support.
"I realized there was this whole group of young people, theatre people, King's people saying of course that shouldn't bother anyone. This is theatre. During the course of that semester I managed to find my footing and came out as a gay person to nearly everyone there."
Natalie wrote her first play that year which has "thankfully been lost in the mists of time" she says. The next year though she attended the National Theatre School where she began studying playwriting in earnest. She came back to Halifax and finished her degree at Dalhousie, majoring in theatre. But she wasn't done with King's. She joined with other King's grads, such as John Cleland (BAH '94), Daragh Russell (BAH '94), Jennifer Roberts-Smith (BAH '94) and Drew Yamada (BAH '93) to form the theatre collective, Chestnut Tree. She got the chance to further develop her writing chops.
Academia called again, though, and Natalie enrolled in the MFA program in creative writing at UBC. That was followed by a PhD in creative writing at the University of Calgary.
All the while Natalie kept writing. And she continues to do so even in her current role as Associate Professor at Mount Royal University. But not just plays. She wrote Double Pregnant, an account of the rollercoaster ride she and her wife went on in trying to find a sperm donor. It is both funny and poignant. And it led her to write the raucous comedic play, Speed Dating for Sperm Donors which is opening at Neptune Theatre in September 2016. It is a torqued version of the real events chronicled in Double Pregnant. Speed Dating incidentally, was first directed by another King's grad, Pamela Halstead (BA '88) at Calgary's Lunchbox Theatre. It had amazing audience reaction.
"And I thought yeah this is what I want to do," Natalie says. "I really believe in comedy as a tool for social change."
Social change and personal change is a big part of Natalie's life. She thinks back to that first audition in The Pit, and again she is thoughtful and eloquent.
"The courage that it takes to just say – okay I am not going to take the safe route, this is my passion, I love this, I am going to do this – that is made in those tiny little moments."
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Every now and then the discussion comes up in forums where someone gets the idea that they want to run their radiators passively without out any fan power at all. The discussion recently came up again and I decided to dig out some old test data and share a quick blog on what I found back on my V1 test bench while testing a low density double thickness 480 sized radiator.
When I was testing my TFC480 radiator back on my V1 test bench, I tried exactly that. I even dialed down the heat to a bare minimum 100 watts to test a very small (perfect conditions) scenario. The TFC 480 radiator is a premium double thickness low density radiator that performs really well with low speed fans, so I figured it would be the pefect test case.
So I proceeded to use my very smallest heater, and in the optimal open bench setting with the radiator pointing upward proceeded to test at 100W heat load.
I consider an "Average" radiator setup performance to be around a 10C water/air delta and the radiator nearly doubled that on this incomplete test. Perhaps you could get passive to work in a case where you had a power supply pulling air through the case and radiator, but then that's not really passive is it?
It would take a very different type of radiator and much much larger surface areas for passive to work well.
While generally most testing is only good relative to the same test bench, it's also nice if you can get some level of absolute accuracy for a sense of scale and to speak more of a common unit of measure. I do this testing all for hobby, so none of my meters are sent in for any sort of monthly calibration or certification. While I thoroughly enjoy my little testing tools, they are not proven accurate and I simply don't have a means or desire to do so while hobby testing. It's very expensive and cost prohibitive at the recreational level I'm working within.
I figured the next best thing is to run my own checks using basic tools I have readily available. Those basic tools include a graduated container, a stop watch, and section of tubing to be used as a static pressure head water filled tube manometer. In spirit of sharing information, I wanted to include this in a mini "how to testing" blog of sorts.
Some of these methods can also be used for casual testing. If you think you might have a flow problem, but don't have a meter…you can test your flow rate fairly accurately by the method described below. Also if you think your pump is not up to par, you can (with a fair amount of work) also test pumps using tube manometers and bucket/stopwatch for flow rate. I've done this before…long ago, but it's very much a plausible method to extract a more scientific level of data or to test the accuracy of meters.
Testing flow rate (Gallons Per Minute) is fairly simple. Find a nice large known volume to fill and measure the time required to fill this known volume. In my case I had an old 5 gallon race gas can that had gallon increments. Mixing 2 stroke gas requires some level of ratio precision, so these cans are a bit more graduated than a normal gas can. If such a graduated volume isn't available, you could also create your own by using a smaller known volume and marking the container as you fill it up with the smaller known volume container. (A large bucket and an old empty one gallon milk jug would be one cheap and readily available option).
Per the King Instruments Site, the larger King Instruments 7520 should read within 2% of full scale or .02X5 = 0.10 GPM. I got around 1.7% of the measured scale or .06GPM maximum. Flow rate calibration appears to be within specification…very good!
Testing lower levels of pressure is also fairly simple. A manometer is nothing more than a pressure meter that measures the pressure difference between two points. If you disconnect the negative pressure terminal, it is now exposed to atmospheric pressure. When you zero out to the atmosphere, you now have gauge pressure. If you fill a column of water on the positive terminal, the net column height (Max level minus level in terminal tube) is the actual gauge pressure differential measured. The tricky part is finding something plumb that you can measure a column of water. Note that the tubing doesn't need to be straight, but your measurement from water level at the top to lower water level needs to be plumb vertical. Excuse the spider webs…:) I just connected a funnel and clamped it to a column in our vaulted ceiling area.
In manometer testing, I think there is also some importance in the T line fitting used. If it's not a large smooth pass through fitting or the fittings are not perfectly identical, there could be some induced pressure differential from T fittings. Like the venturi in a carburetor, if you reduce the sectional area, you will create a vacuum. There is also the possibility with a large opening for the pressure junction that you could get odd flow momentum effects such similar to a pitot tube. I have seen some odd things in the past that makes me a bit careful about these fittings. I think it's good practice to spend some time on these fittings to minimize disturbance of flow and ensure equal pressure measurement conditions. Water flow does change states and behavior as it increases in velocity, so keeping it down to nice slow speeds may help minimize measurement oddities.
I created my own T fittings from 1/2″ copper tubing and brass fittings soldered. This leaves a clean and thin walled 1/2″ ID fitting with minimal turbulence and restriction. They also have very small port openings leading to the manometer in an effort to minimize both restriction and any pitot tube like effects. I have used these custom manometer fittings for some time now and have been pleased with repeatability of pressure drop or pump tests.
Looks OK from what I can tell..time for more pump testing..
Same as my round 6 testing and methods with the exception of using a Hardware Labs 140mm SR1 radiator. Seems as though we're getting more and more 140mm radiator options, so it would be nice to get a feel on how a fan performs on one from a noise perspective. This thread is devoted toward more real world like testing of fans physically mounted to the HWlabs SR1 radiator.
Here is the list of fans, sponsors and results currently complete. I plan to do these 140mm fans as well as a few of the top performing 120mm fans on an adapter for 120mm options.
The 120mm fans are tested on a BGears slim profile 120>140 adapter. Soo…the 120's will be getting a small shroud benefit from being further from the radiator fins. In order to see how much if any this diffence means, I'm going to retest my top 140 fans with a shroud and include them in the below chart.
140mm fans only: It's pretty tight with most of the results within the 3dbA or lower "Barely Perceptible" limit. There are however some fairly notable sound quality issues, particularly with the 7 blade fans at higher speeds including the yates. For low speed, I would tend to favor the Thermalright X-Silent, for high speeds, the Aerocool Shark.
120mm fans on an adapter: This is a bit apples to oranges with the adapter, but it's fairly surprising just how close 120mm fans perform to 140mm fans on a CFM per dbA ratio perspective. The 140mm fans do have some CFM per RPM advantage and seem to produce a slightly lower frequency tone, but their noise levels were pretty much the same. This makes some of the stronger performing 120mm fans a very viable option on 140mm radiators. I had really hoped the 140mm fans would be a huge benefit over 120s, but I'm just not finding that. There is a good sized advantage to the larger 140mm radiator and reduced restriction, but the gain is in the radiator frontal area, not the 140mm fan itself.


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Q: Replaced fragment still in background and clickable events responding When I replace a Fragment with another Fragment, the replaced Fragment is still behind the new Fragment and the clickable events in the replaced Fragment are still working. I can't see any of the old Fragment, but the touch events are still working.
I tried even clearing the backstack before replacing but to no avail.
Why is this happening?
getSupportFragmentManager().popBackStack(null, FragmentManager.POP_BACK_STACK_INCLUSIVE);
getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction().replace(R.id.container,
    MatchedFragment.newInstance(matchHistoryId, matchUserId, matchAvatar), "matchedFragment").commit();

A: Set clickable of your current layout to true
<LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="fill_parent"
    android:clickable="true" />

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WOW Live at the Royal Albert Hall announced
For 2021's International Women's Day, WOW - Women of the World will create a one-off evening of celebration, inspiration and unity at the Royal Albert Hall.
WOW Live at the Royal Albert Hall on 8th March 2021 is part of the iconic London venue's 150th anniversary celebration. Featuring a line-up to be announced in January, this very special celebration will feature some of the world's most inspiring performers, comedians, activists and thinkers, hosted by WOW's Founder Jude Kelly.
Tickets will go on sale for the event at 10am on 10th December. However WOW Newsletter subscribers and Royal Albert Hall Patrons will have access to a special 24 hour presale from 10am 9th December. Sign up to WOW's newsletter to be the first to snap up tickets.
The socially distanced event will feature BSL Interpretation and Captioning.
March 2021 will mark over a year since the world has faced different phases of lockdown and isolation, and on International women's day we want to unite us all to celebrate the amazing resilience of women, girls and non-binary people, as we look forward to the next year together.
WOW Live at the Royal Albert Hall will be joined in our IWD season by other events that will also do just this. In the new year, WOW will be announcing more events accessible online, so as many people as possible can be involved in WOW's IWD UK season of celebration.
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In 2005 the 16th Ave Tiled Steps organization completed an intricate tile mural work that spanned all of the 163 steps that comprises the Moraga Steps. Since then many locals and news sources have called the Moraga Steps a "hidden gem" of San Francisco and lauded it's unique and visually interesting design. A recent trip to the stairs was made to confirm such affirmations.
As the setting sun hued the sky in tones of orange and red we arrived at the base of the stairs and first noticed how the riser portion of each of the steps is covered in an intricate array of individually sized and colored pieces of tile. Some of these pieces represent smaller portions of bigger themes such as ocean waves, moons and suns. Others represent individual animals and objects such as fish, shells, frogs and turtles. Some are branded with the names of people and associations while others display messages such as inspirational quotes and calls to lost loved ones. The mural makes for an artistic, diverse and colorful expression of the earthly themes of the land, oceans and sky.
At the top of the stairs, spectators behold the view of the relatively flat outer sunset district and the sea just beyond. To the East is a view of the tree topped little summit of the Grand View Park. If one decides to traverse up Moraga Road and up the wooden steps towards the top of the park they are greeted with larger views of the Sunset district while Golden Gate Park and the Richmond district come into view. The park's summit is best visited during dusk as the buildings in the Outer Sunset district blush in crimson from the final flaming rays of the setting sun.
There were a moderate amount of people during our visit but that may of been due to a combination of nice weather, time of day and the Christmas holiday. The beautiful visuals of the setting sun combined with a walk up the tile steps deems a trip worthy enough for a drive into the Sunset District.
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OSENSA Innovations develops and manufactures fiber optic temperature sensor products for industrial applications including power transformers, switchgear, generators, semiconductor, and MRI equipment. OSENSA's technology is transforming the temperature sensor industry by enabling industrial-grade fiber optic solutions that are price-competitive with conventional wired thermocouples and RTDs (resistive thermal devices). Furthermore, OSENSA's fiber optic temperature sensors are more durable and easier to install than competitive optical technologies. OSENSA's fiber optic sensors are immune to electromagnetic radiation and compatible with high-voltage, high-RF (radio frequency), and high-magnetic-field environments, making them ideal for applications where thermocouples and RTDs fail.


springfield/APThemesLitProject98/APThemesStudentProjs/SolzhenitsynOneDay/solzhenitsyndaycharac.htm 2. Des Pres, Terrence. "The Heroism of Survival." Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: Critical Essays and Documentary Materials. Ed. John B. Dunlap, Richard Haugh, and Alexis Klimoff. Belmont, Massachusetts: Nordland Publishing Company, 1973. 45-62. 3. "Overview: One Day in the Life Of Ivan Denisovich" via the Internet at http://www.springfield.k12.il.us/schools/springfield/APThemesLitProject98/APThemesStudentProjs/SolzhenitsynOneDay/solzhenitsyndayoverv.htm 4. Solzhenitsyn, Alexander. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. New York: Bantam Books, 1990.


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Sometimes we can be a bit stingy with compliments like they're going out of stock but when someone upsets us, watch out — we're writing a nasty review on Yelp. It's true, everyone gets bad reviews. But there are good ones, too.
We don't walk into an interview with bad performance reviews attached to our resumes, do we? No. We bring letters of recommendation that say we're amazing and the reviewer wonders why we're not in the corner office already.
We care about reviews as much as we like to think we don't.
72% of consumers say that positive reviews make them trust a local business more (vs. 73% in 2013).
It's true that people trust reviews on third party sites over ones you self-publish. This is where the Yelp Widget Pro comes in.
The Yelp Widget is an easy-to-install plugin that adds a minimalistic box (widget) to any of your WordPress site's widget areas. It will show your business name, photo, average Yelp star rating, number of reviews, and your address.
The good thing about this widget is, as opposed to Google's IQ test, Yelp just has you fill out a simple form and boom – you have all the codes you need.
Copy and Paste your API into the widget settings.
Copy and paste your four keys from Yelp into the widget settings, click update, and you're ready for the next step.
Not all plugins are widgets but this one is. So, you need to go to widgets in the appearance section of your Admin Panel to tinker with the settings. Drag it into place. Do some twiddling. In ten minutes you've got a clean Yelp widget on your site.
The Free version of Yelp Widget Pro is fine. It puts a very minimalistic box on your site. That works. But remember, the point of Yelp is the reviews. The whole platform is built on reviews. Users can up-vote reviews or even vote on the review's humor. So displaying the reviews is important, especially if your business deals with the general public.
That's why I recommend the premium version of Yelp Widget Pro for restaurants, nail salons, dry cleaners, car mechanics, and pet groomers. You get the gist.
The pro version gives you two must-have features: display of reviews and filtering by stars.
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29 Nov This Week: Hacking Cartoons, Cybercrime Costs, Ransomware Soars
Posted at 12:18h in Blogs, Cybercrime Bytes by Di Freeze
Latest news that keeps you on the cutting edge of cybersecurity
– The editors at Cybercrime Magazine
Sausalito, Calif. – Nov. 30, 2020
This week's edition of Cybercrime Bytes is sponsored by Absolute — New enterprise security trends, threats and opportunities revealed in 2020: The State of Endpoint Resilience™ Report, our annual study of 8.5 million devices.
— In early 2020, Cybersecurity Ventures began publishing "Cybercrime Is No Laughing Matter," a series of two cybercrime cartoons each month. To date, 12 cartoons have been published, which aim to protect consumers and businesses from hackers, identity theft, and cyberintrusions. A book is planned for 2021. Cybercrime Magazine
— If it were measured as a country, Cybercrime would be the world's third-largest economy after the U.S. and China. Cybersecurity Ventures expects global cybercrime costs to grow by 15 percent per year over the next five years, reaching $10.5 trillion USD annually by 2025, up from $3 trillion in 2015. The Crime Report
— Ransomware had a very good 2020. With millions of people working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the opportunities for infection and exploitation were higher than ever. As a result, we've seen more (and more dangerous) ransomware attacks in the last 12 months than in any comparable period. In 2020, according to Cybersecurity Ventures, the costs from these attacks will reach around $20 billion by 2021. Security Infowatch
— In response to COVID-19, Americans rushed into a remote and digital world, and left behind our concrete sidewalks. State and local government leaders need to acknowledge the significance of our cyber challenges and the critical investments needed to secure our digital sidewalks, writes Jordan Sun, chief innovation officer for the city of San Jose and director of the Mayor's Office of Technology and Innovation. The Hill
— With National Computer Security Day on Nov. 30, 2020, Americans must be vigilant to fight the aggressive cybercrime world now that more Americans are working from home than ever before, according to Sarah Kimmel, CEO of Family Tech. The dark web has commoditized attack tools, which gives attackers access to an excess of malicious capabilities, including ransomware as a service, botnets for rent, and more. EIN Presswire
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— Cyberattacks rank as the fastest growing crime in the U.S., causing catastrophic business disruption. Globally, cybercrime damages are expected to reach US $6 trillion by 2021. Some of this year's top attacks were on Twitter, Marriott, MGM Resorts, Zoom, Magellan Health, Finastra, and the Greek Banking System. ISACA
— Computershare co-founder Tony Wales and trucking magnate Ian Cootes are among those to have poured $100 million into an Australian-made cybersecurity platform that is now being piloted after 17 years in development. Melbourne-based VeroGuard is the brainchild of Daniel Elbaum, who last century developed the world's first wireless eftpos terminals. Financial Review
— The World Economic Forum (WEF), the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) and the Internet Security Alliance (ISA) announced a collaborative effort to provide new guidance for directors to effectively oversee cyber risk for their organizations. The effort is inspired in part by a WEF's report, which found that by 2021, $6 trillion will be lost to cybercrime, according to research from Cybersecurity Ventures. PR Newswire
— Video communication platforms became a target during the COVID-19 pandemic as hackers attempted to infiltrate video sessions, and other threat actors registered fake domains and distributed malicious apps impersonating Zoom Video Communications (ZM), Microsoft Teams and other web-conferencing sites. International Investment
— Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that there will be a ransomware attack on businesses every 11 seconds by 2021. With that in mind, now is an excellent time to shore up your ransomware protection as we move closer to the new year. Best practices include training employees, patching known vulnerabilities, and creating a disaster response and recovery plan. Arcserve
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— The beginning of a new year holds newer hopes, opportunities and possibilities for job seekers. Five booming tech careers are business intelligence analyst, cybersecurity expert, cloud architect, product manager, and artificial intelligence (AI) specialist. Cybersecurity has emerged as a recession-resilient domain and one of the next booming sectors of the future. Decan Herald
— The only major global tech event set to be held live next month at the Dubai World Trade Centre, Gitex 2020 will see technology, cybersecurity, and business leaders from across the world gather to set growth strategies for the future. In a year that has been all about distancing, the region's biggest tech event is bringing people together again — with all the COVID-19 precautions in place. Gulf Business
— Tennessee Tech's program in cybersecurity rates among the nation's best. Graduates can find an exciting social-impact career in one of the fastest-growing industries. Cybersecurity Ventures estimates that by 2021 there will be 3.5 million job opportunities, marking a potential 250 percent uptick from 2014. For prospective students, it's a near-guaranteed career path. Tennessean
— Cybersecurity Ventures has compiled a list of membership-based cybersecurity industry associations located globally. The organizations featured provide networking, collaboration, training, free resources, threat information sharing, professional development, career opportunities, and more. Cybercrime Magazine
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Water Supply Minister Bina Magar has said that the government would welcome the Italian builder of the Melamchi Water Supply Project if it agreed to follow the due procedure.
Speaking in Parliament on Friday, Magar said that her ministry had kept the option of bringing back the Cooperativa Muratori e Cementisti di Ravenna (CMC) open to complete the project.
The national pride project is currently stalled after the government terminated the contract with the CMC on February 7 following a series of failed negotiations to bring the builder back.
"Since the ongoing dispute around the Melamchi project started, we have tried our best to resolve the matter immediately. The government would have no problem bringing back the CMC if it followed the procedure and act as per the contract," the minister told lawmakers.
Parliamentarians lambasted the minister for not handling the Melamchi dispute properly, which has only delayed the project. Lawmakers asked the minister when exactly the residents of Kathmandu Valley would get to consume water from the Melamchi river in Sidhupalchok.
Lawmaker Rajendra Kumar KC criticised the government for not supplying the water to the Valley residents within the given deadline. The people should know the reasons why the CMC left the project in the first place, he demanded.
dealing with the Melamchi dispute so that the decade-old project would be completed at the earliest.
"If the CMC returns, then we can pay the local contractors and complete the remaining works on time. Therefore, we have continued the discussion to bring it back," added minister Magar.
She however informed the lawmakers that the government was prepared even if the situation of hiring local contractors arises in the event of the CMC not returning.
Lawmakers also questioned the minister for the reason behind transferring secretary Gajendra Kumar Thakur, who had accused her of trying hard to bring back the CMC—a decision that would add massive financial burden to the country.
Magar, however, said: "My formulae were to get back the CMC, complete the works and deliver water to the Valley residents. He didn't work as per that plan so he was transferred. I have no knowledge of any financial transactions," the minister told the federal parliament.


(Source: Florida Realtors) – Florida's residential real estate market will continue its upward trend into 2013, though the pace of recovery may be slower than the U.S. as a whole, according to leading U.S. economists speaking at Florida Realtors® 2013 Real Estate and Economic Forecast Conference Dec. 12 in Orlando.
"Florida's housing market is back, with great possibilities for the future – but those possibilities are only beginning to be realized," said Dr. John Tuccillo , chief economist for Florida Realtor's. Along with Tuccillo, conference speakers included Doug Duncan , senior vice president and chief economist for Fannie Mae; Leslie Appleton-Young , vice president and chief economist for the California Association of Realtors (CAR); and Pat Reass , a state-certified residential real estate appraiser at Appraisal Group MidFlorida LLC in Winter Haven.
Mortgage rates should remain low and not change much in 2013, he added, while banks likely will continue to maintain high lending standards and a tight credit environment.
The real estate market "bottomed out in late 2008," Tuccillo said, according to Florida Realtors' market data, data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and other market research sources.
"Since the beginning of 2009, we've clearly seen a regrouping and a recovery underway," he said.
Comparing Florida's residential market to California's and to the U.S. as a whole, CAR Chief Economist Leslie Appleton-Young agreed that the nationwide housing market is back.
In California, the current months' supply of existing single-family homes is 3.1 months, Appleton-Young noted. While the state is still dealing with lender issues such as tight credit, problems are being resolved at a faster pace, she said, and home prices are rising as a result.
Where will Florida be in 2013? Assuming that the national fiscal problems are not resolved but are "postponed," Tuccillo said he expects employment in the state to grow by 10 percent in 2013; residential sales to increase by 10 percent; prices (same sales index) to rise by 5 percent; commercial activity to revive; and inventory to grow as the market improves.


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Q: Problems with trying to to install rgdal package in R on Linux I am trying to install the R (R version 3.2.4 Revised) package 'rgdal' onto my Linux, Ubuntu 14.04, but the package is having difficulties when it tries to load dependencies, specifically sqlite.
The error is as follows:
checking for gdal.h... yes
checking gdal: linking with --libs only... no
checking gdal: linking with --libs and --dep-libs... no
/usr/lib/libgdal.so: undefined reference to `sqlite3_column_table_name'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

I updated GDAL/OGR per the instructions here, because I thought that may be the issue. Now when I type gdalinfo or ogrinfo into the terminal a similar error appears:
gdalinfo: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libgdal.so.1: undefined
symbol: sqlite3_column_table_name

When I look in my usr/local/lib the following sqlite libraries are present:
libsqlite3.a libsqlite3.la libsqlite3.so libsqlite3.so.0
libsqlite3.so.0.8.6

The funny thing is that this package was working fine in R last week and now is broken...
Any help appreciated! Thanks.
-Caitlin

A: Stumbled across this error when I was trying to upgrade GDAL. The fix was to ENABLE_COLUMN_METADATA when I was configuring sqlite for install with
sudo CFLAGS="-DSQLITE_ENABLE_COLUMN_METADATA=1" ./configure

See the sqlite Compile-time options for more details

A: Sounds like a problem with that shared library, have install/update anything in your system without using your Package Manager? (I believe its apt?)
The libgdal.so.1 in your system  was compiled against some version of the libsqlite libraries, which now after you updated something else, have changed but libgdal is still the same file.
I have never used Ubuntu, but in the Linux i use (arch) this is the reason partial updates are discouraged (like updating only one program, for example)
So I would recommend to try a full system update, or at least update the sqllite libraries.


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Q: Proof that the connected components of a compact and perfect set are open.
Let $X$ be a compact and perfect subset of $\mathbb C$. suppose that $X$ has infinitely many connected components, i.e $X = \bigcup C_n$, where $C_n \neq \emptyset$ and $C_n \cap C_m = \emptyset$ for all $n \neq m$.
Every component is a closed subset of $X$.

How can I proof that the components are also open?

A: This is not true. Consider the set$$X=\left\{x+yi\in\mathbb{C}\,|\,\left(x=0\text{ or }\frac1x\in\mathbb{N}\right)\text{ and }y\in[0,1]\right\}.$$It is compact and perfect, but the subset $\{yi\,|\,y\in[0,1]\}$ is a connected component which is not an open subset of $X$.