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Michelle Ryder PITR Editor: Celebrating International Women's Day March 8 2021 by Neil Trim
By Neil Trim on March 8, 2021
We all here at Kingswood Media feel very fortunate to work alongside Michelle Ryder, our Editor of PrintIT Reseller magazine. Michelle is a passionate, dedicated editor, she is professional, conscientious and has built up a wealth of experience. Our management team rely on Michelle's clear judgement and value her opinions. She has been instrumental in both the success of PrintIT Reseller magazine and the PrintIT Awards that we launched last year. Michelle threw herself fully into this launch which was unknown territory for all of us. Her determination and enthusiasm gave her the confidence to take on the mantle of head judge a key role which included writing the entry criteria for all of the categories, covering the awards online and in print, and recruiting an excellent team of judges from around the industry.
Michelle has worked her way up over her 25+ years in the technology publishing sector from a PR background, and is now a well-connected and respected journalist in the UK technology channel.
In recognition of International Women's Day, we wanted to ask Michelle what this means for her and any advice she may have for women looking to break into and develop a career in both the publishing and technology sectors.
What does the International Women's Day slogan, #ChooseToChallenge mean for you in your work life?
I can safely say that #ChooseToChallenge resonates with me. You'd just have to ask anyone who knows me that I'm not the shy retiring type! I do question, challenge and constructively critique almost everything that comes my way. But that said, whilst I'm not afraid to challenge and make my point – I also do listen – and that's really important, to ensure everyone's voice is heard and that at the end of the day we make the right decisions and achieve the best result.
What influenced you to pursue a career in Media?
If I'm honest I think it chose me. I began my career in consumer PR, and sort of fell into B2B and this industry by chance. I decided I loved it and had found my niche. Writing was always my passion and having worked with and known Ethan, Neil and James for many years, I did some freelance feature writing across several titles, before assuming full responsibility for PrintIT Reseller magazine as its Editor.
What's the most important piece of advice you'd give to a woman starting out in her career?
The same advice I gave to my daughter. Believe in yourself, you can do whatever you want. Decide what you want to do and go for it and don't give up until you get where you want to be.
Do you think there's a stereotype attached to high-powered females?
Not at all, no more than one attached to high-powered males – why would there be?
How important is it for women to lift each other up and what does that mean to you?
I think in the current climate where almost a year of lockdowns, social restrictions and enforced home working, is taking its toll on so many people, it's absolutely important for everyone to lift each other up.
For me, it's the small things that matter, a socially distanced walk with a friend, a chat over the garden fence, or picking up the phone to a colleague rather than pinging them an email – anything that says: hey I know it's tough at the moment but hang in there things will get better.
"Only 5% of leadership positions in the technology sector are held by women" How would you react to this?
That 95% of the top jobs are up for grabs! That in itself is a huge incentive to roll up your sleeves and aim high!
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Anthony Trollope: Barchester Towers
10. CHAPTER X: MRS PROUDIE'S RECEPTION--COMMENCED
The bishop and his wife had only spent three or four days in Barchester on the occasion of their first visit. His lordship had, as we have seen, taken his seat on his throne; but his demeanour there, into which it had been his intention to infuse much hierarchical dignity, had been a good deal disarranged by the audacity of his chaplain's sermon. He had hardly dared to look his clergy in the face, and to declare by the severity of his countenance that in truth he meant all that his factotum was saying on his behalf; nor yet did he dare throw Mr Slope over, and show to those around him that he was no party to the sermon, and would resent it.
He had accordingly blessed his people in a shambling manner, not at all to his own satisfaction, and had walked back to his palace with his mind very doubtful as to what he would say to his chaplain on the subject. He did not remain long in doubt. He had hardly doffed his lawn when the partner of all his toils entered his study, and exclaimed even before she had seated herself--
'Bishop, did you ever hear a more sublime, more spirit-moving, more appropriate discourse than that?'
'Well, my love; ha-hum-he!' The bishop did not know what to say.
'I hope, my lord, you don't mean to say you disapprove?'
There was a look about the lady's eye which did not admit of my lord's disapproving at that moment. He felt that if he intended to disapprove, it must be now or never; but he also felt that it could not be now. It was not in him to say to the wife of his bosom that Mr Slope's sermon was ill-timed, impertinent and vexatious.
'No, no,' replied the bishop. 'No, I can't say I disapprove--a very clever sermon and very well intended, and I dare say will do a great deal of good.' This last praise was added, seeing that what he had already said by no means satisfied Mrs Proudie.
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In response, I offer here a somewhat different, and perhaps more balanced, perspective on the evolution of Chinese-Israeli relations. (This is an expanded and modified version of my response as published in Mosaic).
I argue that Israel's strategy toward China doesn't conflict with American interests; rather, it serves and reinforces them. Partnering with Beijing can help stabilize the Middle East. Partnering with Asian nations threatened by Beijing can help build a counterbalance to Chinese power.
In late October 2018, the Vice President of the People's republic of China, Wang Qishan, paid a remarkable visit to Israel, during which he attended, together with Prime Minister Netanyahu, the fourth session of the Israeli Innovation Summit. Also attending the conference was Jack Ma, founder and CEO of Alibaba – one more indication that serious Chinese business leaders take Israel seriously, despite the obvious discrepancy in size and population. The visit, and the pattern of cooperation established by previous sessions of the China-Israel Joint Committee (led by Vice Premier Liu Yandong in her capacity as co-chairperson, together with Netanyahu) seem to lend weight to Arthur Herman's description of the fast-growing relationship between the two dramatically unequal but mutually respectful ancient nations.
Still, to what an extent is he justified in his fear that Israel will be swept into China's orbit, and may even serve as a gaping hole in the West's technological defenses against Chinese encroachment and ambitions? "Happy is the man that feareth always" (Proverbs 28:14)! And indeed, the stern warnings that Herman refers to, particularly from Shaul Chorev on the future of Haifa harbor, are not idle concerns.
According to a recent report in Haaretz (9.11.18), American officials did not hide their anger at the prospect of Chinese corporations in charge of construction at a port of call of the Sixth Fleet. Moreover, the PRC is today a fierce challenger in the field of cyber (on which Herman does not elaborate). Finding weak points in Israel's cyber defenses could have very severe consequences. Nevertheless, his depiction of the situation – perhaps reflecting positions taken within the Trump Administration on this issue – seems to overstate the threats. Nor does he fully take into account the broader scope of Israel's interests in the region and in Asia, which in fact coincide with those of the U.S.
To begin with, Beijing's emerging policy in the region is indeed of great importance to Israel. It is easy enough to depict Israeli interests in terms of narrow economic perspectives: China as a market and as a source of investment for the ever-growing Israeli economy. Indeed, for a country now fully dependent on high-end trade, these are not trivial matters. But equally important is the potential role of the PRC as a stabilizing strategic presence in the region. As I have written elsewhere, few things would be as harmful to Israel's prospects of survival in our rough neighborhood than the collapse of Egypt into dysfunction and chaos (or worse, an Islamist grip on power). It is very much in the interests of Israel and the U.S. alike to see the Chinese coming in as long-term strategic investors in Egypt's growth and stability: for example, as the key contractors for the new "Administrative" capital of Egypt – which has yet to be given a name! – being built east of Cairo. This is not a zero-sum game; it is a win-win situation.
True, China has kept a warm relationship with Iran. But as Herman mentions (quoting Sam Chester), Israel was able to explain to the Chinese that unless measures are taken to curb Iran's nuclear project, the region will descend in mayhem, which in turn would have disastrous consequences for global stability and Chinese economic growth: to be specific, back in 2010, when a delegation led by then Minister of Strategic Affairs Moshe Yaalon, in which I participated, went to Beijing, we were able to leverage our credible military threat into a surprising "yes" vote in favor of UN Security Council Resolution 1929, which imposed far-reaching sanctions on Iran. Today, again, a sober calculation by China, coupled with forceful suasion on the part of both Israel and the U.S. – which would hopefully play a role in the planned Trump-Xi summit – would probably lead to a decision in Beijing that the cost of supporting Iran may turn out to be too high. This should be one more good reason for keeping our channels to China wide open.
In any case, Herman's depiction of the Chinese challenge understates – indeed, avoids altogether – the most salient aspect of Israeli policy in Asia: namely, that the main thrust of Israel's security-related efforts is directed not at China but rather at the range of nations seeking to build a counter-balancing strategic capacity (and formidable military responses) to the emerging hegemonic bid by China. The latter may be indeed harboring far-reaching designs. Evan Osnos, in the title of his excellent book on contemporary China, speaks of The Age of Ambition – but others in the arc that stretches from Japan to India are not quite willing to be dominated.
Thus, Israel has emerged as a key partner in building up significant military capacities, in the overall bid to sustain the balance of power. Within the last few years, Japan has dropped the traditional reservation about security cooperation, Vietnam and the Philippines have emerged as significant markets for the Israeli defense sector, cooperation with Australia has intensified. And above all, Israel's relationship with India, in terms of military hardware, has become even more extensive and intimate than it has ever been, since it emerged in the 1990s.
All this is happening while Israel studiously avoids, under the terms of a highly intrusive agreement with the U.S., the sale of any weapons, munitions or dual-use technologies to China. The effort to engage with the Chinese on other fields, from water and medical services to the construction of projects in Israel, should thus be seen not as a path leading Israel into the Chinese orbit, but rather as a bid to keep Beijing happy while Israel is arming those in Asia who fear China's ambitions. This, again, should be perceived in the U.S. as a sensible strategy which ultimately serves U.S. interests as well. Even in this age of polarization, the Trump Administration, like its predecessors, has come to recognize that the PRC is a foe in some respects and a beneficial partner in others.
Ultimately, I would concede, the validity of all these counter-arguments stands or falls on one key criterion alone; namely, the ability of the Chinese in Israel, whether as investors, infrastructure builders, or even students, to abuse their welcome by obtaining access to sensitive systems, sowing the seeds of cyber subversion, and gaining information on Israeli and American capabilities. As already indicated, the concern is perfectly legitimate, given China's offensive cyber prowess as well as a long history of IP abuses. This is certainly a field in which experts from both the U.S. and Israel need to cooperate very openly and quite intensely. Fortunately, the mechanism for doing so already exists; and moreover, Israel retains a lead in defensive cyber that should be and can be put to good use in determining the proper limits of Chinese intrusion.
A sophisticated, discerning approach is needed. It should consider the major benefits that Israel can draw from greater Chinese involvement in the Eastern Mediterranean (above all, in Egypt), as well as the direct economic benefits of cooperation and perhaps a free trade agreement. At the same time, effective fire walls need to be built and maintained against potential abuses. This would surely be preferable to an "all or nothing" attitude.
Perhaps part of the solution lies in enhancing links between Israel and specific Chinese provinces, which by necessity would be focused on legitimate civilian needs. Indeed, on November 1 a delegation led by Vice Governor Zong Guoying was in Israel for the fourth annual Yunnan-Israel Innovation Cooperation Forum, and similar links have been forged with other provinces. This mode of cooperation, carefully applied, should not be seen as a challenge to U.S. policy but rather as a useful auxiliary to it. At the same time, Israel's security relations with other key players in the Asian balance of power continue to grow apace.


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Hanlen has played a major role in the successes of Joel Embiid, Jayson Tatum, Bradley Beal, Andrew Wiggins and Zach LaVine and the Magic are glad to see that this work has given the rookie the confidence that he can ultimately become the kind of transformational player who might redefine how centers play in the NBA. Bamba thinks it's only a matter of time before his physical tools, raw talent and desire allow him to reach the league's top tiers of big men while he has shown glimpses of those abilities in this week's MGM Resorts NBA Summer League, leading the Magic to a 2-1 mark so far with his scoring (26 points), rebounding (16 boards), 3-pointers made (two), blocked shots (seven) and countless defensive denials with that towering wingspan.


Congratulations to Thomas A. Daily, member of Daily & Woods, P.L.L.C., for being named as one of the Mid-South's best lawyers again by the Super Lawyers Publication, in the area of Energy & Natural Resource law. Mr. Daily has practiced with Daily & Woods, P.L.L.C. since 1970, practicing primarily in the field of oil, gas and natural resource law in Arkansas. Mr. Daily also practices in the areas of wills, trusts, estates, and corporate law.


Autumn is here and with it comes a wealth of seasonal fruits and vegetables. The most popular fruit now in season is, of course, the apple! Many people look forward to October because it's a great month for picking apples, baking apple pies, or making fresh apple cider, all of which are treasured fall traditions shared by many. However, with the wide array of apple variants and relatively little explanation as to their differences, shopping for apples can be stupefying! At Jungle Jim's International Market, we have dozens of seasonal apples during the fall months, and it can be hard to choose the right apple for your tastes and needs. That's why we've put together this handy apple chart and written a breakdown of each apple variety to explain its tastes and best uses. We've included 14 popular types here, but we have even more in our stores! If you have questions even after consulting this article or are wondering if we carry an apple that isn't listed here, please send us a message or stop by to ask one of our produce experts in person!
Crisp and sweet. Excellent for eating and very good for making applesauce. Gala apples are heart-shaped and make a fantastic addition to salads. They are mildly sweet with vanilla and floral aromas and have thinner skins than most other apples.
Spicy, crisp, and sweet. Excellent for eating and for making applesauce. The sweet flavor of Fuji apples is resembles that of freshly-pressed apple juice. These are great apples for salads!
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Sweet and tart, delicate, and crisp. Ginger Gold apples are excellent for eating and very good for making applesauce.
McIntosh apples are a New England favorite! Spicy and tender, they are great for eating and making pies. They don't keep as well as other apples, so eat them quickly to avoid spoiling!
Tart and very crisp, Jonathan apples are excellent for eating and for making pies. They hold their shape very well and can be used for making applesauce and for baking.
Also known as Crispin apples, Mutsu apples are actually a cross between Golden Delicious and Indo apples. Very sweet, juicy, and crisp, these apples are great for eating and make very sweet applesauce.
Very tart and crisp, Cortland apples are excellent for making applesauce and pies, but are just okay for baking. They were cultivated in New York state in 1898 and are now a highly popular variety.
The Red Delicious is America's favorite apple for eating! Red Delicious apples are great on their own and make good, yet chunky, applesauce, but are not recommended for use in baking. They are rich, sweet, and crisp, and keep well.
Honeycrisp apples are crisp and sweet with a unique, clean texture. Many have compared the taste to that of fresh apple cider. These apples are excellent for baking, making applesauce, and eating!
Golden Delicious apples are rich, sweet, and crisp, and exhibit a mellow flavor when baked or cooked. They're great to eat raw, as they have a thin skin and a silky texture.
Aromatic with flavors of honey, Jonagold apples are tangy and sweet with moderate acidity. They're excellent baking apples and make great pies.
Stamen Winesap (also spelled "Stayman-Winesap") apples are spicy, tart, and hard. They're best for making pies or baking, but can also make good applesauce. This apple variety was developed in the late 1800s and has been a popular dessert choice ever since.
Granny Smith apples are very tart and hard. When baked or sauteed, this tartness shines through. They're great in salads and are excellent for baking, making pies, or for eating. They are also great for making chunky applesauce.
My comment is actually a question: Do you still have any Mutsu apples in the stores? I love them!!
Not yet! We actually had a shipment come in this week, but they weren't up to our standards so we chose not to put them on the floor. We'll be getting another shipment next week and if they are in a better condition, they'll be available then!
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WASHINGTON — Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc.'s bid to become a broadcasting powerhouse by purchasing Tribune Media Co. hinges on spinning off TV stations to comply with U.S. limits on broadcast ownership.
In one case, two Texas stations are to be sold to a partner company that until recently was controlled by the estate of the mother of Sinclair's controlling shareholders. And the flagship Tribune station in Chicago, WGN-TV, is going to an automobile executive who's a business partner of Sinclair Chairman David D. Smith.
Sinclair says the station buyers are independent businesses, and that it's working diligently to follow the rules as it seeks to close the $3.9 billion Tribune deal proposed in May 2017. The Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission are scrutinizing the transaction, with a decision possible in coming weeks. The FCC has asked for comments through July 12, and could move toward a decision soon after.
At issue is whether Sinclair, which grew from a single TV station in Baltimore in 1971, can win approval for the purchase of Tribune's 42 stations, including outlets in New York and Los Angeles. The purchase would lift Sinclair's station total above 200.
The resulting growth spurt is so great that Sinclair has proposed selling stations in 18 markets in order to keep below ownership limits designed to protect the public interest by ensuring competition and diversity of voices on the airwaves.
Once all its proposed purchases and sales are completed, Sinclair calculates it would reach almost 59 percent of the U.S. audience — or less than 38 percent using a discount allowed under FCC rules. That snugs it up against the U.S. national cap of 39 percent.
The discount, which lets station owners count only half the audience of some stations, is under challenge in a court case, and a ruling expected by August could leave Sinclair above the cap. Some policy groups and Democratic lawmakers have asked the FCC, led by Chairman Ajit Pai, a Trump appointee, to delay action on the Sinclair deal until the court rules.
Pai also may act independently to raise the ownership limits, even as Sinclair's deal remains under consideration. Sinclair has called for eliminating the national limit on ownership, and other broadcasters have asked for an increase to 50 percent.
For now, Sinclair's deal is to be judged against the limit of 39 percent, and to help stay under that cap it's proposed selling KDAF in Dallas and KIAH in Houston to Cunningham Broadcasting Corp. — a partner with a shared history.
Purchase terms include generous rights for Sinclair to buy back the Texas outlets. Elsewhere, Sinclair provides programming or services to more than a dozen Cunningham stations, in Baltimore, Salt Lake City, and other locations.
Not everyone agrees. The deals "scream out contrived, bogus and sham," Howard Weiss, an attorney for Herndon Reston Indivisible, a Washington-area viewers' group that objects to the merger, said in a filing.
Cunningham until recently was controlled by a trust held by Carolyn C. Smith, the mother of four Smith brothers, including David, who are Sinclair's controlling shareholders. She died in 2012, and the trust provided that voting shares would be distributed to her sons — but FCC rules on owning multiple stations in the same market prohibited the Smith brothers from also owning Cunningham.
The solution, which Cunningham proposed in 2013: a shift of voting control to Michael Anderson, Cunningham's president, who joined the company in 2009. The transfer was designed to take place no later than 10 minutes after shares went to the brothers: David Smith, the chairman, along with J. Duncan Smith, Robert E. Smith and Frederick G. Smith.
"The Smith brothers will never actually exercise control over the shares for any appreciable time" but will act "as an intermediary and instantaneous pass through," according to a Cunningham FCC filing ahead of the transfer. Closing for the deal was set for Sinclair's headquarters about 14 miles north of Baltimore, according to the filing. Cunningham's headquarters is in Baltimore, according to the company's website. The FCC approved the change in December.
All of Cunningham's non-voting stock is owned by trusts for the benefit of the Smith brothers' children, Sinclair said in a May filing.
The shift made "ownership more complex but Cunningham is only superficially not under Sinclair's control," Newsmax said in a filing.
The Texas stations matter because the Dallas and Houston markets combined comprise more than 4.5 percent of the national audience, according to Nielsen estimates. The stations get the discounted treatment, but even so if their audiences were attributed to Sinclair, the deal would bust the 39 percent cap.
Cunningham didn't respond to emailed queries and telephone messages.
The WGN-TV sale would include an option for Sinclair to buy it back after eight years — renewable five times, to cover a total of 48 years. The buyback periods for both Texas stations are also renewable for as long as 48 years.
Such terms are "the very definition of a sham parking arrangement, designed to allow Sinclair to divest in name only, with the opportunity to buy back at a bargain basement price when the commission inevitably continues to liberalize its ownership rules," Weiss, the attorney, said in a filing.


Iris is dead and buried. Some of the funeral meats are still—wilted and slightly the worse for wear—on the coffee table, and daughter Julie (Katy Cavanagh) is really hung over. And there's a horrible smell.
Soon we meet the other two characters of the play; much younger (probably by about twenty years) sister Ruby (Sam Neale) who is missing an eye due to a childhood accident, and crime-scene cleaner Gerry (Joe Caffrey) who has the most ingenious method of picking someone up in a bar that I've ever come across.
What happens next is an at times funny, at times poignant and at times frankly bizarre family story featuring Iris's bequest (this is where the major bizarre comes in), the unhappy relationship between the sisters, secrets, the large number of mirrors (and their somewhat sinister significance) which decorate the walls, and an unpicking (and hopefully remaking) of various relationships. There is no neat tie-up-all-the-loose-ends ending; as in life itself, who knows what will happen in the future?
There are echoes of her 2011 play The Girls from Poppyfield Close and a touch of the strangeness of The Soaking of Vera Shrimp...But enough about the plot; to say more would spoil some highly effective and unexpected revelatory moments. What can be said is that Alison Carr has given us a complex and ingeniously plotted play about families, relationships, secrets and the sometimes strange things which can occur out of the blue.


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The nation's consumer protection watchdog laid out a new program last week to increase oversight of student loans – which were held by 45 percent of 2011 graduates, according to the most recent data available.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will begin regulating non-bank companies overseeing student loan payments, in addition to more than 150 banks and credit unions already under its purview. But the University's top financial aid officer said that in its current form, the proposal will not impact GW students.
The rule would affect borrowers with both private and federal loans, as government loans are often farmed out to private loan servicers who collect payments and give borrowers with account information.
"We will always be there to answer loan questions for current students and alumni, especially if the information from their lender does not sound right," Associate Vice President for Financial Aid Dan Small said. He added that his office will keep an eye on the proposal.
Nearly 49 million student accounts would gain federal oversight, comprising nearly 70 percent of all non-bank student loans, according to the consumer protection office.
The policy will be under public review for two months before it's ultimately implemented.
"With student loan debt crossing the trillion-dollar threshold, it's important to keep an eye on this market to make sure that consumers are being protected," the office's student loan ombudsman Rohit Chopra said.
The agency pitched the proposal to address complaints from student borrowers confused about payments, dealing with uninformed servicing personnel and facing roundabout payment processes.
Through the first week of April, the government's consumer protection arm will also collect feedback to draft a proposal to help make payments more affordable for private student loan borrowers. But as bankruptcy laws don't apply to student loans, the agency is limited in its ability to overhaul the student loan sector.
In coordination with the Department of Education, the consumer finance agency has proposed other initiatives to make students more aware of higher education costs and debt. Last summer, the two agencies collaborated on a shopping sheet to help students compare financial aid offers from various institutions.
While over 500 universities have signed on to the proposal, Small said the University is still mulling the benefits of the standardized document, despite a Student Association resolution urging GW to adopt the tool.


AL ASSAD: The area today, when we speak of the Israel-Arab conflict, is still a region between peace and war. This situation can't continue. It can only end with peace or a war. If the war doesn't happen, there will be extremism. Both hypotheses are bad, let's hope that there will be negotiations and measures that will lead to peace and normal relations in the whole region.
DELAHOUSSE: Thank you, Mr. President, for answering our questions.


Avoid copying arrays of heavy structs (100 bytes and more) in loops. Found by the go-critic linter.
@quasilyte thanks, I've fixed title & description.
@cristaloleg Are you sure this isn't automatically optimized by the compiler? Would seem really weird if it actually did a full on copy of the arrays.
@karalabe I'm sure and tried to fix it in the compiler. Possible to be optimized, but you need to know that loop is never executed from different threads, otherwise you get different results if array is modified. By go specs, it must be a full copy there.


Sal, Cape Verde's most popular tourist destination, is filled with resorts, offering tourists a unique mix of beach relaxation, exciting windsurfing and local hikes. A good starting point to visit Cape Verde's other islands, Sal is overflowing with adventurous travelers from near and far. With tasty restaurants and vibrant nightlife, Sal just might be the hip beach destination that you're looking for! With some of the best windsurfing in the region, water sport enthusiasts will definitely not be disappointed with a stop on this stunning island nestled in crystal clear sea waters.


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Fun and bright these shirts are perfect to rave in. This slim fitting black cotton shirt features a tower on mini skellys, one by one toppling over in a horrific scene! The UV red blood splatter shows that somehow, skeletons do contain blood! Special UV rubber and ink is mixed to create the brightest and boldest colors for your shirt with ultra high UV pigments. You'll have to go wild in this shirt.


The analysis was carried out to monitor the thermographic equipment of a 1MW photovoltaic field located in Schifone (Italy). The inspection was accomplished with the aid of a UAV and a portable thermal camera to analyse the back panels.
The inspection was commissioned to control the proper functioning of the system following a decrease in production levels. The purpose was thus the identification of the nature of problems and the provision of information about the anomalies.
Acquisition of thermographic images for monitoring the infrastructure conditions.
Method based on the analysis of thermal diagrams to disclose the existence, and location of potential anomalies, in order to allow their evaluation.
Usually carried out before the quantitative analysis to identify problems and, subsequently, assess the risk level.
The quantitative thermography uses the temperature measurement as a principle to determine the seriousness of an anomaly and set out the repair priorities. Measurement carried out after duly correcting the panel emissivity and the reflected temperature value.
In order to classify the severity of the module anomaly, the temperature measured of the fault component was compared with that of the same component under correct operating conditions (Principle of ΔT), or rather in adjacent faultless areas.
Anomaly on the conductor track: ΔT > 3K – Module in-depth examination.
Overheated cell: ΔT > 20K – Module replacement.
Overheated connection box: ΔT > 3K – Box control.
Overheating of the string: 2K < ΔT < 7K – Module replacement.
Overheating of several modules in series: 2K < ΔT < 7K – Control modules connection.
Note: the classification values are not standard but prescribed by an internal classification. Other parameters can be agreed with the customer depending on his maintenance procedures.


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Q: Android Canvas layout I was using XML to create layouts for my application but recently I found that layouts can also be created with the help of canvas using surface View so I wanted to know whether it is advisable to create a layout with the help of canvas or not?

A: You can use Canvas to draw things on it, like lines, circle, text and bitmaps. However you can not add Widgets to it.
So yes, you could use Canvas to create Ui, but you would have to do everything from scratch, basically reimplement needed Widgets. This is what games usually do, but its impractical for "normal" projects, especially if you need complex Widgets like ListView.

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import {renderComponent, expect} from '../test_helper';
import App from '../../src/components/app';

//core part of how mocha runs tests
//queue's up tests in the it blocks

//used to group together similar tests
describe('App Component', () => {

  let component;

  beforeEach(() => {
    component = renderComponent(App);
  })

  it('shows a comment box', () => {
    expect(component.find('.comment-box')).to.exist;
  });

  it('shows a comment list', () => {
    expect(component.find('.comment-list')).to.exist;
  });

});


Alfama Jewish Quarter, located in Alfama, is one of the major historical places in the city, set on the oldest part of town, and where existed several hundred years ago one of the Jewish Quarters of the city in Lisbon. Excellent Daily Jewish Private Tours of Lisbon with Pedro are available.
THE Center of Lisbon is Rossio, the focal square bungled by transport and cable car lines and encompassed by shops, eateries and the National Theater. The stately nineteenth-century theater, at the square's north end, is on the site of the old Ministry of Justice, where mass constrained sanctifications of Jews were done in 1497 and where the Inquisition was later controlled. Simply off the square is the São Domingos Church, where sentences of the Inquisition were passed.
In December 1996, the legislature organized a progression of "demonstrations of penance" to check the 500th commemoration of the proclamation that prompted the constrained changes. One of the demonstrations, held in the National Theater, was a reenactment of the declaration's proclamation.
A seismic tremor obliterated quite a bit of Lisbon in 1755 wiping out, in addition to other things, the road design that made it conceivable to find the old Jewish quarters. The framework between the Rossio and the city's waterfront was laid out under the Marquês de Pombal's goal-oriented revamping undertaking. The majority of the old Jewish quarters are on the eastern edge of the framework. In the hundreds of years before the mass transformations, Jews lived close to the present-day Church of São Nicolau and along the Rua da Madelena, a to a great extent business road with tile façades and created iron railings that slips to the Tagus River. On the Rua da Alfândega, a recorded marker before the Church of Conceição Velha makes reference to the synagogue that is accepted to have remained on the site. A cut figure of Moses can be seen on the angled window to one side of the congregation's passageway.
The Alfama is celebrated for its old tight avenues that survived the seismic tremor. The area is regularly portrayed in sentimental scenes of Lisbon and the clubs where artists perform distressed fado melodies. It arrived that numerous Jewish displaced people from Spain settled in the fifteenth century. The passage to the area's Jewish quarter, or Judiaría, is through the Arco de Rosario. Simply inside the curve is a block divider with a couple of enhancing angled windows close to the top—every one of that remaining parts of the quarter's synagogue.
Proceeding up the winding stairway simply inside the curve is the Rua da Judiaría. The paths in the range are lined with hanging clothing and road lights as scalloped sconces. Run of the mill of the period when it was a Jewish quarter, a large number of the houses have a restricted entryway that was the family passage and a more extensive entryway that was the business passageway. West of the Rossio, a bunch of Lisbon's best known destinations demonstrate how vital the Jewish part was in Portugal's brilliant age. At the spot where pilgrims set out, the Monument to the Discoveries is inherent the state of a caravel prepared to cruise and incorporates a large number of the pilots, researchers and cartographers who helped make Portugal a force to be reckoned with. Among the New Christians who show up on the landmark are Pedro Nunes, Pedro de Alenquer, Pero da Covilhã, Jaime de Maiorca, Fernão Mendes Pinto and Frei Henrique de Carvalho, the minister who praised the first mass in Brazil. At the head is Prince Henry the Navigator, whose middle for investigation was (during an era when Jews could in any case love uninhibitedly) a genuine equivalent open door superintendent (see spread). The Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos) is one of the considerable ministerial structures financed by the investigation. The sixteenth-century building is viewed as one of the finest illustrations of Manueline structural planning. On the southern entryway, confronting the stream, the brightening model over the left entryway incorporates a figure of Moses conveying the Ten Commandments. Over the fundamental entry, which is really an inside passageway off the building's south side, is an unordinary nativity scene. Rather than a trough, Jesus lies in what gives off an impression of being a straw wicker container. Some trust it was etched by a crypto-Jewish artisan who purposely blended pictures of the conception of Jesus and the saving of Moises.
Thanks for this information about the Jewish Quarter of Alfama in Lisbon.
Thanks for following my LisbonGuide.
Love this, arriving in Lisbon tomorrow, want to take a tour of the city.
Best way to visit? Can I hire a private guide later this week?


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Coral Bleaching and the More Resilient Species
John C January 4, 2019 Saltwater No Comments
We've all read about how threatened wild coral reefs are, with recent bleaching events on the Great Barrier Reef featuring prominently in many of our news feeds. I've witnessed bleached reefs in the South Pacific and Indian Oceans and I can tell you, it ain't pretty. However, a new study suggests some reefs may see resistance to bleaching events forming in more resilient corals.
bleached coral in Thailand. Credit: Eco Café Phuket. CC 2.0
The research carried out by the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies found that there was less overall bleaching in 2017 than there was in 2016, despite the temperatures in 2017 being higher. In doing so though, the species composition of the reef is changing.
In a press release, lead author Prof Terry Hughes said: "Dead corals don't bleach for a second time. The north lost millions of heat-sensitive corals in 2016, and most of the survivors were the tougher species. As a result of bleaching, the mix of species is changing very rapidly," "We were astonished to find less bleaching in 2017, because the temperatures were even more extreme than the year before," he said. The study goes on to quantify the extent of bleaching across the GBR; 61 per cent has experienced bleaching at least once after 2017.
"We found, using the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) satellite-based coral bleaching tools, that corals in the north of the Great Barrier Reef were exposed to the most heat stress in 2016. A year later, the central region saw the most prolonged heating," said co-author Dr Mark Eakin, from NOAA's Coral Reef Watch program, in Maryland, USA. "It's only a matter of time before we see another mass-bleaching event, triggered by the next marine heatwave, driven by global heating," said co-author Dr Andrew Hoey. "One of the worst possible scenarios is we'll see these southern corals succumb to bleaching in the near future." "The outcome in 2017 depended on the conditions experienced by the corals one year earlier. We called that 'ecological memory,' and show that these repeating events are now acting together in ways that we didn't expect," said Prof Hughes. "We've never seen back-to-back mass coral bleaching before on the Great Barrier Reef, in two consecutive summers. The combined footprint has killed close to half of the corals on two-thirds of the world's largest reef system," said Dr Hoey. Journal Reference:
Terry P. Hughes, James T. Kerry, Sean R. Connolly, Andrew H. Baird, C. Mark Eakin, Scott F. Heron, Andrew S. Hoey, Mia O. Hoogenboom, Mizue Jacobson, Gang Liu, Morgan S. Pratchett, William Skirving, Gergely Torda. Ecological memory modifies the cumulative impact of recurrent climate extremes. Nature Climate Change, 2018; DOI: 10.1038/s41558-018-0351-2
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Styling sensation Camille Seydoux creates a denim collection for Roger Vivier.
Camille Seydoux wearing the Aumoniere shoulder bag and Plateau sandals from the collection.
By Sabrina Wirth
Roger Vivier has a new muse, and she looks a lot like a Bond girl. That's because Camille Seydoux is related to one: Léa Seydoux, who recently starred in the Bond film Spectre, is her younger sister. When Camille dressed Léa in a stunning black and white Elie Saab dress for the 2011 César Awards, the world started to take notice of her perceptive eye and talent for putting a contemporary spin on Hollywood glamour. By the time Blue Is the Warmest Color came out in 2013, Léa had turned into an international film star, and Camille had become one of France's most successful personal stylists.
Seydoux's strong individual style and passion for mixing classic and edgy looks drew the attention of Roger Vivier, which approached her to create a capsule collection. Coming up with a starting point was easy, she says: "The first time I really fell for Vivier was at a shoot for L'Officiel. The fashion editor had a little black Prismick that I absolutely loved." The geometric line, first introduced in 2012, spoke to Seydoux's sensibilities for complementary facets in fashion. Wanting to create something contemporary and timeless, she opted for denim.
Camille Seydoux wearing Trompette booties from her new Prismick Denim Collection for Roger Vivier.
Inspired by the many lives denim has lived over the decades, Seydoux referenced style icons like Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Jane Birkin for the capsule collection. Her exposure to her mother's tribal African art collection at a young age may have also been a source of inspiration. At 25, Seydoux helped her mother start a gallery in Paris, where she represented African artists. Today, the experience continues to steer her creativity as she confidently blends textures and patterns.


Walkers with Wheels or Walkers without Wheels?
Walkers without wheels are the typical walkers that you see being lifted and moved by users as they walk.
The main difference between a regular walker and a wheeled walker is the way you move and control the walker.
You LIFT a regular walker while you PUSH a wheeled walker. For some, the wheeled walker is easier to use, but for others, the regular walker is easier because they have more control over a regular walker.
For some users, one disadvantage of wheeled walkers are the wheels. You can be carried away by the wheels if you are walking on a sloped-down surface.
Wheeled walkers are usually called Rollators or Rolling Walkers.
Some wheeled walkers have 3 wheels; the others have 4.
The 4-wheeled walker offers you a higher level of stability, support and balance, but the 3-wheeled walker offers you more flexibility. In smaller spaces, you can maneuver more easily the 3-wheeled walker.
These walkers give you combined benefits: the control of the regular walker and the ease of the wheeled walker. You can push the walker while walking, without the need to lift the walker, and then use all the four legs of your walker for full support when you stop.


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Brimfield é uma vila localizada no estado americano de Illinois, no Condado de Peoria.

Demografia
Segundo o censo americano de 2000, a sua população era de 933 habitantes.
Em 2006, foi estimada uma população de 900, um decréscimo de 33 (-3.5%).

Geografia
De acordo com o United States Census Bureau tem uma área de 2,0 km², dos quais 2,0 km² cobertos por terra e 0,0 km² cobertos por água.

Localidades na vizinhança
O diagrama seguinte representa as localidades num raio de 20 km ao redor de Brimfield.

Ligações externas

Cidades de Illinois

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This year on Black Friday and beyond, retailers will use more technology and applications — in a more mobile environment — than ever before. The biggest challenge is keeping all those applications — everything from gift card kiosks and customer WiFi, to Point-of-Sale and inventory devices — always connected and always protected.
Is your retail network ready to do more and wire less during its peak selling season?
Join our webinar at 9 a.m. PDT/12 p.m. EDT on Aug. 16, 2016, to learn how retailers large and small are leveraging cloud-managed wired and wireless network solutions to save time, money, and man-hours this holiday season.


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Swim Team (Hardcover) By Johnnie Christmas, Johnnie Christmas (Illustrator) $21.99
Pete the Cat: Scuba-Cat (My First I Can Read) (Paperback) By James Dean, James Dean (Illustrator), Kimberly Dean $4.99
Jabari Jumps (Hardcover) By Gaia Cornwall, Gaia Cornwall (Illustrator) $17.99
Pinkalicious: Message in a Bottle (I Can Read Level 2) (Paperback) By Victoria Kann, Victoria Kann (Illustrator) $4.99
Llama Llama Learns to Swim (Paperback) By Anna Dewdney (Created by) $5.99
Maya and the Beast (Hardcover) By Maya Gabeira, Ramona Kaulitzki (Illustrator) $18.99
Old Wood Boat (Hardcover) By Nikki McClure, Nikki McClure (Illustrator) $18.99
Mindy Kim Makes a Splash! (Paperback) By Lyla Lee, Dung Ho (Illustrator) $6.99
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Marshmallow & Jordan (Paperback) By Alina Chau $15.99
One-Dog Canoe (Paperback) By Mary Casanova, Ard Hoyt (Illustrator) $7.99
Swim, Jim! (Hardcover) By Kaz Windness, Kaz Windness (Illustrator) $18.99
Unsettled (Paperback) By Reem Faruqi $7.99
Curious George Goes Swimming (Paperback) By H. A. Rey $4.99
Goodnight San Marcos (Hardcover) By Kelly Stone, Rayah Jaymes (Illustrator) $25.77
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A Mermaid Girl (Hardcover) By Sana Rafi, Olivia Aserr (Illustrator) $17.99
Unsettled (Hardcover) By Reem Faruqi $16.99
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Tina's love for hair started in high school when she began cutting and styling hair, first for family and then as friends saw her work they started coming to her for styling. She was licensed in Eugene in 1986.
Tina LOVES to do makeovers. She enjoys working with people who are ready to try something new. She started braiding hair when she was in college and with the current, popular trends of braiding and updos, her experience really shows. Additionally, she has a wide array of experience with color which has been a life saver for some clients.
In her free time Tina enjoys Chinese cuisine, cooking and reading.
We are such a team at Hair with Moxie. We get a long, work together, help consult with each other's clients. You don't have this comradere very often. We have an amazing team! The love and care we have for each other is a rare find and that really shows. This is a creative team, further our education and taking the time to get it right is something I really appreciate.


■ This fall Michael Kors will open in Fayette Mall. The store will be located in the north mall near the food court. Michael Kors, the brand, launched 30 years ago and offers two primary collections: the Michael Kors luxury collection and the MICHAEL Michael Kors accessible luxury collection. The Fayette Mall Michael Kors store will carry handbags, accessories, jewelry, shoes and clothing.


If you own a growing business, you probably already know the importance of having your email tied to your custom domain.
Hopefully you've already made the switch to G Suite like I've recommended in my last posts. (If not you can still sign up now).
But what happens once you've made the switch?
This 6 point checklist will leave you feeling confident that your email is setup to it's full potential – so that it looks and feels professional, keeps you organized and most importantly portrays a cohesive brand identity across all your email communications.
Keep reading if you're planning to make the switch over to G Suite for your business or are already changing your email settings in G Suite.
I'm serious. Do it… You get an entire suite of back office tools and a professional email that links to your domain for $5 / user a month. I haven't come across any set of admin tools that gives you as much flexibility as Google.
I think having a slick email signature can really help a small business. It's a way to show off your personality as well as promote important parts of your business. I promote blog posts in my signature to generate more clicks to my site.
Use wisestamp.com to create your signature.
You can create 1 professional looking signature for free or upgrade for $6 / mth if you have a team of people that you want to create multiple signatures for.
Read this help article on setting your email signature in Google.
It's important to either use your company logo or your image here so when you communicate or share content then there is a cohesive brand presence.
But you can choose to use your company logo if you are trying to portray something different.
Read this help article for adding an image in G Suite.
This has been a HUGE help in organizing my inbox. I get A LOT of emails per day, just like all of you probably. I have my own system where I choose different stars for emails that are 'Urgent', 'Info' and 'Deadline This Week'.
Read this help article for organizing your inbox using Stars.
How many times have you sent an email only to wish that you could retract it?
Enable this setting and you will always be able to retract an email – for up to 30 seconds. It's really handy!
If you don't have a sales team just yet, but are wanting to use a sales email addresses on your marketing materials, then this is a great option for you. Emails sent to this address will come to your inbox and you can reply from that email as well.
Read this support article on how to set this up in G Suite.
Please pass this article along to anyone who is starting to build their business and needs some guidance on what email tool to use or how to setup Gmail For Business properly.


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Q: Recycleview scrolling child overlaps
As can be observed by the gif when scrolled the the eariler child remain in the place this started code worked well when used in the activity but when placed in fragment this issue occurs. Below are files any suggestion or change is much appreciated.
Main2.java
public class Main2 extends AppCompatActivity {
String Tag="Main2";

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
       // setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
        setContentView(R.layout.main2);

        Log.i(Tag, "onCreate: ");

        FragmentRecy fr=new FragmentRecy();

        FragmentTransaction transaction =
        getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction();

        transaction.replace(R.id.fragment,fr);

        transaction.commit();

    }
}

ProductAdapter.java
public class ProductAdapter extends RecyclerView.Adapter<ProductAdapter.ProductHolder> {

    private  List<ProductModel> productslist;
    private int rowLayout;
    private Context context;

    @Override
    public ProductAdapter.ProductHolder onCreateViewHolder(@NonNull
    ViewGroup parent, int viewType) {

        View view =
    LayoutInflater.from(parent.getContext()).inflate(rowLayout, parent,
    false);
        return new ProductHolder(view);
    }
    public ProductAdapter(List<ProductModel> productslist, int
    rowLayout, Context context) {
        this.productslist = productslist;
        this.rowLayout = rowLayout;
        this.context = context;
    }

    @Override
    public void onBindViewHolder(@NonNull ProductAdapter.ProductHolder
    holder, int position) {

        holder.productPrice.setText(productslist.get(position).getPrice()+" Per "+productslist.get(position).getQuantity() );
        holder.productText.setText(productslist.get(position).getName());

        Glide.with(context).load(productslist.get(position).getImageurl())
                .thumbnail(0.5f)

                .into(holder.productImage);

        final int pos=   position;

        holder.productLayout.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                Toast.makeText(context,"Clicked On"+productslist.get(pos).getName(),Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public int getItemCount() {
        return productslist.size();
    }
    public interface ClickListener {
        void onClick(View view, int position);

        void onLongClick(View view, int position);
    }
    public class ProductHolder  extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder{
        ConstraintLayout productLayout;
        ImageView productImage;
        TextView productPrice;
        TextView productText;
       // TextView rating;

        public ProductHolder(View itemView) {
            super(itemView);
           productLayout = (ConstraintLayout) itemView.findViewById(R.id.pro_layout);
            productImage = (ImageView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.productimageView);
            productPrice = (TextView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.pricetext);

            productText = (TextView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.nametext);
           // rating = (TextView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.rating);
        }
    }

    public static class RecyclerTouchListener implements RecyclerView.OnItemTouchListener {
ProductAdapter.ClickListener ClickListener;

        @Override
        public boolean onInterceptTouchEvent(RecyclerView rv, MotionEvent e) {
            return false;
        }

        @Override
        public void onTouchEvent(RecyclerView rv, MotionEvent e) {

        }

        @Override
        public void onRequestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent(boolean disallowIntercept) {

        }
    }

    }

FragmentRecy.java
public class FragmentRecy extends Fragment {
     RecyclerView recyclerView;
   String TAG="FragmentRecy";

  public   FragmentRecy() {

    }

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public View onCreateView(@NonNull LayoutInflater inflater, @Nullable ViewGroup container, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        //return super.onCreateView(inflater, container, savedInstanceState);
        return inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragmentrecyclemain, container, false);

    }

    @Override
    public void onViewCreated(@NonNull View view, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onViewCreated(view, savedInstanceState);

        Log.d(TAG, "onViewCreated: ");
        recyclerView   = (RecyclerView) view.findViewById(R.id.list2);
        recyclerView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(getContext()));

    }

    @Override
    public void onCreate(@Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

        ApiInterface apiService =
                ApiClient.getClient().create(ApiInterface.class);

        Call<List<ProductModel>> call = apiService.getTopRatedMovies();

        Log.e("Json recieved", call.toString() );
        call.enqueue(new Callback<List<ProductModel>>() {
            @Override
            public void onResponse(Call<List<ProductModel>> call, Response<List<ProductModel>> response) {
                List<ProductModel> proList= response.body();
                recyclerView.setAdapter(new ProductAdapter(proList, R.layout.productsitem, getContext()));

            }

            @Override
            public void onFailure(Call<List<ProductModel>> call, Throwable t) {

            }
        });
    }
}

main2.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<android.support.constraint.ConstraintLayout
    xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent">

    <fragment
        android:id="@+id/fragment"
        android:name="com.dbd.juggernaut.juggernaut.fragment.FragmentRecy"
        android:layout_width="0dp"
        android:layout_height="0dp"
        app:layout_constraintBottom_toBottomOf="parent"
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CCNA Tutorial
This tutorial gives you an overview and talks about the fundamentals of CCNA.
CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is an IT certification from Cisco.
Once you know the basics of networking during our CCNA training, we'll help you understand both the OSI reference model and the TCP/IP model. Both of these models are very important for you to understand from not only from the CCNA exam perspective, but also for the rest of your networking career.
The seven-layered OSI model was discussed. It is important to remember the functions of all the layers and how they map to the TCP/IP model. Remember that hubs work at Physical Layer, switches at Data-Link Layer and routers at the Network Layer of the OSI model. And we will educate you on all the functions in our CCNA online training.
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Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS). Cisco IOS is a proprietary operating system that Cisco routers and switches run on. Look at the boot process, connectivity options, ways to configure the devices and basic configuration and verification commands.
IP Routing is the process of moving packets from its source to its destination across internetworks. Unfortunately the process is not as simple as it sounds because it involves multiple protocols at multiple layers.
Network security has become one of the hottest topics in networking and the trend is likely to continue in the near future and why Cisco has developed the CCNA Security certification specialty.
IPsec (Internet Protocol Security) VPN is a standard defined by the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force). IPsec is a popular framework used to secure communications over an insecure medium like the Internet at the network layer of the OSI reference model.
A wide-area network (WAN) enables you to extend your local-area network (LAN) to other LANs at remote sites. There are more than one ways to build wide-area networks employing various types of connections, technologies, and devices.
During our CCNA online trainings, We'll introduce you to High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC), Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), and Frame Relay on serial interfaces.
The OSI Layer 1 (physical layer) and Layer 2 (data link layer) work together to deliver data across a wide variety of network types. Local-Area Network (LAN) standards and protocols define how to network devices that are relatively close together, hence the term local-area in the acronym LAN.
Wide-Area Network (WAN) standards and protocols define how to network devices that are relatively far apart, hence the term wide-area in the acronym WAN. In our CCNA training, we'll demonstrate, LANs and WANs both implement the same OSI Layer 1 and Layer 2 functions but with different mechanisms.
The big distinction between LANs and WANs relates to how far apart the devices can be and still be capable of sending and receiving data. LANs tend to reside in a single building or at most among nearby buildings in a campus using optical cabling approved for Ethernet.
See how WAN connections typically run much longer distances than Ethernet in our CCNA trainings. LANs: across town, between cities, or even between continents. Usually only one or a few companies even have the rights to run cables under the ground between the sites.
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SK Telecom releases new smartphone loss prevention alarm
SEOUL, July 5 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's top mobile carrier SK Telecom Co. said Wednesday it released two portable devices that notify users if they move 20-30 meters away from their smartphones.
The device, dubbed "Smart Tracker," will come in two sizes and connect to smartphones through a Bluetooth network.
The smaller version will set off alarms on the smartphones and the devices, while the larger edition, which will be shaped like a credit card, will only cause the alarm on the handsets to go off to alert owners that they left their phones behind.
The larger card-shaped edition can be used for roughly one year, although its battery cannot be replaced. The smaller edition uses replaceable lithium batteries, the company added.
SK Telecom said the new product is expected to significantly decrease the number of lost smartphones.
According to the data compiled by the Green Consumer Network, 1.14 million units of smartphones were lost in South Korea annually over the past five years, with only 3.3 percent of them being retrieved.
The two editions of the Smart Tracker are available with a price tag of 14,900 won (US$12.9) and 29,900 won, respectively.
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Villagers front-line in the battle against Prosopis in Ethiopia
Prosopis invading a flood channel near Badahamu
Paul Rogers, Business Development Manager at CABI, visits Badahamu to understand how invasive weeds affect their livelihoods
As we arrived in Badahamu, in eastern Ethiopia, negotiating the by-now familiar thickets of Hara Dergi, "Derg weed" as Prosopis is known in the local Afar language, the impact of last autumn's floods were painfully apparent. We passed rows of half-destroyed and half-built houses and were warned to avoid local water due to the risk of cholera, which is now endemic.
The story of Badahamu is common across southern Afar. One best told in the words of its inhabitants, it is a tale of the usual challenges of drought and flood being complicated by an invasive species, which removes land from productive cultivation and pasture, and challenges the wealth and identity of households and communities.
Food Aid being delivered to Badahamu
The real human impact of this stressed and vulnerable habitat was apparent when we found the group of community members who we had arranged to interview. They had gathered near the village storage barns, where the latest consignment of food aid was being unloaded. A hundred or more villagers were waiting around the trucks, keen to see what was being delivered and what would temporarily alleviate their chronic hunger.
When we started to discuss Hara Dergi the community listed a number of critical indigenous species that are disappearing due to the invasion of three-quarters of their land. These included trees like cassalto (Acacia nilotica), which is used to feed camels, build houses and as a fuelwood, angalita (Cadaba rotundifolia), which goats and camels browse on, and hedayito (Commiphora habessinica) which provides good grazing. When it invades the banks of the Awash river, the region's lifeblood, it causes silting which obstructs and deviates the flow, increasing the frequency and severity of floods and reducing the community's ability to manage dry season droughts.
Focus group respondents at Badahamu
There were bitter complaints over the cost of clearance, which places a significant financial burden on households and the community. The fierce thorns of Hara Dergi are causing both lameness and jaw deformity in livestock, and is likened locally to "AIDS for cattle". It is also reducing income that could be used to fund local measures to control the spread of the weed.
It is not just the animals that suffer from thorn injuries – the local administrator estimated that the thorns had caused over 30 disabilities within the community, a human tragedy worsened by the effect Prosopis has on obstructing access to the local health centre.
Hunger and despair are driving the community to increasingly drastic and destructive measures. The encouragement, and then discouragement, of charcoal production by the government has caused anger and conflict amongst pastoralists who suspect that the few remaining local trees, rather than the intended Hara Dergi, are being used. Then there is the sugar cane plantation. Positioned adjacent to the community's lands as a tauntingly green, year-round oasis, over 15 of their members have been imprisoned for illegally grazing their herd around its edges. Despite warnings and sanctions, the scant rewards outweigh these evident risks.
This is the real tragedy. Such is the devastating impact on their livelihoods, and the desperation that this causes, that members of the community are engaging in illegal activities that risk ostracization by officials whose support is crucial in improving their circumstances. Once proud, the community now recognizes that it cannot confront Hara Dergi alone but is coincidentally conscious of the fact that it was introduced not by them, but by foreigners – tempering shame with indignation. Whoever's ultimate responsibility it is, a solution will only be found through collective action, action which above all must be quick.


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Qualification: Pre-Bologna research master's degree in the field of anthropology (no legal status)
Graduates will be able to analyse social, cultural and political processes. They will have mastered basic knowledge of the biological and holistic anthropological interpretation of the human being.
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EQF Level 8
Thematic area:
Sociology and cultural studies
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Third-cycle doctoral study programmes (SQF level 10)
Examination performance is graded as follows: 10 (excellent); 9 (very good: above-average knowledge but with some mistakes); 8 (very good: solid results); 7 (good); 6 (adequate: knowledge satisfies minimum criteria); 5–1 (inadequate). In order to pass an examination, a candidate must achieve a grade between adequate (6) and excellent (10).
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences and Faculty of Bioengineering
In order to complete the programme, students must complete all course units prescribed by the study programme. Graduates of this programme must complete the programme by the 30.9.2016.
A completed academic study programme in the social sciences or humanities or a completed academic programme in biology; or
a degree from another academic programme (differential examination defined individually).
Additional conditions for enrolment:
knowledge of English (active) and one other foreign language (passive),
the recommendation of one university professor.
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Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Vocational Education and Training
The Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Vocational Education and Training (CPI) was appointed the National Coordination Point (NCP) for the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) in Slovenia.
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This Is What's Missing From The Joe Biden 2020 Conversation Right Now
By Natalie Shure
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Bustle's "What's Missing" is a column that gives space to important insights being left out of the conversation around the most talked-about news of the day. In this op-ed, writer Natalie Shure unpacks what's missing from the conversation about Joe Biden's 2020 candidacy.
Former Vice President Joe Biden finally entered the Democratic presidential race Thursday morning, after months of speculation that was so strong, his name was included on presidential primary polls well before he ever declared. Those polls have been very kind to him: He's consistently occupied the top slots, and numbers show him trouncing Trump in hypothetical general election matchups. His campaign says he raised over $6 million in the 24 hours after launch, and he's supported by some Democratic Party mainstays and their influential networks. By several measures, he's the frontrunner. But upon closer examination, he's hardly the rock-solid shoo-in that he or his supporters make him out to be.
For starters, the support polls show for Biden seems to boil down to a plurality of primary voters who see him not necessarily as their personal favorite, but as someone they think is broadly palatable to others — thereby making him the "safest" candidate to run against Trump. Their confidence is surely fortified by his relationship to Obama, still a mega-popular figure who lent Biden's two terms as VP a progressive sheen. When he told an audience "I'm an Obama-Biden Democrat, man … and I'm proud of it" earlier this month, he knew exactly what he was doing: affirming continuity between himself and the most progressive presidency in generations, which is sorely missed by millions of people terrified by the prospect of a Trump reelection.
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In fact, the progressive record Biden purports to have barely exists. He has evolved in recent years with increasingly left-leaning stances on issues including LGBT rights and sexual violence. But throughout his political career, Biden has reliably served a specific purpose: to reassure white skeptics of social change that there was still an "adult" on their side, who not-so-secretly agreed with them that those alienating loudmouth lefties are a bit much. And aw shucks, is it really Uncle Joe's fault if those loudmouthed lefties tended to be women and people of color?
Indeed, the run-up to Biden's announcement has prompted much relitigation of his record, and one can't help but notice just how many times he's been on the wrong side of history. He sided with white parents against school desegregation efforts in the 1970s; championed multiple anti-abortion measures; palled around with the notorious Southern segregationist Strom Thurmond; fought on the front lines of the War on Drugs; wrote the 1994 Crime Bill that is largely credited with accelerating racially disproportionate mass incarceration; frequently sided with financial institutions over consumers; facilitated the congressional steamroll of Anita Hill in her testimony against then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas; and has a habit of showing unwanted affection to women he barely knows. The man is a sentient list of deal-breakers a half-century long.
Given Biden's multitude of conservative bonafides, it's amazing he's ever been allowed to play the progressive card to begin with. I recently found myself wondering why, exactly — given Obama's robust progressive mandate and the enthusiastic, young, liberal coalition who buoyed him — Obama even chose Biden as a running mate at all. Had Obama's team forgotten to vet this guy, or what?!
His political career has had less to do with combating racism than with laundering it into policies that made white people comfortable.
It was a stupid question to ask myself. Biden played the role of the experienced "nice white fella" who keeps other "nice white fellas" from freaking out over a Black president who promised something as wacky as "hope and change." Once Obama was elected, droves of those "nice white fellas" freaked out anyway, and their racist resentments were stoked in the decade since by an increasingly reactionary right-wing media. Meanwhile, millions of people who could have benefitted from the kind of "change" Obama promised are still struggling. Trump's election was the frightening result of these conditions, and his presidency has undeniably empowered racists, nativists and the ultrarich.
Biden, of course, didn't cause this white supremacist resurgence — but it's still notable that his political career has had less to do with combating racism than with laundering it into policies that made white people comfortable at the expense of black communities.
To his credit, Biden is at least aware of the horrors now unfolding. The 2017 white supremacist "Unite the Right" rally, at which a neo-Nazi murdered a young protester with his car, formulated the basis of Biden's first campaign video, overlaid with the assertion that "we're in a battle for the soul of this nation."
Joe Biden on YouTube
He's right that we're living through a terrifying historical epoch, and few moments encapsulate it quite like Charlottesville. But it's tough to imagine a worse fit for the fight against Trump and all that he represents than Biden, whose most credible claim to anti-racist politics boils down to the VP job he clinched with his credentials as a "safe" elder statesman. As Jamelle Bouie put it in The New York Times, "for decades Biden gave liberal cover to white backlash."
The search for silver lining can be a demoralizing one, but if there's any to be found in the Trump era, it's this: His grotesque racism, cruelty, greed, and that of those around him, have galvanized opposition to everything his governing coalition stands for. Defeating the Trumpian political vision requires building multiracial solidarity and genuinely confronting the ruling class he enriches at the expense of all others. Joe Biden offers neither.


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#define __ASM_BFIN_PROCESSOR_H

/*
 * Default implementation of macro that returns current
 * instruction pointer ("program counter").
 */
#define current_text_addr() ({ __label__ _l; _l: &&_l;})

#include <asm/blackfin.h>
#include <asm/segment.h>
#include <linux/compiler.h>

static inline unsigned long rdusp(void)
{
	unsigned long usp;

	__asm__ __volatile__("%0 = usp;\n\t":"=da"(usp));
	return usp;
}

static inline void wrusp(unsigned long usp)
{
	__asm__ __volatile__("usp = %0;\n\t"::"da"(usp));
}

/*
 * User space process size: 1st byte beyond user address space.
 */
extern unsigned long memory_end;
#define TASK_SIZE	(memory_end)

#define TASK_UNMAPPED_BASE	0

struct thread_struct {
	unsigned long ksp;	/* kernel stack pointer */
	unsigned long usp;	/* user stack pointer */
	unsigned short seqstat;	/* saved status register */
	unsigned long esp0;	/* points to SR of stack frame pt_regs */
	unsigned long pc;	/* instruction pointer */
	void *        debuggerinfo;
};

#define INIT_THREAD  {						\
	sizeof(init_stack) + (unsigned long) init_stack, 0,	\
	PS_S, 0, 0						\
}

/*
 * Do necessary setup to start up a newly executed thread.
 *
 * pass the data segment into user programs if it exists,
 * it can't hurt anything as far as I can tell
 */
#define start_thread(_regs, _pc, _usp)					\
do {									\
	set_fs(USER_DS);						\
	(_regs)->pc = (_pc);						\
	if (current->mm)						\
		(_regs)->p5 = current->mm->start_data;			\
	task_thread_info(current)->l1_task_info.stack_start		\
		= (void *)current->mm->context.stack_start;		\
	task_thread_info(current)->l1_task_info.lowest_sp = (void *)(_usp); \
	memcpy(L1_SCRATCH_TASK_INFO, &task_thread_info(current)->l1_task_info, \
		sizeof(*L1_SCRATCH_TASK_INFO));				\
	wrusp(_usp);							\
} while(0)

/* Forward declaration, a strange C thing */
struct task_struct;

/* Free all resources held by a thread. */
static inline void release_thread(struct task_struct *dead_task)
{
}

#define prepare_to_copy(tsk)	do { } while (0)

extern int kernel_thread(int (*fn) (void *), void *arg, unsigned long flags);

/*
 * Free current thread data structures etc..
 */
static inline void exit_thread(void)
{
}

/*
 * Return saved PC of a blocked thread.
 */
#define thread_saved_pc(tsk)	(tsk->thread.pc)

unsigned long get_wchan(struct task_struct *p);

#define	KSTK_EIP(tsk)							\
    ({									\
	unsigned long eip = 0;						\
	if ((tsk)->thread.esp0 > PAGE_SIZE &&				\
	    MAP_NR((tsk)->thread.esp0) < max_mapnr)			\
	      eip = ((struct pt_regs *) (tsk)->thread.esp0)->pc;	\
	eip; })
#define	KSTK_ESP(tsk)	((tsk) == current ? rdusp() : (tsk)->thread.usp)

#define cpu_relax()    	barrier()

/* Get the Silicon Revision of the chip */
static inline __attribute_pure__ uint32_t bfin_revid(void)
{
	/* stored in the upper 4 bits */
	return bfin_read_CHIPID() >> 28;
}

static inline __attribute_pure__ uint32_t bfin_compiled_revid(void)
{
#if defined(CONFIG_BF_REV_0_0)
	return 0;
#elif defined(CONFIG_BF_REV_0_1)
	return 1;
#elif defined(CONFIG_BF_REV_0_2)
	return 2;
#elif defined(CONFIG_BF_REV_0_3)
	return 3;
#elif defined(CONFIG_BF_REV_0_4)
	return 4;
#elif defined(CONFIG_BF_REV_0_5)
	return 5;
#elif defined(CONFIG_BF_REV_ANY)
	return 0xffff;
#else
	return -1;
#endif
}

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2003 Travels March-April
August 15, 2018 by wendyviney	Leave a comment
BEFORE THIS YEAR'S TRIP……
We had been asked to return to work at Adels Grove, where we worked for several weeks in 2002. But this year, we intended to see out the full tourist season there. I had been adamant that I did not want to cook, again, but was happy to take on the other roles assigned to the women. John would rotate over the various men's tasks.
We were to be there a few days before Easter, which was mid April this year. Our original plan was to leave home as soon as the bowls season finished, in March, and travel a round-about route north, taking about a month to do some sightseeing along the way.
As usual, our plans were things made only for changing, or derailing!
The white patch of skin on an inner ankle, that had irritated me while we were at Doomadgee last year, turned into an open sore which was diagnosed as a varicose ulcer. As I didn't even have varicose veins, this came as a considerable shock. According to the surgeon, her intervention was the only way to repair the area. Apparently the weakened vein valves causing the problem, were a legacy of my pregnancies, decades earlier.
So, instead of being up near Bendigo, in late February, helping daughter with her new born son, I was recuperating from surgery, at home. Daughter and newborn had to come and visit me! Infections hampered recovery time, and it was late March before I received the all clear to resume normal life, albeit wearing compression stockings for much of the time. That was not going to be fun in the tropical conditions at Adels Grove.
Recuperating and meeting grandson
By the time I was ready to travel, John had been persuaded to make a very fancy blackwood cot and changing table for his first grandchild, due to be born in late March. The cot was to be a sleigh style, but able to be turned into a single bed when the child was ready for same. By the time the timber arrived from our favourite Tasmanian mill, the boy had been born and March was almost ended. John could have been spotted, slinking around stores that sold baby furniture. trying to surreptitiously take measurements and jot down design details, while I tried to distract staff by acting like I thought an intending shop lifter might.
We had Truck serviced and given a "really thorough overhaul" at a Land Rover dealer we'd begun to use as a closer option to the Frankston one where we'd bought Truck six years ago. John explained to them that we were going rather remote, and needed the vehicle to be reliable. These days, after our Kimberley problems in 2000, he insisted that the wheel bearings be serviced too!
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What should you be asking your photographer before you book with them? Double Knot Pictures posted this article with some great questions to keep in mind when searching for your perfect photographer, so we just had to share them with you!
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When it comes to your engagement photoshoot or wedding day there is some pressure on trying to create the "perfect" photos. If you also happen to be someone who feels uncomfortable being photographed it makes the whole process even harder. Nikk Nguyen, professional photographer has some great tips to help ensure that you feel good in front of the camera and that you get the best experience and photos while capturing your love story.
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Mikel Arteta scores the only goal – a injury-time penalty – as Everton made Blackburn pay the penalty for missing two second-half spot-kicks of their own.
Blackburn´s Junior Hoilett saw his penalty saved by Tim Howard before Mauro Formica fired Rovers´ second spot-kick against the post.
Arteta then delivered the killer blow in the 92nd minute after Christopher Samba was adjudged to have climbed on the back of Marouane Fellaini.
The first half was a scrappy affair, with the only real moment to note coming in the 10th minute when David Dunn latched onto Hoilett´s pull-back in the area and after losing his marker hit a low shot that rebounded back off the post.
Blackburn won their first penalty a minute after half-time when Ross Barkley demonstrated some inexperience by leaving a leg trailing, which Formica gladly dived over to ´win´ his sides first penalty but Howard saved Hoilett´s spot-kick.
Despite the miss, Blackburn stepped up the pressure and Howard had to save well again from a Samba header. Martin Olsson fizzed a free-kick over before Goodwillie wasted a good chance to open the scoring.
Mauro Formica´s 77th-minute spot-kick slam against the post after Formica had been fouled by Phil Jagielka.
Rovers were then made to pay for their profligacy as Everton were awarded a spot-kick of their own in injury time when Samba climbed over Fellaini and Arteta made no mistake to a calm finish with virtually the last kick of the game.


Ep. 7 with eng subs.
Nam is graduated now. Singto and plustor going to celebrating with her.
This fear of life does not have a year in front of the body.
Because the story of the relationship is not just the word love-don't love it, it's more complicated to be EP.9.
Match the feelings to who or every emotion in the same person.
EP.10 is the most of the drama! If the miss is missed very hard.