MUMBAI: Bollywood star Akshay Kumar has postponed the release date of his much-awaited film "Padman" to avoid a box office clash with Sanjay Leela Bhansali's period drama "Padmaavat".
Akshay said Bhansali approached him to shift the release of "Padman" and he decided to push the date as the director had already faced a lot trouble.
"Padman", directed by R Balki, was supposed to release on January 25, but now it will arrive in theatres on February 9.
"My film 'Padman' was going to come out on January 25 and 'Padmaavat' was going to come out at the same time. I met Sanjay Leela Bhansali at Filmfare press conference and he told me to push the release date.
"We all are here as one family. I want his film to come solo and I wish him luck. He has gone through a lot," the 50- year-old actor said at a press conference here.
Bhansali, who has stayed away from the limelight due to the controversy surrounding "Padmaavat", was also present at the press conference.
The director said he is grateful to Akshay for moving his film to February 9 and let "Padmaavat" have a solo release.
"'Padmaavat' has faced a lot of problem. Akshay Kumar's 'Padman' was to come on the same date. We requested Akshay to push the release date. His film is also big. He agreed in two minutes. He said, 'I'm with you'.
"It needs a large heart to do this. I will be grateful to him for life time. Fraternity will be proud of Akshay," the filmmaker said.
"Padmaavat" makers had announced the release date of the film earlier this month after they received the clearance from the censor board.
The film had to miss its scheduled release of December 1, as it got mired in controversy after various Rajput groups, including Rajput Karni Sena, objected to the content of the film and the portrayal of queen Padmavati.
"Padman" is based on the life of Tamil Nadu based social activist Arunachalam Muruganantham, who created affordable sanitary napkins in rural India.
"Padman" will now have a box office clash with Neeraj Pandey's "Aiyaary".


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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as "tax reform"
January was tough on the poor. So was tax reform.
by Peter Gyves
(RNS) — During the past month, we have seen how those living in poverty are most vulnerable because of homelessness, inadequately heated homes and the increased prevalence of infectious diseases in their communities.
Forget 'Happy Holidays.' Let's talk about Congress this Christmas.
by Jonathan Merritt
Talking about public policy may not seem like a festive activity, but it is sorely needed.
Effort to allow partisan politics in church reaches dead end
by Rachel Zoll
NEW YORK (AP) — A provision that would have freed churches to make political endorsements has been dropped from the Republican tax overhaul, dashing the hopes of a segment of religious conservatives on what has been a key issue to the Trump administration.
Church-politics provision removed from tax bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Democratic senator taking part in talks on the GOP tax package says a provision allowing churches to endorse political candidates and still keep their tax-free status won't be in the final bill.
Taxing the rich to help the poor? Here's what the Bible says
by Mathew Schmalz
(The Conversation) — While the Bible is clear about aiding the poor, it does not provide easy answers about taxing the rich. But even so, over the centuries biblical principles have provided an understanding on how to help the needy.
Giving tax reform a bad name
(RNS) — Once again, an opportunity for true tax reform has been missed. Rather than reform, Congress is moving the tax system in the wrong direction.
House Republicans' proposed tax reform will lead to church regulation
by Andrew L. Seidel
(RNS) — Permitting tax-exempt churches to engage in partisan politicking would throw untold millions — even billions is no exaggeration — of dark money into U.S. elections.
Churches are usually reluctant to push tax reform. But Catholic bishops are trying.
WASHINGTON (RNS) — Churches are reluctant to get involved in tax reform because it is complicated and they fear the impact of reform on themselves and their donors. So it was surprising to see the U.S. Catholic bishops grapple with this controversial topic.
No, getting rid of the Johnson Amendment is not part of the GOP tax bill
by Mark Silk
A small change would allow pastors to do what some of them have been doing all along, with impunity.
GOP bill allows churches to back candidates, keep tax status
WASHINGTON (AP) — Churches would gain the right to endorse political candidates and still retain their tax-free status under a provision in House Republicans' tax overhaul plan.
American Muslims should insist on a tax reform that protects the poor
by Zara Ahmad
WASHINGTON (RNS) — Like Catholic bishops did in the 1980s.

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Yousaf Raza Gillani
Syed Yousuf Raza Gillani also spelled Gilani (Urdu, Saraiki: یوسف رضا گیلانی; pronounced [ˈjuːsʊf ˈrəzɑː ɡɪˈlɑːniː]; born 9 June 1952) is a Pakistani politician who served as the 16th Prime minister of Pakistan from 25 March 2008 until his retroactive disqualification and ouster by the Supreme Court of Pakistan on 26 April 2012. He currently serves as the vice-chairman of the central executive committee of the Pakistan Peoples Party.
After 1988 general elections, he secured his ministerial appointment in the Ministry of Tourism in the government of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, and since then, he had been a senior member of parliament for the Multan District. After his party securing the plurality in the 1993 general elections, Gillani was elevated 15th Speaker of the National Assembly by the-Prime minister Benazir Bhutto, a post he held until 16 February 1997. On 11 February 2001, Gillani was imprisoned in Adiala Jail by a military court instituted under President Pervez Musharraf on accusations and charges of corruption, and released on 7 October 2006.
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Zardari, Nawaz spent Rs3.26bn on 'lavish foreign trips' as president, PM: Shafqat Mehmood
Examine. Zardari owns six bulletproof vehicles, thousands of acres ... Take a look ... Mehmood alleged that other prime ministers who served during the tenures of both parties, including Shahid Khaqan Abbasi of the PML-N and Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani and Raja Pervaiz Ashraf of the PPP, had also plundered the nation's wealth on their foreign trips ... ....
LG secretary summoned for denying funds to PPP MPA
Dawn 04 Jun 2019
The son of former prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani filed a petition against the secretary concerned, commissioner, deputy commissioner and district accounts officer stating that he was elected as MPA from PP-211 and is filing the petition for the community benefits of the ......
Opposition plans 'decisive' anti-govt drive after Eid
Dawn 20 May 2019
ISLAMABAD ... Maryam, Fazl, Sherpao, Bizenjo attend Bilawal's Iftar dinner; JUI to call multi-party conference ... Ruling coalition partner ... Nationalist parties ... Prominent participants of the host PPP were former prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, Senator Raza Rabbani, Syed Khurshid Shah, Sherry Rehman, Farhatullah Babar and Nayyar Bokhari ... ....
Kaira's son, friend laid to rest
Former president and PPP co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, former prime ministers Yousuf Raza Gilani, Raja Pervez Ashraf, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, federal ministers Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed, Fawad Husain Chaudhry, Ghulam Sarwar Khan, ......
Pakistan's two former prime ministers questioned by NAB in two different cases
Gulf News 02 Apr 2019
Two former prime ministers of Pakistan, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani on Tuesday appeared before the top anti-graft body of the country, National Accountability Bureau (NAB) and were questioned by the NAB authorities. Pakistan People's Party (PPP) leader Yousuf ......
Production orders politics
Dawn 04 Mar 2019
Similar was the difficult position of Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani who as speaker from 1993 to 1996 and at the risk of displeasing his party, the PPP, and its leader prime minister Benazir Bhutto, issued production orders for several MNAs including Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, a PML-N MNA at the time and a bitter critic of the PPP and Benazir Bhutto ... Twitter ... ....
Asif Saeed Khan Khosa: Pakistan gets a chief justice with literary taste
Gulf News 22 Jan 2019
"Behind every great fortune there is a crime." Even before that in a disqualification handed to former prime minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani in 2012, Justice Khosa referred to Lebanese poet Kahlil Gibran's classic poem 'Pity The Nation' ... Disqualification of ex-prime minister Gilani....
General : Mahathir suggests Malaysia, Pakistan 'move together' for greater prosperity, stability
Malaysian National News Agency 21 Nov 2018
"Now is the time that we move together ... "I am happy to see that the new Pakistani government under the leadership of Imran Khan is steering Pakistan towards progress and a corruption-free country ... The last visit by a Pakistan prime minister was 13 years ago, in 2005, when the then Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani visited Malaysia....
Gilani says NAB must work independently
Dawn 23 Oct 2018
Both former premiers — Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani and Nawaz Sharif — were sacked by the Supreme Court in 2012 and 2017, respectively ... On a query of Mr Sharif, Mr Gilani told him that he was also facing a NAB reference in this court. Mr Gilani termed it ironical that four elected prime ministers appeared in the accountability court....
PPP leader Imran Haider Abidi calls on ex-PMs Gilani, Ashraf
The News International 13 Oct 2018
Syed Imran Haider Abidi, a leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and member of the party's Sindh Council, called on PPP senior vice president and former prime minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani and senior party leader and former prime minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf in ......
How big should the cabinet be?
The cabinet size started growing gradually as populist politics gained ground after the advent of the 1973 Constitution and touched a peak during the prime ministership of Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani from 2008 to 2012 when the cabinet swelled to 66 members with 47 ministers and 19 ministers of state....
NAB-hit politicians call for justice to Shahbaz
When contacted, former prime minister and central PPP leader Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani, who himself faced NAB charges for five years during the era of former president Pervez Musharraf, termed arrest of Shahbaz 'political victimisation.' He said that five years of his ......
China, Pakistan to stand together for economic prosperity: ambassador
The News International 30 Sep 2018
ISLAMABAD ... 1 ... Prominent among those were Opposition Leader in the National Assembly Main Shahbaz Sharif, former Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani and Director General ISPR Maj. Gen ... Prominent among those were Opposition Leader in the National Assembly Main Shahbaz Sharif, former Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani and Director General ISPR Maj....


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Inventories of Captured Panama/Noriega Documents
I am posting today several inventories of the documents seized during Operation Just Cause.
As was widely reported, Sunday evening Gen. Manuel Noriega returned to Panama from France after more than 20 years in foreign prisons. I previously noted in an op-ed that thousands of boxes of documents seized by U.S. forces in Panama during Operation Just Cause in 1989 are surprisingly still in the custody of U.S. Army South and I argued that, for purposes of historical and human rights research as well as for possible use in future legal proceedings related to Noriega in Panama, the U.S. should finally begin returning those documents to Panama. The inventories below provide additional details about the nature of those documents.
As background, the Operation Just Cause document exploitation effort was extensive and involved an interagency team led by the DIA.
The volume of documents and media seized in Panama was variously measured. An early DIA report from Jan. 1990 on the document exploitation effort noted that "the collected material is expected to approach 50 tons." The military's "Operation Just Cause Lessons Learned" stated, however, that within "the first week" of the operation "it was estimated that over 120 tons of documents had been captured." News reports usually referred to 15,000 boxes worth of seized documents.
As the DIA notes above, the documents contained quite a bit of variety, everything from "personal correspondence" to "arms inventories" to "stolen U.S. documents." The inventories below provide additional detail.
Seized Document Inventories
The first three are inventories - here, here, and here - of documents and other material seized in Noriega's residences and offices. These include everything from Noriega's credit cards to membership cards to the Smithsonian to "U.S. Aircraft Charts" to "approximately $5 million cash."
The next inventory is a 50-page list of boxes of documents and media seized elsewhere. The inventory is dated May 1991 and is entitled "Captured Document Facility" and references Charlie company, 746th Military Intelligence Batallion, 470th Military Intelligence Brigade, which continues to support U.S. Army South at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The descriptions of the boxes are very brief. You'll notice in the bottom right corner of the first page of the inventory it says "Exhibit A." The corresponding "Exhibit B" was a classified report that gave much more extensive detail about the contents of these boxes.
The "Secret Inventory"
Not to be confused with the classified "Exhibit B" just mentioned, there was also what became known as the "secret inventory."
The "Secret Inventory" - written across the top is "Found this list wadded up as garbage"
In the lead up to Noriega's trial an investigator sent to Panama by a co-defendant found a partial inventory of documents "crumpled in a box among materials open for inspection by defense attorneys" which led to allegations that the U.S. had violated court orders in the case (see, for example, "U.S. Accused of Withholding Secret Papers on Noriega"). Here is the "secret inventory" in full.
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anli\jango
==========
Jango Theme for Yii 2.0

Installation
------------

The preferred way to install this extension is through [composer](http://getcomposer.org/download/).

Either run

```
php composer.phar require --prefer-dist anli/yii2-jango "*"
```

or add

```
"anli/yii2-jango": "*"
```

to the require section of your `composer.json` file.

Download and unzip [jango theme](http://themeforest.net/item/jango-responsive-multipurpose-html5-template/11987314&ref=keenthemes?utm_source=themeforest&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=metronic_jango)  `assets` folder to the `@web/jango/theme` folder.

Copy the `js` folder to the `@web/jango` folder.

Add to the `modules` section of your config with:

```
'jango' => [
    'class' => 'anli\jango\Module',
    'headerPath' => '@app/views/layouts/_header',
    'footerPath' => '@app/views/layouts/_footer',
],
```

Usage
-----

Add to your view file:

    Yii::$app->controller->layout = '@vendor/anli/yii2-jango/views/layouts/main';

Or add to your controller file:

    public $layout = '@vendor/anli/yii2-jango/views/layouts/main';

Revo Slider
-----

    use anli\jango\widgets\RevoSlider;
    ...
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         'items' => [
            [
                'imageUrl' => '@web/jango/theme/assets/base/img/content/backgrounds/bg-19.jpg',
                'title' => 'Incredibly robust for any concept',
                'subTitle' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer elit sed
et nibh euismod aliquam sed',
                'actionTitle' => 'Explore',
                'actionUrl' => '#',
            ],
            [
                'imageUrl' => '@web/jango/theme/assets/base/img/content/backgrounds/bg-57.jpg',
                'title' => 'Beautiful HTML & CSS
Ready to launch',
                'actionTitle' => 'Purchase',
                'actionUrl' => '#',
            ],
        ]
    ]); ?>

Revo Slider 8
-----

    use anli\jango\widgets\RevoSlider8;
    ...
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         'items' => [
             [
                 'imageUrl' => '@web/jango/theme/assets/base/img/content/backgrounds/bg-19.jpg',
                 'title' => 'Incredibly robust for any concept',
                 'subTitle' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer elit sed
et nibh euismod aliquam sed',
                 'actionTitle' => 'Explore',
                 'actionUrl' => '#',
                 'fontSize' => 40,
             ],
             [
                 'imageUrl' => '@web/jango/theme/assets/base/img/content/backgrounds/bg-57.jpg',
                 'title' => 'Beautiful HTML & CSS
Ready to launch',
                 'actionTitle' => 'Purchase',
                 'actionUrl' => '#',
             ],
        ]
    ]); ?>

Header
-----

Edit in your `@app/layouts/_header.php` with:

    use anli\jango\widgets\Header;
    ...
    <?= Header::widget(['imageUrl' => 'images/company-logo.png', 'items' => [
    	['url' => ['/user/dashboard'], 'label' => ' Sign In', 'icon' => 'icon-user'],
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App Feature
-----

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    use anli\jango\widgets\AppFeature;
    ...
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        'imageUrl' => Url::to(['@web/jango/theme/assets/base/img/content/backgrounds/bg-84.jpg']),
        'title' => 'Features',
        'items' => [
            ['title' => 'title 1', 'content' => 'content 1'],
            ['title' => 'title 2', 'content' => 'content 2'],
            ['title' => 'title 3', 'content' => 'content 3'],
            ['title' => 'title 4', 'content' => 'content 4'],
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    use anli\jango\widgets\AppFeature2;
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        'imageUrl' => Url::to(['@web/jango/theme/assets/base/img/content/backgrounds/bg-75.jpg']),
        'items' => [
            ['title' => 'title 1', 'content' => 'content 1'],
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            ['imageUrl' => Url::to(['@web/jango/theme/assets/base/img/content/stock3/7.jpg']), 'title' => 'title 4'],
        ]
    ]); ?>

Pricing
-----

Add to your view file:

    use anli\jango\widgets\Pricing;
    ...
    <?= Pricing::widget([
        'title' => 'Pricing Packages',
        'items' => [
            ['title' => 'Trial', 'price' => 'Free', 'unit' => '*', 'items' => ['Max 1 users', 'Limited features', '*Try for 7 days'], 'url' => Url::to(['register']), 'linkLabel' => 'Try It Free'],
            ['title' => 'promotion', 'price' => '125', 'isHighlight' => true, 'unit' => '/mo', 'items' => ['per 10 users', 'all features', 'Fully Supported'], 'url' => Url::to(['register']), 'linkLabel' => 'Puchase'],
            ['title' => 'standard', 'price' => '15', 'unit' => '/mo', 'items' => ['per user', 'All features', 'Fully Supported'], 'url' => Url::to(['register']), 'linkLabel' => 'Puchase'],
        ]
    ]); ?>

App Feature 3
-----

Add to your view file:

    use anli\jango\widgets\AppFeature3;
    ...
    <?= AppFeature3::widget([
		'title' => 'Main Features',
		'subtitle' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor consetuer elit adipicing sed diam ticidut erat votpat dolore',
        'items' => [
            ['title' => '25 Totally Unique Homepages', 'content' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor consetuer adipicing sed diam ticidut erat votpat dolore', 'icon' => 'icon-trophy'],
			['title' => 'Intuitive Code Structure', 'content' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor consetuer adipicing sed diam ticidut erat votpat dolore', 'icon' => 'icon-rocket'],
			['title' => '10 Exclusive Slideshows', 'content' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor consetuer adipicing sed diam ticidut erat votpat dolore', 'icon' => 'icon-layers'],
			['title' => 'Huge & Unlimited Updates', 'content' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor consetuer adipicing sed diam ticidut erat votpat dolore', 'icon' => 'icon-present'],

        ]
    ]); ?>

Footer
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    use anli\jango\widgets\Footer;
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    	'title' => 'EUQOL',
    	'about' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed elit diam nonummy ad minim veniam quis nostrud exerci et tation diam nisl ut aliquip exit commodo consequat euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aluam.',
    	'social' => "

",
    	'contact' => "25, Lorem Lis Street, Orange C, California, US

    	Phone: 800 123 3456

    	Fax: 800 123 3456

    	Skype: jango.inc",
    ]); ?>

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Hey guys I have an exclusive news announcement for you.
A few guys have got together to create a new modding group here at TMS, This group is going to take Heat to a new level. As more details are deciced, I will update this news for you. HEAT is going forward, And we hope you will all enjoy the ride.
Sounds fantastic even without the details, great to hear, looking forward to it unfolding! Good stuff!
Yep, we are slowly kicking several things into high gear, we have a very talented group . Trackmakers, modelers, modders, etc etc. Right now we are all working hard together on so many different fronts.. But at the same time, we are a very relaxed group, who enjoy our hobby, and work at our own pace without putting any type of silly pressures on anyone.. That is what makes it fun. A bunch of friends working together..
this is had me even a happier man.
you know its a big deal when shorty and I sit at a pub for 2 hours wondering what this news could be.


Memorable moments from a wedding at Princeton University: after the ceremony and before the reception, a bride and groom take off their shoes and get their feet wet at the Fountain of Freedom.
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CIMC VEHICLE GROUP is a wholly owned subsidiary of china international marine containers (GROUP) LTD. (CIMC), which is the largest container manufacturer or concrete mixer manufacturer in the world. We also mainly produce concrete mixer machine, concrete batching plant and concrete truck mixer. Taking "Supplying first-class road transport equipment and service to global market"as strategic object, CIMC Vehicle Group is dedicated in various kinds of special purpose vehicle production and service, and has become the largest special vehicle manufacturer, with 22 production based in the world.
As a China concrete mixer manufacturer, the company owns a total asset of more than 700 million (CNY), with over 500 employees.More than 20 years experience in concrete transit mixer, advanced manufacturing process, strict quality control test system since 1999. The annual production ability has reached 3600 units. With an extensive market covering domestic 31 provinces, the company has been exporting to majority countries of the world. Till now, the company has become to the leading enterprise in the concrete mixer truck filed.
The company has adopted series of advanced management modes, ISO certificated, excellent communication, considerate services, such as SAP, JIT, TQM, TPM and successively granted with ISO9001, ISO4001, CCC, IS/TS16949 quality certificates. The current vehicle production line is the most advanced line in China. CIMC VEHICLE GROUP promotes concrete mixer machine in the whole world. The integral assemble line and patented non-standard equipment, advanced management give the factory to produce high quality concrete machine products. CIMC VEHICLE GROUP is developing into main China concrete mixers manufacturer and we sincerely hope to cooperate with companies throughout and abroad for mutual benefit.
Taking "Sincere, Fast, Efficient, Trustful, Win-win" as service concept, CIMC DASION hold the advanced courage, beyond peer, create high standard of marketing and service net work, to meet customers' maximum satisfactory through our professional service and concentration. Service network integrated with chassis manufacturer and parts supplier, can provide one-stop service, which covered all over the country with more than 80 service engineers and 220 service stations, 24 hours working on standby, ready to provide comprehensive, professional, fast and seamless service to the end users.
Taking advanced equipment, leading process, modern manage modes and first-class technology DASION is striving towards the Top Brand of concrete truck mixer in the world.


I am unable to post any demos right now, so I put this one up as lyrics-only. Since we're all overly familiar with the tune, even if I was able to record it a cappella (which is likely all I'd be able to do even without technical difficulties), it wouldn't be much different than the person who's reading the lyrics singing it in their head. Then I got to thinking, wouldn't it be great if I could get a full demo with instruments and stuff? Where could I possibly find a musician who would be willing to record that for me?


This nutritious chocolate smoothie makes the perfect on-the-go meal.
Although cacao and cocoa come from the same source, cocoa is processed with heat and offers little to no health benefits. Raw cacao is truly a superfood with more antioxidants per gram than blueberries. It's one of the best natural sources of magnesium and boasts theobromine, a naturally occurring mood- and energy-boosting alkaloid compound.
1 Combine all the ingredients in a blender and purée until smooth; serve.


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Q: c++ weird error with decimal to binary converter I'm a complete newbie to C++ programming. I've been given the task to code decimal to hexadecimal,octal,binary conversion.I have encountered errors in the "binario" function, when I enter a decimal number greater than 1000 the function gives me a result as a nonsense random numbers.
int binario(int n){
    int r,val=0, i=1;
    while (n>0) {
      val=val+(n%2*i);
      n=n/2;
      i=i*10;
   }
   return val;
}

A: In C++, the maximum size for int is 4 bytes which means from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. Binary of 1024 is 10000000000 and it's more than int range. This is why you see the error. You can use your function for numbers less than 1024. I suggest you using string for your function(you have to include string header):
string binario(int n){
    string bin = "";
    while (n>0) {
      bin += to_string(n%2);
      n=n/2;
   }
   //reverse string
   for (int i = 0; i < bin.size() / 2; i++) {
    swap(bin[i], bin[bin.size() - i - 1]);
   }

   return bin;
}

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2. Add the spring onions and fry.
3. Add the duck meat.
4. Fry for a few minutes and add the ginger and melon.
5. Fry again for few minutes.
6. Add the chicken stock and bring to a boil.
7. Add the salt, pepper, wine and ajinomoto.
8. When the ginger and melon are tender, add the cornflour paste.
9. The soup will thicken and become clear.
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Autumn University of National Business-Angels Association will take place from the 30th to 31th of October within Moscow International Forum of innovative development Open Innovations with the support of JSC Russian Venture Company.
The participants of the Autumn University will be more than 200 representatives of Russian leading associations of business angels, seed funds, service providers, public authorities and public institutions of development.
A panel discussion on the role of business angels in Russia will also take place within the event, as well as trainings by the National Business-Angels Association for the managers of seed funds and organizations of business angels, as well as seminars on attracting, selecting, structuring and post-investment support of projects and the creation and management of organizations of business angels and early stage funds.
A presentation session of Shared Deals Competition's projects is also scheduled and will include 3 or 4 project that already received investments from the members of National Business-Angels Association and eager to conduct the next financial round.
The Autumn University of NBAA will help to increase the number of the local venture investment market participants and their good organization at early stages; it will also have a positive impact on the development of the market in Russia.
NABAA is All-Russian trade association of business angels and other venture investors at early stages that was established in 2009. NBAA members are all well-functioning organization of individual venture capitalists in Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Saratov, Yekaterinburg, Chelyabinsk, Khanty-Mansiysk, Tomsk, Novosibirsk). NBAA is a member of the European Association of Business Angels since 2011.


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In 2014, I entered the Adult Correctional Facility in Cranston Rhode Island to observe the Saturday visiting hours between children and their fathers. A small boy in a crisp snap-back hat and matching Nike shirt caught my eye. He struck me as confident, a tough kid. But when the heavy metal door clanged open, and his father was standing there big in his khakis, the boy collapsed into his open arms and cried.
Tre, Maison and Dasan have driven me to question the criminal justice system through an important lens - one that is imperative to recognizing the rippling effects that mass-incarceration has on our communities. Enmeshed in this vast system are children struggling to identify themselves in a society that demonizes their parents, provides little support for their families and assumes "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree." These are disproportionately children of color and from lower-income families, a statistic that in turn affects the social and economic progress of communities already burdened by neglect, violence, and the legacy of white-supremacy. Beyond barriers of race and class, however, children's voices are most often silenced or spoken for. We so often we tell stories about children from a top down perspective, informed by what we (adults) "know" about their experiences and psychology, and consequently how their lives will unfold. As Tre, Maison and Dasan taught me about their worlds, I recognized that there was a desperate need for a film that allows children to speak for themselves - particularly children of color - to capture the power in their own emotional intelligence, and elevate their voices in a way that fully represents their lives as they experience them.
Tre Maison Dasan acknowledges that these children have their own agency and insights which should be valued and considered in systemic dialogue and designed interventions. There is intentionally no explicit call to action for an unfamiliar audience, and no specific agenda that might flatten their stories for an inevitably two-dimensional cause. Through a participatory, intimate and intuitive process, the audience is lead through the ups and downs of life itself, a process that is both riveting and personal but also values the complexity and nuance of these children's different experiences. The film has become more than just an exploration of the criminal justice system, but by extension also systems of masculinity, familial and institutional support systems, education, social and economic justice, mental health, and many more. Our intention, through a strategic and far-reaching impact campaign and continued research project, is to look beyond "the conversation" and towards specific ways that this work has created and can share knowledge around the systems that effect these boys and millions of other children. Not until children like Tre, Maison and Dasan can see and understand themselves to be important and necessary in the fabric of America can we be comfortable with the world we expect them to grow into.
Denali Tiller, Director


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→ In early 2015 Joanna Wallfisch released The Origin of Adjustable Things, an enthusiastically received duo project with pianist Dan Tepfer, featuring Wallfisch's searching originals plus imaginative covers of Tim Buckley, Radiohead and more. Wallfisch follows up this summer with the adventurous Gardens In My Mind, a stunning new collaboration with Tepfer and The Sacconi Quartet, a London~based ensemble featuring violist Robin Ashwell, cellist Pierre Doumenge, and violinists Ben Hancox and Hannah Dawson. The album also features Tepfer on piano and melodica, with Wallfisch herself on vocals, piano and ukulele.
→ Wallfisch and Tepfer each contributed string arrangements for the project, with Tepfer taking on four of the songs. The result is an intricate collection of originals and reinterpretations, plus two choice covers by Joni Mitchell and Tim Buckley. In their inimitable way, Wallfisch and her cohorts blur boundaries between the classical, jazz and singer~songwriter worlds. A stunning, whimsical bonus video of the title track "Gardens In My Mind," directed and edited by Wallfisch herself, involves full body paint and flowers and is included in the album package.
→ The idea to record with strings came about after a recent engagement at the Salisbury Festival in the UK, where Wallfisch was invited to collaborate with The Sacconi Quartet, the festival's resident ensemble. Hailing from a family of noted string players, Wallfisch saw this opportunity as the fulfillment of a longtime goal and she pursued it to its logical conclusion: a full album with string quartet. The result, Gardens In My Mind, expands her already broad musical horizons, showcasing her richly expressive voice and head~turning lyrics in unexpected ways. Seven songs that originally appeared on Origin return on Gardens In My Mind in new musical clothing: on "This Is How You Make Me Feel," "Anonymous Journeys," "Satellite," "Rational Thought," "Satin Grey", "Brighton Beach" and Tim Buckley's "Song to a Siren," the strings add sonic dimension, dynamic shading and the spark of interplay as they blend with and bounce off Wallfisch's poetic musings.
→ Wallfisch's affecting, darkly hued cover of Joni Mitchell's "All I Want" appears twice: first early on and then again as the abstract reprise "Lonely Road," featuring Wallfisch's distinctive looping techniques and sonic inventiveness. Chosen for its message of the ever~searching soul, the song provides just the right album ending, evoking a journey that has just begun.
→ The program begins with Wallfisch's wistful "Moons of Jupiter," a love story playing out from its hopeful start to a seemingly inevitable end under the watch of a silent and indifferent cosmos. A bold opener, this song climaxes in a dizzying 5/8 instrumental coda, reflecting the idea of the universe itself exploding under the very weight of broken love.
→ "Gardens In My Mind" highlights Tepfer's virtuosity with a bombastic boogie~woogie introduction, while Wallfisch's quirky storytelling and spunky vocals lead the listener through her imagination, where she finds herself dreaming of a secret garden in which she can escape the confines of her city dwelling. She sings "Distant Shore" with a sweetness of tone, relating a story of grieving for someone who had an optimism for life. The almost entirely instrumental "Patience" finds the strings weaving and soaring through countermelodies and emotive harmonies, culminating in a sparse and reflexive lyric sung so gently as to be almost spoken.
→ Long an admirer of the orchestral sounds on recordings of artists such as Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell and Laura Mvula, Wallfisch had been keen to work with such sounds herself. With Gardens In My Mind she has done it, exploring new aesthetics while highlighting her playfulness and trust in her fruitful imagination.


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Date posted: 11 Nov 2011Author: STC
Michael Gow isn't writing anything. The respected playwright and former artistic director of the Queensland Theatre Company has no plays of his own on the go.
"It's been an intense year for me," he says. "A year of voluble, loquacious writers who can't shut up and kind of crowd out your brain. Sometimes it's all that I can do to keep up the journal entries."
Indeed, 2011 has already seen him take on Goethe's Faustusfor Bell Shakespeare, and George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalionfor the QTC. But right now he is in the process of tackling a more contemporary colossus: Harold Pinter.
"Cate, Andrew and I had been talking for a while about something the companies could together," Gow says. "No Man's Landis the one that jumped out at us."
There were a couple of reasons for this, Gow says, and those reasons were named John Gaden and Peter Carroll.
"The fact that you need two great actors," he continues, "who can remember it all and are prepared to get down and crawl around and all that, make it one of Pinter's more rarely performed works, and one of his hardest to get right".
The fact that parts of Spooner and Hirst were originally played by John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson doesn't help attract pretenders to the roles: there's nothing scarier, after all, than a pair of huge, empty shoes.
"Which is why we couldn't be luckier to John and Peter," Gow says. "They are intrepid, fearless performers. They're both devoted to their characters and are very at home in this production."
"I'd worked with John a couple of times," he adds, "but never with Peter, and so that's been wonderful as well".
As far as No Man's Landitself goes, Gow says the play, which is currently playing at the Drama Theatre in the Sydney Opera House, is among his favourites of the playwright's work.
"And it was one of Pinter's, too," he says. "It was the one that a bit was read out from at his funeral. He was kind of devoted to it, I think, in part because it was one of his least successful."
It is also one of his most characteristic: a slow-burn meditation on the fallibility of memory that, far from eluding meaning, has multiple layers that it demands its audience work through.
"For all its poetic density and seeming randomness," Gow says, "it's still a very dramatic piece. It's basically a thriller without the clever plot and the stupid coincidences".
"What I especially like about it is way it appears to be an ordinary, well-made play," he continues. "Because it actually isn't that at all.
"It's really Pinter's funeral service for the well-made play."
No Man's Land, Drama Theatre, Sydney Theatre Company, 1 November - 11 December, 2012.


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The 20th surgeon general says he's not a Republican and "nonpartisan" rather than "bipartisan" as the latter suggests ideology influences him at all.
He joined a Republican administration last month that's often accused of downplaying or disregarding science, but the new surgeon general says he's "nonpartisan" and will let science and data drive his approach to the opioid epidemic.
"It's more important than ever to have that objective voice," physician Jerome Adams said in his first sit-down interview since taking office. "Everyone's got their own opinion (but) make no mistake, the science does matter."
Adams says his first "Surgeon General's Report" will be on health and the economy, due in large part to the importance of jobs for people in recovery and because addiction is the main impediment to solving unemployment in many states.
After President Trump declared the opioid epidemic a public health emergency on Thursday, Adams issued a statement underscoring his passion for partnerships that include employers: "We must ... fully leverage all of our public health, business, law enforcement, and community resources to address these issues head on," he said.
The epidemic's economic connection is embraced by even Virginia's Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe. He said at a panel discussion that included Adams recently that employers tell him up to seven out of 10 of job candidates in his state can't pass the drug test.
In Indiana, where Adams was health commissioner under then-Gov. Mike Pence, the state had one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country but employers would often say "we can't find enough healthy employees," he says.
Working for Pence not only got him his new job, it prepared him for the kinds of ideological battles he avoids but will likely have to face. He convinced the conservative Pence to fund needle exchanges for intravenous drug users after one county faced the biggest HIV outbreak ever in the U.S.
The first anesthesiologist to hold his new job, Adams insists he's not a Republican and doesn't even say he's "bipartisan" anymore as that would suggest political ideology influences him at all.
Adams would have far more reason than most to let emotion rule his response: He has a brother who had untreated mental health issues that led to substance abuse disorder and landed him in prison. Family members also have HIV and Hepatitis C.
The rest "suffer from about every chronic disease you can think of," he says. His grandfather developed lung cancer from smoking, and died of a heart attack due to complications of cancer surgery. His mother used to be obese, lost considerable weight but still has Type II diabetes, as does a sister. His father has suffered from heart disease, hypertension and high cholesterol.
"It tells him we have these problems in every family in one way or another," says Freeman Hrabowski, who has been president of University of Maryland, Baltimore County, since before Adams was there as a student in the mid-'90s. "He's seen it up close."
Hrabowski remembers Adams so well because of his intense focus and because he was one of the first "Meyerhoff Scholars," then about 40 of the most promising among 1,000 or so African American male students nominated by their high schools. It was part of an experiment to see if the students could excel at math and science at a predominantly white college. The goal was for them all to go on and get doctorates or medical degrees and doctorates. Hrabowski acknowledges Adams hasn't exactly disappointed with his medical degree from Indiana University and master's in public health from University of California, Berkeley.
Adams volunteered during another recent panel discussion that the drugmaker Eli Lilly paid for his medical school education.
Adams' list of things healthy communities have to have may run counter to the administration's plans. Along with parks and grocery stores, it includes "clean air laws." In some asthmatics, air pollution triggers asthma, which Adams himself suffers from. The Trump administration has been rolling back clear air rules issued by former President Obama, arguing that regulation stunts economic growth.
That puts Adams in a tougher spot than most.
"There is a certainly a tradition in surgeon generals speaking truth to power," says Josh Sharfstein, who has served as the top health official for both the city of Baltimore and the state of Maryland. "Some of what Dr. Adams will have to do will be behind closed doors."
People may not cite health when asked what issues are most important to them, but they cite jobs, safety and security, says Adams.
"The communities that are suffering from the opioid epidemic in many cases are communities that have suffered from a poor economy in which you've seen a vicious downward spiral and they're also communities where you've seen crime increase," says Adams.
Surgeons general are typically primary care doctors and those physicians tend to be more liberal, while higher-paid specialists lean more conservative, says physician Adams Dudley, who heads the University of San Francisco's Center for Healthcare Value. That and the fact he was appointed by Pence and then Trump has led some —including Democratic senators at his confirmation hearing — to question his commitment to public health.
Adams is prepared for the questions.
After working as an anesthesiologist treating patients from "six months to 96" and prescribing painkillers including fentanyl and morphine on a daily basis, Adams says he has "a very unique skill set that's well suited to the problems our country is facing right now."
"I think in many ways, God put me in this place at this time for a very specific reason," he says.
The opioid epidemic is considered the biggest public health crisis since AIDS in the 1980s. That occurred during the tenure of the nation's best-known surgeon general: The late C. Everett Koop.
Koop sent letters to every home in the country warning about HIV/AIDS and how it was transmitted. That wasn't exactly President Ronald Reagan's idea.
Koop is the surgeon general "everyone brings up because he was a giant," says Adams.
But unlike Koop, who was a pediatric surgeon, Adams says he will not focus on a "particular disease or problem du jour."
The opioid epidemic is the top priority for everyone at the Department of Health and Human Services Adams says, and he shares the agency's two other top concerns: Mental health and obesity.
No matter what ails Americans, however, Adams says he believes community partnerships will help everyone's health.
Along with the needle exchange in Indiana, Adams stood out for his efforts to "look at the circumstances that led to the HIV outbreak," says former Massachusetts health commissioner John Auerbach, citing unemployment, poverty and a "lack of hope."
Helping people find work, getting them into counseling and dealing with their other "social determinants of health" were part of the "cutting edge public health" Adams practiced, says Auerbach, who now heads the non-profit Trust for America's Health.


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MEF at MWC19: Exploring new business models in identity, payments and advertising
By MEFApril 2, 2019November 4th, 2019MEF @ MWC, MEF Webinars & Workshops, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Content
Is the ten year dominance of the app model finally breaking apart? What new opportunities lie ahead for carriers, content makers and brands? At MCW19, an expert MEF panel in association with Syntonic dived in to this huge topic…
The era of the smartphone and super fast abundant data changed the way people consume content. Today, the mobile handset is truly a portable lifestyle hub.
Who wins in this scenario? Undoubtedly, it's the OTTs. Google, Apple, Facebook et al are current gatekeepers of this rich content.
And the carriers that built the networks? They are struggling to find an active role.
Watch the Future of Business Models panel from MWC 2019 in full
However, new opportunities could be coming. The arrival of 5G will extend subscriptions beyond humans to millions of machines. Meanwhile, RCS rich messaging could (a very conditional 'could') provide an operator-centric complement to the app.
Can these fundamental shifts re-boot the power balance in mobile? The future is up for grabs. At MWC19, MEF convened five experts to consider what might happen next…
Gary Greenbaum, CEO, Syntonic
Amir Kabbarra, Head of Digital Marketing & Consumer Innovation, Amazon
Damien Byrne, Business Development Director, Boku
Pierre Francois Dubois, Vice President, Orange Technocentre
Jack Rabah, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Wikimedia
Here are the main take aways…
Why are new models possible now?
Undoubtedly, the giant companies that built the world's mobile networks have not participated in the app economy. Boku's Damien Byrne believes the carriers missed out largely because of their inability to cooperate. Now, he thinks they are far more collegiate – and ready to capitalise.
He said: "In 2008… they didn't want to share information. That's changed. They're working together better now, because of what's happening with the OTTs. Hopefully we'll see more of this. Carriers have been too scared, and missed out."
Gary Greenbaum zeroed in on the big opportunities available to them. "We're seeing three real disruptions: identity, commerce and RCS. They are balkanised today, but there's a true opportunity for carriers to lead and to provide a consistent platform. It's a very exciting time. The verdict is out, but there's a path for success here.
Can telcos forge a new business model from digital identity?
A transactional digital sphere can only succeed when vendors and consumers trust each other. Pierre Francois Dubois believes telcos can facilitate that trust.
"Carriers are not in business of selling data like the OTT players," he said. "We are in the business of simplifying and securing transactions, and helping people avoid fraud – with things like one time passwords by SMS. We can also help to simplify online processes such as autofilling forms or do location checks."
Damien Byrne pickled up the theme. He said Boku is now investigating the identity opportunity. He outlined how payment intermediaries such as Boku can harness the same systems that move money to authenticate people for non-transactional purposes.
He added that the arrival of 5G could expand this opportunity hugely. "There are 7bn SIMs now, but there could be 30bn when 5G gets out there. Those M2M connections will need to be verified and authenticated as well. That could be a huge opportunity for carriers to stake a claim."
Will engagement be more highly valued by advertisers than acquisition?
The current norm for digital advertising is built around clicks and sometimes customer acquisition. But Amazon's Amir Kabbarra believes rewarding 'engagement' is a fairer approach.
He explained: "Content providers know the value they can derive when a user reaches a certain level of engagement. For example, a games company might know that when a player reaches level 12 they are likely to spend $30 inside a game. If you have an ad system that only pays when get these specific actions, it really changes the model."
Can RCS introduce new business models to the market?
In an era of free messaging apps, people still value SMS because they see it as 'premium'. When brands pay for A2P traffic, it minimises the amount of spam on the channel. Pierre Francois Dubois believes this will ultimately help RCS.
He said: "The migration of A2P to RCS will give brands the chance to be visible to their customers. There is a price to pay for that, otherwise you have thousands of notifications, and that kills the channel." Dubois also mooted the idea of embedding payment inside RCS messages. And not just DCB payment either. "With PSD2 in Europe, there will be a chance for new players to get into that payment space," he said.
Can direct carrier billing deliver on its promise?
Boku's Damien Byrne was frank in his assessment of the challenge facing DCB. He outlined the two distinct opportunities available to the industry. "On the one side there's Google and Apple, who want to have one price/one tax model. Then there's everyone else, and they all want to do things differently. That lack of ubiquity is the problem. It's hard to supercharge the area there.
"The other thing is the cost. If you're a telco and you're used to 60 per cent, 10 per cent is very tight. If you're a merchant used to one to two percent, 10 per cent is high. Bigger volumes at lower margins is payment mantra. But it's not how telcos work."
Will 'mobile first' markets support new business model ideas?
Developing economies are among the most enthusiastic consumers of mobile content – even if they generally have lower rates of disposable income. Gary Greenbaum explained how these market conditions are powering innovative ideas around sponsored data.
"Our model works in all economies, but we do focus in regions where data can be expensive for end users," he said. "In South Africa, for example, we are working with a utility company to reward customers who pay their bill on time using mobile data."
Jack Rabah agreed that developing economies offer huge potential, yet demand a specific approach. "For Wikipedia we find the lack of relevant content can be a problem," he said. "So we are working with mobile operators to create toolkits that people can use to create and search for content in their local language. And we can even share content via SMS and USSD on feature phones."
Features Editor, MEF
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