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Polar vortex, more riders complicate Northwestern shuttles
Lan Nguyen/The Daily Northwestern
Students board a Northwestern shuttle. The Frostbite Express Shuttle operates when the wind chill factor is below zero or during blizzard conditions.
Preston R. Michelson, Reporter
University Services cites increased ridership and icy roads as the cause of widespread shuttle delays that have left students cold and late at the beginning of Winter Quarter.
Communication sophomore Roberto Drilea had to be at Welsh-Ryan Arena at 4:30 p.m. on Friday — a day when it was raining in just-above-freezing conditions — for his job with the Big Ten Digital Network.
"The only way to get there was by taking the shuttle," he said. "At about 4:05 p.m., I headed over to the shuttle stop by The Arch waiting for the Intercampus Shuttle, which didn't come. At that point, I decided to wait for another shuttle, the Ryan Field Shuttle."
Slippery streets, an increased number of riders and inclement weather have caused issues in the shuttle system, said Marge Grzeszczuk, University Services manager of support services.
"It takes a little bit longer to get to destinations," Grzeszczuk said. "We've been experiencing possibly up to 20 minutes worth of delays at certain times of the day."
Drilea said he had to wait much longer than 20 minutes.
"The Ryan Field Shuttle was supposed to come at 4:28 p.m., but then that didn't come either. So then I decided to wait for another Intercampus Shuttle that was to arrive at 4:41 p.m.," Drilea said. "At 4:50 p.m., finally an Intercampus Shuttle showed up. I don't know if it was the first one or the second one, but in the end I managed to get to work — late."
Yet Grzeszczuk said University Services is taking precautions to ensure the buses remain on schedule.
"We try to make sure that the buses are warmed and running overnight in temperatures like this, so that they are able to start properly," she said.
They are developing an upgraded shuttle tracking system, as well. University Services has a new GPS service provider and is working behind the scenes to get buses up and running, Grzeszczuk said.
"Going forward in January, we should have some continuing improvements with more buses showing," Grzeszczuk said.
In addition, NUIT is working on an upgrade to the shuttle mobile app. Grzeszczuk expects it to be more user-friendly and to focus on personalized service. The expected release is in March or April.
Aric DiLalla, a Medill sophomore, stopped using the application.
"It's kind of poorly taken care of and doesn't really work that well," he said.
On Wednesday, NU Shuttles tweeted they would err "on the side of running the Frostbite shuttles" in inclement weather.
Grzeszczuk said the Wednesday forecast originally did not meet the criteria for operating the Frostbite shuttle. Blizzard conditions, single-digit temperatures or a wind chill factor below zero is needed for the buses to run. Some students were left behind due to an unexpected increase in ridership during the cold weather, she said.
NU is required to decide whether to use the buses by noon the previous day. Next time temperatures are close to meeting the criteria, Grzeszczuk said, shuttles will run.
For now, students say shuttle times remain frustratingly inconsistent.
"They seem to be on time when you're two minutes behind," DiLalla said. "And they seem to be late when you get to the bus stop on time."
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Million dollar babies: 164 companies made their first $1 million from Apple's US App Store this year, powered by in-app subscriptions
Kif Leswing
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164 publishers made over $1 million for the first time this year in the United States from selling apps for iPhone, according to a new analysis.
That's significantly higher than the number Android apps to make $1 million or more for the first time, which was 88.
Many of the newly successful apps use in-app subscriptions, which bill users on a regular basis.
It's completely possible to develop a million-dollar business by selling apps for iPhones and iPads through Apple's App Store.
In fact, 164 different app developers marked their first $1 million year in the United States in 2018, according to a new analysis from Sensor Tower, an analytics firm focusing on Apple's App Store and Google Play.
It's a sign that despite Apple's much-criticised 30% cut of in-app purchases and sometimes arbitrary rules, it's still possible to create a real business on the App Store. "The booming App Store ecosystem is responsible for more than 1.5 million American jobs," Apple said in a press release earlier this month.
"The number of publishers with their first $1 million or greater year on the U.S. App Store grew by approximately 15 percent over 2017, when we found that 143 achieved this milestone," Sensor Tower analysts wrote. 88 app publishers had their first $1 million year on the U.S. Google Play store in 2018, too.
Although some of the new $1 million publishers sold games — about 33% — there were a lot of publishers that focused on lifestyle and health apps. Many of those publishers also used a new kind of billing method strongly backed by Apple: recurring subscriptions.
"Both of the categories with the greatest year-over-year growth in terms of numbers among new million-dollar publishers—Lifestyle and Health & Fitness—were ones where there is a strong focus on generating revenue through in-app subscriptions, whether it be from fitness tracking, guided meditation, premium dating services, etc," Sensor Tower analyst Randy Nelson told Business Insider in an email.
For example, one new $1 million app is called Breethe. It's a meditation and relaxation app. While it's free to download, membership costs $12.99 per month.
The top 20 subscription apps that aren't games saw revenue grow 57% this year, Nelson added.
Check out the full analysis at Sensor Tower.
SEE ALSO: How an invite-only meeting at Apple's luxury loft in New York set the stage for one of the world's biggest subscription businesses
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Save the chicks to save the population
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Magali Frauendorf defends thesis on decline of oystercatchers in the Netherlands
Froukje Rienks
The reproducive success of oystercatchers in the human-dominated landscape of the Netherlands is too low to keep the population stable. To understand the factors driving the species' decline, and to take effective measures, spatiotemporal variation and its causes must be taken into account. Magali Frauendorf defended her PhD thesis on this topic in Nijmegen today, based on research she did at NIOO.
With this thesis, I aim to get better insight in the factors driving the population dynamics of the Eurasian oystercatcher in the Netherlands, with a focus on its reproduction parameters and inland breeding grounds.
Magali Frauendorf
The overall average reproductive success of oystercatchers in the Netherlands is 0.1 fledglings per pair: well below what is needed for a stable population. Studies on the decline of farmland birds across Europe point to the pressures imposed on natural ecosystems by human activity as a possible cause. Just think of increasing land use intensity for agriculture.
But identifying stress factors is not enough to understand why some populations show such a drastic decline, let alone turn the tide. It is important, writes Magali Frauendorf in her thesis, to take into account how various extrinsic as well as intrinsic factors affect each other, and what is the role of variation across temporal and spatial scales.
Ideal model species
Understanding the main drivers of population dynamics in migratory species can be a challenge, writes Frauendorf. "Animals can be affected at different stages of the annual cycle that are geographically separated." But the Eurasian oystercatcher may just be the ideal model species, because we already have a broad knowledge of its ecology and behaviour.
This is mainly thanks to long-term monitoring and research on the Wadden Sea island of Schiermonnikoog, an important coastal breeding ground. There's also a considerable network of citizen scientists who collect data on reproduction and survival. Their resightings and field observations help to advance our understanding of spatiotemporal variation in the oystercatchers' reproductive performance.
Breeding density
This approach yields interesting new insights, e.g. about the impact of predation. Oystercatchers face both birds of prey and mammalian predators such as feral cats, which have been very successful on Schiermonnikoog. Chicks don't leave the nest and are largely helpless, which makes them a relatively easy prey.
How easy depends on the interaction between extrinsic (environmental) and intrinsic (density-regulated) factors. That the impact of population density may vary over time and space "is rarely considered", writes Frauendorf. Yet while 'group mobbing' is effective against avian nest predators, a high density of breeding pairs also attracts mammalian predators. So spatial variation in the composition of the predator community determines if having many neighbours is a good thing.
Grassland benefits
Equally variable and complex is the impact of so-called 'carry-over effects'. For an accurate picture, it is important to look not just at the birds' breeding grounds, but also at their winter environment. "The impact of environmental drivers at overwintering sites may not be directly apparent if they carry-over to the reproductive season", stresses Frauendorf.
Yet her research shows that clutches as well as hatchlings from parents with a good winter body condition survive longer in spring. "We find that it predicted the reproductive success, indicating a carry-over effect." In particular, she found that body condition in winter is positively associated with the proportion of grassland around the wintering ground.
The chicks, not the clutch
These findings should not be diffcult to translate into effective nature management decisions. Preserving or promoting grasslands close to the coast, for instance. Or considering the composition of the predator community and the availability of alternative prey species before deciding where to construct new meadow bird reserves.
A common denominator of these measures, and the most effective approach to compensating the impact of humans on oystercatcher population dynamics according to Frauendorf, is that we should focus on increasing hatchling survival - rather than clutch survival - to increase the overall reproductive output. "Save the chicks to save the population!"
Magali Frauendorf (Germany, 1988) defended her PhD thesis at Radboud University in Nijmegen on Wednesday 14 September. She started her PhD in December 2016 as part of the CHIRP project (Cumulative Human Impact on biRd Populations), at the Netherlands Institute of Ecology in collaboration with Radboud University and Sovon, the Dutch Centre for Field Ornithology. CHIRP aims to quantify the cumulative impact of all potential human pressures on reproductive success and survival of oystercatchers in the Netherlands.
Frauendorf, M. (2022). Causes of spatiotemporal variation in reproductive performance of Eurasian oystercatchers in a human-dominated landscape. NIOO Thesis 194. PhD Thesis, Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
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BC's magnificent wildlife has long formed part of our province's identity. Take the provincial Coat of Arms: while other Western provinces have chosen to include the likes of lions and unicorns into their designs, a pair of iconic ungulates make up BC's provincial emblem. On the right, a bighorn ram represents the wildlife of the mainland. On the left, a rather wild-looking Roosevelt elk symbolizes Vancouver Island.
The Roosevelt is a fitting representative for the Island: it remains a stronghold for this species whose range was severely reduced following the arrival of the Europeans in the mid-19th century. Though Roosevelts remain on BC's list of species of concern, populations in some areas of the Island are thriving, to the point where conflicts are arising between humans and herds.
On the Island's east coast, near the village of Sayward, the Salmon River watershed is ideal habitat for elk. The moist, rich soils of the river's floodplain produce optimal forage for Roosevelts, both in the form of native plant species and agricultural crops. This vegetational bounty has allowed elk numbers to increase to the point where herds have become a nuisance for local residents. Crop predation and highway collisions are of primary concern, and elk have also been known to browse nearby forestry plantations. Having a local overabundance of a highly-valued species of concern presents an interesting challenge – and opportunity. Rather than focussing their efforts on culling the herd, wildlife managers have chosen to spread the wealth, so to speak, by moving some of Sayward's surplus elk to wilderness areas where Roosevelts once roamed.
Wildlife biologist Billy Wilton works for the B.C. Government, helping develop and implement the Roosevelt Elk management plan. The plan aims to increase the elks' numbers in ranges where ecological conditions are suitable. He also spent four years working with the Government's senior Roosevelt elk specialist, Darryl Reynolds on the Lower Mainland Roosevelt elk recovery project. Through ongoing financial support from organizations such as the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation, this project has achieved a significant increase in the number of elk on the South Coast. Of the 25 wilderness areas identified as candidates for Roosevelt reintroduction in 2000, 19 have been successfully repopulated. By transporting elk from nuisance herds on the Sunshine Coast to these prime habitat areas, the lower mainland Roosevelt population has grown from an estimated 315 animals in 2000 to approximately 1600 individuals in 2015, an increase of more than 500%. These impressive results have inspired Wilton and his colleagues to continue elk translocations on the Island.
Wilton says the first step is to identify a suitable herd of "nuisance" elk, composed primarily of pregnant cows in order to boost the reproductive potential of the herd. Then, the team set up a portable chain-link corral in an area known to be frequented by the target herd so that they become comfortable with its presence. Once winter sets in, the trap will be baited with a tempting combination of alfalfa, grain, and molasses, along with some minerals to keep the animals healthy.
Last year, Wilton and his colleagues trapped and transferred twenty-four nuisance elk from the Sayward area to the Mahatta River population unit west of Port Alice. The project went off without a hitch, and Wilton and his team are eager to repeat the translocation process. Plant communities in the release locations are similar to those in the Salmon River area, but the habitat is not as suitable, making it highly unlikely that the transplanted herd will increase to the levels seen in Sayward. The goal is to establish a sustainable population that will both benefit the ecology of the area and allow for some opportunities for harvest.
In addition to their influences on habitat, Roosevelts are an important prey species for wolves, cougars, and even black bear. They are also highly valued by hunters and First Nations. Each year, the province receives around 16,000 applications for just 250 Limited Entry Hunt Authorizations for Roosevelt Elk on Vancouver Island, and First Nations harvest around the same number annually. Both groups are eager to see populations return to historical levels, and are willing to assist in making it happen.
A remote camera captures an image of a bull looking rather relaxed inside a temporary elk trap near Sechelt, BC. Biologists set up and bait the corrals well before the planned capture date to get the target herd comfortable with its presence.
While there are no guarantees that elk translocations will result in increased hunting opportunities, the results from the Lower Mainland project are certainly encouraging. Project leader Darryl Reynolds estimates that nine out of ten translocations from that project have resulted in new hunting opportunities, usually within five years of the release.
To keep tabs on how the population is doing, the project team will be conducting helicopter surveys in the spring of each year, as well as using strategically-placed GPS and radio collars.
The GPS collars send regular emails to the biologists with information about their locations and habitat use. They also send out a mortality signal if the animal stops moving for 8 hours, hopefully giving the project team a chance to investigate the cause of death before scavengers move in.
Only time will tell if Wilton's elk relocation project is successful in establishing herds robust enough to provide additional harvest opportunities on Vancouver Island. Regardless, working to restore the iconic Roosevelt to its former range is laudable from an ecological perspective, and an initiative the hunters of British Columbia can be proud to support through surcharges on their licence purchase.


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Do you think I'm a Lesbian?
(Female, 19) I don't really find guys that visually attractive/sometimes I just don't get it? & I have to try really hard to think of reasons y I would like a certain guy... It's weird because I like hugging/snuggling with them... The only thing that turns me on about guys really is... well... their penis & the fact they can give me a Baby (also that weirdly turns me on too, idly sorry😬).
But all I have to do is look at a Woman, & I get extreme attractions/turned on. & I just want to be with them & touch them (feels more passionate)...
Sorry this is kinda a weird question, but from ur personal opinion please tell me if u had guess if I'm Lesbian or Bisexual?
Mx_latinx_folx
Sounds like you might be bisexual or probably just straight because I've heard of some straight women who find women's bodies more appealing and attractive than men's bodies
If you're attracted to penis you are 10000000000% not a lesbian.
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CAll the gay center and talk to the counselor. Meet some lesbians your age. We all have our own journey discovering who we are sexually. It is not a weird question. Give yourself a little time. I had crushes on girl actresses at 12 or 13. Mom noticed and asked a shrink if she should say anything to me . Dr said no I needed to find out myself. It's a good thing she didn't tell me bc back then there would have been no support for me. I finally figured it out at 25! After I tried marriage- yucko.
You will find out soon. Don't be too hard on yourself. get in touch with other like minded gals and you will find out you are not the only one confused. : )
HUGS from a SENIOR lesbian
Yes I do think that you're bisexual but more attracted to women
Pretty much, I guess.
You sound like a busy bi.
It could be that you are romantically attracted to women and that you are sexually attracted to both male and female people, but lean more towards to females.
What do you mean
jessie2 months agoReport
Do u think I'm Gay? x
Why is every girl identifying as lesbian all of a sudden?
Why cant both sexes have the same hormoans and views?
If a woman raped a man then i think she should get gang raped in a male prison, your thoughts?


The Northampton Class frigate, stationed by Star Fleet in all sensitive areas, to prevent foreign aggression, enjoys the respect and admiration of its crews and troops. These ships have numerous recreation facilities and spacious quarters for the crewmembers and marines. Swimming pools, gravball courts, and physical fitness centers are all located in the lower hull adjacent to the shuttlebay and near the engineering section.
The Northampton mounts the most powerful of Star Fleet's engines, the FWG-1 warp engine, which allows it to reach trouble spots quickly. Although the hull design incorporates the single-engine lock found on several Andorian designs, the Northampton is a Martian design.
Of the 67 Northamptons built, 66 remain in active service and 1 is used by Star Fleet Intelligence. The Northampton is produced at the Sol IV shipyards at a rate of 20 per year.


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If you are someone who wants to start building a staple wardrobe, you need to know what items to put in it. There are many times when you only need to invest in one of something to create different looks. The following guide walks you through a few staple pieces of attire you need to add to your wardrobe to ensure you have something to wear for any occasion.
When you're investing in shoes, you need to buy a pair that you can wear to both casual and more formal events. A great pair of cowboy boots can be dressed up or dressed down. You need to choose a pair that are not too flashy and that are very comfortable. It's important to realize that it will take some time for you to be able to break in the boots though. Once they are broken in, cowboy boots are often one of the most comfortable shoes to wear.
During the colder months of the year, you need to have a warm jacket to wear. It's best to invest in a jacket that looks great with a pair of slacks or a pair of jeans. It's best to choose a jacket that has a few pockets in it so that you can keep your wallet, phone, and any other personal items you want to bring with you, secure. Placing the items in the pockets of your pants can make it difficult to sit down.
A stylish belt can give an outfit a very finished look. It is best to choose a belt that fits you well. You don't want the end of the belt to be too long or it can make the entire outfit look thrown together. It is best to invest in a black or brown belt so that you can wear it with just about any outfit.
When you want to add character to an outfit, unique socks can be a great investment to make. You can choose to purchase socks that feature different designs, unique colors, or simply have a great print that you love. You need to be sure the socks fit you well so that they don't bunch in your shoe as you walk. This could lead to blisters forming on your feet.
A classic staple piece of clothing to add to your wardrobe is a great set of dark denim jeans. Dark jeans can be worn casually or to more formal events that require less formal attire. You can pair the jeans with a funny T-shirt on the weekends and a nice button-down shirt to a nice dinner out with clients or your spouse. You need to be sure that the jeans do not sag and do not fit so tightly that it hurts you to sit down or move around in them.
Determining the right size for your jeans doesn't have to be difficult to do.
It's important to try new styles from time to time. Styles change on a regular basis and taking the time to try new styles occasionally you can be sure that you are always wearing clothes that are the most comfortable and flattering for you. When you lose or gain weight, it's important to update your wardrobe to ensure that you look as great as you possibly can. When clothes fit you well it can make you feel more confident overall.


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Q: Django Formset image.url Not Populated I have an image field on a model that i'd like to render inside an img tag. It's inside of a formset and I can see the link to the image, but if I try to reference form.image.url nothing comes back. form.image returns "Current :" "" which breaks because of the leading string. How can get the images to display?
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Django 2.1, django-storages using S3
Storages Settings
MEDIA_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'media')
DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE = 'storages.backends.s3boto3.S3Boto3Storage'
AWS_DEFAULT_ACL = 'None'
AWS_S3_REGION_NAME = "us-east-1"
AWS_LOCATION = "images"
AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME = 'fakebucketname'
MEDIA_URL = 'http://%s.s3.amazonaws.com/' % AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME
AWS_S3_HOST = 's3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com'
AWS_DEFAULT_ACL = None

Models
class Note(models.Model):
user = models.CharField(null=True, max_length=25)
image = models.ImageField(upload_to="%Y/%m/%d/")
text = models.TextField(verbose_name='Text', null=True)
pub_date = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
report = models.ForeignKey(Report, on_delete=models.CASCADE, null=True)

def __str__(self):
    return self.user

class Report(models.Model):
name = models.DateField(auto_now_add=True, unique=True, verbose_name='Report Name')
slug = models.SlugField(blank=True)

def __str__(self):
    return str(self.name)

def __unicode__(self):
    return u"%s" % self.name

def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
    self.slug = slugify(self.name)
    return super(Report, self).save(*args, **kwargs)

def get_absolute_url(self):
    from django.urls import reverse
    return reverse('report_detail', args=[str(self.id)])

Forms
from TheDaily.models import Report, Note
from django.forms import ModelForm, inlineformset_factory

class NoteForm(ModelForm):

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super(NoteForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        self.fields['image'].required = False

    class Meta:
        model = Note
        exclude = ()

class ReportForm(ModelForm):
    class Meta:
        model = Report
        fields = '__all__'

NoteFormset = inlineformset_factory(Report, Note, form=NoteForm, extra=1)

View
def manage_reports(request, pk):
    class Media(object):
        js = formset_media_js + (
        )

report = Report.objects.get(pk=pk)
note_inline_form_set = inlineformset_factory(Report, Note, extra=2,
                                             fields=('user', 'category', 'text', 'report', 'image'),
                                             widgets={'text': forms.Textarea(attrs={'class': 'form-control'}),
                                                      'user': forms.TextInput(attrs={'class': 'form-control'}),
                                                      'image': forms.ClearableFileInput,
                                                      'category': forms.Select(attrs={'class': 'form-control'})})
if request.method == "POST":
    formset = note_inline_form_set(request.POST, request.FILES, instance=report)

    if formset.is_valid():
        for form in formset:
            form.cleaned_data['user'] = request.user.username
        formset.save()
        return HttpResponseRedirect('/')
else:
    formset = note_inline_form_set(instance=report)
return render(request, 'daily/report.html', {'formset': formset})

Template
<form action="" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">{% csrf_token %}

    {% load formset_tags %}

                    {{ formset.management_form }}

      {% for form in formset %}

          {{ form.as_p }}

                        {% endfor %}

                    <input type="button" value="Add another" data-formset-add class="btn btn-w-md btn-info">
                    <input type="submit" value="Submit" class="btn btn-w-md btn-accent"/>

            </form>

A: Django ModelForm ImageField
I went with the 2nd option and made the NonClearableImageInput widget. Seems to be working well

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Most Americans today are what are called "sugar burners." They consume a lot of sugar – either directly as sweets (think soda, cookies, candy), or as starchy, refined carbohydrates that turn into sugar quickly once eaten (think bread, pasta, chips).
But sugar is a "dirty fuel." When your body burns sugar for its primary fuel, bigger amounts of reactive oxygen species (ROS) are created, which generate bigger amounts of free radicals. Excess free radicals act like internal terrorists. They can damage the mitochondria and DNA, and they can impair cell membranes and proteins. People who are sugar burners also tend to eat foods with bad fats – inflammatory omega-6 oils like refined corn, soy, canola, and cottonseed oil.
Inside each of the 80 trillion or so cells that make up our bodies are tiny mitochondria — our energy factories. Hundreds or thousands of them are inside each cell. Healthy cells tend to have many more mitochondria than cancerous cells.
Mitochondria are where the food we eat gets turned into energy to power everything we do, whether it is the work our organs do, or the power we use to walk and lift things. If it takes energy, the tiny mitochondria provide it.
Mitochondria are designed to run primarily on fat. You get MORE energy per molecule of fat than sugar. When your body metabolizes fats (breaks them down), energy units called ketones are produced. Ketones are also able to cross over the blood brain barrier to provide energy for neurons in the brain.
Because we have mitochondria, we are designed to be burning fat for energy. Ketones are a "clean fuel." No insulin is required for their metabolism. They produce far fewer free radicals. They have an anti-inflammatory effect. They have beneficial effects on cell signaling systems that profoundly benefit health. Ketones also stimulate cells to produce more and healthier mitochondria.
Think of how many chronic and autoimmune diseases have an energy deficit component: cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis… It could be said these are the diseases of sugar burners.
Dr. Otto Warburg, a physician and biochemist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine in 1931, discovered that cancer cells possess a unique metabolism. Tumor cells obtain their energy by fermenting the sugar into lactic acid. Simply put, cancer cells prefer to run on sugar; healthy cells prefer to run on fat.
The therapeutic purpose of the ketogenic diet is to starve cancer cells of sugar.
Diets that are very low in carbohydrates (30-50 grams daily) and moderate in protein (0.8-1.2g/kg) can produce ketones in higher levels. Research has shown that the body adapts to ketone metabolism and improves the efficiency of this fuel source over time. The specific liver hormone, FGF21, which is critical for the oxidation of the liver's fatty acids, is upregulated in individuals who are on a ketogenic diet over time. This allows for a greater use of ketones as an energy source in the body. On a ketogenic diet, the body can adapt from being a sugar burner to being a fat burner.
At Dayspring, patients work one-on-one with our nutritionist to make the shift to the fat burning ketogenic diet. We take the guesswork out of it and give you personal meal plans.
What will you be eating on a ketogenic diet? It depends upon your particular needs, but here's a general idea (and all organic whenever possible): berries, kiwi, olives, all kinds of leafy greens, sprouts, asparagus, green beans, onions, garlic, artichoke, eggplant, bell peppers, sweet potato, jicama, tomatoes, avocados, guacamole, cabbage, herbs, pumpkin seeds, walnuts, pecans, almonds, macadamia nuts, sour cream and cream cheese (if you are okay with dairy), butter, ghee, raw cheeses, nut butters, coconut oil, avocado oil, olive oil, MTC oil, coconut water kefir, coconut milk, fermented foods, perhaps grassfed meats and game, pastured eggs and chicken, wild caught fish, bone broths, lemons and limes, almond and coconut flour, smoothies, sea salt, raw cacao, stevia, organic coffee and tea, dark chocolate, and the occasional glass of wine.
You will not be hungry!
Roughly speaking, you'll get 70 to 80 percent of your calories from fat, about 20 percent from protein, and about 5 to 10 percent from carbs. You don't have to count calories or weigh portions. Our nutritionist will make the transition easy.
 Ketogenic diets as an adjuvant cancer therapy: History and potential mechanism National Center for Biotechnology Information. 2014 August 7;2014; 2: 963–970.


Survivor Day is the one day a year when people affected by suicide loss gather around the world at events in their local communities to find comfort and gain understanding as they share stories of healing and hope. In 2016, there were over 350 Survivor Day events in 18 countries.
This year, all gatherings will include a screening of The Journey: A Story of Healing and Hope, a compelling AFSP-produced documentary about the suicide loss experience, as well the new follow-up featurette, The Journey Revisited, in which six of the original Journey participants gather three years later to reflect on how their grief and healing journey is evolving.


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Obama Must Stop Funding Honduras' Corrupt President
– Posted on March 12, 2015Posted in: Political Geography
Honduras' president, now embroiled in a major corruption scandal, was elected under severe oppression against other candidates. Dana Frank writes on why the U.S. must stop funneling money to Honduras for repressive militarization and "free trade" projects that sacrifice labor and environmental standards in favor of multinational corporate hegemony. Obama must start treating its president like the corrupt ruler he really is.
President Barack Obama sits with Honduras' corrupt President Juan Orlando Hernandez at a meeting to discuss the flow of undocumented migrants from Central American countries, at the White House, July 25, 2014. REUTERS/Larry Downing
Just Like Old Times in Central America
By Dana Frank, Published in Foreign Policy
As public debate over undocumented, unaccompanied children arriving at the U.S. border erupted last summer, new Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández suddenly emerged as a heroic figure in the U.S. media — portrayed as a dedicated public servant protecting his country's children while also promoting its economy and bravely addressing its security crisis. Time magazine even ran a big "exclusive" interview with him in July 2014, casting Hernández as a noble crime fighter.
But quite to the contrary, Hernández is advancing a dangerous militarization of domestic policing and at the same time failing to address vast corruption inside the police force. In the past six years he has proven himself to be a terrifying thug. Now, a little more than a year into his presidency, it's clear he is perpetuating an ongoing human rights crisis while countenancing a cesspool of corruption and organized crime in which the topmost levels of government are enmeshed.
Yet despite overwhelming evidence of Hernández's dangerous record on human rights and security, the Obama administration has decided to lock down support for his regime, and even celebrate him. U.S. development, security, and economic funds are pouring into Honduras, and the White House is going full-court press to push for hundreds of millions more — even as Hernández consolidates his power in what the united opposition is now referring to as a dictatorship.
Hundreds of tear gas canisters were fired into the Caribbean North Coast community of Puerto Castilla, Trujillo, a coastal fishing community populated primarily by Afro-indigenous Garifuna, Miskito and Mestizo people. The roughly 500 security force members violently dispersed a peaceful protest against the National Port Authority whose main users are Dole Fruit Company and the US Military. The issue was fulfilling the promise of potable water and local employment. This, an area proposed by as a Charter City. — Greg McCain, UpsideDown World
Thousands of protesters marched in June 2015 through the capital of Honduras calling on President Juan Orlando Hernandez to resign after he admitted his 2013 presidential campaign took $280,000 from companies linked to a major social security corruption scandal. Photo: AFP
While Obama has made stellar progress on Cuba — finally opening the door to diplomatic relations and signaling a willingness to turn away from Cold War rigidity — in Honduras he is sending a very different and dangerous message to the region: The United States is willing to enthusiastically back a repressive regime in order to solidify and expand U.S. military and economic power.
The Obama Administration is turning a blind eye to what's going on in Honduras, choosing to shore up Hernández in a pattern that tragically replicates U.S. support for repressive regimes in Central America throughout the 20th century.
Juan Orlando Hernández has built a sordid track record both as a longtime member of Congress and since ascending to the presidency. In June 2009, he chaired a key congressional committee that endorsed the military coup that deposed democratically elected President Manuel Zelaya.
In December 2012, while president of Congress, Hernández deposed four judges on the Supreme Court and in 2013 he led the illegal appointment of a new attorney general. Since then, he has forced all the country's daily newspapers to toe his line, and his National Party has largely silenced opposition in the Honduran Congress by not allowing debates and packing formerly bipartisan committees.
Even the election that put him into office was marred by reports from international observers of raw vote-buying, violent intimidation of voters, opaque vote-counting procedures, and the assassination of over 30 political opponents and activists of the opposition during the campaign season. Hernández now controls almost all the institutional reins of power in the country. And since assuming the presidency in January 2014, he has built his power through an array of threats and Machiavellian maneuvers that make House of Cards look like a fourth-grader's birthday party.
Honduran politics have long been thick with corruption and malfeasance. Plagued by drug traffickers, organized crime, and gangs, the country's political system is locked in by a handful of elite families who for decades have controlled its media and most of its economic resources. But the 2009 coup opened the door to vast criminality. Zelaya, elected in 2006 and himself a member of the traditional elite, had pivoted mildly leftward, supporting an increase in the minimum wage, buying oil from Venezuela, recognizing Cuba, and blocking privatizing power grabs within Honduras. When in April 2009 he placed an opinion poll on the ballot for that June — completely legally — asking if voters wanted a constitutional convention, his opponents seized the opportunity to claim out of whole cloth that he was doing so to gain a second term. On June 28, 2009, the military packed Zelaya on a plane in his pajamas and dumped him in Costa Rica.
The United States should vigorously support a U.N.-sponsored commission on impunity modeled on the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, and ensure that the commission remains free of Hernández's influence.
The coup, itself a criminal act, led to the near-complete degeneration of the rule of law in its aftermath. Large portions of the judiciary, public prosecutors, and parts of Congress are now allegedly riddled with corruption and linked to organized crime and drug trafficking. In December, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights confirmed a stunning impunity rate of 95 to 98 percent.
Police corruption, widespread before the coup, has escalated dramatically since, and continues unabated under Hernández. In 2011, police killed the son of Julieta Castellanos, president of the country's biggest university. In 2012 the Associated Press revealed that the national director of the police, Juan Carlos "El Tigre" Bonilla, brought in supposedly to clean up the police, was himself a documented death squad leader in 1998 to 2002, when "mano duro" policies attempted to crack down on gangs by widely repressing alleged members. In 2013 the AP further documented contemporary death squad killings by the Honduran police. By August 2013 a government commission charged with cleaning up the police admitted that 70 percent of the police were "beyond saving." InSight Crime, a Washington, D.C.-based foundation that tracks organized crime, reported in a 2014 Executive Summary that "a series of powerful local groups, connected to political and economic elites … manage most of the underworld activities in the country. They have deeply penetrated the Honduran police."
The Honduran government's answer to the deeply corrupt police has been to send in the military to take over domestic policing, despite the constitution's explicit ban on military involvement in domestic police work except in emergencies. Beginning in early 2012, Hernández's predecessor, Lobo, began dispatching the military to patrol the big cities and to guard airports, prisons, and tourist zones. The military even took over whole neighborhoods, terrifying residents.
Hernández then aggressively expanded Lobo's militarization, building his 2013 campaign around the promise of "a soldier on every corner," and once in office establishing a military line of command over a broad swath of domestic policing. In 2013 he led the creation of a new, rapidly expanding military police that now counts at least 3,000 officers who answer to the military and today guard not just the prisons, airports, and neighborhoods, but also schools, buses, and ubiquitous checkpoints all along the highways. On Dec. 15, Hernández named Julián Pacheco Tinoco, the director of military intelligence, as his new minister of security overseeing the police, even though Pacheco was an active-duty general at the time. Most aggressively, Hernández recently pushed the Honduran Congress to change the constitution to make his military police legal, albeit unsuccessfully.
Hernández's new military police have swiftly established their own terrifying record of human rights abuses. On May 8, according to Amnesty International, a state security vehicle deliberately rammed the stationary car of José Guadalupe Ruelas, the director of Casa Alianza and the country's most prominent advocate for children, who had just criticized the government for failing to protect children, charging that corruption and impunity were preventing the implementation of multiple laws. Military police then arrested and brutally beat him. Five days later, they surrounded, beat with batons, tear gassed, and ejected 35 Congress members of the leading opposition party, LIBRE, from the main hall of Congress. On Nov. 22 a young woman waiting for her bus outside San Pedro Sula was reportedly kidnapped and then raped by eight members of the military police. No one has been arrested or charged in any of these cases.
A bald cultural celebration of militarism is spreading as well. This past Independence Day, Sept. 15, 2014, TV stations and newspapers displayed baton twirlers, parades of little children, and a stadium full of parents and their children cheering as unit after unit of the armed forces and military police marched by in lockstep, many of their faces covered by black masks. Perhaps most alarmingly, a new official program called "Guardians of the Homeland" has been launched to explicitly indoctrinate children from 5 to 15 into military culture and values, and has already graduated 1,500.
As he has deployed all this, Hernández is a far more brutal and Machiavellian figure than his predecessor, and has spent his time in office so far consolidating one-party rule with an iron fist. The one branch of government he doesn't entirely control is the Congress, where opposition is ferocious — but almost always thwarted through a variety of maneuvers in violation of regulations and historic norms. His National Party only counts 48 out of 128 total seats, while a new center-left party, LIBRE, and two far-right parties, the traditional Liberal Party and the new Anti-Corruption Party, control almost all the rest. Hernández's party, though, permits little debate. On Dec. 28, all three of the other large parties plus a tiny additional party issued an unprecedented joint statement declaring unity "against the installation of dictatorship and in defense of the citizenry and its constitutionally guaranteed rights."
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Jan. 2015, a bus of Indigenous Lenca community leaders returning from Rio Blanco, Honduras, the site of an almost two-year Lenca blockade and struggle against the construction of the Agua Zarca dam, was stopped by the police demanding them hand over Berta Caceres, the General Coordinator of COPINH, the Council of Indigenous and Popular Organizations of Honduras. See UpsideDownWorld.org.
If the vicious, anti-democratic record of Hernández's regime is so clearly documented, then why is the Obama administration celebrating the regime and looking the other way at its militarization and human rights abuses? The White House, it appears, is aggressively locking in support for the current Honduran government in order to solidify and expand the U.S. military presence in Central America, while serving transnational corporate interests in the region.
After the 2009 military coup, the United States moved aggressively to stabilize and consolidate the post-coup regime, in order to ensure a regime loyal to the United States and to corporate interests, and to send a message to the democratically elected center-left and left governments that had come to power in Latin America in the previous 15 years that they could be next. U.S. police and military funding for Honduras increased in the years that followed, under the pretext of fighting drug traffickers — who have flourished in the post-coup free-for-all of criminality.
The crisis of unaccompanied children at the border, rather than calling into question U.S. support for a destructive regime, has resulted in an even tighter relationship between the United States and the Honduran government and in potentially increased funding for the regime and the elite interests that benefit from it. Exact numbers for 2014 and 2015 are not available — there's little transparency for U.S. security funds — but in 2013 the United States provided at least $27 million for the Honduran military and police, an increase over each of the previous three years. On Jan. 29, the White House requested a whopping new $1 billion in aid to Central America, a big chunk of which is destined for Honduras and its security forces.
The U.S. Congress, by contrast, has vigorously and repeatedly criticized the Obama administration's support for the regime and its security forces, in light of the human rights abuses. Twenty-one senators, led by Benjamin Cardin (D-Md.), signed a June 2013 letter to Secretary of State John Kerry questioning support for the Honduran police and military. In May 2014, 108 members of the House of Representatives, led by Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.), signed a letter challenging the State Department's support for Honduran security forces. The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2015, for the fourth year in a row, placed human rights conditions on a portion of police and military aid to Honduras. Most recently, at hearings on Feb. 25 before the Senate Committee on Appropriations and Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Sen. Cardin and Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) assertively questioned Secretary of State John Kerry's promotion of the new funding plan for Central America.
By contrast, top U.S. military and diplomatic figures have echoed the administration's whitewashing of human rights abuses. Commander John Kelley of the U.S. Southern Command on June 2 declared that the Honduran government's commitment to fighting crime was "impressive" and that its work in the first few months of Hernández's presidency was "incredible." U.S. Ambassador James Nealon, who arrived in August straight from a two-year posting at Kelly's side, has yet to make a peep publicly in criticism of the militarization or the corrupt police. In his first public interview, he chose to praise Hernández for a "magnificent" recent speech at the United Nations. His statement on International Human Rights Day, Dec. 10, enumerated the diverse sectors he had met with but made no concrete references to human rights problems within Honduras.
In collaboration with the governments of El Salvador and Guatemala, Hernández has been aggressively promoting a September 2014 "Plan of the Alliance for Prosperity in the Northern Triangle." Developed in collaboration with the Inter-American Development Bank, the plan proposes to address the region's economic crisis as well as widespread violence. Its actual content, though, will only exacerbate the problems, since it focuses on infrastructure development of the very economic sectors that are already producing poverty-level jobs in export processing zones and tourism.
The Obama administration's model for economic development should emphasize labor rights, promote a diverse industrial sector generating good, skilled, well-paying jobs, and support diverse, sustainable agriculture development that supports the land rights of campesinos and indigenous peoples.
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Protest in Vallecito, Colon against Model Cities Plan that could usurp land rights for 46 Garífuna communities that dot the Honduran coastline. Photo from Upsidedownworld.org
Overall, the plan rewards the very elite and transnational corporate interests whose policies and practices have produced the crisis of poverty and security the proposal offers to address. It makes no mention of grave issues in Honduras, not just the Honduras's current militarization but also one-party rule, and mass layoffs of government workers by Hernández's government. Perhaps most disturbingly, it only briefly mentions the question of human rights at all, and then only regarding human trafficking and prisons — completely omitting the country's widespread human rights crisis since the coup, which includes repression of journalists, LGBTI people, campesinos, indigenous and Afro-indigenous people, women, and the opposition, not to mention the abuses committed by the government itself — all exhaustively documented by Honduran and international human rights observers.
The plan even supports infrastructure for the so-called "Model Cities" project in the Choluteca region on the Gulf of Fonseca — a terrifying hyper-neoliberal proposal that abrogates the Honduran constitution and the country's rule of law altogether, since promoters would be free to write their own laws and sign treaties with foreign powers, and Honduran law would not apply. Grover Norquist, the Tea Party leader, sits on the top committee of 21 — which only includes three Hondurans — empowered to oversee the project. Norquist's involvement and that of other experienced advisors from the U.S. far right is just one indication of the way international neoliberal investors and the U.S. business press have been salivating at the idea at the idea of the Model Cities.
With the Canjel Dam already under construction [in violation of ILO Convention 169 with no public consultation or environmental analysis], one must wonder, why the threats against Berta Caceres and COPINH? The reality is that much more is at stake than just the small Canjel Dam. In fact, there are so many dam projects planned for the area it seems as if every river the Lenca people have carefully stewarded for generations will soon be dammed. — Brigitte Gynther in UpsideDownWorld
International economic institutions have also offered support for the Honduran government. In early December, the IMF announced a new $188.6 million loan to Honduras and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) offered a loan of $110 million. Together, the loans shore up Hernández's near-bankrupt government while exacerbating the impoverishment of government workers through explicitly mandated mass layoffs and privatizations, including selling off the state-owned telephone and electrical companies and the port. Just as the loans were announced, the Honduran government declared that in 2015 it planned to dismiss 7,000 more public workers, as part of a 30 percent reduction of expenditures.
A portion of new U.S. funding is also directed at programs on the ground within Honduras, to address gangs and organized crime. But the efficacy of these projects, however well intentioned, is not clear, and without a comprehensive cleanup of the police — including its top hierarchy — or a rollback of the military, they land in an unregulated force field of corruption, crime, human rights abuses, threats, extortion, and assassinations.
Most broadly, a distinction needs to be made between U.S.-funded programs and U.S. policy. While tens of millions in development and other funds are flowing into Honduras to address symptoms, the larger policy of the Obama administration is to support the very regime that is responsible in many ways for countenancing, producing, and exacerbating the problems those programs are designed to solve.
U.S. policy in Honduras appears to be driven by larger strategic interests in pushing back against the center-left and left governments that have come to power democratically in Latin America in the last 20 years. The United States also wants to keep a lock on Soto Cano Air Base in Honduras, and is expanding the direct U.S. military presence in the region. The clear message that Obama, Kerry, and the Defense Department are sending, though, is that the United States welcomes an ever-deeper alliance with an established dangerous thug who has amassed dictatorial powers — while promoting a neoliberal economic model already well-proven to be disastrous not just in Honduras but throughout Central America, the hemisphere, and beyond. Just as Obama has taken a giant step forward in Cuba, in other words, he is saying something else far more chilling in Honduras.
The administration should immediately and publicly distance itself from Hernández and his regime. It should stop celebrating Hernández, demand the removal of the military from domestic policing, and cut all U.S. police and military funding. It should challenge IMF and IDB funding for Honduras, and re-examine the Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR), which, as the AFL-CIO underscores, has been destructive to the Honduran economy.
More positively, the United States should vigorously support a U.N.-sponsored commission on impunity modeled on the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, and ensure that the commission remains free of Hernández's influence. The Obama administration's model for economic development should emphasize labor rights, promote a diverse industrial sector generating good, skilled, well-paying jobs, and support diverse, sustainable agriculture development that supports the land rights of campesinos and indigenous peoples. Above all, the United States should reframe its role in Honduras as one in defense of human rights and social justice, rather than against them.
Dana Frank is Professor of History at the University of California at Santa Cruz.
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Q: keep getting ERR.SWS.CLIENT.VALIDATION_FAILED exception when calling PassengerDetailsRQ I am using Sabre SOAP Api in C#. I got the response from session creation successfully, I added wsdl Service Reference
http://files.developer.sabre.com/wsdl/sabreXML1.0.00/ServicesPlatform/PassengerDetails3.3.0RQ.wsdl to my test project and pass required values to parameters in the request as given in the documentation https://developer.sabre.com/docs/read/soap_apis/management/itinerary/Passenger_Details.
this is my xml to that is send to sabre and Getting Exception
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
    <PassengerDetailsRQ xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" version="2.2.1"
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      <Text>America Tours</Text>
      <VendorPrefs>
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  <PriceQuoteInfo xmlns="http://services.sabre.com/sp/pd/v3_2">
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        <PostalCode>90020</PostalCode>
        <StateCountyProv StateCode="CA" />
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A: For this one you seem to be using invalid service version for the 3.2 namespace. Try with something like this:
*xmlns="http://services.sabre.com/sp/pd/v3_2"* and *version="3.2.0"*.

You were using version 2.2.1 here which will require a different URL.
Are you intending to use 3.2.0 version? I can see that the dates are not valid as per the schema as well. You have:
*DateOfBirth="02/02/1998"*

but should have:
*DateOfBirth="1998-02-02"*


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Christine R Anderson of Chillicothe, Missouri was injured on Wednesday, December 21, 2022 at 10:50 AM in Livingston County, Missouri.
Anderson is a 60-year-old woman.
The crash happened here: LIV 204 AT LIV 239 – 1 MILE NORTH OF CHILLICOTHE
Anderson was a driver. The police described the crash like this:
CRASH OCCURRED AS VEH 1 WAS TRAVELLING WESTBOUND ON LIV 224 AND VEH 2 WAS TRAVELLING SOUTHBOUND ON LIV 239. BOTH VEHS MET IN THE INTERSECTION. AFTER IMPACT BOTH VEHS CAME TO REST OFF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION WITH VEH 1 ON ITS SIDE. ASSISTED BY CPL. J.C. GILLILAND (415) AND LIVINGSTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT.
Anderson's injuries were moderate.
Anderson was taken by Livingston County Ems to Hedrick Medical Center In Chillicothe.
Anderson was in vehicle #1, a 2018 Buick Enclave.
Anderson was a driver. The police said the damage to the 2018 Buick Enclave was total. Regarding removal of the vehicle, the police said: Towed By Gabrielsons Towing.
Sgt D P Little of the Missouri State Highway Patrol wrote up the report. The highway patrol assigned report number 220667165 to this crash. The highway patrol charges $6.90 for each certified report. Certification is required for court.
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Doro Pesch, the reigning queen of metal just celebrated her 30th Anniversary in Dusseldorf, Germany. The show was broadcast live via stream to give fans a taste of both nights. Friday night Doro performed with an orchestra and special guests.Saturday night Doro was joined by Sabina Classen from Holy Moses, Udo Dirkschneider, Tom Angelripper "Sodom" Chris Caffery "Savatage & TSO" and "Lordi" to name a few. Setlists from both nights are listed below.
After announcing the steam, the already sold-out anniversary show on March 3rd on stageit.com, Metal Queen Doro offered a full live online stream of both shows, that took place on March 2nd and 3rd with a crowd of 2, 500 per night at Dusseldorf CCD-Stadthalle.
Stageit.com gave all fans a chance to watch the concerts celebrating Doro's 30 years stage Anniversary via online stream at home. Sixteen
cameras will deliver the events live from the venue to their home computer.
Today is the big Doro celebration day. Starting with the release of the Raise Your Fist –30 Years Anniversary-Edition, which contains the re-release of the successful Raise Your Fist record, as well as a real bonus CD highlight entitled Powerful Passionate Favorites. There you find new and unreleased tracks, but also Doro cover versions of her favorite artists, such as Led Zeppelin, Tina Turner, Metallica, KISS and Dio.
You can listen the album on the exclusive album stream at Classic Rock Magazine.
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brian on May 5, 2014 at 3:31 pm
She is such a amazing woman! Her music has always been at the top of the game she's never put out a bad CD! 30 years of metal and many many more years to come I hope! Congrats to Dora!!
danielle on May 5, 2014 at 10:16 pm
Danielle I couldn't agree with you more Brian.
Tyler on May 7, 2014 at 4:51 pm
I agree, no bad music from Doro
DR on May 5, 2014 at 4:37 pm
Heard her on Eddie's Sirius show a few months back. I thought she was great. Don't know her stuff as well as a hardcore fan might, but she sounded genuinely humble and appreciative of her success. Need more people like her in this industry. Killer voice to boot!
There is a reason why she is a living legend. 31 years and still going strong if not getting stronger. She is completely loyal to her fans and they return that loyalty. Long live the Queen \m/
luke on May 6, 2014 at 6:55 am
Hey I can't find the set list. What site has it?
Ben on May 7, 2014 at 3:21 am
I paid a pittance to stream the final performance online and what a show!
I was on the Monsters of Rock Cruise 2014 and saw DORO play two different shows on the ship and able to do a "Meet & Greet" with photos & a super hug from Doro Pesch. What can I say? Doro, Luca, Bas, Johnny, Nick & Harrison were all super cool and down to earth.
Eddie Trunk, I did manage to say hello and shake your hand one night in the Black n White lounge by simply saying, "Maplewood" and you gave me a huge smile. Hope to see you again on MORC 2015 dude.


We haven't yet received the line-up from Friday to see just how shorthanded the district was. But we HAVE seen the line up for last Saturday night, the 21st.
On that night, fully one-third of our district's police beats had no cars assigned to them. And there was no "traffic car" operating to handle accidents and hunt for drunk drivers.
Mayor Emanuel, Uptown Alderman James Cappleman, and Lincoln Park Alderman Michele Smith are all running for re-election right now. None of them seems to think that manpower is a problem.
Sunday, 10:00AM. An officer is asked to respond to a burglar alarm.


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Home ᐳ News ᐳ Analysis ᐳ New Criminal Group Runs Fuel Smuggling at Colombia-Venezuela Border
New Criminal Group Runs Fuel Smuggling at Colombia-Venezuela Border
COLOMBIA / 29 AUG 2018 BY JAVIER VILLALBA EN
Rivers of gasoline flow across the desert border from Venezuela into Colombia's La Guajira department, nourishing an immense illegal market and enriching a new criminal group that has replaced the old "caravans of death" in the fuel smuggling world.
Afraid, people only whisper about the powerful criminal group known as the Contraband Cartel (Cartel del Contrabando). It controls the area's lucrative fuel smuggling business, whose product travels from Maracaibo, the capital of Venezuela's Zulia state, to the city of Maicao in La Guajira.
Currently, fuel smuggling can generate up to $3 million in a single day along the entire Colombia-Venezuela border, according to a report by Cali media outlet El País. Once Venezuelan gasoline enters Colombia, the price of a gallon skyrockets to 3,700 times its value in Venezuela, costing between $0.84 and $2.07 per gallon.
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When you first step foot in Maicao, La Guajira's last city before entering Venezuela, two things become immediately apparent: the oppressive heat and the sale of small quantities of gasoline in "pimpinas," plastic containers or rustic tanks with up to a five-gallon capacity.
The pimpinas have flooded the entire city, and the people who sell them, known as "pimpineros," are the last link in the fuel smuggling chain.
The Contraband Cartel has controlled the area's fuel smuggling business for roughly the past four years, starting after former criminal leaders Francisco "Kiko" Gómez, ex-governor of La Guajira, and Marcos de Jesús Figueroa, alias "Marquitos," were arrested in 2013 and 2014, respectively (although it was announced that Marquitos could be released in 2018).
Maicao is the perfect place for the Contraband Cartel to transport and sell Venezuelan gasoline in the north of Colombia. InSight Crime spoke to sources in the area who said more than 70 percent of Maicao's economy could be devoted to smuggling.
The city shares an extensive border with Zulia state in Venezuela, which thousands of cars cross daily using the 200 or so unofficial routes known as "trochas," residents say. According to area experts, about 25 cars could enter Colombia on just one trocha every day.
The same sources (who requested to remain anonymous for security reasons) have stated that at least half the trochas are used to smuggle gasoline, which adds up to potentially 2,500 cars headed for Maicao every day carrying an average of 47 gallons of fuel per car. That means approximately 117,500 gallons (434,750 liters) of gasoline could be entering the city on any given day.
The Contraband Cartel uses two main strategies to move its illegal product. It depends on cooperatives to legalize the contraband gasoline, a process locally referred to in Spanish as "lavar," playing off the Spanish term for money laundering. They then sell each gallon at the retail price in La Guajira (currently around $2.07). The criminal group also sends gasoline-laden cars to a town in the same department called Cuestecitas, which is located in the neighboring municipality of Albania and has an enormous market for illegal gasoline sales.
The Legacy of the Old "Business"
But these strategies are not new; they were copied from the criminal organizations that had already run the region's smuggling before: the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (Autodefensas Unidas de Colombia – AUC) and the criminal network headed by Kiko Gómez and Marquitos Figueroa, the latter of whom is a powerful criminal with ties to smuggling and drug trafficking in Venezuela.
In 1999 one of the AUC's most important commanders, Rodrigo Tovar Pupo, alias "Jorge 40," took over Maicao and seized control of all the contraband moving through its municipal borders. The paramilitary group turned criminal band controlled La Guajira until 2006, when it demobilized. As InSight Crime reported, Jorge 40 used a cooperative known as Ayatawacoop to launder his contraband gasoline. Because the co-op had legal permission to trade gasoline, it could sell the product to multiple filling stations throughout Maicao.
When the AUC demobilized in 2006, Gómez and Marquitos essentially continued with the same activities. But they did not use the cooperative just to launder their illicit gasoline, they also ran their own gas stations in the tiny border town of La Paz, in Cesar department, expanding their control of the contraband business until 2014.
The duo managed to move convoys of up to 150 cars from Maicao to La Paz. The massive lines of cars were known as "caravans of death" due to the inherent riskiness of the business they represented.
Currently, the Contraband Cartel is capable of laundering a daily haul of 117,500 gallons for a profit of approximately $243,000 per day, which would yield the smuggling outfit more than $7 million in just one month. And the further out it can move the gasoline, the more money it can make. Any product that makes it to Santa Marta, the capital city of Magdalena department, further down on the Caribbean coast, would sell for $3.07, which would make the criminal group $360,000 in a single day for an $11 million payout in a month.
Even within Venezuela, the value of gasoline grows exponentially the further it gets from its source. At gas stations owned by Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PdVSA) in Maracaibo, a gallon of gasoline costs $0.00055. When it reaches Paraguaipoa, a town on the Venezuelan side of the La Guajira peninsula, the price of a gallon jumps to $0.40, more than 700 times its value in Maracaibo. And after crossing the border into Colombia, it ranges between $0.80 and $3.07.
Once the smuggled gasoline reaches the Colombia-Venezuela border, the Contraband Cartel takes control, but often in partnership with former allies of Gómez and Marquitos, or even the National Liberation Army (Ejército de Liberación Nacional – ELN). The group also relies on criminal gangs that formed after larger organizations like the Curicheros or the AUC disbanded. They protect the storage areas and handle security for the routes from Maicao to Albania and La Guajira's capital city of Riohacha, authorities in the region revealed to InSight Crime.
The Venezuelan government has attempted to take measures to combat the smuggling, but with disappointing results. In 2016 it implemented an electronic system to regulate the amount of gasoline each car can carry, but the military-controlled illegal structures that dominate the country managed to evade the monitoring, according to a report by Cali's El País. More recently, President Nicolás Maduro announced an adjustment to the price of gasoline to the international standard specifically to put an end to the contraband mafias.
Meanwhile, the Colombian government remains so absorbed in its now decades-long drug trafficking battle that it seems to be ignoring smuggling activities almost completely, allowing them to continue flooding the desert of La Guajira with illegal Venezuelan gasoline.
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[2018-12-03 09:41:47] - Roman Polak was added to Coyotes.
[2018-12-01 22:39:19] - Roman Polak from Rochester Americans is back from Back Injury.
[2018-11-04 09:06:00] - Game 195 - Roman Polak from Rochester Americans is injured (Back) and is out for 2 months.
[2018-10-18 22:10:02] - Roman Polak from Rochester Americans is back from Back Injury.
[2018-10-18 22:10:01] - Game 69 - Roman Polak from Rochester Americans is injured (Back) and is out for 2 days.
[2018-12-03 09:41:48] - TRADE : From Sabres to Coyotes : John Scott (67)- Roman Polak (62).
[2017-11-05 18:50:34] - Roman Polak of Canadiens was sent down to farm.
[2017-11-01 21:25:54] - Roman Polak from Canadiens is back from Upper Body Injury.
[2017-10-11 19:53:35] - Game 18 - Roman Polak from Canadiens is injured (Upper Body) and is out for 1 month.
[2017-10-08 23:18:15] - Roman Polak of Canadiens was sent to pro.
[2017-10-02 09:59:43] - Roman Polak of Canadiens was sent down to farm.
[2017-07-24 21:30:22] - Roman Polak signed with Canadiens for 1 499 999 $ for 3 year(s) with 0 $ in bonus.
[2017-07-24 21:30:22] - Roman Polak average salary was modified from 500 000 $ to 1 499 999 $.
[2017-07-24 21:30:22] - Roman Polak was added to Canadiens.
[2017-07-11 20:33:22] - Jets paid 0 $ to release Roman Polak.
[2017-07-11 20:33:22] - Roman Polak was released by Jets.
[2016-12-05 21:36:42] - Roman Polak from Manitoba Moose is back from Broken Bone (Left Foot) Injury.
[2016-11-23 20:56:54] - Game 293 - Roman Polak from Manitoba Moose is injured (Broken Bone (Left Foot)) and is out for 2 weeks.
[2016-10-15 19:53:26] - Roman Polak from Manitoba Moose is back from Left Knee Injury.
[2016-10-15 19:53:23] - Game 24 - Roman Polak from Manitoba Moose is injured (Left Knee) and is out for 2 days.
[20/févr./2013 21:24:43] - Game 781 - Roman Polak from St-Johns Moose is injured (Groin) and is out for 5 days.
[20/févr./2013 21:24:43] - Roman Polak is back from Groin Injury.
[19/avr./2013 19:46:14] - Game 1169 - Roman Polak from St-Johns Moose is injured (Back) and is out for 3 days.
[19/avr./2013 19:46:14] - Roman Polak is back from Back Injury.
[22/mai/2013 21:27:17] - Game 65 - Roman Polak from St-Johns Moose is injured (Sprained Left Knee) and is out for 1 week.
[24/mai/2013 20:37:13] - Roman Polak is back from Sprained Left Knee Injury.
[20/avr./2014 20:44:44] - Roman Polak from St-Johns Moose is injured from Exhaustion.
[21/avr./2014 21:29:05] - Roman Polak from St-Johns Moose is back from Exhaustion.
[18/oct./2013 19:36:07] - Roman Polak is back from Sore Right Knee Injury.
[16/oct./2013 21:47:46] - Game 165 - Roman Polak from St-Johns Moose is injured (Sore Right Knee) and is out for 1 week.
[20/f�vr./2013 21:24:43] - Game 781 - Roman Polak from St-Johns Moose is injured (Groin) and is out for 5 days.
[20/f�vr./2013 21:24:43] - Roman Polak is back from Groin Injury.


Monza, the centre of Italian motor sport and the home ground for the most iconic sportscar brand in the world: Ferrari. On Tuesday 28 March there will be three Ferraris taking part in the 2-day Official Test. They will return to Monza later in the year for the second round of the 2017 European Le Mans Series on the Sunday 14 May.
The 2017 European Le Mans Series will see the Prancing Horse try regain the teams title after the JMW Motorsport Ferrari lost out to the Aston Martin Racing Vantage at the final round of the 2016 series in Portugal.
Three Ferraris will line up on the ELMS grid this season. The JMW Motorsport Ferrari 458 Italia that will return to try to bring back the 2017 title and make up for the disappointing end to a great 2016 season. They will be joined on the grid by a pair of Spirit of Race F488 GTEs which promises a great battle!
The no51 car will have an all Italian crew headed by former 24 Hours of Le Mans class winner and FIA GT1 World Champion Andrea Bertolini, who will race alongside father and son duo Gianluca and Giorgio Roda. The no55 F488 will feature the unchanged from 2016 Anglo-Irish crew of Duncan Cameron, Matt Griffin and Aaron Scott.
A total of 13 Italian drivers will grace the ELMS grid for the two-day Official Test at Monza, with four drivers in LMP2 and five in LMP3 joining the four who will compete in LMGTE.
The Official Test will take place at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza on Tuesday 28 and Wednesday 29 of March in five free practice session, including a night session on Tuesday evening.
The test is open to the public, giving fans the opportunity to see the cars that will race at Monza in May.


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Fue descrita científicamente por primera vez en 1910 por Gestro.

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Samsung Allegedly Showed Off Foldable Display Prototypes To Investors Behind Closed Doors
Remember the other day we reported that Samsung would be introducing devices with foldable displays come 2015? Samsung had also shown off some concept images of what a device with a foldable display could look like, and as it turns out, those concepts were more real than we had imagined. According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, they claim that there were a select handful of investors who managed to get a glimpse of some prototypes of devices with foldable displays, albeit behind closed doors where reports and journalists were not allowed to enter or take photographs of.
According to one analyst, Jae H. Lee of Daiwa Securities, one of the prototypes was around the size of the Galaxy S3 and could be folded in half from top to bottom. Another prototype device described as a tablet-like device that when folded was the size of a wallet, but when unfolded managed to take on the size and shape of a tablet. The latter is particularly interesting, especially if users want to bring their tablets with them but want a more convenient way of carrying them around. Assuming Samsung keeps to their time table, 2015 will most definitely be an exciting year for everybody.
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★★★★✰ Gloria was Nixon's first choice because he felt it showed MacMillan at his moving best. It contrasts Poulenc's choral setting of the Latin text from the mass in praise of God with the toll of human lives in the First World War.
★★★✰✰ Although David Nixon authored this ballet long before Lord Grantham was a twinkle in Julian Fellowes' eye, it certainly provides an inkling of Swan Lake meets Downton Abbey.


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Former NBC Sports sales boss Seth Winter to join Fox
Longtime Olympics and 'Sunday Night Football' negotiator finds a new home
By Anthony Crupi. Published on January 15, 2019.
Rethinking TV attribution: The full-funnel approach
Winter is coming ... to Fox
Credit: Heidi Gutman/NBCUniversal
Former NBC Sports ad sales chief Seth Winter has been tapped to tackle an analogous role for the new-look Fox. In doing so, he'll be reunited with former NBC colleague and recently-named Fox ad sales president Marianne Gambelli.
Winter, who relinquished oversight of NBC's sports sales in September 2016, just a few weeks after he'd booked a record $1.2 billion in national ad revenue for the Rio Summer Olympics—an effort that resulted in a profit in excess of $250 million—will report directly to Gambelli. Winter and Gambelli worked together in NBC's sales organization for the better part of a dozen years, an association that ended in 2013, when she left 30 Rock to serve as chief investment officer and executive vp of Horizon Media.
Gambelli returned to the supply side of the negotiations table in May 2017, when she was hired to succeed longtime Fox News ad sales boss Paul Rittenberg. After some 15 months, Gambelli took on even greater responsibilities, inheriting the lead ad sales role for all sports, news and entertainment assets from Joe Marchese.
News of Winter's new assignment was first reported by Variety's Brian Steinberg.
Winter will officially board the Fox ship after the $71.3 billion sale of its studio and cable entertainment assets to the Walt Disney Co. goes through. The remaining operations, which include Fox Sports, Fox News and the Fox broadcast network, subsequently will be spun off as a standalone business.
Fox has made no bones about how television remains in thrall to big-time sports, news and other live events, centering its last two upfront presentations around its football and baseball holdings while scaling back on its scripted series orders. Season-to-date, Fox has premiered just three new half-hour comedies, the unscripted musical-mystery hit "The Masked Singer," and, just last night, its first freshman drama in the supernatural thriller "The Passage."
Preliminary results for the series opener, which Fox promoted heavily throughout the latter half of the NFL season, were rather uninspiring, as "The Passage" averaged just 5.23 million viewers and a 1.3 in the demo.
While the radical shakeup of Fox's operations has brought with it a predictable amount of turnover in the executive ranks—shortly after Gambelli's promotion was announced, AMC Networks President and General Manager Charlie Collier was named Fox's new entertainment CEO—at least one veteran ad sales guru is staying the course … or at least for the near term. Neal Mulcahy, who has been with Fox since 1987 and has served as executive VP of sports sales for the past 14 years, will remain with the company through Fox's broadcast of Super Bowl LIV, or Feb. 2, 2020.
The same cannot be said for Bruce Lefkowitz, the executive VP of ad sales at Fox, who will leave the company upon completion of the Disney deal. Considered to be among the sharpest mind in sales, the affable, well-respected Lefkowitz has been with the Fox family since 2002.
Which isn't to say that some of the old guard at Fox won't be on hand after the spinoff. During the same October interval in which Gambelli and Collier's assignments were announced, the company upped veteran Fox Sports President, COO and Executive Producer Eric Shanks to CEO of the sports unit. Among Shanks' more recent accomplishments include the launch of the cable sports network FS1, a deal to take over the "Thursday Night Football" package and a renewal of Fox's MLB rights. Shanks last June closed a five-year, $1 billion deal to make Fox the new home of "WWE SmackDown Live."
Details about Winter's new gig were sketchy at press time, but Fox reps confirmed both his signing-on and word about Mulcahy's plans to run a final lap around the sports sales track.
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package org.drools.pmml.pmml_4_1;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.kie.api.KieBase;
import org.kie.api.KieServices;
import org.kie.api.builder.KieBuilder;
import org.kie.api.builder.KieFileSystem;
import org.kie.api.builder.KieRepository;
import org.kie.api.builder.Message;
import org.kie.api.builder.model.KieBaseModel;
import org.kie.api.builder.model.KieModuleModel;
import org.kie.api.conf.EventProcessingOption;
import org.kie.api.io.Resource;
import org.kie.api.io.ResourceType;
import org.kie.api.runtime.KieContainer;
import org.kie.internal.builder.KnowledgeBuilder;
import org.kie.internal.builder.KnowledgeBuilderFactory;
import org.kie.internal.io.ResourceFactory;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

public class PMMLErrorTest {

    String pmlm = "<PMML version=\"4.1\" xsi:schemaLocation=\"http://www.dmg.org/PMML-4_1 http://www.dmg.org/v4-1/pmml-4-1.xsd\" xmlns:xsi=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\" xmlns=\"http://www.dmg.org/PMML-4_1\">\n" +
                  "  <Header copyright=\"opensource\" description=\"test\">\n" +
                  "    <Application name=\"handmade\" version=\"1.0\"/>\n" +
                  "    <Annotation>notes here</Annotation>\n" +
                  "    <Timestamp>now</Timestamp>\n" +
                  "  </Header>\n" +
                  "<IllegalModel>\n" +
                  "</IllegalModel>" +
                  "</PMML>";

    String pmml = "<PMML version=\"4.1\" xsi:schemaLocation=\"http://www.dmg.org/PMML-4_1 http://www.dmg.org/v4-1/pmml-4-1.xsd\" xmlns:xsi=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\" xmlns=\"http://www.dmg.org/PMML-4_1\">\n" +
                  "  <Header copyright=\"opensource\" description=\"test\">\n" +
                  "    <Application name=\"handmade\" version=\"1.0\"/>\n" +
                  "    <Annotation>notes here</Annotation>\n" +
                  "    <Timestamp>now</Timestamp>\n" +
                  "  </Header>" +
                  "<DataDictionary>\n" +
                  " <DataField name=\"fld\" dataType=\"string\" optype=\"categorical\" />" +
                  "</DataDictionary>\n" +
                  "</PMML>";

    @Test
    public void testErrorDuringGenrationAPICompatibility() {

        KnowledgeBuilder kbuilder = KnowledgeBuilderFactory.newKnowledgeBuilder();
        kbuilder.add( ResourceFactory.newByteArrayResource( pmlm.getBytes() ), ResourceType.PMML );

        System.out.print( kbuilder.getErrors() );
        assertTrue( kbuilder.hasErrors() );

        KnowledgeBuilder kbuilder2 = KnowledgeBuilderFactory.newKnowledgeBuilder();
        kbuilder2.add( ResourceFactory.newByteArrayResource( pmml.getBytes() ),ResourceType.PMML );

        System.out.print( kbuilder2.getErrors() );
        assertFalse( kbuilder2.hasErrors() );

    }

    @Test
    public void testErrorDuringGeneration() {
        KieServices ks = KieServices.Factory.get();
        KieFileSystem kfs = ks.newKieFileSystem();

        kfs.write( ResourceFactory.newByteArrayResource( pmlm.getBytes() )
                           .setResourceType( ResourceType.PMML )
                           .setSourcePath( "pmlm.pmml" )
        );

        KieBuilder kb = ks.newKieBuilder( kfs );
        kb.buildAll();
        assertEquals( 1, kb.getResults().getMessages( Message.Level.ERROR ).size() );
    }

    @Test
    public void testNoErrorDuringGeneration() {
        KieServices ks = KieServices.Factory.get();
        KieFileSystem kfs = ks.newKieFileSystem();

        kfs.write( ResourceFactory.newByteArrayResource( pmml.getBytes() )
                           .setResourceType( ResourceType.PMML )
                           .setSourcePath( "pmml.pmml" )
        );

        KieBuilder kb = ks.newKieBuilder( kfs );
        kb.buildAll();
        assertEquals( 0, kb.getResults().getMessages( Message.Level.ERROR ).size() );
    }

}

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