Everyone else, including those who already have an EU permanent residence document, are required to apply under the Settlement Scheme. Otherwise they will, eventually, have no immigration status in the UK. This is because of the forthcoming repeal of the laws that give Europeans their right to live and work here at present.
The video below shows how an application works in (mostly) real time.
For more information on the Settlement Scheme, Nath Gbikpi of Wesley Gryk Solicitors has written a very detailed guide to how it all works. Hopefully that will answer a lot of potential questions.
If you have a question not addressed in the video or elsewhere on the site, do feel free to get in touch via the contact form. We will try to gather them together and do a Q&A in time for the full launch of the Settlement Scheme on 30 March 2019. In the meantime, please don't be offended if we don't reply to every query via email, on social media or in comments on the video — we will try to address them in a public post.
If we're lucky, I will rope in Chris Desira of Seraphus Solicitors to help answer common questions or problems. Seraphus work with the European Commission to provide independent information about settled status and Brexit. They also provide video consultations through this website.


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'Captain America: Civil War' Release Date, Cast, and News: Coming In May 2016
By Komfie Manalo ( [email protected] ) Jun 27, 2015 08:56 PM EDT Comment
Captain America and Iron Man duels in the upcoming Captain America: Civil War. Screen Rant
The third installment of Marvel's Star-Spangled Avenger's series is currently underway with Captain America: Civil War planned for release on May 6, 2016.
Captain America: Civil War picks up where Avengers: Age of Ultron left off, as Captain American leads the new team of Avengers in protecting the human race from all forms of threats. The third film also features several heroes and villains it is easy to confuse it for another Avengers movie.
After another international incident involving the Avengers results in collateral damage, political pressure mounts to install a system of accountability and a governing body to determine when to enlist the services of the team. The new status quo fractures the Avengers while they try to protect the world from a new and nefarious villain.
Captain America: Civil War is a sequel to Captain America: The First Avenger, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Avengers: Age of Ultron and the thirteenth installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, while also being the first installment of Phase Three.
Phase Three is set during a time of discord generated from the aftermath of Ultron's attack against the Earth. With public opinion of superheroes becoming increasingly divided, the Avengers become fragmented. In the midst of the Avengers' turmoil, a number of new characters are introduced, such as Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Spider-Man, and Captain Marvel. Thanos' plot to collect all of the Infinity Stones, which began late in Phase One, is drawn to a close in this saga.
When the government forges an act designed to regulate all superhuman activity and proposed the Superhuman Registration Act that requires superheroes to register with the government Captain America and Iron Man form polarizing factions based on their opinions toward the idea, resulting in the two heroes coming to blows, with Iron Man supporting the Act and Captain American opposing it.
To keep track of the characters in the upcoming Captain America: Civil War, IGN has put a gallery of familiar and new faces that have confirmed to be appearing and those expected to make an appearance in the new movie, as well as which side they will fight with.
IMDb has confirmed that Chris Evans will reprise his role as Steve Rogers, aka Captain American and will be pitted against Robert Downy Jr., playing the same role as Iron Man.
Completing the cast and the characters they play are: Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff /Scarlet Witch, Tom Holland as Spider-Man /Peter Parker, Emily VanCamp as Sharon Carter/Agent 13, Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man, Daniel Brühl as Baron Zemo, Paul Bettany as Vision, Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton/Hawkeye, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, Martin Freeman, Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa/Black Panther, William Hurt as General Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross, Frank Grillo as Brock Rumlow/Crossbones, Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Falcon, and Don Cheadle as Col. James Rhodes /War Machine.
Tags : Captain America: Civil War, Winter Soldier, The First Avenger, Robert Downy Jr., Iron Man, Steve Rogers, Chris Evans, Hawkeye, Natasha Romanoff, War machine, falcon

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[T]he White House moved the goalpost. There was an agreement, some additional revenues, until yesterday when the president demanded $400 billion more which was going to be nothing more than a tax increase on the American people.
Obama sensed that Boehner was losing GOP support — "bleeding members left and right," said the senior aide.
To compensate, Obama hoped to reel in more votes from Democrats. Securing another $400 billion or so in additional revenue would help solidify Democratic support.
That number was negotiable, as the White House saw it. If Boehner wouldn't agree to that sum, maybe he would settle for less, and they'd make up the difference some other way.
"If you can't do that, then let's have another conversation," said a White House aide, summarizing Obama's part of the call.
A GOP official responds: "When they spoke at the White House Saturday morning and again by phone on Saturday night, the message to the President was that Congress is going to forge the path ahead. There was no formal offer made by the President, just a casual walkback of his shifting of the goalposts -- back to the original differences they had. On Sunday, they spoke for two minutes about the work that was taking place on the Hill. There was no formal offer to accept or reject, because we had already moved on.
Why is this so important? Because this dispute has been the hinge for a dramatic turn in the press coverage. Through last weekend, reporters and pundits were generally portraying the situation, accurately, as one in which Obama was proposing compromises and Boehner was rejecting them. But that is a highly uncomfortable position for reporters and centrist pundits to be in. They want to portray a balanced situation in which each side is to blame. They could define balance to avoid making any judgment about the merits of a deficit agreement or a debt ceiling hike, but the media is openly rooting for a Grand Bargain and a debt ceiling hike, so portraying one party as standing in the way was always going to be tricky.
Obama, having been dealt out of the direct negotiations by Boehner, used his time to castigate Republicans for their obstinacy. He accused Republicans of blocking a balanced solution that would cut spending, raise taxes and reform entitlements, all in the name of shaving $4 trillion off projected deficits.
This is a textbook example of journalism as repeating mutual accusations without making any effort to establish their truth. Obama says Boehner wouldn't agree! Boehner says the opposite! Who's right? We don't care!
But there are verifiable facts in dispute here that can be mediated. Did Obama refuse to "take yes for an answer"? He did, twice! He had a deal with Boehner -- a deal far to the right of other bipartisan Grand Bargains -- only to have Boehner walk away both times. Does Obama in fact want a deal where "balance" means "we spend more and you pay more"? No, he proposes spending cuts. These are facts.
To be clear, I don't think news reporters should be taking Obama's side here. There's a dispute between the parties about the merits of a Grand Bargain vs. a cuts-only approach, and a second dispute within the GOP about the necessity of raising the debt ceiling at all. Reporters can neutrally describe these positions without favoring one over the other. Instead, they've decided to openly cheerlead on those issues, and make it all "evenhanded" by obscuring the facts about which party favors which stance.


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package org.infinispan;

import org.infinispan.api.BasicCache;
import org.infinispan.util.concurrent.NotifyingFuture;

import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import static java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS;

/**
 * @author Mircea.Markus@jboss.com
 * @since 4.1
 */
public abstract class CacheSupport<K, V> implements BasicCache<K, V> {
   protected long defaultLifespan;
   protected long defaultMaxIdleTime;

   protected CacheSupport() {
      this(0, 0);
   }

   protected CacheSupport(long defaultLifespan, long defaultMaxIdleTime) {
      this.defaultLifespan = defaultLifespan;
      this.defaultMaxIdleTime = defaultMaxIdleTime;
   }

   @Override
   public final V put(K key, V value) {
      return put(key, value, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   /**
    * This is intentionally a non-public method meant as an integration point for bytecode manipulation. Don't remove or
    * alter the signature even if it might look like unreachable code. Implementors should perform a put operation but
    * optimizing it as return values are not required.
    *
    * @author Sanne Grinovero <sanne@infinispan.org> (C) 2011 Red Hat Inc.
    * @since 5.0
    */
   protected abstract void set(K key, V value);

   @Override
   public final void putAll(Map<? extends K, ? extends V> map) {
      putAll(map, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<V> putAsync(K key, V value) {
      return putAsync(key, value, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final V putIfAbsent(K key, V value) {
      return putIfAbsent(key, value, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<V> putAsync(K key, V value, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      return putAsync(key, value, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<Void> putAllAsync(Map<? extends K, ? extends V> data) {
      return putAllAsync(data, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<Void> putAllAsync(Map<? extends K, ? extends V> data, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      return putAllAsync(data, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<V> putIfAbsentAsync(K key, V value) {
      return putIfAbsentAsync(key, value, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<V> putIfAbsentAsync(K key, V value, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      return putIfAbsentAsync(key, value, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<V> replaceAsync(K key, V value, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      return replaceAsync(key, value, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<Boolean> replaceAsync(K key, V oldValue, V newValue) {
      return replaceAsync(key, oldValue, newValue, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<V> replaceAsync(K key, V value) {
      return replaceAsync(key, value, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final NotifyingFuture<Boolean> replaceAsync(K key, V oldValue, V newValue, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      return replaceAsync(key, oldValue, newValue, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final V put(K key, V value, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      return put(key, value, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
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      return putIfAbsent(key, value, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final void putAll(Map<? extends K, ? extends V> map, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      putAll(map, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final V replace(K key, V value, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      return replace(key, value, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
   public final boolean replace(K key, V oldValue, V newValue) {
      return replace(key, oldValue, newValue, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
   }

   @Override
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      return replace(key, value, defaultLifespan, MILLISECONDS, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
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   @Override
   public final boolean replace(K key, V oldValue, V value, long lifespan, TimeUnit unit) {
      return replace(key, oldValue, value, lifespan, unit, defaultMaxIdleTime, MILLISECONDS);
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"Go To Pakistan": On Video, UP Cop During Citizenship Law Violence
Alok Pandey and Saurabh Shukla, NDTV
Full article and video
'A senior police officer from the sensitive town of Meerut in west Uttar Pradesh was filmed making extremely communal statements in a Muslim locality last Friday, when police personnel were dealing with violent protests that had broken out in the city after Friday prayers on over the new citizenship law. In a mobile phone video accessed by NDTV, Akhilesh Narayan Singh, who serves as Superintendent of Police(City) of Meerut, virtually the second in command in the district, can be seen walking in a narrow lane wearing riot gear.
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A twitter thread compiling videos of Indian police misconduct against unarmed civilians
Pieter Friedrich, Twitter
Full twitter thread + videos
In the context of widespread reports of police violence against anti-CAA-NRC-NPR protestors, particularly Muslims and particularly in BJP-ruled states, there are a number of citizen's initiatives to compile and document evidence of this brutality...
Read more about A twitter thread compiling videos of Indian police misconduct against unarmed civilians
In Muzaffarnagar, police and Hindutva groups attack Muslims in attempt to recreate 2013 riots
Tushar Dhara, Caravan
'On 20 December, a day after the Uttar Pradesh chief minister Adityanath vowed to "take revenge" against those who had destroyed property during the protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, the state police stormed Muzaffarnagar. That day and night, Mehmood Nagar and Khalapar—both Muslim-majority neighbourhoods in the city—descended into violence, with a rampage by the UP police. According to residents, the police force used tear gas, lathi charges, and opened fire on the Muslim locals. Noor Mohammad, a young resident of Khalapar, was shot in the head and died.
Read more about In Muzaffarnagar, police and Hindutva groups attack Muslims in attempt to recreate 2013 riots
'Go to Pakistan': Meerut police officer caught on camera telling anti-CAA protestors
'A senior police officer in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut district has been filmed asking residents of a Muslim-dominated locality to "go to Pakistan" during protest against the amended Citizenship Act on December 20, The Indian Express reported on Saturday. At a protest in Meerut's Lisadi Gate area last Friday, the police had claimed that protestors began stone-pelting while residents claimed that the police opened fire at peaceful protestors. Five people died in the process. Later reports suggested that a sixth person, 24-year-old Aleem, also died in the firing...'
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No criminal record, no protest, yet Muslim men made to sign bonds in Uttar Pradesh villages
Radhika Bordia, Scroll
'The clampdown of the Uttar Pradesh police against the Muslim community has now extended to those who have not taken part in the ongoing protests. In three villages located less than 30 km from Lucknow, at least 100 Muslim men have been made to furnish a bond of Rs 50,000 each under Section 107/116 of the Criminal Procedure Code, which virtually serves as an assurance that they will not participate in any protest. They will have to appear in court every fortnight or so for at least the next six months.
Read more about No criminal record, no protest, yet Muslim men made to sign bonds in Uttar Pradesh villages
Norwegian Tourist Asked to Leave India for Protesting Against Citizenship Law
'A Norwegian woman tourist has been asked to leave the country after she was found to have participated in an anti-CAA protest here early this week, violating visa norms, a senior official said here on Friday. "Our enquiry found that she has violated visa norms and so she was asked to go back," Anoop Krishnan, Officer in the Foreigners Regional Registration Office told PTI.
Read more about Norwegian Tourist Asked to Leave India for Protesting Against Citizenship Law
Widespread fear in Nehtaur as police defends two killings and a militia-led rampage
Sagar, Caravan
'...On 23 December, I visited Nehtaur, met the two families whose relatives were killed, visited the place where the police claimed the protestors had pelted stones at them and spoke to several eyewitnesses who were present there at the time. The residents said there had been no protest. They told me that they had only stepped out of their homes to attend the Friday prayers.
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Uncertain justice
Pranjal Kishore, India Today
'...If you followed the news in 2019, you might have got the feeling that the Supreme Court was running the country. You wouldn't be far off. Every issue of any consequence, and many of none whatsoever, found their way to the Court. Through the course of the year, the Court decidedor chose not to decidecases that went to the very heart of India's constitutional law and Indian society. On occasion, when concerned citizens looked to the Court to stand up for civil liberties, it let the matter slide; when it did take action, its orders often left loopholes the government could exploit.
Read more about Uncertain justice
A compilation of recent atrocities against Muslims in UP
Full twitter thread
'In UP, Muslims have been picked up en masse from all over,thrashed, their homes barged into, properties confiscated & met with live fire on streets. And no one will be prosecuted because it is being done by the State. UP is already Hindu Rashtra. A thread on chilling reports(1/n)...'
[Read the thread.]
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And then they came for me — IAS, IPS officers share fears under Modi govt in WhatsApp groups
Sanya Dhingra, ThePrint
'Hounding of senior officers, protests across the country and attempts — perceived and real — to change the constitutional ethos of the country have sparked a kind of unrest among civil servants, who have taken to WhatsApp groups to share their concerns and grievances. Several IAS, IPS and IRS officers who ThePrint spoke to said there is a palpable sense of vulnerability, insecurity and concern among officers, which they are wary of expressing publicly, but do so in the safety of closed WhatsApp groups with their peers from the services.
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Israeli start-up focused on AI agricultural solutions secures $7 million – Jerusalem Post
Posted by Editor on Wednesday, May 27th 2020
"We are thrilled to have JVP, an international leading VC fund, and Syngenta as strategic and industry expert investors to help fuel Greeneye's growth," said co-founder and CEO Nadav Bocher.
By ZACHARY KEYSER MAY 26, 2020 18:07
Israeli start-up Greeneye Technology has secured $7 million during a seed-funding round led by Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP), the company announced Tuesday.
Greeneye is currently developing a next-generation artificial intelligence system that helps farmers accurately detect and spray weeds without having to blanket their crops in herbicides. Other major investors included 2B Angels, One Way venture, Panache Ventures Techstars and Hyperplane Venture Capital. Read More Related Articles
Recommended by Whereas many farmers spray their crops uniformly using chemical-intensive treatments – a process which doesn't differentiate between crops, ground soil and weeds – Greeneye developed a selective spraying system (SSP) to address this issue head-on. The technology will assist greatly in reducing water and soil contamination that accompanies the use of intensive chemical treatments.
With the innovation, farmers will be able to stave off economic losses directly attributed to crop damage stemming from these blanket chemical treatments, and in the process, the rate in which their crops become resistant to the herbicides used in these treatments will decelerate as well."We are thrilled to have JVP, an international leading VC fund, and Syngenta as strategic and industry expert investors to help fuel Greeneye's growth," said co-founder and CEO Nadav Bocher. "Both our investors share with us the understanding that the way farmers spray chemicals in agriculture is about to be massively disrupted for a more efficient and sustainable manner," he said. "Our mission is to reduce the use of chemicals that are being sprayed in agriculture, utilizing artificial intelligence to provide precise and targeted spraying in real-time, and save money for farmers while increasing their productivity and profitability. Our trials indicate that our technology reduces herbicide usage by 65‒92%, which supports our mission to address these global agricultural challenges."
Participation in the funding round also included Syngenta Ventures, the largest crop chemical producer in the world. Greeneye announced that it will be adding two new members to their board, JVP Partner Michal Drayman and Managing Director of Syngenta Ventures Shubhang Shankar."Greeneye's technology is revolutionizing the agricultural industry by reducing 90% of pollutants and hazardous use of pesticides, impacting our soil, water, air and the very crops we eat," said JVP founder & chairman Erel Margalit." Governments, farmers and the general public are striving for a reality in which agriculture protects the environment." "The strategic partnership forged with Syngenta is a clear show of confidence in Greeneye's technology, signaling that the future is already here," he said.
"CEO Nadav Bucher and the wonderful team he has put together are doing excellent work developing international strategic connections, building the company. In just a few short years, farmers worldwide will be implementing Greeneye's revolutionary technology in everyday use."With the use of the SPP system, farmers can save up to 90% for each treatment with regard to their chemical usage, since the innovative method can differentiate weeds in real-time in lieu of the normal treatment which blankets crops with herbicides without distinction, to obtain the same desired effect. Furthermore, farmers are not forced to upgrade or buy new sprayers/equipment in order to implement the Greeneye technology into their routines, as industrial sized herbicide sprayers can seamlessly be turned into smart machines sporting Greeneye's state-of-the-art pulse-width modulation (PMW) system, according to the company."The future of weed control will enable growers to spray more efficiently and more sustainably, addressing challenges such as herbicide resistance and overuse of inputs,"
Shankar said. "To achieve this requires a cost-effective solution that addresses real-world conditions. The Greeneye team has developed a platform that has the potential to solve many of the technical challenges facing row-crop growers, while applying industry-leading technologies that are scalable to commercial agriculture."To accompany Greeneye's SPP system, the company also developed a digital platform to help farmers collect and analyze high-resolution data on their crops – giving them every tool needed to be successful in future harvests in addition to reducing their overall carbon footprint on the Earth."Greeneye is an example of digital agriculture at its best", says Drayman. "The unique technology developed by the company increases the yield for agricultural crops, saves money, reduces pollution levels: a groundbreaking breakthrough in sustainability."
"This is the future agricultural model, in line with the dynamic and demanding global regulatory requirements," he concluded. "Recently, the EU announced a new target to reduce pesticide use by 50% by 2030. We believe that the growing demand for environmental protection, along with regulatory requirements, are generating a significant market for Greeneye, including from the global players who lead the agriculture industry," he concluded.
https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/israeli-start-up-focused-on-ai-agricultural-solutions-secures-7-million-629324
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A combination of traditional expertise and 21st-Century modernity, Réserve Royale is a prestigious Belgian beer to be enjoyed like a champagne, as a pre-dinner drink and by the most discerning of palettes, including that of Comme chez Soi chef Lionel Rigolet. Having been awarded 3 Michelin stars over a period of 27 years and 2 stars since 2006, this icon of Belgian gastronomy celebrates his 90th birthday this year. A tribute to the Belgian monarchy, as a prestigious ambassador for our country around the world, the name Réserve Royale also makes reference to the exceptional vintages produced in the world of wine and spirits.
- "Gold Medal" at the World Beer Awards 2016 : "Best Belgian Blonde"
A wheat straw yellow color with a slight turbidity of 2nd fermentation and a firm, fine creamy foam.
First nose : Toasted wheat with a supportive hop and white flowers. Second nose : Iris, white roses, fine herbs and light truffle flavor.
Attack : Very fresh with a sweet edge and a soft creamy texture. Mid palate : Structured with a mild bitterness, pleasant hoppy impressions and a very flowery character. Finish : Very unctuous with little agressive CO2 bubbles and a retronasal aromatic hoppy character.
Réserve Royale is a very nice balanced gourmet beer with a delicate sparkle and a pleasant hoppy character. Floral aromas and the bitterness of the hops are rightly combined.
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The MARISEAL® 400 is a pigmented, color- and UV-stable, highly permanent elastic, cold applied and cold curing, one component aliphatic polyurethane coating, used as a top-coat for protection over exposed, polyurethane waterproofing coatings.
Protects very efficiently, especially if a dark final color is desired.
Used over the MARISEAL®250 and 260 on surfaces, with domestic pedestrian traffic (e.g. Roofs, Terraces, Residential Walkways) that require a glossy, color-stable and non-chalking finish.
The MARISEAL® 400 AQUA is a water-based, pigmented, wear resistant, semi-rigid, color- and UV-stable, weatherstable, one component, aliphatic, 100% polyurethane coating used as a top-coat for protection over MARISEAL AQUA waterproofing membranes, subject to wear and weathering conditions.
addition of inferior acryl resins and other admixtures.
When the MARISEAL® 400 AQUA is applied, it forms a hydrophobic, 100% waterproofing, seamless, polyurethane coating, that protects the waterproofing basecoat efficient and on a long term basis.
The MARISEAL® 400 AQUA is based on the innovative PUD-Technology™ of MARIS POLYMERS SA.
Used over the MARISEAL®250 AQUA on surfaces, with domestic pedestrian traffic (e.g. Roofs, Terraces, Residential Walkways) that require a color-stable and non-chalking finish. Also used by its own, for the fiber encapsulation of old exposed asbestos surfaces.


Home > Who do you play for?
As you compete for Christ, remember whom you play for and represent. When you wear your jersey, you represent your team. But there is a name even bigger than your team name: Jesus. His name is above all names, and He is worth living for!
I am the Light of the world. In John 8:12, Jesus tells us we will never walk in darkness. His word is a lamp for our feet and a light for our paths. He calls us to follow Him and trust His direction for our lives.
I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. In John 14:6, Jesus makes it clear that He is the only path to eternal life. No one comes to the Father except through Jesus. There are many paths that may lead to a good life, but only one leads to eternal life.
I am the true vine. In John 15:5, Jesus tells us He is the very source of our lives. We must seek Him and remain in constant connection with Him. Otherwise, we can do nothing that lasts.
As a competitor, you play for Jesus. When you put on your jersey, the name on the front is JESUS. Remember, play for the name on the front, not the back!
Are you competing for your own glory and success, or for the success of the team?
Are you competing to please God or people?
Father, thank You for the opportunity to compete for the glory of Your name. Help me to represent You well with my words, attitudes, effort, and actions as I compete. Amen.


Tällbergsgården´s restaurant focuses on produce from the surrounding countryside and our dishes are therefore inspired by those items which each season offers and are currently available. During the winter we strive as far as possible to use Swedish ecological produce and extend the season for other pro duce with classic Swedish methods of cooking.
Beef and pork from the local farmers, newly caught fish from Swedish waters, fresh vegetables grown by local farmers, berries and fungi picked in the district, milk, cream and butter from the county´s cows, and pears, black and red currants, rhubarb and apples from our own trees and bushes is what we offer in Tällbergsgården´s dining-room. We feel privileged to use such produce created with love and care. It can aptly be described as the Swedish gold. Our menus are determined by this produce and we constantly try to refine the raw materials, which we consider reflect this area, with culinary skills in the kitchen.
This local produce is further combined with classic French, Spanish and Italian items which we otherwise lack. The selection ,however, is always made with great thought concerning origin and quality and we strive to always use ecological produce. We really hope you will come and enjoy our Dalarna restaurant.
The restaurant´s opening times are subject to alterations due to conferences, number of bookings or other events.
For groups of more than six people we would ask you to book the food before arrival.
Residents with any of our packages may choose from our 3-course á la carte menu.
For children aged 2-12 we offer the á la carte menu in half portions and at half price, which can be complemented with any of our other children´s dishes.
From the first weekend in Advent we begin serving our 7-course Christmas-inspired tasting-menu, which replaces the classic Christmas buffet. This menu and the accompanying drinks package will be available every weekend in Advent. With us you can enjoy some of our own imported wines, or alternatively our local beer whilst being enchanted by the beautiful sunset over the white-capped hills. A unique experience.


Have you been to a farmers market yet this year? Whether it's from a farmers market or a grocery store, don't let that fresh produce spoil on your counter. Here are some tips on how to store fruits and vegetables so they last longer.
One of the benefits of shopping at farmers markets is the fruits and vegetables are often fresher than those at most grocery stores. Much of the produce was picked within a couple of days, or even hours of the market. Fresher fruits and vegetables will last a little longer before they begin to spoil. But, there are also some additional things you can do at home to help your produce last even longer. Follow these fruit and vegetable storage recommendations to reduce the amount of produce that spoils before you can use it. Use this chart to identify fruits and vegetables that spoil the quickest and be sure to use those first.
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What can you do for just £250? Steve and Sue Scorer, VSO volunteers in Lindi, applied for a grant from the 'TDT VSO Small Grants Scheme' and achieved a fabulous outcome.
Details of the Book of Condolences open 25th and 26th September at The Tanzanian High Commission in London following the sinking of the MV Nyerere on Lake Victoria.
Report from UN workshop on Gender Statistics in Kigali, Rwanda, attended by Neema Meremo Samuel from Hope for Girls and Women Tanzania.
Support Ruth and Dan's Kili climb!
Thank you to Ruth Harvey and Dan Wells, who will combine their Kili climb later this year with fund raising on behalf of local communities in Tanzania. Ruth tells us that TDT is a "great match with what we are trying to achieve".
TDT would like to thank the family of the late Sheila Lovell, a great supporter of the Trust's anti-FGM work, for setting up a fund raising page in her memory.
How nearly £3000 raised at the Campaign for Real Gin's annual party in the gardens of Middle Temple, London, will help provide concrete water supply points for three villages in Kishanda, northwest Tanzania.
BTS members Hilary and Peter Bacon are visiting Tanzania as part of their continuing personal commitment to supporting provision of computers within Tanzanian schools.
Lack of access to clean water in many villages in rural Tanzania causes health, economic and educational problems.
TDT funds locally made pumps and boreholes to solve this, in partnership with local communities.


Dallas Cowboys fans always seem to have a good time. And apparently, there's now numbers to back it up.
Cowboys fans have been named the 'drunkest' in the NFL.
According to a release from Vinepair.com, Cowboys fans sampled during the first 13 weeks of the 2017 NFL season averaged a BAC (blood alcohol content) of 0.062.
That's not high enough to be considered dangerous behind the wheel of a car (legally speaking), but could land you on social media.
You know... if your friend films you doing something foolish.
Theory No. 1: Cowboys fans feel like winners, even when they're not winning. And when you feel like a winner, you drink like a winner. The same could apply to New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints fans, who also seem pretty proud of themselves. They ranked No. 2 (0.061 BAC) and No. 3 (0.055 BAC) in the NFL during that span, respectively. Patriots and Saints fans were also aided by their cities' party culture, so maybe they should work harder to get on Dallas' level.
On second thought, bad idea. Don't do that.
Theory No. 2: Dallas is compensating for something. The Cowboys went 6-6 during the span of the "study," which some fans may have found underwhelming after a 13-3 season in 2016. So, maybe this was a case of drinking disappointment away. That's also a common theme. Cleveland fans certainly didn't have anything to celebrate last season and they finished as the drunkest in their division.
Another observation: Philadelphia Eagles fans ranked in the middle of the pack (No. 13) despite having a great season which resulted in a Super Bowl.
Maybe this isn't something that needs much analysis.
Just remember: When watching football, have fun, stay safe, make good choices, and file this take on your drinking habits under "things we shouldn't take too seriously."


in this video I will share some travel tips for Paris, my favourite places I visited during my one day of sightseeing and my public speaking experience and thoughts on dealing with the success of others at a business conference and networking event for young professionals. I will also share with you why I signed up to volunteer as one of five directors for a year, a mini book haul of The Little Prince pop up book, and I will show you my new promotional material for Bologna Children's Book Fair. So this video is packed full and I hope you enjoy it.


Over half of the world's population is under 25. Children and adolescents hold the key to our future yet many of them must overcome numerous challenges to lead healthy lives. One crucial concern is sexual and reproductive health: Adolescent pregnancy, for example, exposes young women to medical, social and economic risks. This research project looks at female and male adolescents in Ghana and Tanzania, in an effort to understand how they handle reproductive health challenges and to identify ways of fostering supportive environments that contribute to building adolescents' sexual and reproductive resilience.
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A typical Java developer knows that when you need to develop a GUI for a Java application, Swing is the tool. Eclipse SWT also has a number of followers, but the majority of people use Java Swing. For the past 10 years, it was a given that Swing development wouldn't be easy; you have to master working with the event-dispatch thread, GridBaglayout, and the like. Recently, the NetBeans team created a nice GUI designer called Matisse, which was also ported to MyEclipse. Prior to Matisse, JBuilder had the best Swing designer, but it was too expensive. Now a good designer comes with NetBeans for free.
Why even consider Flex for developing Rich Internet Applications (RIA)? First, we'll give the short answer. Just look at the code in Listing 1. This code compiles and runs in the Flash player and produces the output shown in Figure 1. Yes, it's a tree control with several nodes that know how to expand, collapse, and highlight the user's selection. Imagine the amount of Java code you'd need to write to achieve the same functionality.
The code is nice and clean; the GUI looks rich and appealing. The Flex compiler automatically converts the MXML code in Listing 1 into an object-oriented language called ActionScript, and then compiles it into an SWF file, the format that the Flash player understands.
The Flash player, a powerful virtual machine with a high-performing byte code/JIT compiler and rich UI API, is available on most of the platforms.
The size of the VM is small.
It easily integrates with Web browsers.
Flash applications can run outside of the Web browser.
Flex offers component-based programming, which eliminates most of the low-level coding.
It offers simple integration with all kinds of media (video and audio). Java Swing is behind in this field.
It has a quick adoption rate as all other Adobe products.
Most important, Flex 2 easily integrates with Java on the server side.
Later in this article we'll develop a Stock Portfolio Application with Flex, and then we'll integrate it with POJOs.
Flex client applications are compiled SWF files that can be delivered to the client and run by the Flash player, which is installed as a plug-in to your browser. On the client side, Flex consists of a Flash player, a framework of predefined components, a couple of command-line compilers, and an Eclipse-based Flex Builder IDE. On the server side, Flex is a Web application that includes Flex Data Services and a Flex Charting component and can be deployed in any JEE server.
To see Flex in action, let's write the functional specification, then develop and deploy a sample application.
We'll create a Web application that will receive and display a feed containing security prices and the latest news as in Figure 2 and 3.
The top portion of the screen must be populated by the stocks included in the user's portfolio. For simplicity, store the user's portfolio in the XML file as in Listing 2.
When the user clicks on a row with a particular stock (i.e., ADBE as in Figure 2), populate the lower data grid with the headlines related to the selected stock. The news should be coming from http://finance.yahoo.com/rss/headline. The column link has to contain the URLs of the news, and when the user clicks on the link, a new browser's window should pop up displaying the selected news article.
The top of the screen should contain the toggle buttons Show Grid/Show Chart. When the Show Grid option is selected, the user will see the screen as in Figure 2, and when Show Chart is selected, the top data grid has to be replaced with the pie chart (see Figure 3), preserving the same functionality (clicking on the pie slice repopulates the news headlines).The market data has to be refreshed on the screen every second or so.
Since we are limited by the size of this article, for the server side we'll just write a simple POJO that will generate random numbers and push them back to the Flash client. However, in the next article we'll add the data feed from an external Java application via JMS.
At the time of this writing, Flex 2 is still in beta (http://labs.macromedia.com/flexproductline/ ) and its production release is expected this summer. The burning question is, "Is it free?" The answer is, "It depends." There is a free lunch (or rather a complimentary appetizer from the chef), but it'll just whet your appetite, and pretty soon your hand will start slowly reaching for the wallet. Flex Data Services (FDS) that provide seamless integration of Flex into enterprise data and messaging have deployment fees. For high-performance enterprise applications supporting client authentication, messaging, and the like, you may want to purchase the FDS license. For smaller applications, you might use integration via HTTPService, Web Services, and Remote Java invocation using standard and open source technologies.
The free part is Flex command-line compilers and the Flex framework that includes all these libraries of rich components. This means you can use any plain text editor for writing Flex code, compile it into the SWF file, and run it in a free Flash 9 player. As of today though, Adobe says that the Eclipse-based Flex Builder IDE, which makes development a lot more productive, will not be free. Flex Charting components that offer client-side interactive charts are not free either.
The Flex Builder IDE comes in two flavors: a standalone version and the Eclipse plug-in. You'll have to choose one of these versions during the installation process. Let's install Eclipse 3.1 first from www.eclipse.org/downloads/ (unless you have it already), and then the plug-in version of Flex Builder. During the installation, you'll have to specify the directory where your Eclipse resides (the one that has a subdirectory called plug-ins). After Flex Builder is installed, start the Eclipse IDE, select the menus Window | Open Perspective | Other and add the Flex Development perspective (the Flex Debugging perspective will be added automatically to the Eclipse IDE). The Flex Builder comes with great Help content, which in the plug-in version is hidden under the menu Help | Help Contents | Adobe Help.
To run client-only Flex applications, we need to install one more program: Flash Player 9. However, for our stock portfolio application, we'll need to install and deploy FDS, which is a Web application that can be deployed in any JEE compliant container. Since FDS is a Web application, you can deploy it in the application server of your choice. First, we'll download and install Apache Tomcat 5.5 from http://tomcat.apache.org/. By default, on Windows machines Tomcat is installed in "C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5" and runs on port 8080. At the end of the installation, the Apache Tomcat server will be started as a Windows service. Now download from and run the FDS executable installer (default directory ID C:\fds2), picking the optional Flex Data Services J2EE Application. After the installation is finished, unzip the content of the flex.war into Tomcat's webaps\ROOT directory and restart the Apache Tomcat service. Enter the URL http://127.0.0.1:8080/ in your browser, and you should see the FDS Welcome screen. Flex Data Services are deployed now under Tomcat.
First, let's see which components will run on the client and what belongs to the Web server. The code shown in Listings 3-6 will be compiled into portfolio.swf, which will run on the client either independently in the Flash 8.5 player, or with the help of portfolio.html (auto-generated by Flex Builder) in the Web browser with the Flash plug-in. Tomcat is our server, which will host compiled Java classes shown in Listings 7 and 8. We'll also make small additions in the server configuration files (see Listings 9 and 10) to specify where to find the Java classes and to allow access to the external Yahoo! service. While Flex provides different ways of client/server communication (RemoteObjects, HTTPService, WebService), in this article our client will use the RPC by means of the <mx:RemoteObject> component that will find the matching Java classes located and configured on the server as described at the end of this article.
Open the Flex perspective in Eclipse and create a new project (e.g., Portfolio_RCP) containing files from Listings 3-7, and then compile it into one file called portfolio.swf. To simplify deployment, set the project's output directory to Tomcat's \ROOT\portfolio.
Our main file portfolio.mxml (see Listing 3) divides the screen with the vertical Flex box-type layout (<mx:VDividedBox>) with an adjustable divider between its children (think of Swing's split panes), and it includes two separate code fragments. The bottom child contains a data grid programmed in <FinancialNews> (see Listing 6). The top child contains <PortfolioView> (see Listing 4).
Java developers know that some Swing components store the data and GUI parts separately, for example, the JTable gets its feed from a data model class that can store its data in a Java collection. On a similar note, some Flex controls (e.g., <mx:DataGrid>) can also use ActionScript collection classes as data providers. Our data model is the file portfolio.xml depicted in Listing 2.
This code represents a typical master-detail relationship, where a change in the selected security in the master component <PortfolioView> repopulates the detail component <FinancialNews>.
Let's go over some interesting programming techniques that we've applied while coding the top panel, which contains several Flex framework components wrapped into a Canvas container (see Listing 4). After learning that the user's portfolio is represented by portfolio.xml, you may expect at least some number of lines performing XML parsing.
The XML parsing is complete! After this line you can traverse the entire XML document using a simple dot notation, e.g., portfolioModel.security. This magic is possible because Flex supports the e4x format that was introduced by W3C as a simple alternative for reading and processing XML documents.
Another interesting feature to comment is data binding, which is a way to link the data in one object to another. In particular, it's a convenient way to move the data between the GUI and non-visual components. Data binding can be specified using the curly braces syntax. The following lines from Listing 4 provide an immediate refresh of the top data grid and chart as soon as the data in the underlying security changes.
The variable portfolioModel.security represents the data source, and the destination will change as soon as any property of the source changes. Note that we have one data source mapped to two destinations (the data grid and pie chart), so we don't need to do any additional programming to refresh the data grid and the chart when the incoming market data changes the properties of the security.


Welcome to the homepage for the Okinawan Traditional Goju Ryu Karate-do Association. The aim of the Association is the transmission of Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate-do as taught by the founder of Okinawan Goju Ryu, Miyagi Chojun Bushi.
Our Chief Instructor Sensei George Andrews, 8th Dan IOGKF, has been studying the arts for over 50 years (since 1967) and is the highest graded student of Sensei Higaonna Morio in Europe. He regularly teaches in many European Countries.
As an Association we hold courses around England throughout the year. These courses cover all aspects of Okinawan Goju Ryu and are open to all styles regardless of grade or affiliation.
Children's classes with Sensei George Andrews at the full time dojo in Peckham, South London.


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Q: i have the code for photo uploader below in class based reactjs code and i want it in functional based working code i am new to react . i have the code for photo uploader below in class based reactjs code and its working but i want it in react functional based working code. if there is any other suggestion for the same project to with much proper and cleaner code then i would appreciate it.
the code is below:
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import './App.css';
export class App extends Component {
  state={
    profileImg:'https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2015/10/05/22/37/blank-profile-picture-973460_960_720.png'
  }
  imageHandler = (e) => {
    const reader = new FileReader();
    reader.onload = () =>{
      if(reader.readyState === 2){
        this.setState({profileImg: reader.result})
      }
    }
    reader.readAsDataURL(e.target.files[0])
  };
    render() {
    const { profileImg} = this.state
        return (

Add your Image

                    <input type="file" accept="image/*" name="image-upload" id="input" onChange={this.imageHandler} />

                        add_photo_alternate
                        Choose your Photo

        );
    }
}

export default App;

i want the working functional react based component code. i want that photo uploader integrated in my project.

A: import React, { useState } from "react";
import "./App.css";

export default function App() {
  const [profileImage, setProfileImage] = useState(
    "https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2015/10/05/22/37/blank-profile-picture-973460_960_720.png"
  );

  const imageHandler = (e) => {
    const reader = new FileReader();
    reader.onload = () => {
      if (reader.readyState === 2) {
        setProfileImage(reader.result);
      }
    };
    reader.readAsDataURL(e.target.files[0]);
  };

  return (
    <>

Add your Image

          <input
            type="file"
            accept="image/*"
            name="image-upload"
            id="input"
            onChange={imageHandler}
          />

              add_photo_alternate
              Choose your Photo

    </>
  );
}

checkout this blog React functional Component

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What I Lost When I Was 9
Someone stole my innocence, but I'm a Black boy, so no one cared.
By D. Watkins Published: May 4, 2022
Getty / Photo Illustration by Mike Kim
The following post includes language regarding sexual assault that may be triggering.
"Lil nigga, you probably ain't had pussy since it had you!" my camp counselor Heavy breathed into my ear, squeezing my nine-year-old shoulders and pushing me through the cabin door, into a dim-lit room. "Don't come out until she tell you to come out!"
I slowly stepped forward into the room. A song I heard too many times—at block parties and cookouts—whispered out of a small black-and-gray plastic radio with a wire-hanger antenna sitting on the dresser.
Back to life, back to reality, back to the here and now...
"Boy, stop lookin' all stupid and close the door," a raspy voice shouted over the music. "Lock it."
I followed her directions without facing her, holding the thin door, wiggling it shut, latching it. And then I stood there, paralyzed, waiting for another order. She brushed past me on her way to the bed, bumping my shoulder. Finally, I saw her. She was a woman, but about my height. Her thighs thicker than my torso. Her odor, like stale minty-musty sweat, filled the room.
"Won't you sit down?" she asked, looking at me. I looked away. "What cabin you in?"
She was brown, almond. Again I noticed that she was a woman, not a girl; double my size and my age, I thought. Her big white teeth poked out when she spoke, half of them separated by gaps so large that I could probably have fit my thumb in between. She was wearing a loud neon pink tennis skirt that floated above her upper thighs. She sat with her legs open wide in front of me.
"Thirteen–fifteen," I responded.
The older guys, the ones who hung at the top of my block—they loved women. They laughed with them, drove them places, showed off the things they'd bought for them. They fought with them, and told the women that they loved them. I didn't love this lady. I didn't want to do anything for this lady. She was a stranger.
"Oh okay, well, how old is you, boy? You look like a little baby," she said, with one eyebrow raised.
"I'm nine and a half," I replied, looking away.
She laughed so hard a mist of spit sprayed from her mouth. Holding her stomach, she laughed some more, each chuckle carrying her head up and down in a rupture, with her long cleavage jiggling in waves with each movement.
"Yeah, okay, boy. I know ya big-ass self older than that. Come over here, boy," she ordered.
My heart sank to my feet. Beads of sweat stretched across my forehead and drizzled down the side of my face. My shoes felt like fifty-, no, seventy-five-pound weights, and I trudged toward her.
"Nine and a half years old," she laughed. "Boy, you silly."
I stood about a foot away from her as she started to pull me toward her. I felt myself being sucked deeper into her world. A world of sweat and stickiness. She smelled likeAshland Avenue. Or like what Grandma meant when she'd put her face close to mine, and say, "You smell like outside, go wash up."
She stuck her hands up the bottom of my basketball shorts. And rubbed me.
I looked away. I wanted her to stop. Or did I? I felt as bad as the room smelled, as bad as she smelled, like chewing gum and eggs. Crickets screamed through the window as blood rushed into my fingers, my toes, the tip of my penis. My body clearly did not want her to stop.
The older dudes from the top of my block...I thought of them. They'd pin her to the bed, flesh thirsty, fearless. They'd rip her panties off with their teeth and dive in. They talked about it all the time on the block. I was their lil homie, I was supposed to be like them.
So why am I scared?
Why isn't she scared?
The older dudes from the top of my block . . . They'd always joke that one day it would be my turn to fuck, to taste it, to"Dip my head in the devil's ass," they'd say. I never imagined it like this...with a girl I didn't know...who was older...a girl who was not my girlfriend...a girl I never had a crush on...a girl I never wrote notes to or drew pictures for...a girl who smelled like outside.
She rubbed me. And for the first time, I was being touched; it was strange for a Black boy like me where hugs, kisses, and "I love you"s at home were rarely traded, if ever at all. Now the only things separating me from this stranger touching me were my fear and the smells of Isoplus OilSheen, Speed Stick, Big Red chewing gum, and Pink Oil Moisturizer.
"Don't think you fuckin' me," she laughed. "I gotta man back home from up Park Heights, da-hahaha." One warm clammy hand was on me, squeezing me; her other hand was searching for the radio dial, turning up the music.
However do you want me, However do you need me.
"You got long eyelashes, just like a little girl," she laughed, squinting her eyes and focusing on my face. "Heavy told you how this work, right?" she asked, smiling. I caught a glimpse of her round face again. Her forehead was way too small for her eyebrows, they almost touched.
"Some of my lil girls look out for him, and some of his lil boys look out for me, da-haha. You scared, ain't chu?"
I imagined her boyfriend, a twenty-something-year-old with a mustache and a real chest, not a frail chest like mine, but a fully developed one, like those on the action figures my mom bought me, that I never played with. Her man probably had a car, a Benz, or a 300Z with a T-Top, or a Nissan Path-finder, or a 4Runner. If she had a "man," what did she want with a boy like me?
"Sit on the bed," she ordered, pulling me by my dick until it hurt, until I was closer to her.
She flipped her skirt up and caressed herself, pulling her panties to the side, looking at the ceiling. I looked, even though I felt like I shouldn't. I had never seen a vagina before—well, a real one. I saw them in magazines that my older cousins had. They would fuck every woman in between those pages, they'd declare. But they'd never meet those women, and if they did, they wouldn't even know what to say to say them.
I couldn't really see hers, the room was dark, but I could smell it. Her crotch was dark and hairy. There were fingers, and smacking sounds, and stink, and moans.
I stood still as the moment blurred.
What if someone walked in? I wished someone would.
Author, professor and activist, D. Watkins, unfortunately, has a deep understanding of the assaults that pummel and degrade Black lives. Whether through his all-too-familiar dialogue seen in The Cook Up: A Crack Rock Memoir, or unearthing traumas and triumphs that sit in the crevices of Black life, as seen in The Beast Side: Living and Dying While Black, Watkins gives color to the dark spots that threaten to blind Black life.
In his forthcoming opus, Black Boy Smile: A Memoir in Moments, Watkins gets deeply vulnerable by showing how a boy who is physically and sexually abused becomes a violent drug dealer before discovering the superpowers that come with his love of words.
Pre-order Black Boy Smile here.
Excerpted from BLACK BOY SMILE by D. Watkins. Copyright © 2022 by D Watkins. Reprinted by permission of Legacy Lit, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, Inc., New York, NY. All rights reserved.
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January 21, 2021 WorkflowsKNIME, text analysis, workflowsangusv
This post describes the motivation for the TextKleaner workflow and provides instructions on how to use it. You can obtain the TextKleaner workflow from the KNIME Hub.
Confronting the first law of text analytics
The computational analysis of text — or text analytics for short — is a field that has come into its own in recent years. While computational tools for analysing text have been around for decades — the first notable example being The General Inquirer, developed in the 1960s — the need for such tools has become greater as the amount of textual data that permeates everyday life has increased. Websites, social media and other digital communication technologies have created vast and ever-expanding repositories of text, recording all kinds of human interactions. Meanwhile, more and more texts from previous eras are finding their way into digital form. While all kinds of scholarly, commercial and creative rewards await those who can make sense of this wealth of data, its sheer volume means that it cannot be comprehended in the old fashioned way (otherwise known as reading). Just as computers are largely responsible for generating and transmitting this data, they are indispensable for managing and understanding it.
Thankfully, computers and the people who program them have both risen to the challenge of grappling with Big Text. As computers have become more and more powerful, the ways in which we use them have become more and more sophisticated. No longer a synonym for glorified word counting, computational text analysis now includes or intersects with fields such as natural language processing (NLP), machine learning and artificial intelligence. Simple formulas that compare word frequencies now work alongside complex algorithms that parse sentences, recognise names, detect sentiments, classify topics, and even compose original texts.
Such technologies are not the sole domain of tech giants and elite scientists, even if they do sit at the core of digital mega-infrastructures such as Google's search engine or Amazon's hivemind of personal assistants. Many of them are available as free or open-source software libraries, accessible to anyone with a well-specced laptop and a basic competence in computer science.
And yet, no matter how powerful and accessible these tools are, they have not altered a fact that, in my opinion, could be enshrined as the first law of text analytics — namely, that analysing text with computers is really hard. Continue reading TextKleaner – a Knime workflow for preparing large text datasets for analysis →
October 22, 2020 PhD related, Workflowscovid-19, data visualisation, KNIME, lda, lockdown, PhD, R, text analysis, topic modelling, Twitterangusv
Topic models: a Pandora's Black Box for social scientists
Probabilistic topic modelling is an improbable gift from the field of machine learning to the social sciences and humanities. Just as social scientists began to confront the avalanche of textual data erupting from the internet, and historians and literary scholars started to wonder what they might do with newly digitised archives of books and newspapers, data scientists unveiled a family of algorithms that could distil huge collections of texts into insightful lists of words, each indexed precisely back to the individual texts, all in less time than it takes to write a job ad for a research assistant. Since David Blei and colleagues published their seminal paper on latent Dirichlet allocation (the most basic and still the most widely used topic modelling technique) in 2003, topic models have been put to use in the analysis of everything from news and social media through to political speeches and 19th century fiction.
Grateful for receiving such a thoughtful gift from a field that had previously expressed little interest or affection, social scientists have returned the favour by uncovering all the ways in which machine learning algorithms can reproduce and reinforce existing biases and inequalities in social systems. While these two fields have remained on speaking terms, it's fair to say that their relationships status is complicated.
Even topic models turned out to be as much a Pandora's Box as a silver bullet for social scientists hoping to tame Big Text. In helping to solve one problem, topic models created another. This problem, in a word, is choice. Rather than providing a single, authoritative way in which to interpret and code a given textual dataset, topic models present the user with a landscape of possibilities from which to choose. This landscape is defined in part by the model parameters that the user must set. As well as the number of topics to include in the model, these parameters include values that reflect prior assumptions about how documents and topics are composed (these parameters are known as alpha and beta in LDA). 1 Each unique combination of these parameters will result in a different (even if subtly different) set of topics, which in turn could lead to different analytical pathways and conclusions. To make matters worse, merely varying the 'random seed' value that initiates a topic modelling algorithm can lead to substantively different results.
Far from narrowing down the number of possible schemas with which to code and analyse a text, topic models can therefore present the user with a bewildering array of possibilities from which to choose. Rather than lending a stamp of authority or objectivity to a textual analysis, topic models leave social scientists in the familiar position of having to justify the selection of one model of reality over another. But whereas a social scientist would ordinarily be able to explain in detail the logic and assumptions that led them to choose their analytical framework, the average user of a topic model will have only a vague understanding of how their model came into being. Even if the mathematics of topics models are well understood by their creators, topic models will always remain something of a 'black box' to many end-users.
This state of affairs is incompatible with any research setting that demands a high degree of rigour, transparency and repeatability in textual analyses. 2 If social scientists are to use topic models in such settings, they need some way to justify their selection of one possible classification scheme over the many others that a topic modelling algorithm could produce, 3 and to account for the analytical opportunities foregone in doing so.
If you've ever tried to interpret even a single set of topic model outputs, you'll know that this is a big ask. Each run of a topic modelling algorithm produces maybe dozens of topics (the exact number is set by the user), each of which in turn consists of dozens (or maybe even hundreds) of relevant words whose collective interpretation constitutes the 'meaning' of the topic. Some topics present an obvious interpretation. Some can be interpreted only with the benefit of domain expertise, cross-referencing with original texts, and perhaps even some creative licence. Some topics are distinct in their meaning, while others overlap with each other, or vary only in subtle or mysterious ways. Some topics are just junk.
If making sense of a single topic model 4 is a complex task, comparing one model with another is doubly so. Comparing many models at a time is positively Herculean. How, then, is anyone supposed to compare and evaluate dozens of candidate models sampled from all over the configuration space? Continue reading Qualitative evaluation of topic models: a methodological offering →
The generative model of LDA assumes that each document in a collection is generated from a mixture of hidden variables (topics) from which words are selected to populate the document. The number of topics in the model is a parameter that must be set by the user. The proportions by which topics are mixed to create documents, and by which words are mixed to define topics, are presumed to conform to specific distributions which are sampled from the Dirichlet distribution, which is essentially a distribution of distributions. The shape of these two prior distributions is determined by two parameters—often referred to as hyperparameters to distinguish them from the internal components of the model—which are usually denoted as alpha (α) and beta (β). Whereas alpha controls the presumed specificity of documents (a smaller value means that fewer topics are prominent within a document), beta controls the presumed specificity of topics (a smaller value means that fewer words within a topic are strongly weighted). Like the number of topics, these hyperparameters are set by the user, ideally with some regard for the style and composition of the texts being analysed. ↩
It's important to recognise that criteria such as transparency and repeatability are not applicable to all textual analysis traditions. Some traditions assume a degree of interpretation and subjectivity that render such criteria all but irrelevant. The probabilistic nature of topic models presents a very different set of challenges and opportunities to such traditions, at least insofar as practitioners are inclined to use them. ↩
That is, assuming that only one fitted topic model is used in the analysis. Conceivably, an analysis could use and compare several models. ↩
In this post, as in much of the literature on topic modelling, the term 'topic model' may describe one of two things. The more general sense of the term refers to a particular generative model of text, which may or may not be paired with a specific inference algorithm. In this sense, LDA is one example of a topic model, and the structural topic model is another. The second sense of the term refers to the outputs, in the form of term distributions and document allocations, obtained by applying a topic model in the first sense to a particular collection of texts. (These outputs may also be referred to as a 'fitted topic model'.) The relevant sense of the term will usually be evident from the context in which it is used. ↩
October 5, 2020 WorkflowsKNIME, lockdown, networks, NLP, plotly, R, text analysis, Twitterangusv
Several weeks ago, I posted an analysis of tweets about the restrictions imposed on Melbourne residents in an effort to control an outbreak of Covid-19. That analysis was essentially a road-test of a Knime workflow that I had been piecing together for some time, but that was not quite ready to share. Since writing that post, I have revised and tidied up the workflow so that anyone can use it, and I have made it available on the Knime Hub.
In the present post, I provide a thorough description of the workflow, which I have named the TweetKollidR, and demonstrate its use through a case study of yet another dataset of tweets about Melbourne's lockdown (which, as I write this, still has not ended, although it has been eased). 1
Continue reading TweetKollidR – A Knime workflow for creating text-rich visualisations of Twitter data →
As you will see from the search queries in Figure 3, this dataset includes some keywords that relate to Victoria more generally, rather than just Melbourne. However, since most of the content concerns the Melbourne lockdown, I will continue to refer to it as such. ↩


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Disney fans found a clever way to bypass the theme park's ban on adult costumes
DisneyBounding is a fashion activity in which adults visit Disney theme parks while wearing outfits inspired by their favorite characters.
Chris Evans says reports of his return as Captain America are 'news to me,' and fans are heartbroken
Chris Evans last MCU appearance as Captain America was in "Avengers: Endgame," and it looks set to stay that way.
Disney World is allowing guests to park hop again, but an expert says visiting more than one location could be risky
Guests can visit all four Disney World parks in one day again, but a doctor warns that traveling on buses between locations could be dangerous.
Here's the cast of Disney's live-action 'Little Mermaid' remake and who they're playing
A reimagining of the classic movie is in the works starring Halle Bailey, Melissa McCarthy, and Awkwafina. Here are the characters they're portraying.
Disney World will no longer offer its Magical Express bus service to airport travelers starting in 2022
Starting in 2022, travelers heading to Disney World in Orlando will have to use rented vehicles or ride-share services to get to their resorts.
Disney World is losing its magic, and as a lifelong fan I worry it will never come back
Disney World is changing for the worse, and factors like the loss of cast members and classic attractions are to blame, our reporter writes.
24 details you probably missed in 'Ratatouille'
The classic Pixar film started trending after its TikTok musical took off, but even superfans may have missed these hidden background gems.
THEN AND NOW: The cast of 'The Princess Diaries' 20 years later
Believe it or not, "The Princess Diaries" — Anne Hathaway's movie debut — turns 20 in 2021.
Demi Lovato faced backlash after tweeting that she was 'working on something special' in reaction to the Capitol riots
Demi Lovato tweeted she's "working on something special after today's assault on democracy," and included the hashtag #impeachtrumptonight.
Every time the Pizza Planet truck has appeared in a Pixar movie
The Pizza Planet truck can be found in almost every Pixar movie. Insider rounds up every appearance of the iconic vehicle.
Food 2020-12-29T22:55:36Z
From Disney's Dole Whip to Ikea's meatballs, major brands revealed recipes for their most famous dishes this year. Here are the best ones.
From McDonald's McMuffins to Chipotle's guacamole, major brands and restaurants have been spilling the secrets to their most famous recipes all year.
A former Disney Imagineer revealed that John Travolta almost starred in its classic theme-park attraction Soarin'
Former Disney Imagineer Jim Clark said actor Patrick Warburton was chosen to host the Soarin' video after Travolta faced scheduling conflicts.
Here are the 6 most popular foods amateur chefs have been whipping up in 2020, the year of home cooking
Recipes from Ikea, Disney Parks, and DoubleTree by Hilton all landed in the top six, but it was sourdough bread that took the top spot.
RANKED: Every Pixar movie from worst to best — including 'Soul'
The movies from the acclaimed Pixar studio are ingrained in our minds, but which one is the best? We ranked them all for the release of "Soul."
A cake designer re-created the 'Home Alone' house in gingerbread to mark the movie's 30th anniversary
To mark 30 years since "Home Alone" was released, Disney+ commissioned cake designer Michelle Wibowo to make a gingerbread replica of the house.
Don't make the same mistake I did by visiting Disney World during the pandemic. It's just not worth it.
Writer Daryl Austin's Disney World trip this November wasn't all bad, but he wishes he'd waited to visit later when it's safe and more enjoyable.
I made Disney's giant chocolate-chip Num Num Cookies, and they're so good I'll be baking them again
Writer Tarah Chieffi made Disney's Num Num Cookies at home to see how they match up to the real thing after trying the treats at the parks.
Disney has 22 movies coming out in 2021 — here they all are
Many of Disney's 2020 lineup was pushed back. From the highly-anticipated "Black Widow" to a few animated films, here's what's coming next year.
Disney announced 12 more 'Star Wars' TV shows and movies. From 'Ahsoka' to 'Obi-Wan Kenobi,' here they all are.
Disney held its anticipated investors day earlier this month where Lucasfilm president announced a plethora of new "Star Wars" projects.
Disney Plus has over 20 original movies coming in the next few years. Here they all are.
Disney announced or gave updates on a number of its original film projects heading to its streaming service. So we've rounded them up.


I have R1, R2, R3, and R4. I want to use Transparent Cisco IOS Firewall to help create a security policy that I can apply to R2.
R2's Fa0/1 is connected to R1 and is considered the INSIDE network. R2's Fa0/0 is connected to R3 and is considered the OUTSIDE network. R2's Se0/1/0 will connect to R4's S0/1. R1 and R3's FastEthernet interfaces are part of the 10.1.13.0/24 network, which requires R2 to bridge between the two interfaces.
I want to allow R1 to access R3's http service, but not be allowed to telnet to R3. I want R3 to be allowed to telnet to R1, but not be allowed to access R1's http service. I want both R1 and R3 to be able to access R4.
Since R1 and R3 are both on the same subnet, my first step is to configure bridging on R2. I will apply the bridge group to the two FastEthernet interfaces, enable a BVI interface, and assign it an IP address on the 10.1.13.0/24 network.
The fa0/0 and fa0/1 interfaces are already enabled on R2 with no ip addresses assigned, and there have been no rules configured to filter any traffic. At this point, I should be able to ping between R1 and R3.
Next I'll write the ip inspect rules for the OUTSIDE and INSIDE interfaces.
I will also need to write ACLs for the INSIDE and OUTSIDE interfaces to allow access for the INSIDE to R3 on TCP 80 as well as sending echo and echo replies. I also want to allow access for the OUTSIDE to telnet to R1 as well as sending echo and echo replies.
Now I'll apply the ip inspect rules and ACLs to the correct interfaces in the correct directions.
R1 should still be able to ping R3.
But, R1 should not be able to telnet to R2 due to the ACL applied to R2's fa0/1.
As expected the ACL allows the sending traffic. The debug should show the result of the return traffic.
With the telnet session open, I will verify that a session is open and being inspected.


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Your guide to the Milwaukee Brewers in the playoffs: Who do they play, when do they play and more
JR Radcliffe
The Milwaukee Brewers won the National League Division Series over the Colorado Rockies, sweeping a best-of-5 series and capping it off with a 6-0 clincher Oct. 7.
Now, it's the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series. The Brewers franchise been this far only twice before in franchise history. In 2011, the Brewers fell to the St. Louis Cardinals in six games. In 1982, Milwaukee topped the California Angels, 3-2, and moved on to face the Cardinals in the World Series.
There are no Cardinals left this year. Good sign?
HAUDRICOURT:Brewers aren't done celebrating yet
So what comes next? If you need the basics, here are the things to know.
When are the Brewers back at Miller Park?
The NLCS all comes down to Game 7, taking place at 7:09 p.m. CT Saturday at Miller Park.
The Brewers clinched the best record in the National League and will have home-field advantage in the NLCS. That means the Brewers hosted Games 1 and 2 of the best-of-seven NLCS at Miller Park, then hit the road for Games 3 through 5 (Oct. 15-17) before returning for Games 6 and 7 on Oct. 19 and 20. After Friday's Brewers win, the series is tied at 3-3, and the winner Saturday will clinch a spot in the World Series.
Milwaukee hasn't been that far since 1982.
Who are they playing?
The Dodgers eliminated the Braves in four games of their own NLDS series to get this far. They're also the defending National League champions.
The Brewers and Dodgers have played some entertaining games this year, including the first four games of this series, so it's an even matchup.
RELATED:The Brewers learn their opponent for the National League Championship Series: the Los Angeles Dodgers
What time are the upcoming games?
Game 7 is slated for 7:09 p.m. CT on Saturday. That's a change from the original time of 8:09 p.m. CT. It got bumped ahead an hour after the Red Sox-Astros series wrapped up early, leaving only one game scheduled for that night.
What happens if the Brewers keep winning?
If the Brewers win four games in the NLCS, they're off to the World Series and will be facing off with the Boston Red Sox, starting Tuesday.
Home-field advantage in the World Series is awarded to the team that has the better record (regardless of whether they were a wild-card team). Boston had the best record in baseball.
The World Series begins Tuesday, Oct. 23, and the Brewers would host Games 3-5 from Oct. 26-28. Game 7, if necessary, would be Wednesday, Oct. 31. What's the best Halloween costume for the occasion?
How do I get tickets?
Get them now! A full rundown of ticket info can be found at https://www.mlb.com/brewers/tickets/postseason.
Remember, tickets are digital now
Tickets will only be sold digitally via the MLB Ballpark App. Fans will need the app on their phones to use their tickets for entry. There won't be paper tickets, and the Brewers have posted a tutorial on their site on using the app.
Yes, fans can still print out their tickets at home once they've bought them.
This could be daunting for those who prefer printed tickets, and if fans simply cannot use a digital option, they are encouraged to call the Miller Park ticket office at (414) 902-4000 for more assistance. Within six hours of game time, there should be an option to have tickets printed at the ticket office (with a reprint fee), and fans will need a valid photo ID.
What's the parking situation?
Postseason parking passes are available to buy in advance (and you should really, really do that) at mlb.com/brewers/tickets/postseason.
Preferred parking is $30, general parking $20 and bus parking $60 in advance. On the day of the event, the rates elevate to $40, $30 and $75.
All single-game ticket sales will have an opportunity to add on parking passes during the ordering process, subject to ticket availability. Parking passes will be digitally delivered, just like the tickets are.
Once a game is confirmed to be played, advance parking passes can be purchased at the discounted rate by visiting the Miller Park Box Office before the day of the game.
Where can I watch these games on TV?
Saturday's NLCS finale will air on Fox Sports 1. That's channel 75 on Spectrum, 219 on DirecTV and 652 on AT&T Uverse. The World Series games, if the Brewers get that far, will all be aired on Fox.
All of the Brewers games will be on the radio on AM-620 in Milwaukee and statewide on the Brewers Radio Network. So you can always tune in to Bob Uecker.


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The initiative was taken because the British Museum decided to loan a sculpture from the Parthenon marbles to St Petersburg's Hermitage Museum for the celebrations of the museum's 250th anniversary. It was the first time a Parthenon sculpture was removed from the British Museum. This caused an outrage in Greece that wants the marbles to return to their "home" in the new Acropolis Museum.
The time of the candlelight vigil was supposed to coincide with the time the aircraft carrying the sculpture from Russia back to Britain would pass over Greece.
The marble statues from the facade of the Parthenon have been the subject of bitter dispute since they were taken from Greece by the Earl of Elgin, Great Britain's ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, after an agreement with the Turkish rulers of Greece at the time. The Earl of Elgin later sold the Parthenon sculptures to the British Museum, where the marbles have been exhibited ever since.
Efforts for the return of the precious masterpieces have started since 1830, when King Otto of recently liberated Greece demanded for the first time the sculptures to come back to Athens.


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STUDY ON YACU KALLPA CASE AND PLATFORM " WOOD LEGALITY OBSERVATORY" WILL BE PRESENTED
This Wednesday, July 21st at 10 a.m.(GMT-5), Proética will present the study "Yacu Kallpa – Operation Amazonas 2015. Wood Trafficking Power Structures in the Yacu Kallpa Case" and web platform "Observatorio de Legalidad de la Madera" (Wood Legality Observatory) as part of the 10th anniversary of the Environmental Governance Program of Proética, in an effort to contribute to fight against illegal logging and related crimes.
Frank Rivero, forestry specialist of the Environmental Governance Program, will be in charge of the presentation, which will include the participation of our Executive Director, Samuel Rotta; Director of the Environmental Governance Program, Magaly Avila; the National Coordinator of the Specialized Environmental Prosecutor's Offices, Dr. Flor María Vega Zapata; Rolando Navarro from the Center for International Environmental Law – CIEL; Intendant of Operational Analysis of the Superintendence of Banking, Insurance and Pension Fund Administrators, Daniel Linares; journalist of Mongabay Latam, Yvette Sierra; and Director in Peru of the Environmental Investigation Agency – EIA, Julia Urrunaga.
Study on the largest case of seized illegal Wood
The study "Yacu Kallpa – Operation Amazonas 2015. Wood Trafficking Power Structures in the Yacu Kallpa Case" aimed to identify the key actors and power structures of illegal wood trafficking, regarding the fourth shipment of the Yacu Kallpa case, part of the international operation called "Operation Amazonas 2015", which represented the largest shipment of illegal timber seized to date.
A total of 96% of all wood involved was found to be illegal, when seen by country of destination, 59% of the timber destined for the United States was illegal, as was 99% of the timber destined for Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
10 exporting companies were identified that acquired illegal timber to shipped it to these three countries.
Other findings include the identification of 60 Forest Management Plans (FMPs) involved in the Yacu Kallpa case. Based on the results of OSINFOR's supervisions, 88% of them have false information or non-existent trees.
Behind these irregular actions are involved 09 forestry officials who approved these plans; 23 forestry professionals who recommended the approval, 11 forestry professionals who cleared or approved the technical reports for approval, 12 forestry professionals who performed the visual inspection and 13 forestry consultants who prepared the PMFs with false information or non-existence of trees, which were later used to enable the commercialization of illegally extracted timber involved in this case.
"Legal Timber" platform will help to identify actors involved in the approval of false forest management plans at the national level
The "Wood Legality Observatory" platform provides information on Forest Management Plans (PMF) approved with false information or non-existence trees by forestry authorities, from 2005 to 2020, evidenced by the Forestry and Wildlife Resources Oversight Agency (OSINFOR).
Furthermore, it provides an overview of the actors who participated in the approval process of these plans, as well as their respective fields and their networks.
Currently, it shows 1301 PMFs approved with false information or non-existence trees, involving, among others, 135 consultants and/or forestry regents who were in charge of the elaboration process, 220 professionals and/or technicians who carried out visual inspections, 281 professionals who recommended the approval of such plans, and 113 officials who approved them.
Information on the amount of non-existent trees and the unjustified or illegal volume authorized under the aforementioned plans will also be given.
This platform is based on official information obtained by means of public information access forms submitted to OSINFOR, and will be updated quarterly.
This event will be broadcasted on our Facebook account via Zoom: https://www.facebook.com/ProeticaPeru


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The following boards, commissions, committees and councils will hold public meetings in March. The public is encouraged to attend. The links below will take you to the webpage for each group, where you will find specific meeting locations and, when finalized, meeting agendas.
In addition, the public is invited to join DNR Fisheries Division staff at Conversations & Coffee events in March for an informal opportunity to discuss local issues and management activities, and to get specific questions answered. More information, including April event dates, is available at Michigan.gov/Fishing or by contacting Elyse Walter at 517-284-5839.


Sydney City Marine has completed its first maintenance docking of a Damen vessel since the signing ofa Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Damen Shipyards Group last year.
The works signify the successful cooperation between Damen Services in the Netherlands, the Damen Service Hub in Brisbane and Sydney City Marine.
The vessel in question was the Svitzer Warang, a Damen ASD 2810 owned by global towage operator Svitzer. Sydney City Marinewascontracted by Svitzer to carry out a 5-year special survey on the vessel. The Svitzer Warangleft the yard just before Christmas 2016.