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Q: How to fetch a video from an api in flutter and display it on my screen i'm trying to fetch a video from an endpoint and display it on a flutter a flutter Listview but i can't figure out how to do it.
Here is what i've done so far.
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:http/http.dart' as http;
import 'dart:convert';

class MyTest extends StatelessWidget {

  Future<List<dynamic>> fetchVideo() async {
    // var result = await http.get(apiUrl);
    final result = await http.get(Uri.parse('myUrlStaysHere'));
    return json.decode(result.body)['response'];
  }

  String _info(dynamic video){
    return video['name'];
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      appBar:AppBar(title: Text('Testiing'),),
      body: Container(
        child:  FutureBuilder<List<dynamic>>(
          future: fetchVideo(),
          builder: (BuildContext context, AsyncSnapshot snapshot) {
             if(snapshot.hasData){
               return ListView.builder(
                  padding: EdgeInsets.all(8),
                  itemCount: 5,
                  itemBuilder: (BuildContext context, int index){
                    return Card(
                      child: Column(
                        children: <Widget> [
                          ListTile(
                            leading: Container(
                              width: 100,
                              height: 100,
                              child: (here is where i want a video to be),),
                            title:Text(_info(snapshot.data[index])),
                            ),
                        ],
                      ),
                    );
                  }
               );
             }else {
              return Center(child: CircularProgressIndicator());
            }
          } ,
        ),

      ),

    );
  }
}

Here is my endpoint
{
   "response":[
      {
         "title":"Panama - Canada",
         "videos":[
            {
               "embed":"<div ><iframe src='https:\/\/www.scorebat.com\/embeded;'><\/iframe><\/div>"
            }
         ]
      }
   ]
}

I can only fetch the title for now but i cant figure out how to get the video and place it in the specified container.
Can somebody help please

A: If you can pass the video url or download the video file, then you can use video_player lib. Else, if you want to show a Youtube video, then use youtube_player_flutter. But in this cases you need to change your API


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Q: UIPickerView setter in Swift I am trying to write a setter method for UIPickerView which will be created from my IBOutLet. In Objective C it was pretty straight forward but in Swift it has changed a bit. The setter method never gets executed.
My Current implementation in swift:
class PickerController: NSObject, UIPickerViewDataSource, UIPickerViewDelegate {

@IBOutlet var pickerView: UIPickerView!

var _pickerView: UIPickerView! {

    get {
        return self._pickerView
    }
    set {
        self.pickerView = _pickerView
        self.pickerView.delegate = self
        self.pickerView.dataSource = self
        self.pickerView.reloadAllComponents()
    }
}

But if I do in Objective C following method can be declared on the outlet.
- (void)setPickerView:(UIPickerView *)pickerView {
   _pickerView = pickerView;
   _pickerView.delegate = self;
   _pickerView.dataSource = self;
   [_pickerView reloadAllComponents];
}

How can I achieve the setter method in Swift ?

A: Try something like this:
var pickerView: UIPickerView! {
    didSet {
        self.pickerView.delegate = self
        self.pickerView.dataSource = self
        self.pickerView.reloadAllComponents()
    }
}

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I get very grumbly indeed about Halloween. Nonsense commercial farrago, sent to us, naughtily, by our American cousins. America has sent us many wonderful things: Dorothy Parker, Scott Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Humphrey Bogart, jazz. But Halloween in the costumed, trick or treating, sugary incarnation is not a good one.
So when I go into the Co-Op and see all the awful, hideous Halloween cupcakes and nylon witches' hats, I get very, very cross. Except for today, when it was suggested that the great-nieces and nephew might come and pay me a trick or treat visit. Suddenly, it was the most joyous, wonderful, giddy festival, and I should push out that boat.
I swung into action. There would be special Halloween tea. Rather than get everything with spiders and worms and in orange, which seems to be a thing, I decided to cook. I based my menu on memories of bonfire night from when I was little. I remembered always loving tomato soup in cups, so that was what I made. I was running late, so I did a complete cheat, simply simmering some fat tomatoes and two garlic cloves in Marigold bouillon and then liquidising with a gloop of olive oil, and some passata for extra oomph. That was it. (If you were doing it for grown-ups, I would add some chilli and perhaps some marjoram.) It went down a storm. I made cheese straws with a thin line of Gentlemen's Relish running through them for a little anchovy kick, a huge pot of popcorn with Maldon Salt, and a chocolate fridge cake.
Two small witches and a pumpkin arrived at four-thirty. They cast spells, patted the dog, shrieked ghoulish shrieks, and ate all the popcorn. I got a lot of special Halloween hugs, which is the thing I like the best. It was an absolute riot. I take it all back. I absolutely adore Halloween, and I hope you are having a happy one, wherever you are.
Tired today, so no blog. But after the marvellous wasp comments of yesterday, I could not leave you with absolutely nothing.
So, last night, I climbed up the stairs to bed. Nothing remarkable about that, you might think. It was clean sheet day, so I was looking forward to a lovely, comfortable sleep.
Walked into the room. Turned on the light.
I'm not joking. And they weren't sweet, sleepy autumn wasps. They were furious crack regiment wasps, and they were flying at my head.
I'm ashamed to say I shrieked like a girl.
First of all, I tried to kill them with deodorant. I know that the Buddhists believe that all creatures are sacred and should not be randomly murdered, but I had no time for milk of human kindness. You may also be wondering about the deodorant thing. Well, I just reached for anything that sprayed. I got a spare out of the cupboard, so I went in double-handed. I think at one stage I may actually have shouted DIE DIE, but I might be imagining that part.
It wasn't that effective. The wasps just got more furious. I swear reinforcements were coming in the open window. I was seriously outnumbered.
Then I remembered that I had some Raid somewhere. There followed a frantic Hunt for Raid. This took some time. The buzzing got louder and louder.
I found the Raid. Now the fuckers would rue the day. Ha. I got about half of them, almost asphyxiating myself in the process. The Pigeon stayed in close order for excellent moral support. Then the Raid ran out. Phhtt, phtt the can went, and that was that. The remaining wasps mustered, ready to avenge their slaughtered comrades. Back to the deodorant.
I slammed the bedroom door, to keep the buggers in, and went to sleep on the sofa. My sofa is very long and comfortable and covered in lovely blankets; it's not sleeping in a tent outside St Paul's Cathedral; but even so. I feared I might have strange wasp nightmares, but in the end I dreamed of having a new sofa delivered. The Prime Minister himself delivered it, carrying it up three flights of stairs and giving me a big kiss afterwards. That's Her Majesty's Government: service with a smile. What can this mean? I suspect even Jung would be stumped.
This morning, I had to be brave and go and inspect the battlefield. The room was quiet. (Too quiet.) There were dead wasps everywhere, curled up into sad little apostrophes. I felt faintly remorseful.
I cleared them all away and wondered what would happen tonight. Will their cohort arrive, to punish me for doing away with their fallen fighters? Where does a wasp swarm even come from, at midnight on a Friday? Will I ever sleep quietly in my bed again?
I gather from the comments that there are some new readers this week. There is almost nothing that delights me more than new readers, so: Welcome. And thank you for coming.
Woke this morning to the tremendous news that it looks as if Michael D shall be President of Ireland.
The truth is, I have not really been following this much. The main thing that was reported here was that Martin McGuinness was getting very awkward questions about his past as an IRA commander, and what he did when, and whether he, literally, knew where the bodies were buried. (One of the cruellest things about the paramilitary groups is that they would take away sons in the night, and mothers and sisters sometimes too, shoot them, bury them in some godforsaken grave, and never tell the family where, so there was no body to mourn.) Anyway, despite the fact that I have loved the thought of Michael D Higgins ever since The Saw Doctors wrote their great shout of joy about him, which I listened to all through my twenties as I drove about Connemara in the shadow of the Twelve Bens, I had not really taken in that he was running.
In mitigation, I offer: book obsession.
A couple of days ago, there were news reports that he had suddenly surged in the polls, almost entirely because he had trounced all the other candidates in a debate. The thing I loved most about the trouncing is that it came not from clever rhetoric or calculated positioning, but, apparently, from clarity and straightforwardness and good English. Michael D speaks in honest sentences (he is a poet, after all), and does not use jargon or weasel words. This felt like rather a profound victory to me.
The results are still coming in, but it looks like Michael D is still rocking. And hurrah for that.
In the afternoon, I walked with the stepsister and small niece, who are visiting, and the stepfather, through the oak woods, past the tiny standing stones that sit there, by the coos, and round back down the lime avenue. The air was clear and still and the ground was cool and mossy and earthy under our feet and the colours were gleaming. We talked of birds and trees and dogs and the meaning of names. The Pigeon had a perfectly splendid time and is now whacked out on the sofa, exhausted from her afternoon.
The Irish really could not have chosen a better fellow.
I'm always banging on about the little things. The older I get, the more important I think them.
Yesterday afternoon, I looked out of my office window to see a family, gazing about, giving the appearance of being a bit lost. I went out and asked if I could help them. The Pigeon bounded up, in high delight, since there were four small children, and she loves nothing more. The children looked a bit doubtful at first to see a strange black dog galloping towards them; but I reassured them, explained her love of small people, and said that she just wanted to play. Then there were instant wide smiles of delight.
I spoke to the parents. They were looking for a local beauty spot, of which they had been told. I pointed them in the right direction and showed them how to get there. We talked for a bit. I asked them where they had come from. London, they said. I asked if they had been here before. They had not. The sun was shining like gangbusters and I said I was so glad that they had got some good weather, so they could see the hills in their pomp.
The woman said: 'Well, it did rain yesterday, but that was not going to stop up. Out we went walking, all the same.' Her husband nodded and smiled. They were very elegant and well-dressed, and the children were immaculate; with their black clothes and London accents, I could see they might be taken as soft southern visitors, not with the flinty stuff of the north-east. But not a bit of it; out they had gone, in the murk and the dreich and the wet, defiant in the face of weather. All the same, I was very very pleased that they had the fine sun now, as the colours are starting to sing.
Anyway, it's not a specially interesting story. We made some more polite conversation. I suggested another local place they might like to see. I wished them all well and smiled and waved at the children. It was a small, ordinary, human interaction, nothing dramatic or screenworthy about it.
As they walked off, and the mother said, to her children: 'Say thank you to the nice lady'. They politely did. The Pigeon watched them go with regret. I said I hoped they had a lovely trip.
Inside I was shouting: I'm a NICE LADY. It was like getting a badge or a medal. Most of the time lately, I've been a distrait lady, or an impatient lady, or a slightly nuts in the head lady. I thought: all that talk of manners that my mother did with us when we were small really was worth it.
You see – tiny, tiny thing. So small I did not even write of it yesterday. But it has stayed with me. It's something to do with the kindness of strangers. It's something to do with the simplicity of seeing a family having a delightful holiday, not in some exotic foreign clime or some antic theme park, but here, in dear old Scotland, where they may look at the mountains and the trees and the local architecture. It was a little sliver of politesse, all of us minding our Ps and Qs, as if in defiance of the cross newspapers, which insist we live in an atomised and selfish and rude society.
Anyway, whatever it was, it made me oddly happy. So that is my small thing of the day.
Answer was, of course, yes I am.


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Amidst all the relationship drama happening on Grey's Anatomy right now, something very exciting is about to make its way to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital!
When E! News caught up with Jerrika Hinton (who plays Stephanie Edwards on the ABC medical drama), she revealed that Stephanie is soon going to have bigger concerns on her plate than dealing with her ex Jackson (Jesse Williams) and April's (Sarah Drew) baby drama.
"She's only involved [with that storyline] as in she's the bearer of bad news," Hinton says. "The rest of that journey is theirs to take, thankfully. She has other medical concerns to attend to within the hospital."
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Bobo, vita da cani – film statunitense del 	1987 diretto da Melvin Frank
Walk Like a Man – documentario statunitense del 2008 diretto da Patricia Zagarella e Jim Morgison

Musica
Walk Like a Man – singolo dei The Four Seasons
Walk Like a Man – canzone di Bon Jovi
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There are some movies that just come together. They're not great because of any one thing. It's more like everything works great with all of the other things to produce something memorable. I've come to realize that the opposite is true. When you have a movie that doesn't do anything well and doesn't even make the attempt to produce a cohesive work, you have a horrible movie.
Take Plan 9 From Outer Space. The movie was written, produced and directed by Edward D. Wood, Jr., considered to be the worst director of all time. The movie he made was about aliens that come to Earth to try to get us to end our destructive ways. If we don't, we'll eventually make solaranite, something capable of destroying the entire universe.
Apparently, their first eight plans to stop us have failed. They're starting with their ninth plan, which has to do with the reanimation of corpses. The exact nature of the plan isn't stated, but the corpses tend to want to kill, much like a zombie. It looks like the aliens are beyond trying to negotiate and have decided that killing humans is the only way to stop us from developing solaranite.
The aliens are first spotted by the crew of an airplane. The captain knows he saw something, but is prevented by the military from saying anything. Their official position is that aliens don't exist, even though the aliens seem to leave lots of witnesses. The aliens reanimate a man and his wife, neither of which is given a name, to test their reanimation capabilities. Before long, a police inspector learns too much and is killed, then reanimated. A military officer, a few local police officers and the airline pilot take it upon themselves to try and stop the aliens before they reanimate anyone else.
You may be thinking that this is at least a somewhat decent plot. It is, but it's poorly executed. There weren't many actors in the movie that had any acting ability outside of Ed Wood films. Criswell, who introduced the film and did the narration, was a psychic of sorts, making predictions with a wide range of accuracy. Vampira, who played the reanimated wife, had been in a few other movies and had even hosted her own short-lived TV show.
It's kind of hard to rate the effects using the system we have here on Epinions. Since this was produced in the late 50s, they had no access to 90s technology. But to say that you can't see the strings is being kind as you can actually see the strings on several occasions. It also changes between night and day several times. The makeup was at least somewhat decent, but black-and-white film is a little more forgiving.
The plot and writing, as you may have guessed, aren't the best, either. How is it that a race mastered interplanetary travel, but can't seem to affect any sort of change on Earth? I mean, they're enacting a really sucky plan that's pretty much doomed to failure and they're not even in the double digits yet. They can tell that we're on the verge of developing technology that could destroy everything in existence, but they can't think of anything on the way over? If they know enough to stop us, they must have dealt with similar issues on other planets.
There's no real mention of the first eight plans, but I don't imagine that they could have been that good. It's not even clear what they want to do with the zombies. Do they hope to use them as an army? Is it a show of power? Maybe they just want to scare the living daylights out of people or force the military to admit the existence of aliens. To think that such an advanced race ran out of good ideas so quickly.
Ed Wood had the desire to make movies, but seriously lacked talent. In terms of production values, this has to be the worst movie I've ever seen. It pretty much sets the standard for poorly made movies. In terms of entertainment value, it is still kind of entertaining to watch.
This is one of those few movies that I'm forced to give one star, but would still recommend. At 78 minutes, it's not at all boring. I'd recommend this to anyone who's interested in movies. You have to watch it just to see how bad it is. As they say, no one's a total failure. At least you can serve as a negative example to others.


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There was no father
July 29, 2014 by Thomas Wictor
What a day. I woke from a deranged nightmare in which I was teaching the Cardinal Ghost how to make pancakes by screaming the instructions at her. Then I was interviewed by Ali Gharib, who writes for the Nation Institute. After that I learned that a post of mine has caused a famous writer to have brickbats thrown at his head. All of that is moot, because there was no father.
Mr. Gharib was very upfront that he didn't consider me a credible source, which is perfectly accurate. I'm not any kind of source. I knew he'd present me as a lunatic because one of his final questions was about this photo I took.
That cat showed up on my front porch, looking and sounding exactly like my late cat Syd the Second, who died August 22, 2011.
In the photo, the black cat's eyes are glowing—despite it being daytime—and its hindquarters appear to be dissolving into gray smoke. When the shutter of the camera opened, the cat was gone. Here's what I wrote about the photo.
Maybe I got a message of support…
Syd, if that was you, thanks. But please-please-please don't come back for good until Tim and I are settled in Texas, okay?
That's a good puss-puss.
There are enough qualifiers to satisfy any skeptic, but I knew what Gharib would write: I was crazy, barking mad, bats in the belfry, loony tunes.
Gharib also used the fallacious debating technique of "argument from authority," also called "appeal to authority." He said that hugely prestigious news outlets like The New York Times, the Associated Press, and Reuters must be believed because they're authoritative. I understand that since he's a journalist, he finds it hard to accept that massively respected news outlets use fake imagery or fraudulent information.
Well, just look up Adnan Hajj. He manipulated photos for Reuters during the Second Lebanon War in 2006.
They were so amateurishly altered that it's impossible for Reuters to not have known.
Brian Walski was fired from the Los Angeles Times after he falsified a photo.
During Operation Iraqi Freedom, Agence France Presse published a photo of an Iraqi woman who said American troops had fired these bullets at her house.
The problem is that those are unfired cartridges, not bullets. Maybe American troops used slingshots to fire them at her house. This led to one of the funniest videos ever made, Like a Suppository, Only a Bit Stronger, by the Dissident Frogman. Scroll down to the screen.
Big, old, reputable news organizations publish fake material all the time. We currently live in an era of journalistic laziness combined with inflated self-regard. Most journalists love to talk about how vital they are in "addressing injustice." You've heard the news slogan, "If it bleeds, it leads"? That's not true. It depends on who's bleeding.
If I wanted to, I could direct you to a link of Boko Haram terrorists murdering Christians in Nigeria by cutting their throats and dumping them in a ditch. I could show you photos of Ukrainians blown to pieces by separatist mortar shells. The only war the press cares about is war waged by Israel and the United States. So even though I have nothing against Ali Gharib personally, I despise his profession.
To recap, I wrote a post titled "More Palestinian Fakery." David Frum of The Atlantic tweeted about it, and then something called BagNews wrote "David Frum Accuses NYT and Reuters of Staging Gaza Hospital Photos (Graphic)." The title is a lie; Frum—like me—accused Hamas of staging the photos. BagNews had to resort to lying to make its case.
On Twitter, people who eat, breathe, and sleep Israeli military action have accused me of being a "truther," meaning someone who engages in conspiracy theories based on the flimsiest of evidence. As I told Ali Gharib, my posts are just opinion. Of course I could be wrong. But David Frum has a salient point: Why would Hamas fabricate civilian deaths if they had so many real ones to choose from?
Another part of the answer is that the world has Muslim-war fatigue. And we also see how Hamas uses children as human shields and breaks every international law of warfare.
Public opinion starts to turn, so Hamas creates more and more victims. I was immediately sure that the photos of the Crying Man covered in blood were staged.
That doesn't mean that the photographers and reporters conspired with the Palestinians to create a fraudulent story. My point is that the world takes Palestinian casualty numbers, anecdotes, and photos at face value. It's the narrative: The Palestinians are the underdogs, and Israel is the fascist, pariah state abusing them.
I believe that there's also a level of Jew-hate involved, since the media doesn't report on the genuine atrocities deliberately committed by Hamas. Those are mentioned in passing and then discreetly buried.
People have e-mailed me, telling me that the BagNews piece completely debunked my post on the Crying Man. It didn't, because the writer argued against things I never said. The article also provided me with new photos. I hadn't gone looking for more because I'm not obsessed with Operation Protective Edge. I know what the outcome will be, and I support Israel. Beyond that, I have a life.
But the BagNews piece included the photo above, which shows shows that the Crying Man has no concrete dust on him. His father was killed in an Israeli air strike on their house. If the Crying Man was close enough to be soaked in his father's blood, he should have at least some concrete dust on him. But he doesn't. Not a speck.
There was another photo of the Crying Man getting out of the ambulance at the hospital.
Here's what New York Times photographer Sergey Ponomarev said about this image.
In one ambulance there was a heavily injured older man and two younger men, and one of them was covered with blood and really upset. He fell on his knees, calling on Allah and gesturing.
Remember that. The ambulance carried a heavily injured older man and two younger men, one covered with blood.
Ponomarev said the ambulance was immediately surrounded by a large crowd of security, medical personnel, and civilians. There are no pictures of the father's body, another thing that bothered me about this story. Palestinians aren't shy about displaying their corpses for the cameras. You can find photos of parents holding up dead children who've had their faces blown off.
With the above photo in hand, I did a Google Images search and found a version with higher resolution. I enhanced it and solved the riddle.
The Crying Man arrived in a Toyota Landcruiser Hardtop ambulance.
This is the interior.
Here's the enhanced photo of the Crying Man stepping out of the ambulance.
The re arrows mark two impassive young women sitting on the bench seats closest to the door. The Crying Man is in the act of stepping out of the left side of the ambulance. Sergey Ponomarev said there were also a heavily injured older man and another young man. Since a paramedic would also have been in the back of the ambulance, that's one older man, two younger men, two women, and a paramedic. Six people.
This model of ambulance can seat only two passengers in the back. Because of his position in the photo—as well as that of the paramedic in the white shirt—the only place the Crying Man could've been was on the gurney, marked with the violet arrowhead.
None of us believe that he lay on top of his dead father during the ride to the hospital, so we must conclude that there was no dead father.
The upright back of the gurney (green arrow) shows that young man was sitting there, right before he exited.
And that means the photos were staged and the story fabricated. My contention is bolstered by the fact that Sergey Ponomarev didn't record a single image of the dead father. Why not? He was wheeled right past Ponomarev, wasn't he?
As I explained to Ali Gharib, it doesn't matter if people believe me or not or find me credible or not. The "credibility" issue is a red herring. My own troubled brain should have no impact on how you use your own eyes and brains. Besides, my post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) doesn't manifest itself as hallucinations. I dissociate, meaning I lose track of time and enter a dreamlike state.
The anonymous BagNews writer is a clinician, so he must be Michael Shaw. He says I'm "struggling with mental illness[.]" An ethical psychologist—having read my own description of my mental issues, as Shaw says he did—would explain that my PTSD doesn't make me a gibbering maniac. But Shaw took the easy way out and told his readers that I'm completely insane.
Here are the tags to Michael Shaw's story.
Some are flat-out lies. Nobody accused anyone of "doctoring" photos, and Shaw also deliberately misrepresented my statement that the photos were staged. He knew full well that I meant by the Palestinians, but he pretended that I was accusing the photographers of staging the images.
This is why I'm apolitical. Even psychologists—who are supposed to help those of us in need—let themselves become morally corrupt in the name of political orthodoxy. Shaw hates conservatives, so he lied about me in order to bolster his cause. He wrote a hit piece on David Frum, and I was just collateral damage. Nothing personal, chum!
The Ali Gharib piece, "David Frum's Sources." He misled me by saying that he wrote for the Nation Institute. I wouldn't have given the interview if I'd known that it would appear on a blog. It's just another hatchet job on Frum. Oh well. I was once a journalist. One of the reasons my career failed was because I refused to lie to and about interviewees.
Ali Gharib calls me "unwell." He also doesn't believe that Pallywood exists.
Which one of us is unwell?
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The year 2019 is fast-approaching, and for us, 2019 will be about the foundations of 1st Step; the staff. This year, we have experienced the reshaping of 1st Step, which has been essential in order to contest with the challenges and demands that BREXIT will bring upon us. I hope that despite these obstacles we have maintained career opportunities and the encouragement of progression for everyone at 1st Step. Irrespective of whether a business is a 'Nike' or your local corner shop the fundamentals of success remain, it's with the people – ensuring staff retention, employee engagement and creating a sense of trust and appreciation.
Every person within the 1st Step family has an important and equal role to play, both now and in the future. It gives me enormous pleasure when I read the regular staff updates on anniversaries and employment miles reached. I recall one conversation with a staff member, being told that they 'could never see themselves working anywhere else'. Even one of our Executive Directors celebrating her 15-year service milestone is an enormous achievement. Only this week, we have run an anonymous survey of our staff about their opinions on the business, and the results are very encouraging in terms of communications, progression and people understanding how they fit into the "bigger picture".
Quarter 4 of this year the Board began the project 'Shaping the Future' of 1st Step with three newly appointed Executives to the main Board. These appointments provide diversity and perspective in decision making into the direction we head toward in 2019. I can assure that 2019 will bring about even more employee engagement, opportunities, promotions and achievements within the business.
We can expect another tough year during 2019 in trading. However, what we all appreciate in recruitment is that every day is as hard as the next. We work in a people's industry and every conversation, meeting or situation is unlike the last; that's why we all love what we do. We thrive on challenges.
I know that this Christmas everyone will be treasuring every moment with their family, relaxing, recharging the batteries. I would like to wish all 1st Step staff, clients, candidates and suppliers a wonderful Christmas and I look forward to working with you all in 2019.


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Meta-Analysis: The Effectiveness of Web-Based Health Promotion Interventions on Vegetable Consumption in Children
Sinar Perdana Putra, Yulia Lanti Retno Dewi, Bhisma Murti
Background: Consuming healthy food throughout life helps prevent malnutrition in all forms of various diseases. In the first 2 years of a child's life, optimal nutrition fosters healthy growth. Vegetables and fruit are food sources that contain many nutrients that humans must consume at every meal. EHealth is playing an increasingly large role in life and the internet has great potential to be a source of low cost and effective health promotion interventions.
Subjects and Method: This study was a meta-analysis of a number of Randomized Controlled Trial study designs. The articles used in this study were obtained from several databases including PubMed, Google Scholar, and Springer Link. The articles used in this research are those published from 2010-2020. The article search was carried out by considering the eligibility criteria defined using the PICO model. The population in the study was children aged 2 to 12 years old with an intervention in the form of web-based health promotion, comparison, which was not given a web outcome-based health promotion intervention in the form of vegetables consumption. The keywords for finding articles are as follows: "Intervention Health Promotion Web-Based" OR "eHealth Intervention" AND "Non-Intervention Health Promotion Web-Based" OR "Non eHealth Intervention" AND "Child" AND "Vegetables" AND "Randomized Controlled Trial". The articles included in this study were full text articles with the design of a Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) study. Articles were collected using PRISMA flow diagrams. Articles were analyzed using the Review Manager 5.3 application.
Results: A total of 9 articles were reviewed in this study. Meta-analysis of 9 primary data shows that web-based health promotion interventions can increase children's vegetable consumption with statistically significant results (Standarized Mean Difference= 0.82; 95% CI= 0.26 to 1.37; p= 0.004).
Conclusion: Web-based health promotion interventions can increase vegetables consumption in children.
Keywords: Intervention Health Promotion Web-Based, eHealth, vegetables consumption
Correspondence: Sinar Perdana Putra. Masters Program in Public Health, Universitas Sebelas Maret, Jl. Ir. Sutami 36A, Surakarta 57126, Central Java, Indonesia. Email: perdanasinarp@gmail.com Mobile: 085727777227.
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Grady A, Seward K, Finch M, Wolfenden L, Wyse R, Wiggers J, et al. (2020). A three arm randomised controlled trial of high and low intensity implementation strategies to support centre based childcare service implementation of nutrition guidelines: 12-Month follow-up. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 17 (4664): 1-21. https://dx.doi.org/10.3390%2Fijerph17134664.
Grady A, Wolfenden L, Wiggers J, Rissel C, Finch M, Flood V, Salajan D, et al. (2020). Effectiveness of a web-based menu-planning intervention to improve childcare service compliance with dietary guidelines: Randomized controlled trial. J Med Internet Res, 2 (22): 1-16. https://doi.org/10.2196/13401.
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Nystrom CD, Sandin S, Henriksson P, Henriksson H, Lagerros YT, Larsson C, Maddison R, et al. (2018). A 12-month follow-up of a mobile-based (mHealth) obesity prevention intervention in pre-school children: the MINISTOP randomized controlled trial. BMC Public Health. 18 (658): 1-7. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-5569-4.
Overcash FM, Vickers Z, Ritter AE, Maan T, Mykerezi E, Redden J, Rendahl AK, et al. (2019). An in-home intervention of parent implemented strategies to increase child vegetable intake: results from a nonrandomized cluster allocated community trial. BMC Public Health. 19(881): 1-13. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-019-7079-4.
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Yoong LS, Grady A, Seward K, Finch M, Wiggers J, Lecathelinais C, Wede-sweiler T, et al. (2019). The impact of a childcare food service intervention on child dietary intake in care: An exploratory cluster randomized controlled trial. J Health Commun, 1 (1): 1-11. https://doi.org/10.1177/0890117119837461.


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So much is left unsaid...but, the created atmosphere leaves you in doubt...this boy has a hellish life.
SKIN is the story of a child taxidermist, an outsider in his small town. He is entranced by a girl who finds his work beautiful. But just as their relationship begins to progress, he does something that drastically changes everything.


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The Ford Foundation for Social Justice headquarters building, designed by Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo & Associates in 1968, included a 9,000 square foot, 160 foot tall Atrium garden designed by Dan Kiley. The Foundation's mission-driven renovation modernized the building and also included a renovation of the garden to restore the spirit of the original Kiley design.
Kiley's original design intent had been degraded throughout the years due to pests and environmental conditions. Kiley's design distanced him from the orthogonal layout he was known for by paying homage to the New England forest. His plant selections maintained open sightlines for transparency and light penetration, complementing the Atrium's monumental scale and creating an intimate garden experience. The collaborative design team, led by Raymond Jungles, Inc. with SiteWorks and James Urban providing technical know-how, worked to restore Kiley's vision and maintain his intent, despite the challenges of restoring a garden inside a landmark building.


Port-Au-Prince : At least six people have died in nearly weeklong protests demanding that President Jovenel Moise resign in Haiti, which saw fresh tensions and a major prison break Tuesday.
All 78 detainees at the prison in Aquin, a city of around 100,000 on the south coast of the country's Tiburon Peninsula, escaped around midday, a national police spokesman said.
Some 200 kilometers north of the prison, Port-au-Prince also saw clashes between police and hundreds of protesters in working-class neighborhoods.
The former French colony is in the grip of a political crisis that has seen citizens demonstrate in the capital Port-au-Prince and elsewhere over the last week to demand Moise's resignation.
In a statement, the agency also "approved the authorized departure of adult family members and non-emergency US personnel." Prison conditions in Haiti are considered to be among the most inhumane in the world by human rights groups. Detainees face extremely crowded conditions, poor hygiene, food shortages and a lack of health care.
In October, an investigation found that three quarters of the 11,839 people imprisoned in Haiti were still waiting for a court ruling — a delay that has sometimes stretched beyond a decade.
"The president lied to us. These promises of giving us work so we can finally have money to buy food was just bluffing," said Vanel Louis-Paul, who joined protesters demanding change.
"Look, he's been in power for two years and people are starving now more than ever. If Jovenel won't go, we will make the bourgeoisie that supported him suffer so it understands." Adding to the mounting frustration, investigations have shown that nearly USD 2 billion from the program were misused.
A mediation group composed of a senior officials from the UN, Brazil and a coalition of Western nations has called on Haiti's politicians to enter dialogue over the crisis, lamenting the loss of life and damage caused by the protests.


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Women's Football Clubs are The New Esports Franchise — With More Upside — Women's soccer is having a cultural moment in the United States and this Initialized investment, Angel City, embodies it. The U.S. Women's National Soccer Team has consistently been the best in the world. The stars are icons who have already transcended the sport, attracting more than 14.3 million Americans, who…
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Atoms Masks for NYC Public Housing Residents
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Your dog isn't a wolf. Direct-to-dog food is here. — I'm a step-dad to two dogs. I'm also part of a generation of millennials who treated their dogs as "starter children." Our pets matter. A lot. …
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It's Not HR. Culture is Built With or Without Your Permission. — If you've heard me talk about Paid Family Leave, you've heard me talk about Katelin Holloway, because she's the one who joined Reddit shortly after I returned as Executive Chairman in 2014 to help lead a turnaround. She was instrumental in taking a company that had literally no HR department…
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The first of three parts about the cutting edge of retail and fashion from Initialized Capital's Alexis Ohanian — The past ten years have fundamentally changed the way we consume fashion: we used to buy fewer things, wear them for longer, and had fewer brands to choose from. Instagram didn't exist. Shopify only had 11,000 stores. Today there are more than 500,000 on their platform. …
Launching Business Dad
We've initialized our first podcast — How do you "have it all" as a working parent? Working moms are asked this question incessantly, but it's rarely asked of working dads. After my daughter Olympia was born, it took months before I was asked about work-life balance and the inevitable trade-offs of being a working parent…
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I don't always invest in personal childhood dreams, but when I do, they're usually around gaming — Growing up, I loved a collectible card game that was popular with my friends called Spellfire. No, not Magic: The Gathering — the world famous card game, which has produced over 20 billion cards in the last decade. Instead, I…
·Jun 16, 2019
Work-life. Balance.
America needs Paid Family Leave. Fathers need to use it. — Serena only saw me on weekends for the first eight months of her pregnancy. I missed a lot of doctor's appointments because I was deep in my third year back at Reddit in the midst of a big turnaround project that started in 2014. She was in Florida. I had…
Trends don't start at the top. They ebb and flow in a spate of data. — As the co-founder of Reddit, I got a front row seat to witness how the Internet has democratized the way mainstream culture shifts. No longer are trends defined and dictated by a handful of elite tastemakers or companies. …
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Cybersecurity and the threat landscape: What 2018 has in store for organisations
IT and business leaders have never been more aware of the cybersecurity challenges they face. Recent revelations of major breaches at organisations who should know better include Equifax (145.5 million US consumers), Yahoo (3 billion accounts) and even cyber-savvy Deloitte. We've seen leaks of US government exploits stockpiled by the CIA and NSA add to the chaos, with some of these tools being utilised in major global ransomware attacks such as WannaCry and NotPetya. We've also seen major new vulnerabilities disclosed, affecting wireless networks, encryption protocols and IoT devices.
Many of these trends have borne out predictions from the beginning of the year. Cloud environments for one are still very much in the crosshairs of the attackers as we head into 2018.
So what can we predict for the next 12 months in cybersecurity?
Compliance challenges mount
May will be a hugely significant month from a compliance perspective, as two major new pieces of legislation from the EU come into force. The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies to all organisations that process data on EU citizens, while the NIS Directive applies to providers of "essential services", which will vary by EU member state. Both mandate best practice security controls and levy strict penalties of up to 4 per cent of global annual turnover or €20m (whichever is higher) for non-compliance. The GDPR comes into force on 25 May while the deadline for NIS to be transposed into national law is 9 May.
Analyst Forrester has warned organisations keen to prevent insider-related breaches to ensure they respect the privacy of their employees, who are also covered by the GDPR. It predicts that 2018 could even see the first lawsuits filed by staff who have seen their employer go too far with user monitoring.
AI: For good and bad
According to IDC: "By 2018, 70 per cent of enterprise cybersecurity environments will use cognitive/AI technologies to assist humans in dealing with the vastly increasing scale and complexity of cyber threats." Next year is likely to see more and more vendors offering some kind of machine learning/AI element to help find the needle in the haystack when it comes to threats. In doing so, it will help take the pressure off IT departments, which will continue to be stretched to the limit by skills shortages. It's predicted that the global shortfall in IT security pros will reach 1.8 million by 2020.
However, AI will also create significant challenges for society, according to Gartner. The analyst claimed in its predictions for 2018 and beyond: "By 2020, AI-driven creation of 'counterfeit reality', or fake content, will outpace AI's ability to detect it, fomenting digital distrust."
IoT headaches continue
The Internet of Things will continue to embed itself into all parts of our lives and business processes – Gartner predicts it will be in 95 per cent of new electronics by 2020. But it also warns that half of all security budgets for IoT will be spent on "fault remediation, recalls and safety failures" rather than protection. Considering security as an essential design requirement rather than an afterthought could save organisations time and money.
Ransomware evolves
Ransomware was once again the nemesis of many an unprepared organisation in 2017. Next year it will be no different, with those failing to get the security basics right – like patching known vulnerabilities – likely to succumb. There could be an even bigger sting in the tail for firms in 2018, however, as cybercriminals look to drive profits by aiming ransomware at mission-critical systems like POS.
Forrester predicts this could be a major trend that has the potential to devastate retailers and hospitality firms if they don't prepare now.
Blockchain becomes relevant
Blockchain has been on the scene for some time, but usually gets mentioned in terms of financial services and as the foundational layer for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. However, its application in a cybersecurity context could start attracting attention in 2018.
Dimension Data believes the distributed ledger technology could enhance identity and access management efforts, detecting and isolating suspicious behaviour in a fully transparent manner, which will also help forensic investigators.
The truth is that cybercriminals rarely work to annual schedules, so we'll likely see an evolution of current threats and cyber defences alike going into 2018, rather than anything completely new. But as always, the organisations best prepared will get the basics right, founded on the three pillars of people, process and technology. A good place to start is the National Cyber Security Centre's 10 Steps to Cyber Security document.
Top five mobile threats to your enterprise data
By 2020, 60 per cent of the world will access the internet via their mobile devices, according to a GSMA Intelligence report.
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RHINO JAPAN SCOOPS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD
Rhino Japan won the New Market Entrant Award on Friday at the prestigious British Business Awards ceremony held at the Hilton Tokyo Hotel. Rhino Japan Chairman David Syrad and Managing Director Saburo Takahashi received the Award from British Ambassador Tim Hitchens. This follows on from Rhino's Supplier deal with the Japan RFU and our provision of training equipment to Eddie Jones and his national squad to assist their preparations for the Rugby World Cup in England in 2015. Saburo Takahashi comments: "This award is a tremendous boost to our fledgling business in Japan and makes us even more confident that we can establish our brand and products in the Japanese markets well ahead of the 2019 Rugby World Cup here".
Rhino Japan MD Saburo Takahashi and Chairman David Syrad
receive the Award from British Ambassador Tim Hitchens.
RHINO GLOBAL SEMINAR AT TWICKENHAM GREAT SUCCESS
For the second successive year Rhino staged a Global Seminar to bring together staff, sales agents and licensees from all over the world. This time the splendid venue was the newly refurbished Presidential Suite at Twickenham Stadium. As well as our licensees in the teamwear, leisurewear/apparel, artificial turf and male grooming products sectors we were joined by Rhino representatives from the US, Ireland, France, Asia, South Africa and Eastern Europe in addition to our rugby league team. As for last year's event, it was judged by attendees to be an inspiring and thought provoking day and one which fully demonstrated the massive strides currently being made by the wider Rhino group across a range of geographies and product areas.
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RHINO BECOMES SUPPLIER TO JAPAN
Rhino is delighted to announce that it has become a Supplier of contact and training equipment to the Japan RFU. We recently delivered a full set of training equipment to the Japanese national squad training camp ahead of their games with the All Black Maoris in Kobe this Saturday and Tokyo the following week. Japan National Coach Eddie Jones, who has previously guided Australia to the 2003 World Cup Final and was assistant to Jake White when the Springboks triumphed in 2007, has already had a great impact on the fortunes of the Brave Blossoms who have had a good run of recent wins against Canada, the USA and Italy in addition to qualifying for RWC2015 by winning the Asian Championship. Eddie comments: "The Japanese national squad is delighted to be using Rhino's market leading contact and training equipment. The quality of the kit is well known and it will greatly assist our Rugby World Cup preparations".
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WELSH RUGBY UNION RENEWS RHINO OFFICIAL SUPPLIER DEAL
Rhino has recently signed a new four year deal to continue as Official Supplier of contact and training equipment to the Welsh Rugby Union.Rhino has occupied this role since 2005 and this deal, which encompasses support for the game in Wales from international level through to grass roots, runs through until 2018. Already this season WRU Head of Rugby Josh Lewsey has announced an initiative which saw 43 schools in Wales appoint full-time school-club hub officers and those schools have directly benefitted from equipment supplied by Rhino. Rhino equipment has also been on offer at significantly reduced rates to each of the WRU's member clubs via the governing body's Participation Points scheme – thousands of items have already been ordered by clubs from pitch equipment to tackle bags and training gear, including 272 chrome whistles, 773 corner poles and 689 'hit shields'. At international level Rhino Rugby and the Wales national coaches are in close consultation about the equipment needs of the international players, with standard items like scrum machines, jackal and tackle bags on the agenda alongside new product development.
"We are working closely with the Wales national squad to make sure we meet all their training requirements with the kit we provide" , said Rhino Managing Director Anthony Locke. "Training techniques are constantly changing along with the way the game is played and we remain an innovative dynamic company at the cutting edge of design in terms of the equipment we are able to supply to national teams. But we also produce a staple diet of equipment which can enhance training and the matchdays at all levels of the game and we are extremely pleased to be able to announce a continued relationship with Welsh rugby will ensure that every need is catered for from grass roots to international level." Comments WRU Chief Executive Roger Lewis: "Rhino Rugby are a specialist supplier and, put simply, nobody else can do what they do as well as they can do it. The most important thing about Welsh Rugby's relationship with Rhino is that the national coaches and the players are happy with the equipment they supply, If we have the right supplier at a national level when we filter down the equipment and expertise to our age group sides and directly to grass roots rugby we know we are reaching the right standards to enable our teams and rugby clubs to flourish in their training environments."
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RHINO RUGBY LEAGUE AMBASSADORS PULL OFF UNIQUE DOUBLE
Rhino is delighted to have been a Partner and Official Supplier of the European Super League for the last two years and once again our Vortex Elite ball was used at Saturday's Grand Final at Old Trafford where St Helens defeated Wigan 14-6 in a typically bruising and hard fought game. All at Rhino would like to congratulate St Helens on their long awaited success - we have been Official Supplier of training equipment to the Saints since 2008 and are extremely proud of their achievements this season in particular after a string of near misses in big games in recent years. Saturday also saw the completion of a remarkable double for Rhino's Rugby League Ambassadors James Roby of St Helens and Ryan Hall of Leeds Rhinos.
The success of James Roby in winning the Harry Sunderland Trophy as man of the match in the First Utility Super League Grand Final followed on from that of Ryan Hall in winning the Lance Todd Trophy as man of the man in the Tetley's Bitter Rugby Football League Challenge Cup Final at Wembley in August. Hats off to Tony Colquitt, Managing Director of Rhino Rugby League, for his inspired selections – we couldn't wish for two more successful or high profile Ambassadors in the league code.
RHINO-TURF GOES FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH
Artificial turf is one of the biggest growing sectors in the Rhino product portfolio. This season sees the top of the range Rhino-Turf VT60 surface featuring not only on a full size pitch at London Irish's new state of the art training ground in Sunbury, but also on the main playing pitch of National League 1 Ealing Trailfinders. See below for our latest advertising materials in this area, and in particular the resounding testimonial from the London Irish Executive Chairman.
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RHINO SUPPORTS INAUGURAL ANDREW WIDDOWSON TROPHY
Rhino was delighted to support yesterday's game between Oxford University Greyhounds and Edinburgh University at the Iffley Road ground in Oxford. The match, a thrilling 24 all draw, was instigated by EURFC President Andrew Widdowson, who played for the club as an undergraduate in the late 1970's, including traditional annual matches home and away against Oxford. He then went on to undertake an education diploma at St Catherine's College, Oxford but suffered a catastrophic neck injury in an early season college game before he could begin his quest for a Blue. Andrew eventually returned from Stoke Mandeville to complete his studies and embark on a teaching career at Felsted School, from which he recently retired back to Edinburgh. His ambition to reinstate rugby matches between his two universities was shared by a number of friends, including Rhino CEO Reg Clark who played against him for Oxford on a number of occasions, and a group of those friends subscribed together to present a trophy in Andrew's honour for annual competition. Edinburgh, who are en route to play St Andrews at the Richmond Athletic Ground in their Annual Varsity Match, which now takes place every other year in London, will take heart from a very impressive first half performance which saw them take a 19-7 lead over the Oxford second string side, who included a number of players coming off the University's recent successful tour to Russia.
OURFC and EURFC captains Jacob Taylor and Cameron Muir with Andrew Widdowson and the new trophy.
Reg Clark with the trophy at the Iffley Road ground.
RHINO AT ENGLAND PARTNERS DAY
Anthony Locke with the Womens RWC, Junior RWC and Triple Crown trophies
Rhino were represented by Group CEO Reg Clark and MD Anthony Locke at the 2014 England Rugby Partners Day at the County Hall Marriott Hotel in central London today. Together with other England Rugby sponsors and suppliers they listened to presentations from CEO Ian Richie, Head Coach Stuart Lancaster and the commericial, marketing and development teams at Twickenham. All thoughts were not only on the forthcoming QBE Internationals and 6 Nations, but of course next year's Rugby World Cup, for which Rhino is an Official Licensee.
MADIGAN BACK AT TOP OF GUINNESS PRO12 RHINO GOLDEN BOOT AWARD TABLE
Ian Madigan receives the Rhino Golden Boot Award from Group CEO Reg Clark, Dublin 2013.
With only 3 rounds of the Guinness PRO12 competition played, some familiar faces are already at the top of the Rhino Golden Boot Award league table. Ian Madigan of Leinster, who took the Award in 2012-13, leads with 11 successful kicks out of 12 for a 90.91% success rate, and is followed by the 2013-14 PRO12 Player of the Season Dan Biggar of Ospreys with 15 out of 17 for 88.24% and Duncan Weir of Glasgow Warriors with 8 out of 10 for 80%. Once again the Rhino Vortex Elite ball is producing successful kicking rates well at the top of global averages.
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RHINO OPEN DAY FOR PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS AT ROSSLYN PARK
Rhino took the opportunity today to host an Open Day at Rosslyn Park for our promotional products for corporate and fan engagement. With the Rugby World Cup countdown having started many corporates, facility managers and agencies are looking for activation ideas for events and Rhino has developed a range of products to address this need. In addition to our standard post pad and advertising wedge offering we now provide feather flags and an inventive range of promotional foam and PVC products. In addition we have developed a scrum competition machine and pass accuracy measuring device especially for 'fan zone' engagement. These products were all on display at Rosslyn Park's Rhino-Turf Mini-Park installed last year. In addition we were pleased to demonstrate in the Rosslyn Park bar a mini-rugby post configuration for beer pumps we have developed together with Shepherd Neame.
Rhino's range of advertising and fan engagement products on display on Rosslyn Park's Rhino-Turf Mini Park.
Rhino's posts and pads beer pump configuration.
Giles Hilton of Shepherd Neame with a new outdoor post and pads based advertising feature.
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RHINO SUPPORTS NATIONAL PARALYMPIC DAY
[caption width="700"] Wally Salvan and members of the England Wheelchair Sevens Rugby team at the demonstration in Olympic Park.[/caption]
National Paralympic Day at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London on Saturday featured a demonstration of the relatively new sport of Wheelchair Sevens Rugby, a sport which was invented recently in France by Wally Salvan, a pioneer of disability sport development. Wheelchair Sevens is supported and sponsored by Rhino France and MD David Foti took time to travel over with Wally for the demonstration event which took place near the Copper Box Arena amongst many other features on the day. The sport differs in a number of ways from the Wheelchair Rugby game (originally developed in Canada and formerly known as 'Murderball') which featured in the 2012 Paralympics – it is played with a rugby ball rather than a round one, and like rugby involves only passing backwards. The other features of rugby (scrums, line outs, conversions, drop goals) which Wheelchair Sevens Rugby embraces are shown in the attached videos taken at Saturday's demonstration. In order to popularise the sport and enable sides to be more easily formed it also actively encourages the involvement of non-disabled people. 8 Nations are already members of the Wheelchair Sevens International Board (W7IB) and in 2013 France won the inaugural 6 Nations tournament. Further international tournaments are planned going ahead and Wally hopes to stage a demonstration event in Rio in the week between the Olympics and Paralympics in 2016. Rhino France is proud to be a supporter of this innovative and inclusive new disability sport and is currently working with Wally Salvan to develop a new wheelchair for disability sports in general. The current price of these is often a barrier to participation and it is hoped to develop a much cheaper multi-purpose plastic injection moulded model to address this issue.
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The American mainstream media, reflecting deeper currents in American culture, typically treats "religion" as a private lifestyle choice: a personal option one may exercise to make sense out of life (and death) through certain rituals embodied in communities. That the "choice" in question has anything to do with adherence to the truth, as one is grasped and transformed by that truth; that those rituals embody religious truth in a unique way that links the believer to the very life of God; that those communities are formed by, and accountable to, truths that can be rationally explicated in a body of knowledge called "theology" -- say what? To treat religion as a lifestyle choice leaves little room for the very concept of "truth," unless it be the anorexic postmodern notion of "your truth" and "my truth" (which means that Khalid Sheikh Muhammad's "truth" is just as much "truth" as Pope Benedict XVI's). In the sandbox of self-absorption that is so much of postmodern culture, there is little or no room for the truth.
"Don't Know Much about Theology ..."
The Portsmouth Institute is set to begin its third year of work from June 22-24, 2012, with the theme of "Modern Science, Ancient Faith." The Institute is located at Portsmouth Abbey and School (Portsmouth, RI).
The speakers include Rt. Rev. Dom James Wiseman (St. Anselm's Abbey, Washington, DC), R. Dom Paschal Scotti (Portsmouth Abbey), William Dembski, John Haught, Kenneth Miller, B. Joseph Semmes, Michael Ruse, Fr. Nicanor Austriaco, OP.
Prayer, fraternity and time to think are hallmarks of the Portsmouth Institute. Situated at the beautiful Portsmouth Abbey on the Narrangansett Bay, who could not love expanding one's thinking on faith and science.
Visit the website noted above for more information of the conference, the Abbey and School.
2009 The Catholic William F. Buckley, Jr.
The century old magazine edited by the Jesuits, America Magazine, has a new editor in chief, Father Matthew Malone, SJ. He's the 14th editor, and the youngest in the publication's history.
America is a mixed bag of journal opinion when it comes to covering the Church, it mostly pushes the envelop on matters that are not up for debate: it sheds more smoke and than light. In many ways it seems as though America has abandoned it's prestigious and valuable nature of journalism as a Catholic publication rooted firmly in Ignatian spirituality. I pray that Saint Ignatius and all Jesuit saints and blesseds inspire Father Matt in his new mission. I certainly wish him the best.
America's press release is here.
This page is a archive of entries in the Faith & Reason category from June 2012.
Faith & Reason: April 2012 is the previous archive.
Faith & Reason: July 2012 is the next archive.


Courtney Act was born as Shane Gilberto Jenek, on 18 February 1982, to Australian parents in Brisbane, Australia, and moved to Sydney at age 18. She intended to take the name Ginger Le'Bon and be a redheaded, smoky-voiced nightclub singer. Instead, she took the stage name Courtney Act.
Courtney was ranked 13th on Australian Idol in 2003 and was the third singer of the competition to release an official solo single, following Guy Sebastian and Shannon Noll. She further released her debut single "Rub Me Wrong," which was ranked No. 29 on the ARIA Singles Chart.
Courtney Act was among 14 drag queens who competed in the sixth season of RuPaul's Drag Race, in which she lost the finale to Bianca Del Rio. She is the first drag performer in history to sing live with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. She was featured on two singles from the Christmas Queens LP, "From Head to Mistletoe," and "Christmas Sweater" with Willam and Alaska.
Courtney has been working as a foreign correspondent for the Australian news website, Junkee and she covered the Presidential election of 2016 for the site, attending rallies of both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. She further appeared in Single AF, a celebrity dating show on MTV UK. She is currently competing in the Celebrity Big Brother house.
Talking about her personal life, Courtney Act is single, as she has revealed it frankly in several shows. The 35-year-old drag queen is searching for a soulmate. She has recently joined the show named, Single AF, a celebrity dating show on MTV UK. The Crew travels around the world searching for partners and arranging dates.
Courtney Act has an estimated net worth of $2 million in 2018, including all of her properties and earnings. Apart from her earnings from her career, she too owns a Wig Company called Wigs By Vanity that she set up in 2003 for drag queens with a business partner and fellow drag queen, Vanity Fair.
Courtney Act was born as Shane Gilberto Jenek, on 18 February 1982, to Australian parents in Brisbane, Australia. She moved to Sydney at the age of 18. She took the stage name Courtney Act.
Courtney Act was ranked 13th on Australian Idol in 2003 and was the third singer of the competition to release an official solo single, following Guy Sebastian and Shannon Noll.
As of 2016, Act has been a foreign correspondent for the Australian news website, JunkeeAct Covered the presidential election of 2016 for the site, attending rallied of both Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Courtney Act has an estimated net worth of $2 million in 2017, including all of her properties and earnings. Besides, she owns a Wig Company called Wigs By Vanity that she set up in 2003 for drag queens with a business partner and fellow drag queen, Vanity Faire.


Well, we are officially back from vacation. It's been less than 2 days and we are both ready to go back and already planning our next trip later this year. To say we are addicted to travel is an understatement. We spent 8 glorious days in the Caribbean and we hope to share some of our adventures with you guys in the coming weeks and then we will go back to sharing Europe since we still have so much to share! Before we left for vacation we gave our back patio a summer refresh and brought in tons of color! One of the ways we dressed up our patio inexpensively was by planting flowers.
Not just a single flower in a pot, but by creating outdoor potted floral arrangements. By clustering together smaller potted plants you can create a gorgeous and chic look for half the price of buying one of these pre-made beauties in the store. We are going to share with you our tips and tricks on how to create outdoor potted floral arrangements at home!
First up, you'll need to buy a wide variety of potted flowers.
Think about how many pots you want to fill–then depending on the size of the pot will depend on how many potted plants you'll need for the pot.
Buy high-quality potting soil mix.
Buy plans that all require the same amount of sun/shade.
If for some reason you buy a plant that requires say part sun and the rest require full sun, then try to plant the flower where other flowers might shade it and where it can get the least sun.
Once you have the flowers picked out its time to start planting. For a medium pot we like to place 3-flowers in. We fill the pot half way with new potting soil. Place your largest potted flower first, followed by the smaller flowers. *Make sure you break up the roots at the bottom so they have room to grow!
Our next pot is much larger in size, so we opted to start with a larger flower first followed by smaller flowers. Flower pictured above is a zinnia.
Next up, he placed the melampodium across from the zinnia followed by the coleus.
Add more dirt to the pot as you go and then finish planting the remainder of your flowers. Jon planted another marigold, salvia, and balanced out the arrangement with a second coleus.
The other day, I shared how easy it is to make a faux dip-dyed garden pot. Once its dry, fill it with gorgeous flowers!
Easy right? Don't stoop down and pay those high prices for outdoor potted floral arrangements when you can create them at home for half the cost. And best of all you can mix and match and make the arrangement you truly love!


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1852 Letter from a Connecticut Schoolboy Referencing Football
Unbound. Autograph Letter Signed ("J. Cooley"), dated 16 March 1852, from Cream Hill, Connecticut on blue paper. One page. Folded as mailed, lightened at the folds, else fine, with small pencil drawing laid in. Envelope with West Cornwall, Connecticut cancellation is present. The 11-year-old Cooley dutifully sends a letter to..... More
75 Seasons: The Complete Story of the National Football League, 1920-1995
(Atlanta, Georgia): Turner Publishing, Inc., (1994). Hardcover. First edition. Introduction by Dick Butkus. Quarto. Black cloth over boards, gilt spine. A very good copy in very good dustwrapper.	More
[Archive]: Tampa Touchdown Club
Tampa, Florida: 1948 - 1955. Unbound. A collection of ephemera for the Tampa Touchdown Club in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Some offsetting, tiny chips, and tears thus very good.An assortment of mimeographed sheets, broadsides, newspaper clippings, and letters pertaining to the Tampa Touchdown Club in the late 1940s..... More
The Blue Football Book
[New Haven]: Yale Banner Publication, [1970]. Softcover. First edition. Quarto. Folio. 128pp. Illustrated. Blue wrappers with embossed silver football helmet. Wrappers rubbed and spine lettering a bit toned, very god or better. Souvenir of Yale football.	More
[Broadside]: Americans, Attention! Remember the Athletic Tournament at Waverly Park, Waverly, N.J. State Fair Grounds
Elizabeth, New Jersey: Jr. O.U.A.M. of Union County, 1899. Unbound. Illustrated broadside or poster. Printed in red and blue with illustration of an American Flag on thin cardstock. Currently shrinkwrapped onto foam core. Small chip at one lower corner and a small dampstain on the other lower corner, else a...... More
[Broadside]: College Football. Lincoln Lions vs. A. & T. Greensboro, N.C. Aggies on Rendall Field, Lincoln University. Saturday Nov. 4 1933
Oxford, Pa. John Spencer & Co., 1933. Unbound. 11" x 14". Printed in black on yellow card stock with two small images of lions. Light dampstain mostly in the upper quadrant, small tears and one tiny chip, about very good. Part of the text reads: "This will be the first..... More
Champion of Sport: The Life of Walter Camp 1859-1925
(Charlottesville, Virginia): Howell Press, (1990). Hardcover. First edition. Quarto. 132pp. Illustrated. Fine in near fine dustwrapper with a tiny tear and a little rubbing on the front panel.	More
Constitution of The Connecticut Inter-Scholastic Football Association 1893
[No place]: The Connecticut Inter-Scholastic Football Association, 1893. Softcover. First edition. 24mo. 8pp. Stapled printed buff vertical ribbed wrappers. A bit of light offsetting of the front wrapper, vertical crease, Pencil marks striking out the name of two schools from the list of member schools. still very good or better..... More
(Cover title): The Care and Cleaning of Athletic Uniforms by Rawlings
St. Louis: Rawlings Manufacturing Company, [circa 1949]. Softcover. First edition. Quarto. [16]pp. Illustrated. Stapled illustrated red wrappers. Slight toning along the edge of the front wrap, else near fine. Detailed instructions with illustrations of the care, cleaning, and repair of uniforms. Scarce. *OCLC* locates no copies.	More
The First Fifty Years: A Celebration of the National Football League in its Fiftieth Season: 1920-1969
New York: Ridge Press / Simon & Schuster, 1969. Hardcover. Classic edition. Quarto. 256pp. Remainder marks, near fine in a very good dustwrapper with edgewear.	More
Annapolis, Maryland: United States Naval Institute, (1950). Hardcover. First edition. Octavo. 244pp., index. Corners a bit bumped, very good or better lacking the dustwrapper. A naval physical training book.	More
(Football handbill): Professional Football. Forbes Field. Pittsburgh vs Cincinnatti(sic). Admission 55c - 75c - $1.10
Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Football Club, [1933 - 1934]. Unbound. Die-cut printed football-shaped handbill on orange card. Fine. Advertisement for a game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Cincinnati Reds. Both the Pirates (later to become the Steelers) and the Reds (who lasted only until 1934 before folding) were founded in 1933..... More
The Games of the Week: The New Haven R.R.
New Haven(?): New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co., (No date - 1954?). Softcover. Stapled wrappers. Die cut into a football shape. 16pp. Brown wrappers printed in orange. Fine. Elaborate college football schedule that seeks to encourage patrons to use the train to visit the games. Scarce.	More
Gotham Bowl: Polo Grounds, December 9, 1961: Baylor and Utah State: Inaugural Issue
New York: Spencer Advertising Company, 1961. Softcover. First edition. Inaugural Issue. Quarto, stapled wrappers. Very good with some creases to the cover. Baylor beat Utah State 24-9 in front of a sparse crowd of some 15,000 fans. The game was initially created as a fund raising attempt for the March..... More
Inside the Astrodome: Eighth Wonder of the World
Houston: Houston Sports Association, 1965. Softcover. First edition. Quarto. 256pp. Illustrated. Illustrated wrappers. A bit of rubbing on front wrap, corners lightly bumped else near fine. Elaborate promotional magazine for the domed stadium.	More
Legends Sports Memorabilia: 13th National Sports Collectors Convention
(Spring Valley, CA: Legends Sports Memorablia, 1992). Softcover. Magazine. Small quarto. Fine in glossy wrappers.	More
Legends Sports Memorabilia: January/February 1992, Volume 5, Number 1
(Spring Valley, CA: Legends Sports Memorablia, 1992). Softcover. Magazine. Small quarto. Fine in glossy wrappers. Cover features Dan Marino.	More
(Spring Valley, CA: Legends Sports Memorablia, 1993). Softcover. Magazine. Small quarto. Fine in glossy wrappers. Hobby edition cover 41 with Robin Ventura.	More
Legends Sports Memorabilia: July/August 1992, Volume 5, Number 4
(Spring Valley, CA: Legends Sports Memorablia, 1992). Softcover. Magazine. Small quarto. Fine in glossy wrappers. Cover features Rollie Fingers and Tom Seaver.	More
Legends Sports Memorabilia: March/April 1996, Volume 9, Number 2
(Spring Valley, CA: Legends Sports Memorabilia, 1996). Softcover. Magazine. Small quarto. Fine in glossy wrappers. Hobby edition cover 74 with Shaquille O'Neal.	More
Legends Sports Memorabilia: November/December 1993, Volume 6, Number 6
(Spring Valley, CA: Legends Sports Memorablia, 1993). Softcover. Magazine. Small quarto. Fine in glossy wrappers. Hobby edition cover 41 with Richard Petty.	More
[Magazine]: Pro Quarterback – Volume 2, Number 4, February 1972
New York: S.C.H. Publications, 1972. Softcover. Stapled wrappers. Near fine, with little soiling and minor edgewear to the wrappers.	More
New York Giants Official 1971 Yearbook
New York: New York Football Giants, 1971. Softcover. First edition. Quarto. Unpaginated. A trifle rubbed, else very near fine.	More
New York Giants: 75 Years of Football Memories
Sports Publishing Inc., (1999). Hardcover. First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper.	More
[Newspaper]: Four-Star Sports Coast-to-Coast. Vol. 1, No. 1 - Vol. 3, No. 11 (lacking No. 10)
Green Bay, Wisconsin and Los Angeles: Four-Star Sports / Hidalgo Printing, 1939-1941. Hardcover. Run of 10 (of 11) issues. Each issue measuring 4½" x 6" and consisting of a single leaf folded to make four pages (two issues have a second leaf laid in, making six pages). Uniform age-toning but..... More
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In the original binding from the book's publisher, as opposed to in contemporary binding (from the same time period but not from the publisher) or rebound. This copy of T.R. Malthus' Principles of Political Economy Considered with a View to their Practical Application, published in 1820 and offered in our Catalog 113, was a remarkably fine copy in original papercovered boards.more


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