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Tag: trailers 2016
CARS 3 Teaser Trailer 2
CARS 3 Teaser Trailer 2 Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast racers, the legendary Lightning McQueen (voice of Owen Wilson) is suddenly pushed out of the sport he loves. To get back in the game, he will nee...
Assassin's Creed Trailer 3
Assassin's Creed Trailer 3 Through a revolutionary technology that unlocks his genetic memories, Callum Lynch (Michael Fassbender) experiences the adventures of his ancestor, Aguilar, in 15th Century Spain. Callum di...
Disney's CARS 3 Official Teaser Trailer
Disney's CARS 3 Official Teaser Trailer Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast racers, the legendary Lightning McQueen (voice of Owen Wilson) is suddenly pushed out of the sport he loves. To get back in the g...
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets Official Trailer
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets Official Trailer Rooted in the classic graphic novel series, Valerian and Laureline- visionary writer/director Luc Besson advances this iconic source material into a contem...
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Official Teaser Trailer
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Official Teaser Trailer Johnny Depp returns to the big screen as the iconic, swashbuckling anti-hero Jack Sparrow in the all-new "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Te...
Trolls Official Trailer 3
Trolls Official Trailer 3 DreamWorks Animation's TROLLS is an irreverent comedy extravaganza with incredible music! From the genius creators of SHREK, TROLLS stars Anna Kendrick as Poppy, the optimistic leader of the...
BILAL Official Final Trailer
BILAL Official Final Trailer A thousand years ago, one boy with a dream of becoming a great warrior is abducted with his sister and taken to a land far away from home. Thrown into a world where greed and injustice ru...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows Trailer 3
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows Trailer 3 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows – Official Trailer 3. TMNT 2: Out of the Shadows has a new trailer. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2...
Warcraft Official Trailer 2
Warcraft Official Trailer 2 From Legendary Pictures and Universal Pictures comes Warcraft, an epic adventure of world-colliding conflict based on Blizzard Entertainment's global phenomenon.The peaceful realm of A...
Captain America: Civil War Behind the Scenes
Captain America: Civil War - Behind the Scenes Watch Captain America: Civil War - Behind the Scenes.Director: Anthony Russo, Joe Russo Writers: Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely Actors: Chris Evans, Robert Do...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows Official Trailer 2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows - Official Trailer 2 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows - Official Trailer #2. TMNT 2: Out of the Shadows has a new trailer. Teenage Mutant ...
Disney's The BFG Official Trailer
Disney's The BFG - Official Trailer The talents of three of the world's greatest storytellers – Roald Dahl, Walt Disney and Steven Spielberg – finally unite to bring Dahl's beloved classic "The BFG" to life. Directe...
Kill Command Official Trailer
Kill Command Official Trailer Kill Command is a sci-fi action thriller set in a near future, technology-reliant society that pits man against killing machines. Against this backdrop an elite army unit is helicoptered...
The Secret Life of Pets Official Trailer 2
The Secret Life of Pets Official Trailer 2 For their fifth fully-animated feature-film collaboration, Illumination Entertainment and Universal Pictures present The Secret Life of Pets, a comedy about the lives our pe...
Zootopia Official International Trailer
Zootopia Official International Trailer It's been less than a week since the most recent trailer for Disney's upcoming animated feature "Zootopia" was released, but Tuesday has brought a new international trailer. Wh...
Zootopia Official Trailer
Zootopia Official Trailer In the animal city of Zootopia, a fast-talking fox who's trying to make it big goes on the run when he's framed for a crime he didn't commit. Zootopia's top cop, a self-righteous rabbit, is ...
Extraction Official Trailer 2015
Extraction Official Trailer 2015 When a terrorist group kidnaps retired CIA field operative Leonard Turner (Bruce Willis), his son Harry Turner (Kellan Lutz), a government analyst who has been repeatedly turned down ...


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The upcoming Capcom Home Arcade system released this October.
Following the success of other retro micro-consoles, it seems that Capcom now wants in on the action and has announced the Capcom Home Arcade to be released this October.
While things like the NES and SNES Classic Editions were micro-consoles for classic home consoles, this new Capcom Home Arcade follows the same approach as the Neo Geo Mini, as it has more of an arcade focus.
Admittedly, the Neo Geo Mini included a screen of its own but this Capcom Home Arcade system is more about recreating the arcade setup more holistically.
The only issue really is that for some inexplicable reason the system is built in the shape of the Capcom logo.
Maybe this is down to Capcom's marketing wanting to overtly emphasize the company's branding but either way, it just looks bizarre.
Bizarreness aside, Capcom is doing everything else properly for this. Starting with the sticks and buttons, it will have two Sanwa JLF-TP-8YT joysticks with eight-way GT-Y directional gates and OBSF buttons.
The system is powered via Micro USB, has HDMI output and supports WiFi connectivity.
For me, the inclusion of Armored Warriors and Cyberbots is worth the price of entry but the rest of the line-up is generally pretty great really.
Talking of price-point, the Capcom Home Arcade will cost €229.99 (or around $260) and can be pre-ordered from the system's official site.


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Manchester United vs Leeds United: EPL Game Preview
Posted by Aaron Welch on August 13, 2021
A new Premier League season starts this weekend and on Saturday, Manchester United hosts Leeds United in what should be a very entertaining game. Man U finished in second place last season with 74 points in 38 games, 12 points behind Manchester City while Leeds United was ninth with 59 points in 38 games. Let's take a closer look at where the value is at in this matchup.
Manchester United signed Jadon Sancho and Rafael Varane, hoping to improve their chances to compete with the top teams in the Premier League but they'll be without Marcus Rashford for a while, as he has undergone a shoulder operation which will rule him out at least a few weeks. Also, they have players at differing levels of fitness because they returned at various times for preseason due to international engagements. Sancho's availability to start against Leeds United will be questionable. According to the MEN, Sancho joined training for the first time on Friday. This means he will have only around a week of training ahead of the game. Sancho could play a part from the bench but Leeds United is a tough opponent to throw him in against.
Leeds United aims to prove last season wasn't a fluke. They ended last year strongly, concluding their best top-tier campaign since David O'Leary led them to fifth place in 2002. Along the way, Leeds United collected 23 points from a potential 30, conceding eight goals in their final 11 games.
Dafabet Picks
Team to Win (Regular Time)
•	Manchester United: 1.53
•	Leeds United: 5.60
•	Draw: 4.60
•	Manchester United: -1: 1.88
•	Leeds United: +1: 2.05
•	Over 3: 1.95
•	Under 3: 1.95
Key Points to Consider
Head-to-Head: These two sides last matched up in Premier League action on April 25, 2021 and the game ended on a 0-0 draw.
For Manchester United, Bruno Fernandes has a 52.9 percent chance to score. He averages 3.83 shots overall per sim, 2.29 shots on goal per and 0.75 goals per sim.
For Leeds United, Patrick Bamford has a 23.62 percent chance to net the ball. He averages 1.74 shots overall per sim, 0.84 shots on goal per and 0.27 goals per sim.
Analyst's Pick
Manchester United Moneyline.
Two-star (out of four) AccuScore hot trend pick on Manchester United in this one. Average score in simulations is Manchester United 2.53 to Leeds United 1.05.
Make sure to check all other MLB, NFL, NCAA, NHL, NBA and soccer game predictions from AccuScore & Dafanews.
Chelsea Signs Lukaku, as Manchester City prepare £150m bid for Harry Kane
Norwich City vs. Liverpool: EPL Game Preview

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This pattern of attack involves an adversary that uses stolen credentials to leverage remote services such as RDP, telnet, SSH, and VNC to log into a system. Once access is gained, any number of malicious activities could be performed.
Disable RDP, telnet, SSH and enable firewall rules to block such traffic. Limit users and accounts that have remote interactive login access. Remove the Local Administrators group from the list of groups allowed to login through RDP. Limit remote user permissions. Use remote desktop gateways and multifactor authentication for remote logins.
Remote desktop is a common feature in operating systems. It allows a user to log into an interactive session with a system desktop graphical user interface on a remote system. Microsoft refers to its implementation of the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) as Remote Desktop Services (RDS). There are other implementations and third-party tools that provide graphical access Remote Services similar to RDS. Adversaries may connect to a remote system over RDP/RDS to expand access if the service is enabled and allows access to accounts with known credentials.
Windows Remote Management (WinRM) is the name of both a Windows service and a protocol that allows a user to interact with a remote system (e.g., run an executable, modify the Registry, modify services). It may be called with the winrm command or by any number of programs such as PowerShell.


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China doesn't possess South China Sea- Carpio rebuffs Duterte
Tagged: Carpio, Duterte
Acting Chief Justice Antonio Carpio makes these remarks after President Rodrigo Duterte said China 'is already in possession' of the South China Sea
Acting Chief Justice Antonio Carpio rebuffed President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday, November 16, by asserting that China does not possess the South China Sea as Duterte claimed.
"China is in physical possession of the entire Paracels, 7 geologic features in the Spratlys, and Scarborough Shoal. These geologic features, and their territorial seas, constitute less than 8% of the total area of the South China Sea. Factually, China is not in possession of the South China Sea," Carpio said in a prepared speech on Friday.
He also pointed out that about 25% of the South China Sea is composed of high seas. He said that under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, "no state can possess or own the high seas, which belong to all mankind."
He said that "there is freedom of navigation and overflight in the high seas for all nations."
Carpio noted, too, that the Philippines "has exclusive sovereign rights to explore and exploit the natural resources" in its exclusive economic zone (EEZ) in the West Philippine Sea, which is part of the South China Sea.
Selecting sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea.
"In the event that China can have the South China Sea, at that point the Philippines can't practice its select sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea. There is additionally opportunity of route and overflight in the EEZs for all countries," Carpio said.
Carpio, a candidate for boss equity, made these comments after Duterte said on Thursday, November 15, that he restricts military penetrates in the South China Sea since China "is as of now under lock and key" of these waters.
"It's not military drills since I said China is as of now under lock and key. It's currently in their grasp. So for what reason do you need to make gratings?" Duterte said in a meeting with correspondents on the sidelines of the Association of Southeast Asian Natioins Summit in Singapore.
The Philippines in July 2016 won a notable body of evidence against China at a Hague court, which maintained the Philippines' rights over the West Philippine Sea. Carpio was one of the promoters of this legitimate triumph, while Duterte put aside this decision to pick up credits and allows from Beijing.
Duterte is set to welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping one week from now for the primary state visit of a Chinese pioneer in 15 years.
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import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.xml.sax.Attributes;
import org.xml.sax.ContentHandler;
import org.xml.sax.Locator;
import org.xml.sax.SAXException;
import org.xml.sax.ext.LexicalHandler;

final class LocationRecorder implements ContentHandler, LexicalHandler {
    private static final Logger log4j = Logger.getLogger(LocationRecorder.class);

    private final SourceCode owner;

    private Locator locator;

    private String uri;

    /**
     * @param owner
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    LocationRecorder(final SourceCode owner) {
        this.owner = owner;
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    /**
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    private void addLocatorLocation() {
        if (locator != null) {
            String systemId = locator.getSystemId();
            log4j.debug(systemId);
            if (uri == systemId || (uri != null && uri.equals(systemId))) {
                owner.addLocatorLocation(locator.getLineNumber(), locator.getColumnNumber());
            }
        }
    }

    /**
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    public void characters(char[] arg0, int arg1, int arg2) throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void endDocument() throws SAXException {
        locator = null;
    }

    public void endElement(String arg0, String arg1, String arg2)
            throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void endPrefixMapping(String arg0) throws SAXException {
    }

    public void ignorableWhitespace(char[] arg0, int arg1, int arg2)
            throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void processingInstruction(String arg0, String arg1)
            throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void setDocumentLocator(Locator locator) {
        this.locator = locator;
        log4j.debug(locator);
    }

    public void skippedEntity(String arg0) throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void startDocument() throws SAXException {
        uri = owner.getUri();
    }

    public void startElement(String arg0, String arg1, String arg2,
            Attributes arg3) throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void startPrefixMapping(String arg0, String arg1)
            throws SAXException {
    }

    public void comment(char[] arg0, int arg1, int arg2) throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void endCDATA() throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void endDTD() throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void endEntity(String arg0) throws SAXException {
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    public void startCDATA() throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
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    public void startDTD(String arg0, String arg1, String arg2)
            throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
    }

    public void startEntity(String arg0) throws SAXException {
        addLocatorLocation();
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Catherine Ellis Williamson (née Goodbody; 1 May 1896 – 25 April 1977) was an Irish politician.

Born in Dublin to lawyer Lewis Goodbody and his wife Edith
(née Pim), Williamson studied at Cheltenham Ladies College and in St Germain-en-Laye in Paris.  For part of World War I, she taught Braille at St Dunstan's in London, before becoming a director of J. J. Williamson & Sons, her family's tannery business in Canterbury.

Williamson joined the Labour Party and was elected to Canterbury City Council in 1935, serving as Mayor of Canterbury from 1939 to 1941: the city's first woman mayor. Soon afterwards, she defected to the Common Wealth Party, for which she stood in the 1943 Ashford by-election, taking 30.3% of the vote against a single opponent.  She stood in Canterbury at the 1945 United Kingdom general election but, facing both Labour and Conservative opponents, could only take 2.6% of the votes cast.

Williamson rejoined Labour late in the 1940s, and stood in East Grinstead at the 1950 general election, and in Hastings in 1951. She travelled widely, particularly to China, where she met Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai.

Long a member of the Society of Friends, Williamson also identified as a member of the Church of England, and joined the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association.

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1896 births
1977 deaths
Common Wealth Party politicians
Irish Quakers
Councillors in Kent
Labour Party (UK) councillors
Labour Party (UK) parliamentary candidates
People educated at Cheltenham Ladies' College
People from County Dublin
Women mayors of places in England
Women councillors in England

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Kratom is known as an effective herbal tree from a long time ago. In Southeast Asia and pacific islands people first start to using kratom in their regular life. At first they collected kratom for their own purpose. But when they invented the magical herbal effects of kratom in their body they starting to cultivate it. Now in Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia kratom is being a cultural element of their people's life. They chewed or smoke kratom leaf in their leisure time or after taking dessert. But in these countries people starting to use this herbal like an opium products. That's why in 1943, Thai government declared kratom cultivation act to control kratom cultivation and uses. By this act cultivating, marketing or using kratom publically is not allowed. Only licensed farmer can cultivate this herbal for clinical purpose. They can only use kratom as a medicine and for research. Learn more about kratom by click here.
Kratom leaf contains some elements of alkaloid family. Mitragynine, mitraphylline and 7-hydroxymitragynine are the main alkaloid elements kratom leaves contain. This element has so many useful effects on our body. The most important effects of kratom are- relief pain, control blood pressure, make someone energetic and refresh from inside. But this amazing herbal has a little opium effect. That's why there has a big chance to use this herbal as a bad drug. Especially the young generation, who don't know how to use it, they can misuse kratom leaf and its products. That's why in southeast Asia kratom is banned for publically use and cultivation.
There is a well known international association named FDA, which recommended any kind of food, drugs or any kind of product in worldwide. FDA recommended kratom as an herbal product. They said that kratom can be used for supplementary and theraptical purpose. They also warned about this herbal product. They suggested avoiding any kind of misuse of kratom products. So there is no forbidness to cultivate or marketing kratom worldwide. Anybody can use these magical herbal to make their life so easy.
In Southeast Asia government should consider about kratom's good sides and make an act to cultivating and marketing this herbal in a controlled way. They should make a monitoring system to control misuse kratom products. In these countries, Government can make a monitoring cell to monitor kratom cultivation and marketing. They also can inspire people not to misuse this herbal tree.
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National Hockey League 1923/1924 var den sjunde säsongen av NHL. Fyra lag spelade 24 matcher var i grundserien innan spelet om Stanley Cup inleddes den 8 mars 1924. Stanley Cup vanns av Montreal Canadiens som tog sin andra titel efter finalseger mot Calgary Tigers med 2-0 i matcher. Calgary Tigers fick spela om Stanley Cup efter vinst i WCHL.

Ottawa Senators center Frank Nighbor tilldelades den allra första Hart Memorial Trophy som grundseriens mest värdefulle spelare.

Grundserien 1923/1924
Not: SM = Spelade matcher, V = Vunna, O = Oavgjorda, F = Förlorade, GM = Gjorda mål, IM = Insläppta mål, P = Poäng, MSK = Målskillnad

Lag i grönt till NHL-final
Lag i rött hade spelat klart för säsongen

Poängligan 1923/1924
Not: SM = Spelade matcher, M = Mål, A = Assists, P = Poäng

Slutspelet 1924
Ettan och tvåan i serien spelade final i bäst av två matcher där den som gjort mest mål spela Stanley Cup-semifinal. Semifinalen spelades mot vinnaren i PCHA i bäst av tre matcher, där vinnaren fick spela Stanley Cup-final mot vinnaren i WCHL. Finalen spelades i bäst av tre matcher.

NHL-final

Ottawa Senators vs. Montreal Canadiens

Montreal Canadiens vann serien med 5-2 i målskillnad.

Stanley Cup-semifinal

Vancouver Maroons vs. Montreal Canadiens

Montreal Canadiens vann semifinalserien med 2-0 i matcher

Stanley Cup-final

Montreal Canadiens vs. Calgary Tigers

Montreal Canadiens vann serien med 2-0 i matcher

Slutspelets poängliga
Not: SM = Spelade matcher; M = Mål; A = Assists; P = Poäng

NHL Awards

Källor
 NHL.com - ''Säsongen 1923/1924
 Grundserien 1923/24 på hockeydb.com
 Poängligor på hockeydb.com

1923 i Kanada
1924 i Kanada
Ishockeysäsongen 1923/1924
1923/1924


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Any submissions, ideas or suggestions please let me know ASAP.
As part of my new self-employed job, I will be taking the eZine seriously and releasing one per month. Somebody has offered to collaborate with me so we will see how it goes, I'm quite excited about it. As always any submissions, ideas, even adverts are more than welcome.
Anyone got anything to throw into a new issue?
Also LOL at the above post.
Whilst difficult to set-up, it's a really nice way to make your MV game stand-out from the others. I find "parallax" mapping more natural with TileD too.
Even supports collision polygons designed in TileD; https://imgur.com/k5HyN51 which I think is really cool, especially for parallax maps.
EDIT: Also I've managed to gather up a collection of all the Phylomortis games, if you want I can send them to you for some kind of retrospective piece.


Splendor and Thunder together provide a complete workflow to create HTML5 Mobile applications – you can easily develop, test, debug and package applications for mobile. I have created a short video to explain this workflow with a simple example, and this video is available on adobecoldfusion channel on YouTube.
When you create mobile application using ColdFusion, you write code in CFML. Now we have tow versions of CFML – 1. server side 2. client side. Client side CFML must be enclosed in <cfclient> tag. All the basic CFML language constructs and data types are supported in the client side CFML. Some of the very useful tags are also supported in cfclient – like cfquery, cfoutput, cfsavecontent etc.
If you want to quickly try out how all this works, download ColdFusion Thunder (IDE). You will need to sing-in with Adobe ID before you can download the build. Go to 'ColdFusion Builder Project Thunder' section towards bottom of the page and download the build for your platform.
Note that ColdFusion Thunder now comes packaged with a default server, so you need not download ColdFusion Splendor separately.
Once you import the project, you need to associate CF server with it. Make sure 'defaultLocal' server (in CF Servers view) is running. If not, click on the server and then click 'Start Server' icon.
Right click the project in the Navigator view and select Properties from the pop-up menu.
Go to ColdFusion Server Settings and select 'defaultLocal' from the servers drop down list and click OK.
Because this project does not use any device APIs (like for Contacts, Camera etc.), you can run this application in Chrome/Safari desktop browser. Note that this will not run in browsers that to not support SQLite, e,g, IE.
Note that this example was created simply to get you started with mobile development with ColdFusion. The code in the example is not optimal – in real applications you would want to separate UI code from the remaining. I would post an example of the same app done with better coding practices later.
We cannot distribute packaged application for iOS because of licensing restrictions, so the entire Xcode project for this app is made available.
Give this feature a try and you will find that mobile application development is made a lot more easier by ColdFusion. Both products are still in beta, so also tell us how we can improve them. Go to https://bugbase.adobe.com/ to log bugs or enhancements.
Hi Ram, first of all thanks for the insight of some of the new features on ColdFusion Builder, great post!
Second of all, I would like some help (if you can provide) on setting up the Android SDK on the CF Builder.
Once again, thanks and keep up the amazing job with the Coldfusion family!
If you are going to use Android plugin and CF Builder together, then I suggest you install Eclipse, and then install CFB (plugin installation) and Android plugins into it. I have not tried installing Android plugin to CFB, but standalone CFB may not contain all the plugins that are required by Android plugin (but I am not sure about this).
If you are not going to do native Android development and need Android SDK only for emulator and Android monitor, then I suggest you install Android SDK only. I had written a blog post sometime back, Installing and configuring Android SDK outside IDE, which you may find useful.
Hello Ram, You are writing an amazing information about ColdFusion.its a fresh information for the developer.
For the new version of CFBuilder, is there any `working` ORM solution in it?
It may not be possible soon, but I would try to post an example of 'responsive design' in future.
Regarding ORM example, I don't have a ready example, but if you use 'Adobe CFC Generator' extension of CFB, you could create ORM CFCs very quickly. This extension is in extensions folder under CFB installation folder.
Great post! Thanks for this, we are releasing Mobile app development for organizations and this article helped me a lot!
Mobile application development and android application development is flourishing day by day.
Hello, I have a lot of pressure to develop mobile apps. I want to leverage my knowledge and experience with coldfusion to do this When will this be rolled out :> ?
I am so happy….. Now we say, ColdFusion developer can made Mobile apps too.
This is indeed nice information. I can be helpful for people like me.
Interesting information about mobile app development and currently I am using android app platform for mobile app but I got a new information about cold fusion for app development and I like this way for development and I would like to learn it. Waiting for your next article. Thanks for sharing this post.
Hey! Is coldfusion still relevant?
Thank you sharing these excellent and more useful post.. looking forward for these kinds of knowledgeable articles.


How to view the Calendar in the Dashboard on Connect.
From the dashboard you can see the Calendar, which shows the move in and move out dates of clients within a site.
Move in dates are represented by a green upward pointing arrow, move out dates are represented by a red downward pointing arrow. By clicking on these arrows you can see the names of the clients moving in and out on these days. These will appear in a new window and will give Client name, Status, Office, start and end dates and their billing reference.
A link to the Clients page is also found here. You can scroll through the months using the forwards and backwards arrows at the top, and return to today's date by clicking Today.


Below you can view all the homes for sale in the Evansdale subdivision located in Lake Mary Florida. Listings in Evansdale are updated daily from data we receive from the Orlando multiple listing service.
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Howard Kettler
IBM , Adobe Systems , Bitstream , Monotype , URW++
Serif, Slab Serif
Strike on (Typewriter)
Ascender Corporation
1955, kettler, monospace, serif, slab, typewriter
Courier is a monospaced slab serif typeface. The typeface was designed by Howard "Bud" Kettler in 1955. The design of the original Courier typeface was commissioned in the 1950s by IBM for use in typewriters, but they did not secure legal exclusivity to the typeface and it soon became a standard font used throughout the typewriter industry. As a monospaced font, it has recently found renewed use in the electronic world in situations where columns of characters must be consistently aligned. It has also become an industry standard for all screenplays to be written in 12 point Courier or a close variant.
It was reported on the Agfa/Monotype website (this is reported on the Wikipedia page as well) that Adrian Frutiger redrew Courier for the Selectric typewriter series, but this fact has not been verified. (see typophile link)
12 point Courier New was also the U.S. State Department's standard typeface until January 2004, when it was replaced with 14 point Times New Roman. Reasons for the change included the desire for a more "modern" and "legible" font.
Kettler was once quoted about how the name was chosen. The font was nearly released with the name "Messenger." After giving it some thought, Kettler said, "A letter can be just an ordinary messenger, or it can be the courier, which radiates dignity, prestige, and stability."
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One typical scenario of an introvert's life should be seated in a diner, surrounded by a sea of tables and chairs and a bunch of unknown faces.
The countenance of my 1 piece drumstick, a glass of root beer and the comfort given by this yellow fluffy sofa are the very reason why I wanted to stay here for hours.
Before, I really don't go to a diner alone. That's why, I seldom go to any diner, because only a few people invites me to go with them, and usually that's unusual of them to invite me. But, that would be unfair for me because I'll miss all the food these chains of diners offer. So I said to myself, "I should be going to every diner I can think of, whether I have company or none.


The Switch is a very good platform for indie games, and it's only getting better. During this week's "Nindies Showcase", Nintendo announced 16 new independent games coming to the Switch, including Cuphead, Stranger Things and a Crypt of the NecroDancer/Zelda mashup.
And even more Vlambeer with Vlambeer Games, a growing collection of mini-games that kicks off this autumn with a shooter called Ultra Bugs.
Cadence of Hyrule mixes the rhythm action of Crypt of the NecroDancer with characters from The Legend of Zelda this autumn.
Driving adventure Neo Cab is coming to the Switch this winter from Chance Agency.
Double Fine Productions brings Rad, an isometric 3D action RPG with a mutating hero, to the Switch this winter.
Decoy Games' underwater multiplayer shooter Swimsanity jumps from Steam to Switch this winter.
Another winter game is Blood Roots, a twisted Western action game from Paper Cult.
Creature in the Well is a stylised pinball action game from developer Flight School. Hitting pinballs with swords happens this winter.
Overland, a squad-focused turn-based strategy game from Canabalt creator Adam Saltzman, is due out in the spring.
Feedback for the author. Change the article to have the title of the game at the start please.
Makes it easier to get the information I need which is the what and the when.
I'm all in for Double Fine and BANDAI NAMCO'S Rad and yes even Pine coming to the Nintendo Switch.
I'm absolutely hyped for Studio MDHR and Microsoft's Cuphead coming to Nintendo Switch.
And Cadence of Hyrule coming to Nintendo Switch absolutely excited for that.


Later this year, the ongoing saga of access to the information relied on by the then national director of public prosecutions, Mokotedi Mpshe, to decline to pursue criminal charges against President Jacob Zuma in 2009 will continue in the Supreme Court of Appeal. With the likelihood of a national election looming, the political stakes could not be higher – both for Zuma and for the judiciary.
It is common cause that Zuma is viewed by opposition parties as an election liability for the ruling party. That the dispute concerning the merits of Mpshe's decision will be aired publicly in the year of the most contested election since the dawn of democracy will throw the spotlight on the key institutions of justice that have increasingly been influenced by Zuma's appointments.
As was the case not so long ago, when the judiciary under the leadership of former chief justice Pius Langa was assailed by Zuma supporters for being counterrevolutionary, this case has all the political fuel to create another incendiary attack on the judiciary and the potential to further embarrass the president.
The year may well see further litigation in another long-running legal soap opera, this time involving Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe and the proceedings initiated against him by the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).
The review of these proceedings, launched by two Constitutional Court justices, Bess Nkabinde and Chris Jafta, will be heard in the high court. In the event that the two justices lose this application, it will be interesting to see whether they will take their case to the appeal court, thereby surely delaying the progress of the inquiry into 2015 or possibly ensuring its termination.
Whatever the outcome, once the saga recommences, the doubts about the objectives of the two justices and the alleged conduct of the most senior judge president in the country will resurface in the public discourse.
Beyond the court roll, there is the even more intriguing possibility of new appointments to the two highest courts. The appeal court, although now officially the intermediary court of appeal because of a recent constitutional amendment, remains an important institution. Over the past few years, a number of senior and respected judges have retired from this court, most recently judges Frans Malan and Robert Nugent, to be followed in the near future by the court's deputy president, Kenneth Mthiyane.
Their cumulative ability and experience leave a significant gap in this court. The nature of their replacements by the JSC will provide clear evidence of its appointment policy and hence its approach to the appeal court.
Of even greater importance to constitutional democracy are the potential appointments to the Constitutional Court. This year it is likely that there will be one vacancy as Justice Thembele Skweyiya retires.
Over its 20-year history the court has developed a model that a commentator described as one of judicial humility. The court has carefully eschewed the exposition and adoption of a deep, substantive vision of a just political order and has rather sought to create the conditions for effective democratic mobilisation. At times the court has felt compelled to do the heavy democratic lifting, particularly when the other arms of the state have failed to fulfil their constitutional obligations, but it has generally sought to maintain a distinction between politics and law.
In the wake of the most recent series of appointments from 2009 onward, there has been an increasingly apparent division in the jurisprudence of the court between those who have broadly developed the approach of humility and those, albeit apparently still in the minority, who favour an aggressive adherence to judicial deference to the other arms of the state.
Although one more appointment to replace a stalwart member of the former school, Skweyiya, may not yet disturb the balance of power, some observers consider that the deferential school will then be but one vote shy of a regular majority, in the event that Zuma makes the same kind of appointment as he has mainly done since his ascent to the presidency.
Divining divisions in the court is not an easy task. In the recent Allpay case dealing with public tenders, the court unanimously adopted an approach of strict scrutiny of tender decisions, in itself hardly a deferential act. But when the recent judgments dealing with public power and political questions are examined holistically, it becomes more apparent that the next two appointments will determine whether the current tradition of the court is ruptured and then followed by a Bench characterised less by humility and more by a timidness to power.
Viewed in this light, by year end South Africans will know far more about the state of the judiciary and its possible role for the next 20 years.


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Never a dull moment with Flynn on stage, the poet/singer/lyricist has always brought to his speeches and lectures a set of diverse and unique strategies that seamlessly form connections between tradition and the avant-garde, history and philosophy, pop culture and the widening literary canon.
Poet, editor, and professor, Marilyn Kallet, who directs the Writing Programs at University of Tennessee, Knoxville, says that Flynn's latest volume, The Rhythm Method: Razzmatazz and Memory, "is a godsend for poets at all levels–beginners, master poets, and everyone in between. The author speaks directly to the reader, as a fellow lover of poetry. And so the book reads like the true companion to poetry we've always wanted. Not stiff-necked, not dryly academic, this work is wise and thoroughly well read. Keith Flynn takes us from Guilhem d'Aquitane to the Delta blues and beyond. He knows his stuff, and the end of our journey together, so do we. I wish I'd had this book a long time ago, but I'm thrilled to have it now."
Patrick Bizzaro, who is director of the University Writing Programs for East Carolina University, agrees with Kallet, and says that "Poet and master teacher Keith Flynn, almost without the intention of doing so, has modeled in this book how to write excellently about music, a boon for an increasing number of creative writers these days who are committed not only to their creative work, but to the ways expository writing makes students better learners when they write in and about the subjects they study. Flynn's expository prose is beautiful, rhythmic; it achieves the high ideals we should hold for ourselves as teachers and writers and successfully employs the very tools our students will learn to use best once they have read and modeled their writing after what they find in these pages. I highly recommend this book as a text for a creative writing or literature course, but will also recommend it to teachers of writing-intensive courses at my university, which stresses writing about music."
Here is a sampling of the outlines from recent lectures by Keith Flynn:
THE RHYTHM METHOD: Admitting no impediment.
What separates poetry from other writing disciplines is its music. This exploration will focus on line structure and the aspects of language that help create inventive rhythm and flow. With an emphasis on editing, the discussion will include examples of the power of the action verb, why imagination is more important than knowledge, and exercises designed to make the poems more dynamic and muscular on the page. Since the human body is largely comprised of water, this chapter will show how we as rhythmic beings assimilate language through rhythm, and how to use the understanding of rhythm and music to jumpstart the creative process. Part of the discussion will deal with the pragmatic process of getting your work published and what an editor is looking for when choosing a poem.
RAZZMATAZZ AND SOUL: Poetry and the sources of inspiration.
This lecture will include exercises on image association, how to improve the eye as well as the ear, and discussions about the history of Surrealism and its influences on contemporary culture. We will trace the beginnings of surrealist artists and activities from Baudelaire's Paris to the confluence of artists such as Apollinaire, Breton, Picasso and Dali at the beginning of the 20th century in Europe, to the advent of magical realism in the contemporary novel, and the impact Spanish surrealism and duende have had on western poets and culture. This presentation will also isolate the effect of decisive biographical moments in the creative life and how these events may define a poet's voice and ideology.
THE LONG BLUE LINE: The synthesis of song and the poem.
This discussion illustrates the chronology of music and poetry as kissing cousins, from the time of Beowulf and The Canterbury Tales, when the poems of the time were preserved and passed along by being sung. From the French troubadours and onto the history of the rock poet in America, we'll also look at the influences of blues and jazz on contemporary poetry. Part of the talk will illustrate how the basic principles of songwriting and structure, melody and tempo, can help create flow and dynamism for the poetic process. The Beat poets and their spoken-word experiments will be discussed, as well as the lyrics of Robert Johnson, Willie Dixon, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and the advent of slam poetry and hip hop culture as influences.
NAMING THE WILDERNESS: Composing from a sense of place.
This discussion will concentrate on descriptive language and defining your work from the perspective of geography and community. The work of the Wright Brothers (James and Charles), Levis, Niedecker, Hass, and Levine will help us define the poet as spokesman for the places they live and instinctive defenders of the natural world. There is much discussion in university curriculums about place-based creation and how the role of the poet as outsider and political lightning rod is directly a result of the places they live and write. This overview will examine how the environment surrounding the writer creates the inner dialogue that defines his or her work, from Frost and Whitman, to Merton, Snyder, Bishop, and Stafford.


Peristeria elata is a species of orchid occurring from Central America to Ecuador and Venezuela. It is the type species of its genus. It is commonly referred to as the Holy Ghost orchid, dove orchid or flower of the Holy Spirit in English, and, as the flor del Espiritu Santo in Spanish.... They clustered together. figures in green. bent in prayer. waiting for new birth. Arms seemingly folded. faces a blank, they leaned forward. reaching far beyond.
14/09/2018 · #GloryFarmHouse #GloryFarmHouseGardenTips #GloryFarmHouseOrchidCare In this video we explain the care of a Peristeria/ Dove Orchid or Holy Spirit Orchid.... Dove Flower, Or Flower Of, The Holy Spirit This singular flower, (of which our frontispiece is a faithful representation, drawn (one-third size) from nature by Mrs. Stirrup,) is the Peruteria data of botanists.
Dove Orchid Or Holy Ghost While most orchids can be found growing on or near trees, this type of orchid differentiates itself by growing on ground level, sometimes on rocks. The dove inside... Peristeria elata is a species of orchid occurring from Central America to Ecuador and Venezuela. It is the type species of its genus. It is commonly referred to as the Holy Ghost orchid, dove orchid or flower of the Holy Spirit in English, and, as the flor del Espiritu Santo in Spanish.
Dove Flower, Or Flower Of, The Holy Spirit This singular flower, (of which our frontispiece is a faithful representation, drawn (one-third size) from nature by Mrs. Stirrup,) is the Peruteria data of botanists.
Holy Spirit Orchid (Peristeria elata), national flower of Panama and endangered because of over-collecting.
Wild orchids grow worldwide and can be found on every continent except Antarctica. These flowers have earned the reputation as difficult to grow, probably due to their need for filtered light and high relative humidity. Many varieties, such as the moth orchid (Phalaenopsis) are surprisingly easy to grow as a houseplant.


The Eagles travelled to Mussleburgh bracing themselves for a tough experience, especially as the squad had at least five key players unavailable.
They travelled with only three on the bench and the opposition had already posted two very good results.
As it transpired, it was to be a lot worse than anyone anticipated.
Both overhead and underfoot conditions were perfect and the few 'Shire supporters were greatly encouraged by the great start the visitors put in for the first five minutes and the effort was to be rewarded by a Duncan Clow try converted by Dom O'Connor.
Unfortunately Andy Elder, scrum half and captain injured his ribs and had to leave the field.
It did not take long for the home side to take complete control of the game and in less than 20 minutes they scored five tries, three of them converted, which meant that the visitors had a mountain to climb and the opposition had already secured their bonus point.
Mussleburgh were playing some great rugby with fine open play and with so many inexperienced Eagles it was not much of a contest. By the end of the half they had conceded eight tries with six converted the score was 52-7 at the interval.
The second half did not turn out to be so completely one sided but the home side still ran in a further five, with three converted, but the Eagles did score a very good try by Shane Imo to leave the final score 81-12.
It has to be said that most of the 'Shire lads played their hearts out and never gave up but on the day were just not good enough. And unfortunately both Tom Pople and Rishard Haggart sustained nasty injuries.
The opposition played very fairly and at the end there was no gloating, either by the players or supporters.
James Wade was Eagles' man of the match.
Tomorrow Peebles are the visitors, KO 3pm, and the lads need lots of support. They will bounce back. Anyone who has played rugby knows that some days it can just all go wrong - but with the right attitude it can also be put behind and forgotten. So they are determined to remain positive.


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Q: How to include SqlParameter Values in SqlException I inherited an ASP.Net system that seems to break quite often.  It runs on top of Sql Server 2008r2.  There's a handy 'Exceptions' Page that spits out all the exception data for unhandled exceptions.
More often than not, these are SqlExceptions, and of these, frequently the issue is a foreign key constraint error, but I can never tell from the saved data what the value of the missing FK reference was.  This makes it very difficult to debug.
Is there a way to tell either ASP.Net/IIS or SQL Server to include the passed parameter values in SqlException.Data?

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For bachelor students, each winter term we offer the summary lecture Intelligent Systems as a mandatory course for computer science students. In the summer terms we offer the more specialized lectures on Evolutionary Algorithms and Neural Networks for bachelor students. For master students we offer three independent lectures on Intelligent Data Analysis, Bayesian Networks and Fuzzy Systems, which can optionally be held in English. Usually, the lectures are 2x45min plus a suitable exercise of 2x45min per week. We often use books and software that have been authored by our group. We provide bachelor and master seminars on a regular basis as well as internships. Since many of our former staff now hold leading positions in industry (in Germany as well as internationally), we also offer the possibility of doing diploma or master theses as well as internships abroad at one of our industry cooperation partners.
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After our hugely successful 'early bird' season ticket offer ended on May 31st. The club can announce that the season ticket prices for our 23 home league games in the National league have now been set at; ADULTS. £260 OAP's. £200 U/16's. £115...
WOOD DUO RECEIVE INTERNATIONAL CALL UPS
Wood's outstanding end to season form and the individual performances of both Ricky Shakes and Sam Cox has led to the midfield duo being called up into the Guyana National side's World Cup training camp. Shakes is no stranger to international football having played...
FIRST PRE SEASON DATES ANNOUNCED
Boreham Wood Football Club are delighted to announce confirmed dates for the clubs first four home pre-season games with more fixtures set to be added in the build up to our first Conference National fixture on Saturday 8th August 2015. Our friends within the...
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Boreham Wood Football Club are delighted to announce that we have extended our further education/sports contract and main sponsorship deal with Barnet and Southgate College. The education/sports and main sponsorship contracts are both of a three year duration. They...
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Giving The Country Away, Again
Warren Beatty (not the liberal actor)April 11, 2014
Well, that abomination we call ObamaCare has again bitten us. This time it's illegal immigrants. The problem of enforcement of those aspects of ObamaCare that Obama hasn't yet waived or delayed is coming to the fore. Particularly challenging is the verification of the immigration status of those applying for taxpayer subsidized medical insurance.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), on April 1, issue new guidance to health insurers, saying that people whose immigration status is uncertain will be presumed eligible for subsidized coverage in Obamacare's marketplaces while a further review is pending.
From the Registration for Technical Assistance Portal (REGTAP) we get this:
Consumers who attest to an eligible immigration status while completing the application will be asked to provide the Marketplace with information about the type of immigration document that they have supporting their status. The Marketplace will attempt to match the information provided with information contained in data sources used for eligibility verification. If any of the information provided does not match information contained in data sources used for eligibility verification, it's called an application inconsistency.
If there is an application inconsistency, the Marketplace will provide the consumer with eligibility while the inconsistency is being resolved based on the information provided on the application.
Got that? The consumer is assumed to be eligible while the inconsistency is being resolved based on the information provided on the application. And we all know that illegal immigrants NEVER lie about their status, and would NEVER submit bogus information.
Three questions arise:
How long will it take to verify the inconsistent applications?
How much money is currently being spent to subsidize application inconsistency coverage?
How will the government recoup any taxpayer dollars spent subsidizing illegal immigrants who inappropriately obtained subsidies?
This fiasco goes right along with the Obama administration's announcement that verification of eligibility in state exchanges would operate on the honor system. Obamacare specifically says undocumented immigrants are not eligible for subsidized coverage in the insurance exchanges. But it's difficult to see this directive to insurers as anything but an encouragement to willfully disregard the spirit of the law.
Implementation is only getting worse. State portals are so bad that the continually crash, as well as make hacking easy. Meanwhile, the Obama administration basically said "trust us" on portal implementation. Now it's saying "trust us" on whether or not the eligibility of these applications with questionable immigration status will be confirmed in a timely way. Trust is wearing a little thin. But we'll NEVER hear of any of this from the MSM, which also says "trust us."
Will the "gotchas" in ObamaCare ever cease? I guess we shoud have read it BEFORE it became the law of the land. Oh, wait, we couldn't!
BTW, REGTAP is a government portal through which CMS provides technical assistance and training related to Marketplace and Premium Stabilization programs guidance and operations.
But that's just my opinion.
Cross-posted at The Pot Stirrer, my very conservative web site.
A Broken System Health Care Reform
Warren Beatty (not the liberal actor)
Actually, Warren, I rather agree with Greta VanSustren when she pointed out that the 'honor system' would be probably as effective as the government…
The 3 questions will be answered about the same time background checks on those entering the Country…like NEVER…until there is actual leadership on both sides of the aisle. That, of course,m means that we all have to act as we speak (or whine).


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This isn't how the law works.
Fresh out of Harvard, Bryan Stevenson (Michael B. Jordan) moves to Alabama to work on overturning wrongfully convicted Death Row inmates alone side, local Eva. (Brie Larson) One of these inmates is Walter McMillian (Jamie Foxx) whose case was so clumsily thrown together that its baffling. He must force the racist lawmakers and police officers in McMillian's town to see that they made a mistake and arrested the wrong person.
Bryan is a real person and is still fighting for those wrongfully convicted today. I think this film does a fine job of telling one of those stories. I worried director Destin Daniel Cretton would go the romanticized route he took his last feature, The Glass Castle, and though some of this feels familiar I think he handled it well and the actors elevated a story we have seen before.
The racism in this film is very strong. I think at one point I would've said it was over the top but I am no longer of that mindset. People are still acting like this today, and it's frustrating to watch people be so shitty. Bryan is leagues above them and I loved how Michael B. Jordan played him. He's very stoic but you can see what weighs on him. Same with Jaime Foxx, it was a wonderful performance.
My favorite part of the film was the always wonderful Rob Morgan who played another death row inmate, Herbert Richardson whose PTSD from the Vietnam War is so bad he doesn't even know why he committed the crime he did. I cried the hardest watching his scenes. It's crazy to me how GOOD Morgan is in so many things and how he never gets acting accolades to show for it. I'm going to do a back flip the day he's finally recognized.
Just Mercy may not be the flashiest film out there but it's likely to be one of the best releases out this month and definitely deserves your time at the theater.
Memorable Quote: "We're with you, Herb!" - Walter (Jamie Foxx)
keith71_98 January 15, 2020 at 8:25 AM
It's a solid film start to finish. It was the one that ended up at #21, just off my Top 20 list. I'm sooo with you on Morgan. He just crushes you! "Mudbound" opened my eyes to how good he is.
Brittani Burnham January 15, 2020 at 8:29 AM
Same. He was robbed of a Supporting Actor nom for Mudbound (and this too tbh)
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June 30, 2010 News & Features » News
By Jim Gaines
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Although it wasn't much of a vacation, late last year Richard Rabazinski eschewed the comforts of his Winter Park home for two nights in posh Orlando hotels. On Nov. 3, 2009, he called online-travel company Expedia and asked for a room at the Portofino Bay Hotel on Nov. 7. He and a salesperson named Nathaniel settled on a "garden view" room with two queen beds for $304 — or $342, "including taxes."
"I asked Nathaniel if the total price included $38 in taxes, and he said 'That is right,'" Rabazinski states in an affidavit filed Jan. 29 in Business Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
"I asked Nathaniel if there were 'service fees or anything in there' and 'Are there any service fees put on?' He replied 'Hotel resort fees?' and then quickly said 'No,'" Rabazinski states. "I asked Nathaniel 'So $38 is just for taxes?' Nathaniel replied 'Correct. Taxes and service fees, that includes taxes and service fees.' I asked Nathaniel for the 'breakdown' between taxes and service fees in regards to the $38. He replied that he did not have that and said that 'we cannot disclose that information.'
"I asked Nathaniel why he couldn't disclose the information. Nathaniel replied 'the only thing we can disclose to you is the room price of $304 and the tax and service fees are $38 that will give you a total price of $342.'"
Two days later, Rabazinski went through a similar routine on Expedia's website, booking a deluxe nonsmoking room at the Grand Bohemian Hotel for $145.33 — plus "taxes and service fees" of $18.26, with no breakdown between taxes and fees.
Rabazinski duly put up at both hotels and noted that his debit card showed Expedia billed him for the rooms. The only money he paid directly to the hotels was for parking.
Pleasant though his brief vacation might have been, Rabazinski's was no pleasure trip. He was sent by attorneys working for Orange County to test Expedia's booking and billing policies; the county has filed suit against Expedia and its fellow travel vendor Orbitz, claiming that the companies have failed to pay their fair share of taxes.
According to the suit, companies like Expedia and Orbitz buy up hotel rooms for wholesale prices, then resell them at higher rates to travelers. The companies pay taxes on the prices they pay for the rooms but not on the markup they charge to consumers. The county's lawsuit seeks a ruling that the companies should pay the local tourist-development tax -— currently set at 6 percent in Orange County — on the full price they charge customers for the hotel rooms. If the court grants the county that decision, the precedent would extend to the other big players in the field, such as Priceline and Travelocity, says County Attorney Tom Drage.
Orange County isn't the only locale to be fighting this battle with online-travel firms. Neighboring tourist mecca Osceola County is going through an administrative hearing on the matter, which may eventually lead to a suit, according to County Attorney Jo Thacker. In November the state of Florida sued Expedia and Orbitz, looking for tourism taxes, and a growing number of counties in the state are filing similar suits of their own.
The municipalities say they need the money to promote a lagging tourism industry during difficult economic times. The online-travel vendors, meanwhile, say they provide travel incentives in the form of bargain prices on hotel rooms, thus funneling tourists into Florida. They need that money, they say, to continue doing so.
Some Florida hotels book up to 40 percent of their rooms with online-travel firms, according to Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association spokesperson Christina Johnson. That's a big chunk of Florida's signature industry — and given the number of hotels clustered near the major theme parks, it's an even bigger deal for Orange County.
To aid in filling those hotels, the state lets counties charge a tax of up to 6 percent on hotel rooms and use the proceeds to promote tourism.
Florida counties are going after the funding because lots of big-ticket projects — including a handful of high-profile ones right here in Orlando — are relying on it. Tourist-development tax dollars are a vital part of a city-county plan to make Orlando an even bigger arts and entertainment draw. The new Amway Center, home to the Orlando Magic and scheduled to open in October, cost $480 million. Whether the city is going to be able to meet its first $10.6 million debt service on the arena in November remains up in the air, largely because of declining tourist-development tax money. The city's plans to build the Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center and to renovate the Citrus Bowl also were supposed to count on revenues from the tourist tax, but there's no money left in the pot. The Citrus Bowl project has been virtually scrapped, and so far, the $383 million budget for the arts center has been reduced to $250 million (see "Keeping up appearances," March 24). According to a May 10 presentation on plans for the performing arts center by Orlando chief financial officer Rebecca Sutton, there is no further tourist-development revenue available. According to the arrangement between the city and county, in order to spend tourist-development dollars on the project, there has to be a certain amount of funding maintained in the county's coffers. That minimum amount rises by 2 percent every year, but tourism revenues — and therefore tourist-development tax dollars — are decreasing, so the goal post keeps drifting farther down the field. The city has been pressuring the county for cash to keep its dream alive, which may go some way in explaining why the county is applying legal pressure to get hold of any additional cash it can.
With a favorable ruling in court, Orange County Comptroller Martha Haynie could audit the travel companies' books to figure out how much each one should pay in back and future taxes.
Rough estimates from 2008 put that figure at $60 million to $100 million in "interest, (back) taxes and penalties" — plus perhaps $8 million in each subsequent year, according to Drage.
Per state law that allows counties to collect tourist-development taxes in the first place, the first two thirds of the 6-cent tax can only be used for "the acquisition and operation of convention centers, sports stadiums and arenas, auditoriums and museums, promotion and/or advertisement of tourism and funding of tourist and convention bureaus and tourist information centers."
The next penny on every dollar has to go for debt payments on a sports arena or convention center or to advertise tourism; and the sixth cent can only go toward payments on a sports center or to advertise tourism.
The biggest part of the county's hotel-tax revenue — usually about two-thirds of the total receipts — goes to pay off long-term debt at the Orange County Convention Center. The center, which was supposed to be self-sustaining, has also required subsidies of up to $10 million a year for most of its nearly three-decade operation. After that, the next biggest allocation goes to the Orlando-Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau for advertising. After putting some in reserve and funding smaller needs, such as the Orange County Regional History Center, there usually hasn't been much left.
In June 2006 the county increased its tourist tax rate from 5 cents to the maximum 6 cents permitted by law, hoping the additional money would help pay for the new Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Amway Center and renovations to the Citrus Bowl. Those projects, expected to use the hotel tax as their primary source of funding over the next 30 years, carry a total price tag of more than $1 billion.
In 2007, hotel-tax receipts brought in $163 million. Of that, $91 million went to the convention center and about $48 million to the Orlando-Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau, according to a county financial summary. The next year — the last for which figures are complete — tax receipts increased to $168 million. However, that's also the first year the city-county interlocal agreement was in force, requiring the allocation of $9.6 million to the city's "community venues" — the arts center and sports-arena projects.
But the recession took millions out of a pool that had actually been expected to grow ever larger. It didn't.
Convention center debt payments are covered for now, and preliminary tax receipts have been edging up for a couple of months — but that doesn't guarantee a turnaround, says Jan Addison, business manager for the Orange County Convention Center.
"Obviously for people lower on the totem pole, that could get worrisome if it started declining again," she says.
If the hotel tax revenues continue to sputter, it will fall to county commissioners to make the tough choices of what to cut or where to move money, according to Addison.
The tourist-development tax brings in a tiny fraction of Orange County's annual revenue, but with a budget of $3.4 billion dollars, even that sliver is a wad of cash by most standards.
In 2008, the tax brought in $168.2 million, according to Randy Singh, manager of the county Office of Management and Budget. In 2009 it had fallen by $26 million, he says. For the current fiscal year the county predicts another drop of $4.3 million — a total decline of 18 percent over three years, Singh says.
At the current 6 percent tax rate, for every $100 hotel room purchased by companies like Orbitz, Expedia, Travelocity and others, the county reaps $6. The hotels charge the fee to the companies then remit it to the county monthly. Online-travel companies charge a higher price for that room when they sell to a customer — say $130 for a room purchased for $100 — but they don't pay tax on the inflated price. The county's lawsuit wants to change that.
The Expedias of the world argue that they are just booking aids for travelers and their service fees should not be taxable; the county, however, argues that these companies are "dealers" in hotel rooms and should be paying tax on the full price they charge for rooms. If the current suit against Expedia and Orbitz is successful, its results will be applied to all companies doing online-travel bookings in the county.
In the past three or four years a number of Florida counties have filed lawsuits against online travel firms in pursuit of hotel taxes. Monroe County launched a class-action lawsuit against numerous travel companies, to which all counties in Florida can join as plaintiffs; some, like Indian River County, have signed on, but most have not. It's scheduled for trial July 11.
The class-action suit bases its claim for reimbursement on figures released by the travel companies themselves. Orange County prefers its own method of calculation, so in early May when county commissioners mulled joining Monroe's suit, they opted to stick with their own.
Some Florida counties, like Osceola, are first holding administrative hearings to tell online firms how much tax they might owe, and only going to court if those bills are rejected, Drage says. Orange County decided to go straight to court. A trial is scheduled for August, but both parties are asking for summary judgment, a simple judicial declaration that one side or the other is clearly right.
The best way to explain the industry's whole argument is the simplest, says Andrew Weinstein, spokesperson for the Interactive Travel Services Association, a trade organization for the online-travel industry.
"If you're not a hotel, you really shouldn't have to pay hotel taxes," he says.
Many laws authorizing tourist-development taxes passed decades ago, long before online travel booking was dreamed of, he says, but there were businesses then that operated in a similar manner — traditional travel agents, convention planners and tour operators — and the tax has never been applied to them. The "service fees" those entities charged have never been taxable in Florida. Only the hotel's actual room price fell under the tourist-development tax, he says.
"From the very beginning of these models being arranged, through today, the hotels have always set the prices for their rooms," Weinstein says. "Taxes have always been assessed on what the hotel charged for rooms. No one tried to interpret them differently until this round of litigation. Obviously there was some creative lawyering that went on over the past few years."
As local governments around the country face shrinking budgets, they've tried to squeeze out more by reinterpreting old taxes, Weinstein says. But courts have generally barred that, dismissing 14 suits and issuing decisions in 10 more.
"Of those 10 cases, including both of the cases at the federal appellate level, nine of those cases have been decided in favor of the industry," he says. The sole exception was in San Antonio, Texas, and the industry has high hopes for appealing that one. Additionally, state tax authorities in nine states have decided on their own that tourist-development taxes don't apply to online travel firms, according to an industry fact sheet provided by Weinstein.
Rabazinski's experience isn't Orange County's sole evidence in its suit against the online-travel companies. Attorneys also sent David Dougherty to www.orbitz.com in early February to book a room at Embassy Suites in Orlando. His affidavit, filed April 20, tells the same story, though he booked online instead of by phone. On Feb. 5 Dougherty paid $162.99 for the room plus $21.18 in unspecified "taxes and fees," without the hotel's involvement at all, the affidavit says.
Whether it's the travel firm or the hotel that took the reservation is only half the question. Drage says the online-travel firms charge a markup of 20 to 30 percent for rooms over what they pay hotels, so they're making enough to pay the tax.
"Generally what we find is that the taxes and fees they collect will exceed the amount that a hotel would collect if they were charging the same," Drage says.
But since the breakdown of those taxes and fees is so vague, it's hard to tell. When he booked the Grand Bohemian room, Rabazinski went to part of Expedia's website that purports to explain its taxes-and-fees charge. That page, according to the affidavit, says "Expedia does not collect taxes for remittance to applicable taxing authorities. The tax recovery charges on prepaid hotel transactions are a recovery of the estimated transaction taxes (e.g. sales and use, occupancy, room tax, excise tax, value added tax, etc.) that Expedia pays to the hotel supplier in connection with your hotel reservations. The hotel suppliers invoice Expedia for tax amounts. The hotel suppliers remit applicable taxes to the applicable taxing jurisdictions."
In other words, the hotels are responsible for collecting and submitting the appropriate amount of taxes. Lobbyists for local governments and travel companies have fought it out in the Florida Legislature, with one group seeking to require payment of the tax as the other urges an explicit exemption for the companies from the tax. Sentiment has seesawed for several years, with counties having an edge in 2009, Drage says. This year, though, travel companies actually got an exemption bill through the House — but it died in the Senate.
"Legislatively, this has been a very interesting issue," he says. Part of the county lawsuit's purpose is to let the Legislature know that the current law is clear enough; a solid court ruling could end the debate, Drage says.
Since 2007 the travel companies have been lobbying the U.S. Congress for retroactive immunity from tourist-development taxes nationwide. The most recent proposal would allow already-filed suits to go forward but would block any future filings. That prospect is what's prompted the current flurry of litigation.
Orange County Commissioner Bill Segal, now running for county mayor, says he got interested in urging legal action on the hotel tax because it looked like legislators might "slam the door on us," exempting online firms from the tax payment. But hearing that online firms might be collecting all the required tax and only paying part of it really got his attention.
"I think it's pretty cut-and-dried. Everybody else has to pay it, so I think the online-travel companies ought to pay it," Segal says. "First of all, if you're not collecting it, you should be. And if you are collecting it, you should be remitting it."
According to Weinstein, though, vagueness on how taxes and fees break down has not translated into court findings of any wrongdoing. In the San Antonio case, jurors found that though companies should have been paying the tax, their failure to do so was not deliberately malicious or negligent and so did not incur any punitive damages. And deliberately collecting local taxes but not turning them over?
"There's never been a court in the country that's upheld that," Weinstein says.
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Let's see how to find it.
There's a project manager inside of SpyFu that saves, organizes, and tracks any keywords you add to it. The tracking part is what will serve up this URL detail.
We'll track a domain's weekly rankings (in both Google and Bing) for any keywords that you save inside of the MySpyFu project manager.
Inside the project, open the keyword list to see which specific page (URL) caused the domain to rank.
This feature is a slight twist from what we've always shown. First, a look at the more traditional approach: SpyFu shows which URL from a domain is the one that ranks for a keyword.
Voya is a financial planning and investment site.
You can tell this by looking up their SEO keywords in SpyFu and seeing every keyword they rank for and the URL that earned that ranking.
I filtered the keywords to the ones that include "529" so I could narrow it down.
Clicks from a keyword like that are valued at close to $285 each month to the site.
If they can create (or optimize existing) content in hopes of ranking for a competitive keyword, they could reel in even more valuable clicks.
They get to work and cross their fingers. They're entering a waiting game.
That's where these methods are different.
We're no longer looking at their pages that already rank.
We're watching for new rankings on specific keywords.
With almost 1300 searches a month and a cost per click above $11, it's a competitive keyword. Buying it in AdWords would cost them more than $1000 a month. If they can rank well for it, that search should deliver some qualified clicks to their site.
Now the Voya team will be creating content — probably on multiple pages with videos, articles, or tools — waiting to see which one ranks for the keyword they have as their target.
I can tell that Voya isn't currently ranking for it (by searching their keywords), so this will be a new keyword for them to target.
They want to zero in on a specific keyword (or even a keyword group).
1. Set up a project using the MySpyFu manager.
Log into (with a premium SpyFu membership), and open the slider on the right side of the page. Choose the option to "Create a Project" and follow the steps.
Once inside, you'll have the opportunity to save groups of keywords into the project. Most of these suggestions are built on the keywords that domain currently ranks for.
Make sure to create a group specifically for your targeted keyword. For the Voya example I created a "529" group.
We start gathering data right away, usually with results within the hour.
Even if you're not yet ranking for the new keyword you're targeting, you can find fast results on your other search terms that you saved.
When we get new ranking data for that domain — specifically on the keyword you're watching — we'll send you an email. You'll need to opt-in first. Choose a keyword group inside the project, and use the export link to set up the email updates.
Here's a video to help you through the steps.
5. See the exact URL that earned the ranking.
Open the project, and you'll see the latest ranking data for your keyword and any keyword groups that you set up.
Click through to open the domain's rankings for a single keyword, and you will see the URL that ranked.
As more data comes in each week, we'll track rank changes and show you its performance history over time.
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When get that insight, then you can double down on that type of content, that type of promotion, or whatever it was in the formula that made that page rank.


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Use the Mac app to start a timer from your desktop, or the Chrome extension to track time from your browser. And if you're running to a meeting at a client's office, our mobile apps have you covered.
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Harvest seamlessly integrates with the apps you already use, so you don't have to leave your favorite tools to start a timer.
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Blue Collar Space
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The future doesn't just happen... Somebody has to build it. Martin L. Shoemaker, author of "TodayAm Paul", presents stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary work. Planning, exploring, constructing... living and growing and dying... across the Solar System. Includes these award-winning stories: Scramble (second place, Jim Baen Memorial Short Story Award, 2012) Unrefined (third place, Writers of the Future, 2014) Racing to Mars (first place, Analog Analytical Laboratory award, 2016) Plus seven more stories ..
Hmi: Human-Machine Interface
In this collection from Martin L. Shoemaker, the award-winning author of TodayAm Carey, you'll find stories on the line where human meets machine...* A therapist uses an immersive game to treat a troubled boy.* An injured soldier must convince his battle suit that he wants to live.* An emulated personality wars against a corrupted version of itself.* A programmer cannot escape the program that loves him.* A coffee maker faces the emptiness of existence.* A dying man records his memories for the future. ..
At the heart of a mystery unfolding in space, the opposing forces make a treacherous journey between Earth and Mars. In space, mutiny means death--that's why Inspector General Park Yerim is taking her investigation so seriously. The alleged mutineer is Captain Nicolau Aames, whose command of the massive Earth-Mars vessel Aldrin has come under fire. The vast System Initiative says he disobeyed orders, but his crew swears he's in the right. En route to Mars, Park gathers testimony from the Aldrin 's diverse crew, painting a complex picture of Aames's character: his heroism, his failures, even his personal passions. As the investigation unfolds, Park finds hersel ..
Today I Am Carey
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REMARKABLE DEBUT NOVEL FROM CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED AUTHOR MARTIN L. SHOEMAKER . Shoemaker proves why he has consistently been praised as one of the best story writers in SF today with this touching, thoughtful, action-packed debut novel, based on his award-winning short story TodayAm Paul. TODAY Mildred has Alzheimer's. As memories fade, she acquires the aid of a full-time android to assist her in everyday life. Carey. Carey takes care of Mildred, but its true mission is to fill in the gaps in Mildred's past. To bring yesterday into today by becoming a copy. But not merely a copy of a physical person. A copy from the inside out. AM After Mildred passes, Ca ..
The Last Campaign
A colony on Mars becomes home to a killer conspiracy in a Near-Earth Mystery by the award-winning author of The Last Dance . Brazilian investigator Rosalia Morais, and her husband, revered American spacer Nicolau Aames, are building a life together in Mars's Maxwell City, the fastest-growing settlement on the planet. Good news: there are no natural predators. Bad news: there are humans. That means the crime rate is growing, too. To ensure public safety, Rosie's appointed by the mayor as the Red Planet's first chief of police. No sooner does she build a law enforcement squad than the biggest challenge looks to be internal. Policing the police for graft and corru ..
Today I Remember
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UML Applied: A .Net Perspective
* Introduces UML through hands-on, team-oriented exercises using "Five-Step UML" -See: http: www.umlbootcamp.com bootcamps umlbootcamp.htm *Explains the .NET Common Language Runtime and the .NET Framework through UML diagrams and examples. * Explores UML and .NET in-depth through a detailed case study. * Builds on "Five-Step UML" to introduce Model-Driven Development, a development process centered on UML models. * Includes lots of pragmatic advice for better modeling. ..
The Glass Parachute
by Shoemaker, Martin L. Kane, Alex J. Michaelson, Jasmine
This science fiction anthology features eleven original short stories from nine established and emerging authors. Each story is accompanied by a black-and-white illustration created by one of four artists. (See the complete list of authors and artists below.) The stories span the breadth of the science-fiction genre, from cyberpunk to alien contact to genetic manipulation to social dystopia. Some investigate the "hard" technological side of SF, while others explore the genre's "softer" social implications. While the majority of the content is suitable for most readers, some stories contain harsh language, mild violence, and adult situations that may be unsuitabl ..


The Postgraduate Medical Education Committee has decided to propose the Central Government to issue a letter to start the course from the academic session 2019-2020. The number of seats for the course is restricted to 8 students per year.
The committee's decision was based on the report of MCI inspection where MCI assessors inspected the college and found the infrastructure and manpower appropriate to permit the college to start the course for MS (General Surgery).
The committee further directed the Teaching Institution to apply for recognition of the qualification at the time of first available examination as per the provision of Section 11(2) of the IMC Act, 1956.