Switch kickflip to backside 50-50 down a 12 stair hubba for the front cover.
Portrait for the Contact section.
Frontside grab over a quarterpipe gap for a Woodward ad.
Frontside kickflip off a bump and over a pole for the Check Out section.
Nollie bigspin kickflip sequence over a bump grass gap for the Check Out section.
Pivot to fakie on a bank for an Airspeed ad.
Nollie kickflip down a 12 stair set for the Roll Call interview.
Hardflip sequence over a bump grass gap for the Roll Call interview.
Nollie heelflip sequence down a 10 stair set for the Roll Call interview.
Switch tailslide down a 9 stair handrail for the Enter the Void article.
Backside kickflip over a 15 stair triple set handrail for the Enter the Void article.
Pivot to fakie on a bank to bank for the Enter the Void article.
Frontside kickflip over a flat drop gap for the Enter the Void article.
Switch heelflip in a quarterpipe statue for the Enter the Void article.
Backside feeble grind to backside 50-50 sequence on a 10 stair handrail to hubba for the 9 Frames per Second section.
Ollie over to backside crooked grind on a 12 stair handrail for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Backside nosegrind on a quarterpipe to ledge for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Gap to frontside lipslide on a 2 flat 3 double set handrail for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Nollie backside 270 heelflip to tailslide 180 sequence on a bank to ledge for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Backside hurricane on a bank in a ditch for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Backside tailslide on a ditch wall for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Frontside heelflip over a bump gap for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
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Frontside 50-50 on a toolbox to 50-50 down a 9 stair ledge for the 20 Questions interviw.
Kickflip to frontside feeble grind sequence down a 6 stair handail for the 20 Questions interviw.
Backside feeble grind to frontside bigspin out sequence on a 3 stair long handrail for the 20 Questions interviw.
Frontside hurricane on a flat hubba (UC Davis) for the 20 Questions interviw.
Backside noseblunt slide on a ledge for the Rise of DGK article.
360 flip down a 4 flat 6 double set for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Frontside 180 over a bump to bar for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Backside bigspin to nosegrind down a picnic table for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Frontside bluntslide on a bank ledge for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Switch heelflip to frontside boardslide down a 8 stair handrail for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
Switch heelflip down a 9 stair triple set for the Calling on Lady Luck article.
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Elverum Håndball aims for 35.000 spectators
Tekst: Elverum Media 21/11/2019
Elverum Handball has got a lot of attention around our matches in Champions League. Already now, the match against Barca Lassa in February is almost sold out. Therefore – we have set a new goal.
Saturday February 15th, we welcome the German champions Flensburg-Handewitt, with four Norwegian stars in their team, to Norway. This big game will be played in the majestic Håkons Hall in Lillehammer. The same arena where Elverum played against Paris SG in front of 12.377 spectators.
Last time, against Paris, it was a huge success, and we think we can make a great event also this time against Flensburg. We will not repeat the event we made last time but make a brand-new show that no one has ever seen in Norwegian club handball
Kalle Bjørkman, Chief of marketing, Elverum Handball
We want to see YOU in Lillehammer!
Our goal is to give handball fans from Scandinavia a new, fantastic experience. The theme of the match will be «Handball in the Winter-wonderland» with a brand-new concept never seen before. We will mix the Olympic spirit with a great show. If we want to create a new success, we cannot push "copy-paste" from last game against Paris but come up with something new. And that is what we are going to do!
Mads Fredriksen, Managing Director, Elverum Handball
The Norwegian players of Flensburg also look forward to the big event in Lillehammer.
I really look forward to coming home to Norway and experience the atmosphere and the event that Elverum is creating. It is a dream come true
Magnus Abelvik Rød, Flensburg-Handewitt and Norway
Important: If you want tickets for this match, and do not have a Norwegian phone-number – you can send an e-mail to hanspetter@ehh.no and you will get help buying tickets.
This is how it looked like last time Elverum played in Håkons Hall!

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Dr Ye. Kychanov. "The Jade Mirror for Commanding Troops during the Period of Zhen-guan" (1101-1113) - 5
The Jade Mirror for Commanding Troops during the Period of Zhen-guan (1101-1113) is a set of the Tangut Xi Xia state (982-1227) legislative documents of the early 12th century. These military laws regulate punishments and awards of army commanders and soldiers. More than 15 years ago I had translated the texts into Russian, but had no opportunity to publish it. The Tangut text in facsimile with German translation (done from my Russian version) was published in Germany in 1990 (see note 4). Later, in 1995, the Tangut text was reprinted in China with added Chinese translation (see note 5). All these years I have been thinking on publishing the Russian translation of the Jade Mirror. The present article finally presents it with some amendments for the Russian reader.
Dr N. Dobronravin. Fula-Hausa-Arabic Medical Manuscript "Fa'ida haqlqa shurb as-sana' " (from the Collection of the St.Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies, the Russian Academy of Sciences) - 35
The Institute of Oriental Studies (St. Petersburg Branch) of the Russian Academy of Sciences possesses a small collection of Arabic and multilingual manuscripts originating from Sudanic Africa. Most of them were written or copied by a bilingual Hausa/Eastern Fula speaker in today's Nigeria, Niger or Northern Cameroon in the nineteenth century.
S. Chernetsov. Biography on the Service of Hagiography: Literary Fortunes of Elsa'e, the Second Abbot of Dabra Asbo Monastery, in Later Däbrä Libanos Hagiographic Tradition - 43
The first written evidence on Elsa'e (the second abbot of Däbrä Asbo monastery founded by St. Täklä Haymanot and later renamed into Däbrä Libanos) is found in the Vita of Filpos of Däbrä Libanos, the third abbot of this monastery, written between 1424 and 1426. The only aim of this interpolated episode of obviously literary origin is to justify the appointment as the abbot of Filpos himself. If in the Vita of Filpos of Däbrä Libanos the story of Elsa'e deals not so much with his life as with the circumstances of his death, then in another hagiography — the Vita of Tadewos of Däbrä Maryam, the abbot of another monastery which belongs to the congregation founded by St. Täklä Haymanot — we find a narration about Elsa'e's childhood. Both stories are an obvious borrowing: in the first case from Coptic hagiographic literature, in the second from the Däbrä Libanos version of the Vita of St. Täklä Haymanot. One cannot help realizing that precisely these "biographical" details of Elsa'e's life are the least trustworthy elements of the entire narration. This made historians believe that the significance of Ethiopian hagiographies as a historical source is negligible. Probably it is so indeed for the epoch of the characters of a hagiography itself, i.e. for the period of their lifetime. The situation may looks otherwise if we consider these writings as historical source for the time of the writing of these works, of the creation of their new versions and the changes they had undergone. These data may be of considerable importance, for they may help a researcher to see the inside life of Ethiopian monasteries, at which a historian has fewer chances to glance than at a royal court or at a battle-field.
Dr M. Pelevin. Poetic Fragments in Afghan Religious-Didactic Works of the 17th Century (a Study Based on Manuscripts from St. Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies) - 66
Early Afghan poetry (in Pashto), usually associated with the mature verses of Roshānī mystics, also included less known poems of Hanafī theologians and preachers who, in pursuit of missionary purposes, tried to give poetical form to some of their spiritual and ethical homilies. Specimens of these poems, for the most part rather defective in both metrics and stylistics, are incorporated in religious manuals and didactic treatises of which only Maxzan al-islām has been published up to now, though not completely (Peshawar, 1969). The present study is based on the St. Petersburg manuscripts of three Pashto religious works of the 17th century — Maxzan al-islām (B 2483), Nāfi' al-muslimīn (B 2446), Kitāb-i Bābū Jān (C 1907). Poetical fragments of Maxzan's contributors 'Abd al-Karīm, 'Abd al-Halīm, Mustafā Muhammad and others as well as verses of Mīr Husayn and Bābū Jān, authors of Nāfi' and Kitāb, are brought together from the corpora of texts and discussed with respect to their metrical and strophical forms, structure, genre characteristics and contents. The research has a special focus on authors' treatment of religious alphabet alif-nāma which gained high popularity among early Pashto poets and examines closely Bābū Jān's attempts in exploring the classical genre kisas al-anbiyā' (stories about prophets).
Dr O. Chunakova. Pahlavi Epistolary Formulae - 89
In Pahlavi Texts (ed. Jamasp-Asana, 1913, p. 132-140) there is an interesting text on the correct way to write letters. The text contains a series of formulae to be used in writing letters to diverse persons. The paper is concerned with the reading and interpretation of the formulae, which were differently translated by previous scholars. The key to the understanding of these formulae is the opposition of two terms — xwadāy and bandag — meaning the addressee and the addresser of a letter. The constructions with an attributive compound and its synonym, and a determinative compound and its synonym following these two terms refer to the addressee and the addresser accordingly.
Dr Ye. Knorozova. «Rêves d'un vieillard du Midi» Cho Ngouen Tchyng («The Dreams of an Elder of the South» by Cho Ngouen Tchyng) - 93
Le texte «Rêves d'un vieillard du Midi» daté du 1438, est composé par Cho Ngouen Tchyng, surnommé Vieillard du Midi. Cho Ngouen Tchyng était le fils aîné de Cho Kouï Li, qui a usurpé le trône de la dynastie Tchang et a créé sa propre dynastie Cho (1400-1407). Le texte «Rêves d'un vieillard du Midi» était écrit en Chine. Cho Ngouen Tchyng y est devenu un grand fonctionnaire.
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Dr A. Khosroyev. Die Lehre über die Zeiten im Manichäismus (Manichaean Notions of Time) - 111
In diesem Aufsatz betrachtet der Autor die Zeit-Vorstellungen in verschiedenen Kulturen und vergleicht sie mit der Lehre über die Zeiten, die man in manichäischen Texten findet. Nach dieser Untersuchung kann man vermuten, daß entweder Mani selbst oder seine Anhänger das aus der Astrologie entlehnte Schema der menschlichen Geschichte, nach dem alles von den Sternen schon prädestiniert ist und folglich eine zyklische Wiederkehr der Dinge voraussetzt, ihren breiteren Zeit-Vorstellungen, die ihnen im großen und ganzen vom iranischen Gut geerbt waren und nach denen keine Wiederkehr möglich ist, weil die Apokatastasis unwiederkehrbar ist, angepasst haben, ohne den geringsten Rücksicht darauf, daß beide einander widersprachen.
Dr K. Zhukov. The Capture of the Beylik of Karesi by the Ottomans (the Numismatic Evidence and Narrative Sources) - 127
The Capture of the Beylik of Karesi by the Ottomans (the Numismatic Evidence and Narrative Sources) The sequence of minting of Orhan bin Osman was reconstructed by Ph. Remler more than twenty years ago. Recently Render's Typology Chart was supported by K. MacKenzie and S. Srećković. In the paper, an alteration of the sequence has been proposed. The author argues that, because of their common cartouches (i.e. the ornaments which encircle the legends), В/II and C/III must be placed immediately before G/VIII type. There is the "Davidovich Law" which says that, during a ruler's reign, same cartouches of the reverse (that is on the coin's side which contains ruler's name) must follow each other without interruption. Once changed they would not be restored as long as the ruler was in power. This law might well have been applied to the Ottoman practice as well.
This conclusion has some interesting ramifications including a possibility to shed light on the relationship between the Ottomans and the Karesi dynasty. Beylerbeyi, a member of this family, minted akches of two types. One of them was identical to G/VIII. This indicates that Beylerbeyi was still ruling over a part of the Beylik of Karesi ca. 1360. The family is traced back to Melik Danishmend, a rival of the Seldjukids, who ruled in Sivas in the 1 lth century. In this respect, of great importance is the fact that B/II is an imitation of the coinage of the Rum Seldjuk Sultan Kay Qubad I which he struck in Sivas in the Hijra year of 629. The historical significance of this Ottoman coin lies therefore in the claim of supremacy over the descendants of the Danishmendids. In other words, the coin represented a firm claim that the House of Osman was the legitimate successor of the Seldjuk Sultans of Rum.
Dr A. Martynov. Inscriptions and Models as Monuments of Culture (a Study Based on Items of Traditional Chinese Culture) - 131
The article is an attempt to present "space" as a cultural concept. In the first part of the article the author tries to analyze the influence of the three teachings (san jiao) on "space" of landscape and "space" of public office and private dwelling. The second part concerns the transformation of such artifacts as gardens en miniature and precious stones into a mysterious country.
Dr I. Zograph. Interlevel Relationships and Language Interference (according to the Records of Mongolian Chancellery) - 167
For Chinese, a language whose main linguistic unit — the word — has no explicit grammatical (be it connected with syntax or morphology) meaning in itself, outside any syntactic structure, and, therefore, traditionally is not included into the framework of morphology, it seems reasonable to study both lexical and grammatical levels by opposing autosemantic words to auxiliary and/or function elements of the language. The peculiarities of the Chinese language as concerns interlevel relations represent themselves specifically in the so-called chancellery style caused directly by the Mongol language and being in use in China under the Mongol domination (1280-1368). These features are given a particularly detailed review in the article.
B. Norik. The Lives and Works of the 16th-17th Century Historians of Central Asian Literature, Hasan Nithari and Mutribi Samarkandi - 183
This article deals with two most interesting poets and scholars of the 16th century Mavarannahr. Their names are Hasan Nithari and Mutribi Samarkandi. Both of them are the authors of interesting anthologies (tadhkiras) which give a sufficiently full picture of the functioning of literary circles.
Both tadhkiras give important data for studying literary links between Mavarannahr, India and Iran. In this article a little-studied work by Mutribi Tarikh-i Jahangiri is used. This work, written in 1036/1626-27, gives a lot of new details for biography of Mutribi himself as well as for many poets mentioned in his previous anthology Tadhkirat al-shu 'ara (written 1013/1605). This anthology is one of the main sources for studying biography of Hasan Nithari who was a teacher of Mutribi. The article gives some scenes which illustrate the literary life of Mavarannahr and our authors' biographies. Being rather mediocre poets they made an important contribution to Central Asian literary studies and went down in history as historians of literature. The interest to those tadhkiras is caused by the fact that in our anthologies about 600 persons are mentioned while the 16th century is still considered to be a dark period in the history of Persian literature. So with the help of our anthologies as well as some other sources we shall be able to reconstruct the literary life of that period.
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Dr O. Vasilyeva. Oriental Manuscript Collections in the National Library of Russia - 217
On March 11, 2005, the Manuscript Department of the National Library of Russia (formerly Imperial Public Library) in St. Petersburg has celebrated its 200th anniversary. Owing to the labours and care of many generations of collectors and scientists, diplomats and military officers, emperors and librarians, the Manuscript Department is now a unique phenomenon: there is hardly another library in the world which could boast such a harmonious collection comprising a great body of fine specimens of Russian-Slavonic and Greek, West European and Oriental monuments of writing. All in all there are more than 400,000 manuscripts kept in the Library, the oldest ones being the Ancient Egyptian papyri of 10th century B.C.
Among 27,000 Oriental items there are Jewish, Islamic, Oriental-Christian parchment or paper codices and fragments, scrolls and separate documents, as well as manuscripts from the Far East and South-East Asia. The most important manuscripts are the following: 1) Syriac translation of the "History of the Church" by Eusebius dated to 462 (the oldest dated manuscript in the Library); 2) "Paul's Epistle" of 892 in Arabic, with the miniature "Paul and Timothy"; 3-5) three Hebrew Bibles dated 916 (with Babylonian pointing), 929 (the earliest Hebrew manuscript illuminated with gold) and 1008-1010 (the oldest dated complete Hebrew Bible, also illuminated). There is also a collection of old Quran fragments written in Kufi script, and a large portion of Persian manuscripts decorated with fine miniatures. These treasures are cared for and studied by many generations of librarians, conservators and readers.
Dr V. Bobrovnikov. Catalogue of Arabic, Persian and Turkic manuscripts from Kabardino-Balkaria - 239
This paper is the first attempt at a systematic description of manuscripts and old-printed books in Arabic, Persian and Turkic languages from mosques and private collections in the Northwest Caucasus. It is based on materials collected by a group of anthropologists under the direction of Dr. Irina Babich in the Republic of Kabardino-Balkaria in July 2002. The present catalogue includes 51 items relating to traditional subjects of the Islamic scholarship such as Arabic grammar and syntax (al-sarf wa-l-nahw), Qur'an, Qur'anic exegesis (tafsir), Islamic jurisprudence (al-fiqh and Shari'a) and its principles (usul al-fiqh), the Prophet's biography (sira), ethics (suluk), Sufi mysticism (tasawwuf), homiletics (khutab), philosophy and logic, Arabic, Persian and Turkic literature, poetry (adab) and history (ta'rikh). Printed copies of the Qur'an as well as works on Islamic traditions (hadith) and theology (kalam) were not found by the expedition. Manuscripts and books date back to the period from the early eighteenth century until 1919. Most of them were written and copied in Arabic outside the Northwest Caucasus. That was the production of well-known publishing houses and copying centres in Cairo, Istanbul, Bakhchisaray, Kazan, Temir-Khan-Shura and Dagestani villages, which was commonly used in maktabs and madrasas in the North Caucasus. Such a broad 'geography' reflects a network of regular ties that connected local Muslim 'ulama' with their colleagues in Islamic cultural centres in the Russian and Ottoman empires from the Middle East through Crimea, to the Volga region and Central Asia. A comparative study of these manuscripts and books provides important information about curricula of Islamic education in the Northwest Caucasus under the Russian imperial rule.
Dr Yu. Ioannesyan. St.-Petersburg Collection of Texts relating to the Babi Teaching and Bahai Faith (the 19th—Early 20th Centuries) - 304
The Russian Empire during the 19th century was highly interested in the current events and political changes which were developing in Persia, especially those events surrounding the appearance of the Babi and Baha'i Faiths. Persia has always been a strategic concern of Russia's geopolitical interests and this traditional importance, which has been given to Iran has materialized itself in hundreds if not thousands of documents and writings collected by the pre-revolutionary Russian government. Among these materials, which were constantly flowing into the Russian Empire was information about and original Writings of these two emerging religions. Fortunately, this information was supplied regularly and systematized by the Russian diplomats and scholars working in Persia. Among these Russian diplomats were trained Orientalists, who could rightly ascertain their significance.
The majority of Babi and Baha'i materials collected during the 19th century ended up in St.-Petersburg, the capital of the Russian Empire. Eventually, these materials were distributed between the following three learning centers: The St. Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies under the Russian Academy of Sciences (formerly the Asiatic Museum), the National Library (formerly the Public Library) in St. Petersburg and the Oriental Faculty of St. Petersburg State University. The largest of these collections is in the abovementioned St.-Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies, which for the most part this paper concerns. It is a brief introduction to these materials. The most significant of them can be divided between (1) the Writings of the Bab, the Prophet-Founder of the Babi Faith who was Baha'u'llah's Forerunner and (2) the Writings of Baha'u'llah, the Founder of the Baha'i Faith. We can further distinguish the materials into two broad groups: manuscripts or publications of manuscripts of the Writings (with and without translations) of the central figures of the Babi and Baha'i Faiths, and manuscripts and publications of other materials like eyewitness accounts and historical documents about the Babi and Baha'i Faiths, defined in this paper as other sources.
Dr D. Vasilyev. On the Compilation of an Electronic Catalogue of Written Records of the Turkic Nomads of Eurasia, Early Medieval Epoch (Based on Collections of Russian Museums) (1863-1934) - 321
Dr Ts. Vanchikova. The International Seminar "The Written Legacy of Mongolian Peoples: Urgent Problems of Computerizing Orientalist Research", Ulan-Ude, August 2-6, 2004 - 323
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Dr K. Zhukov. Dr O. Vasilyeva (ed.). Oriental Collection, Issue 6 - 329
Dr R. Beryozkin. Che Xilun. Zhongguo baojuan zong mu (A General Catalogue of the Chinese baojuan) - 331
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'Grimm' is Coming to TNT in 2015
October 15, 2014 By T.J. 6 Comments
TNT scores exclusive off-net cable rights from NBCUniversal Television & New Media Distribution to air Grimm, a drama series inspired by the classic Grimm Brother's Fairy Tales.
The show centers on Portland homicide detective Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli), who discovers he's descended from an elite line of criminal profilers known as Grimms. He soon finds his responsibilities as a detective increasingly at odds with his new responsibilities as a Grimm. Also starring in Grimm are Russell Hornsby as Hank, Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette, Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe, Sasha Roiz as Captain Renard, Reggie Lee as Sgt. Wu, Bree Turner as Rosalee and Claire Coffee as Adalind. (via TNT)
TNT will begin airing the first 3 seasons of the series in early 2015. The fourth season of Grimm which premieres on NBC Friday, October 24, 9/8c will be available to join the TNT line-up in the fall of 2015.
"We are thrilled that TNT will bring Grimm's clever writing and creative storytelling to its audience,"said Bruce Casino, executive vice president, NBCUniversal TV & New Media Distribution, "continuing our strong content relationship with Turner Entertainment Networks." (via TNT)
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Harvest Moon 64, released in Japan as Bokujō Monogatari 2 (牧場物語2), is a farm simulation video game developed by Victor Interactive Software and published by Natsume for the Nintendo 64 video game console, and the third game in the Story of Seasons series (following Harvest Moon GB). It was first released in Japan on February 5, 1999, and was later released in North America on December 22, 1999.
Natsume initially stated bringing it to Wii U Virtual Console was not possible due to unknown technical issues, despite the Wii proving the task to be possible through homebrew emulation. However, in celebration of the series' twentieth anniversary, the game abruptly saw release on the Wii U Virtual Console on February 23, 2017. This also marked the game's debut in the PAL regions (the original had been cancelled due to time constraints), as well as the game's first official re-release (as well as the first time digital) in nearly two decades.
The objective of Harvest Moon 64 is to restore and maintain an abandoned farm left to the player by their grandfather. Along with restoring the farm, there are a number of other side quests that the player may choose to partake in, including training and racing a horse, selling crops, participating in a variety of town festivals, falling in love and getting married, collecting recipes, and collecting photographs from various achievements and events.
The player starts out with the bare minimum features for the farm, including an empty chicken coop and barn, but animals and house extensions can be purchased and tools can be upgraded over the course of the game. The local town, where most of the villagers spend their day, contains a church, a bar, a bakery, a town square, a flower shop, a library, a tool shop, among other things.


Did you know that a third of all dog pets owners in the US have admitted to at some point speaking to their dog over the answering machine when they are not home? How about that fact that dogs have webbed feet which help it t swim? Or the fact that man's best friend suffers from jealousy just like any other human and is more likely to turn green-eyed monster as humans? When it comes to dogs there are several fun facts that you are bound to keep you guessing and in this article I have shared with fun facts about dogs that are bound to keep you guessing.
• They only way dogs can be able to dispatch heat is by panting. In addition to that dogs are known to sweat from the bottom of their feet.
• When it comes to facial expressions, dogs have over 100 different ones most of which are made by their ears.
• While cats have over 100 vocal sounds dogs are known to have about 10 of them.
• Worldwide there are over 350 breeds of dogs which are completely different.
• Dogs tend not to have appendix.
• Dalmatians, dogs which have been made popular thanks to Hollywood are usually born as pure white dogs. They usually develop the black spots as they grow older.
• Contrary to belief dogs can actually see colors. The only color that a dog doesn't recognize is red and it usually registers as gray. Colors such as green, yellow, blue, as well as gray, can easily be seen by a dog.
• When they run at full speeds dogs are able to reach speeds of up to 19 miles per hour.


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Q: Cannot select a checkbox in codeception Here is the code which I have used to select a checkbox:
create-event-form this is the form id and checkbox name "published". I have used this sometimes its working and sometimes its not. totally confused!
$I->checkOption('#create-event-form input[type=checkbox]');
but it's not working!
can anybody suggest where i'm wrong.

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Several years ago (more than ten) I worked for a design company that was doing the interior of a hotel in downtown Scottsdale, AZ. I don't remember how many rooms, but it was an impressive contract. It was a fun experience. Now, I can't enter a restaurant or public building without noticing the light fixtures, color scheme, fabrics, etc. It's an interesting perspective.
We acquired tons of samples on this job and there were two fabrics, selected for the lounge that I particularly liked. My boss kindly gave these pieces to me when we were done with the project.
I've been saving them for over ten years, intending to make pillows, and this week, I finally did it!
The one on the left we purchased with the couch. The two I made are the purple stripe and the pillow in front with the gold lizard motif. I remember the purple stripe had been chosen for the bar stools, but I can't remember what the lizard material was for.
For the purple pillow, I followed an easy "envelope" pillow tutorial found here and here.
I had been waiting for trims or buttons to go on sale at Joann's so I could find something for the ends of the lizard pillow, but they never did, so I made my own with some cording I had in my stash.
I did not follow a pattern for the lizard pillow. I simply measured my pillow form to determine how much fabric I would need, pretty much the same way you decide how much paper you need to wrap a package. Cut, sewed the long edge, stuffed the form inside (made sure it was centered) then made a running stitch at each end, cinched the fabric together and stitched to secure.
I love the way they turned out! And they work with the color scheme in the master bedroom too! So if I get tired of them in the living room, I'll move them in there!
Do you have anything special (fabric or otherwise) you've been saving for just the perfect project? I'd love to hear!
First of all, I love your couch! Second, your pillows are lovely. The lizard print with the rolled cord button is my favorite. That purple pillow could anchor a black and purple Halloween theme! Good job!


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Q: Nginx rewrite-target overwritting domain/suffix/index.php to domain/index.php recently I have deployed an kubernetes cluster which is running wordpress instance and phpmyadmin. I'm using Nginx ingress controller to perform path based routing for both the services. However, request to / is happening without any hassle but when I request domain.com/phpmyadmin/ I get a login page after which I have been redirected to domain.com/index.php instead of domain.com/phpmyadmin/index.php. Please suggest me possible turn around for this. Thank you guys for the support :)
My ingress.yaml
apiVersion: networking.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: Ingress
metadata:
  name: ingress-nginx
  annotations:
    kubernetes.io/ingress.class: nginx
    nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/ssl-redirect: "false"
    nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/add-base-url : "true"
    nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/rewrite-target: "/$2"
    # ingress.kubernetes.io/rewrite-target: "^/phpmyadmin/"
spec:
  rules:
    - host: example.domain.com
      http:
        paths:
          - path: /
            backend:
              serviceName: wordpress
              servicePort: 80
          - path: /phpmyadmin(/|$)(.*)
            backend:
              serviceName: phpmyadmin
              servicePort: 80

A: I'd say issue is not on Nginx Ingress side.
nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/rewrite-target: "/$2"
...
- path: /phpmyadmin(/|$)(.*)

Should work properly for you.
However there is second part, configuration of myphpadmin. As you didn't provide this configuration I would guess what could cause this issue.
Like mentioned in phpmyadmin docs, sometimes you need to set $cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri']

In some setups (like separate SSL proxy or load balancer) you might have to set $cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri'] for correct redirection.

As I based on this configuration, many depends on how you configured PMA_ABSOLUTE_URI, is it http://somedomain.com/phpmyadmin or different?
Is important as you might encounter situation like:

*

*When you enter to http://somedomain.com/phpmyadmin and login you will be redirected to http://somedomain.com/ so Ingress will redirect you to path: / set in ingress

*If you will again enter http://somedomain.com/phpmyadmin you will be able to see phpmyadmin content, like you would be already logged in.

You could try to add env in your myphpadmin deployment. It would look similar like below:
  env:
    - name: PMA_ABSOLUTE_URI
      value: http://somedomain.com/myphpadmin/

Last thing, its not recommended to use expose phpmyadmin without https.
For some extra information you can read this article.
In short:

*

*Nginx ingress configuration looks ok

*Check your myphpadmin configuration, especially PMA_ABSOLUTE_URI.


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The Festival has drawn hundreds of thousands of small business owners and managers over more than a decade, and provided businesses with the opportunity to exchange ideas, access free or low-cost information and support and establish valuable professional networks.
The Festival offers a wide range of practical, interactive and innovative events that cover topics such as business planning, marketing, social media, networking and financial management.


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import collections
import numbers
import re
import warnings

from oslo_cache import core
from oslo_config import cfg
from oslo_utils import strutils
import six

from heat.common import cache
from heat.common import exception
from heat.common.i18n import _
from heat.engine import resources

# decorator that allows to cache the value
# of the function based on input arguments
MEMOIZE = core.get_memoization_decorator(conf=cfg.CONF,
                                         region=cache.get_cache_region(),
                                         group="constraint_validation_cache")

class Schema(collections.Mapping):
    """
    Schema base class for validating properties or parameters.

    Schema objects are serialisable to dictionaries following a superset of
    the HOT input Parameter schema using dict().

    Serialises to JSON in the form::

        {
            'type': 'list',
            'required': False
            'constraints': [
                {
                    'length': {'min': 1},
                    'description': 'List must not be empty'
                }
            ],
            'schema': {
                '*': {
                    'type': 'string'
                }
            },
            'description': 'An example list property.'
        }
    """

    KEYS = (
        TYPE, DESCRIPTION, DEFAULT, SCHEMA, REQUIRED, CONSTRAINTS,
    ) = (
        'type', 'description', 'default', 'schema', 'required', 'constraints',
    )

    # Keywords for data types; each Schema subclass can define its respective
    # type name used in templates
    TYPE_KEYS = (
        INTEGER_TYPE, STRING_TYPE, NUMBER_TYPE, BOOLEAN_TYPE, MAP_TYPE,
        LIST_TYPE,
    ) = (
        'INTEGER', 'STRING', 'NUMBER', 'BOOLEAN', 'MAP',
        'LIST',
    )

    # Default type names for data types used in templates; can be overridden by
    # subclasses
    TYPES = (
        INTEGER, STRING, NUMBER, BOOLEAN, MAP, LIST,
    ) = (
        'Integer', 'String', 'Number', 'Boolean', 'Map', 'List',
    )

    def __init__(self, data_type, description=None,
                 default=None, schema=None,
                 required=False, constraints=None, label=None):
        self._len = None
        self.label = label
        self.type = data_type
        if self.type not in self.TYPES:
            raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(
                message=_('Invalid type (%s)') % self.type)

        if required and default is not None:
            warnings.warn("Option 'required=True' should not be used with "
                          "any 'default' value ({0})".format(default))

        self.description = description
        self.required = required

        if isinstance(schema, type(self)):
            if self.type != self.LIST:
                msg = _('Single schema valid only for '
                        '%(ltype)s, not %(utype)s') % dict(ltype=self.LIST,
                                                           utype=self.type)
                raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(message=msg)

            self.schema = AnyIndexDict(schema)
        else:
            self.schema = schema
        if self.schema is not None and self.type not in (self.LIST,
                                                         self.MAP):
            msg = _('Schema valid only for %(ltype)s or '
                    '%(mtype)s, not %(utype)s') % dict(ltype=self.LIST,
                                                       mtype=self.MAP,
                                                       utype=self.type)
            raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(message=msg)

        self.constraints = constraints or []
        self.default = default

    def validate(self, context=None):
        """Validates the schema.

        This method checks if the schema itself is valid, and if the
        default value - if present - complies to the schema's constraints.
        """
        for c in self.constraints:
            if not self._is_valid_constraint(c):
                err_msg = _('%(name)s constraint '
                            'invalid for %(utype)s') % dict(
                                name=type(c).__name__,
                                utype=self.type)
                raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(message=err_msg)

        self._validate_default(context)
        # validated nested schema(ta)
        if self.schema:
            if isinstance(self.schema, AnyIndexDict):
                self.schema.value.validate(context)
            else:
                for nested_schema in six.itervalues(self.schema):
                    nested_schema.validate(context)

    def _validate_default(self, context):
        if self.default is not None:
            try:
                self.validate_constraints(self.default, context,
                                          [CustomConstraint])
            except (ValueError, TypeError) as exc:
                raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(
                    message=_('Invalid default %(default)s (%(exc)s)') %
                    dict(default=self.default, exc=exc))

    def set_default(self, default=None):
        """Set the default value for this Schema object."""
        self.default = default

    def _is_valid_constraint(self, constraint):
        valid_types = getattr(constraint, 'valid_types', [])
        return any(self.type == getattr(self, t, None) for t in valid_types)

    @staticmethod
    def str_to_num(value):
        """Convert a string representation of a number into a numeric type."""
        if isinstance(value, numbers.Number):
            return value
        try:
            return int(value)
        except ValueError:
            return float(value)

    def to_schema_type(self, value):
        """Returns the value in the schema's data type."""
        try:
            # We have to be backwards-compatible for Integer and Number
            # Schema types and try to convert string representations of
            # number into "real" number types, therefore calling
            # str_to_num below.
            if self.type == self.INTEGER:
                num = Schema.str_to_num(value)
                if isinstance(num, float):
                    raise ValueError(_('%s is not an integer.') % num)
                return num
            elif self.type == self.NUMBER:
                return Schema.str_to_num(value)
            elif self.type == self.STRING:
                return str(value)
            elif self.type == self.BOOLEAN:
                return strutils.bool_from_string(str(value), strict=True)
        except ValueError:
            raise ValueError(_('Value "%(val)s" is invalid for data type '
                               '"%(type)s".')
                             % {'val': value, 'type': self.type})

        return value

    def validate_constraints(self, value, context=None, skipped=None):
        if not skipped:
            skipped = []

        try:
            for constraint in self.constraints:
                if type(constraint) not in skipped:
                    constraint.validate(value, self, context)
        except ValueError as ex:
            raise exception.StackValidationFailed(message=six.text_type(ex))

    def __getitem__(self, key):
        if key == self.TYPE:
            return self.type.lower()
        elif key == self.DESCRIPTION:
            if self.description is not None:
                return self.description
        elif key == self.DEFAULT:
            if self.default is not None:
                return self.default
        elif key == self.SCHEMA:
            if self.schema is not None:
                return dict((n, dict(s)) for n, s in self.schema.items())
        elif key == self.REQUIRED:
            return self.required
        elif key == self.CONSTRAINTS:
            if self.constraints:
                return [dict(c) for c in self.constraints]

        raise KeyError(key)

    def __iter__(self):
        for k in self.KEYS:
            try:
                self[k]
            except KeyError:
                pass
            else:
                yield k

    def __len__(self):
        if self._len is None:
            self._len = len(list(iter(self)))
        return self._len

class AnyIndexDict(collections.Mapping):
    """
    A Mapping that returns the same value for any integer index.

    Used for storing the schema for a list. When converted to a dictionary,
    it contains a single item with the key '*'.
    """

    ANYTHING = '*'

    def __init__(self, value):
        self.value = value

    def __getitem__(self, key):
        if key != self.ANYTHING and not isinstance(key, six.integer_types):
            raise KeyError(_('Invalid key %s') % str(key))

        return self.value

    def __iter__(self):
        yield self.ANYTHING

    def __len__(self):
        return 1

class Constraint(collections.Mapping):
    """
    Parent class for constraints on allowable values for a Property.

    Constraints are serialisable to dictionaries following the HOT input
    Parameter constraints schema using dict().
    """

    (DESCRIPTION,) = ('description',)

    def __init__(self, description=None):
        self.description = description

    def __str__(self):
        def desc():
            if self.description:
                yield self.description
            yield self._str()

        return '\n'.join(desc())

    def validate(self, value, schema=None, context=None):
        if not self._is_valid(value, schema, context):
            if self.description:
                err_msg = self.description
            else:
                err_msg = self._err_msg(value)
            raise ValueError(err_msg)

    @classmethod
    def _name(cls):
        return '_'.join(w.lower() for w in re.findall('[A-Z]?[a-z]+',
                                                      cls.__name__))

    def __getitem__(self, key):
        if key == self.DESCRIPTION:
            if self.description is None:
                raise KeyError(key)
            return self.description

        if key == self._name():
            return self._constraint()

        raise KeyError(key)

    def __iter__(self):
        if self.description is not None:
            yield self.DESCRIPTION

        yield self._name()

    def __len__(self):
        return 2 if self.description is not None else 1

class Range(Constraint):
    """
    Constrain values within a range.

    Serialises to JSON as::

        {
            'range': {'min': <min>, 'max': <max>},
            'description': <description>
        }
    """

    (MIN, MAX) = ('min', 'max')

    valid_types = (Schema.INTEGER_TYPE, Schema.NUMBER_TYPE,)

    def __init__(self, min=None, max=None, description=None):
        super(Range, self).__init__(description)
        self.min = min
        self.max = max

        for param in (min, max):
            if not isinstance(param, (float, six.integer_types, type(None))):
                raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(
                    message=_('min/max must be numeric'))

        if min is max is None:
            raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(
                message=_('A range constraint must have a min value and/or '
                          'a max value specified.'))

    def _str(self):
        if self.max is None:
            fmt = _('The value must be at least %(min)s.')
        elif self.min is None:
            fmt = _('The value must be no greater than %(max)s.')
        else:
            fmt = _('The value must be in the range %(min)s to %(max)s.')
        return fmt % self._constraint()

    def _err_msg(self, value):
        return '%s is out of range (min: %s, max: %s)' % (value,
                                                          self.min,
                                                          self.max)

    def _is_valid(self, value, schema, context):
        value = Schema.str_to_num(value)

        if self.min is not None:
            if value < self.min:
                return False

        if self.max is not None:
            if value > self.max:
                return False

        return True

    def _constraint(self):
        def constraints():
            if self.min is not None:
                yield self.MIN, self.min
            if self.max is not None:
                yield self.MAX, self.max

        return dict(constraints())

class Length(Range):
    """
    Constrain the length of values within a range.

    Serialises to JSON as::

        {
            'length': {'min': <min>, 'max': <max>},
            'description': <description>
        }
    """

    valid_types = (Schema.STRING_TYPE, Schema.LIST_TYPE, Schema.MAP_TYPE,)

    def __init__(self, min=None, max=None, description=None):
        if min is max is None:
            raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(
                message=_('A length constraint must have a min value and/or '
                          'a max value specified.'))

        super(Length, self).__init__(min, max, description)

        for param in (min, max):
            if not isinstance(param, (six.integer_types, type(None))):
                msg = _('min/max length must be integral')
                raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(message=msg)

    def _str(self):
        if self.max is None:
            fmt = _('The length must be at least %(min)s.')
        elif self.min is None:
            fmt = _('The length must be no greater than %(max)s.')
        else:
            fmt = _('The length must be in the range %(min)s to %(max)s.')
        return fmt % self._constraint()

    def _err_msg(self, value):
        return 'length (%d) is out of range (min: %s, max: %s)' % (len(value),
                                                                   self.min,
                                                                   self.max)

    def _is_valid(self, value, schema, context):
        return super(Length, self)._is_valid(len(value), schema, context)

class AllowedValues(Constraint):
    """
    Constrain values to a predefined set.

    Serialises to JSON as::

        {
            'allowed_values': [<allowed1>, <allowed2>, ...],
            'description': <description>
        }
    """

    valid_types = (Schema.STRING_TYPE, Schema.INTEGER_TYPE, Schema.NUMBER_TYPE,
                   Schema.BOOLEAN_TYPE, Schema.LIST_TYPE,)

    def __init__(self, allowed, description=None):
        super(AllowedValues, self).__init__(description)
        if (not isinstance(allowed, collections.Sequence) or
                isinstance(allowed, six.string_types)):
            raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(
                message=_('AllowedValues must be a list'))
        self.allowed = tuple(allowed)

    def _str(self):
        allowed = ', '.join(str(a) for a in self.allowed)
        return _('Allowed values: %s') % allowed

    def _err_msg(self, value):
        allowed = '[%s]' % ', '.join(str(a) for a in self.allowed)
        return '"%s" is not an allowed value %s' % (value, allowed)

    def _is_valid(self, value, schema, context):
        # For list values, check if all elements of the list are contained
        # in allowed list.
        if isinstance(value, list):
            return all(v in self.allowed for v in value)

        if schema is not None:
            _allowed = tuple(schema.to_schema_type(v) for v in self.allowed)
            return schema.to_schema_type(value) in _allowed

        return value in self.allowed

    def _constraint(self):
        return list(self.allowed)

class AllowedPattern(Constraint):
    """
    Constrain values to a predefined regular expression pattern.

    Serialises to JSON as::

        {
            'allowed_pattern': <pattern>,
            'description': <description>
        }
    """

    valid_types = (Schema.STRING_TYPE,)

    def __init__(self, pattern, description=None):
        super(AllowedPattern, self).__init__(description)
        if not isinstance(pattern, six.string_types):
            raise exception.InvalidSchemaError(
                message=_('AllowedPattern must be a string'))
        self.pattern = pattern
        self.match = re.compile(pattern).match

    def _str(self):
        return _('Value must match pattern: %s') % self.pattern

    def _err_msg(self, value):
        return '"%s" does not match pattern "%s"' % (value, self.pattern)

    def _is_valid(self, value, schema, context):
        match = self.match(value)
        return match is not None and match.end() == len(value)

    def _constraint(self):
        return self.pattern

class CustomConstraint(Constraint):
    """
    A constraint delegating validation to an external class.
    """
    valid_types = (Schema.STRING_TYPE, Schema.INTEGER_TYPE, Schema.NUMBER_TYPE,
                   Schema.BOOLEAN_TYPE, Schema.LIST_TYPE)

    def __init__(self, name, description=None, environment=None):
        super(CustomConstraint, self).__init__(description)
        self.name = name
        self._environment = environment
        self._custom_constraint = None

    def _constraint(self):
        return self.name

    @property
    def custom_constraint(self):
        if self._custom_constraint is None:
            if self._environment is None:
                self._environment = resources.global_env()
            constraint_class = self._environment.get_constraint(self.name)
            if constraint_class:
                self._custom_constraint = constraint_class()
        return self._custom_constraint

    def _str(self):
        message = getattr(self.custom_constraint, "message", None)
        if not message:
            message = _('Value must be of type %s') % self.name
        return message

    def _err_msg(self, value):
        constraint = self.custom_constraint
        if constraint is None:
            return _('"%(value)s" does not validate %(name)s '
                     '(constraint not found)') % {
                         "value": value, "name": self.name}

        error = getattr(constraint, "error", None)
        if error:
            return error(value)
        return _('"%(value)s" does not validate %(name)s') % {
            "value": value, "name": self.name}

    def _is_valid(self, value, schema, context):
        constraint = self.custom_constraint
        if not constraint:
            return False
        return constraint.validate(value, context)

class BaseCustomConstraint(object):
    """A base class for validation using API clients.

    It will provide a better error message, and reduce a bit of duplication.
    Subclass must provide `expected_exceptions` and implement
    `validate_with_client`.
    """
    expected_exceptions = ()

    _error_message = None

    def error(self, value):
        if self._error_message is None:
            return _("Error validating value %(value)r") % {"value": value}
        return _("Error validating value %(value)r: %(message)s") % {
            "value": value, "message": self._error_message}

    def validate(self, value, context):

        @MEMOIZE
        def check_cache_or_validate_value(class_name, value_to_validate):
            """Check if validation result stored in cache or validate value.

            The function checks that value was validated and validation
            result stored in cache. If not then it executes validation and
            stores the result of validation in cache.
            If caching is disable it requests for validation each time.

            :param class_name: name of custom constraint class, it will be
                               used in cache key to distinguish values
            :param value_to_validate: value that need to be validated
            :return: True if value is valid otherwise False
            """
            try:
                self.validate_with_client(context.clients, value_to_validate)
            except self.expected_exceptions as e:
                self._error_message = str(e)
                return False
            else:
                return True

        validation_result = check_cache_or_validate_value(
            self.__class__.__name__, value)
        # if validation failed we should not store it in cache
        # cause validation will be fixed soon (by admin or other guy)
        # and we don't need to require user wait for expiration time
        if not validation_result:
            check_cache_or_validate_value.invalidate(self.__class__.__name__,
                                                     value)
        return validation_result

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Вячеслав Николаевич Ластовиря (род. 1948) — специалист в области электросварки. Доктор технических наук, профессор, заведующий кафедрой «Оборудование и технологии сварочного производства» Московского политехнического университета.

Биография
Вячеслав Николаевич Ластовиря родился в 1948 году. В 1971 году окончил МВТУ им. Н. Э. Баумана по специальности инженера-электромеханика. В 1984 году учился на инженерном потоке в МГУ им. М. В. Ломоносова по специальности прикладная математика.

По окончании МВТУ им. Н. Э. Баумана работал в институте в должности инженера, старшего инженера. В 1974—1976 годах учился в аспирантуре на кафедре сварки МВТУ им. Н. Э. Баумана. Его научными руководителями были Акулов А. И. и Гладков Э. А. В 1977 годы защитил диссертацию на тему: «Повышение стабильности процесса электронно-лучевой сварки на основе оперативного контроля параметров пучка и идентификации формы парогазового канала». Получил ученую степень кандидата технических наук. Продолжил работу в должности старшего научного сотрудника в «Научно-исследовательском и конструкторском институте монтажной технологии» (НИКИМТ, Министерства среднего машиностроения) в лаборатории электронно-лучевых технологий. С его участием в лаборатории были разработаны и изготовлены адаптивные неоптимальные системы автоматического управления электронно-лучевой сваркой (АСНИ ЭЛС).

С 1991 года Вячеслав Николаевич работал в Московском энергетическом институте в должности доцента. В 2002 году защитил докторскую диссертацию в МВТУ на тему: «Повышение стабильности процесса электронно-лучевой сварки на основе оперативного контроля параметров пучка и идентификации формы парогазового канала». Получил ученую степень доктора технических наук и звание профессора.

В 2003 году перешёл на работу в Московский государственный индустриальный университет (МГИУ) заведующим кафедрой. Был избран на эту должность в 2004 году. Продолжает работать в этой должности и после вхождения МГИУ в Университет машиностроения (МАМИ), и далее, в свою очередь — в Московский политехнический университет. В университете ведет курсы: «Физические процессы и явления в сварочной технике», «Автоматизация сварочных процессов», «Математическое моделирование и САПР процессов в сварке», «Источники питания для сварки», «Физические основы генерации концентрированных потоков энергии (КПЭ)», «Математические методы в инженерии» и др.

Вячеслав Николаевич Ластовиря состоит в диссертационном совете МГТУ им. Н. Э. Баумана, является членом экспертного совета Московского политехнического университета, членом Центрального дома учёных.

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Q: How to check if my hadoop is running in pseudo distributed mode? I installed hadoop quite a while ago but I somehow have forgotten if I installed in pseudo distributed mode or not.How can I check it? while my hadoop is running

A: To know if you are running hadoop in Standalone or Pseudo distributed mode, verify your configuration files. Below information might help.

A: The tool jps lists out all running Java processes. From the console you can run
$ jps

and check whether JobTracker, TaskTracker and the HDFS daemons are running.

A: Check your configuration files:-
Go to directory where hadoop configurations are kept (/etc/hadoop in case of Ubuntu)
Look at slaves and masters files, if both have only localhost or (local IP) it is pseudo-distributed. In case slaves file is empty it is standalone.


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Does Muscle Weigh More Than Fat?
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It's a frustrating and all-too-common scenario: You've been working hard to lose weight. Your diet is clean and you've become a regular at the gym. You've even started to notice that your clothes fit better.
But just when you're starting to feel accomplished, you encounter your nemesis: the scale. Despite all of your best efforts, the number you see is refusing to budge. How is that possible? After all, your body has definitely changed. Does that mean that the rumor's true? Does muscle weigh more than fat? Here's what you should know.
Density vs. Weight
Technically, muscle doesn't weigh more than fat. A pound of muscle is the same as a pound of fat, just like a pound of sand is the same as a pound of rocks. Weight is a fixed measurement that doesn't change, regardless of the material involved.
To understand how you can lose inches but not lose pounds, think back to your high school physics class and remember the difference between density and weight. Density has to do with the amount of something that can fit into a given space. Weight, on the other hand, refers to how heavy an object or person is. As previously mentioned, measurements of weight, such as pounds, are set standards.
Muscle is vastly more dense than fat, taking up about four times less space on the body. Muscles also have a distinct shape that they absolutely must follow in order to function properly. While a pound of muscle weighs the same as a pound of fat, it's confined to a much smaller area. This explains how you can lose inches even when your weight stays the same. In the same way, it's possible—and common—for beginner lifters to actually gain weight as they lose inches.
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Does muscle weigh more than fat? Nope. However, this discussion brings up an important point about measuring your progress: It may be time to ditch your scale. Weight, the only thing the scale can measure, is not an accurate depiction of your health or fitness level. While you may be focused on reaching a specific number, make sure you also remember that your scale is only measuring the force your body exerts due to gravity. A better way to keep track of your progress is to write down your exercises and any changes that you're noticing. This could mean that you're recording your reps, time, or even how you feel after each exercise. By noting these changes, you're not only able to hold yourself accountable when it comes to your health and fitness routine, but you can also see your improvement more clearly.
As you progress, you may start noticing that you're gaining muscle but not losing weight. Keep in mind that that doesn't mean you're failing or not getting healthier. Focusing too much attention on the scale's number can be extremely misleading, discouraging, and even potentially harmful. Use these tips to better gauge your journey as you work toward living a healthier lifestyle.


Google Maps is your friend :-) The following link shows your walking route. If you want to see the route using the S-Bahn, just click the "By Public Transit" icon at the top left.... 14/12/2018 · AZIMUT hotel in Bavaria's capital is only 20 minutes away from the heart of the city, the Marienplatz Square giving you an opportunity of getting familiar with the most beautiful city in Germany.
AZIMUT Hotel Munich Rooms. Know Before You Go. Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.... Munich is a wonderful city to visit and is easy to get around by public transport or walking. We did two organized walking tours, otherwise we did self guided tours. We did two organized walking tours, otherwise we did self guided tours.
The excellent Novum Hotel Muenchen Am Hauptbahnhof is rated 3 stars and features 138 rooms for guests to stay in. The hotel occupies 7 floors and was renovated in 2011. The hotel occupies 7 floors and was renovated in 2011. how to hold chopsticks korean 17/04/2012 · We will be staying at the Courtyard Munich City East (Orleansstrasse 81-83). The closest train station stop is the Ostbahnhof. So, when we take the train from the airport to the hotel, will we need to transfer at the Hauptbahnhof?
Property Location With a stay at AZIMUT Hotel Munich in Munich (Bogenhausen), you'll be close to Siemens Headquarters and English Garden. This hotel is within close proximity of International Congress Center Munich and Maximilianeum.
Munich's historic Marienplatz Square, home to the City Hall and its famous Glockenspiel, is east of the Hauptbanhof, and can also be reached on foot. After dark, the area directly around the station has a reputation for being unsafe, and it is advisable to avoid these areas after dark if traveling alone.
The 4-star Hotel NH München Messe can be found in a quiet area of Munich, just a few metres from the A94 highway. The city's Neue Messe exhibition centre is also just a short distance away.
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Without a crucial foundation in education, the choice for students to attend higher education is dim and employment upon leaving school is harder to achieve. Social mobility is limited and research indicates that with these bleak prospects, a child with lower academic achievement is more likely to feel socially excluded.
Despite Muslims in the UK comprising 4.8% of the overall population in 2011, 8.1% of all UK school children were Muslim. A large number of these pupils are under-achieving and under-performing, and although there has been some improvement, Pakistani and Bangladeshi pupils continue to have low GCSE attainment levels. The majority of those from ethnic minorities fail to attain entrance into the UK's better universities.
There are a number of reasons to explain these low attainment levels, markedly low motivation and aspirations of pupils, less involvement from parents and families and institutional discrimination which could lead some teachers to have low expectations for students from ethnic minority groups.
Muslim Hands is working to change the performance of these underperforming pupils. Our school intervention programme identifies locations where school children are underachieving and builds partnerships with local stakeholders. Through education booster sessions, homework clubs and mentors working one-to-one with pupils, obstacles to high attainment are highlighted and addressed. Extra curricula activities, sports programmes and trips are arranged for these children from under-privileged backgrounds in order to provide a holistic learning experience and to combat social exclusion. In addition, Muslim Hands is helping to inspire young people through motivational career talks and advice from leading practitioners across a variety of career paths.
Since 2008 we have been running the Young Muslim Writers Awards which encourages 5 to 16 year old Britons to write creatively and improve their communication skills. An annual competition is held to select the best poetry and short stories and an awards ceremony commemorates the shortlisted writers. Regular writing workshops in schools, libraries and community organisations supplement the competition and develop the writers' creative skills.
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We know about Big Data - a domain that focuses on storing and processing large and complex datasets. But there are situations where we don't have a huge amount of data, or if we wait till we have a lots of data, it may be too late. Such situations are what we refer to as tinyDATA problems.
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With the result of the EU referendum now known and a new Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Andrea Leadsom in place, there is a lot of hard work required to make sure that Britain makes a successful exit from the EU and puts in place sustainable policies going forward, to ensure the future of British Farming.
Farming is the bedrock of the British food industry
The UK food and farming sector is worth £108 Billion
The Agri-food sector employs 3.9 million people
UK exports of food and non-alcoholic drink are worth £12.3 Billion
Of important concern to Farmers is the post Brexit replacement to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and what support they will receive from the UK government going forward.
Currently UK farmers receive £3 billion a year under the CAP. Co-incidentally this equates to a 1% cut/rise in income tax. If the treasury are to produce this level of support it must come from somewhere. Given the option, it is not a foregone conclusion that the general public would vote for the farmers, and very serious consideration must be given to how farming presents itself in the public domain over the coming months.
Without support British farmers will no longer be competing on a level playing field with European farmers. The CAP will remain in place for at least 2 years and in the meantime the NFU and other farming organisations will be working with the government to formulate the best possible Domestic Agricultural Policy which requires less administration, but is on par with the EU. Public spending will be under pressure, however with an industry which is so important to the British economy it is essential that a policy for support is formulated.
What does farming need for a profitable and productive future?
The best possible access to Europe's markets
Access to markets in the rest of the world, while ensuring we are protected from imports which are produced to lower standards.
The necessary supplies of labour, both seasonal and full-time.
Regulations and crop protection product approvals that are proportionate and based on risk and science not on emotive scaremongering.
A simple domestic agricultural policy that guarantees competitiveness with European farmers.
What justification is there for any agricultural policy that supports farmers?
The structure of food marketing has become such that producers face an unfair and unbalanced platform upon which to do business with processors and retailers. Monopoly processors and large supermarkets dictate the price of farming goods leaving producers in a very vulnerable position. Whilst retailers are keen to promote their "Fairtrade" status in relation to imported products they do not always apply the same principles in dealing with domestic suppliers.
The UK should be concerned about the issues of long-term food security. We are already in the position of being only 61% self sufficient.
It is inherently difficult for the market to factor in increased animal welfare and environmental benefits into the pricing structure for food. UK farmers are facing a large degree of regulation in these areas and they are unable to pass the costs up the food chain. Retailers appear to have little concern and farmers working hard to meet these standards have to compete for retail space with producers from other areas of the world who often do not have to meet the same standards.
There is a general lack of awareness amongst consumers about the differences in quality of products that they are purchasing when comparing UK sourced and internationally sourced products. Beef sourced from, for example Brazil or Argentina will not necessarily have been grown under the same conditions and regulations as British beef. Effort needs to be put into ensuring that consumers are aware of these differences when purchasing their food.
What does this mean for UK farmers in the short and longer term?
For the time being, it is business as usual. Farmers will still receive support from the EU and their Basic Payments under CAP, however looking forward businesses will need to be structured to potentially function without support in its current form. We know not yet, how much, if any, support will be received from the UK government and in what form, so planning needs to be in place to cover all eventualities.
We at Minford will be working with our farming clients and their banks to ensure that they have the necessary funding in place to weather or alternatively take advantage of, what will surely be a turbulent period in farming history.
Please call our York office on 01904 414471 and discuss the opportunities/threats to your business. Our agricultural specialist Victoria Grant will also be at the Ryedale Show next week and can be contacted on her mobile 07538 495060.
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Meanings and history of the name Theofania: | Edit. Greek name associated with the Greek Orthodox Church celebration Theofania, meaning "the appearance of God", referring to the baptism of Jesus at the Jordan river by Saint John the Baptist.
Theofania is baby girl name mainly popular in Christian religion and its main origin is . Theofania name meanings is God's gift. Other similar sounding names can be Tiffany.
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A series of North Carolina voting restrictions will make it harder for minorities to vote and must be blocked by a federal court before the November election, the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law argued in an amicus brief filed in North Carolina NAACP v. McCrory.
North Carolina passed a far-reaching restrictive voting law in the summer of 2013, after the U.S. Supreme Court's decision gutting a key portion of the Voting Rights Act. The law cut back on early voting, eliminated same-day registration, instituted a strict photo ID requirement, ended pre-registration for 16- and 17-year olds, and made it harder for provisional ballots cast by eligible voters to be counted, among other restrictions.
These new rules will make it harder for North Carolina citizens to vote, and evidence has shown that African-American voters are more likely to be harmed — they have voted during early voting at much higherrates than white voters, for example, and have also used same-day registration more frequently. State officials first introduced same-day registration and early voting only a few years ago, and they proved to be very popular among African-Americans voting in the 2008 and 2012 elections.
A full trial is scheduled for July 2015, but advocates challenging the restrictions asked a trial court to temporarily block the portions of the law scheduled to go into effect for the November 2014 election. (This does not include the photo ID requirement, which is slated to take effect in 2016.) A federal judge denied the preliminary injunction motion in August. That ruling is being appealed and is scheduled to be heard by the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals on September 25.
The hearing comes as many Americans face an ever-shifting voting landscape before heading to the polls this November. North Carolina is one of seven states with a major ongoing lawsuit challenging voting restrictions ahead of the 2014 election. And since the 2010 election, new restrictions are slated to be in place in 22 states, 15 for the first time this year.
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An agent authorized by a person under a power of attorney to perform certain act(s) or kind(s) of acts for that person.
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A private person (who is not necessarily a lawyer) authorized by another to act in his or her place, either for some particular purpose, as to do a specific act, or for the transaction of business in general, not of legal character. This authority is conferred by an instrument in writing, called a letter of attorney, or more commonly a power of attorney.
zifflaw.com
One who has the authority to act for another under a power of attorney. The power of attorney may be limited to a particular act or purpose, or it may be general. In real estate transactions, the power of attorney must be written and recorded.
wula.com
A person who is authorized by power of attorney to act for another.
creditworthy.com
The individual who manages a reciprocal insurance exchange and to whom each subscriber gives authority to exchange insurance for him with other subscribers. See also Reciprocal Insurance Exchange. (G)
One who is appointed, in writing, to perform a specific act for and in place of another, e.g. signing documents for someone in their absence.
thorgrouponline.com
A person authorized to act for another by another person, designated the principal, in a power of attorney document.
estatecontest.com
Authorizing another in writing to act in his/her place to do some act, but not one requiring legal representation.
unionwriters.org
The individual who is designated in the power of attorney document to act on behalf of another.
planwealth.com
The person named in a Durable Power of Attorney to act as an agent. This person need not be an attorney.
endoflifecare.tripod.com
The person appointed under a Power of Attorney to conduct the affairs and deal with the property of another. The attorney-in-fact need not be a lawyer; any competent adult individual may serve.
mikecollins.com
An Agent authorized to act for another under a "Power-of-Attorney".
twizter.com
Private person, not necessarily an attorney, authorized by another to act in his place and stead, either for a particular purpose or for transaction of business in general that is not of legal character. Authority is conferred by an instrument in writing called a letter of attorney or, more commonly, power of attorney.
aopc.org
One who has written authority (usually by a power of attorney) to act on behalf of another, whether or not the attorney-in-fact is an actual attorney at law.
act4u.com
One who is authorized to perform certain acts for another under a power of attorney.
zioncebu.com
One selected to have the authority to act on the behalf of a principal. Typically, people appoint an attorney-in-fact in a power-of attorney.
cbronline.net
Anyone who is authorized in writing to perform certain acts for another under written power of attorney; valid only during lifetime of party giving this power.
kcsunbelt.com
The agent who is granted authorization to perform specific acts on behalf of the principal.
mortgage.ms
An individual designated in a Power of Attorney to act as the Agent of the person who executed the document.
rebaldwin.com
A person acting for another under the authority of a power of attorney.
contractorreferral.com
Keywords: prudent, fiduciary, agent, principal, duty
a fiduciary and as such has a duty to invest and manage the assets of the principal as a prudent investor
library.findlaw.com
an agent of the principal
contactlawyers.com
See Agent.
ftdf.com
A legal agent.
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Such was the information of the first five minutes; the second unfolded thus much in detail — that they had driven directly to the York Hotel, ate some soup, and bespoke an early dinner, walked down to the pump-room, tasted the water, and laid out some shillings in purses and spars; thence adjoined to eat ice at a pastry-cook's, and hurrying back to the hotel, swallowed their dinner in haste, to prevent being in the dark; and then had a delightful drive back, only the moon was not up, and it rained a little, and Mr Morland's horse was so tired he could hardly get it along.
When we read in a novel about Jane Austen's characters going somewhere to "Eat Ices" it's easy to imagine that they are feasting on some kind of shaved ice and syrup treat, much like a sno-cone. In reality, "the quality was very high and the astonishing variety of flavours available in a Georgian confectionery shop would easily compete with that offered today in a modern Italian gelateria", relates Ivan Day, Historicfood.com chef.
"While ice cream, or Ices, as they were called, had been known in England since the 1670's, they were an exclusive dish that appeared only on the king's table. The earliest printed recipe appeared in Mrs. Eale's Receipts, a little work on confectionery published in London in 1718. It was not until the second half of the 18th century that ices become more widely available from confectioners' shops set up by French and Italian émigrés.
Some varieties that are fashionable in modern times, such as brown bread and pistachio, actually date from this period. The first English recipes for these two flavours appear in a confectionery text of 1770. In the same book are recipes for ices made with elderflowers, jasmine, white coffee, tea, pineapple, barberries and a host of other tempting and unusual flavours.
When the ice cream had "congealed", it was sometimes put into hinged lead or pewter moulds in the form of fruits, or other novelty shapes. The seams were sealed with lard and they were wrapped in brown paper before being plunged into the salt and ice mixture for about two hours to freeze hard. After being turned out of the moulds, the fruits were preserved in their frozen state in an early form of refrigerator known as an ice cave. Ice cream freezers in the traditional sense were not invented until 1846, when Nancy Johnson designed a hand cranked churn which worked much like those used today.
These fruits glacés were often coloured with edible pigments and provided with stalks and leaves to make them look realistic. Moulds in the form of citrons, pineapples, bergamot pears and apricots were popular. Some in the form of crayfish, asparagus, cuts of meat and truffles were also used. In France, rich custard-based ices known as fromages glacés were frozen in moulds in the form of cheeses. Fake biscuits and canelons (cigar shaped wafers) were also popular. Water ices and frozen mousses were made in a remarkable variety of flavours. Some of them included the alcoholic liqueurs of the day, such as the almond-flavoured ratafia and the spicy rossolis. In England, frozen punches were particularly popular. These were based on lemon, or Seville orange sorbet fortified with rum.
Take the yolks of ten eggs and two whole eggs; beat them up well with your spoon; then take the rind of one lemon, two gills of syrup, one pint of cream, a little spice, and a little orange flower water; mix them all well and put them over the fire, strring them all the time with your spoon; when you find it grows thick take it off, and pass it through a sieve; put it into a freezing pot, freeze it, and take a little citron, and lemon and orange peel with a few pistachio nuts blanched; cut them all and mince them with your ice before you put them in your moulds.
Put the lemon zest and sugar in a food processor and process until the zest is finally chopped. In a saucepan, mix the lemon sugar with 1 1/2 cups heavy cream and all milk. Bring to a boil, stirring occasionally to dissolve the sugar. Place the egg yolks in a large bowl and whisk briefly. still whisking the yolks, slowly pour in the hot cream. When the mixture is smooth, pour it back into the saucepan or into the top of a double boiler. Cook over low heat or over simmering water, stirring constantly, until the mixture becomes a thick custard, about 15 min. Do not let the mixture boil. Place the custard in a metal bowl set over a larger bowl of ice. Stir until very cold and thick. Mix in the lemon juice. Whip the remaining cup of cream until stiff. Fold in the lemon custard. Add Pistachios if desired.
Pour the mixture into the bowl of the machine and freeze according to manufacturer's instructions. If you do not have an ice cream maker, freeze the mixture in a shallow pan. Once partially set, scoop the ice cream into your mixing bowl and beat until smooth (not melted). Return to freezer and freeze solid.
Lest you think that ice cream cones are a modern invention, check out Robert Weir's fascinating article on this timeless treat!


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Q: Spring scanBasePackages not working in gradle multi-module build I have a multi-module build using Gradle. There are 2 INDEPENDENT (not using packages from project 1 to project 2) but related spring projects in it. 1 of the projects is working as expected but 2nd project is not scanning any beans either in the same package or in sub packages.
Below are the things that I have tried (including the comments). None of the things worked except ImportAutoConfiguration and mentioning the classes which I wanted to import.
@SpringBootApplication(scanBasePackages = {"io.comany.logs.functionality"})
//@ImportAutoConfiguration( classes = {Test.class, DecorationManager.class, Consumer.class})
//@ComponentScan(basePackages = {"io.comany.logs.functionality"})
public class Main {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    SpringApplication.run(Main.class, args);
  }
}

I have verified that my package names are correct. The main class is present in the package io.comany.logs.functionality and the classes I want to scan are in the pacakge io.comany.logs.functionality.kafka
Edit : Copied the same project and created another standalone project, it still doesn't work. So the problem should ideally not be with gradle config.


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Betbull Appoints New Directors
LONDON, England – (PRESS RELEASE) -- betbull plc - one of Europe's leading retail bookmakers - announces that it has appointed two new directors to the board: Simon Fielder and David De Marco.
Simon Fielder (36), partner at international law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, was appointed on 13 September 2006 as a non-executive director. Simon Fielder is a corporate securities lawyer by training. He specialises in advising on both mergers and acquisitions and equity financings and has specific experience in working with companies in the gaming sector.
David De Marco (45), director of Primebet International Limited, has been appointed Group Finance Director. David De Marco is a Chartered Accountant and a Certified Public Accountant by profession. His areas of expertise include retail, gaming and regulatory.
betbull also announces that Lorne Abony and Andrew Rivkin, both of Fun Technology, stepped down as non-executive directors. As betbull has completed the transformation to a retail betting company they intend to focus on other initiatives. The Board of Directors cordially thanks Lorne Abony and Andrew Rivkin for their valuable and substantial contributions and support over the last years that have been of pivotal importance in betbull's development.