Colombo High Court Judge Shasi Mahendran yesterday directed the counsel for the four senior Customs officials who were accused of taking the highest amount of bribe of Rs.125 million from a businessman to examine the computer data relating to the incident before June 22.
The Judge made this direction on considering the submission made by the counsel for the third suspect.
However DSG Ayesha Jinasena appearing for the prosecution submitted that on an earlier occasion too the counsel had made a request to inspect the computers but had not turned up when a date was fixed to inspect them.
The Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC) has filed fourteen indictments against the four officials, who are accused of demanding and receiving the bribe from a vehicle spare parts businessman.
The accused Assistant Superintendent of Customs M. D. Upali Gunaratne of Kadawatha, Superintendents of Customs H. W. Wimalaweera of Gampaha, U. S. Wickramasinghe of Athurugiriya and S.P. Jinadasa of Rajagiriya were accused of have accepted the bribe.
They were apprehended by detectives of the Bribery Commission who acted on a complaint lodged by the businessman G. Bandulasena.
The accused, were alleged to have visited the complainants house with Deputy Superintendent of Customs Jagath Gunathilake and had claimed that the complainant needed to pay Rs.300 million for a stock of vehicle spare parts that the Customs had earlier released to the complainant following proper procedure.
Later they had demanded a bribe of Rs.150 million from the complainant during June 26 and September 29 in 2015.
Subsequently, the complainant lodged a complaint with the Bribery Commission. The Commission had then deployed a decoy to negotiate the bribe with the accused. Accordingly the bribe was given to the accused at the business premises belonging to the complainant located in Panchikawatta, Maradana.
Later the Deputy Superintendent of Customs Gunathilake had arrived at the location with the first and fourth accused and were arrested by Bribery Commission sleuths as they were receiving the bribe. The other two accused, who were allegedly waiting on the roadside, were arrested later. The prosecution brought forward 39 witnesses for its case.


What possibilities open up for companies willing to explore and employ Nordic-style educational live-action role-playing (edu-larp)?
In his presentation, Ljubljana-based author, business coach and game master Blaz Branc, will present key findings of his newly published book "Imagine This," focusing on 5 case studies showcasing results and benefits of "larping" for developing employee's competencies.
HR managers and HR development specialists of a wide array of industries (think banking, pharmaceuticals, home appliances manufacturing) have successfully run edu-larp-based trainings to address issues such as silo mentality, innovation and general strategy alignment, digital transformation strategy, situational leadership, change management and more.
Closing the presentation, the audience will be provoked with ideas on how the rapidly developing technology, joining forces with live-action roleplaying, can change how we assess, reflect and transform that which is most elusive in humans: attitudes and mind-sets.
Never Shake Hands with an Alien! – SG Lessons from the Boardroom.
From our earliest years, we learned how to perceive our safety and danger through narrative storytelling and metaphors and tested how to navigate our worlds through abstraction and group play. As adults, Serious Games enable us to continue that practice, offering us enormous potential for exploring difficult issues and challenging themes, and testing dangerous strategic questions, within a safe and confidential space.
In this presentation, Paul O'Connor will demonstrate the importance of abstraction and metaphors in serious game design, through examples of highly immersive serious game experiences created for Board directors, senior management teams, HR directors, business organizations, academic institutions and their students. He will explain how they were used to expose and generate deep insights regarding risk appetite, business blind spots and unethical values, to challenge attitudes towards diversity & inclusion, to build teams and improve internal communications, to overturn assumptions and transform attitudes to historical events – and why you should never shake hands with an alien!
If time permits, he will present a simple but highly effective game structure for conducting analog business war games with small teams of stakeholders.
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INSPIREO® is an agile learning method developed at University of Barcelona, using project based learning, agile management and innovation methods interwoven with the LEGO® Serious Play® method to create learning environments in which participants can discover how to integrate practical concepts and specific knowledge in a project / problem solving scenarios, which facilitates the building and exploration of innovation frameworks and collective thinking.
Hundreds of gamified solutions have been launched and used by millions of people globally, yet gamified solutions are still approached with caution. Organisations looking to adopt this approach for L&D or education still feel like early adopters and risk takers. Why is this the case for an industry that's predicted to grow at 37.1% with revenues quadruple by 2023? In this session, we'll explore the top 5 steps you need to consider to make your serious game successful and highlight organisations who have been there and done it. By the end of the session, you will understand your options, understand the pitfalls and learn the lessons of the real early adopters.
Blended Business Simulation Games: The best of both worlds?
This talk will focus on how to combine the best of both worlds from the digital and analogue world. Over the years it has become increasingly clear that each format has its strengths and weaknesses. Indeed, choosing the right format is crucial to ensure the right impact from the business simulation game. Unfortunately, the choice is most often based on random preference rather than a careful analysis of what format is most appropriate to achieve the intended impact.
We will discuss the characteristics of each format and why a combination can make a lot of sense. We explore recent customer projects, where the focus is on just-in-time micro-learning closely intertwined with the learners' existing practice. We insist that the social interaction and reflection is kept center stage as, all too often, the critical social component is damaged when business simulation games become digital.
Ingrained in this approach is a focus on moving business simulation games away from a traditional instructional approach. Traditionally, learners are removed from their practice to learn, and then expected to move back into their praxis bringing in all the new insights. This is far from optimal, and especially possible with a blended approach.
A collaborative workshop on learning game design.
The 4C's of 21st Century Education are almost identical to the four skills identified by the World Economic Forum as most valuable in the future. They are also competencies that permeate much of current training and change management in the HR field. In this collaborative workshop we will explore how we can use serious game methods to develop these skills to an even greater degree in the future.


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$2.6 million apartment complex latest development in Spokane's Perry district
May 14, 2018 /in Uncategorized /by bakercon
The scramble to fill the vacant lots in Spokane's South Perry District continues, with a three-story, 15-unit apartment complex coming to South Scott Street.
The $2.6 million project will include a 15,000-square-foot building and 13-stall parking garage on nearly an acre of land at 743 S. Scott St. Three formerly wooded parcels comprise the development's property, which have been cleared to prepare for construction.
Called the Scott Street Apartments Two, the project is the second phase of a project by Jordan Samiee, an Oregon-based real estate broker, and his business partner, Wayne Sabbak, who lives in Spokane.
Samiee said the new building's design will mimic the first building.
"We kept it as close to the first as we could," he said. "We really liked the outcome of the first one, so we're basically repeating it."
When complete, the development will have 12 two-bedroom units and three one-bedroom units, with monthly rents ranging from $1,200 to $1,600.
"All the apartments will have views," Samiee said. He anticipated the units would be ready by January.
The three parcels were purchased from Lars Neises and Rebecca Laurence, who recently built a large home directly east of the project. The two northern most parcels sold to Samiee and Sabbak have deed restrictions limiting building heights to one story.
The general contractor for project is Baker Construction, of Spokane. Evan Verduin, with Spokane-based Trek Architecture, designed the building.
The first phase, the Scott Residences, at 712 S. Scott St., is a cubist, three-story complex on a rocky outcropping across the street from the new project. Both are within walking distance of the shops and restaurants on South Perry.
The pair's first project was marketed as among the "most luxurious" in town, with two-bedroom, 1,050-square-foot units with monthly rents ranging from $1,400 to $1,650.
According to the Zillow Rent Index, the median monthly rent in Spokane is more than $1,000 for a two-bedroom apartment, the highest its been since Zillow began tracking rental data. The lowest median rent tracked by the online real estate database company came in December 2011, when it dipped to $758 month.
The past few years have seen unprecedented growth in the Perry District. A $2.3 million, 14-unit townhouse development on vacant land near South Perry was issued construction permits by the city in February. Two other empty lots directly behind South Perry Pizza and Perry Street Brewing are being considered for a complex of six to 10 units.
Other recent development on vacant Perry-area lots include:
A house built at 1908 E. 11th Ave. that sold in January for $355,000.
A five-bedroom, 3,300-square-foot home built on an empty lot over the past year that sold in April for $490,000
A 2,700-square-foot home under construction at 1013 S. Fiske St. at an entrance to the newly paved and expanded Ben Burr Trail on a lot purchased last year for $21,000
A $1 million complex of six townhomes that is nearing completion near Newark Avenue on Arthur Street on a lot that was vacant before it sold for $45,000 in 2016.
This article misstated the value of the apartment complex due to an inflated valuation from the city of Spokane's planning department. The apartments are valued by its developers at $2.6 million.
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Arte
 Stefan Szczesny – pittore tedesco

Politica
 Stanisław Szczęsny Potocki – nobile e politico polacco

Religione
 Sigismondo Felice Feliński – arcivescovo cattolico, polacco, venerato come santo dalla Chiesa cattolica, nome in polacco Zygmunt Szczęsny Feliński

Sport
 Maciej Szczęsny – ex calciatore polacco, padre di Wojciech
 Wojciech Szczęsny – calciatore polacco che gioca in Italia, figlio di Maciej
 Zdzisław Kawecki – cavaliere polacco, nome completo Zdzisław Szczęsny Kawecki-Gozdawa

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Q: how to avoid polygon being clipped with tileset? I am generating a layer UK scale, it is composed for several polygons, the idea for the layer is to display it fully and then the user can zoom to most specific area. The main problem is because the number of polygons when I create the .mbtile it split some of the polygon at determined zooms.
I have tried with different options of tippecanoe like --not duplication extend zooms if still dropping ... but I couldn't nail whit the correct commands to make it work.

tippecanoe -zg --read-parallel -l $LAYER -o "$OUT_MBTILES" "$OUT_JSON" --coalesce-densest-as-needed --extend-zooms-if-still-dropping --no-duplication

A: I suspect this is somehow related to --no-duplication. Per the documentation:

--no-duplication: As with --no-clipping, each feature is included intact instead of cut to tile boundaries. In addition, it is included only in a single tile per zoom level rather than potentially in multiple copies. Clients of the tileset must check adjacent tiles (possibly some distance away) to ensure they have all features.

I'm not sure why you're using that option, but disable it if possible.
It's hard to be more specific without seeing your data and having a lot more information about what you're trying to achieve, zoom levels, attributes, data size etc.

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MyFlora Daily is formulated with Bio-tract technology. This technology is intended to allow for extended, controlled release of probiotic strains throughout the small and large intestine (based on internal data from the manufacturer). Bio-tract is intended to increase acid resistance (i.e. sensitive ingredient protection) and to provide buffering action (to help minimize side effects of probiotic ingestion).
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Conlon MA, Bird AR. The impact of diet and lifestyle on gut microbiota and human health. Nutrients 2015;7;17-44.
Zhang YJ, et al. Impacts of gut bacteria on human health and diseases. Int J Mol Sci 2015;16:7493-7519.
Saraswati S, Sitaraman R. Aging and the human gut microbiota—from correlation to causality. Front in Microbiol 2015;10.3389/fmicb.2014.00764.
Picard C, et al. Review article: bifidobacteria as probiotic agents – physiological effects and clinical benefits. Aliment Pharmacol Ther 2005;22:495-512.
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When one little boy unwittingly stumbles into the annual meeting of witches, he hears their nasty plan to get rid of all the children in the world – by turning them into mice! It's going to take smarts and sneakiness to stop them and not get squished in the process.
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Brave boys and girls, rat-racers and retirees are in for a wicked and wonderful time. Lucas Jervies directs this bubbling concoction, based on David Wood's adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic, with Guy Edmonds running amok in a virtuosic physical performance. The Witches is Monkey Baa at its most mischievous, just in time for the school holidays.


There was a drawer in our house where Mom stored recipes written on little two-by-four manila cards that yellowed more and more over time. Those were her records.
There was also the unrecorded—though very much so embodied—performance of watching her make those recipes and then declaring rest when the work was done.
My father kept decades of vinyl records up in the attic crawl spaces. Music quite literally filled every high and low corner. Today, the sounds reappear like phantoms in the attics of my memory. Beres Hammond, The Wailers and Dawn Penn are all there.
The people I know maintain a special kind of storage. They are knowledge keepers in mind, body and soul. This is a special kind of keeping.
And so I'm thinking a lot about how value is kept then passed down from them to me and so on. I am starting to think about it in terms of not just food, however grateful I am that food has brought me to this current state. I am starting to think about the many ways of being well. If there is anything I am most hopeful for, it is an opportunity to pass on more generative traditions of wellness to others. Wellness for me has looked like creating my own definition of value and that knowledge I now keep, I pass down in the ways that recipes and records have found there way into my work and me.
How does food relate to the concept of the Living Room?
I think about the domestic space a lot as a way to resist the professional space. In a big city, it's easy to forget that we live in homes because we call them apartments. In fact, I think someone corrected me the other day when I asked them if they were heading home for the night instead of asking them if they were heading back to their apartment. In a lot of ways, 'home' is the place we left for New York. Your apartment is a place of functionality that you dress up in to emote a distinction between someone else's 850 square foot box and yours. We never take the same time and care into our living spaces as we do our professional or institutional spaces. We see our homes as a place to lie down at the end of the day, but not always a primary place of memory.
For me, my getting over the shame of my home allowed me to realize how fortunate I am to have a foundation that was situated in the domestic. No matter who came through our doors, we treated them as if they were family. We offered them what we had because we knew what it felt like to be on the opposite side of that interaction. What's more, I think that folks who have a migrant history (as my family does) take a specific type of pride in their living space. The walls do trap smells of winter spice and flour particles. The curry hugs your clothes in ways you would rather live without. But in any case it makes a strong impression on you. The meals that we had in our living rooms varied time to time. My mother was as excited to pull out here crystal for the holidays as she was to have perfected a stuffed fish held in place by toothpicks she learned to not burn by pre-soaking them before baking. There is something here, too, about the help-yourself-to-a-plate style table. Leaving an assortment of offerings out in banquet form.
An alter to memory and the spirit of generosity.
My father has gone by many names, each describing its own history and purpose. Each reminds me of a certain part of our relationship. His children most often call him Daddy or Dad, alternating based on what we sought to gain from him. He has been Pat to my mother from back when they were high school sweethearts and called Chief by her friends in the civilian world even after Chief had retired from the Navy. All of these names—these ways of defining or identifying—report personal recollections of pain and joyfulness in their record keeping. I uncovered two of his birth records while my brother and I helped him and my mother move into their new home in Virginia. The names printed on both documents were identical and marked with "m" for male. They both placed him at a hospital in Kingston, Jamaica, though one showed a Patrick Francis born on May 16th. The other—the 17th. My parents explained that this most likely occurred because Jamaican birth recording doesn't happen immediately but instead is accounted for by the parents once they decide to register. I began to think about how documents, much like photography, mark a place in time that offers a certain legitimacy or attempt at proving the identities claimed by us or claimed for us. He has always been the type to make a name for himself, and after his 25 years at sea came to an end, a new life as Mr. MoDean or Mo would begin.
In 2004, in the corner of an often disparaged shopping center down the street from the municipal buildings and Section-8 housing properties, our family of five converged to bring my father's culinary vision to life. MoDean's Caribbean was his first ever restaurant venture, a small family-owned shop that would grow into a fine dining bar and lounge inspired by his life in Jamaica as a young boy. He took over the lease of a former Chinese restaurant that had closed shop in downtown Norfolk—a 35 to 40 minute car ride on the highway from our home in Virginia Beach. I can remember the thick layers of grease coating the kitchen hood from the previous tenants and conversations about how strict naval captains were when it came to cleanliness aboard the ships that he led. Cleanliness, executed by my father, wasn't solely about making things nice, but vying for the value of that which had been overlooked. The restaurant, from the perspective of passersby, was hidden, offering itself as a hideout as much as it was a hangout.
The theatre of the neighborhood defined a certain regularity to who came in and out of MoDean's. Folks starring in roles as enterprising professionals of color outlined the street. They stepped out in tucked dress-shirts and loafers that had been broken in by previous owners, then rediscovered at the local Salvation Army. They went into their respective workplaces aspirationally patterned off of George and Louise Jefferson. Some women paraded streets in Chinese slippers with goosenecks. There were men resisting leather belts who made recurring, coded exchanges in parking lots. Parking lots and barbershops were living rooms. Their performances looked like dancing to me—the kind which I had not been taught straightaway. MoDean's established itself as the place where this cast of characters took breaks from their ritual orbits until MoDean's restaurant became a ritual in and of itself.
Knots would develop in my throat as early as 8AM in anticipation of the weekday lunch rush from twelve to two. First one in the throat, then another in my stomach. I hadn't seen anything quite like it aside from the line that would wind down the street from the soup kitchen where my grandmother volunteered as a part of her congregational work. No matter where you are, hungry faces can all start to look the same. As popularity and word spread, my father's estate of names added an additional room to make space for Mo. They called him Mo when they came looking for dutch pot staples such as oxtail, goat or fried whiting. Mo was the kind of owner that served extra gravy whenever asked and knew how much revenue had been made by how heavy the black garbage bag was when carried to the trash house at the end of the night.
To be named, called, or called on can be a painful, unfaithful means of record keeping. I think a lot about what it means to be called a man or to be called black or both. To contend with expectations that existed prior to having an understanding of a word and how it came to be defined. How did my father come to understand himself as a black man, an immigrant, a businessman, a father? Does naming add to or take away from our sense of being, purpose or belonging?


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Фрідріх Штромеєр (; 2 серпня 1776, Ґетінґен — 18 серпня 1835) — німецький хімік і фармацевт.

Біографія
Фрідріх Штромейер здобув вищу освіту в Геттінгенському університеті, де в 1800 році йому було присуджено звання доктора медицини.

Після закінчення університету провів два роки в Парижі, де навчався у Вищій політехнічній школі.

Починаючи з 1802 року Штромеєр починає сам викладати в Геттінгенському університеті, а у 1805 році стає професором і очолює кафедру хімії та фармації.

Педагогічну діяльність він успішно поєднував з виконанням обов'язків генерального інспектора міських аптек міста.

Основні наукові дослідження вченого пов'язані з фізико-хімічним аналізом мінералів та іншими роботами в області неорганічної хімії.

У 1817 році Фрідріх Штромеєр зробив головне відкриття в своєму житті, яким назавжди вписав себе в історію хімії. Провізори міста Магдебург, при вивченні оксиду цинку (ZnO) запідозрили наявність у ньому домішки миш'яку. Ф. Штромеєр виділив з ZnO коричнево-бурий оксид, потім відновив його Воднем і отримав сріблясто-білий метал. Відкритий хімічний елемент отримав назву Кадмій (Cd).

У його честь названий мінерал штромеєрит (складу AgCuS). Товариство німецьких хіміків (GDCh) щорічно виділяє премію ім. Фрідріха Штромеєра.

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Every year, we go for team winter training in Scotland. On day 1, the team headed out to Stob Corie nan Lochan for a day of winter skills training. We picked the right weekend with plenty of snow and ice providing challenging conditions to put our training and skills to the test.
Day 2's venue was Aonoch Mor. Another blue sky day in ideal mountain conditions to practice various rescue techniques.


Located just a few blocks from The Infinity, South Park is a community and park with rich history in the City. Originally constructed in 1855 as the center of an exclusive residential community, South Park was modeled after a square in London, England. The community surrounds a wide, grassy park in the center. It also features the first paved streets and sidewalks in San Francisco.


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Bobcat shot putter Cameron Cross is a two-time regional qualifier who was expected to be still competing this weekend.
Lady Cat triple jumper Aliyah Marsh went from alternate to area champ. She didn't even know she would be competing until two days before the area meet.
Their outlooks on the regional meet are also completely different.
"It would mean everything to qualify for state," said Cross, who competes at noon on Friday, April 28, for a chance to advance to the UIL State Track and Field Championships.
"In middle school, I wasn't really the best thrower. But because of the coaches I had, my improvement has been unreal."
Marsh will be seeing her first regional competition.
"I want to just jump my best and see how good everyone is," said Marsh, whose event is also slated for noon on Friday.
The top two finishers in each event at the meet, which is held at Maverick Stadium on the University of Texas-Arlington campus, automatically advance to the state meet May 11-13 in Austin. A single wild-card selection from the third-place finishers at each region also advances.
Cross, who was 13th last year with a throw of 48 feet, 9 1/2 inches, is itching for a big day in his last shot at state. His best last year was 50-8, so he left regional feeling like he could do better. He believes improved technique will yield another PR.
"For me, it's just the way I finish my throw," he said. "Whenever I finish a throw I like to look at it instead of spinning all the way around which is something my coach has been getting on to me about, he wants me to be more aggressive. I've thrown 55 in practice but never in competition. It felt great so now it's about getting that muscle memory back."
This year, the Angelo State University football signee who hopes to also continue his track career, has thrown 53-5. He has PR'd three times this year but was a little disappointed with his consistency at the area meet.
"I had been throwing 51 on every throw and then got myself together and threw one out there. It was a PR but consistency-wise, it could have been better," Cross said.
He was in second place until the final throw.
His goal all year has been 55 feet and he thinks it might be good enough to earn a trip to the state meet.
Marsh would simply like to see another 36-foot jump, which won the area gold medal.
"Coach (Bobby Ventura) just told me I didn't have anything to lose and just go out there and have fun," she said. "That it was just about getting a chance to be there and coming from soccer and just jumping out there and competing."
She split time with varsity soccer, working on track just one day a week until the team's playoff run was over.
The area-meet rookie, whose best coming in was 34-9 1/2, overcame a potentially nerve-killing moment on her first attempt.
"We were jumping from a new board ... and I scratched my first jump," Marsh said. "I was thinking, 'Oh, I can't do this.'
After some encouragement, she crossed the 35-foot barrier on her next attempt.
"Coach said, 'You're in the lead now,' and I thought, 'Wow, it's not that hard.'"
On her final jump, she soared 36-3 1/4.
Marsh said it will probably take 38 feet to get to state, so she's going into the meet with the mindset of soaking in the experience and building for next year.
Junior Bailey Kinney is going to regional for the third time for the Lady Cats. She will be competing in the 800 meters, where she finished seventh last year in a time of 2 minutes, 16.89 seconds. Her best this year is 2:20.87.
Junior Jazmin Diaz competes in the pole vault, where she has a PR of 10-0. This is her first time at regional but she was an area qualifier as a sophomore.
Freshman Torren Martinez qualified in the 300 hurdles and has a PR of 46.03.
The meet starts Friday at 9 a.m. with the girls pole vault. The 300 hurdle preliminaries start at 6:30 p.m.
On Saturday, the girls high jump begins at 9 a.m. The girls 800 final is 4 p.m. and the 300 hurdles final is 5:50 p.m.


I really enjoyed this retelling of Beauty and the Beast. It had action, romance, and it kept me reading to see how it would end.
Rhen is a prince stuck in an endless loop of trying to break the curse put on him. Getting a woman to fall in love with him when he turns into a monster isn't easy. Harper is living with her dying mother and her brother who is trying to keep their family afloat. These two just didn't know what was coming when they met. When they meet Rhen finds out that this will be his last loop. The last time that he has to break the curse.
I loved every character here. I won't go into much detail about ALL of them because we would be here all day. So I'll just tell about the main three that we read about.
»Rhen: He had so much on his shoulders and I want to say that he was favorite throughout this whole book. The curse where he turns into a monster has really ruined his life. His kingdom. His family. He was losing faith in himself of being able to save everyone including himself. He had a big heart and was always willing to the extra mile to save his people.
»Harper: Is our main character here and she was pretty awesome. She started with a bang and was so brave. She also has cerebral palsy but she didn't let that hold her back. I'm not really educated on cerebral palsy so I can't say if the representation here was a good or not, but she was such a fighter.
»Grey: He was the commander in Rhen's guard. He was loyal and would do anything for Rhen and now Harper. Every time his loyalty was tested, he surprised me.
Basically, I would want this group on my side if I had to face down an army and evil enchantress.
Yes, there was some romance here, but it wasn't the prime focus. The main focus was how to save the kingdom and break the curse. I can appreciate that, but I was really wanting just a little bit more romance. The bit that we did get was amazing and left me wanting so much more. Seeing Rhen and Harper get to know each other and start to fall in love was warming my heart. Those little moments made the story for me.
Now to some of the things that made this a 4 star read instead of a 5 star read. The pacing was a bit slow. Some moments in the story felt like the story was dragging a little, which is a bit of a given because this almost a 500 page book. It's bound to happen. Also, the way it ended left it open for another book. I'm not sure if there will be one, but there should be.
Overall this retelling was lush and magical. It told the story of sacrifice and learning about yourself. I recommend this one to everyone!
**Quote was taken from an ARC and is subject to change upon publication.
Great review Kayla. I'm adding it to my TBR!!
I hope that you love this one!
I'm so happy you enjoyed, I've been anticipating this one! Great review!!
It was so good and definitely worth the hype it's been getting!
Loved this one too, especially how the romance wasn't the be-all and end-all of the plot!
Yes, this one was more plot based. They throw in some romance every once in a while.
I hope you love it Amy! The world building was really nice and I loved the characters so much!
Yepeee! You loved it too! I completely agree with you on the characters! Now it did not seem slow to me but again I am used to very big books with some change of pace. Excellent review Kayla!
Thank you Sophie! I can't wait for the sequel to come out!
Great review! I'm adding it to my TBR because I love retellings.
Lovely review Kayla! I got approved for an ARC as well (YAY) and your review is making me even more excited to get to it!!!!
That makes me so happy to hear Raven! I hope that you end up loving it too!
Lovely review, Kayla! I was recently approved on NetGalley for an ARC of this one and am excited to read it in December!
I hope you really in ACSDAL, Kaleena! I thought it was really well written!


The TR-808 is a classic drum machine that uses analog synthesis to create its sounds. The sounds have a very pure quality and are closer to the sound of the CR-series of Roland drum machines, as opposed to its popular successor, the TR-909. The TR-808 has become the signature beatbox used in most R&B and hip-hop as well as a lot of dance and techno music. Booming bass kicks, crispy snares and a distinctive cowbell sound made famous in the 1980's are all part of the 808 and its famous sound.
Its 16 drum sounds include the famous boomy 808 kick, snare, low/mid/high toms, low/mid/high congas, rimshot, claves, hand clap, maracas, cowbell, cymbal, open hi-hat, closed hi-hat and accent. Most of the sounds can be edited. Bass Drum and Cymbal (tone, decay), Snare (tone, snappy), Toms and Congas (tuning), Open Hat (decay). All sounds have individual volume controls and individual outputs. Unfortunately it was not MIDI equipped but it did use Roland's DIN Sync.
The TR-808 was OK in its time—it just didn't sound like real drums. When the Linn Drum machines appeared, the 808 seemed doomed. But its unique sound and analog allure have allowed it to find a long-lasting home in many forms of music. Ultimately, the 808 has become one of the more important and famous drum machines in the history of music, spawning imitators (ReBirth, DrumStation) as well as band names (808 State).


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The Supreme Court Bar Association has expressed objections to the comments passed by Bar Council of India Chariman, Senior Advocate Manan Kumar Mishra, against the SC lawyers body in the context of Justice Arun Mishra- Senior Advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan episode.
The BCI Chairman had come out in support of Justice Arun Mishra by disapproving the criticisms leveled by lawyers against the conduct of the judge.
A press release issued by the SCBA on Friday in response to the Chairman's comments said :
"The derisive tone and tenor of the Press Release qua the Supreme Court Bar Association and its Executive Committee is unwarranted and the facts stated are incorrect and far from the truth. The Executive Committee condemns the same in the strongest words possible. The Executive Committee of the SCBA not only takes a strong objection to it but also deplores the Bar Council of India for interfering with the functioning of the Supreme Court Bar Association Executive Committee. The statements made by the signatories of the aforesaid Press Release pertaining to the functioning and dignity of the members of our Bar as well as the members of the Executive Committee are not only vague and incorrect but are also highly unbecoming of the statuary authority".
The press release highlighted that the BCI Chairman had wrongly attributed the resolution passed by the SCAORA to the SCBA.
The SCBA demanded that the BCI withdraws its mischievous comments against it, and observed that such conduct is unbecoming of the office of BCI.
"…passing sarcastic insinuations and making incorrect remarks against the present Executive Committee is condemned in the strongest possible words as the same are mischievous and have been made with oblique purposes. It is not just for the occupants of the offices of the Chairman and Co-Chariman of the Bar Council of India to cast such reckless aspersions upon the members of the Supreme Court Bar Association in general and the Executive Committee…without any basis or facts. The statutory authorities should act with the utmost care, caution and responsibility in propagating a statement.
… The office-bearers of the statutory body must refrain themselves from issuing such statements with politically loaded motives, which this press release has intended to do. The Executive Committee strongly condemns the press release dated 04.12.2019 issued by the Bar Council of India…and requires them to immediately issue a clarificatory statement and also to withdraw its unwarranted remarks and sarcastic insinuations…"
The SCBA added that the issue between the judge and the senior lawyer has been "put to rest" with the unconditional apology expressed by Justice Arun Mishra, following submissions made a battery of senior advocates on Thursday morning.
"Since, the Hon'ble Judge has shown magnanimity, the issue is put to rest", the SCBA said.
On Tuesday, Justice Arun Mishra told Senior Advocate Gopal Sankaranarayan that his arguments in the case concerning interpretation of Section 24 of the RFCTLARR Act were repetitive and threatened him with contempt if he persisted with the submissions.
"You are making a mockery of the justice delivery system! We are hearing patiently. And You are commenting on every query? Retorting on every query? If you make one more retort and I will take contempt against you and make sure it is seen through!…Now If you have any new points, you may only make them!", Justice Mishra told the Senior Advocate.
At this point, Mr. Sankaranarayanan excused himself from the hearing and left the Court room.
At the start, Justice Mishra had also expressed displeasure at the advocate addressing the bench as "you".
Mr. Sankaranarayanan was one of the lawyers who had in October Justice Mishra's recusal from the matter, the judge having earlier rendered the Indore Development Authority decision which is under reconsideration before this 5 judge bench.
The SCAORA expressed deep concern over the incident of Justice Mishra targeting Senior Advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan and passed a resolution stating,
"Several members of the bar have repeatedly been raising such grievance about the unwarranted treatment and passing personal remarks by Hon'ble Justice Arun Mishra.
We request Hon'ble Justice Arun Mishra to be little more patient in dealing with lawyers."
Following this, the Chairman of Bar Council of India, Senior Advocate Manan Kumar Mishra issued a statement disapproving the resolution and stating that the judge was being targeted by a few members of the bar.
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I've been listening to a lot of Queen lately. I'm more and more feeling in a pressure cooker, as I transition from coming out to living out the tension just keeps building. I by no means can assume to know the inner workings of anyone's mind. I do find some solace in Freddie Mercury's voice. The twinge of pain stitched into the music is resonating with me.
I've talked before about how this process has been very dehumanizing. Well I've never felt more human, more vulnerable, more emotional, and most importantly more alive.
I just wish being alive didn't scare the b'jesus out of me right now. I always knew this would be a difficult process. But I've never felt how difficult it would be. My days are wall to wall excitement, anticipation, tension, and stress.
At times I want to yell it from the mountain tops, others I want to curl into a ball and roll back into the closet. For the pain and derision its causing me I must say there's part of me reveling in the primal vitality of it all.
Each step moves me forward, each thought entertains more possibilities. I want to talk about more about this later. But the quality and depth of relationships I've built because of this is like nothing I've ever experienced before.
As much as I may not appreciate the current of pain threaded throughout this journey. I'm ready to bear it for the sake of the primal vitality, living on the very bleeding edge of human experience. My heart is open, my mind is ready, my body is primed. I am living as much life as I possibly can, while I can.


I woke up this morning to a loud rumble and the sound of sirens. When I came out my front door there were at least 30 firefights in the street with associated fire trucks and ambulances. The Party shop of Greenwich Av and W10th had burned down. If nothing else, it proves the value of always having a camera handy.


Can i copy emails from one mailbox to another mailbox till one month by creating transport rule. if yes please guide me.
one of my user feels that one of the mail which he has received from external recipient looks like spam, as an administrator i feel that it may not be spam, it may be legitimate. how can i know external recipients domain is not phishing. is there any way to know this kind of information about domains.


The group multiplication map is a continuous map in terms of its left input with respect to the topology.
Right multiplication by any element of the group is a continuous map with respect to the topology.
Right multiplication by any element of the group is a self-homeomorphism of the group with respect to the topology.
Right-topological group: The opposite group to a right-topological group, endowed with the same topology, is a left-topological group.
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It is hard to believe that today marks one year since I started this little space and blogging adventure! I had been meaning to start a blog for years, but always had excuses as to why not and just never seemed to get around to it.
Last year I finally put my foot down and made it part of my Lenten resolution. Now don't take that the wrong way it was not penitential to start in anyway. More so it was a resolution that I knew would better myself, require some discipline, help further healing and perhaps in some small way inspire someone else.
I still feel like the blog is evolving and I am a newbie at this whole thing. Especially since I lack the creative luster so many other blogs beautifully exhibit. I also realize I have a long ways to go in the discipline area, as you can tell I am not the most consistent as to when and how often I post something new. So you could say it gives me goals for the next blogging year ahead!
I truly enjoy this little space, where I can share so many thoughts on my mind and heart. A place to share my life and journey. I continue to hope that something I write along the way will touch your heart as well, give you hope, support or maybe just a small laugh.
A few of my favorite posts over the past year include: Navigating Marriage After Miscarriage, Saying I Do, Living in the Wait, The Gift of Adoption and Introducing Our Family. Now just having read back through them again they seem to give a pretty good summary of the past year for me as well.
Here's to the next blogging year and all that it holds!
I love all your blogs! So thank you for sharing them.
Discipline and everyday life is something I can definitely identify with. I find blogs such as yours so inspiring and I often reflect on my own day to day stories. I also think to myself that there might be something someone out there might find inspiring or uplifting. I think we all have a story that when presented well, would be interesting to others. The trouble is just what you describe in this post. It is a lot more involved than you might realize. You have accomplished what a lot of others were not able to. An entire year consistently blogging! This is no small feat. Congratulations and may God bless this blog for all He has intended for it!


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Report: The potential of Tua Tagovailoa is questioned by dolphin players after the New Year | Bleaching report
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The disappointing season of the rookie from Tua Tagovailoa makes the teammates from Miami Dolphins question his abilities, according to Armando Salguero from Miami Herald.
General Manager Chris Greer said last week that he wasit is clear that Tua is our starter "will enter 2021
, but many anonymous Dolphin players do not think the position should be guaranteed.
"I understand what they said," said one player. "But I don't understand why."
"I don't know, man, it's like a puzzle right there," added another player.
Tagovailoa has a total of 1,814 passing yards with 11 touchdowns and five interceptions in 10 appearances this season, after being selected as No. 5 overall in the NFL 2020 draft.
Veteran quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick – who started the season as a team starter – had 23 fewer attempts to serve in 2020, but had more yards (2,091) and a touchdown (13) with a much better QBR (77.3 against 52.9).
Players were reportedly "caught completely unprepared" when the Dolphins placed Fitzpatrick for Tagovailoa in week 8.
Miami finished 10-6 this season, mostly thanks to a defense that was in fifth place on allowed points, while adding three non-offensive touchdowns. The team has the talent to be a leading contender in the AFC, but it will need more than the position of quarterback.
Players "aren't convinced Tagovailoa will be great in the future," according to Salguero, and are wondering if he can pair with AFC stars like Patrick Mahomes of Kansas City and Josh Allen of Buffalo.
"These are the boys we have to beat, right?" said the defender. "At the moment, it looks like it's going to be a big challenge."
It seems that the front office and coaching staff still believe in Tagovailoa. The quarterback was recovering from a hip injury in Alabama that cost him much of last season, while a lack of preseason games could also hurt his development.
A whole year as a starter could help him reach the potential he showed when he was healthy in college. However, he may have a difficult battle to convince his teammates that he is the right person for the job.
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From convening support groups and prayer services to providing child care, teaching job skills, and putting Americans back to work, nonprofit and faith-based groups are supporting working families across the country. Learn how the American Jobs Act will support the important work they do.
During these tough economic times, nonprofit organizations, both faith-based and secular, are the front-line responders to communities in need. From convening support groups and prayer services to providing child care, teaching job skills, and putting Americans back to work, these nonprofit and faith-based groups are supporting working families and individuals across the country.
President Obama recently announced a major new proposal called the American Jobs Act and sent legislation to Congress for action. The American Jobs Act is all about getting Americans working and putting money back in the pockets of the American people, and nonprofit organizations are a key part of this bill.
The President recognizes that roughly one in twelve workers in the United States are employed in the nonprofit sector, which is why he made nonprofits – both faith-based and secular – a key part of this bill. The Act will help all Americans by creating jobs now, sparking economic growth, and providing relief to millions of families. Under the Act, all business and organizations – including nonprofits – can receive a tax credit through partnering with state entities when they hire long-term unemployed individuals or veterans. The Act also includes an innovative entrepreneurship and wage protection program that will allow unemployed workers to receive unemployment insurance while they start new businesses – including nonprofit enterprises. And employers won't have to be as hesitant to hire new employees, because the American Jobs Act would cut the payroll tax in half for the first $5 million in wages, and temporarily eliminate employer payroll taxes on wages for new workers or raises for existing workers. This is great news for many small business and nonprofit organizations.
The President is committed to making sure these initiatives are fully paid for, so we don't add another dime to the federal deficit. To do that, all Americans will have to pitch in. For example, high-income earners will continue to receive the benefit of the tax code when they give to nonprofits. However, instead of a 35 percent deduction, the wealthiest Americans will receive a 28 percent deduction that is more in line with what other earners receive. Middle income donors will continue to get a 15 percent deduction. Far from a cap on charitable giving, this proposal continues to encourage giving, while helping make sure the jobs package is fully paid for.
The President is supporting nonprofits through the American Jobs Act because these groups are working so hard to bring economic opportunity to low-income communities. Across the country, innovative organizations are creating solutions to the challenge of unemployment. For example, David, a young man in the Bay Area, was racing against the clock to find a job before his unemployment benefits ran out when he found the Roberts Enterprise Development Fund (REDF), a nonprofit that connects young people and adults to gainful employment. Through REDF, David found a job as an operations supervisor of Green Streets and he now helps reduce landfill waste in low-income neighborhoods by an average of 40 percent. David says that Green Streets has changed his life. And more than helping David find another job, REDF helped him find a career.
Another innovative nonprofit grew out of a church's commitment to providing alternatives to gang violence. In Los Angeles, CA, Homeboy Industries, founded by Father Greg Boyle, uses a social enterprise model to assist at-risk, recently incarcerated, and formerly gang-involved young people. After completing the organization's job-readiness programs, participants are placed in one of four businesses run by Homeboy, where former rivals work side by side baking bread, learning to silkscreen, developing retail skills, or running a restaurant and catering business.
The American Jobs Act builds on a record of accomplishment in support of nonprofits, including passage of the Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act, which would dramatically increase the size of AmeriCorps, create new avenues for Americans to serve their communities and invest in innovative community solutions through the Social Innovation Fund.
There is no one sector that can revitalize a struggling economy on its own, not government, not nonprofits, not public or private organizations. But together, all sectors can make a difference and put Americans back to work. We are proud that the American Jobs Act recognizes the critical role that faith-based and secular nonprofits play in the American economy and social service sector. And we hope Congress works swiftly to pass this bill, for the benefit of all Americans.
Learn more about how the American Jobs Act helps nonprofits here: Non-Profits and the American Jobs Act.


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China asks Didi to delist from U.S. on data security fears – Bloomberg News
lgocl November 26, 2021
SHANGHAI, Nov 26 (Reuters) – Chinese regulators have asked top executives of ride hailing giant Didi Global Inc (DIDI.N) to devise a plan to delist from the New York Stock Exchange due to concerns about data security, Bloomberg News reported.
China's tech watchdog wants the management to take the company off the U.S. bourse on worries about leakage of sensitive data, the report said, citing people familiar with the matter.
Neither Didi nor the Cyberspace Administration of China responded to Reuters' requests for comments. Shares in Didi investors SoftBank Group Corp (9984.T) and Tencent Holdings (0700.HK) fell more than 5% and 3.1%, respectively following the report.
Proposals under consideration include a straight-up privatization or a share float in Hong Kong followed by a delisting from the United States, according to the news report.
If the privatization proceeds, shareholders would likely be offered at least the $14 per share initial public offering price, since a lower offer so soon after the June IPO could prompt lawsuits or shareholder resistance, the report said, citing sources.
As of Wednesday's close, Didi's shares have fallen 42% to$8.11 since it went public in June.
The company ran afoul of Chinese authorities when it pressed ahead with its New York listing, despite the regulator urging it to put it on hold while a cybersecurity review of its data practices was conducted, sources have told Reuters.
Soon after, the CAC launched an investigation into Didi over its collection and use of personal data. It said data had been collected illegally and ordered app stores to remove 25 mobile apps operated by Didi.
Didi responded at the time by saying it had stopped registering new users and would make changes to comply with rules on national security and personal data usage and would protect users' rights.
China's tech giants are under intense state scrutiny over anti-monopolistic behavior and handling of their vast consumer data, as the government tries to rein in their dominance after years of unfettered growth.
SoftBank Vision Fund owns 21.5% of Didi, followed by Uber Technologies Inc (UBER.N) with 12.8% and Tencent's 6.8%, according to a filing in June by Didi.
Reporting by Brenda Goh in Shanghai and Sneha Bhowmik in Bengaluru; Editing by Arun Koyyur and Sam Holmes
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The FLR F35.III is an entry-level shoe with decent looks and reasonable features for the price – though some details detract from a shoe best suited to those with narrower feet than me.
Having a local reputation as 'the guy who does bike stuff', I'm often asked my opinion on shoes, shorts and saddles. The answer is pretty easy most of the time: you need to try stuff on/ride it, because there's no real rhyme nor reason as to what will fit you and feel good after three hours out on the road. Certainly cost is no indicator – I've tried/tested items in all three categories costing several hundred quid down to 50 or so, and while yes, you generally get what you pay for, paying loads does not automatically translate into comfort. Sometimes it's the exact opposite.
The FLR F35.III shoe is somewhere in the middle ground here. At £65 they are definitely affordable and initially comfortable, but after a few long rides, you may find them not to your liking.
Available in black, black/yellow or white, the look is reasonably chic. In black/yellow the 'yellow' accents are properly high-vis, which may or may not be what you're after. There's also a wee smidge of actual reflective on the heel for night-time visibility.
Being an entry-level shoe, it's 100% synthetics and three Velcro straps. The rings of the straps are offset, so when done up the top is pulled over outside of the tongue area, 'to provide effective heel support', and the generous, snug heelcup does just that.
There's no give in the upper at all, so after a few hours you will possibly find yourself faffing with straps to accommodate swelling feet, especially in hot weather. The front of the shoe initially felt accommodating enough on my borderline-Hobbitish foots, but after a few hours and attempts to get more wiggle room, I realised that for me these are definitely a short-ride shoe. Sub-two hours on reasonably smashy hills, I found the FLR 35.IIIs to be quite rideable, but beyond that the design of the forefoot area and lack of adjustability led to cramped feelings.
Another point is the padded tongue. It's by far the chunkiest I've encountered in a road shoe, with a 5mm-thick neoprene-like insert. This was the first road shoe where I've noticed the tongue at all – it pressed into the tendon at the front of the ankle joint ('Tibialus anterior' – who knew?) and while not 'uncomfortable', it didn't need to be there and distracted from the feel of the shoe.
After a few long rides I also had the new experience of the tip of my right big toe going numb. While not painful, it was disconcerting and sent me off to t'internets for self-diagnosis. The only logical explanation was a consequence of the aforementioned tightness.
A check of cleat placement showed all was correct compared to previous shoe setups – although, another point against the FLR 35.III is that there's only one line of markings on the sole, not the usual three, which made getting a perfectly replicated left-right alignment tricky.
So all in all, a mixed bag for me. That's not to say your feet won't feel at home in the FLR 35.III – certainly if you are narrower of foot give these a try, especially if you're after everyday affordable shoes for a short commute, say – but for those with wider appendages, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.
FLR says: "Setting a higher standard for entry level footwear, our newly re-designed F-35 III, sports a minimalist and classic, yet fresh look, with a supple stretch resistant upper that hugs your foot like a second skin.
"The F-35 III upper rests on the lightweight R250 outsole, providing a perfect synthesis of stiffness with compliance and is secured with three low-profile straps. The main D-ring is angled to provide effective heel support, the middle strap allows for customized volume adjustment and the smaller strap near the toes secures the forefoot. Mesh air ports help keep feet dry and fresh. A great entry level shoe that delivers high performance for the aspiring rider."
They do an OK job on shorter rides; longer rides, for me, not so good.
For my feet, the fit wasn't great.
I'm a 10.5 UK, as tested, so no need to size up or down.
Pretty good at 610g compared with the competition.
For me personally, the fit wasn't great.
If they fit, the £65 RRP makes these a good buy.
It's 100% synthetic, so looks like new.
Well enough for short rides, but caused discomfort going longer than two hours.
The cramped forefoot, and thick padded tongue.
Did you enjoy using the product? Not for longer rides.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes, if the fit suited their feet.
This is a tricky one because for my feet they aren't ideal, but the quality is good, the price is very good and if they suit your feet then comfort could be good for more than the hour or two I found them to be okay. The minimal cleat markings and over-thick tongue are negatives, though, as is the lack of give after time, otherwise they'd be a solid 7.
If you want an amazing shoe for a narrow foot at this price then the B'Twin 900 shoes are fabulous.... but who has narrow feet these days? I have 'normal' width feet according to Clarks and most 'normal' cycling shoes are way too narrow. Shoe manufacturers need to wake up and start making shoes for normal people with feet that don't look like ice skate blades.


It was October 3rd when I began writing this post. Eleven years since 'Mean Girls', written by Tina Fey, was first released, and the film's cult-like status endures with an endless fan-made supply of GIFS and memes.
A pop-culture phenomenon, the eminently quotable movie is one of the sharpest high school satires ever whose relevance has even crossed over into the world of business and marketing.
For companies and brands that have been around for a while, jumping into social media can feel exactly like attending public school for the first time. Like figuring out which clique sits at which table during lunch, learning about all of the different platforms and where you fit in can be incredibly overwhelming.
High school can be rough; trying to figure out who you are while navigating classes, trying to make new friends, and meet your parents' and teachers' expectations.
Businesses face the same challenges when developing their own marketing and branding – establishing your brand voice, acquiring new customers, and meeting the expectations of yourself or company execs. And yes, you may even encounter your own set of mean girls in the form of competition or zero customer engagement online.
Here are some quotes from the film to help your company or brand navigate the waters of social media marketing along with advice on how you can avoid ending up in a 'Burn Book' of your own.
As social media matures from online, digital marketing to just marketing, some businesses that have been around for a while are like evil queen bee Regina George's mom – trying way too hard not to be a 'regular mom', but a 'cool mom' instead who injects herself with Botox and tries to dress like one of her teenage daughter's friends.
Nothing gets a company or brand shunned and ignored faster on social media than trying to sell on a platform without fully understanding the mindset of its users. Wearing 'pink on Wednesdays' isn't enough for customers to let you sit with them. You have to earn their trust and their business by understanding the type of content they desire and consume.
Developing Buyer Personas is the most effective way to create a content strategy that helps your company or brand sit with its ideal customer. It's unlikely that you would find Goth kids eating lunch with the Preps. So make sure your company or brand invests its social media efforts into targeting those most likely to buy from them.
Yes. Please, stop trying to make 'fetch' happen. And by that, I'm referring to the social media and marketing equivalent of making things go 'viral.' Companies, B2B companies especially, are always asking marketing agencies to make content to go viral for them and it's just not possible.
There is no magic formula or an exact science to making things go viral on social media. Hiring a celebrity or using an influencer to push your brand isn't even a guarantee of success. Even if you could make 'fetch' happen, who's to say that it would translate into actual revenue and customers for your brand?
Even though your brand should be trying to push the envelope and set your own trends, it's primary focus should be on solving problems for your customers in unique and engaging ways.
We've seen the central plot of the film before – an outcast abandons unpopular-but-loyal friends for the shallow popular students and undergoes a complete makeover of their appearance and personality.
We know how disastrous the results can be when the protagonist fails to remain authentic and true to who they really are. We've seen the PR nightmares that have occurred when companies or brands failed to use their true voice and remain authentic in the content they produced and published.
Don't use social media to project an image of your company or brand that isn't true. No amount of marketing can overcome a bad product or poor customer service. Social media marketing should be used to amplify your brand's message. If your company stays true to itself, then the limit for success truly does not exist.
Spoiler alert: In real life a bus won't take down your competition but you can take to social media with an authentic, professional approach and voice that grabs the attention of your customers – who you already know are the cool kids.


The best-selling boy band of all time, Backstreet Boys, will take over the National Stadium at the Singapore Sports Hub on Saturday, October 21. The band is specially flying out to Singapore to perform for one-night, in conjunction with the 2017 WTA Finals. This will be their only stop in Asia.
Tickets priced at $248*, $208*, $188*, $148*, $108* (yet to include $4 booking fee) will be available for sale fromSeptember 8, 10am onwards. To book, call 3158 7888 or log onto www.sportshubtix.sg. Tickets also available at the Singapore Indoor Stadium Box Office and all SingPost outlets islandwide.


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Lisa Ysale Tarleau (1878–1952), also known as Lisa Ysaye, was an early 20th-century American writer. Her short stories appeared in major magazines of the day, including Harper's Magazine, The Nation (Volume 105, Issue 2725, September 20, 1917) and The Atlantic Monthly (in 1919). Several of her works were also included in The Fireside Book of Romance (c. 1948), edited by C. Edward Wagenknecht.The Inn of Disenchantment was published in 1917 by the Houghton Mifflin Company and Riverside Press. It is a collection of prose and several short stories utilizing the same two character types—"The Lady in Blue" and "The Gentleman in Gray"—who appear in most of them. The stories are structured as a series of romantic discussions.

Tarleau also wrote a number of scripts for radio and film and worked as a translator for the US military during World War II. She died on October 9, 1952 in Kew Gardens, Queens, Long Island, New York.

She had four sons and one daughter.

Awards and honors
In 1925, her short story "Loutre" received a prize for 2nd place from Harper's Magazine''.

References

 A summer of submissions: Hemingway's postcard notes (1924)

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Q: Unwillingly syncing network folder during program write to file I am trying to write a program that does some reading/processing/writing.
While everything works fine when I give my program a local path, I am faced with an unusual problem: huge memory usage when I process files over the local area network.
If the file path is something like "//network_address/folder/*.ext" the program uses about 4G RAM (as opposed to 500 - 1G when the path is something like "c:/folder/*.ext")
I used Process Monitor to see what is going on and noticed consistent read failures in the "c:\windows\csc\v2.0.6\namespace" folder - which I hadn't even known existed. Researching it, I found that it was used to sync files with a network server, perhaps to view network files offline.
The above failures were happening exactly before a write to file process started (not before reads), the namespace folder did not get used, I had nothing synced, and the actual writes to the network drives were successful.
I haven't set up any option to sync folders... (and I don't want to)
As soon as I took ownership of that folder, the memory usage went down (though I still got read errors in Process Monitor).
So... I think my problem is I have been trying to do something I am not allowed to, and using a lot of memory to hold data while I am trying to do what I am not allowed, until I fail and finally put the data where it belongs...
The solution: avoid doing things that I am not allowed to do, right ?
Is there a way (preferably a command line that I can run in my code, or a registry entry I can modify) that can prevent my program from syncing files (if that is what is happening) or using that namespace folder when reading off a network drive ?
How can I prevent Windows from syncing files behind my back, and just writing files directly to the network folder ?

A: Did you figure this out yet?
Try disabling Offline Files inside the share:

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*Right click the share

*Go to the Sharing Tab

*Click on the Advanced Sharing button

*Click on the Caching button

*Select "No files or programs from the shared folder are available
offline."

*Click OK to close the Offline Settings pop up

*Click OK to close the Advanced Sharing pop up

*Click Close to close your share's property box

Another thing you could try from the client PC is to disable the Offline Files service if this is Win7/Vista.
Let us know how it works out.

A: 10 years later, and this is still an issue!
Much to my surprise though, I actually got a "fix" for this from Microsoft.
I had this issue on a Windows 10 AVD host, and this was the solution:
While offline files is NOT enabled, the service is still running - which apparently is causing this issue(?)
So what you have to do is run gpedit.msc on the machine in question and go to Local Computer Policy -> Administrative Templates -> Network -> Offline files -> "Allow or Disallow use of the Offline Files feature" set this to DISABLED (do not leave it at "Not configured").
Reboot.
Problem gone! (The CscService is now stopped and prevented from running in "ghost mode").


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Никита Халкидонский ( или Никита Исповедник ) — христианский святой VIII века, святитель, прославленный в лике исповедников; архиепископ Халкидонский (726—775).

Память —

С 726 по 775 год, в период иконоборчества, был архиепископом Халкидонским. Смещён со своей кафедры и подвизался до своей кончины в одном из палестинских монастырей. В каноне службы ему, написанном Константинопольским пресвитером Иосифом, прославляется также брат святителя Никиты — святой Игнатий.

Посёлок  на острове Лефкас в Греции назван в честь святого.

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Литература

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