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Pep Guardiola: Manchester City boss in 'respect' jibe at Arsenal
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he respects Arsenal on the pitch - but he cannot say the same about how the Gunners conduct themselves off it.
A week after Manchester City learned their two-year European ban had been overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas), tensions are still running high.
Some senior figures within the game are annoyed City have not been punished for Financial Fair Play regulation breaches, while the club are angry at the behaviour of some of their rivals.
Last week, Guardiola demanded an apology and told rival clubs to stop "whispering" about City behind their backs.
The Blues are understood to believe Arsenal were one of the chief instigators behind a collective approach to Cas by eight clubs in the Premier League - Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Leicester, Wolves and Burnley - asking them not to agree to any delay in the European suspension pending City's appeal.
As it turned out, the delay was not required because the case was decided before the end of the season.
But evidently, City have not forgotten and reflecting on his side's FA Cup semi-final defeat by the Gunners on Saturday, Guardiola said: "Opponents always deserve my respect and credit. I have all the respect for what Arsenal are on the pitch, not much off the pitch - but on the pitch, a lot."
City were irritated by Arsenal's conduct earlier in the season when the Gunners approached Mikel Arteta to take the manager's job following the dismissal of Unai Emery.
Arteta was on the City bench for a 3-0 win at Arsenal in December, after which two senior Gunners executives travelled north to meet the former midfielder at his house for talks.
City were frustrated that no-one from Arsenal had the courtesy to tell them what they were intending to do, even though they had no intention of standing in Arteta's way.
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We moved up to Coal Creek for this first time this year and found that it had been dredged into a pleasantly large venue, though unfortunately a few feet deeper than we would prefer. Recent rains had muddied the waters somewhat which would make locating and recovering sunken ships more difficult than usual.
We had a good showing of vessels, Phill brought the french battleship Richelieu and the french heavy cruiser Suffren. Hovey and Andrew brought the american battleship USS North Carolina and british battlecruiser HMS Invincible. Joe and Peter brought the german battleship Scharnhorst and heavy cruiser Graf Spee along with a convoy vessel. Darrell had the british battleship HMS Warspite and I had the Imperial German battlecruiser SMS Derfflinger and a convoy ship (the ubiquitious Maru).
The day was limited to only 2 battles ( 4 sorties) due to the need to handle multiple systems failures, extended ship recovery times from sinks and a few ships being unrepairable. Murphy & Co showed up in force – radios that had previously been rock-solid suddenly exhibiting intereference issues, impellers slipping from motor shafts in pumps, the Derfflinger's pump motor actually began to disassemble itself with the end-bearing physically exiting the assembly. The Richelieu's rudder actually sheared apart at the end of the second sortie, the shaft bent and the rudder itself detached from the shaft. Some of these we were able to fix, others we could not. We actually were able to repair the Richelieu's rudder and she sailed in all of the remaining sorties.
We had numerous sinks most related to Murhpy&Co and the rest mostly from ram damage.
The Derf here is technically sunk. Her pump has disassembled itself and without any ability to evacuate water she quietly sinks to the bottom of the shallows.
A pump failure sends the I-boat to the bottom, in an unfortunately deep area.
The Scharnhorst sinks at the shore. Again a pump failure.
The Suffren sinks for reasons I don't remember, but hey, does it need a reason beyond being French?
Suffren rolls over and sinks, again.
The Warspite sinks mid-sortie, we later discovered it had an area stoved in from a ram.
Warspite sinks early in the first sortie from a ram.
And the rest of the day, in 47 images..
The most important thing though- we all had a lot of fun!


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Enable Discovery to Meet New People
by Paula Manni | May 29, 2016 | Placeless | 0 comments
Please welcome today's guest writer, Paula Manni. Paula graduated from Calvin in 2013 with a major in art history and now works as the coordinator for Calvin's downtown art gallery and studio. According to her Tinder profile, she enjoys art, winemaking, walking, and coffee. Paula also loves planning themed parties, and will throw you one, if you'd like.
This April, I decided to take on Tinder with wholehearted gusto: I was going to use the dating app to actually date.
Sure, I'd played around with Tinder in the past: left swipes for shirtless men, men with fish, and men with beer cans (bottles call for closer inspection), and right swipes for men (ages twenty-six to thirty-five) with jobs, kind eyes, and photos taken in nature. There'd be a mini rush of dopamine with each match, and maybe we'd message for a day or two…but I hadn't entertained the thought of taking my Tinder life to life beyond Tinder.
A bit about me: when I commit to a project, I'm one hundred percent committed. For the most part, this trait has served me well. For example, tenth grade Paula was set on winning the annual high school gingerbread house contest. Seventy-six hours and four batches of royal icing later, I was left with a historically accurate, tri-level Victorian mansion and a first place ribbon. Ok, there were four, maybe five contestants total—but no matter; I won. Mission accomplished!
So when I made my Tinder decision, it was a full-on commitment. No more Tinder sideline-standing for me. I would swipe with dedicated and enthusiastic discernment. I would have meaningful Tinder message conversations that would turn into meaningful text message conversations that would turn into meaningful real-life date conversations that would turn into…a meaningful long-term relationship? (Or so the all-or-nothing logic went.)
It's nearly June, and I can't say I'm in a meaningful long-term relationship, but I can say that I'm really great at first dates. Following is a non-comprehensive list of observations and advice informed by my Tinder dating experience thus far:
There comes a point in Tinder messaging where you've proven yourselves worthy of exchanging actual text messages. (The transition itself is a fascinating topic and would make a great research project.) What gets me, though, is how nearly every app-to-text conversation follows a similar string of dialogue:
Her: Yeah! I met some friends for dinner at the brewery around the corner from my place, and then we played frisbee in the park. It was a great night:)
Him: Nice! Sounds like an awesome Thursday. Btw, here's my cell, if that's easier—I'm not on this app all that often, anyways: (678) 999-8212.*
(Which, btw, is TOTALLY not true, because we've been consistently messaging over the last three days. But still, thank you for your number—because the transition does mean something, and it's making me a little tingly-excited.)
It's fairly easy to maintain eight separate text conversations. However, this does not also mean that it's fairly easy to schedule, maintain, and invest in eight real-life first dates with eight separate men.
Additionally, eight first dates in three weeks does a heck of a number on your emotions. If you must commit a hundred percent, commit to moderation, and care for your heart.
Height is a big deal. If it's not discussed on Tinder, it's brought up via text. And if you don't text about it, it'll definitely come up in first-date conversation. I've found myself wondering if the height thing is a convoluted meta-game. Like maybe a room full of app developers created Tinder not to "discover new and interesting people nearby," but to map trends centered on conversations about stature carried on by anxious millennials eager to obsess over relative height comparisons. Even now, I've fallen into the height trap. We've been duped.
It's sweet to share with David, 28 that he's your first-ever Tinder date. It's even sweeter when David, 28 says the same thing back to you. It's not-so-sweet when your coworker shares that she, too, has been on a Tinder date with David, 28. Darn it, David.
When seven out of eight men (that's eighty-seven point five percent, folks!) say that you should be a professional interviewer, pause and take note! Diane Rehm isn't getting any younger—they'll be looking for her replacement soon, and to say that you work for NPR is serious Tinder "About You" bonus points.
Sure, sharing that you're a sucker for a good dare felt like a cute thing to say to him over dinner. But you'll later regret sharing this interesting fact about yourself as you part ways after a mediocre evening. A triple-dog-dare for a goodbye kiss isn't what you were shooting for two hours ago.
"Brian" definitely sounds a whole lot like "Ryan." But Brian's name is Brian. Ryan was yesterday, darn it. (Sorry, Brian.)
a. Listen to your mother, your best friend, and your houseplants (if plants could talk, they'd agree) when they advise against allowing him to pick you up from your house for a first date (his idea).
b. Listen to your mother, your best friend, and your houseplants when they advise against allowing him to pick you up from your house for a first date hike through the forest (your idea). The situation didn't go south, but it could have.
If you run out of things to talk about, talk about shared experiences! Biggest common denominator? Probably Tinder. Exchange phones and show each other your matches. If you're feeling bold, swipe for each other (but don't try too hard, unless you're looking to move on).
Ok, so dating doesn't quite play out like a high school gingerbread house contest. There's no prize ribbon, but a month and a half and fifteen dates later, I am left feeling more sure of who I am and what matters to me. And that's a cliché twenty-something discovery to be proud of. Mission accomplished.
* Many thanks, DeAndre
Paula Manni
Paula Manni ('13) works as Arts Programming Coordinator and is an arts advocate for the Calvin College community. She enjoys throwing parties on the side, and fills in the gaps with wine making, music listening, museum visiting, and Michigan exploring.
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Cavendish Classic Piano 112cm
The Cavendish Classic is a British Thoroughbred. Traditionally crafted in The Yorkshire Dales giving a warm, mellow, quintessentially English tone with classic good looks. It is an excellent instrument with very good musical qualities at an affordable price.
SKU: 006 Categories: Pianos, Cavendish Pianos
The Cavendish Classic Piano 112cm is the smallest Upright piano from the Cavendish series, yet possesses an astonishing richness of sound. Its size makes it not only a great sounding and playing piano but also an incredibly practical, and not to mention affordable piano! This is the antidote to the harsh tone which seems to characterise so many modern pianos. Lovingly hand-crafted this piano proudly continues the tradition of British pianos building
The Cavendish Classic Piano is designed to be compact enough to fit any room but with no hint of compromise in build quality. Most compact pianos still have a look of the 1970s about them with a 'boxy' appearance. Unlike them, the Cavendish Classic retains the shape of a traditional piano. Tapering front legs support the keybed and an upright top-board (not sloped) ensure not only is it pleasing on the eye but maximizes the internal area for the sound to vibrate giving a fuller tone. Cavendish have worked hard to deliver a high end, and quality sound, with the Cavendish Classic Piano's treble sounding open and crystal without ever being harsh. The middle sings naturally and is classically European. Despite its modest dimensions, this piano possesses an astonishing richness of tone. The bass surprises by its warmth and fullness but, importantly, without drowning out the treble. The Cavendish Classic Piano's dynamic range of this instrument is large and its reserve of power is very impressive.
Cavendish pays particular attention to the exact weighting of each key. Like all the processes of Cavendish piano building, this is done by hand in the Yorkshire Dales based factory. Unlike mass produced pianos, where an average key weight is calculated and all pianos are built in the same way, at Cavendish each individual key of the Contemporary 121 model is weighted for each individual piano. Thus the Cavendish contemporary Piano's keyboard provides the best possible playing experience. "Every piano is different" says Cox "and this ideal is at the heart of every piano we build – each piano truly is unique." The Cavendish Contemporary is British built to the highest standards without compromise. Perhaps that's one reason why this model won the "Best Piano" category in the prestigious Music Industry Association's awards.
Most mass produced piano make pedal actions from a variety of tubular metal and plastic parts. However, the shortcomings of such materials are various. For example, wear and tear on such parts can be high leading to failures after a small amount of years. Metal parts are "clunky" producing unwanted mechanical noise. Cavendish only use Native grown ash and oak and British-made cloths and felts for their pedal parts. These are the traditional materials that have lasted more than a hundred years in older pianos.
Cavendish is the only British piano maker remaining in the UK, founded by husband and wife duo Adam and Charlie Cox. After 15 years in Leeds as Headingley Pianos, Cavendish's piano shop and manufacturing base is now located on the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire's estate at Bolton Abbey. Subsequently, the Duke and Duchess are the patrons of the company. Cavendish Pianos are made in Britain using a wide range of world-class British materials for the highest quality pianos. The company are committed to make use of the wealth of expert piano-making skills that still exists in Britain today. Cavendish prides itself on its materials and their selection, their manufacturing accuracy and the human touch and craftsmanship that goes into a piano's production. "The traditional English makers knew what they were doing" says Adam Cox at Cavendish. In addition, he goes on saying that: "For many reasons this seems the 'natural' dimensions for a piano and gives us the opportunity to create the mellow warm tone we require".
Cavendish pianos use Renner Hammers, which are used on the world's finest pianos and this Cavendish contemporary Piano is no different. The Cavendish contemporary Piano's soundboard is German made, by Struntz dade from European high grade spruce, which is used on the world's finest pianos. The case is cabinet-maker built in Yorkshire from solid walnut. The wood supplier, British Hardwoods, are based near the traditional cabinet making town of Thirsk, in the Yorkshire Dales. This is an entirely one-off process and thus, each piano has its own individual character. Of course, the process of selecting the wood and crafting it by hand is not suited to the modern, large assembly-line-based piano factory. For this reason, Cavendish are able to offer a truly unique product.
Another example of Cavendish's use of premium British material is its cloth and felts. Manufactured by Hainsworth in Leeds, one of the oldest companies in the UK (established 1783), they're of the finest quality. Hainsworth certainly know what they're doing when it comes to textiles, their knowledge and heritage is legendary in the piano trade. The company have for a long time produced cloth and felt used in the manufacture of many German pianos such as Steinway. It's no coincidence that one of the leading woollen mills should be in Leeds, famous throughout the world for its history of textile production.
If you decide to trade-in your Cavendish upright piano for a new Cavendish grand piano at any time within ten years, you will receive a trade-in credit equal to your original purchase price. We are extremely proud to be Cavendish's first UK dealer and we cannot recommend their pianos enough. This is a fantastically designed, crafted and manufactured piano, which will provide decades of delight!
Please don't hesitate to give us a call to discuss a package deal with accessories or other Cavendish models, as here at A. Hanna & Sons Pianos Ltd as a family business we always strive to offer the best possible service to our customers.
The Cavendish Classic Piano is the ideal instrument to see any student through their grades and beyond – the Cavendish Classic Piano offers superb musical qualities at an affordable price.
Cavendish Classic Piano Specifications
Dimensions: Width 150cm x Height 112cm x Depth 60cm (W59.1″ x H44.1″ x D24″)
Colour / Finish: High gloss ebony piano-black finish as standard. Any other finish to order.
Pedals: 2
Keys: 88
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Our fake body parts make bone chilling Halloween decorations!
Place skeletons and fake bodies throughout your house, on your doorstep or scattered across the yard for that extreme horror look. Try dropping some human eyes in a pool of blood or a bucket of gory guts on your front steps?


A recent study published by Bailit Health Purchasing, has revealed that bundled payment programs are an effective option for organizations interested in an alternative to fee-for-service reimbursement for providers. Bundled payment differs from fee-for-service reimbursement by compensating a provider for all of the services a patient receives during a single hospital stay or during recovery from that stay on the basis of expected costs for an episode of care. Bundled payment initiatives seek to give providers greater incentive to better coordinate care with other providers, thereby reducing unnecessary duplication of services, reducing medical errors, improving patient health, and lowering costs.
Bailit Health Purchasing was commissioned by the Health Care Incentives Improvement Institute to research the viability of 19 active programs that have piloted bundled payment initiatives. Bailit released an initial report in May 2012. Bailit's most recent study, published on May 30, 2013, provides a status update on the 19 active programs and highlights early adopters that have been successful in making bundled payment part of their permanent reimbursement strategy.
Bailit's study, shared on Tuesday at the National Bundled Payment Summit in Washington, DC, highlights two successful case studies that have moved a bundled payment program from a pilot stage to a permanent reimbursement strategy: Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC) and Horizon Healthcare Services, Inc. (Horizon). The case studies reveal factors that have helped carry BCBSNC and Horizon to successful application of bundled payment.
Proven factors for success in implementing a bundled payment initiative include support from engaged and committed leadership, adequate resources, transparent data sharing, internal capabilities for complex data analysis, and an open mind to new ideas. These concepts and strategies will likely prove useful to other organizations seeking an alternative payment model.
Thoughtful payment reform is key to CMS' Bundled Payments for Care Improvement initiative, CMS' initiative begins this upcoming fall on October 1, 2013. CMS has selected 450 organizations to participate in this initiative, which aims to reward quality and reduce waste, ultimately lowering costs to Medicare. As Bailit's study exposes, bundled payment is a viable alternative to fee-for-service payment.
If you need assistance understanding or negotiating the terms of health care reform initiatives such as bundled payments, please contact an experienced health care attorney at Wachler & Associates at 248-544-0888.
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For years, one of the hottest scripts floating around Hollywood was called Super Max. It was about Green Arrow being framed for a crime he didn't commit and it was basically a prison break movie about the hero trying to escape from a special high-security facility full of supervillains. That project never ended up getting made, but now a different unconventional superhero film is in development at Legendary Pictures. This one is a heist movie – and the heist takes place inside a superhero's lair.


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Facebook to stop stalking you off-site - but only if asked
Facebook is drawing back the veil to show what data it collects on users.
Many may not like what they see.
A feature in settings called Off-Facebook Activity will show all the apps and websites that send information about you to Facebook, which is then used to target ads more effectively.
You will also be able to clear your history and prevent your future off-app behaviour being tapped. But one expert said the move was unlikely to have a big impact on the firm's profits.
For now, it is rolling out very slowly, with only Ireland, South Korea and Spain getting access. But the goal is to eventually offer it globally.
The initiative comes at a time when Apple and Mozilla have already taken steps to prevent Facebook and other services from tracking users from one online platform to another via their browsers.
In addition, Germany's competition regulator had told the firm it needed to substantially restrict the way it collected and combined data about its members unless it sought more explicit consent than it had done.
Shared interests
Facebook collects data from beyond its platform either because you have opted to use the social media site to log in to an app or, more likely, because a website uses something called Facebook Pixel to track your activities.
This is why when you browse a website for new shoes, you find an ad popping up in your Facebook Newsfeed half-an-hour later telling you about that nifty pair of boots you've just been looking at.
The Off-Facebook Activity setting will let you drill down into exactly what data various apps or sites are sharing about you - Facebook says the average smartphone user has 80 apps and uses 40 of them every month, so the list could be long.
You will then be able to disconnect the data from your Facebook profile - either the whole lot or singling out individual sources. If you take advantage of this, it should mean that those shoe ads stop following you across the internet in quite such a persistent fashion.
It is important to stress that Facebook will still collect the data, but it will be anonymised - they may know that lots of people have been looking at those boots but they won't know that they include you.
Off-Facebook Activity has been more than a year in the making and fulfils a pledge made by Mark Zuckerberg at last year's F8 developer conference to give users greater control over how their data is used.
But how will users react to this feature - and what will it mean for Facebook's advertising business? I suspect that those people who do use it will be pretty horrified. It is one thing to know that in principle you are being tracked, quite another to see it in black and white.
"This is how much of the internet works," says Facebook rather defensively in a blog about the new tool.
And in a briefing Stephanie Max, the product manager behind it, made the unlikely claim that the reason it collected the data was to help users "discover businesses they care about."
If millions of users do investigate this new setting and then decide to disconnect the data, then that in theory could prove damaging to advertisers and to Facebook's bottom line. How much impact would there be, we asked Stephanie Max, if say 20% of users shut down the link between this stream of data and their Facebook profiles?
"We didn't do any modelling of that," she replied, going on to say that there was a lot of evidence that users valued having a personalised experience and that was intertwined with the way Facebook works currently.
It would seem bizarre that Facebook would not have worked out in advance what impact this new transparency might have on its revenues, but the company may be right to be pretty relaxed.
For one thing, it looks likely that finding and then acting on the Off-Facebook tool will be a very niche activity. For another, an expert on Facebook's advertising business says it is changing in ways that make the precise targeting of users less important.
Mat Morrison, planning director at marketing agency Digital Whiskey, says advertisers are gradually waking up to the idea that targeting 23 year old men in High Wycombe who like mountain-biking and sushi is not that useful.
"Agencies are trying to tell clients to calm down about nano-targeting," he explained.
"When we began using Facebook data we could easily create nano-target audiences - only 20 people. Of course, this turns out to be a waste of everyone's time and money."
The story a few years ago was that the hugely expensive ad break in ITV's Coronation Street, which delivered a broad if poorly-defined audience, was being superseded by the precise targeting offered by social media ads.
Now, says Morrison, the pendulum is swinging again and Facebook advertising is being valued for delivering a wide swathe of the population. "Creating a broad consensus in the audience is what advertising has always been about," he says.
So even if some of the Facebook population revolts against the constant tracking of their wider online activities - and remember the social media site will still have lots of data about them - it is unlikely that advertisers will desert what has become the prime destination for their messages.
It is worth noting that two of the countries where the new setting is making its debut are in the European Union. The tech giant can show EU regulators that it is giving users more control over their data, without doing any damage to its ad revenues. Job done...


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#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

//! событие, которое делегируется при нотификациях для обработке в интерфейсе
typedef void(^BxPushNotificationHandler)(NSDictionary* data);

//! событие, которое делегируется при нотификациях для возможности обработки в интерфейсе
typedef BOOL(^BxPushNotificationShowHandler)(NSDictionary* data);

//! класс работы с нотификациями, необходимо создавать экземпляр при старте приложения в AppDelegate (смотри пример)
@interface BxPushNotificationMessageQueue : NSObject

//! событие, которое вызывается при приходе пуша, который был отклонен автоматически или пользователем
@property (nonatomic, copy) BxPushNotificationHandler skippedActionHandler;
//! событие, которое вызывается при приходе пуша, полностью принятый пользователем
@property (nonatomic, copy) BxPushNotificationHandler actionHandler;
//! событие определяет, будет показан диалог "Вы хотите перейти на экран просмотра? да или нет
@property (nonatomic, copy) BxPushNotificationShowHandler inAppShowHandler;

//! Облочный токен для пушнотификаций
+ (NSString*) deviceToken;

//! инициализатр при старте в AppDelegate
- (id) initWithApplication: (UIApplication*) application actionHandler: (BxPushNotificationHandler) handler;

//! Регистрация пушей в приложении, работает и в iOS8, параметры соответствуют UIUserNotificationSettings:settingsForTypes:categories:
- (void) registerTypes: (UIUserNotificationType) types categories:(NSSet *)categories;

/**
 *  Проверка, приходили нотификации при старте приложения, если приходили, то возвращает YES
 *
 *  Необходимо вызывать в AppDelegate didFinishLaunchingWithOptions
 *  например сразу после инициализации объекта
 */
- (BOOL) checkNotificationFromLaunchOptions: (NSDictionary*) launchOptions;

//! Захват нотификаций в AppDelegate в блоке didReceiveRemoteNotification
- (void) catchNotification:(NSDictionary *) userInfo;

//! Регистрация токена для отправки пушей. Вызывать ее так же надо при ошибках нотификаций с параметром nil
- (void) updateDeviceToken: (NSString*) deviceTokenString;

//! Эту функцию можно использовать для тестирования пушей без участия сервера
- (void) testWithText: (NSString*) text params: (NSDictionary*) params delay: (NSTimeInterval) delay;

//! фоновое обновление информации о пушнотификациях для обновления облочного токена
//! @protected template method for override
- (void) checkUpdatePushNotificationsInfo;

@end

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Use the arrow keys to control the spaceship. Use the Spacebar to shoot. To get high scores shoot all of the big sheep, followed by the medium and finish with the small ones.
I assume you've played asteroids. It's like that with sheep. Yes, you read that right. Humongous sheep floating through space that break apart into smaller sheep when shot.


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/**
* Author: CZ cz.theng@gmail.com
 */

package bucket

import (
	"github.com/cz-it/aliyun-oss-golang-sdk/ossapi"
	"path"
)

// SetACL  Set bucket's ACL info
// @param name : name of bucket
// @param permission : permisson to set
// @return ossapiError : nil on success
func SetACL(name, location, permission string) (error *ossapi.Error) {
	resource := path.Join("/", name)
	host := name + "." + location + ".aliyuncs.com"
	req := &ossapi.Request{
		Host:     host,
		Path:     "/?acl",
		Method:   "PUT",
		Resource: resource + "/",
		SubRes:   []string{"acl"}}
	req.AddXOSS("x-oss-acl", permission)

	rsp, err := req.Send()
	if err != nil {
		if _, ok := err.(*ossapi.Error); !ok {
			ossapi.Logger.Error("GetService's Send Error:%s", err.Error())
			error = ossapi.OSSAPIError
			return
		}
	}
	if rsp.Result != ossapi.ErrSUCC {
		error = err.(*ossapi.Error)
		return
	}
	b := make([]byte, 1024)
	rsp.HTTPRsp.Body.Read(b)
	return
}


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All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
See [Conventional Commits](https://conventionalcommits.org) for commit guidelines.

# [3.12.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.9.2...ionic@3.12.0) (2017-09-21)

### Bug Fixes

* **backends:** explicitly list known backends ([84fa7d7](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/84fa7d7))
* **config:** compute urls for backend ([19687b1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/19687b1))
* **cordova:** generate resources upon platform add ([c8b4d11](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c8b4d11))
* **cordova:** remove original-src from config.xml after serve ([4835cd9](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/4835cd9))
* **cordova:** show all output for prepare ([ca6e0ef](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ca6e0ef))
* prefer locally installed executables ([fe07215](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/fe07215))
* **cordova:** write hash files only after successful resources generation ([47286cb](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/47286cb))
* **devapp:** "handle" error event ([45e565a](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/45e565a))
* **pro:** fix "infinity" bug ([3cb47f0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3cb47f0))
* **ssh:** prompt for login before setup begins ([4d2f3b6](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/4d2f3b6))
* **upload:** accept app-script args for builds during upload ([dd5a3a8](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/dd5a3a8))

### Features

* **config:** add interactive config value ([a783d54](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/a783d54))
* **cordova:** add --dev-logger-port to run/emulate ([706680d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/706680d))
* **cordova:** compile accepts cordova build args ([3df280b](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3df280b))
* **cordova:** ionic cordova requirements ([c0696f3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c0696f3))
* **info:** show backend ([e1b7fda](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/e1b7fda))
* **pro:** default new apps to Ionic Pro ([6966135](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/6966135))
* **serve:** --auth feature for basic auth ([0b92c51](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/0b92c51))
* **serve:** adds devapp support ([10f34cf](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/10f34cf))
* **ssh:** allow generation of non-rsa keys ([4f9c648](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/4f9c648))
* **ssl:** cafile, certfile, keyfile options ([b9cee01](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/b9cee01))

# [3.11.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.9.2...ionic@3.11.0) (2017-09-21)

### Bug Fixes

* **backends:** explicitly list known backends ([84fa7d7](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/84fa7d7))
* prefer locally installed executables ([fe07215](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/fe07215))
* **config:** compute urls for backend ([19687b1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/19687b1))
* **cordova:** generate resources upon platform add ([c8b4d11](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c8b4d11))
* **cordova:** remove original-src from config.xml after serve ([4835cd9](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/4835cd9))
* **cordova:** show all output for prepare ([ca6e0ef](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ca6e0ef))
* **cordova:** write hash files only after successful resources generation ([47286cb](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/47286cb))
* **devapp:** "handle" error event ([45e565a](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/45e565a))
* **pro:** fix "infinity" bug ([3cb47f0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3cb47f0))
* **upload:** accept app-script args for builds during upload ([dd5a3a8](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/dd5a3a8))

### Features

* **cordova:** add --dev-logger-port to run/emulate ([706680d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/706680d))
* **cordova:** compile accepts cordova build args ([3df280b](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3df280b))
* **cordova:** ionic cordova requirements ([c0696f3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c0696f3))
* **info:** show backend ([e1b7fda](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/e1b7fda))
* **pro:** default new apps to Ionic Pro ([6966135](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/6966135))
* **serve:** --auth feature for basic auth ([0b92c51](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/0b92c51))
* **serve:** adds devapp support ([10f34cf](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/10f34cf))
* **ssl:** cafile, certfile, keyfile options ([b9cee01](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/b9cee01))

## [3.10.3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.9.2...ionic@3.10.3) (2017-09-13)

### Bug Fixes

* **backends:** explicitly list known backends ([84fa7d7](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/84fa7d7))
* **cordova:** generate resources upon platform add ([c8b4d11](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c8b4d11))
* **cordova:** show all output for prepare ([ca6e0ef](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ca6e0ef))
* **cordova:** write hash files only after successful resources generation ([47286cb](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/47286cb))
* **devapp:** "handle" error event ([45e565a](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/45e565a))
* **pro:** fix "infinity" bug ([3cb47f0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3cb47f0))
* **upload:** accept app-script args for builds during upload ([dd5a3a8](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/dd5a3a8))

### Features

* **cordova:** add --dev-logger-port to run/emulate ([706680d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/706680d))
* **cordova:** compile accepts cordova build args ([3df280b](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3df280b))
* **cordova:** ionic cordova requirements ([c0696f3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c0696f3))
* **pro:** default new apps to Ionic Pro ([6966135](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/6966135))
* **serve:** --auth feature for basic auth ([0b92c51](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/0b92c51))
* **serve:** adds devapp support ([10f34cf](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/10f34cf))
* **ssl:** cafile, certfile, keyfile options ([b9cee01](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/b9cee01))

## [3.10.2](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.9.2...ionic@3.10.2) (2017-09-13)

### Bug Fixes

* **backends:** explicitly list known backends ([84fa7d7](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/84fa7d7))
* **cordova:** generate resources upon platform add ([c8b4d11](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c8b4d11))
* **cordova:** show all output for prepare ([ca6e0ef](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ca6e0ef))
* **cordova:** write hash files only after successful resources generation ([47286cb](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/47286cb))
* **pro:** fix "infinity" bug ([3cb47f0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3cb47f0))
* **upload:** accept app-script args for builds during upload ([dd5a3a8](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/dd5a3a8))

### Features

* **cordova:** add --dev-logger-port to run/emulate ([706680d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/706680d))
* **cordova:** compile accepts cordova build args ([3df280b](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3df280b))
* **cordova:** ionic cordova requirements ([c0696f3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c0696f3))
* **pro:** default new apps to Ionic Pro ([6966135](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/6966135))
* **serve:** --auth feature for basic auth ([0b92c51](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/0b92c51))
* **serve:** adds devapp support ([10f34cf](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/10f34cf))
* **ssl:** cafile, certfile, keyfile options ([b9cee01](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/b9cee01))

## [3.10.1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.9.2...ionic@3.10.1) (2017-09-12)

### Bug Fixes

* **backends:** explicitly list known backends ([84fa7d7](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/84fa7d7))
* **cordova:** generate resources upon platform add ([c8b4d11](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c8b4d11))
* **cordova:** show all output for prepare ([ca6e0ef](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ca6e0ef))
* **cordova:** write hash files only after successful resources generation ([47286cb](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/47286cb))
* **pro:** fix "infinity" bug ([3cb47f0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3cb47f0))
* **upload:** accept app-script args for builds during upload ([dd5a3a8](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/dd5a3a8))

### Features

* **cordova:** add --dev-logger-port to run/emulate ([706680d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/706680d))
* **cordova:** compile accepts cordova build args ([3df280b](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3df280b))
* **cordova:** ionic cordova requirements ([c0696f3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c0696f3))
* **pro:** default new apps to Ionic Pro ([6966135](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/6966135))
* **serve:** --auth feature for basic auth ([0b92c51](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/0b92c51))
* **serve:** adds devapp support ([10f34cf](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/10f34cf))
* **ssl:** cafile, certfile, keyfile options ([b9cee01](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/b9cee01))

# [3.10.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.9.2...ionic@3.10.0) (2017-09-12)

### Bug Fixes

* **backends:** explicitly list known backends ([84fa7d7](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/84fa7d7))
* **cordova:** generate resources upon platform add ([c8b4d11](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c8b4d11))
* **cordova:** show all output for prepare ([ca6e0ef](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ca6e0ef))
* **cordova:** write hash files only after successful resources generation ([47286cb](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/47286cb))
* **pro:** fix "infinity" bug ([3cb47f0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3cb47f0))
* **upload:** accept app-script args for builds during upload ([dd5a3a8](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/dd5a3a8))

### Features

* **cordova:** add --dev-logger-port to run/emulate ([706680d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/706680d))
* **cordova:** compile accepts cordova build args ([3df280b](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3df280b))
* **cordova:** ionic cordova requirements ([c0696f3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c0696f3))
* **pro:** default new apps to Ionic Pro ([6966135](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/6966135))
* **serve:** --auth feature for basic auth ([0b92c51](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/0b92c51))
* **serve:** adds devapp support ([10f34cf](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/10f34cf))
* **ssl:** cafile, certfile, keyfile options ([b9cee01](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/b9cee01))

## [3.9.2](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.9.1...ionic@3.9.2) (2017-08-17)

### Bug Fixes

* **resources:** make `--force` flag actually regenerate images ([30d2e5a](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/30d2e5a))
* **resources:** reload config.xml after save ([cb85488](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/cb85488))

## [3.9.1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.9.0...ionic@3.9.1) (2017-08-16)

### Bug Fixes

* **plugins:** detect all deprecated plugins ([e32f9c1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/e32f9c1))
* **resources:** detect resources/<platform> dirs upon platform add ([ea07da9](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ea07da9))

# [3.9.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.8.1...ionic@3.9.0) (2017-08-16)

### Bug Fixes

* **cordova:** infer --livereload from -c or -s ([0a5ce80](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/0a5ce80))

### Features

* **docs:** add --browser/-w option to `ionic docs` ([ca74bdc](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ca74bdc))
* **sourcemaps:** sync sourcemaps with Pro ([f7a37c3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/f7a37c3))

## [3.8.1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.8.0...ionic@3.8.1) (2017-08-15)

### Bug Fixes

* **cordova:** fix cordova serve issue with cordova.js mock ([f08f22b](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/f08f22b))

# [3.8.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.7.0...ionic@3.8.0) (2017-08-14)

### Bug Fixes

* **cordova:** do not error on prepare with no platforms ([422c95f](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/422c95f))
* show helpful message for invocation of `ionic build` with argument ([02f2574](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/02f2574))
* show helpful message for invocation of `ionic share` ([fb0d15d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/fb0d15d))
* show helpful message for invocations of `ionic state` ([d04eb80](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/d04eb80))
* **serve:** multitude of serve fixes ([d7fe31d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/d7fe31d))
* **serve:** only show ip prompt if external ip is needed ([89853ca](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/89853ca))
* **ssh:** if key exists during generate, ask to overwrite ([59bc4fd](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/59bc4fd))

### Features

* **config:** --json and --force options for `config set` ([024ef43](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/024ef43))

# [3.7.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.6.0...ionic@3.7.0) (2017-08-03)

### Bug Fixes

* **serve:** allow binding of localhost ([e8a74d0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/e8a74d0))
* wrap process.kill for windows ([fa30400](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/fa30400))
* **start:** disable yarn dedupe during start ([dd5c35f](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/dd5c35f))

### Features

* **build:** `ionic build` command ([3ad304c](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3ad304c))
* **ssh:** provide manual flow for existing ssh keys ([2496ae3](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/2496ae3))
* **start:** prompt user about cordova integration ([c194bbc](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/c194bbc))
* --json for parseable commands ([f673af1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/f673af1))

# [3.6.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.5.0...ionic@3.6.0) (2017-07-27)

### Bug Fixes

* **ionic1:** Fix refresh issue on devices ([3717032](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3717032))
* **login:** show helpful message for people using --email and --password ([d4537e5](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/d4537e5))
* **plugins:** remove "Your plugins may be out of date" ([18371e1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/18371e1))
* **timeouts:** rip out timeouts ([22dcd2f](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/22dcd2f))

### Features

* ionic pro ([36dc2f7](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/36dc2f7))
* **generators:** add examples for module and constants ([8d4975c](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/8d4975c))
* **generators:** add module options ([6c85a8e](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/6c85a8e))
* **generators:** add option for creating a constants file ([db7b983](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/db7b983))
* **info:** add android sdk tools version ([3cc46cf](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3cc46cf))

# [3.5.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.4.0...ionic@3.5.0) (2017-07-11)

### Bug Fixes

* **generate:** error on unknown generator ([fb20896](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/fb20896))
* **hooks:** show execution of npm script hooks ([e838a5d](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/e838a5d))
* **link:** disable interpretation of scientific notation ([3874ca6](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/3874ca6))
* **start:** substitute invalid package.json name for MyApp ([ce6c129](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/ce6c129))
* **version:** quickfix for control chars in version ([cb448db](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/cb448db))

### Features

* automatically detect CI and switch to non-interactive mode ([113b254](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/113b254))
* **cloud:** add options for snapshot metadata ([75099e6](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/75099e6))

# [3.4.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.3.0...ionic@3.4.0) (2017-06-12)

### Bug Fixes

* **ionic1:** logger not logging changed files ([1b51529](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/1b51529))
* **serve:** running ionic serve in background ([883c21e](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/883c21e))
* **start:** save project name in package.json, not human-readable ([02b6c45](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/02b6c45))

### Features

* **hooks:** call npm script hooks ([e34fc34](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/e34fc34))
* **info:** show npm version ([044fcd7](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/044fcd7))
* **start:** add gulp plugin to new Ionic 1 apps by default ([de32fbb](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/de32fbb))

# [3.3.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.2.0...ionic@3.3.0) (2017-05-31)

### Bug Fixes

* **cordova:** more arg parsing fixes... ([4a75255](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/4a75255))
* **git:** no gpg signing ([5f40324](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/5f40324))
* **proxy:** use env load to ensure shared reference ([8552826](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/8552826))

# [3.2.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.1.2...ionic@3.2.0) (2017-05-23)

### Bug Fixes

* **cordova:** interpret --save as boolean ([7d7ca56](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/7d7ca56))
* **start:** validate prompted name ([221702c](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/221702c))

### Features

* **flags:** --no-interactive mode, with --confirm/--no-confirm ([1966a0c](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/1966a0c))
* **flags:** add --quiet flag ([6268f0c](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/6268f0c))
* **flags:** persistent "cli flags" ([72a9b45](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/72a9b45))
* **logging:** disable interval spinner for non-interactive mode ([9e4ed33](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/9e4ed33))
* **login:** automatic login via IONIC_EMAIL/IONIC_PASSWORD ([d8d26e4](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/d8d26e4))
* **start:** auto git setup, if available ([7f218f1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/7f218f1))

## [3.1.2](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.1.1...ionic@3.1.2) (2017-05-17)

### Bug Fixes

* **cordova:** do not include cordova integration by default ([a2de983](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/a2de983))

## [3.1.1](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.1.0...ionic@3.1.1) (2017-05-16)

# [3.1.0](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/compare/ionic@3.0.0...ionic@3.1.0) (2017-05-16)

### Bug Fixes

* **login:** just warn user about active session (fixes https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/issues/2299) ([eb5a614](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/eb5a614))
* **start:** increase download timeout to 3 minutes (fixes https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/issues/2256) ([001e53a](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/commit/001e53a))


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Singaporean Cuisine
A Beginner's Guide to the Singapore Hawker Center
Chris Hansen
Chris Hansen is a corporate suit by day, foodie by night.
In Singapore, eating, or as the locals say, makan, is more than just sustenance or even a hobby. It's a national obsession, a passion, a way of life.
Friends don't greet each other with a "hello" or "how do you do?" Instead, they'll say in Singlish slang, sudah makan or, "have you eaten?" And the quickest, cheapest way to get your makan on is at the humble hawker center. Hawker centers are semi-enclosed buildings housing rows and rows of small food stalls that serve a variety of food and desserts, almost always prepared to order.
At first glance, these stalls resemble walk-in closets, cluttered with cooking equipment and ingredients, but don't let their size fool you—these cramped little kitchens punch far above their weight.
For the first-timer in a Singapore hawker center, the sheer size and outward disarray can be downright disconcerting, if not a little intimidating. With the help of friends and guidebooks, I, myself a recent Singapore newbie, decoded the basics of hawker center etiquette to help demystify this unique eating experience for future greenhorn foodies.
Finding The Right Hawker Center
So you've got your heart set on trying food at a hawker center. Where to start?
You'll want to think about what you want to eat. Each center tends to converge on just a few of the many noteworthy food cultures represented in Singapore: Malay, Thai, Chinese, Indian, and Middle Eastern among others. Singapore food luminary KF Seetoh publishes an excellent guide book, Makansutra, which is updated almost every year to keep on top of the dynamic dining landscape.
Get The Local Flavor
Now you've settled on a hawker center. Perhaps you've chosen Lau Pa Sat in Chinatown or Newton Circus near Orchard Road, both of which are easier to swallow for tourists (although the food I'm told is commensurately pedestrian). Indeed, your first visit to a hawker center is bound to be a little confusing. But there's no reason to be nervous—no one will mind, and the locals are incredibly helpful and informative, especially when it comes to food.
Your taxi driver will more than likely talk your ear off if you ask for a recommendation. And if you ask someone in line for a stall (always look for the stalls with the longest lines) for their recommendation, they'll not only tell you exactly what to order, but also what condiments to apply and how to eat the prescribed dish.
Hawker center seating is first come, first serve, no reservations and no pretension. Before you place your order, find an open seat. Don't worry if that seat happens to be next to or across from a stranger. Just ask for permission to sit, and plunk down a packet of tissues to hold your spot, noting the table number that you've staked out.
Reserving a Seat
Don't even THINK about disturbing this cute little packet of tissues.
Oh, and the tissue packets. Any convenience store in Singapore will sell armfuls of them for a dollar or two. But you'll also notice elderly, needy peddlers who roam the centers and push four or five packets for a dollar. Go ahead and buy from the pensioners with confidence—they need to make a living as well.
Once you've acquired a tissue packet and staked your claim, it would be an unthinkable crime for anyone to disturb your plot. An umbrella can also be used to reserve a seat, but you can't wipe hot fish head curry off of your fingers with an umbrella, now can you?
Delivery, Self Service, and Take-Away
Have you remembered your table number? Good.
Find a stall, or two or three, and order away. Unless denoted with a sign noting "self service," every stall will deliver your food to the table number you've provided. On the other hand, for self service stalls, you'll need to wait for your food at the stall and take the food away yourself.
Also, unless specified, it's assumed that you're dining-in (a tray and sometimes real plates and silverware will be provided with your meal). Almost all stalls will do a take-away order, complete with packaging, plastic utensils, and packets of sauces, typically a 20p fee.
Touting
Touting, or the harassing of customers by overly pushy stall owners, is not only illegal but indicates that the stand probably isn't very good. The well trafficked stands with great food don't need that sort of marketing. Of course, having a major food celebrity plug your stall on cable television can't hurt.
Thirsty yet? Each row of hawker stalls will have one or two stalls that sell drinks. Heavily sweetened, and nutty barley tea (pronounced bah-lee) is the popular choice, and usually goes for a song ($1). Soft drinks, other forms of tea, and beer can usually be found as well.
You can opt to order directly from the counter or during peak times when people from the drink stands will make their rounds and take drink orders. You'll need to pay them as soon as the drink is delivered. Tipping isn't necessary.
Go ahead and leave your plates behind—every hawker center has staff on hand to bus tables. If you're feeling a bit sticky after eating a fish head curry or murtabak with your bare hands, every hawker center will have an outdoor washing station with soap (you must provide your own tissues for drying off) or you can head to the bathroom, which is usually well maintained, but cost around 10 to 30p per visit.
A Quick Word About Eating Houses
The open-air eating house is a slightly different beast but recalls the same level of quality and roughly the same price as the hawker centers.
Here you can eat just as well if not better in a slightly more relaxed and convivial environment. Take note of the menu as you enter and order away. Just be prepared to pay for each dish or bottle of beer as they arrive at your table.
Although this walk-through is by no means an exhaustive guide of eating etiquette and hawker erudition, hopefully it's enough to put the nervous novice in the right direction.
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My Little Pony fan, Michael Anderson, a Brony, at the Dragon Con science fiction and fantasy convention in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, in 2014. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER
Meet the 'Bronies': adult fans giving My Little Pony a marketing headache
October 6, 2017 7.11am EDT
Andrew Crome, Manchester Metropolitan University
Andrew Crome
Lecturer in History, Manchester Metropolitan University
Andrew Crome does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.
Manchester Metropolitan University provides funding as a member of The Conversation UK.
When My Little Pony: The Movie lands in cinemas this October, producers Hasbro will be hoping that the animation proves popular with its target audience of young girls. The film will also attract a very different group of viewers: adult My Little Pony fans known as "Bronies". Made up predominantly of young men aged 18-30, the fandom has evoked reactions ranging from bemusement to celebration since it emerged at the beginning of this decade.
Hasbro launched a new My Little Pony series, subtitled Friendship is Magic, in 2010. The new show adopted a distinctive and appealing art style while focusing on creating strong female characters and consistent character arcs.
The adult fandom initially developed via the notorious internet forum 4-Chan. Although users planned to mock the show, a number became regular viewers and began discussing it in dedicated forums. The term "Bronies" – a combination of "bros" and "ponies" – developed soon after. Although this initially applied to male fans, it is now generally used to describe fans of all genders.
Bronies engage in typical fan activities. This includes writing fan fiction and creating artwork. Fans write songs and create pony inspired music, from orchestral, to dubsteb and metal. Physical meet-ups and large conventions (often involving cosplay) offer opportunities to engage with other fans in offline settings.
The fandom has generated both positive and negative reactions. It has attracted praise for progressive views of gender, encouraging charitable activity and promoting creativity. At the same time, some argue that academic and media interest in male fans risks ignoring the many female "Pony" fans who are not seen as worthy of comment.
The most common criticism of the fandom has focused on its supposedly "regressive" nature – the worry that adults watching cartoons designed for young children represents an inability to deal with real life. As Anne Gilbert argued, popular press coverage "reveals a pervasive discomfort" with adult men celebrating a cartoon for young girls.
This repeats a longstanding criticism of fandom. Representatives of the Frankfurt School, such as Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer, attacked 1930s jazz fandom as inherently regressive, while the Tolkien Clubs that formed in 1960s America were branded "infantile" on their foundation. Critics argued that fans were living in fantasy worlds in order to avoid adult responsibilities.
But, as studies of fandom have multiplied over the past 30 years, they have suggested that involvement in fan communities offers outlets for creativity, socialising and spaces for political debate.
Neither is adult consumption of children's media new or particularly novel, as the continued popularity of Disney animation among adults suggests. As far back as 1908, Walford Graham Robertson's children's play Pinkie and the Fairies attracted such large numbers of soldiers that its audience was said to resemble a military parade ground.
What is more novel in My Little Pony fandom is its scale and visibility, facilitated by the internet and rise of social media. For Hasbro, this presents both opportunities and challenges.
Marketing dilemmas
Bronies might sound like a marketing dream for Hasbro's movie. Adult fans offer a built-in audience, social media presence and disposable income to spend on merchandise. Although initially wary of Bronies, Hasbro have increasingly courted the adult fanbase. The toy range now includes a line of more expensive products designed for collection and display, alongside merchandise including coffee-table art books explicitly aimed at adult fans.
Marketing for the movie has therefore tried to capitalise on fan enthusiasm. The initial trailer launched alongside a GIF maker designed to generate memes and facilitate promotion on platforms such as Tumblr and Twitter. Exclusive designer posters were distributed to fans at San Diego Comic Con, while the movie's Twitter account produced stylised artwork designed to appeal to adults.
At the same time, a committed fandom brings challenges. Fans criticised producers over elements of the movie's promotion, complaining when early trailers emphasised guest stars (such as Emily Blunt and Sia) instead of allowing the TV show's voice actors to reprise their central roles. Issues such as where the movie fits into My Little Pony continuity – which are unlikely to worry the film's young audience – suddenly also become important considerations.
Above all, producers have to balance their knowledge of adult fandom with the requirement that the film appeals primarily to children. Ironically, some fans have expressed concerns that producers pandered to them over recent years, citing the show's original innocence and un-selfconscious charm as responsible for its initial appeal. As Ewan Kirkland has argued, there is a risk that in the pursuit of adult fans, My Little Pony's young female audience is getting lost in the process.
Press coverage focused on the supposed "weirdness" of Bronies misses the point that historically and culturally they aren't doing anything overly unusual. The fandom nonetheless raises questions about fan/producer interactions. How visible do Hasbro want their involvement with a sometimes ridiculed fandom to be? Are producers celebrating fans or exploiting their enthusiasm for marketing purposes? And where does the child audience fit in all of this? The movie, and reaction to it, should offer some fascinating answers to these questions.


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Jerod Mixon, born on May 24, 1981, is an American actor, comedian, producer, and writer who has worked in various roles. He is most known for his role as Weenie in the television series Old School. Jamal Mixon's elder brother, Jamal Mixon, is also an actor. He also produced and appeared in the rap comedy White T, in which he also had a role.
Jerod Mixon made his acting debut in the film, Me, Myself & Irene, where he played Shonté Jr. Baileygates, the son of the film's main character, played by Jim Carrey. Mixon also appeared in the 2002 film The New Guy, in which he had a significant part. Aside from that, he had a brief role in an episode of Scrubs as Herbert, an obese patient who appeared in the episode titled "My New Suit." He is also well recognized for his role as Theo in the television show Maya & Miguel.
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Putting on even 25 pounds of extra weight may significantly impact one's health. On the other hand, Mixon was in a considerably more precarious position. He had reached a weight of 300 pounds and realized that he was putting his health in jeopardy. After then, Jerod planned to lose weight and did it too. When he measured his weight, he was 150 kilograms/ 331 pounds.
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Dancing with the Octopus
By Debora Harding
For readers of Educated and The Glass Castle, a harrowing, redemptive, and profoundly inspiring memoir of childhood trauma and its long reach into adulthood.
One Omaha winter day in November 1978, when Debora Harding was just fourteen, she was abducted at knifepoint from a church parking lot. She was thrown into a van, assaulted, held for ransom, and then left to die as an ice storm descended over the city.
Debora survived. She identified her attacker to the police and then returned to her teenage life in a dysfunctional home, where she was expected to simply move on. Denial became the family coping strategy offered by her fun-loving, conflicted father and her cruelly resentful mother.
It wasn't until decades later—when beset by the symptoms of PTSD—that Debora undertook a radical project: she met her childhood attacker face-to-face in prison and began to reconsider and reimagine his complex story. This was a quest for the truth that would threaten the lie at the heart of her family and with it the sacred bond that once saved her. Dexterously shifting between the past and present, Debora Harding untangles the incident of her kidnapping and escape from unexpected angles, offering a vivid and intimate portrait of one family's disintegration in the 1970s Midwest, a rusted landscape in which the loss of white male power can flare into unspeakable violence.
Written with dark humor and the pacing of a thriller, Dancing with the Octopus is a literary tour de force and a groundbreaking narrative of reckoning, recovery, and the inexhaustible strength it takes to survive.
Debora Harding has had varied professional experiences including working in national U.S. politics for ten years, co-founding the UK's first local terrestrial television station, and managing a bicycle business. Her work has been published in the Guardian, the Daily Mail, and Unbound, as well as other publications. She spent her childhood in Nebraska and Iowa, and lives in England with her husband, the writer Thomas Harding. She is the mother of two children, Kadian and Sam.
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing


I was so sorry to hear about Doris' passing. She was my second mother. I can't believe how much time Sharon and I spent at Doris & Mike's house in Warsaw. When they all moved, I didn't see them as much, but I do remember one visit out there. My mom and sister Brenda came with me and Steve & family was there also. We had so much fun! My mom wanted me to say that she will miss Doris's friendship. Love to all the family!
I remember when I was pregnant with my first child. Doris and Mike let me stay at their house during the 77 blizzard. I named my first daughter (middle name) after Doris's middle name. She was a wonderful person. Thoughtful, kind and very caring. She will be greatly missed. Love to you, Becky and Mike and Tammy.
Doris was the mother of my best friend who opened her home to include me in the things they did. I came over all the time. Missed them when they moved to Arizona. When I finally wasn't having a major surgery and had some money for airfare, I went to visit them for Becky's birthday. Doris let me stay with her. I was their guest for the few days I was there. I felt right at home. Wish I could be there for the family now. God has his arms around them and just like my mom, we'll see them again.


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General Chat - anything Goes > Censorship?
message 1: by Patti (baconater) (new)
Do you think this counts as censorship?
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-cana...
message 2: by Michael Cargill (new)
Not really. The publisher requested it to be withdrawn and Amazon are free to stock whatever they like.
There is nothing preventing the book from being made available for free elsewhere.
message 3: by Will (new)
Personally, I do think that it is censorship. Not only has the book been withdrawn from Amazon but officials in British Columbia are trying to prevent the book from being published elsewhere.
But I have to say that this is an example of "good" censorship. I don't believe that anyone has a right to publish anything. There are, and ought to be, rules and laws preventing the publication of material which is obscene or otherwise unacceptable.
Allowing a serial killer to publish his memoirs? Ah no. Sorry, but no. As much as I believe in the freedom of expression, that is a step too far.
message 4: by David (new)
I think it counts as high profile advertising. Nothing as potent as telling people they can't for making them want to.
message 5: by Geoff (G. Robbins) (merda constat variat altitudo) (new)
In the UK it is illegal for anyone convicted of a crime to profit from that crime. Other convicted criminals have tried to do this and failed.
message 6: by G J (Gaff to my friends) (new)
It is censorship, but I agree with Will. I think it's necessary in this case.
message 7: by Patti (baconater) (last edited Feb 23, 2016 01:12AM) (new)
Geoff (G. Robbins) (The noisy passionfruit) wrote: "In the UK it is illegal for anyone convicted of a crime to profit from that crime. Other convicted criminals have tried to do this and failed."
But would he be profiting from his crimes or using self publishing to argue his innocence? What if he gave the info to someone else to publish?
By the way, I don't know anything about the specifics of this case. I'm just using it as an example.
We've seen several cases being examined in the media lately. Are Serial or Making of a Murderer okay because 'journalists' are presenting the argument?
message 8: by Anita (new)
I think it's the right thing to do, whatever you want to call it.
message 9: by Lisa (last edited Feb 23, 2016 02:43AM) (new)
If they are going to publish such books I think they should use the profits to give to the victims' families and/or to provide help and education to women who might be vulnerable to serial killers.
message 10: by Nik (new)
Sounds like Patti has a point.
It's obviously a controversial issue. As I understand from the article, the book is not about murders and propagation of his way, but about him being framed by the police. Can be a libelous (towards police) and improper content, but nothing too extreme it seems; and profits, if any, can go to families through imposing liens on his royalties. If it was published under his defense attorney name, no one would probably object. If the book would be banned though from public concerns or those of victims families, I can understand.
For the sake of debate should The Wolf of Wall Street be allowed or Mien Kampf?
message 11: by Geoff (G. Robbins) (merda constat variat altitudo) (new)
Talking of Mein Kampf
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wor...
message 12: by Elle (new)
I don't think people like him should profit of things like this (I agree with the UK laws) but I'm not gonna lie, I would be interested in reading them.
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This is a west facing, shallow sandy beach, backed by sand dunes, residential homes and agricultural land. It is situated within the Snowdonia National Park and is within the Lleyn Peninsula and the Sarnau Special Area of Conservation, confirming the environmental importance of the area.
Photos are automatically tagged by geographic coordinate proximity and/or are submitted by website visitors, and may not necessarily be specifically of Llandanwg Beach.
A sandy beach at the southern end of Tremadog bay and within the Snowdonia national park. Backed by a small estuary with a small 13th century church hidden in the dunes.


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Audantia longitibialis est une espèce de sauriens de la famille des Dactyloidae.

Répartition
Cette espèce est endémique d'Hispaniola. Elle se rencontre à Haïti et en République dominicaine dans la péninsule de Barahona ainsi que sur l'île Beata.

Liste des sous-espèces
Selon  :
 Anolis longitibialis longitibialis Noble, 1923
 Anolis longitibialis specuum Schwartz, 1979

Publications originales
 Noble, 1923 : Four new lizards from Beata Island, Dominican Republic. American Museum Novitates, ,  (texte intégral).
 Schwartz, 1979 : A new species of cybotoid anole (Sauria, Iguanidae) from Hispaniola. Breviora, ,  (texte intégral).

Liens externes

Notes et références

Saurien (nom scientifique)
Dactyloidae
Faune endémique d'Hispaniola

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Over 40 Farmers who regularly attend the Farmers Field School are involved in another major activity today.
A release from the Ministry of Agriculture says the Farmers are attending a session at the Home Economics Centre at Richmond Hill, where they will see a demonstration of the making of cottage cheese from goat milk.
The Ministry says the Farmers, who are all involved in rearing sheep and goats, are being given an opportunity to pursue another product line other than the sale of the animal for meat purposes.
Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Kathian Hackshaw says the training is part of the Farm Management Module included in the program, which is focusing on product development and value addition.
The training is being conducted by Veterinary Officer, Dr. Colleen Phillips.


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Iowa Completes 2023 Football Schedule
IOWA CITY, Iowa – – The University of Iowa has added home dates with Western Michigan and Utah State to complete its 2023 football schedule. Iowa also announced the dates for the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series games in 2022 and 2023.
The Hawkeyes and Cyclones will meet Sept. 10, 2022, in Iowa City, and Sept. 9, 2023, in Ames. Iowa hosts Western Michigan in Kinnick Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 2, 2023, to open the season, while Utah State visits on Sept. 16.
Iowa opens Big Ten play against Purdue in Kinnick Stadium, then travels to Wisconsin. Rutgers visits for Homecoming on Oct. 7. The remaining October schedule includes a game at Northwestern, a home date with Michigan State and a visit to Penn State.
Iowa's November schedule begins with a home date against Minnesota, followed by an open week. The Hawkeyes host Illinois before closing the season at Nebraska.
Iowa and Western Michigan have met three times in football, with Western Michigan holding a 2-1 advantage. Iowa defeated Western Michigan 59-3 in 2013 in the most recent meeting. The Broncos defeated Iowa in 2000 (27-21) and 2007 (28-19). All three previous meeting took place in Kinnick Stadium.
The Hawkeyes hold a 2-0 series advantage over Utah State, winning 70-14 in 1957 and 48-7 in 2002, with both games taking place in Kinnick Stadium.
2023 Iowa Football Schedule
Sept. 2 Western Michigan
Sept. 9 at Iowa State
Sept. 16 Utah State
Sept. 23 Purdue (FW)
Sept. 30 at Wisconsin
Oct. 7 Rutgers (HC)
Oct. 14 at Northwestern
Oct. 21 Michigan State
Oct. 28 at Penn State
Nov. 4 Minnesota
Nov. 18 Illinois
Nov. 24 at Nebraska


PERTH, WA, FEBRUARY, 15, 2018 – Boundlss has been shortlisted as an Insurance Innovator of the Year finalist at the 2018 Fintech Business Awards. The awards are hosted by Fintech Business, an Australian publication focused on the evolving Australian fintech community and its projection on the global stage.
Mike Kruger, CEO at Boundlss said that he was delighted by the nomination.
"The high calibre of finalists to this awards program reflects the maturity and success rapidly emerging in the Australian fintech sector. We are proud to highlight the innovation and leadership in this important business community." said Fintech Business managing editor Aleks Vickovich.


Competition incentivizes technology that could save lives in disaster scenarios.
This weekend, Google-acquired Schaft bested 15 others teams competing in a robotics challenge sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), by remotely navigating a sophisticated bot through a series of rescue-themed tasks better than the rest.
Robots have the potential to be useful assistants in situations in which humans cannot safely operate, but despite the imaginings of science fiction, the actual robots of today are not yet robust enough to function in many disaster zones nor capable enough to perform the most basic tasks required to help mitigate a crisis situation. The goal of the DRC is to generate groundbreaking research and development in hardware and software that will enable future robots, in tandem with human counterparts, to perform the most hazardous activities in disaster zones, thus reducing casualties and saving lives.


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Don't worry bro – Mendy responds to Trump
Benjamin Mendy reminded United States president Donald Trump about France's World Cup success.
Dejan Kalinic
14 November, 2018 07:35 IST
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France defender Benjamin Mendy provided a brief response to a tweet from Donald Trump, reminding the United States president of the nation's recent World Cup success.
Trump criticised Emmanuel Macron on Twitter after his French counterpart appeared to rebuke the US leader in a speech condemning nationalism.
Mendy – the Manchester City and France full-back – had his say on social media on Tuesday.
The 24-year-old, who was part of France's World Cup-winning squad in Russia, replied to Trump, writing: "Don't worry bro" along with two stars, representing the nation's two championships.
Dont worry bro https://t.co/dKBsmOjzoL
— Benjamin Mendy (@benmendy23) November 13, 2018
Amid his criticism of the president of France, Trump had tweeted: "MAKE FRANCE GREAT AGAIN!"
France claimed their second World Cup and first since 1998 with a 4-2 win over Croatia in the final in July.


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Publications TMI Magazine TMI 206 > The Treasurer's Voice: SEPA Migration
The Treasurer's Voice: SEPA Migration Helen Sanders, Editor, TMI In this edition of the Treasurer's Voice, which features responses from over 100 corporations, we find out how much progress companies have made towards SEPA adoption, some of the obstacles that may remain, and companies' actual or anticipated outcomes.
The Treasurer's Voice: SEPA Migration
We have been very fortunate in this edition of TMI to have interviewed Gerard Hartsink, outgoing Chairman of the European Payments Council (EPC) on his hopes and fears for SEPA, as well as featuring a case study from early adopter, Electricité de France. To complement these important features, in this month's Treasurer's Voice, which features responses from over 100 corporations, we find out about how much progress companies have made towards SEPA adoption, some of the obstacles that may remain, and companies' actual or anticipated outcomes.
1. Progress towards SCT migration
Eighteen per cent of respondents indicated that SEPA was not applicable to their organisation (figure 1); however, on further analysis of the results, this was actually only the case for 7.2% of respondents, showing that there is still a substantial proportion of companies that remain blissfully unaware of SEPA and its implications. As Willem Dokkum, Global Head of Sales, Payment & Cash Management, ING, emphasises,
"There is evidently still a strong need to educate companies about SEPA, not only European companies, but US and Asian companies with a European presence."
Furthermore, while we expected that these respondents might represent small and medium-sized enterprises, this was not necessarily the case. The remainder of the results are approximately what we would expect, with 51% of companies having either implemented SCT for some of their euro flows, or made plans but have not yet started migration. Sixteen per cent have implemented SCT fully, while an uncomfortable 15% have yet not started making plans. As the cover story in this edition of TMI emphasises, as does EDF's case study and the interview with Gerard Hartsink, there is now no time to lose and companies must either seek more information on SEPA if they are unaware of the implications, or start making their migration plans.
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UK Open Banking: The Future Belongs to the Flexible
At an uncertain time for UK businesses, the collaboration between regulators, banks and third-party providers are blazing the way to a new banking revolution through Open Banking. Combined with the Faster Payments scheme and innovations such as virtual accounts, businesses can be more agile and adaptable to the needs of a changing and challenging business environment.
Working Capital Management: Where is my Cash and Why?
Technologies such as artificial intelligence have the potential to make it easier for treasurers to gain visibility and control over their cash. But simply investing in these technologies is not enough to achieve working capital efficiencies.


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Dick McCoy ('45), Betty Hiser ('49)
Dick Harris ('49), Dave Brusie ('51)
Marian Hall ('56), Ernie Trujillo ('59)
Gary Behymer ('64), David Rivers ('65)
Donna Fredette ('65), Zorba Manolopoulos ('91)
BOMBER BIRTHDAY Today: Rosalie Lansing ('63)
BOMBER BIRTHDAY Today: Melanie Dukes ('67)
Re: Indians
On the way over to the Club 40 meeting I went thru Matawa-Vantage.
It brought back many memories. Back in 1943, Railroad Robert Snapp,
head of the transportation stuff at Hanford took several of us up the
south and west side of the Columbia from Hanford to Beverly where we
crossed the railroad bridge (still there) on planks laid for autos.
A little scary, but it worked. We came back on the other side of the
river and crossed back on the Corfu-Hanford ferry. Along the way
on the south side we came upon Indians at Priest Rapids, living in
wikiups. I told Hal Ludwig, Jim Domrose and Ed Johnson (all '45) about
them and they went up an bought a cayuse for about ten $. I don't know
what happened to that horse, except that it didn't win the Kentucky
Derby.
To: Dave Brusie ('51)
You're dang right! Bonnie knew tough.
-Dick McCoy, from the Tin Can Class of 1945
Re: Dorms
I did not realize that ANY of the dorms were used for married
couples. I knew that had dorms for the teachers. That must have been
later because many of the married couples had to take rooms in the
dorms as single persons. Our neighbor was a patrolman in Richland and
he said it was not the teenagers they caught "necking in the cars" -
it was the couples who lived as a single person in the dorms and had
no other place to have sex.
My dad used to repair radios. One of the women I worked with (and
lived in the dorms) asked if he could repair her radio. She brought it
to work - when daddy fixed the radio he went to her dorm and no one
was around. He yelled a couple of times and walked up the steps to her
room. Fortunately he did not encounter anyone and she got her radio
and he ran back down and got into his car and beat feet.
-Betty Hiser Gulley '49er - south/government Richland - Beautiful -
sun shining - no wind and no rain. That was a lulu of a
storm during our Club 40 meeting at the library Saturday.
>>From: Dick Harris ('49)
Dave:
Did you hear about our friend, Dick McCoy ('45), being asked by a
Col-Hi English teacher to use the word, "fascinate," in a sentence?
He replied: "I had overshoes with nine buckles on them, but I could
only fasten eight!"
Sorry about that!
-Dick Harris ('49)
>>From: Dave Brusie ('51)
You should have broken ranks and come on over to see me at
Keesler. I was playing basketball for Keesler in January of 1953. We
played in the World Air Force Tournament in Syracuse N.Y. that March.
Sorry I missed you in England. I was at Chicksands AFB in Bedford
England from June '53 to Dec. '55. Yes Bonnie ('45-RIP), my sister
told me of the meeting you two had at the Club 40 Party. You probably
know that Bonnie passed away in Nov. 2001.
We sure did have fun playing baseball for Rish. Good hearing from
you, my dear friend.
Tom Graham (55)
Hi Neighbor!! Boy did we have a lot of spin Baseball Games, and a
lot of stick ball in the streets on Abbot Street. You just don't see
the spin Baseball games around anymore.
Hope everything is well with you.
-Dave Brusie ('51)
>>From: Marian Hall Collins ('56)
Am interested to know if anyone has knowledge of Doris Arlene
Snyder ('56)?  You can contact me through my sister, Annette ('62)
at netr0218@aol.com
-Marian Hall Collins ('56)
>>From: Ernie Trujillo ('59)
To: All Bombers
Re: Trip To Italy
I will be leaving for Rome tomorrow and hope to confirm all the
good things I've heard from other Bombers that have made that trip.
If any of you happen to be in Rome from April 26th to May 4th, look
me up at the Sonya Hotel, near the train station in Rome.
Bombers Cheers
-Ernie Trujillo ('59)
Re: Former Miss Tri-Cities
http://www.misstricities.org/pastmisstc.htm
Re: A birthday ON THE 26TH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yup... we got another one... one a them there Cheerleader types...
you all know her... EVERBODY knowed her... one of those girls with
the infectious smiles and makes everyone else smile who happens to
be around her... (no no we aren't talking about kissing disease
or anything like that... you must learn to use words to express
yourself... not just the way the rest of the school uses them)... This
lady is one of those big kids that was a Senior during my Soph. year
so I was just kinda walking around waiting to grow up and maybe be
invited to the big kid's table for dessert or something... She brings
joy to the gang every time she is around just like she did back in the
day... so let's have a WONDERFUL Bomber Cheer for: 2 4 6 8 who do we
appreciate... ROSALIE ROSALIE ROSALIE LANSING ('63)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PS... couldn't bring it up during a birthday post... but tomorrow
I wanna find out about this Richland haircut that took up the
whole first page of the US News Section of the Vegas Paper on
Friday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>From: Donna Fredette ('65)
Hey Maren, I thought you might think about sharing this with the
Sandstorm. I think it is so good!
http://www.thestatenislandboys.com/U_thrill_me/index.htm
Bomber Cheers!
-Donna Fredette ('65)
>>From: Zorba Manolopoulos ('91)
Re: Registration and Jerseys
Just a reminder to register for the Basketball tournament this June.
http://www.rhssf.org/tournament/
Also, many of you who did not play in last year's tournament
wanted to know what the jerseys looked like. I have posted a picture here:
http://www.rhssf.org/tournament/jerseys.htm
Remember you cannot get shorts or put numbers on jerseys after May
23rd, so if you want a number, please send in your application early.
http://www.rhssf.org/tournament/application.htm
If you have any questions, let me know.
-Zorba Manolopoulos ('91)    503-830-6961


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O CIP Foot-ball Club foi um extinto clube de futebol de Itajaí, cidade do litoral do estado brasileiro de Santa Catarina. Foi campeão do Campeonato Catarinense em 1938 e pertencia à Companhia Itajahiense de Phósforos. Na época, a palavra "fósforo" era escrita com "ph" no lugar do "f", ensejando a sigla "CIP". O clube foi desativado em 1944.

Fundação
Conforme registram os estatutos, o CIP F.C. foi fundado em 27 de outubro de 1936, por iniciativa de Francisco Medeiros, Alfredo Medeiros e Eugenio Cypriano Abelino, tendo por finalidade a prática dos esportes em geral, em particular o futebol. O clube adotou as cores vermelha e preta, teve Antônio da Silva Ramos como primeiro presidente e passou a mandar seus jogos num campo próximo à fábrica, na Rua Blumenau.

Títulos
O CIP é um dos três clubes de Itajaí que já conquistaram o Campeonato Catarinense. Os outros dois são o Marcílio Dias e o Lauro Müller.

1 Campeonato Catarinense - 1938
1 Campeonato do Vale do Itajaí - 1938

Campeão catarinense de 1938
Em 1938, o CIP foi campeão do torneio regional promovido pela Associação Sportiva Vale do Itajaí (ASVI), competindo com clubes de Itajaí, Brusque e Blumenau. O título deu ao CIP o direito de disputar o Campeonato Catarinense de 1938, que seria realizado no ano seguinte. No Estadual, eliminou o Avaí, de Florianópolis, na semifinal. Venceu a primeira partida por 4-0, depois perdeu por 2-3 e, no jogo-desempate, ganhou por 3-2.

A decisão, disputada em 16 de abril de 1939 no Estádio Adolpho Konder, em Florianópolis, contra o Atlético, de São Francisco do Sul, foi vencida pelo CIP por 2-0, gols de Couceiro e Nanga. O time campeão entrou em campo com: Geninho; Lico e Humaitá (Villa); Fatéco, Alberto e Soto; Vitório, Couceiro, Pavan, Nanga e Armando.

A edição de 1938 do Campeonato Catarinense foi a única que o CIP disputou em sua história

Hino do CIP
Companheiros sempre firme

Para o inimigo vencer

Nosso CIP valoroso

Muitas glórias há de ter

Venceremos com bravura

E com toda lealdade

Aos vencidos respeitemos

Dando Prova de amizade

Se vencidos, saberemos

A derrota festejar

Também é uma vitória

A derrota suportar

É dever do nosso team

Para todos ser gentil

Lutar sempre com heroísmo

Para glória do Brasil

Ligações externas
CIP, campeão catarinense de 1938

Clubes de futebol extintos de Santa Catarina
Esporte de Itajaí
Clubes de futebol fundados em 1936
Fundações em Santa Catarina em 1936


"Name all the stars . . ."
I wish it were different. I wish we privileged knowledge in politicians, that the ones who know things didn't have to hide it behind brown pants, and that the know-not-enoughs were laughed all the way to the Maine border on their first New Hampshire meet and greet. I wish that in order to secure his [or her!] party's nomination, a presidential candidate would be required to point at the sky and name all the stars; have the periodic table of the elements memorized; rattle off the kings and queens of Spain; define the significance of the Gatling gun; joke around in Latin; interpret the symbolism in seventeenth-century Dutch painting; explain photosynthesis to a six-year-old; recite Emily Dickinson; bake a perfect popover; build a short wave radio out of a coconut; and know all the words to Hoagy Carmichael's 'Two Sleepy People,' Johnny Cash's 'Five Feet High and Rising,' and 'You Got the Silver' by the Rolling Stones. After all, the United States is the greatest country on the earth dealing with the most complicated problems in the history of the world—poverty, pollution, justice, Jerusalem. What we need is a president who is at least twelve kinds of nerd, a nerd messiah to come along every four years, acquire the secret service code name Poindexter, install a Revenge of the Nerds screen saver on the Oval Office computer and one by one decrypt our woes.


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Q: Validating a DataGridView in C# I have a parent form with one DataGridView and a button. When the button is clicked, it opens a child window and when closed, goes back to the parent form. I want to validate the value being inputted in a cell of the DAtaGridView. I'm using CellValidated event and showing a message box whenever it inputs an invalid value. However, when I click on the button to open the child window and close it back, the DataGridView becomes just a white box with a diagonal cross, and a NullReferenceException shows.
Does anyone know what causes this issue? If not, what's the best way to validate a value of the cell and which event to put it in?

A: Just setup Visual Studio as described in this article: How to: Break When an Exception is Thrown. This way, you will be able to catch this exception in the debugger, and see where its roots are.

A: Whenever validating a cell in a DataGridView, you should use the CellValidating event.

You can get the data using the DataGridViewCellValidatingEventArgs and set the Cancel property to True if it is invalid data. This is gonna prevent the CellValidated event from being raised and should give the focus back to the given cell.

If this doesn't help, can you provide some code and show us where the exception occured?

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Q: get used blocks in post and detect changing in gutenberg how can I get list of used blocks in the post by javascript ?
then I want whenever content of each block changed , a javascript function called.
how can I do this ?
wordpress gutenberg documentations is very confusing and I can't understand them :(

A: You can access the blocks used in the post in js using getBlocks():
wp.data.select( 'core/block-editor' ).getBlocks();

In terms of updating on changes - the editor saves all it's data in a store, so you would want to subscribe and react based on what changes you need to react to.  As an example:
( () => {
    let blocksState = wp.data.select( 'core/block-editor' ).getBlocks();
    wp.data.subscribe( _.debounce( ()=> {
        newBlocksState = wp.data.select( 'core/block-editor' ).getBlocks();
        if ( blocksState.length !== newBlocksState.length ) {
            doMyJsFn();
        }
        // Update reference.
        blocksState = newBlocksState;
    }, 300 ) );
} )();

You could filter further to act on different changes.  I just used a length comparison to keep it simple for the example.  You mentioned changes to block content, so you could filter the objects returned in blocksState and newBlocksState variables by comparing each block in the objects' attributes keys then calling whatever function you want.
There are other ways to go about this, and it really depends on what you're trying to do specifically when you say call your own function.  Just think in terms of taking action when the application's state changes, not when the DOM changes.  The link above to the getBlocks() method should give you more ideas of some of the functionality that is there.  I'd also suggest looking at the documentation for the wp.data package, which details how the data package is used more in depth(such as the subscribe method mentioned).
Edit:addressing comment:
The example above is only checking the if blocksState and newBlocksState are the same length ie if you add a block or remove a block.  I mentioned this above along with resources you can reference and ways you could check for other stuff.  Additional checks would be made depending on your needs, only you would know your own application's logic, not me.  Using the documentation link above I see a method called getEditedPostContent(), so here is an approach of checking the post content:
( () => {
    let contentState = wp.data.select( 'core/editor' ).getEditedPostContent();
    wp.data.subscribe( _.debounce( ()=> {
        newContentState = wp.data.select( 'core/editor' ).getEditedPostContent();
        if ( contentState !== newContentState ) {
            console.log( 'triggered' );
        }
        // Update reference.
        contentState = newContentState;
    }, 1000 ) );
} )();

This will then log "triggered" in console when the content of the editor  changes.  I also bumped up the debounce interval to help cover when user is typing, so it doesn't trigger as frequently.  There is also isTyping() method which could be used to help optimize a bit further.