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Band Currently Working On New Studio Album
UK Grindcore pioneers NAPALM DEATH are currently working on a new studio album to follow up 2015's Apex Predator - Easy Meat effort as well as 2018's Coded Smears And More Uncommon Slurs compilation release. NAPALM DEATH have just announced their next European tour run for the summer, a tour run in Russia in September, as well as a return to North America in October with MUNICIPAL WASTE and label-mates SICK OF IT ALL.
NAPALM DEATH's frontman Mark "Barney" Greenway states about the upcoming tour, "The stinky van is calling again, and this summer looks to me like we're reaching more parts of Europe than we have done in quite a few summers. Macedonia in July looks to be one that sticks out, as I recall that our last gig there was in the midst of the miserable Balkans war - it was that long ago. On another note, I know people are probably wondering about the next album. It is coming, we promise. Unforeseen circumstances and the kind of recurring touring schedule you see in front of your eyes have conspired to string it out quite a bit. It's gonna be a multi-faceted rasper though, I think. Some nice 'n' quirky cover songs too. All will be revealed soon - just getting on with artwork and last couple of lyrics and all the usual window dressing. Alongside that, if it comes off, a nifty associated split release with a very-definitely-not-grindcore band is in the planning, which will neatly skip around convention and stereotype. And why not. Cheers all."
Below is a list of all upcoming dates for NAPALM DEATH, kicking off with next week's appearance at Germany's Full Force festival: NAPALM DEATH - Live 2019:
6.28 - Gräfenhainichen (Germany) - Full Force
7.2 - Paris (France) - Le Gibus
7.3 - Nantes (France) - Le Ferrailleur
7.4 - Montpellier (France) - Secret Place
7.5 - Barcelona (Spain) - Rock Fest
7.6 - Limoges (France) - CCM John Lennon
7.7 - Geneva (Switzerland) - L'Usine
7.10 - Munich (Germany) - Backstage
7.11 - Vienna (Austria) - Arena
7.12 - Dunaújváros (Hungary) - Rockmaraton
7.14 - Dojran (Macedonia) - D Festival
7.26 - Lulworth Castle (UK) - Camp Festival
8.8 - Winchester (UK) - Boomtown Fair
8.9 - Kortrijk (Belgium) - Alcatraz Festival
8.10 - Jaromer (Czech Republic) - Brutal Assault
8.11 - Vagos Portugal) - Vagos Metal Fest
8.13 - Cagliari (Italy) - Cueva Club
8.14 - Brescia (Italy) - Festa Di Radio Onda D'urto
8.15 - Pescara (Italy) - Frantic Fest
8.16 - Dinkelsbühl (Germany) - Summer Breeze
8.17 - Chiaromonte (Italy) - Agglutination Festival
8.18 - Saint-Nolff (France) - Motocultor Festival
9.14 - Leicester (UK) - Uprising @ o2 Academy
9.19 - Kirov (Russia) - Gaudi Club
9.20 - Izhevsk (Russia) - Pinta Club
9.21 - Nizhniy Novgorod (Russia) - Premio
9.23 - Rostov On Don (Russia) - Don Zal
9.24 - Krasnodar (Russia) - Arena Hall
9.26 - Tallinn (Estonia) - Tapper Club
9.27 - St Petersburg (Russia) - Zal Ozhidanya
9.28 - Moscow (Russia) - Station Hall
MUNICIPAL WASTE, NAPALM DEATH, SICK OF IT ALL & TAKE OFFENSE - US Tour 2019:
10.3 - Dallas, TX (USA) - Gas Monkey Live *
10.4 - Austin, TX (USA) - Mohawk *
10.5 - Houston, TX (USA) - White Oak Music Hall *
10.6 - Birmingham, AL (USA) - Iron City
10.7 - Atlanta, GA (USA) - The Masquerade *
10.9 - Richmond, VA (USA) - The Broadberry
10.10 - Croydon, PA (USA) - Neshaminy Creek Brewery
10.12 - New York, NY (USA) - Bowery Ballroom
10.13 - Worcester, MA (USA) - Rock N Shock Festival
10.14 - Syracuse, NY (USA) - Westcott Theater
10.16 - Detroit, MI (USA) - The Majestic Theater
10.17 - Chicago, IL (USA) - Metro
10.18 - Lawrence, KS (USA) - Granada Theater
10.19 - Lincoln, NE (USA) - Bourbon Theater
10.20 - Denver, CO (USA) - Summit Music Hall
10.22 - San Francisco, CA (USA) - Slim's
10.23 - Los Angeles, CA (USA) - Teragram Ballroom
* + REVOCATION, VOIVOD, PSYCROPTIC, SKELETAL REMAINS & CONJURER
NAPALM DEATH's latest release, Coded Smears And More Uncommon Slurs, has a total of 31 songs and a playing time of over 90 minutes, including rarities and exclusive earworms spanning 2004-2016 from the whirling gene pool of noise that is NAPALM DEATH.

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Large surface wounds remain a major health issue, after trauma and burns, often increasing and prolonging morbidity and mortality. With poor healing, large wounds impair skin function and increase risk of hemorrhage, infection, sepsis, and also death. Wound healing is affected by many factors, such as infection, advanced age, diabetes and other related diseases with suppressed immunity. The repair of wounds is one of the most complex biological processes in humans, and is frequently divided into three steps: hemorrhage and inflammation, new tissue generation and remodeling. Multiple inflammatory, immune and fibrotic pathways are sequentially activated in wound repair beginning from the time of injury to new tissue regeneration. Based on this understanding of the mechanisms of wound healing, numerous therapeutic methods have been developed to promote accelerated wound healing. Many diagnostic techniques, including pH sensors, have also been developed for wound healing diagnosis to allow early detection of poor healing.
However, none of these technologies to date performs both diagnostic and improved healing technologies, theranostic functions, and none are available for clinical use, thus limiting their potential. We are developing a multi-functional material to promote accelerated wound healing and to diagnose the response to treatments with minimum disturbance to the wound. We synthesized a biocompatible hydrogel membrane with a pH sensing function to provide an early diagnostic warning system to allow for early response to poor healing. This pH sensing hydrogel provides a therapeutic protein loading matrix. We load our unique immunomodulatory viral protein, Serp-1, on the diagnostic membrane surface as a new and effective therapeutic application. Using mouse models with different genetic backgrounds, we are also exploring the mechanism underlying the accelerated wound healing induced by Serp-1. The material generated in this study is a unique theranostic wound healing dressing, which has the potential to diagnose wound healing parameters (topical pH) during treatment, promote accelerated wound repair and provide a wound management feedback system.


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Q: PHP function printer_list working inside Eclipse but not on command line I have a strange problem.
I use Eclipse Luna 4.4.0 on my Windows 7 professional machine to develop a CLI PHP program called mytest.php.
The program for now is just very simple:
<?php
    var_dump(printer_list(PRINTER_ENUM_LOCAL));
?>

php_printer.dll is installed under php\ext directory.
If I run this directly in Eclipse I can see an array of 4 printers in the 'Debug Output' view. But if I run same php file in a DOS console on same server like:
C:>php mytest.php
then it shows nothing!?!
Why I cannot get the printer list if I call my program from console?
Thanks a lot!

A: I found it by myself.
Eclipse run a different PHP version (5.5.14) than the DOS box.
If I set the path to the correct php.exe in the console window than it works fine!

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HBL's pivotal role in the growth of rural agriculture.
Habib Bank Limited (HBL) is one of the few financial institutions, which caters to farmers financing need and has played a pivotal role in the development of the rural agriculture market. With the distinction of being the largest commercial bank in Pakistan, HBL has influenced thousands of lives in the farming communities across the country and is committed to improving the agricultural sector's growth.
Through unique product offerings in the market, with the help of a technically skilled sales team in the field, HBL has been able to educate and facilitate its customers and the farming community.
At HBL, loans to farmers are mostly structured on a revolving basis. They are only charged on the amounts utilized, which reduces the burden on them. Furthermore, the repayments are matched with the cropping cycle and the cash receipt of proceeds from the crops. This enables the farmers to pay off their debt to the bank when they have the funds available.
HBL ZaraiBanking facilities are spread across the country and provide financing through more than 800 of HBL branches. HBL's presence in all agriculture belts of the country ensures easy access to farmers in rural areas.
ZaraiBanking enables farmers to invest in premier quality seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, agricultural implements and non-farm setups through its various product programs.
The facilities are spread across the country and provide financing through more than 800 of our branches. HBL's presence in all agriculture belts of the country ensures easy access to farmers in rural areas.
ZaraiBanking provides loans to small-scale land owning farmers as well as large institutionalized and alliance based finance, enhancing agricultural harvest and, in turn, economic output of the country.
Dedicated to serve the needs of the farming community, by delivering financial products and technical services on a competitive and sustainable basis, in a convenient, efficient and professional manner, leading to success of the Bank and the farmers.
Corporate Mission: To play effective role in the promotion of economic growth, by enhancing the availability of credit to the agriculture sector, through reliable access to sustainable financing, special lending programs, technical assistance, and other products & services, and to promote career development opportunities for increasing professionalism and technical proficiencies of employees.
Finance available to individual farmers, self-employed tractor operators, providing the option to select vehicles from a range of different manufacturers.
Poultry: Finance available for all poultry related activities including poultry farm construction/equipment, hatchery plant & machinery, poultry feed, poultry medicines, composite feed production, poultry processing and other related activities.
Fish Farming: Finance available for inland fish farms as well as deep-sea fishing. This includes procurement of boat, fish locating equipment, nets & ropes, ice maker, fish farm water solution, hatchery construction/equipment, purchase of medicines/feed and other related activities.


Maids have long been a part of residence management, notably for that affluent, but also for those of us who can never think about granting chauffeur, butler, valet or a prepare, maid service is still an attractive and oftentimes vital alternative for the contemporary homemaker. With the demands of career and kid -rearing, many 2- households and single parents haven't any alternative while in the issue – there seriously isn't the time to remain on top of house cleaning without some aid that is external. Selecting a maid will make sense in fiscal conditions and in dilemmas regarding total well being, and may free up moment for function and discretion. Frequently, having a maid service come in pragmatic site twice or once per week could relieve a huge stress for dad or your chaotic mum, or both. Mind and hours' peace preserved are worth the money in many cases. The key is always to look for a reputable maid or company that is domestic. Possibly the easiest way to make sure that your maid will undoubtedly be someone is someone you can trust with your property and items, and you can trust to do totally and the work efficiently with, is always to retain one via an established agency. There might be wonderful distinctions in washing corporations that are domestic, some are as nonprofessional and trusted as others. You has a clear function and criminal history and want to ensure that your maid is fully trained.
You recall how to try this , right? from in grade-school? thus eat away.
Additionally you have to make sure that your maid is going to be insured against any feasible problems for its own items and your home, or against accidents. For businesses who've a heritage of customer care plus decades of expertise, you should look for these reasons. Be sure to follow-up to them also to request recommendations. It's not impossible to really have a maid do so you could possibly get a for your quality and amount of work completed, although not all businesses present test cleanup, a trial cleaning, consequently find out what guarantees they do provide concerning client satisfaction. Take your time whenever choosing a maid or cleaning assistance that is domestic – you need to be sure that your cash is properly-used and you also need to know that you can absolutely trust whomever has entry to your home. Until you did study and satisfactory exploration, do not signal something or pay the main element. For trustworthy domestic washing London offers possibilities in every elements of town – take a time that is little and select the maid or company that fits your requirements and budget.


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Q: how to get the value of an input and put it into an onclick I have this problem, had a function on ajax that needs lat and lng variables, so function test(lat,lng)...
That's the HTML simple code:
<fieldset>
<legend>Serveis de geocodificació</legend>

Latitud:
<input type="text" id="lat" value="42.3600077"/>

Longitud:
<input type="text" id="lng" value="1.4579696"/>

<input type="button" value="Veure dades" onclick=primerSelect()/>
<input type="button" value="Veure coordenades"/>

Carrer:
<input type="text" id="car"/>

Ciutat:
<input type="text" id="ciu"/>

Pais:
<input type="text" id="pai"/>

CP:
<input type="text" id="cod"/>

</fieldset>

So, the problems resides in the onclick, how can i get the value of the id's lat and lng? and put it into the onclick function? like that:
onclick=primerSelect(id lat.value, id lng.value)

Anyone can help me please?

A: I wouldn't use onclick, but rather use an event listener.  Your code will be a bit easier to use this way.  At any rate, You could use
onclick="primerSelect(document.getElementById('lat').value,
    document.getElementById('lng').value)"

A: You could do something like that:
function primerSelect(){
    var lat = document.getElementById('lat').value;
    var lng = document.getElementById('lng').value;

    // Here goes your code...
}


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Q: JavaScript- Add Selected Option into a list So I'm attempting to have a combo box be populated by a option the user selects. Once the user selects the item and clicks Add, I want to add the text value of the selected item into a list.
I have the first part working as I'd like, however, I'm having a rough time with Adding the values into the list. I honestly have no idea how to accomplish it or what would be the best way? If someone could just send me along the right path of what I need to look into and what sort of event listeners, methods, I should look at would be great. I'm super new to JavaScript and I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around it.
What I have so far:

  function changeOptions(link) {
   if (link=="") {
  return; }

  switch(link) {
  case "Category1":
   var inventory=new Array (
     "Item1",
     "Item2",
     "Item3");
   break;
  case "Category2":
   var inventory=new Array (
     "Item4",
     "Item5",
     "Item6");
     break;
 }

   i = document.form.items.options.length;
  if (i > 0) {
    document.form.items.options.length -= i; document.form.items.options[i] = null;
  }

   for (i=0; i< inventory.length; i++) {

  document.form.items.options[i] = new Option();
  document.form.items.options[i].text = inventory[i];
  document.form.items.options[i].value = inventory[i];
    }
 }
<form name=form >
    Select a Category

    Category1 |
    Category2

    Inventory

    <select name="items" multiple="multiple" style="height:150px;width:400px;">
    <option value="">Select An Item</option>
    </select>
    <input type="submit" name= "add" value="Add">
   </form>

A: I've added some code to append the selected value to a list beneath your combo box. I added a form event listener for submit. On submit we get the value of the select box and add it to a list. You can tweak this and add validation and stuff. I also added some id's to the html to query the elements with in the JS.

var select = document.getElementById('select');
var form = document.getElementById('form');
var list = document.getElementById('list');

var addItem = function(item) {
  return '
' + item + '
';
}

var handleSubmit = function(e) {
  e.preventDefault();
  list.innerHTML += addItem(select.value);
}

form.addEventListener('submit', handleSubmit);

function changeOptions(link) {
  if (link == "") {
    return;
  }

  switch (link) {
    case "Category1":
      var inventory = new Array(
        "Item1",
        "Item2",
        "Item3");
      break;
    case "Category2":
      var inventory = new Array(
        "Item4",
        "Item5",
        "Item6");
      break;
  }

  i = document.form.items.options.length;
  if (i > 0) {
    document.form.items.options.length -= i;
    document.form.items.options[i] = null;
  }

  for (i = 0; i < inventory.length; i++) {

    document.form.items.options[i] = new Option();
    document.form.items.options[i].text = inventory[i];
    document.form.items.options[i].value = inventory[i];
  }
}
<form id="form" name=form>
  Select a Category

  Category1 |
  Category2

  Inventory

  <select id="select" name="items" multiple="multiple" style="height:150px;width:400px;">
    <option value="">Select An Item</option>
  </select>
  <input id="btn" type="submit" name="add" value="Add">
</form>


You'll be able to register on-site!
The price hasn't been firmed up yet, but as soon as I have it, I'll pass it along.
So that ALL of us can participate in Harley-Davidson?s 110th Anniversary AND the H.O.G.® 30th Celebration in Milwaukee in August/September this year, the NM Rally changed our dates. This year the Rally will be May 9th to 11th, 2013, in Albuquerque, NM.
Check our website at www.nmstatehogrally.com for some of the evolving details on this years ?Western Enchantment,? and an entirely new Rally experience for all of you.
Contact Terry Jackson, Rally Coordinator, at 2013nmrallycoordinator@gmail.com or at 505.967.6861 with questions.


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The Mine Improvement and New Emergency Response Act of 2006, which mandated underground communications and electronic tracking systems, brought a new revolution to the mining sector. Wi-Fi networks and communication technologies became integral to managing mines across the U.S.
For the clients of NLT Digital Solutions, however, this regulation did not change much as they were already communicating and collaborating through cutting-edge devices over Ethernet-based and Wi-Fi networks. NLT had made them pioneers of mine efficiency, safety, and productivity, enabling them to align easily with evolving mining regulations.
NLT remains distinct in its ability to design, deploy, and support scalable technologies that reform how mines communicate, collaborate, and operate.
"When developing mining solutions, we base our foundation on innovation, creativity, and customer-centricity. That is why many of the world's largest and most reputable mining and tunneling companies rely on us for their network and communication needs," says Tim Haight, President and Managing Director of NLT Digital Solutions.
Founded as a division of Levitt- Safety—a premier nationwide safety supplier in the Canadian market—NLT understands the importance of communication in mining businesses. Leaning on its years of experience, it develops solutions and systems that offer a holistic approach to underground communications.
NLT's product suites service both the coal and non-coal mining segments.
As the first company to introduce Wi- Fi networks to underground coal mines, NLT has played an important role in making mines secure and more connected. This is why NLT's coal mining data networks are intrinsically safe and designed to operate in gaseous environments where even the slightest spark can cause explosions.
The multi-award-winning N-Connex, NLT's plug-and-play product for the non-coal mining segment, is extensively used around the world for mines and tunnels. It is designed for harsh environments and integrates voice and high-speed data communications, asset and personnel tracking, control and automation, video surveillance, condition monitoring, and other solutions into a modular, Wi-Fi- and ethernet-based platform. N-Connex's rail-based mounting system increases user-friendliness by removing the need for skilled technicians' assistance. N-Connex incorporates Layer 2+ features. The enclosures of the product are IP 67, with military spec Ethernet and fiber cables, which can be conveniently deployed, maintained, replaced, and expanded.
NLT also enables customers to create a modular and scalable network for their needs. It can be used across the mining chain, from underground hard rock mines to process plants, tunnels, and heavy industry. Adding expansions and troubleshooting is easy, making operation data communications and Wi-Fi-connected internet of things (IoT) equipment scalable. NLT's solutions allow clients to simultaneously combine a multitude of data points and bring about events like automating ventilation control based on environmental tracking and fan data, which can be managed through its web-based software.
When developing mining solutions, we base our foundation on innovation, creativity, and customer-centricity. That is why many of the world's largest and most reputable mining and tunneling companies rely on us for their network and communication needs
Apart from this, NLT has released an intrinsically safe, approved underground coal gigabyte wireless access point featuring a four-point switch. It delivers an intrinsically safe, exceptionally reliable Wi-Fi network to underground coal mines and supports many advanced network standards to optimize network performance and security. NLT is also releasing a game-changing miner's cap lamp to increase safety and productivity. Integrating smartphone features in the cap lamp will enable users to send and receive critical data to the surface.
NLT has supplied its cutting-edge systems to a number of tunnels around the world, including Sydney tunnels. One of the projects was a 27-kilometer tunnel retrofit. Through its exemplary customer-centric approach, the company deployed the retrofit in record three weeks. The project provided the contractor with tracking environmental monitoring, full voice communication, and evacuation.
Mining networking systems must be explicitly designed for underground networks and tailored to mine needs. NLT Digital Solutions recognizes this, being the first company in the world to introduce an underground intrinsically safe and approved Wi-Fi network in coal mines. NLT is a one-stop solution for all mining and tunneling communication needs, with countless use cases and an expanding product portfolio. It is driven by a customer-centric model, which helps it constantly innovate its solutions. NLT will continue working on new products and capabilities to enhance the mining industry and bring sustainability through its robust applications.
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Variety reports that Paula Deen, the Queen of Cream, is shopping around a U.S. version of a popular Italian competitive-cooking show. Judging from the available clips, it looks like Chopped but with amateur cooks and Who Wants to be a Millionaire? lifelines. Deen's show will be called Food Chain, but the Italian show it's based on is called Cuochi E Fiamme which translates roughly to "Cooks and Flames." Food Chain is being pitched as a 30-minute show, unlike its hour-long Italian predecessor.
Eater has the promo clip that explains how the show will work.
Basically, two amateur cooks face off over three challenges. One tests their basic cooking skills, the second tests their ability to prepare classic recipes, and the final challenge tests their ability to innovate.
With each challenge, the chefs prepare the same dish, and their results are judged by a panel of three judges. The top chef from each round gets to pick which of two dishes he or she will prepare in the next round. Atop that formula are a couple of interesting twists. First, they only get 30 seconds to raid their pantry prior to the beginning of each challenge. Anyone who's watched Chopped chefs scurry in and out of the pantry know this is more than a minor wrinkle. The second twist is that the chefs have two lifelines to bail them out if they're struggling or utterly lost. The first lifeline lets them tag in the chef-host to help them power through a dish. The second gives them another 30 seconds in the pantry to collect whatever key ingredient they'd forgotten.
This show is a hit in Italy, but it'll be interesting to see how it translates to the United States, particularly if Deen is hosting. Italy has a well-defined culinary tradition, but how do you define classic American recipes?


JERSEY CITY, N.J., March 12, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The SITO Institute of Consumer Behavior and Location Sciences, the research and education arm of SITO Mobile, Ltd., will partner with the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) to host a series of invitation-only roundtable discussions entitled, Building Brands and Businesses: Marketing in an Age of Disruption. The first event in the series will take place at the Florentine in Chicago on March 28, 2019, at 8:30 AM CDT.
At this breakfast briefing, Bruce H. Rogers, Founding Managing Director of The SITO Institute for Consumer Behavior and Location Sciences, will facilitate conversations with some of today's most influential marketing leaders. Speakers include Brett O'Brien, GM at Gatorade, who will share how this iconic brand remains relevant to a new generation of consumers, as well as Robert Tas, Partner at McKinsey & Company, who will discuss how to drive growth through digital advantage. Attendees will also hear from Rishad Tobaccowala, Chief Growth Officer and Member of the Management Board at Publicis Groupe, who will examine why marketers must optimize for the customer.
The SITO Institute for Consumer Behavior and Location Sciences is the education and research arm of SITO Mobile, a leading consumer behavior intelligence and marketing optimization platform and services firm. Founded by Bruce H. Rogers, former Chief Insights Officer of Forbes and founder of Forbes Insights and the Forbes CMO Practice, the Institute is devoted to helping its members understand, manage and develop best-practices to leverage the power of real-time location data to better engage and influence consumer behavior in an age of the real-time consumer economy.
Comprised of over 800-member companies globally and 14 regional offices, the MMA is the only marketing trade association that brings together the full ecosystem of marketers, tech providers and sellers working collaboratively to architect the future of marketing, while relentlessly delivering growth today. Anchoring the MMA's mission are four core pillars; to cultivate inspiration by driving innovation for the Chief Marketing Officer; to build the mobile marketing capabilities for marketing organizations through fostering know-how and confidence; to champion the effectiveness and impact of mobile through research providing tangible ROI measurement; and to advocate for mobile marketers.
Members include: 1-800-Flowers.com, Adobe, Ahold Delhaize, Allstate, Ally Financial, American Eagle, American Express, AT&T, Bank of America, Calvin Klein, Campbell's, Carbon, JPMorgan Chase, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Chobani, Choice Hotels, Citi, Clear Channel Outdoor, Colgate Palmolive, Cuebiq, CVS Health, Dunkin' Brands, eBay, E*TRADE, Electronic Arts, ESPN, Estee Lauder, Facebook, Ford, Foursquare, General Motors Company, Google, Hilton Worldwide, IBM Watson, Jumpshot, Kellogg Company, LinkedIn, L'Oreal, Marriott International, Match Group, Mastercard, McDonald's, MillerCoors, Monster, NBCU, OpenMarket, OpenX, Pandora, Pfizer, Pinterest, PlaceIQ, Procter & Gamble, RetailMeNot, Salesforce, Samsung, Shire, SITO Mobile, Snap Inc., SUBWAY, Target Inc., The Coca-Cola Company, T- Mobile, Turner Broadcasting, Twitter, Uber, Unilever, Verizon Media Group, Verizon Connect, Vibes, Walmart, Waze, Yieldmo, Zurich and many more. The MMA's global headquarters are located in New York with regional operations Asia Pacific (APAC), Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA) and Latin America (LATAM). For more information about the MMA please visit www.mmaglobal.com.


When building your restaurant website, you need to have in mind a simple yet effective way of presenting your restaurant. A clear menu is essential in your visitors to see what your restaurant website contains: the restaurant menu, a bit of info about your business a way of contact and a reservation / take away option.
All websites should to have an attractive layout, otherwise users might leave too soon. A restaurant website needs to reach that next level in the layout of the content since you to leave your visitors pretty much mouth-watering.
Can't stress enough of how important it is to have a responsive website. Statistics showi that in 2018, 52.5% of all worldwide traffic was generated through mobile phones. So if your restaurant website is not responsive yet, get it done as soon as possible as you are missing out on at least 50% of your potential business.
Everyone wants to try new things like daily / weekly specials or chef's recommendations in a restaurant. Make it visible for your visitors and attract more customers to your restaurant by advertising your menu, whether it's a general menu or a daily one. With the restaurant package you get a bit of training on how to update your own menu on a daily basis straight from your phone.
A good reservation system is beneficial both for your restaurant and your customers. Potential clients see it as a time-saving, no fuss feature. Nobody wants to come to your restaurant and risk not getting a table. So make it easy for everyone by taking reservations online, 24h, even when you are closed.
For you, this is a great tool for management of both your restaurant and your restaurant website. Instead of constantly taking calls during restaurant hours, you'll get more reservations coming through your website so your staff can focus on the food and the service rather than reservations and potential business.


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Q: Junit for JiraRestClient create Issue I am trying to write a JUnit test for following method which creates a new Jira issue, do anyone know how to mock JiraRestClient or is there any other way to write a test for this
My code is
public Issue createNewIssue(BasicProject project, BasicUser assignee, BasicIssueType issueType, String summary, String description, String parentKey, File attachment)
 {
    try
    {
      IssueInputBuilder issueBuilder = new IssueInputBuilder(project, issueType);
      issueBuilder.setDescription(description);
      issueBuilder.setSummary(summary);
      issueBuilder.setProjectKey(project.getKey());
      issueBuilder.setIssueType(issueType);
      issueBuilder.setAssignee(assignee);
      if(parentKey != null)
      {
        Map<String, Object> parent = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        parent.put("key", parentKey);
        FieldInput parentField = new FieldInput("parent", new ComplexIssueInputFieldValue(parent));
        issueBuilder.setFieldInput(parentField);
      }
      IssueInput issueInput  = issueBuilder.build();

      IssueRestClient issueClient = getJiraRestClient().getIssueClient();
      BasicIssue newBasicIssue = issueClient.createIssue(issueInput, pm);
      Issue newIssue = issueClient.getIssue(newBasicIssue.getKey(), pm);
      if(attachment != null && newIssue != null)
        issueClient.addAttachments(pm, newIssue.getAttachmentsUri(), attachment);
      return newIssue;
    }
    catch (RestClientException e)
    {
      LOGGER.debug("Error while creating new Jira issue for input paramenters project : " + (project != null ? project.getName() : null) + " assignee : " +(assignee != null ? assignee.getName() : null)
          + " issueType : " + (issueType != null ? issueType.getName() : null) + " summary : " + summary + " description : " + description);
      return null;
    }
  }

UPDATE
One thing I am thinking of is to pass one parameter which will decide if method is running from test but then it will disturb the API which I don't want. But to write a test I must need to escape the call
BasicIssue newBasicIssue = issueClient.createIssue(issueInput, pm);
How to do that?

A: In your code you've got a getJiraRestClient() method. If you have a setJiraRestClient(JiraRestClient client) method as well, you can call that one from your test class and set it as a mock client.
In Mockito you could initialize your mock client like this:
JiraRestClient mockClient = org.mockito.Mockito.mock(JiraRestClient.class);

That's assuming your Jira ReST client is in a class called JiraRestClient, of course. But then you can setup your mock to return a mocked IssueRestClient when its getIssueClient() is called, etc. So, like this:
IssueRestClient mockIssueClient = org.mockito.Mockito.mock(IssueRestClient.class);
org.mockito.Mockito.when(mockClient.getIssueClient()).thenReturn(mockIssueClient);

And so on.
If you don't have and don't want to create a setJiraRestClient method but you have the client as a field in your class, you could use the BeanInject library for injecting the mock bean into your class:
Inject.field("field").of(target).with("value");

If you're using Spring, you could create a different context file for your unit tests and have Spring inject a mock bean instead of the real JiraRestClient bean.

A: OK. Since I've not used JIRA Open APIs directly. Instead I've used JIRA Client to automate JIRA related tasks.
In order to write unit tests for JIRA, you need to mock functions where you have implemented JIRA generic methods. For example, if you wish to get a list of attachments to a particular defect / ticket, your method would look like:
public class Generics {

private JiraClient jira;

    @Step("Get added attchments against issue <issueId>")
    public List<Attachment> getAttachments(String issueId) {
        List<Attachment> listOfAttachments = null;
        try {
            Issue issue = jira.getIssue(issueId);
            listOfAttachments = issue.getAttachments();
            LOGGER.info("Current Attachments to " + issueId + " " + listOfAttachments);
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        }
        return listOfAttachments;
    }
}

Equivalent JUnit test:
public class JiraUnitTests {

    @Mock
    List<Attachment> attachments;

    @Test
    public void testGetAttachment() {
        Generics generics = Mockito.mock(Generics.class);
        Mockito.when(generics.getAttachments(Matchers.any(String.class))).thenReturn(attachments);
        Assert.assertEquals(attachments, generics.getAttachments(Matchers.any(String.class)));
    }

I have mocked below data members from Generics class:

*

*Variable attachments

*Method getAttachments()

Here, You don't really need to mock JIRA Client. Instead you could mock methods (if you have not modified core business logic / purpose of that method)


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Keith Flint funeral Braintree: All the stories behind fans paying tribute around the world
Thousands of fans across the world want to send Keith off in style
Lottie O'NeillMultimedia Journalist
Today, thousands across the world are paying tribute to an icon who lit up the music scene.
Keith Flint, 49, died at his Dunmow home earlier this month (March 4) and people from all over the globe are still mourning his death.
The Prodigy star's funeral was held this afternoon (Friday, March 29) in Bocking with a mile-and-a-half procession from starting in Braintree and ending at St Mary's Church.
Hundreds arrived to walk the procession and to pay respects to the legend, and thousands more were not able to make it but still wanted to show how much they loved the man behind the music.
These are all the amazing ways Keith Flint fans are paying tribute across the world
Zoe at a mural of Keith Flint at the Berlin Wall (Image: @3oehones)
Zoe was at the East Side Gallery at the Berlin Wall, where she spotted this mural and photographed it in memory of Keith.
She posted it on social media with a heart emoji and his name.
Another fan, Amy, saw the band five times over the years: "I am absolutely gutted I can't be there and to attend the procession. Keith to me was so iconic and he was so different to any front man I've ever known.
"Most frontmen tend to be born on arrogance or the persona they want us to believe. Keith wasn't. I first saw the fire starter video on TOTP when I was 8 and was mesmerised by how unique they were."
Amy and her friend Laura seeing The Prodigy (Image: Amy Walsh)
The 31-year-old from Wolverhampton, added: "Most concerts had minimal staging as in just lighting, smoke and an image. They didn't need anything. They could get anyone moving. I think each song can be made to mean anything that relates to the listener which is genius.
"The last gig I attended was just over 12 months ago and it felt so different. Keith and the lads were ridiculously energetic and it was amazing.
"So passionate still over 20 years on. You hear a new track and you immediately recognise who it's by.
"He's made a mark in music history which will be timeless."
A tribute is a tribute, no matter how small
One fan chose to listen to his music at the time of his funeral (Image: @mevmev1)
One fan chose to pay tribute in a smaller but equally poignant way.
He said a simple: "RIP Keef" as he listened to the band's song at the time the procession started in Braintree.
A beautiful mural in Lanzarote
This mural was spotted by Keith Flint fan today (Image: Heidi Plom)
One fan pictured this amazing mural that was painted on a wall in Lanzarote.
A street party near the church
Huge crowds are singing and dancing to remember Keith Flint
As thousands turned up to pay respects the crowd began singing and dancing in a huge street party.
The road was packed with avid fans of The Prodigy as they arrived in their groups to pay tribute to Keith Flint.
Photographs show people with banners, flags and even tattoos on themselves to display their love for the frontman.
There was a large crowd of fans by the church who turned the event into a street party as they waited for the procession to arrive.
Videos from the scene also showed hundreds of fans singing and dancing in memory of Keith as his music rang in the air.
The banner that says it all at Keith Flint's funeral
Tributes to Keith flood social media
Fans across the world were watching in their thousands on Essex Live's live broadcast on Facebook.
These are some of the tributes they posted online:
One user spoke of "struggling to watch it online without crying" and wished they were at the procession in person. They also told others to speak out and reach out to someone if they felt like they were struggling.
Meeting Keith Flint
Doris Malula, 50, met Keith when on a train after she visited the Zap Club in Brighton. Ms Malula had seen Boy George DJ at the club in 1986 and was getting a train back to Crawley where she lived at the time.
When on the train, passengers were allowed to smoke, and someone sat opposite her, which she only found out later was Keith Flint.
"I asked him for a cigarette paper and he gave me one and we smoked together. He was so lovely the whole way home and he even asked if I'd get home okay when I got off at Crawley," said Doris who now lives in Bognor Regis.
"I took some photos of us together and had no idea who he was. It was only when I got the camera developed a year later did I realise it was Keith.
"You wouldn't even had known at the time that he was from The Prodigy he was so lovely and so genuine."
The beautiful floral tributes in the horse drawn carriage (Image: Tessa Rietveld)
'He waved at me in a record store'
One fan was wearing a jumper with the band's logo on when he saw them.
"Well, it was in the 1990s, not sure of the year, and I was wearing my Prodigy jumper by chance," said Gordon Jensen on Twitter.
"As I walked passed the Angus hotel in Dundee, I saw the band get out of a car and go to Groucho's record store.
"They noticed me and they all waved and said hello."
The 44-year-old from Dundee, whose favourite song is 'Firestarter', says they were his favourite band. He also posted on social media to pay tribute to the star, by saying: "You'll be sadly missed Keith... RIP Keith Flint."
Follow our live blog to follow how fans came together to pay tribute, and to follow the live updates on his funeral.


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Health Briefs
• To mark May as National Stroke Awareness Month, Memorial Health will host a free community seminar at 6 p.m. May 16. The seminar will be held at Memorial Health GenerationOne, 1100 Eisenhower Drive, in the Eisenhower Shopping Center.
Dr. Joseph Hogan, emergency medicine physician with Memorial Health University Medical Center, will discuss risk factors, warning signs and how to tell if someone is having a stroke.
More than 800,000 Americans suffer a stroke each year. It's one of the leading causes of death in the US and results in more serious disabilities than any other disease.
To register, call 912-712-7650 or visit MemorialHealth.com/Stroke.
Memorial Health provides the region's only Level I trauma center for the most acute illness and injuries, as well as dedicated children's, cancer and heart hospitals to serve a 35-county area in southeast Georgia and southern South Carolina. Memorial Health is a part of the HCA Healthcare family, the largest provider of care in the United States and the UK.
• Dementia Dialogues, a free five-session training course, will be held from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursdays beginning May 30 at Memory Matters, 117 William Hilton Parkway on Hilton Head Island.
The course is designed to educate individuals who care for persons who exhibit signs and symptoms associated with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia.
CEUs are available through the USC Office for the Study of Aging. For more information and to register, call 843-842-6688.
Dr. Andrew W. Gunter, a board-certified pediatrician, has joined the staff of Memorial Health University Physicians Children's Care. Previously, he was in private practice in Charlotte, N.C.
Gunter grew up as a Navy "brat," living all over the world. But he calls Charleston his hometown.
Gunter earned his medical degree from the Medical University of South Carolina and his undergraduate degree from Clemson University. He completed his pediatric residency at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, D.C., where he was chief resident.
Gunter and his wife are the parents of two teenagers, a son and a daughter.
Children's Care is part of Memorial Health's 34-practice network of primary and specialty care physicians in southeast Georgia and southern South Carolina.
Christina Brzezinski has been named Chief Nursing Officer at Coastal Carolina Hospital. She brings more than 25 years of healthcare experience to the position.
In this role, Brzezinski will provide strategic leadership as the senior executive position responsible for all nursing and other designated patient care functions and services within Coastal Carolina Hospital.
Brzezinski previously served as the director of complex care at Hilton Head Hospital, which included oversight of the Intensive Care Unit, the Progressive Care Unit, the Cardiac Cath Lab, Dialysis and Wound Care.
She earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from the Medical College of Ohio before completing a Master of Business Administration from the University of Toledo.
• Dr. A Thomas Bundy, FACMS attended the 2019 DermPathology Conference April 22-26 in Napa Valley, Calif.
The conference was designed to update physicians on advances of dermatopathology, address problems faced during pathology evaluation, and to provide the dermatopathologist with a framework of histologic patterns of disease and results of molecular analyses.
The program included lectures, case presentations and discussions of diagnostic problems.


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Hamilton duped, Bottas turned: Verstappen's dream start causes Mercedes frustration
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Hamilton duped, Bottas turned
Verstappen's dream start causes Mercedes frustration
Max Verstappen surprisingly had to start behind two Mercedes at the Mexican Grand Prix. But the world championship leader fixed that after just a few meters: pursuer Lewis Hamilton loses the start, his teammate Valtteri Bottas even falls far behind. In the end, it's a show of force.
World Cup leader Max Verstappen has mercilessly left his pursuer Lewis Hamilton behind in the mountain air of Mexico and made a giant step towards the Formula 1 summit storm. After a rocket start, Verstappen celebrated his ninth win of the season in the Red Bull and expanded the championship lead over Mercedes driver Hamilton to a whopping 19 points. "That was great, guys," said Verstappen happily over the radio after crossing the finish line. Red Bull team boss Christian Horner raved: "You were fantastic."
The seven-time world champion never had a chance of victory in the Dutchman's show of force on Sunday – after all, in a thrilling final phase he was able to leave the onrushing Sergio Perez behind in the second Red Bull. "These guys are obviously too fast for us," admitted a struggling Hamilton early on over the pit radio. "I gave it my all, but I just didn't have the pace."
To the delight of the fans, the Mexican Perez raced onto the podium for the first time at his home Grand Prix. Four races before the season finale, however, Verstappen steers steadfastly towards his first world title – and the upcoming event in Brazil suits his team as well. After a chaotic start including a spin by pole man Valtteri Bottas in the second Mercedes, Aston Martin driver Sebastian Vettel improved from ninth to seventh and collected more points.
For Haas newcomer Mick Schumacher, the race at more than 2,200 meters above sea level was quickly over. In the mess after the start, he destroyed the rear wheel suspension through no fault of his own and parked his Haas on the lawn. "It's a shame that it happened because I was looking forward to the race," said Schumacher.
Mexico and Red Bull – nothing should go wrong there. But in the battle for pole position, Verstappen suffered a setback on the feel-good course of his racing team. Brakes from Alpha Tauri youngster Yuki Tsunoda and from team mate Perez cost the Dutchman valuable time on the last lap of his chase. The 24-year-old was only in third place on the grid, directly ahead of Perez. "We were caught by Tsunoda," complained Verstappen's team boss Christian Horner. But it wasn't just the Japanese, the rear wing also caused problems for Red Bull. It was readjusted. "That was more of a precaution than anything else, so nothing that would affect performance," said Horner.
Mercedes surprisingly ahead
In any case, the Red Bull superiority from training was gone in qualifying. Bottas raced to the 19th pole of his career ahead of Mercedes team-mate Hamilton. "I don't really have an explanation, but I'm definitely happy to accept it," said the seven-time world champion, surprised at the placement. "We have to attack," announced Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko before the red lights went out. "Everything is decisive when it comes to the start."
And it was tough! Hamilton even got off very well on the dirtier side of the road and was initially tied with Bottas. But Verstappen overtook the Silver Arrows with a great maneuver and took the lead. Bottas was even thrown back to the bottom of the field after a collision with McLaren driver Daniel Ricciardo. Schumacher demolished his Haas – his race was over after just a few meters. The safety car came on the 4.304-kilometer course.
When the race was released again, Verstappen was leading the field with ease. Hamilton was stuck between the two Red Bulls. Mercedes had to risk something – it didn't work. The Briton came into the pits first from the lead field on lap 30, but only came back in fifth with fresh tires. Four laps later, Verstappen got new tires. He lined up behind the new leader Perez, but still clearly ahead of Hamilton. When the local hero put the tough set of tires on his Red Bull on lap 41, the way was finally clear for Verstappen. Two weeks after his victory in the USA, he safely followed up with his next Grand Prix success.
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Jordan on Film
Jordan Chodorow reviews movies on a scale of zero to four stars. Find reviews of all the latest releases here, along with a searchable database of all reviews from January 2012 to today.
What to See Right Now
What to see, what to see?
There's a lot of good stuff out right now, starting with the box office behemoth "Furious 7" and the exceptional value for money it provides with its death-defying stunts, vertiginous thrills and comedy both intentional and (intentionally) unintentional. This most accessible and best installment yet - of the best action franchise going - leaves a tear in your eye with the elegant simplicity of its tribute to the late Paul Walker and a beautifully chosen final visual metaphor. I also heartily recommend (and everyone I've sent has thanked me) Dan Fogelman's "Danny Collins," a study of slow, hard-won redemption featuring Al Pacino (in his best performance since "Glengarry Glen Ross") as a rock legend jolted out of complacency by a never-delivered letter written to him by John Lennon. His interplay with Annette Bening - as the manager of the nondescript New Jersey Hilton he checks into to find the son (from a one-night stand) he's never met - kept me smiling without sacrificing the truth of the characters. Christopher Plummer shines as Danny's agent, who knows he only gets to level with him once in a dozen times and picks his spots with precision. New this week is Victor Levin's charming, Manhattan-set "5 to 7," with Anton Yelchin as a 24-year-old aspiring novelist and the breathtaking Bérénice Marlohe as a 33-year-old married Frenchwoman with children who brings him into her family and meets him for trysts at the St. Regis only during the "happy hours" of 5 to 7 p.m. Glenn Close and especially Frank Langella merit special mention as his initially disapproving parents. The cinematography makes the city look beautiful and the breezy, jazzy score enhances the spell. Still playing is Dave Boyle's playful neo-noir "Man from Reno," a triumph of tone that opens with the densest fog I've ever seen in a movie and sustains its mood of mystery, menace and mirth from Tokyo to San Francisco and on south. It's as up for anything as its police procedural-writing heroine. A few theatres are still showing "Focus," one of the most entertaining major-studio movies in a coon's age, with a richly textured comeback performance from Will Smith as the world's greatest grifter and the heaven-sent Margot Robbie, wearing the comedy as easily as her sex appeal, as the watch booster who aspires to play at higher-limit tables and whom Smith takes under his wing. The cons alone are worth the price of admission; they're the kind you'd construct if you had a $50 million budget to blow to score $25 million. For kids, there's Kenneth Branagh's "Cinderella," mercifully modernized in only the slightest and most becoming of ways. With some work, you can also still find the joyous session-musician documentary "The Wrecking Crew" or the delicious history "Deli Man" - just don't go on an empty stomach.
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Tags: 5 to 7, Cinderella, Danny Collins, Deli Man, Focus, Furious 7, Man From Reno, The Wrecking Crew, What to See Right Now
Jordan Chodorow
Jordan Chodorow is a tax attorney in Los Angeles. He has been a professional film critic, a U.S. Open tennis umpire, a two-time national bridge champion, and a four-time California crossword champion. He enjoys attending concerts, Clippers and Kings games, theater, and of course movies with his boyfriend of twelve years, Daniel.
The Age of Adaline, Tangerines, Black Souls, 24 Days
Lost River, True Story, Alex of Venice, Dior and I...
Ex Machina, Manos Sucias
Clouds of Sils Maria
5 to 7, Cut Bank
Woman in Gold, Effie Gray
Get Hard, Man From Reno, A Wolf at the Door
4 Stars - Excellent on every level; one of the few best films of the year.
3 1/2 Stars - Superior; one of the top 20 films of the year.
3 Stars - Strongly recommended.
2 1/2 Stars - Mildly recommended.
2 Stars - Mildly discommended, though not without meritorious elements.
1 1/2 Stars - Poor.
1 Star - Quite poor.
1/2 Star - Exceptionally poor on an artistic level and distasteful on one or more additional levels.
0 Stars - Fails on the most rudimentary technical level and/or merits extraordinary condemnation.


I'm sure you're all aware of the new real life version of Disney's Beauty and the Beast that has just come out, but you may not be aware that I am the biggest Beauty and the Beast fan. Ever since I was little I have loved the character of Belle and the story of Beauty and the Beast, my Dad has always said I was like Belle with my nose stuck in a book and my desire to go off and have adventures. I even included my love of this film into my wedding by naming all my tables after Disney princess movies and of course naming the top table Beauty and the Beast as well dancing to Tale As Old As Time as our first dance (yes I did feel just like Belle doing it). But for me Belle has always been a lot more than just a pretty girl who falls in love with a prince and therefore becomes a princess, Belle for me was a real role model and as a little girl I would really look up to her as a character and dream of one day being intelligent, strong and courageous. After seeing the new film I was really happy with the portrayal of Belle and how empowering she is for women of all ages and I wanted to share some of that on this blog.
There is a whole song which I am sure we all know the words to about how Belle is a funny girl and doesn't fit in at all. She is different to all the other villagers and although she struggles with this and feels lonely sometimes she doesn't try to fit in but instead keeps going her own way. She wants something different from the simple every day, she refuses to settle down and get married but instead seeks adventure.
Belle loves to read and learn new things, something not encouraged in women in the town she lives in, and she is also resourceful and clever. In the new film adaptation we see Belle not only reading but teaching other young girls to read as well striving to learn more and educate herself. She helps her father with his inventions and begins to invent things herself to help with her daily chores.
This is a big one in the new adaptation, he father likens her to her mother who was fearless. She is not afraid to fight for what is right and ride straight into danger in order to save some one else. She switches places with her father in the dungeon without a moments thought and risks her life to save the Beast from Gaston.
Not only does she tell Gaston exactly where to stick when he asks her to marry him but she also argues back with to the Beast many times. She isn't afraid to look after herself and stick to her guns, she won't be pressured or forced into doing anything she doesn't want to and protects those not as strong.
I absolutely love the new adaptation and am so pleased with the way they have portrayed Belle, it is really important to me that young girls find strong female characters they can look up to and I am impressed with the direction Disney is moving. I think the choice of Emma Watson was perfect, as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador she is a wonderful role model for girls and women of all ages. I'm now really looking forward to seeing what they do with the adaptation of The Little Mermaid! If you haven't seen the new Beauty and the Beast film I would really recommend you go, you won't be disappointed!


On Sunday January 4th 2015 we confirmed into Membership Curt Matthews, Dylan Eiker, Madison Keller and Kaylee Vanarsdale. Afterwards the confirmands and the 7th grade pre-Confirmation class prepared a light breakfast for families and mentors. Well done, class, and congratulati0ns on your achievement.


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Mr. Steen: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport if she will list lottery funds made available to fund projects in British overseas territories in each of the last three years; and if she will make a statement. [22241]
Mr. Caborn: I am not aware of any funds from the national lottery which have been made available to projects in British overseas territories. The distributing bodies for national lottery funds are constituted to distribute lottery funding either on a UK wide basis or in a specific home nation of the United Kingdom.
The big lottery fund's international grants programme, which is currently being developed, will support the work of UK based charities and voluntary organisations working abroad.
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Mrs. Iris Robinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport if she will list the projects which have been unsuccessful when applying for a grant from the lottery fund in the last year for which figures are available; and for what reasons they were unsuccessful. [22641]
Mr. Caborn: This Department has never collected comprehensive information on either the number or value of applications for lottery grants received by the distributing bodies.
Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how many winning national lottery tickets resulted in a pay out of (a) £50,000 to £499,999.99, (b) £500,000 to £999,999.99 and (c) more than £1,000,000 since 2001; and what the total amount of money paid out to winners was in each of these categories. [21654]
Mr. Caborn: The information is as follows.
Since 2001:
(a) 6,252 winning national lottery tickets resulted in a payout of £50,000 to £499,999.99. The total amount of money paid to winners was £818,239,766.08;
(b) 250 winning national lottery tickets resulted in a payout of £500,000 to £999,999.99, The total amount of money paid to winners was £177,319,376.30; and
(c) 847 winning national lottery tickets resulted in a payout of more than £1,000,000. The total amount of money paid to winners was £2,653,415,644.80.
These figures include draw based games and scratchcards.
Playing Field Sales
Mike Penning: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport whether it is her policy to end the sale of playing fields; and if she will make a statement. [21488]
Mr. Caborn: The Government are committed to protecting playing fields wherever possible. Recently published statistics show that the legislative changes which we have introduced are working. In 2003–04 there was a reduction in the number of playing field losses to non-sporting developments, compared with the 2002–03 figures, and a net overall gain in school and community playing field provision. This is the first year that we can say that more playing fields have been created than lost.
We will continue to explore ways in which the legislation can be tightened further so that even more playing fields can be protected.
Jo Swinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (1) what steps her Department (a) has taken and (b) plans to take to make the private finance initiative contracting process conducted by her Department more accountable and transparent in terms of environmental sustainability; [21836]
(2) what assessment she has made of (a) the sustainability and environmental impacts of private finance initiative (PFI) projects undertaken by her
Department and (b) the effectiveness of the PFI process followed by the Department in delivering environmentally sustainable projects. [21837]
James Purnell: The Department have not undertaken any PFI projects, nor does it have any current plans to do so.
Jo Swinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what steps she is taking to ensure that private finance initiative projects for which her Department is responsible create the minimum of environmental damage. [21838]
James Purnell: The Department will ensure that any future PFI projects that it undertakes will follow DEFRA and Office of Government Commerce (OGC) guidance on sustainable development. The Department will also ensure that sustainability and environmental issues are considered when assessing the technical capacity of potential suppliers; and that environmental and sustainability requirements form part of its specifications in cases where the nature of the work is liable to have an impact on the environment.
Jo Swinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what assessment is made (a) of the environmental impact and (b) against sustainable development criteria of bids for contracts awarded by her Department; who is responsible for making such assessments; and whether these assessments are published. [21839]
James Purnell: The Department requires bidders to complete a pre-qualification questionnaire which incorporates questions about their environmental capabilities. This is assessed prior to selection of candidates to participate in the tendering process.
The tender specification explains the Department's sustainability requirements. Sustainability criteria are weighted accordingly to the nature of the work and assessments are made by a team selected for their knowledge and experience in areas of the bid requirements, which may include environmental impact and/or sustainable development. Assessments are not published but are provided to bidders on request through a de-briefing process.
Mike Penning: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what steps she is taking to increase participation in swimming; and if she will make a statement. [21487]
Mr. Caborn: £3.6 million is being provided by Sport England to the Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) for the financial year 2005–06 through whole sport plans. Approximately half of this funding is to boost grassroots participation in swimming. Sport England is also working with Department of Health and the ASA to draw together best practice guidance in the provision of free swimming for key target groups, including children and older people to increase community participation.
Swimming also has a significant role to play within the national strategy for PE, school sport and club links, delivered jointly with the Department for Education and Skills. We have recently carried out a pilot programme which tested out how best to support those children who reach the end of key stage 2 and are not able to swim 25metres. We intend to implement this programme nationally from April 2006 and over £5 million of funding has been allocated to support the scheme in 2006–07 and 2007–08. A further £485,000 is being invested in 2005–06 with the ASA through the school to community programmes; club links and step into sport (SiS), which are aimed at sustaining participation outside school hours.
Mike Penning: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what recent meetings she has had regarding parental supervision of children in swimming pools; and if she will make a statement. [21472]
Mr. Caborn: In April this year, the Secretary of State convened a meeting of all interested parties to agree a package of measures aimed at resolving the issue of the blanket application of restrictive admissions policies at swimming pools. Following the meeting, officials have worked closely with the relevant organisations to deliver the agreed measures. On 8 September this year, the measures were published by my Department and implemented by relevant organisations. A copy of my Department's press statement has been placed the Libraries of both Houses. It can also be found at the following web link: www.culture.gov.uk/global/press_notices/archive_2005.
Jo Swinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what plans she has to fund the maintenance of the Central Point of Expertise on Timber within the Department. [22127]
James Purnell: The Department has no current plans to fund the maintenance of the Central Point of Expertise on Timber.
Jo Swinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport if she will list the refurbishment projects in her Department that (a) are in progress and (b) will start in the next six months; what action is being taken to ensure that these will procure timber from legal and sustainable sources; and whether guidance will be issued to contractors on each of these projects on ensuring that the timber used on site during refurbishment comes from legal and sustainable sources. [22129]
James Purnell: The Department plans to refurbish its main building in Cockspur Street commencing early in the next financial year. The Department has a comprehensive procurement manual which contains guidelines on purchase of timber and timber based products to ensure that they are obtained from sustainable sources. Contractors employed by the Department are required to follow these guidelines.
Jo Swinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport whether her Department's procurement policy covers timber used on and in the construction of departmental building projects; and if she will make a statement. [22130]
James Purnell: The Department has a comprehensive procurement manual which contains guidelines on purchase of timber and timber based products to ensure that they are obtained from legal and sustainable sources. Contractors employed by the Department are also required to follow these guidelines.


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Who is music's greatest prodigy? Mozart, perhaps? Or maybe Schubert, Mendelssohn or Britten have a greater claim to having written the most accomplished masterpieces before their 18th birthday? In the June issue of BBC Music Magazine we ask ten top critics to argue it out in a furious and engaging debate. Plus, on our cover CD we feature Mendelssohn's Second Symphony, conducted by Richard Hickox and featuring a prestigious line-up of performers including soprano Véronique Gens and tenor Robert Tear.


WASHINGTON, DC --- Today, Representatives Joe Courtney (CT-02) and Rosa DeLauro (CT-03) announced that a bipartisan bill they led along with Representative Lee Zeldin (R-NY) to prohibit the sale of Plum Island passed unanimously in the U.S. House of Representatives. The bill prohibits the General Services Administration (GSA) from using any of its operational funding to process or complete a sale of Plum Island until after the Government Accountability Office (GAO) completes a study of alternative disposition options for the island. A similar measure passed last year, but did not make it through the Senate.
Click here to watch Courtney and DeLauro's remarks on the House floor this afternoon.
H.R. 2182, as passed in the House, would expand on an ongoing study of the island by the Department of Homeland Security regarding the conservation and cost of Plum Island. The GAO report would use the study by the Department of Homeland Security to assess the feasibility and cost of alternative uses and cleanup of current government sites on the island. The bill also prohibits the use of the existing authority to sell the island until 180 days after the report is submitted to Congress, providing additional opportunity to further restrict the sale or transfer of the property.
In 2008, the federal government announced plans to close the research facility on the 840-acre Plum Island and relocate to Manhattan, Kansas. Current law states that Plum Island must be sold publicly to help finance the new research facility. For several years, members from both sides of Long Island Sound have been working in a bipartisan manner to delay and, ultimately, repeal the mandated sale of this ecological treasure.
The measure now moves to the Senate for further consideration.


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Q: Is it possible to derive the equations of motion from the energy of a system alone, without knowing canonical coordinates or the Lagrangian? Is it possible to derive the equations of motion from the energy of a system alone, without knowing canonical coordinates or the Lagrangian?
I'm confused about which parts of the fundamental specification of a physical system can be derived, vs. have to be known in advanced. Given a specification of a system where total energy (the quantity that will be conserved in time) is defined as a function of some coordinates, is this enough to derive the other components of the system, like canonical coordinates, the Lagrangian, equations of motion etc? I have in mind systems like fluid dynamics, where the energy depends only on the coordinates and their first time derivatives, and sometimes only on the coordinates, as in the 2d point vortex energy, where for $n$ point vortices with locations $x_i$ in the 2d plane, the energy is the sum of the logarithms of all pairwise distances times the product of the vorticities ($\Gamma_i$): $$H(x_1,...,x_n)=\sum_{i,j} \Gamma_i\Gamma_j\log|x_i-x_j|$$
I am aware that for simple systems where you can "recognize" part of the energy as being potential energy, you can negate this in the energy to get the Lagrangian, and then use the Euler-Lagrange equation to derive the equations of motion. Also, if you happen to know a transformation to canonical coordinates, then you can use Hamilton's equations. But are canonical coordinates derivable? In short, given just the energy of a system, what can I do? (Or do I need to know more than just the energy? If so, why is the Lagrangian so much more useful than the energy? Is there anything I can do with the Poisson bracket? In cases like fluid dynamics, the Lagrangian introduces a weird additional term $\sum_i \Gamma_i |x_i\times \dot{x}_i|$, which seems hard to guess for other related systems, and doesn't seem to have much physical intuition.)

A: TL;DR: It is not possible in general to determine the EOMs from the energy function$^1$ $h(q,\dot{q},t)$.
Example: Consider e.g. a non-relativistic 2D point charge in a constant $B$-field$^2$
$$L= T+qBx\dot{y},\qquad T~=~\frac{m}{2}(\dot{x}^2+ \dot{y}^2).\tag{1}$$
The energy function
$$ h~:=~\left(\dot{x}\frac{\partial}{\partial \dot{x}}+\dot{y}\frac{\partial}{\partial \dot{y}}-1 \right) L~\stackrel{(1)}{=}~T\tag{2}$$
is just the kinetic energy $T$, which carries no information about the $B$-field, the EOMs and the classical trajectories of the point charge.
See also e.g. this related Phys.SE post.
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$^1$ The (Lagrangian) energy function $h(q,\dot{q},t)$ should not be confused with the Hamiltonian $H(q,p,t)$ although they take the same value. The latter determines EOMs via Hamilton's equations.
$^2$Here we have used the gauge $(A_x,A_y)=(0,Bx)$. The choice of gauge does not affect the EOMs.


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using content::BrowserThread;

namespace platform_util {

namespace {

bool shell_operations_allowed = true;

void VerifyAndOpenItemOnBlockingThread(const base::FilePath& path,
                                       OpenItemType type,
                                       OpenOperationCallback callback) {
  base::File target_item(path, base::File::FLAG_OPEN | base::File::FLAG_READ);
  if (!base::PathExists(path)) {
    if (!callback.is_null())
      content::GetUIThreadTaskRunner({})->PostTask(
          FROM_HERE,
          base::BindOnce(std::move(callback), OPEN_FAILED_PATH_NOT_FOUND));
    return;
  }
  if (base::DirectoryExists(path) != (type == OPEN_FOLDER)) {
    if (!callback.is_null())
      content::GetUIThreadTaskRunner({})->PostTask(
          FROM_HERE,
          base::BindOnce(std::move(callback), OPEN_FAILED_INVALID_TYPE));
    return;
  }

  if (shell_operations_allowed)
    internal::PlatformOpenVerifiedItem(path, type);
  if (!callback.is_null())
    content::GetUIThreadTaskRunner({})->PostTask(
        FROM_HERE, base::BindOnce(std::move(callback), OPEN_SUCCEEDED));
}

}  // namespace

namespace internal {

void DisableShellOperationsForTesting() {
  shell_operations_allowed = false;
}

bool AreShellOperationsAllowed() {
  return shell_operations_allowed;
}

}  // namespace internal

void OpenItem(Profile* profile,
              const base::FilePath& full_path,
              OpenItemType item_type,
              OpenOperationCallback callback) {
  DCHECK_CURRENTLY_ON(BrowserThread::UI);
  // TaskPriority::USER_BLOCKING because this is usually opened as a result of a
  // user action (e.g. open-downloaded-file or show-item-in-folder).
  // TaskShutdownBehavior::CONTINUE_ON_SHUTDOWN because this doesn't need global
  // state and can hang shutdown without this trait as it may result in an
  // interactive dialog.
  base::ThreadPool::PostTask(
      FROM_HERE,
      {base::MayBlock(), base::TaskPriority::USER_BLOCKING,
       base::TaskShutdownBehavior::CONTINUE_ON_SHUTDOWN},
      base::BindOnce(&VerifyAndOpenItemOnBlockingThread, full_path, item_type,
                     std::move(callback)));
}

bool IsBrowserLockedFullscreen(const Browser* browser) {
#if BUILDFLAG(IS_CHROMEOS_LACROS)
  aura::Window* window = browser->window()->GetNativeWindow();
  // |window| can be nullptr inside of unit tests.
  if (!window)
    return false;

  return window->GetProperty(lacros::kWindowPinTypeKey) ==
         chromeos::WindowPinType::kTrustedPinned;
#else
  return false;
#endif
}

}  // namespace platform_util

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The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) has released new guidelines for treating inoperable lung cancer patients with stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT).
Based on evidence from numerous studies and clinical trials, the guidelines mainly focus on various high-risk situations where SBRT can be used to attempt to cure a patient.
The report, "Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy for Early Stage Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: An ASTRO Evidence-Based Guideline" — published in the journal Practical Radiation Oncology — has received endorsements from the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer, the European Society for Radiotherapy & Oncology and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists.
In contrast to traditional radiotherapy — which exposes a large part of the body to radiation — SBRT uses advanced computing to focus radiation on the tumor only. This allows much higher doses of radiation, but since healthy tissues are spared, toxic effects are minimal.
The guideline focused on SBRT in early-stage patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) in cases where the tumor cannot be surgically removed. For instance, it details the use of the method in patients who require salvage therapy after earlier surgery or radiotherapy. But the recommendation also covers tumors that are difficult to treat because they have grown into the chest wall, or grow close to sensitive structures, such as the windpipe.
The same is true for particularly risky cases in which the tumor grows in a central location in the lung.
Although ASTRO's focus was on inoperable patients, the team also looked at patients who can be operated on. The use of SBRT in such patients is controversial, and researchers reviewed earlier studies to determine when the method is appropriate to use in this patient group.
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1 When does universal credit take effect?
Most landlords and letting agents won't see any real effect of universal credit until April 2014.
As can be seen from this extensive list, persons able to claim during phase 1 is greatly limited to single people, able to work, not homeless and not on any other benefit (so new claimants only).
During phase 1, there will be very few claimants indeed which will give Greater Manchester an opportunity to evaluate computer systems and procedures in a steady manner.
This framework will lead to partnership agreements between local authorities and the DWP where the authorities will help and support people who wish to claim universal credit in their area. The help and support will include things like assistance with the on-line claim form, advice on the amount they might receive, advice on finding work and such.
From October 2013 – April 2014, persons within the 'pathfinder group' as discussed above for phase 1 (single, not on benefits, able to work and new claimants only) will be able to claim universal credit in areas where a partnership agreement is in place. It's not known exactly what those areas will be just yet and more should be known nearer October. However, even during phase 2, the number of claimants will be very small indeed.
From April 2014, starting with new claimants from April 2014 and transitioning existing claimants up to 2017, universal credit will be rolled out nationally. From April 2014, persons claiming universal credit will no longer need to be part of the 'pathfinder group' so all persons entitled will be able to claim.


The smaller class sizes enable far more interaction between faculty and students, more opportunities for one-on-one instruction, interactions and interventions if necessary, to assist a student who needs it. Students are never just a number here, and are never merely faces in a crowd.
I have presented papers at conferences and have two manuscript preparations in the works as well.
I created the current history major and history minor, and many of the courses in the current catalog were added, developed and taught by me over the course of my years at Lake Erie College to give students the opportunity of experiencing the same curriculum in history that they would receive at a larger institution.


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We collect and use student information under Section 537A of the Education Act 1996 and Article 6 and 9 of the GDPR.
Whilst the majority of student information you provide to us is mandatory, some of it is provided to us on a voluntary basis. In order to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we will inform you whether you are required to provide certain student information to us or if you have a choice in this.
We store your data on secure computers and in paper records which are secured physically. The school is legally required to store personal data about you after you have left school. To meet these obligations we hold student data until the student is 25 years of age. So, for most students leaving this school when they are 11 years of age, we will hold data about them for a further fourteen years before securely destroying it.
Who we share student information with.
We share students' data with the Welsh Government on a statutory basis. This data sharing underpins school funding and educational attainment policy and monitoring.
We are required to share information about our students with our local authority (LA) and the Welsh Government.
The NPD for Wales is owned and managed by the Welsh Government and contains information about students in schools in Wales. It provides invaluable evidence on educational performance to inform independent research, as well as studies commissioned by the Welsh Government. It is held in electronic format for statistical purposes. This information is securely collected from a range of sources including schools, local authorities and awarding bodies.


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