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Behemoth, Goatwhore, 1349, Inquisition, and Black Crown Initiate at HOB in Chicago, IL on 25-Apr-2014
The Ride by The Magic Lightnin' Boys
Chuck Mosley - Life after Faith No More
Album Reviews, Artist Feature
Detroit's Kaleido set to join national tour with Alien Ant Farm
The ReAktion Release a New Lyric Video
Skid Row and Queensryche at the Sunset Station Hotel and Casino in Henderson, NV
Concert Reviews, Rock, US
For the first post-tragedy concert in Las Vegas, Skid Row and Queensryche provided an unshakeable rock show and community solidarity to an otherwise somber week.
The Skid Row/Queensryche show on October 7, 2017 at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino in Henderson, NV had been planned for months.
Of course, no one knew that just one week prior an outdoor country music festival about 10 miles away would become the scene of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. It would be impossible to forget this at any show since that night, let alone the first outdoor concert in Las Vegas since it occurred. Yet, even despite this, the show at Sunset Station was sold out and the crowd, although somber, was still the rock audience we know and love. Music always wins.
The concert began with the Las Vegas Color Guard gracing the stage with American and Nevada flags and a beautiful rendition of the National Anthem. This seemed most appropriate considering the circumstances and an air of solidarity and respect was undoubtedly present.
There were no political divides to speak of and an air of our new motto Vegas Strong, was an underlying current of this moment, as well as the entire night.
As soon as the Anthem commenced Skid Row burst upon the stage featuring new lead vocalist ZP Theart. Officially Skid Row's singer since January of this year, this was the first opportunity many fans have had to see this newly fronted line up live. These are big shoes to fill.
With a decidedly heavier and raspier voice than the beloved, original vocalist, Sebastian Bach, Theart's demeanor and tone are much more suited to the heavier albums like Slave to the Grind. In fact, Theart's vocals seem to have brought out a distinctively heavier quality to the band as a whole.
Even signature ballads such as "I Remember You" have taken on a much grittier quality. It's not bad, it's just different. While we expect this level of fortitude out of tracks like "Monkey Business" they don't translate quite as well to the debut album that set the Skids on the road to fame. On the other hand Rachel, Scotti, Snake, and Rob were flawless throughout the hour-plus set.
Unfortunately, it is difficult for fans to not yearn for a fully intact, late 80's Skid Row with Sebastian at the front. It's common knowledge within the community that this will never materialize. There's just too much bad blood between these guys, but if it ever did it's easy to envision a success on the level of the Guns N' Roses reunion.
For as much effort as Theart puts in, and as solid as Snake and the guys are, there just isn't a Skid Row like a Bach fronted Skid Row. That's just reality.
Following Skid Row's blistering set the crowd was primed and ready for Queensryche to command the stage. And they do, every single time.
The Todd La Torre fronted 'Ryche is an exception to the replacement lead singer rule. Todd is impeccable. While watching Queensryche perform it's often difficult to remember the days before him. Sometimes you don't even want to. No one can deny Geoffs contribution to the 'Ryche, but at this point, La Torre is as much Queesnryche as Geoff ever was. The band's sound is irreproachable.
A symbiotic dance of unity and cohesion from opening track "The Guardian," through the eerie lullaby of "Silent Lucidity," and unwavering through the final encore of "Eyes of a Stranger" this is one of those rare bands that actually gets better with age.
Without exception, this show was a great success for the bands involved and the fans in attendance. With an air of dignity, a bit of old school rock and roll defiance, and the music that we love, Skid Row, Queensryche, and the Las Vegas music community became the face of Vegas Stong and surely no one in attendance will ever forget it.
Event Date: 07-OCT-2017
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Big And Rich at Firekeepers Casino In Battle Creek, MI
Originating from Michigan, Kelly is currently residing in Las Vegas, NV. Her passion for music began at a Motley Crüe show, and since then has attended hundreds of shows, met many musicians along the way, and has continued her drive to keep rock music in the limelight. Her experiences contribute to her success as a book reviewer for Vegas Rocks Magazine and as one of the Assistant Editors for the NRR.
Scott Rockenfield and Eddie Jackson of Queensryche


Boost the flavor of your barbecued meats by knowing how to use sauces, rubs, and marinades. But before you barbecue (or BBQ), familiarize yourself with safety tips to avoid accidents and know how to buy the most flavorful meat for your meal. And if you're new to barbecuing, smoking, or grilling, avoid some common rookie mistakes that can ruin your best efforts.
Whether you call it barbecue, BBQ, or just 'cue, enhance the flavor of your oh-so-tender meats by mixing up a flavor-packed marinade, rub, or sauce. Although each seasoning method is used differently, they all give zing to any meat you grill or barbecue.
A rub is a dry marinade that you sprinkle or pat onto meat before you cook it. Rubs can contain just about anything, and they usually include some salt and sugar. You leave them on for a few minutes before you cook or as long as overnight. As meat cooks, the heat pulls open its pores, and the flavors of the rub seep right in.
Rubs help produce bark, a crisp and flavorful crust that also helps hold in meat's moisture.
Marinade, a light liquid that you soak meat in before you cook it, does as much good for the texture of meat as it does for the flavor. Most marinades are made up of an acid (vinegar, lemon juice, or some such) and an oil. The acid helps break down the fibers to tenderize the meat, and oil helps hold the acid against the meat so it can do the most good. The rest is flavor — whatever combination of seasonings you like.
Marinades tend to work fast, propelling a lot of flavor and good tenderizing effect into meat. They can be vehicles for intense tastes or subtle ones.
You can call pretty much anything liquid a sauce, and depending on who or where you are, your definition of true barbecue sauce may be very different. Different kinds of sauces are appropriate at different stages of the cooking process. You don't put a sugary sauce on food before it has been cooked through, for example, because the sugar burns easily.
Safety is paramount whenever you barbecue. Every year a surprising number of good times around the barbecue grill end up as scary times because of accidental burns or fires. Follow these tips for keeping your cooking on track.
Keep your grill, smoker, or chimney starter at least 10 feet away from your house, trees, and anything else that may catch fire.
Avoid loose-fitting clothing. You don't need to wear tight shirts and pants, but loose clothing is much more likely to catch fire than fitted clothing.
Keep a fire extinguisher within reach, or have a hose at the ready for addressing any accidental or out-of-control fires.
If you plan to cook on a wooden deck, thoroughly wet down the area before you start.
Make sure the young'uns keep their distance. Delineate the "no-kid zone" by making a chalk line about a 10-foot radius from the grill or smoker.
Don't use lighter fluid. Lighter fluid isn't ideal for barbecue flavor in the first place, and it's downright dangerous if you try to add it to already hot charcoal. It can catch fire, and that fire leads right back to the bottle in your hands.
Don't improvise lighter fluid. The stuff is nasty to begin with, but trying another flammable in its place when you're in a pinch is incredibly dangerous.
Be careful with alcohol. Yes, alcohol and outside cooking are no strangers — in many eyes, they're inseparable — but that delicious whiskey you're sipping is flammable. Keep that in mind.
*Be good to your grates. Clean grates don't catch fire. Gunked-up, grease-ified grates do.
More fat means more flavor. A well-marbled piece of meat is going to fare better on your grill or smoker than a leaner cut. And, especially for slow cooking, the "luxury cuts" like filet are exactly wrong. You want the cuts that come from the working areas of the animal and have more fat stores.
Fresher is better. Poke the meat you're considering (if it's wrapped, that is). You want it to feel firm and to bounce back after you move your finger away. If it doesn't, it's probably been on the shelf for too long.
Liquid is a bad sign. The red juices you see pooling in a package of meat mean that the meat got too warm. It won't taste as good or be as tender as meat that has been properly refrigerated.
Being in a hurry. If you want fast, cook a grilled cheese. If you want barbecue, chill out. Slow is the essence of barbecue. Cooking at low temperatures for a goodly amount of time is what makes barbecue barbecue and makes the meat melt in your mouth.
Before you cook, put some thought into how much time you're going to need, how you want to season or sauce your product, and the sides you want to serve with it. Good planning makes you less likely to get distracted when your meat needs you most.
Taking meat from fridge to fire. Putting meat onto the grate right from the refrigerator adds a lot of cold air to your smoker, and that's likely to lead to condensation of creosote from the charcoal. The creosote floats up via the smoke and onto your meat, adding an undesirable flavor and texture. So let your meat sit at room temperature for about an hour before cooking. Most recipes count on your doing so and advise cooking times that are based on the meat starting at about room temperature.
Letting meat rest at room temperature for more than an hour is a bad idea. When it gets too warm, it also becomes susceptible to bacteria.
Adding sauce too early. Two mainstays of barbecue sauces, sugar and tomatoes, have low heat tolerance and cook faster than meat. Apply these types of sauces too early and you'll end up with a burnt, black, crackling coating before the meat is done. So wait until the meat is almost finished cooking before you add a sweet sauce with tomatoes. A minute or two on each side of the meat over a low to moderate flame is all the time the sauce needs to add taste and texture.
Poking holes into the meat. Don't use a fork to move the meat. You want to keep the precious juices inside the meat, so use tongs. Stab it, and you provide a sure route for the juices to ooze out, taking with them any hope you had for great barbecue.
Forgetting rest time: Slice into meat before giving it a chance to rest, and you lose almost half the juices. Meat juices go where the heat is lowest, so give them a chance at your cutting board and they run for it. Allow the meat to rest after you take it off the heat: The juices will be reabsorbed by the proteins that set them free in the first place. Cut into a well-rested piece of meat, and you find tender juiciness rather than a puddle around your desiccated pork chop.


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/**
 * Asynctive Web Role Model Class
 * @author Andy Deveaux
 */
class Role_model extends CI_Model
{
	/**
	 * Gets all of the user roles
	 * @return array
	 */
	public function getAll()
	{
		$query = $this->db->get(TABLE_ROLES);
		return $query->result();
	}

	/**
	 * Creates a new role
	 * @return int
	 */
	public function createRole($name, $class)
	{
		$this->db->insert(TABLE_ROLES, array('label' => $name, 'key_name' => $class));
		return $this->db->insert_id();
	}

	/**
	 * Gets role by key name
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	 */
	public function getByKeyName($key_name)
	{
		$query = $this->db->get_where(TABLE_ROLES, array('key_name' => $key_name), 1);
		if ($query->num_rows() == 0)
			return FALSE;

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Following his collaboration with Kieran Hebden, Dutch producer Martyn today premiered another track taken from his new album on Ninja Tune. This one is a feature with former Hype Williams partner Inga Copeland on vocals. "The Air Between Words" will be out in about two weeks time on June 16, 2014. Pre-orders available on the NinjaShop.
Not much time to go into this, but I wanted to share these three mixtapes before I sign off for the rest of the weekend.
Hit and Hope's very own Klic has made a contribution to Jay Scarlett's Ampsoul Generation podcast. Doesn't look like there's a download, but what's wrong with a stream?
Second in line is 2562's guestmix for Solid Steel in which he plays some gems from Aardvarck, Samoyed and an all new Dorian Concept tune.
The latest Essential Mix comes from 3024 founder Martyn. If you can over Pete Tong's annoying commentary, it awaits you with a broad selection of dance music. Spotted a download over here.
17. Martyn – Elden St.
No download this time, but you can stream it from MixCloud 24/7.
Without further ado, here's the download link. Enjoy!
May 19, 2010 As Martijn Dykers, the musician most of us refer to as Martyn, pointed out on Facebook this mixtape is not by him.
To become a genre defying producer, it takes a diverse taste and deep knowledge of music. That description certainly fits Dutch producer Martyn, and on the latest podcast for XLR8R he shows why. From "classic house and techno, heady hip-hop, avant-garde beats, new-wave pop, and more", he takes you on a journey through diversity.
As usual, XLR8R let's you choose between high-quality MPEG4 Audio and a standard MP3. You can get them both on the original site.


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| nom               = Shelby Young
| surnom            = Shelbs
| date de naissance =
| lieu de naissance = Floride, États-Unis
| nationalité       =  Américaine
| date de mort      =
| lieu de mort      =
| profession(s)     = Actrice
| films notables    = Tout le monde déteste ChrisDes jours et des viesThe Social NetworkAmerican Horror Story}}
Shelby Young est une actrice américaine née le  en Floride.

 Carrière
Elle commence sa carrière en 2001 sous les traits de Sue Ann Butler dans la série Going to California, diffusée sur Showtime. De 2005 à 2008 elle se fait connaître dans Tout le monde déteste Chris mais sa carrière décolle lorsqu'elle rejoint le casting de la série Des jours et des vies. Outre ses petits rôles au cinéma, elle tourne dans plusieurs courts-métrages et prête sa voix au personnage d'Annie dans le blockbuster Dead Rising 3. Aux États-Unis, sa voix est également associée à une série de publicités réalisées pour le groupe agroalimentaire General Mills. Elle compte notamment à son actif le doublage de pubs pour leurs marques de céréales Lucky-Charms, Coco Puff et Trix.

 Filmographie
 Cinéma
 2015 : Night light de Bryan Woods, Robin (pré-production) 2015 : Cowdor de Phil Wurtzel, Vivian Miller (pré-production) 2015 : Them de Michael Soccio, Anna Carson (pré-production) 2014 : 2 milk 1 bath de Stanley Yung, Siena
 2013 : The Midnight Game de A.D. Calvo, Rose
 2010 : The Social Network de David Fincher, K.C.
 2008 : Wild Child de Nick Moore, Ruby
 2006 : Waltzing Anna de Doug Bollinger, Catherine Rhoades
 2005 : The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie de Polly DRapper, une fan

 Télévision
 2021-2023 : Star Wars: The Bad Batch : capitaine Bragg, droïde tactique (voix)
 2017-2018 : Star Wars : Forces du destin : princesse Leia Organa, princesse Kneesaa (voix)
 2012 : Esprits Criminels, Mackenzie Acklin (Saison 8, épisode 3)
 2011 : American Horror Story, Leah (Saison 1, épisodes 1, 2, 6)
 2011 : Awkward, Danielle (Saison 1, épisode 9)
 2009 - 2011 : Des jours et des vies, Kinsey (62 épisodes)
 2006 : Ghost Whisperer, La jeune Stacy
 2006 : Freddie, Emma
 2005 - 2008 : Tout le monde déteste Chris, Jennifer Thompson
 2001 : Going to California, Sue Ann Butler

 Doublage
 2008 : Dead Rising 3, Annie
 2007 : Le Secret de Terabithia de Gábor Csupó, Ellie Aarons
 2006 : La Nativité'' de Catherine Hardwicke, Naomi

Notes et références

Liens externes

Actrice américaine
Naissance en avril 1992
Naissance en Floride

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It moved to a new address in September 2010 where there was a club called Sixtiees previously.The gay club was renamed as Sixtiees since then, despite the administration did not change. Totem Club (-) Closed down in mid 2017 after being operated as a gay club for a short time.Eski & Yeni Cafe Adres Sakarya Cad.:İnkilap Sokak No: 6/A , Kizilay, Ankara Web: Tripadvisor.com/ & It is a popular live music club with a very cosmopolite and liberal atmosphere, so it is also visited by local LGBT people despite it is not a gay-friendly venue officially.
Reviews about this venue: "I went there on Sunday 13/7/2014 and it was so cool, relaxing and the staff were so gentle , It's hard to find tho! (Posted on July 13 2014) Sixtiees Club (-) Address: Tunali Hilmi Cad.
Your legs should be almost parallel with the ground.
If you are above 5ft10 I would go with a 75cm ball.
The venue is easy to spot on the street with its rainbow colored window.
They offer facilities such as food, dance, music, bar, party organization etc.


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Q: Nestjs Error: Cannot set headers after they are sent to the client I have a global middleware and a global guard, when request goes into the guard it apparently sends a response(the request doesn't get to the controllers), which is strange because the client gets 404, and nestjs throws an error "Cannot set headers after they are sent to the client". If I disable the middleware everything works fine. How can i fix this?
Middleware:
@Injectable()
export class AuthMiddleware implements NestMiddleware {
  @Inject()
  private readonly usersService: UsersService;
  @Inject()
  private readonly tokenService: TokenService;

  async use(req: Request, res: Response, next: NextFunction): Promise<void> {
    if (!req.cookies.token) {
      req.user = {
        userId: null,
        personId: null,
        role: null,
      };

      next();
    }

    try {
      const result = this.tokenService.verifyToken(req.cookies.token);
      const user = await this.usersService.findOne(result.userId);

      if (!user) {
        req.user = {
          userId: null,
          personId: null,
          role: null,
        };

        next();
      }

      req.user = {
        userId: result.userId,
        personId: result.personId,
        role: result.role,
      };
    } catch {
      req.user = {
        userId: null,
        personId: null,
        role: null,
      };
    }

    next();
  }
}

Guard:
@Injectable()
export class RoleGuard implements CanActivate {
  constructor(private reflector: Reflector) {}

  async canActivate(context: ExecutionContext): Promise<boolean> {
    const req: Request = await context.switchToHttp().getRequest();

    const requiredRole = this.reflector.get<Roles | null>(
      'requiredRole',
      context.getHandler(),
    );

    if (!requiredRole) {
      return true; // everything breaks here
    }

    if (
      requiredRole !== req.body.user.role &&
      req.body.user.role !== Roles.ADMIN
    ) {
      return false;
    }

    return true;
  }
}

main.ts:
async function bootstrap() {
  const app = await NestFactory.create(AppModule);
  app.use(cookieParser());
  app.use(urlencoded({ extended: true }));
  app.useGlobalPipes(
    new ValidationPipe({
      transform: true,
    }),
  );
  app.useGlobalGuards(new RoleGuard(new Reflector()));

  await app.listen(3000);
}
bootstrap();

app.module.ts:
@Module({
  imports: [
    ConfigModule.forRoot({
      envFilePath: '.env',
    }),
    TypeOrmModule.forRoot(getOrmConfig()),
    UserModule,
    EventModule,
  ],
  controllers: [],
  providers: [RoleGuard],
})
export class AppModule implements NestModule {
  configure(consumer: MiddlewareConsumer) {
    consumer.apply(AuthMiddleware).forRoutes({
      path: '*',
      method: RequestMethod.ALL,
    });
  }
}

A: I suppose it happens due to inappropriate next() function call implementation.
The error you are getting is because after calling next(), you have some additional code to run which will call next() which will cause your controller to send a response back to the client, but it was already sent by your first call.
To fix current realisation simple change next() - > to return next()
here more info about it

A: Somehow I managed to fix it by deleting this from AuthGuard:
if (!req.cookies.token) {
    req.user = {
    userId: null,
    personId: null,
    role: null,
  };

  next();
}

Maybe someone knows why it worked?

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Climate & Temperature > Philippines > Puerto Princesa, Palawan >
Vs > Dhaka
Puerto Princesa, Palawan vs Dhaka Climate & Distance Between
Puerto Princesa, Palawan vs Wairoa, Frasertown, New Zealand
Puerto Princesa, Palawan vs Dawson Creek, Bc, Canada
Puerto Princesa, Palawan vs Ubatuba, Brazil
Puerto Princesa, Palawan vs Ust-Kamcatsk, Russia
Dhaka vs Obidos, Brazil
Dhaka vs Owase, Japan
Dhaka vs Kenitra, Morocco
Dhaka vs Cape Carbonara, Italy
Krakow vs Malaga, Costa del Sol
Pasni, Balochistan vs Greenville, Ms
Cobb (Dam) vs Lampasas, Tx
Chitral vs Blaine, Wa
The distance between Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines and Dhaka, Bangladesh is approximately 3,369 km or 2,093 mi.
To reach Puerto Princesa, Palawan in this distance one would set out from Dhaka bearing 112.5° or ESE and follow the great circles arc to approach Puerto Princesa, Palawan bearing 120.8° or ESE .
Both have a tropical wet and dry/ savanna climate with dry winters (Aw).
Puerto Princesa, Palawan is in or near the tropical moist forest biome whereas Dhaka is in or near the subtropical moist forest biome.
The mean annual temperature is 1.3 °C (2.4°F) warmer.
Average monthly temperatures vary by 7 °C (12.6°F) less in Puerto Princesa, Palawan. The continentality subtype is extremely hyperoceanic as opposed to barely hyperoceanic.
Total annual precipitation averages 268 mm (10.6 in) less which is equivalent to 268 l/m² (6.58 US gal/ft²) or 2,680,000 l/ha (286,510 US gal/ac) less. About 6/7 as much.
The altitude of the sun at midday is overall 7.3° higher in Puerto Princesa, Palawan than in Dhaka.
Relative humidity levels are 3.1% higher.
The mean dew point temperature is 2.2°C (3.9°F) higher.
Climate Comparison Table
The table shows values for Puerto Princesa, Palawan relative to Dhaka. You can also view this comparison the other way around from the perspective of Dhaka vs Puerto Princesa, Palawan.
Average Max Temperature °C ( °F) +3 (+5) +4 (+7) +0 (0) +-1 (-2) 0 (0) 0 (0) 1 (+2) 1 (+2) 1 (+2) 0 (0) +2 (+4) +5 (+9) +1 (+2)
Average Temperature °C ( °F) +5 (+9) +6 (+11) +2 (+4) +1 (+2) 0 (0) -2 (-4) -2 (-4) -2 (-4) -2 (-4) 0 (0) +3 (+5) +7 (+13) +1 (+2)
Average Min Temperature °C ( °F) +5 (+9) +6 (+11) +1 (+2) -1 (-2) -1 (-2) -3 (-5) -3 (-5) -4 (-7) -4 (-7) -2 (-4) +3 (+5) +8 (+14) +0 (+1)
Average Precipitation mm (in) +30 (+1) -4 (0) -1 (0) -95 (-4) -109 (-4) -144 (-6) -148 (-6) -136 (-5) -27 (-1) +73 (+3) +180 (+7) +113 (+4) -268 (-11)
Number of Precipitation Days (% chance of precip. on a day ) +2 (+6) 0 ( 0) -1 ( -3) -4 ( -13) -2 ( -6) -6 ( -20) -11 ( -35) -8 ( -26) -2 ( -7) +9 (+29) +13 (+43) +8 (+26) -2 ( -1)
Average Daylight Hours & Minutes/ Day +0h 46' +0h 29' +0h 05' -0h 20' -0h 41' -0h 52' -0h 47' -0h 29' -0h 04' +0h 20' +0h 42' +0h 52' 0h 00'
Sun altitude at solar noon on the 21st day (°) +13.8 +13.7 +13.8 +9.7 -6.9 -13.3 -7.3 +9 +13.7 +13.8 +13.8 +13.8 +7.3
Relative Humidity (%) +13 +15 +17 +8 -3 -8 -7 -7 -7 +1 +7 +8 +3.1
Average Dew Point Temperature °C & (°F) +8.1 (+15) +9.7 (+17) +6.8 (+12) +3.1 (+6) -0.7 (-1) -3.7 (-7) -3.5 (-6) -3.5 (-6) -3.5 (-6) +0.2 (+0) +4.4 (+8) +8.6 (+15) +2.2 (+4)
There are so many comparison pages. Please post a link to one to help people find them:
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Puerto Princesa, Palawan vs Allentown/ A.-Bethlehem, Pa, Usa
Dhaka vs Boke, Guinea
Dhaka vs Narvik, Nordland, Norway
Dhaka vs Aracuai, Brazil
Dhaka vs Dresden, Germany
Oroomieh vs Lexington, Va
Kalakan vs Sulina
Parma, Emilia Romagna vs Masatepe
Ismailia vs Multan
Puerto Princesa, Palawan vs Dhaka Discussion
You are welcome to incorporate your thoughts on the differences in climate or other matters such as contrasts in culture, standard of living, demographics etc.
Currently under general maintenance.
Climate Guides for Locations near Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia - 517.2 kms (321.4 miles) SW
Sandakan, Borneo, Malaysia - 434.4 kms (269.9 miles) S
Labuan, Malaysia - 626.3 kms (389.2 miles) SW
Brunei Darussalam, Brunei Darussalam - 680 kms (422.5 miles) SW
Miri, Malaysia - 798.3 kms (496.1 miles) SW
Tawau, Malaysia - 616.9 kms (383.3 miles) S
Bintulu, Malaysia - 962.6 kms (598.2 miles) SW
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Law /
The criminal courts
The UK Criminal Law Blog, run by criminal barristers, has given us permission to reproduce this overview of the criminal courts in England and Wales.
There are two courts that hear trials (or take a plea of guilty and deal with sentences): the Magistrates' Court and the Crown Court.
Some criminal offences can only be tried in the Magistrates' Court ('summary only' offences). More serious offences can be tried either in the Magistrates' Court or at the Crown Court in front of a judge and jury ('either-way' offences). Very serious cases may only be tried in the Crown Court ('indictable only' offences).
These are the oldest courts in the land and have existed, in one way or another, since the 14th century. They deal with all summary only offences and some (less serious) either way offences.
Almost all cases start in the Magistrates' Court, no matter what the seriousness—the more serious ones will be 'sent' to the Crown Court.
Who are the magistrates?
Magistrates can be either lay or professional.
Lay magistrates (historically called Justices of the Peace—JPs) form the majority of magistrates and are people who are not legally trained. They sit on a voluntary basis around 20 times a year and are drawn from the local community.
As they are not legally qualified, they are assisted by a legal advisor (historically called a clerk) who takes notes of the hearing and any evidence heard. The legal advisor will give advice to the JPs on what the law is (but not in relation to deciding what to make of the evidence).
Lay magistrates will usually sit as a panel of three. Occasionally, usually due to lack of availability, they can sit as a panel of two, although this is generally undesirable due to the risk of them disagreeing. When lay magistrates are sitting in court as judges, they will often be referred to as a 'lay bench'. One person will be the 'chair' who will give the judgment and often lead discussions (if any) in Court.
Professional magistrates are now called District Judge (Magistrates' Court), or DJ for short (they used to be called Stipendiary Magistrates, which is a term you will still hear being used). They are appointed by the Ministry of Justice and generally have to have been practicing as a lawyer for seven years before they can be considered for an appointment.
Some people are practicing lawyers who sit part-time as a DJ. These are called DDJ (Deputy District Judges) and will sit for about 20 days a year whilst practicing for the rest. They have all the powers of a DJ, except for the fact that they cannot deal with youth cases.
Guidance on who can be a magistrate and further details can be found here.
What do you call a magistrate?
In court, a DJ will be called 'sir' or 'madam' as the case may be. If there is a lay bench, then you normally pretend you are speaking to the 'chair' and address them as 'sir' or 'madam'. Some people will address the whole panel as 'your worships', although this is becoming old-fashioned.
What do they wear?
Magistrates, whether lay or professional, will wear a dark suit in court, as will the lawyers. Neither the magistrates nor the lawyers wear robes or wigs or anything like that.
Can you appeal?
Appeals against decisions of the magistrates are generally heard by the Crown Court.
Crown Court
Crown Courts date only from 1971, but the courts that they replaced (the old Assizes and Petty Sessions) date back many hundreds of years.
The most serious offences can only be tried or sentenced in the Crown Court. They deal with all the indictable only offences as well as some either way ones.
Who are the judges?
A Crown Court judge will always have been a practicing lawyer for at least 7 years. They are appointed by a branch of the Ministry of Justice, the Judicial Appointments Commission.
Sitting at a trial, the judge will always sit with a jury made up of 12 people who are chosen at random from the electoral roll in the local area. The Judge will make legal decisions and rulings and sum up the facts for the jury, but it is the jury (and only the jury) who can return a verdict of guilty or not guilty.
If the jury finds someone guilty (or they plead guilty) then it is the Judge who will sentence that person. Unlike in some countries, the jury plays no role in sentencing.
As with DDJs, sometimes practising lawyers 'sit' part time as judges of the Crown Court. They are called Recorders.
High Court judges sometimes also sit in the Crown Court to deal with the more serious offences (typically murder).
Certain judges who are Senior Crown Court judges have been designated as the 'Recorder of X' or 'Honorary Recorder of X' with X being a city, borough or district. These Recorders are full timejJudges and should not be confused with part-time Judges (more details can be found here). Generally, if someone is Mr/Mrs/Ms Recorder Smith, then they will be a part-time judge. If it is The Recorder of [Manchester] then it will be a full-time judge.
What do you call a judge?
A Recorder or Crown Court judge is addressed as 'Your Honour' in Court. The only exceptions is judges at the Old Bailey (officially called the 'Central Criminal Court') and those judges that are the Recorders or Honoury Recorders of a place who are addressed as 'Your Lordship', as are all High Court judges.
A Recorder wears the normal robes that they wear day-to-day in court as a lawyer.
A Crown Court judge will wear a gown, a different wig, and a red sash.
A High Court judge will wear a red gown.
Appeals against decisions of the Crown Court are generally heard by the Court of Appeal.
The UK Criminal Law Blog was set up to address inaccurate reports of criminal cases in the press, the lack of public understanding of the criminal justice system and the number of unlawful sentences handed out by the courts. Its explanations of high-profile criminal cases, and other information about the criminal justice system, can be found at ukcriminallawblog.com.
By Lyndon Harris
Fact checks about UK law, how legal systems work, justice and human rights.
Brexit and the law
How the legal system works
The legal system, explained
The Court of Protection
The UK's Sharia 'courts'
The Family Court
How Supreme Court judges are chosen
A tale of two courts
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When judges swear in court


Berlin tends to skirt below (or maybe high-brow above) the quality of life radar, but last year in our Quality of Life survey we entered the city into our top 20 at No 14 and also voted it overall our city for culture. We also recognised the capital's potential to draw the financial pole some way from Frankfurt towards itself. For the moment, however, Berlin is still the artistic pool that keeps a gaggle of gallerists afloat, and its commercial scene is an interesting mix of independent retail, homespun cuisine and old-fashioned kraftwerk.
Kreuzberg is the current fashionable neighbourhood, but its streets still need a second sweep with a stiff brush and many residents could do with a sensible haircut and some breathing room in the legs of their jeans. Although Berlin's Mitte district has been the axis for the creative industries and independent retail for some time, tucked away behind the Weinmeisterstrasse is Gipsstrasse, an oft-overlooked lane lined on one side with small ateliers, shops, galleries and restaurants.
Gipsstrasse appeared first on maps as Gipsgasse and was populated in the late 17th century by the Huguenots from France who had a major cultural influence on the area. Gips translates as plaster, and the street was named after the city's plasterworks that supplied the region with the gypsum building material. During the first quarter of the 19th century the plasterworks closed and the area became known as Spandauer Viertel, for its proximity to the Spandau Gate, before changing its name to Mitte in the 1920s.
It is Gipsstrasse's diversity of retail and use of property that puts it streets ahead of neighbouring strasses in Mitte. Along the short cut you will find a barber, two small fashion studios, a leatherworker, a school, a Japanese restaurant, various galleries and a specialist framer among other interesting independent outlets.
"I moved here a few years ago when the rest of Mitte wasn't so commercial. I still feel lucky to be on Gipsstrasse, we have somehow retained our independence," concludes Jörn Rischke, a leatherworker who designs, manufactures and sells his bags and accessories from No 7.
Barber Herr Wegner is a Gipsstrasse institution and he is responsible for the sharpest haircuts in Berlin. His barber's is adorned with his ad posters dating back to the 1970s.
This Japanese restaurant and its sister bar Next to… Kuchi, are always full of locals enjoying sushi and some of the best yakitori we've tasted in Europe.
Owner Michael Metzler's ancestors were all bronze workers. He makes and sells his own bells, which are bought by international orchestras, and also gives percussion lessons.
Womenswear designer Mahler is known throughout Germany and also Japan for his simple silhouettes, inventive use of fabrics and subtle tones similar to early Comme des Garçons.
Jörn Rischke shares No 7 with his girlfriend Claudine Brignot. While he designs men's leather bags and accessories from German cowhide, using 19th-century equipment, she makes women's fashion under the label Urban Speed.
Combining German and Italian influences, this bistro half way down the street is where artists, gallerists, shop owners and residents go for lunch. Owner Christian serves up a hearty menu of soups, stews and meat, plus delicious salads.
Opened by Dirk Staudinger and Johann Haehling von Lanzenauer in 2001, CC Gallery has become one of the most sought after spaces in Mitte, attracting artists as varied as street artist Jaybo aka Monk, Charlie Isoe and Marok.
This framer opened its flagship shop in Gipsstrasse in 2004. Headquartered in Hanover, Janecki's clients are mainly galleries and collectors. A true specialist, the frames come in high-quality hardwoods, constructional and stainless steel, aluminium and gilded.
Ochs specialises in Asian art and its promotion in Europe and opened another gallery in Beijing over 10 years ago. The gallery has shown Asian artists such as Miao Xiaochun, Yang Shaobin, Yin Xiuzhen and is considered one of Europe's foremost authorities on the flourishing market.
Cynthia Barcomi has built a reputation for pouring some of the best coffees in town. This café and coffee roaster (see picture above map), her second premises after Kreuzberg, is a morning mecca for Berliners. You can also pick up the owner's eponymous cookbook.
Thomas Schultz, an interior designer, sells his own creations such as felt key rings, wooden paper knives and furniture, alongside select pieces from Paola Lenti and Materialise MGX.
Schön specialises in industrial design sourced from international fairs, especially Köln. Those represented include Hans Wegner, early and good-looking Alessi and some aluminium outdoor furniture.


A big congratulations to these new Reiki Master/Teachers! Yesterday's class in Anam Cara yurt was unforgettable. The space's energy was just as powerful as the Master teachings and the healers themselves. We had amazing weather and the views didn't hurt either. I'm so grateful that we got to learn together and so happy that there are three more Reiki Masters in the world!
I'm pleased to announce registration is open for my next Reiki Level Three course on March 31st. Anam Cara yurt is a beautiful venue in the mountains of Metchosin and I can't wait to teach my first class there! Find class and registration info here. The course date links to its Facebook event page. I hope you can join me for this high vibration day.
I'm happy to announce another Open House at the magnificent Anam Cara Yurt in Metchosin! Join us for an afternoon of mini Reiki/PEMF sessions, (by yours truly and Pauly Singh) medium readings, (by Angel Wing Readings by Jane) and Chakra photography (by Rina at Unique Hue International) all by donation. Proceeds will help further yurt construction.
Join us Sunday Feb 10th 12-3pm at 5145 La Bonne Rd. Enjoy the amazing view while munching on some snacks and indulging in our host's (Jan and Geoff's) home made kombucha! I hope to see you there supporting this beautiful high vibration event space.


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Prof Paul Hughes and Dr Wallace Henry Pig Reproduction Papers
During July, Devenish Nutrition had the privilege of having two experts on Pig Reproduction speak at a number of events, where they shared their expertise on behalf of Devenish. Professor Paul Hughes discussed "Breeding herd management to maximise efficiency & output", whilst Dr Wallace Henry presented "30 piglets per sow per year: A dream?"
Professor Paul Hughes
Paul Hughes was brought up on a hill sheep farm in North Wales. He holds an honours degree in agricul¬tural science and a Ph.D. in reproductive physiology from the University of Nottingham in the UK. In the 1970s & 1980s he taught at the Royal Agricultural College and the University of Leeds, Department of Animal Physiology & Nutrition prior to emigrating to Australia in 1985.
More recently he has been employed at Muresk Institute in Western Aus¬tralia and the University of Melbourne, where he was the inaugural Head of the Animal Science Department in the Institute of Land & Food Re¬sources. Currently, he is Program Leader of the Pig & Poultry Production Institute based at the Roseworthy campus of Adelaide University.
He has published more than 180 original research papers and reviews in refereed journals on topics as diverse as the endocrinology of puberty in rats, pheromone feedback systems in sheep and nutrition-reproduction interaction in pigs. Perhaps he is best recognised as a co-author of the book "Reproduction in the pig" and, more recently, the CD-ROM "Re¬productive management of pigs". Paul has also built up a reputation for giving lively & informative farmer talks.
For a copy of Prof Paul Hughes paper, please click here
Dr Wallace Henry
Upon completing his BSc in Agriculture from the Uni¬versity of Newcastle Upon Tyne, Wallace Henry went to the University of Leeds where he achieved in Ph.D in "The Effects of Nutrition on Sow Reproduction and Piglet Growth".
Wallace has worked in a number of different roles in the agriculture industry since then, including Nutrition, Pig Product Sales and Technical and Operations Director in companies including the Meat and Livestock Commission, Nutec and Devenish Nutrition.
Dr Henry currently works as an independent consultant for Rektify Ltd, and continues to advise on issues such as Pig Husbandry, Research Co-ordination and Planning, Technical Nutritional Advice and also Practical Pig Production as a shareholder in SM Pigs Ltd.
For a copy of Dr Wallace Henry paper, please click here
Devenish Nutrition would like to take this opportunity to thank them both for their time and highly informative discussions at the events.


Okay, this is weird. I am getting confirmation that you are posting these now. How odd.
Yes, these were in a holding tank. This blog is no way interfers with what you will be doing Alastair. I'm coming from a position of education and look forward to promoting your new Haibun venture, both here and on my other blog. I will not be promoting this blog until I feel I have enough info to be of value to any reader. You were one of the few that followed early on here which is why you're getting these now!
Okay, I won't Twitter this yet then 🙂 I was about to tweet it.
Would you mind if I mentioned this blog as a source of advice, or would you rather I wait a bit?
I have created the new blog – https://haibunthinking.wordpress.com/ I have added a bit from here which describes what a haibun is and added a © Penny Howe 2013 to the end of it. I will add a link to here when you are ready for this to go out there.
Hey Alastair, that's great. My laptop's off being repaired so I'm using the families old mainframe, probably will be on even less for awhile (sigh, miss my laptop and all my stuff that's in there. Hopefully won't take too long! Thanks and good luck.


"Contribution of Pentose Catabolism to Molecular Hydrogen Formation by " by Derrick White, Raghuveer Singh et al.
White D, Singh R, Rudrappa D, Mateo J, Kramer L, Freese L, Blum P. 2017. Contribution of pentose catabolism to molecular hydrogen formation by targeted disruption of arabinose isomerase (araA) in the hyperthermophilic bacterium Thermotoga maritima. Appl Environ Microbiol 83:e02631-16. https://doi.org/10.1128/AEM.02631-16.
Copyright © 2017 American Society for Microbiology. All Rights Reserved. Used by permission.
Thermotoga maritima ferments a broad range of sugars to form acetate, carbon dioxide, traces of lactate, and near theoretic yields of molecular hydrogen (H2). In this organism, the catabolism of pentose sugars such as arabinose depends on the interaction of the pentose phosphate pathway with the Embden-Myerhoff and Entner-Doudoroff pathways. Although the values for H2 yield have been determined using pentose-supplemented complex medium and predicted by metabolic pathway reconstruction, the actual effect of pathway elimination on hydrogen production has not been reported due to the lack of a genetic method for the creation of targeted mutations. Here, a spontaneous and genetically stable pyrE deletion mutant was isolated and used as a recipient to refine transformation methods for its repair by homologous recombination. To verify the occurrence of recombination and to assess the frequency of crossover events flanking the deleted region, a synthetic pyrE allele, encoding synonymous nucleotide substitutions, was used. Targeted inactivation of araA (encoding arabinose isomerase) in the pyrE mutant was accomplished using a divergent, codon-optimized Thermosipho africanus pyrE allele fused to the T. maritima groES promoter as a genetic marker. Mutants lacking araA were unable to catabolize arabinose in a defined medium. The araA mutation was then repaired using targeted recombination. Levels of synthesis of H2 using arabinose-supplemented complex medium by wild-type and araA mutant cell lines were compared. The difference between strains provided a direct measurement of H2 production that was dependent on arabinose consumption. Development of a targeted recombination system for genetic manipulation of T. maritima provides a new strategy to explore H2 formation and life at an extremely high temperature in the bacterial domain.


Home insurance (often called hazard insurance, house insurance or homeowners insurance), is a specific form of insurance agreement that covers the privately owned home of the policy holder against a number of interchangeable risks, hazards and events. These may include physical damage from natural disasters, contents loss or damage, liabilities and accidents such as causing a fire by cooking. Policies vary a great deal from case to case and do not necessarily cover all of the above. However it is almost a given that you take out the bare minimum in cheap home insurance before purchasing a house, else the parties involved would never agree to a sale or mortgage. In fact it is normally a condition of taking out a mortgage that you purchase home insurance.
The cost of home insurance is based on the value of the house and how much it would cost to replace the home should it be destroyed completely. This is coupled with any additional personal items added to the policy (home contents insurance), and then applied to a risk factor, often depending on the location of the property. For example, a house located near an earthquake prone region is more likely to get damaged, and therefore the insurance policy would cost more, because the company is more likely to have to pay out. If you own a home in a natural disaster prone area, you can choose not to be insured for that disaster to bring the insurance premiums down, but you will not be covered if the disaster occurs. This is common in California.
There are certain techniques that can bring home insurance premiums down if brought to the attention of the home insurance companies. For example, having state of the art fire alarms, a sprinkler system, burglar alarm, and being located near emergency services will bring the premium down.
The best thing to do to compare home insurance is by getting online home insurance quote or finding a home insurance broker. Some people also get holiday home insurance. Getting an insurance policy for both your home and holiday house will save you money.


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Q: unable to instantiate activity componentinfo with java.lang.nullpointerexception i am trying to pass a value from 1 activity to another, the value comes in the intent method..  but on passing the value to the 2nd intent i am getting a null pointer exception.. so what am i doing wrong?? in main method(the url has a value there)
public void passStringToIntent(String url) {

        final Intent intent = new Intent(Question_Point_Main.this, AccessPdf.class);
        intent.putExtra("URL", url);
        startActivity(intent);
      }

in 2nd method (where the value is accessed)
Intent intent = getIntent();
String url = intent.getStringExtra("URL");

my log cat is as follows
E/AndroidRuntime(1892): FATAL EXCEPTION: main
E/AndroidRuntime(1892): Process: com.example.testqstn, PID: 1892
E/AndroidRuntime(1892): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to instantiate activity ComponentInfo{com.example.testqstn/com.questionpoint.pdf.AccessPdf}: java.lang.NullPointerException
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2121)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.app.ActivityThread.handleLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2245)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.app.ActivityThread.access$800(ActivityThread.java:135)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1196)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:102)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:136)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5017)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:515)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:779)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:595)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892): Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at com.questionpoint.pdf.AccessPdf.<init>(AccessPdf.java:22)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at java.lang.Class.newInstanceImpl(Native Method)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:1208)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.app.Instrumentation.newActivity(Instrumentation.java:1061)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2112)
E/AndroidRuntime(1892):     ... 11 more

Access pdf .java / 2nd activity
    public class AccessPdf  extends Activity {

    Intent intent = getIntent();
    String url = intent.getStringExtra("URL"); <--- line 22
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        AssetManager assetManager = getAssets();

        InputStream in = null;
        OutputStream out = null;
        File file = new File(getFilesDir(), url);
        try
        {
            in = assetManager.open(url);
            out = openFileOutput(file.getName(), Context.MODE_WORLD_READABLE);

            copyFile(in, out);
            in.close();
            in = null;
            out.flush();
            out.close();
            out = null;
        } catch (Exception e)
        {
            Log.e("tag", e.getMessage());
        }

        Intent intent = new Intent(this, Pdf.class);
        intent.putExtra(PdfViewerActivity.EXTRA_PDFFILENAME, getFilesDir()+"/"+url);
        startActivity(intent);
        /*
        Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
        intent.setDataAndType(
                Uri.parse("file://" + getFilesDir() + "/ABC.pdf"),
                "application/pdf");

        startActivity(intent);*/
    }

    private void copyFile(InputStream in, OutputStream out) throws IOException
    {
        byte[] buffer = new byte[1024];
        int read;
        while ((read = in.read(buffer)) != -1)
        {
            out.write(buffer, 0, read);
        }
    }

A: This
Intent intent = getIntent();
String url = intent.getStringExtra("URL");<--- line 22

Should go into onCreate.
 @Override
 protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
    String url = getIntent().getStringExtra("URL");
    ...// rest of the code


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Today Christians remember the glorious resurrection of our Savior. Death could not keep the Lord in the tomb. Christ has conquered death and new life is ours. On Easter Sunday we stand and renew our baptismal promises. We reject evil and sin, and profess our faith in God who is Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We are claimed for Jesus Christ who died and rose. For fifty days we will sing our alleluias and praise God for the gift of resurrection. Sorrow leads to joy, despair fades to hope, and apathy is overcome by divine love. Happy Easter!
Merciful Father, we pray that all those affected by the heartbreaking fire of the Cathedral of Notre Dame may be comforted. May you grant strength and encouragement to all who are faced with the rebuilding process in the challenging days ahead. Walk with them through the weary days of rebuilding. We ask this in your name. Amen.
PLEASE PRAY for Jennifer Watson, who was received into full Communion at the Easter Vigil Mass on April 20. God's blessing for you as you continue on your faith journey.
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ANOINTING OF THE SICK MASS: On Saturday, April 27 at the 4:00 PM Mass, the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will be celebrated. This sacrament is being made available for those who are suffering from illness or are experiencing some serious medical difficulties.
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PARISHIONERS NEEDED: There will be 4 Parish Council vacancies starting in June 2019. The Parish Council is a consultative/advisory body to the Pastor assisting him in all things pertaining to both the spiritual and material welfare of the Parish. Members of Council must be fully initiated members of the Parish and in good standing. Each of these vacancies are for a 3-year term. The Parish Council meets at least 6 times per year. In addition, each Parish Council member is assigned as a liaison for each of the Standing Committees. If you are interested, or know another parishioner who would be interested, please review the information regarding Parish Council membership shown by clicking the button below. Then complete the Nomination Form and return it to the Parish Office by May 19, 2019.
GOOD NEWS: Resurrection Parish is a recipient of the 2019 Spirit of Community Award presented by the Arbutus Park Retirement Community. The award is to recognize individuals for the time and talent they share with our community in the form of volunteerism. Our parishioners truly follow Jesus' call to service and to love thy neighbor as thyself. There are many ministries that our parishioners participate in that impact not just our parish community but impact the community at large. As a parish, we are honored and humbled in receiving this award. The awards ceremony and luncheon are scheduled for Friday, April 26, 2019 from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM at the Holiday Inn in downtown Johnstown. If you would like to attend the luncheon, you can contact the Arbutus Park Retirement Community through their website or by phone. The cost to attend the luncheon is $25 per person. The proceeds from this wonderful community event would benefit the Arbutus Benevolent Care Fund.
Parish Council is continuing to focus on the purpose of our various Committees which serve the needs of our Parish. We, as Parish Council, needed to step back and slow this process down. We'll be meeting with all the Committees in May to focus this process. We will still be looking for parishioners' input as to what your needs are and how our various Committees can meet those needs. However, the survey to get your input is delayed until the end of the year. We want to make sure this is a thought-out and planned endeavor. We look forward to your valuable input as we continue to move our Parish forward!
The Parish Council decided to continue to alternate the Parish Council Meetings and the Standing Committee Meetings through the end of 2019. Committee Meetings will be held during the months of May, July, September, and November. Parish Council Meetings will be held during the months of June, August, October, and December. Please look for the specific date of each meeting in future bulletins.
There will be four Parish Council vacancies starting in June 2019. If you would like to nominate yourself, or another parishioner, please review the information in the bulletin. Complete the Nomination Form and return it to the Parish Office by May 19, 2019. If you have any questions about Parish Council membership, please see a Parish Council member. We ask that the Parish pray for those individuals who may be interested as the Parish Council continues our mission of moving the Parish forward as "Resurrection Parish."
SAVE THE DATE: Our 10-year anniversary celebration is scheduled for July 21, 2019. Look for details in future bulletins.
If you have any questions, please see a Parish Council member.
IT'S SPRING CLEANING TIME! THE SEWING MINISTRY is in need of sewing supplies, fabric, thread, needles, pins, notions, and crochet and knitting yarns. We will even take sewing machines. Small donations can be dropped off in the back of the church with the Hospitality Ministers. Please clearly label as donations for the Sewing Ministry. Larger donations, including sewing machines can be picked up. Please call Jane Kmetz at 255-7231 for arrangements. Thank you.
For all adult men and women who are unmarried, widowed, separated, or divorced.
at Mass with our parish family at 10:30 AM followed by lunch at 12:00 Noon in Resurrection Hall.
Chicken, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Green Beans, Tossed Salad, Rolls & Butter, Ice Cream Sundae, Coffee, Hot and Iced Tea, and Water.
Please R.S.V.P. by Friday, May 10, 2019.
with your payment. If there is a financial hardship, please contact Diane Ashbridge at 421-2962.
MOVING SALE! Furniture and major appliances for sale. Kitchen/Dinning Room Furniture; Chairs; Bedroom furniture; Kitchen appliances. Please call Holly at 475-6967 if interested.
OFFICE HOURS: The Resurrection Parish Office will be open Monday thru Thursday, 9:00 AM until 4:00 PM. We will now be closed every Friday.
PLEASE MAKE THE PARISH OFFICE AWARE OF ANY PARISHIONERS THAT ARE HOMEBOUND OR IN NURSING HOMES.
REMINDER: Any vehicles that remain parked in the Church Parking Lot after Masses will be promptly towed, No exceptions.
LOST AND FOUND: We have a variety of items that have been found on Resurrection Church property. Please come to the Parish Office to claim any items.
CAN RECYCLING: As we continue our can recycling collection for charitable organizations, please be advised that the recycling center is no longer accepting tin cans, ONLY ALUMINUM. Thank you for saving all your aluminum cans for charity.
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, FIRST COMMUNION PRACTICE, 9:00 AM IN THE CHURCH. BREAKFAST WILL FOLLOW AFTER .
YOUTH CAMP REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED. Camp Zacchaeus for grades 4 to 9 - July 21- 26 and Camp Timothy for grades 10 to 12 - June 16-20. Angel fund scholarships are available for both camps.
NATIONAL CATHOLIC YOUTH CONFERENCE - Nov. 21-23 for grades 10 to 12 . Please join us for an experience of a lifetime. For more info please call your DRE.
ST. BENEDICT CHURCH, 2310 Bedford St, Johnstown, has started a new young adult group (ages 20 - 40). The newly formed St. John the Beloved Young Adult Group will meet every 2nd and 4th Thurs. of the month for adoration, reflection and friendship. Adoration will start at 7:00 PM with Benediction at 7:45 PM. Pizza, friendship and faith formation will follow at 8:00 PM in the St. John Paul II Center on the St. Benedict Parish Campus. Additional members are invited to join at anytime! For more info, please reach out to Fr. Peter Crowe (Phone: 814-266-9718 Ext. 507, Email: pcrowe@dioceseaj.org) or Patrick Roy (Phone: 814-270-4191, Email: proyjmj@gmail.com).
PRO LIFE VIGIL Every Thursday from 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM we hold a prayer vigil across from the Franklin Street Planned Parenthood facility here in Johnstown. For more information, call Gale at 539-0155.
ALL KIDS of the parish are welcome to attend the annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 20 beginning at 1:00 PM at the Picnic Grove. Please dress for the weather. Some baskets will be provided. We are still in need of donations of pre-wrapped, bite-sized, Easter Candy for this event.
"TASTE AND SEE" All young women (and not so young women) are welcome to join us for an afternoon with our own Paulette Seminsky on Saturday, April 27. We will meet in ORATORY HALL from 1:30 PM to about 3:30 PM (before mass). She will show us her talent for decorating those beautiful pastries. Bring a snack to share if you can, we love to eat.
NEXT COOKING/FOODIE CLUB, Sunday, April 28, 5:00 PM, Oratory Hall. Plan to join us. We will share anything made with eggs and/or herbs.
THANK YOU to Faith Thomas and all who helped with the Children's Easter Egg Hunt. A good time was had by all and all the eggs were found! A SPECIAL THANKS to the Knights of Columbus Council 11066 for the generous donation to the Easter Egg Hunt. God Bless you all!
PAINT AND WINE PARTY- FOR ANYONE 21 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER: Join us to create and take home your own canvas painting, and sample wine and light snacks. The party will be held at Bottle Works, 411 3rd Avenue in Cambria City, Friday, May 10, 2019; from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Painting will be instructed by a professional artist. A sample of red wine and all painting supplies will be provided. Cost for the event is $35/person. If you would like, you are welcome to bring a bottle of your favorite wine or a snack/dessert to share but are not obligated to do so. *Pre-registration is required by Sunday, May 5, 2019. * Registration forms can be found below, in the back of the church, and at the parish office. Please complete the form and return it to the parish office or drop it in the collection basket in an envelope marked "Attention Meaghan Veney." Please call Meaghan, 536-9694, with any questions. Hope to see you there!
The Sweet Shoppe is now opened year-round.
SPRING HAS SPRUNG AT THE SWEET SHOPPE!!
We have a great selection of Easter Candy and a wide variety of items to celebrate special moments and events in your life (destinations, sporting events, etc.). You can also order specialty items for Weddings, Showers, Graduations, etc. Give us a call or stop in!
The Sweet Shoppe will be closed on Monday, April 22.
SEWER PROJECT COLLECTION: Our total collected thus far is $10,670.00. Thank you to all who generously gave! Even though Lent is coming to an end, we are still accepting contributions to recover some of the cost of our completed work on the sewage system. Envelopes are available in the back of the Church or at the Parish Office.
THE GABRIEL PROJECT PRO-LIFE MINISTRY urgently needs donations of diapers, unscented wipes, baby wash, baby lotion, baby bottles, or new/lightly used baby clothing. Please call Gale at 539-0155 for pick up of items.
THE CAMBRIA CITY MISSION, on Broad St. is collecting items for the homeless and less fortunate in our city. They are in need of: wash cloths, hand towels, tooth paste, tooth brushes, bar soap, shampoo and deodorant. Please place items in container on counter in the back of the church or take to the Parish Center. Thank you, Pat Meagher, 536-8551.
To report to the Diocese any suspected abuse of a minor please call the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown Independent Reporting Hotline hosted by Nulton Diagnostic and Treatment Center at 1-833-685-8661. Your call will be answered by a representative of Nulton Diagnostic and Treatment Center. Any information provided to the Nulton Center will be reported to law enforcement as required by state law. Nulton Diagnostic and Treatment Center is independently owned and operated and not associated with the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown.
As parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, caretakers, educators and all those who care for and support children, we are reminded that even the small things make a difference to a child. Below is a list of simple tips and easy things to do that continue to build positive relationships with our children.
Read a book with a child.
Say a prayer with a child for a loved one.
Practice crossing the street safely.
Go to the playground/park together.
Talk to your child on what to do in an emergency.
Plant a flower or vegetables.
Catch your child doing something good and make sure they know it!
Work on an art project, draw and/or color together.
Rent a good family movie and make popcorn.
Leave a note in your child's lunch and tell them how proud you are of them!
Every child deserves to live in a safe environment. Talk to your child often about personal safety. For more information and resources on child abuse prevention awareness, visit our partner, PA Family Support Alliance (PFSA) at www.pa-fsa.org.
God of endless love, ever caring, ever strong, always present, always just: You gave your only Son to save us by his blood on the cross. Gentle Jesus, shepherd of peace, join to your own suffering the pain of all who have been hurt in body, mind, and spirit by those who betrayed the trust placed in them.
Hear the cries of our brothers and sisters who have been gravely harmed, and the cries of those who love them. Soothe their restless hearts with hope, steady their shaken spirits with faith. Grant them justice for their cause, enlightened by your truth. Holy Spirit, comforter of hearts, heal your people's wounds and transform brokenness into wholeness. Grant us the courage and wisdom, humility and grace, to act with justice. Breathe wisdom into our prayers and labors.
Grant that all harmed by abuse may find peace in justice. We ask this through Christ, our Lord. Amen.
THE LIONS CLUB collects used eyeglasses for the needy in our area. If you happen to have an old pair of eyeglasses please consider donating them. There is a collection box in the back of the church.
BELLS OF CASIMIR MEMORIALS - Only 94 times remain for the Bell Memorials. We thank everyone who has commemorated their loved ones and families with a Bell ringing. The Bells have become a special part of our neighborhood. If you are interested in having a memorial, please visit stellajohnstown.com/bells-casimir-cultural-center/ to download a memorial request form or complete the on-line request. You may also stop by Cambria City Flowers during business hours to request a memorial. *Special holidays such as Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and St. Patrick's Day are available.
MARIAPOCS GARDEN AND SHRINE 2019 - Spring is coming to the Garden! The schedule for the Mariapocs Garden and Shrine located in Cambria City is available online at stellajohnstown.com and will be displayed in the rear of the church after Easter. Along with the regularly scheduled recitation of the Rosary on Thursdays at 6pm, other services and events throughout the summer and early Fall are planned at the Garden.
SundayMarket@TheGreen - Mark your calendars! May 26, June 23, July 28, September 29 and October 27, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, The Green, at the corner of 7th and Chestnut Streets. Join us as we celebrate community with food, music, vendors, family and friends. Go to stellajohnstown.com/sundaymarketthegreen for more information and also for information regarding becoming a vendor.
GUIDED TOURS, 2019 - As part of the Casimir Cultural Center's inaugural year of events, Stella, Property Development and Event Production is excited to offer four Guided Tours in 2019.
May 4 - National Centre for Padre Pio (St. Pio), Barto, Pa.
September 21 - National Shrine and Basilica of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Emmitsburg, MD.
These destinations offer spiritual, historical and cultural experiences in a pilgrimage-like setting. The tours are being provided for the rate of $100 per person, per tour or all four tours can be reserved at a reduced rate of $375 per person. Tours include: Roundtrip Luxury Motorcoach Transportation; Printed Tour Itinerary and Destination Information; On-board snacks and complimentary coffee/bottled water; Tour Coordinator; Guided Tours at all Destinations; Donation to Shrine; Gratuities; 1 Catered Meal per tour. Each tour is limited to 55 reserved spaces. Further tour details, pricing and on-line reservation form can be found at stellajohnstown.com/guided-tours/ .
For more information, email us at stellajohnstown@gmail.com, subject: Guided Tours.
ARE YOU THINKING OF DOING something extra for Lent this year? It's not too late to register for the ARISE TOGETHER IN CHRIST Lenten sessions. We will start on Sunday, March 3rd, with both men's and women's groups, 6:00-7:30 PM, at the Oratory. Dan and Faith Thomas, 479-2062, will lead these. Sue Hildebrand, 322-1839, will hold one in her home in Vinco on Tuesdays, 10:00-11:30 AM. Wed. evening's group meets 6:30-8:00 PM, lead by Jim and Judy Carroll, 262-8724, at the Oratory. On Thursday evening from 6:30-8:00 PM, Michael and Cindy O'Connor, 242-8776, lead at the Oratory. There are two groups meeting after the morning Mass on Friday, lead by Diane Gorka, 255-7393, and Barb Dryzal, 536-3961, in the church hall. Barb also leads one on Saturday at the Oratory, 9:00-10:30 AM. PLEASE PRAY ABOUT YOUR RESPONSE TO GOD'S CALL TO 'CHANGE OUR HEARTS' and join us this Lent.


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I was staying earlier in Bali Resort during the period of 2012 to 2014. You can check the records of your Resort.
Can you check and send me the confirmation for this booking???
I would like to book 1 adult room (1 person) for 6 nights, checking in on Jan-01 and checking out for Jan-06. What is your best rate for a big bed room?
Hello. I would like to book 3 rooms (1 adult in each room) for 2 nights, checking in on Dec 22 and checking out for Dec 24. What is your best rate for (a) a double room (b) twin room?
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One of the main goals when considering an investment is to get a decent return – without taking too much risk. If we can achieve this over a sustained period, then generally speaking we'll put ourselves in a good financial position.
So, how do we do this, particularly if we use the current investment environment as a starting position?
With the release of the 2017-18 Budget, the following summary provides an outline of key measures of interest for our clients. As with any legislative changes, much will remain unclear until legislation is passed.
Starting a medical professional business or joining a medical partnership can be as daunting as starting any other type of business.
As a medical professional, you know how important it is to look after your patients and provide them with good quality treatment. But are you prepared for what it takes to run a business?
The initial steps you take in setting up a business could be the difference between success and failure. Start with a business plan and identify all key areas of the business that need to be organised including market analysis, services to be provided, equipment to be purchased and accreditation required to name a few. There are many things to consider when establishing a practice, but the following 6 steps have the potential to save you the most $$$.
Legislation to implement the Government's superannuation reforms passed the Parliament on 23 November 2016. This means we now have certainty around the new rules so you can start to plan how best to use them to your advantage.
The following is a summary of the measures, plus 'IMPORTANT ISSUES TO CONSIDER'.
With the five per cent bonus on voluntary HECS-HELP payments over $500 to end at the end of the year, should Australians pay off their university debt?
The current HECS-HELP payment system allows students to defer their student contribution and repay it later through the taxation system. It was traditionally thought that not paying the debt off early could be a viable option over time but it may now be time to reconsider.
Firstly, let's look and see who these measures apply to.
professional services firms. The ATO has recently signalled its clear intention to take a more aggressive approach to professional firms which fall outside the scope of the PSI rules with its recent website updates.
Scams are all around us. In fact, they're so common that more than 105,000 scams were reported to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ACCC last year, resulting in losses of more than $84 million.1 And that's just the tip of the iceberg: many more scams went unreported, often because the victim was too embarrassed to tell authorities about the crime.


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Editorial: Measles outbreak due to falsified information spreads
Vaccinations have become a topic of intense, unnecessary debate that has taken away from the main point: vaccinations save lives.
A popular, and dangerous, myth about vaccinations is that they cause autism. This idea originated in 1998 when a British doctor named Andrew Wakefield claimed he found a link between autism and the MMR (Measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine in his study of just 12 people. His data was later found to be falsified, which led to the retraction of the paper and the loss of his medical license.
It was too late. Once this idea was put out to the public, it stuck and has been causing avoidable damage ever since.
This myth has led to 18 states in the United States passing legislation that permits parents to exempt their children from vaccinations for philosophical reasons.
While California is thankfully not one of these states, our state has proven to not be invincible to outbreaks.
The last large outbreak of measles in California was associated with Disneyland and occurred from December 2014 through April 2015, when at least 131 California residents were infected with measles. The outbreak also infected residents of six other states, Mexico and Canada.
This is not an isolated incident and public health officials would be the first to agree.
Last month, the California Department of Public Health alerted doctors and other medical providers to be on the lookout for measles in their patients, due to the fact that 43 people have caught the disease in Washington and one more in neighboring Multnomah County, Oregon. In New York, almost 210 people have had the illness since October.
We, the Viewpoints Editorial Board, believe that ignoring the scientific evidence will only lead to a country-wide health crisis that will impact not only the population at large but also the medical successes our country has been privileged to enjoy.
The United States is a high-income country and while we should all be grateful for this fact, it also contributes to the idea that vaccinations are important because our population is simply not used to seeing cases of these diseases. Unlike, for example, Ukraine, which had 30,338 cases of measles in 2018 alone, according to the United Nation's World Health Organization.
A recent study, and the largest of its kind, released March 4 found no evidence to even suggest that MMR increases the risk of autism.
In the study, researchers analyzed data collected from 657,461 Danish children and found that only 6,517 of those children were diagnosed with autism over the following decade. However, this is not seen as grounds to state that there is an increased risk compared with those who had not gotten the vaccine.
Anyone with false reasons to flout established science will still do so, there is no question of this. The problem is, when it comes to vaccines one person's choice affects everyone else's health. Measles was once considered eliminated in the United States, but now it's back and we are to blame.
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This might be a preview for a Suzuki Mighty Boy rebirth. The thing is that it will have the identical body design. The car is advertised as a "fun-oriented mini-car". The model under consideration has got a canvas roof. Besides, it benefits from an open load deck. The deck can be repositioned according to the owner's needs thankfully to an automatic raise/lower option.
The tiny concept measures only 1475 mm in width, 3395 mm in length and is 1540 mm high. The vehicle receives power from a small V3 658cc turbocharged petrol engine. It works along with an S-Energy Charge electric mill and an automatic gearbox.
The car is painted in a two-tone yellow and blue colour scheme that is combined with blacked out A-pillars and a reminding of wood finish on the centre of the vehicle's front and back bumpers. Inside the cabin you will find only several knobs and buttons. The simple layout includes a head-up display. There also is a foldable passenger seat. It might be useful when the owner wants to carry longer things, for example, a surfboard.


"His responses are delivered without so much as even a change in inflection, always acknowledging the absurdity of his circumstances and the unfortunate reality that has come as a result."
"Years after 9/11, I learned in math class that the bottom-most point on a parabola is known as an inflection point - the point where the slope of the line goes from negative to positive."
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Why Pranathon? Why fundraise for meditation, yoga and art courses on a college campus? For me, it boils down to stress relief and socialization. When I was in college, the way we blew off steam on Friday nights was going to a party, drinking beer, and smoking weed. It occured to me pretty early on that I wasn't actually rejuvenating myself, and the connections and friendships I made in these altered states weren't actually that deep or meaningful.
The state of relaxation I acheive when meditating, or after yoga, or while drawing or writing DOES refresh me, however. The people I meet and the connections I made through YesPlus are genuine, deep, meaningful connections that are without pretense, judgement, or conditions.
That's why I'm fundraising for Pranathon. It's to give UC Berkeley Students and East Bay community members an alternative to Frat Parties or Bar Scenes. I'm promoting a different kind of altered state of conciousness, one that may seem brand new, but is as old as time itself. The beat of a drum, the rythym of breath, the pure cosmic bliss that comes from being yourself 100%.
I am 100% committed to helping open the doors of effortless, natural happiness and relaxation to UC Students and the whole Berkeley community, and every dollar YOU commit to this cause will open a door for more events like this to be possible!


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New Dampers from Ruskin Improve Energy Savings
davidc@ccr-mag.com March 17, 2022
The new CD450 and CD450V control dampers from Ruskin® are extruded aluminum models that use a 4-inch-wide frame design with finger-style jamb seals for a "light-tight" sealing effect. The CD450 and CD450V – which have horizontal and vertical blade orientations, respectively – are ideal for any HVAC application that requires high, energy-efficient performance.
Both models were designed to control and regulate air movement in medium- to high-velocity and pressure HVAC systems. The CD450 and CD450V include airfoil blades with mechanically-fastened blade seals that offer low pressure drop – and less noise – when open and achieve Class 1A leakage (3cfm/ft2 at 1" w.g.) performance when closed. Acetyl copolymer blade end caps enhance sealing against finger-style jamb seals.
"These new, high-performance control dampers will help building owners, facility managers, contractors and engineers improve energy savings in commercial buildings, including data centers, hospitals and office buildings," said Mike Coyazo, product manager, Air Control Solutions, Ruskin. "Energy-efficiency is one of the greatest concerns in commercial buildings right now, and the CD450 and CD450V minimize energy loss."
Additional features add ease during installation and maintenance, and also extend the life of the damper. A telescoping shaft provides up to an eight-inch extension for offset actuator mounting, while a coupler option allows two damper sections to be joined and operated by a single actuator on the outside of the frame. This space-saving option provides a narrower profile in tight areas. The durable designs include positive lock axles and non-corrosive bearings, as well as shake-proof linkage that minimizes service needs.
Ruskin offers the CD450 and CD450V with a 5-year product warranty. For more information about the CD450, visit https://www.ruskin.com/model/cd450. For more on the CD450V, visit https://www.ruskin.com/model/cd450v.
For more information about Ruskin, visit www.ruskin.com.
About Ruskin
Ruskin is a worldwide leader in manufacturing air control solutions. Backed by over 60 years of expert engineering and innovation, Ruskin is widely recognized as the most specified brand for high-performance air control solutions, including dampers, louvers, energy recovery ventilators (ERV), air measurement devices and sound control for HVAC systems. Ruskin products are used in commercial applications such as data centers, high-rise buildings, retail, hotels, healthcare and education facilities. In addition, Ruskin products can be found throughout the world's industrial applications, such as warehouses and transportation hubs. Ruskin is part of the Johnson Controls group, which includes air systems, building automation and controls, fire detection, fire suppression, HVAC equipment, industrial refrigeration, retail solutions and security. For more information about Ruskin, visit www.ruskin.com, or find the company on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
About Johnson Controls
At Johnson Controls (NYSE:JCI), we transform the environments where people live, work, learn and play. As the global leader in smart, healthy and sustainable buildings, our mission is to reimagine the performance of buildings to serve people, places and the planet.
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Because of the growing fear of cyber attacks, the London Police plans to organize a team of cyber-detectives hired from UK universities. The police force is in the process of creating a program to recruit computer science graduates who can help with the battle against hacking crimes.
The London Police's head of crime and cyber Peter O'Doherty said that they would first test out the scheme with an initial number of five to six students in the group. As part of this program, they also plan to open a "cyber academy" for the police force's current staff.
"Cyberthreat is the most significant, growing threat in the country," O'Doherty said. He added that cyber detectives would not help the issue of under-reporting but provide the capability to investigate cybercrime more efficiently than how they currently are doing.
The plan to hire cyber detectives emerged after "Cyber Griffin," a new initiative by the London Police, was launched. The project is made to give financial institutions threat briefings and incident response training conducted by specifically-trained officers. The police force also launched plans for a "cyber court" which will have computer crimes as its primary focus.
Banks, insurers, and asset managers compete with large technology companies for hiring graduates with the right skills to help fight sophisticated hackers. The body for Britain's Finance sector, The City UK, also said that it would like to see specialist cyber schools open in all UK cities with significant financial services so that students do not all choose to work for the Government or large technology firms.
High-profile attacks to several entities caused those in charge of cybersecurity to undertake more measures to protect businesses from would-be hackers. In late 2015, mobile phone company TalkTalk was attacked and caused a breach which revealed the personal information of over 157,000 customers, which included credit card and bank account numbers, names, and phone numbers.
In 2016, Uber was also the victim of a cyber attack. Among those stolen were names and contact details of 57 million drivers and customers. US credit monitoring company Equifax was also the target of an attack, wherein it exposed the social security numbers of 143 million Americans.
The UK's National Cyber Security Center advised businesses to keep security patches up to date, use proper anti-virus programs, and back up vital data. They also said that companies and individuals should regularly review their security protocols and to never pay a ransom if ever attacked.


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