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Shepherd's Center of Chesterfield in critical need of volunteer drivers and instructors
by: WRIC Newsroom
CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WRIC) — Citing a critical need for volunteers, the Shepherd's Center of Chesterfield is seeking drivers over the age of 25 to take seniors to essential appointments and to pick up groceries.
The center said Tuesday that Chesterfield County, Colonial Heights, Chester and Hopewell are in the greatest need for these drivers. The nonprofit and interfaith organization, which was established in 2001, is made up of senior adults who donate their own time to help other seniors "remain independent in their own homes."
PHOTOS: Shepherd's Center of Richmond celebrates 35 years
The center is also trying to find volunteers to teach virtual classes online. "If you have a passion for a subject and would love to share it with our Adventures in Learning's students, we would love for you to join us as we navigate our new normal," the center said in a release. "Become a part of this close-knit volunteer community!"
Volunteers at the center have provided 2,010 free rides to necessary appointments and grocery shopping and have enrolled nearly 700 senors in the past year. The organization also helps with minor home repairs, making 123 visits in the last year.
For more information about The Shepherd's Center of Chesterfield, call 804-706-6689 or visit shepcenter.org.
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PHOTOS: Chesterfield firefighters battle garbage truck fire
by WRIC Newsroom / Jan 20, 2021
CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WRIC) -- Chesterfield firefighters were able to contain a garbage truck fire this afternoon.
The dump truck fire caught on fire at Clover Hill High School located at 13301 Kelly Green Lane.
How a "danger to the community" was released from jail before a deadly shootout with Chesterfield police
by Alex Thorson / Jan 20, 2021
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- Chesterfield county's law enforcement and head prosecutor say last week's violent shootout between a suspect and police officers could have been prevented. 36-year-old Jeffrey Kite, a convicted felon, was shot and killed by police on Thursday after an 11-hour standoff and eventual shootout. It happened at his home on Lansmill drive. No police officers were injured but Kite died at the scene.
According to authorities, officers went out to Kite's home on Wednesday around 4:15 p.m. to arrest him for stalking and violating a protective order. They said the suspect ran into his home when he saw Chesterfield Police approaching and refused to come outside. Authorities said a woman was also in the home and agreed to leave the home after several hours.
Chesterfield County Public Schools short on COVID-19 vaccines for staff
by Amelia Heymann, Ben Dennis / Jan 20, 2021
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- Chesterfield County Public Schools has not received the full order of COVID-19 vaccines it needs to vaccinate teachers and staff, according to an announcement from superintendent Mervin B. Daugherty.
This announcement was made in an email sent out to CCPS teachers and staff on Tuesday afternoon.


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Q: What effect does this code in PHP? session_name('MoodleSession'.$CFG->sessioncookie);  //设置当前session名称为MoodleSession
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    if (check_php_version('5.2.0')) {
        session_set_cookie_params(0, $CFG->sessioncookiepath, $CFG->sessioncookiedomain, $CFG->cookiesecure, $CFG->cookiehttponly);
    } else {
        session_set_cookie_params(0, $CFG->sessioncookiepath, $CFG->sessioncookiedomain, $CFG->cookiesecure);
    }

    @session_start();

A: As you pasted it in one liner
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session_name('MoodleSession'.$CFG->sessioncookie); //设置当前session名称为MoodleSession /* * */ if (check_php_version('5.2.0')) { session_set_cookie_params(0, $CFG->sessioncookiepath, $CFG->sessioncookiedomain, $CFG->cookiesecure, $CFG->cookiehttponly); } else { session_set_cookie_params(0, $CFG->sessioncookiepath, $CFG->sessioncookiedomain, $CFG->cookiesecure); }

the only executed function would be session_name('MoodleSession'.$CFG->sessioncookie); because you are commenting the rest of the line with a //
What does this piece of code?
<?php
@session_start();

If you prepend a piece of code in PHP with an @, the PHP interpreter will not throw any warnings, which is a bad practice and error prone.
session_start() as defined by http://php.net/:

session_start() creates a session or resumes the current one based on
  a session identifier passed via a GET or POST request, or passed via a
  cookie.
When session_start() is called or when a session auto starts, PHP will
  call the open and read session save handlers. These will either be a
  built-in save handler provided by default or by PHP extensions (such
  as SQLite or Memcached); or can be custom handler as defined by
  session_set_save_handler(). The read callback will retrieve any
  existing session data (stored in a special serialized format) and will
  be unserialized and used to automatically populate the $_SESSION
  superglobal when the read callback returns the saved session data back
  to PHP session handling.

If you need more info I can update my answer. Maybe you should paste your code better, I think you have it bad formatted.
UPDATE:
Okay, saw your new code :P
As my previous statement about @session_start() stands, your code just updates a session name to "MoodleSession" plus the value of $CFG->sessioncookie.
The middle part
if (check_php_version('5.2.0')) {
    session_set_cookie_params(0, $CFG->sessioncookiepath, $CFG->sessioncookiedomain, $CFG->cookiesecure, $CFG->cookiehttponly);
} else {
    session_set_cookie_params(0, $CFG->sessioncookiepath, $CFG->sessioncookiedomain, $CFG->cookiesecure);
}

checks the PHP version. According to the changelog of session_set_cookie_params(), a httponly parameter was added, so in case of running the PHP 5.2 version, it will execute session_set_cookie_params with the extra parameter.

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If you're following me on Twitter (you are, aren't you?), you've probably read my string of tweets yesterday about an abandoned kitty that we picked up near our place. The kitty do not look like any of the lolcats I post in this blog. She was weak, hungry and frail.
After eating, she regained some of her strength and played with a tennis ball. She seemed to love tennis balls.
Compare the size of the tennis ball with the head to see how small the kitten is.
The kitten, maybe about a few weeks old plays for 10 minutes and sleeps and plays again. She looks so peaceful sleeping in our kitchen rug – which prevented me from all my kitchen work, including me reaching for Doritos. Thanks to the little kitty, I was Doritos-free yesterday.
Dubai is a transitory place for expat families like us. People and pets come and go and while responsible pet owners who can't bring their pets back to their home country re-house their pets by asking other families to take them in, it's a shame to say that some pet owners leave their pets roaming in the streets.
Simply saying, some people unbelievably throw pets on the streets like how they would throw cigarette butts.
So, last Friday despite being the weekend here in the UAE, I spent an amount of time on Twitter, posting about the abandoned cat, hoping for a response. Some Dubai residents on Twitter retweeted my tweet (pardon the jargon if you're not on Twitter..basically it just meant someone relayed my message) and now the kitty has a new home thanks to Jay, a radio station DJ with a heart of gold.
We couldn't keep her since me, the huz and Pristine are all allergic to furry animals. While we know we can't keep her, we couldn't turn our backs on the kitty so we were torned yesterday. Here's hoping we won't find another stray animal soon!
i'm so happy you found it a home.
My son knew of some kittens that had been left on the street here(it was winter here in canada with snow on the ground)and he had managed to get close to two of them and asked if he could bring one home.We told him he shouldn't separate them if they had stayed together in the wild so he should bring both. I imagined all sorts of things but i never dreamed of the two long haired gorgeous kittens he brought home.It cost a lot to have them "fixed"so we wouldn't get more kittens but they have become a wonderful part of our family now.
It is really expensive to keep a pet, much more, two cats! But those stray kittens were lucky to have found a nice home with your family. I wish I could take the cat we found but we just can't.
You did such an amazing thing. That kitten is so cute.
It was wonderful that your family took in that sweet little stray kitten, and worked hard to find her a home. I can't stand thinking about the homeless animals, all over the world. It breaks my heart.
We're quite used to seeing stray animals because in the Philippines (where I grew up), there are plenty of dogs and cats in the street. But living in Japan for long and seeing how animals are treated and should be treated, my view on stray animals has changed.
Yes, it's heartbreaking to see hungry dogs and cats, especially if we know that they were thrown away, just like garbage.
What an adorable kitty! I am glad it has a new home.
I'm just glad someone responded and took her in. It's a pity to leave that kitty roaming in the streets – in this hot desert weather!
She's an adorable little kitty! Your hard work really paid off. Someone will love her!
The new owner is a cat lover and I know little kitty will have a new loving home.We would have wanted to keep her but can't.
Awww! You did a good thing!! That kitty is too cute!
Hope we won't find another stray animal though..it's just so hard to turn our backs on them!
We had to find a new home for the kitty immediately as Pristine was getting too attached to it! Oh the perils of having no siblings to play with!!
What a beautiful little kitten…you were so kind to take her with you and find her a loving home. Definitely a good deed done!
She is so sweet!! Thank goodness you saved her and found her a good home!!
She is so cute!! I'm so glad you were able to find her a good home!
What a good deed mama! Your baby will get all the good vibes.


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The vast majority of Hrothgar are male, or at the very least all Hrothgar seen by other races. In Final Fantasy XIV players can only play as male Hrothgar.
Not many Hrothgar names seem to be known, but because known names of people and cultural elements are very much nordic and viking in nature, the names in this generator follow this pattern, too.
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Shortly after 11 p.m., officers were called to the Hungry Baba's restaurant where Jason Kerr was acting "irrationally" and waving a handgun in the parking lot.
St. Petersburg PD
Kerr, 31, got into his van and drove to a convenience store across the street, where officers tried to pull him over. He shot at police, authorities said, hitting two cruisers.
Four officers returned fire, killing him. Read more
The state attorney's report said that Kerr had called the mother of his children earlier to say he was going to die that night. Kerr had been ordered by the court to stay away from his estranged girlfriend.
Toxicology reports showed Kerr had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit and marijuana in his system. Officers Matthew Laliberte, Scott Kirpan, Mark Kruzell and Matthew Stringfellow were cleared.
This was the 104th police shooting in Florida in 2013.
Six days earlier, two officers shot one person in Lakeland .
One day later, three officers shot one person in Boynton Beach .
Kerr was among the 7 percent of people who appeared to be on drugs before being shot.
Kerr fired shots at police, which happened in 15 percent of shootings.
Kerr was armed with a firearm. That's true of almost half the people shot.
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Kerr was fleeing from police or a crime scene, which is true in a quarter of shootings.
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August 23, 2020 By Landon Leave a Comment
The fastest a vaccine has ever been developed and made available for distribution is 4 years, but scientists are currently trying to develop one for the coronavirus in under a year. Scientists in dozens of countries around the world have been working hard since January, after scientists in China began posting online about a novel virus that was causing pneumonia. Billions of dollars have been allocated for creating and testing vaccines on animals and humans, and some are already headed to crucial Phase 3 trials. Some health officials are hopeful that one will be successful and will be available for distribution by the fall. Not all experts agree that a vaccine will be ready – and there are many Americans who say they will not take the approved vaccine at all.
The Different Phases
As of August 18, there were 200 experimental vaccines in different phases of the development process. These phases are:
Pre-clinical Phase – tested on animals in laboratory studies There are currently over 140 vaccines in this phase.
Some vaccines are in the phase of being tested out on humans.
Phase 1 – tested on small numbers of young, healthy people to establish the correct dosage. 21 vaccines are in this phase.
Phase 2 – tested on a larger group of people, including those at a higher risk of illness. 13 vaccines are in this phase.
Phase 3 – tested on thousands of people to check effectiveness and safety. Currently 8 vaccines are in this phase.
Approved – Currently there are 2 vaccines approved for early or limited use. Each country's regulators will review the results of trials, and decide whether to approve the vaccine.
Operation Warp Speed, the White House-led public-private partnership for developing a vaccine, is pushing partners to start the vaccine distribution process by November 1st. To calm American's fears, government officials have promised that no phases will be skipped, and any vaccine candidates that do not go through each phase will not be considered for approval in the U.S. Other countries may not be using the same standards, however. Russia is claiming that they have made a breakthrough and has begun manufacturing their vaccine, Sputnik V. The Russian government approved manufacturing of Sputnik V on August 18, before the beginning of Phase 3 trials. In addition, China has already authorized a vaccine for members of its military.
Around the world, there are currently 32 vaccines in human trials. In the U.S., there are currently 13,194 participants in Phase 3 trial testing for a vaccine developed by drug company Moderna Inc. About 18% of participants are Black, Latino, Native American, or Alaskan Native. The University of Maryland, Baltimore is looking for more older adults and minorities to participate in trials. The goal is to get about 30,000 volunteers nationwide to take the vaccine.
CDC Begins Making Distribution Plans
The CDC is collaborating with officials in 4 different states and one city in order to come up with a distribution plan.
The CDC is collaborating with officials in 4 different states and one city in order to come up with a distribution plan for the coronavirus vaccine. The 4 states are: California, Minnesota, Florida, and North Dakota. The city of Philadelphia will also be working with the CDC to come up with a distribution plan.
The plans include details about:
How to transport the vaccine
How and where to store the vaccine (it may require very cold storage)
Who will receive priority access to the initial limited doses
How to track recipients who might need additional doses
The states and city will need to prepare mass vaccination clinics, including pharmacies, hospitals, and doctor's offices. The government will distribute the vaccine, needles, syringes, and face protectors directly to these clinics for free. Population density, demographics, and other factors will determine how many vaccines will be provided to each area.
Information will be shared with other states so that they can create their own plans for distribution. "We need states to have draft plans even if the draft plans aren't perfect," said Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases. "But frankly, we're sort of running out of time."
Many people in the age groups that are most affected by the virus have said that they will not get a vaccine.
Some Will Refuse To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
Surprisingly, many people in the age groups that are most affected by the virus have said that they will not get a vaccine when one becomes available. Some Generation Xers ( those aged 40-55), and Baby Boomers (those aged 56-74) have said that they are not necessarily anti-vaccine in general, but they are worried about their underlying health issues and possible side effects or long-term effects of the vaccine.
Neil Johnson, a physicist at George Washington University, told CNN that the 4 most common things that people question about vaccines are: their safety; their necessity; the trustworthiness of the establishment and pharmaceutical companies creating them; and the perceived certainty of the science behind them. Polls have shown that people of color are less likely to get vaccinated: 67% of white Americans have said they would get the vaccine compared to 59% of nonwhite Americans.
Will The Public Be Required To Get The Vaccine?
While some may be wondering whether they should take the vaccine, others are worried that there will be a public mandate to take it. Rumors are swirling that people who refuse to take it will be hit with a fine or even jailed. Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said in an interview, "I don't think you'll ever see a mandating of a vaccine, particularly for the general public. They have the right to refuse a vaccine. I don't think you need a contingency plan. If someone refuses the vaccine in the general public, then there's nothing you can do about that. You cannot force someone to take a vaccine."\
There are also rumors that people who refuse the vaccine could be barred from workplaces and schools. As of now, we can only wait and see when there will be an approved vaccine that can be widely distributed in the U.S. President Trump is pushing for a miracle by election day, but health officials say we should set our sights on early 2021.
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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Text;
using System.Net.Sockets;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Reflection;
using MsgPack;
using MsgPack.Serialization;

namespace NLog.Targets
{
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    {
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        {
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                throw new InvalidMessagePackStreamException("map header expected");
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            var retval = new Dictionary<string, object>();
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SCOTUS Case Could Restructure Agency Enforcement Proceedings
On a monumental day of cert. petitions involving affirmative action and the Clean Water Act, the case that has flown under-the-radar the most has massive implications. The Supreme Court granted certiorari on a critical administrative law question that asks whether federal district courts have jurisdiction to hear constitutional challenges by FTC targets to the agency's "structure, procedures, and existence." This theme asks whether a targeted party must endure a complete agency enforcement proceeding before raising constitutional challenges to the agency on appeal in a federal circuit court or whether the target can go to a federal district court and bypass the agency proceeding to raise constitutional defenses.
Axon Enterprise v. FTC involves an FTC challenge to Axon Enterprise's completed merger with VieVu LLC. Axon sells Tasers and other law enforcement equipment. The FTC alleges that Axon bought a rival company to "reduce competition in an already concentrated market." The FTC then demanded Axon spin-off its newly acquired company and provide this independent company with Axon's intellectual property. In response, Axon sued the FTC in Arizona federal district court, alleging multiple constitutional defects with the FTC's administrative process. The first claim was that the FTC's role in bringing and reviewing such a case violated its due process rights. The second claim was that the administrative law judge (ALJ) appointment process violated the separation of power principles in the Constitution because the President cannot fire an ALJ (or the commissioners who appoint an ALJ) at will.


As Jake's doctor and friend, I am certain that his wife Carolyn's unconditional love and fierce attention to detail focused on his health, had more to do with his survival than anything his physicians did for him.
No matter how ill Jake was - and he literally had nine lives - he recovered and thrived due to the power of his 65-year union with Carolyn. This sustained him until he passed away recently at age 88. Scientific studies show that your inner circle need not be large, even a team of two can be a powerful alliance to help you prevail against life's inevitable hardships.


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Carol Baum is an American movie producer best known for her work with Sandollar Productions, Dolly Parton's TV and film production company with Sandy Gallin, Parton's former manager. She is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. She currently teaches producing at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, and formally taught a similar class at the American Film Institute (AFI). She also serves as a mentor for The Peter Stark Producing Program at USC.

Awards
In 1989, the documentary Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt won an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
Also in 1989, Tidy Endings won a CableACE Award for Dramatic or Theatrical Special.
In 1997, Fly Away Home won a Christopher Award, a Genesis Award for Best Feature Film, and the Critic's Choice Award for Best Family Film at the Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards. In addition, Caleb Deschanel was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Cinematography for the film.
In 2015, Zapped won a Leo Award for Best Television Movie.

Personal life
A New Jersey native, Baum is a graduate of Columbia High School in South Orange, and New York University, where she majored in sociology.  She worked for Bantam Books and Random House in New York, as well as The Producers Circle, developing the movie adaptations of Ira Levin's The Stepford Wives, Stephen King's The Shining, and Ira Levin's The Boys from Brazil.  After moving to Los Angeles, she became a studio Vice President at Lorimar, where she developed Taylor Hackford's An Officer and a Gentleman, and then Vice President at Twentieth Century Fox, where she developed the Mike Nichols' movie, Working Girl.  She is the wife of writer Tom Baum and mother to Will Baum and writer Henry Baum and has three grandchildren. She lives in Los Angeles.

Filmography
She was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.

Film

Television

References

External links

Living people
American Jews
American women film producers
American film producers
Year of birth missing (living people)
21st-century American women

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In 2017, Firefox Will Be Calling Out Password Fields On HTTP Pages.
Browsers do not like HTTP, and they are finally going to tell you about it. Earlier this year, Chrome announced that it would be warning users when a website presents a password field over HTTP.
Now Firefox has announced that they will also be warning about submitting passwords over HTTP. Mozilla developer Ryan Feeley posted about the upcoming behavior on his Twitter account.
The warning, which will premiere in Firefox 51 (planned release data in January 2017), will appear on any HTTP page that contains a password field. It does not matter if the page posts to (submits, for the non-developers) an HTTPS page, or if the password field is "hidden" (like arstechnica.com).
The warning will be released in two stages. In Firefox 51, the next version to be released, the warning will only appear in the address bar. The presence of a password field will cause a padlock with a red strike through it, along with a written explanation if you click the lock (as seen in the below screenshot taken in Firefox Nightly).
In Firefox 52, the warning will become more visible. Named the 'contextual warning', it appears directly below the password field when a user . Displaying the warning directly near the field will be important for visibility. A warning in the address bar is a good first step, but less likely to be noticed, especially since it may not have been initially displayed on the website if the login form is on a standalone page.
Eventually, Firefox hopes to also warn when credit card fields are present. But detecting those effectively is still in the works.
For both Chrome and Firefox, this change is a small step towards a larger plan to deprecate HTTP. Both browsers will increase the scope and severity of warnings against HTTP, which will be released in stages as HTTP use increases.
Firefox 51 is planned for a January 2017 release. This will be around the same time that Chrome 56 ships with similar behavior.
For developers looking to learn more about Firefox's treatment of password fields over HTTP, including the security risks of sending passwords insecurely and debugging information, see Mozilla's dedicated doc. You have a little less than 2 months!
security.insecure_field_warning.contextual.enabled – nag box below a login field input.


At Portfield, we believe that children learn most effectively when they are able to collaborate and make choices for themselves. Our learning environments serve a vital role in enabling children to develop these skills and in immersing them in their topics. In our school, you will find children enjoying many exciting learning zones from hobbit houses to World War 1 trenches. Here, they will often have the choice of how they learn, with some children choosing to stand, some sit and some lie down. Our children are encouraged to explore how they learn best and to make decisions about when it is appropriate to work in different ways. We believe this will equip them to be creative, independent children who love learning!


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Pakistan's senior men will have to take responsibility, says Sarfraz Ahmed
Sarfraz Ahmed wants Pakistan to be unafraid of the challenge ahead.
By Kashish Chadha - 24 May, 2018
Sarfraz Ahmed, the Pakistan Captain, has come out and stated ahead of his team's stern Test tour of England that the senior members of the Pakistan Cricket Team will have to take the extra responsibility and not allow the youngsters in the team to be exposed in alien conditions across the next three weeks.
Pakistan will be playing the upcoming two Tests against Pakistan without the legends like Misbah-Ul-Haq and Younis Khan, the excellent-for-our-game duo retired last year from Cricket, and so, the likes of Azhar Ali, Asad Shafeeq, and Mohammed Amir will have to stand up reiterated Sarfraz.
Sarfraz Ahmed was recently quoted saying, "Yes, the senior players in the team have to show responsibility, We have to lead from the front, we have more responsibility to give a good platform so that the new players take it from there,"
Sarfraz has belief, he has seen his youngsters - Babar Azam, Mohammed Abbas, Imam-Ul-Haq - do really well against Ireland. He further added, "As a team, we have more confidence because that was our first big match, The way new players put up a good performance that helped us gain confidence."
Sarfraz showered praise on young Imam-Ul-Haq for getting a fine 74 which allowed Pakistan to chase down the target of 160 in the second innings in Dublin. He said, "I am very pleased the way he is playing, especially in the second innings (in Dublin), It's not easy for a youngster playing his first Test, it was a crucial knock of 74 runs and as a captain I am very confident he will continue performing well like that."
Pakistan's young will be up against the stalwarts like Alastair Cook, Stuart Broad and James Anderson and Joe Root. Sarfraz is not too perturbed, "They (England) have experienced players but I have told my players not to get worried about that, Take it as a domestic match, the way you have got into the team after performing well in domestic matches, play without fear and play your best game"
"The worse will be that we lose this match, but this is a young team, seven of our players will be playing at Lord's for the first time so that in itself an honour. If these youngsters do well here and gain confidence then it will be good for their future and for the Pakistan team."
Sarfraz is optimistic seeing the recent form England went through, He said, "If you see England's last four months they are not good for them, they lost the Ashes in Australia and did not have a good time in New Zealand. I think as captain I see England, at the moment, being less confident as a team so as a team we will try to take advantage and try to perform well."
Pakistan England Sarfraz Ahmed
बीसीसीआई ने एबी डिविलियर्स को दी उचित श्रद्धांजलि
VVS Laxman not surprised with AB de Villiers' shocking retirement decision
Ben Stokes is very focused on doing well for England, says Joe Root


My husband and I love to travel. We don't mind flying to far off places, but we've really grown to love weekend road trips. They're relatively inexpensive, and there's nothing like a good game of "I Spy" to help pass the time. Our most recent road trip took us to Tupelo, Mississippi, a place we knew very little about - if anything at all. Ok, I knew Elvis was born there, but that's about it. Needless to say, when we arrived, we had no idea what to do, but it wasn't long before several friendly locals helped us figure out the best shops, local dives, food, live music and more. Not only that, but we found that the road from Tupelo to Franklin was full of history, unique communities, perfect pit stops, and beautiful countryside.
I'm here to tell you how to get the most out of your next road trip from Tupelo, Mississippi to Franklin, Tennessee.
First and foremost, don't start your road trip on an empty stomach. There are some fabulous local restaurants and quick eats in Tupelo, but the one I love the most is Forklift Restaurant. The perfect spot for a tasty brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. You can't go wrong ordering the Banana Bread French Toast or their delicious Bloody Mary.
Another piece of advice: never hit the road un-caffeinated! Fuel up at Strange Brew Coffeehouse. You'll find tried and true dark and light roasts and Strange Brew concoctions like their Cap'n Crunch Latte. Sugar and caffeine: the breakfast of champions.
Make sure you visit Main Street before you head out of town. There are tons of local shops including the famous Tupelo Hardware Store where Elvis bought his first guitar and great restaurants like Nautical Whimsey and Kermit's Outlaw Kitchen.
If you still have a few minutes before you have to hit the road, make sure to visit Elvis' Birthplace and Museum. You can learn about his childhood and take a tour of the home and church he grew up attending.
Hop on the Natchez Trace Parkway for the prettiest route to Franklin. You'll gather perfect photo opportunities and plenty of history along the way. Stop at the Natchez Trace Parkway Visitor Center on the way out of town for last minute souvenirs, and you may even get a live history lesson by one of their many visiting re-enactors.
One of the most interesting and strange stories along the Trace is that of Meriwether Lewis. To this day his death along the Natchez Trace remains a mystery, but travelers can visit the Meriwether Lewis Memorial at Mile Post 385.9 to learn more about this courageous explorer and his death that is shrouded in mystery.
There are so many charming towns along the Trace that make perfect rest stops, and one of my favorites was Collinwood, Tennessee. Located not too far from their Main Street was Dragonfly Emporium, an eclectic shop and coffee house offering lattes, cappuccinos and delectable treats for weary travelers.
You're almost in Franklin, but before you get there visit the historic village of Leiper's Fork that sits just off of the Natchez Trace Parkway. You'll be so glad you did! This town offers an authentic village feel complete with shops, restaurants, and southern hospitality. While you're there, check out Leiper's Fork Distillery and get a taste of genuine Tennessee whiskey.
You made it! Take a breather and get your bearings at the Visitor Center located in downtown Franklin. The friendly staff will make you feel right at home and give you advice on all of the wonderful things to do in and around Franklin. After that, shop to your heart's content at any number of local shops and boutiques or grab a bite at Merridee's Breadbasket. You can't go wrong with their chicken salad sandwich.
Now go out and make the most of your stay in Franklin!
I would love to hear what you discover along your road trip from Tupelo to Franklin! Share what you love best in the comments below. Feel free to check out our other road trip guides from Birmingham and Atlanta!


Pesto topped hummus surrounded by leftover barbeque shrimp and tempeh, raw veggies, grilled pita wedges, watermelon and a few olives is a one way to enjoy a sheet pan dinner without turning on the oven.
Preparing most meals for two (my husband and myself), has resulted in an ultra casual dining attitude. Often times, our evening meal is more of a snack plate than anything else. But that doesn't mean it's not healthy, filling or satisfying. Today's post is my take on the Recipe Redux theme: sheet pan dinners. Inspired by Cooking Light's, 'The Moveable Feast', I took half a sheet pan, lined it with lettuce, added something for dipping to encourage veggie eating ( bowl of pesto hummus is a winner in my house) and piled on raw veggies, leftover bbq shrimp and tempeh , grilled pita wedges , olives and a few watermelon slices. Basically, I used up what I had in the refrigerator. As you see, summer produce is still going strong around here!
I like that it gives me the the freedom to breakout of the 'eating at the kitchen table routine'. We're squeezing the life out of summer and enjoying it outside. When the weather turns too cool to eat outside, it would be a great meal to serve while catching up on your latest Netflix stream (I'm hook on Parenthood) or tailgating at your coffee table while cheering for your team. Below is the recipe for how I built my no bake sheet pan dinner. Be sure to check out the links at the bottom of this post to see how my colleagues are preparing sheet pan dinner recipes.
How do you like to make a weeknight dinner special? What's your latest Netflix obsession?
Line a sheet pan with lettuce leaves. Scoop hummus into a bowl or platter . Place hummus on sheet pan and surround with remaining cold ingredients.


What does a fee mean? Who do I pay to?
Every time you send a transaction in BTC, BCH, ETH, or token network you need to pay the network fee. This fee goes to miners who confirm your transaction.
The size of the fee depends on the transaction difficulty and network load. If there are a lot of transactions at that particular moment in time, miners first take more expensive transactions and then cheaper ones go to the further blocks.
Therefore, higher fees guarantee faster confirmation.


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Hopkins County Connections to the........
New London School Explosion
"Happy and Gay to school our little darlings went one day. They never returned........"
Perched atop one of the richest oil deposits in the United States, the New London School was the pride of the small East Texas region. Located in the midst of the "Oil Patch" that had sprang up following the discovery of the Daisy Joiner #3 Well in Rusk County, Texas, the school property featured seven producing oil wells on the grounds. Touted as the "richest school district in the United States," the New London school was one of the most modern facilities in the world and boasted educational conveniences unheard of in the Depression Era. A privileged group of young people, whose parents had migrated to the region in search of work to rid their families of the grip of the economic woes of the times, were afforded tennis courts, music programs, a marching band, Inter-scholastic League competitions, and other educational niceties.
A portion of a mural in the East Texas Oil Museum, that reflects the
rich oil and gas deposits that were discovered in the London, Texas, area
in the 1930's.
As Mrs. Wright, a fifth grade teacher had written on her blackboard on March 18, 1937, "Oil and natural gas are east Texas' greatest mineral blessing. Without them this school would not be here and none of us would be here learning our lessons!" What began as "tent cities" of Turnertown and Sweeneyville and burst the farming communities of Arp, New London, Old London, and similar little hamlets into new towns, the oil deposits provided a place for unemployed men to bring their families and prepare sights, build rigs and tanks, drill wells, and lay pipe. Families starving in farming regions of the state flocked to the area and began a level of financial prosperity only dreamed about a short time earlier.
A replica of the blackboard that was in Mrs. Wright's 5th Grade
classroom on March 17, 1937. Joyce Payne was one of Mrs. Wright's
The New London School was constructed in 1932, half-way between the small communities of Old London and New London, at a cost of $350,000.00, and was quickly dubbed "The Richest School In America" by architects and townspeople. Each successive year more amenities were added to the facilities in the form of gymnasiums, industrial arts facilities, agricultural buildings, sewing centers, stenography rooms, chemistry departments, and classical music areas. Life at London school was good!
Approximate numbers are only available as to the exact enrollment of the New London School on March 18, 1937, because of the transitory nature of the "oil patch" and the destruction of the school records in the explosion. However, accurate estimates conclude that there were approximately 1200 students registered, with 465 enrolled in the primary grades, another 425 enrolled in the intermediate grades, and 325 in the high school. The high school was similar to those all across Texas and only offered classes through the eleventh grade. Over crowding in the 5th grade had brought about a shifting of that grade to the area designated Intermediate and High School and the first four grades were housed in a separate building on the grounds.
The school day of March 18th began like any other day, with students practicing for the upcoming inter-scholastic league competition and the P.T.A. meeting to plan community functions for the school children. However, at 3:17 p.m., the world of the small community came falling down and focused the attention of the world on New London, Texas. According to investigations, a shop instructor (a Hopkins County Native) flipped the switch on a power tool in the shop and the arc from the tool ignited pocketed gas beneath the school. The worst ever school disaster unfolded before the eyes of parents, teachers, students, and the citizens of East Texas. The massive explosion took the lives of over 350 students and teachers, and destroyed a generation of the East Texas community.
The shop instructor, was twenty-eight year old, Lemmie R. Butler, a graduate of East Texas Teacher's College in Commerce, and he and his wife, were teachers in the school. Butler, had been reared in the Brannom Community of Hopkins County, and his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Butler, were county residents. Butler perished in the heart of the explosion.
Hopkins County native, Lemmie R. Butler, of the Brannom Community,
who flipped the switch on a sander in the school shop and by
all accounts ignited the gas pocket, that caused the school explosion.
Heroic efforts on the part of oil field workers, parents, and people from all walks of life helped to remove the injured from the destruction, and the newly built Mother Frances Hospital in neighboring Tyler, Texas, was opened early, to help in the aid of the victims.
Injured were transported via all manners of transportation, to local hospitals and funeral morgues. The landscape was literally covered in debris and the bodies of victims. Frantic parents searched for their children and viewed torn and mangled corpses to try to identify their loved ones. A nightmare had unfolded all across East Texas and continues to plague the survivors of that fateful day.
Another teacher in school had Hopkins County connections. He was 24 year old, single, Coach Louis Waller, a native of the Pickton Community. Louis has been reared in Pickton, where his father was Dr. L. T. Waller, a family physician. Louis attended the Pickton United Methodist Church where he was actively involved during his formative years, according to a longtime friend, Mrs. Venice Turner. Louis Waller perished along with members of his class, on that fateful day, in 1937.
Twenty-four year old, Coach Louis Waller, a Pickton native,
was killed in the New London School Explosion , on March 18, 1937.
Among those students perishing in the New London School explosion was a little fifth-grade girl by the name of Joyce Genelle Payne. Joyce was the eldest child of William O. and Bessie Teague Payne. Her father was an oil field worker and owner of drilling equipment in the oil industry. Her mother was the former Bessie Teague, who had been reared west of the Reilly Springs Community, on a farm east of the Seymour community in southern Hopkins County. Joyce's grandparents lived on the family farm, that today is located on Fm-1567.
Joyce was one of the youngest members of the school explosion tragedy and was in Mrs. Wright's class on that ominous day. She perished in the worst hit area of the school and her body was removed and identified by her grieving parents.
Some elderly members of the Reilly Springs community can remember the funeral service well. "I can remember them bringing that little white coffin in the back of a pickup to the cemetery," one resident recalled.
The headstone in the Reilly Springs Cemetery that marks the grave
of Joyce Genelle Payne, a victim of the New London School tragedy.
Joyce is buried in the Reilly Springs Cemetery near both the Payne and Teague graves, in the back of the older section of the cemetery. Her tombstone bears the inscription "Happy and gay to school our little darling went one day. She never returned but we thank God she is not dead just away!" Joyce was born on September 30, 1925 and her picture is embedded in the stone that marks her grave.
Graves all across East Texas are a testimony to the great tragedy that took place in the worst school disaster in history and because of this tragedy, legislation was passed to include a malodorant in all natural gas, so that escaping gas can be detected. A cenotaph in the center of New London, Texas, bears the names of the victims that perished in the disaster. It stands as a grave reminder of the many lives that were shattered.
Communities like Reilly Springs, in Hopkins County, mourned the losses and those school children attending school all across Texas, all remember the announcement of the tragedy as they attended classes on March 19, 1937.
The grave of Forrest Coker, outstanding athlete and senior
student at New London High School, bears testimony to a talented
young life that perished in the tragedy. The grave is among
family members in the Greenpond Cemetery in Hopkins County.
Forrest E. Coker, in his cap and gown photograph, but he never was able to
graduate, he died in the hospital from injuries received in the March 18, 1937 explosion. His
sister, Theo, survived the tragedy.
Joyce Payne was not the only victim of the tragedy with connections to Hopkins County. A handsome, senior student, named Forrest Coker, perished in the tragedy, as well. Forrest was a very bright and talented young man. He had served the New London Wildcat football team as captain and had already made plans to attend college upon graduation. The son of Dewey and Mattie Lou Coker, Forrest is buried in the Greenpond Cemetery, some five miles east of Reilly Springs.
The 1937 graduation exercises of New London School was a very somber affair some two months later. Vacant seats abounded in the senior class and those who had perished were remembered.
A letter jacket in the New London School Museum that was worn
by a member of the "mighty wildcat football team." Forrest Coker was to serve as the
captain of the 1936-37 team, his senior year.
After the explosion, a long, long silence reigned in New London, Texas. Unlike today, when grief and the healing process often goes on public display in front of television cameras, the bereaved family members buried their dead and wept privately, and then began to bring their lives together.
Texas Governor Allred and the state legislators called for an immediate military investigation into the cause of the massive explosion. Concurrent investigations were conducted by a special committee of the Texas State Legislature and the United States Bureau of Mines, and representatives from all three investigative bodies filed official reports. It was determined that no one was at fault for the explosion.
The cenotaph that serves as a memorial to those teachers and students
that perished in the 1937 tragedy. The memorial is located in front of
the current school site, in downtown New London, Texas.
The following poem was written as a tribute to the mourning of the victims of New London School, in 1937.
For Those Who Mourn In The New London Community
by: Grace Noll Crowell
God pity them! God comfort them! a nation
Is lifting as one voice a prayer to Thee.
For these our neighbors, weeping for their children
You know, Dear Lord, their grief, their agony.
Be with them closer today than their own breathing,
Hold their inert hands, walk by their side.
Surely your heart is breaking with their sorrow,
You, who watched your own Son crucified.
Into their darkness bring some light to cheer them,
Tell them of heavenly fields where children play
Through with the hurt and the strife of life forever.
Tell them their children are happy, Lord, today.
Fill their lonely hours someway, dear Master,
Let them sleep again—bid weeping cease,
Make time with its kind hand reach out and heal them,
Restoring their laughter to them—and their peace.
1.Reilly Springs Cemetery Records.
2.Greenpond Cemetery Records.
3.Trip and interview with the personnel at the New London Tea Room and Museum, New London, Texas, April 18, 2001.
4."New London School in Memorium," Lori Olson, Eakin Press.
5."Tea and Tragedy," Gary D. Ford, March 2001, Southern Living Magazine, pg. 20-21.
6. "New London School Annual" 1936-37.
7. www.nlse.org website dedicated to the New London School Explosion.
The New London School Museum is located across the street from the site of the 1937 explosion. The front of the building is structured much like a 1950's diner, but behind the door in the back of the room, awaits one of the most spellbinding stories of tragedy and carnage in Texas history. The museum is devoted to preserving the history of those students and teachers who perished in the explosion and to accurately portray the events of that fateful March day.
The interesting museum is full of artifacts and makes for a very nice day-trip from Hopkins County into the scenic pineywoods of the East Texas Oil Patch.
The museum can be reached at (903) 895-4602 and is open on weekdays from 9-4. Or, the museum can be contacted via mail at P.O. Box 477, New London, TX 75682.


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Danny Carvajal (San Ramón, 1989. január 8. –) costa Rica-i válogatott labdarúgó.

Pályafutása

Klubcsapatokban
A labdarúgást a Brujas csapatában kezdte. 2011-ben az San Carlos csapatához szerződött. 2013 és 2017 között a Saprissa csapatában játszott. 2014-ben, 2015-ben, 2016-ban és 2017-ben costa Rica-i bajnoki címet szerzett. Később játszott még az Albacete, a Tokusima Vortis és a Mito HollyHock csapatában. 2019-ben a FC Ryukyu csapatához szerződött.

Válogatottban
2017-ben debütált a costa rica-i válogatottban. A Costa Rica-i válogatottban 4 mérkőzést játszott.

Statisztika

Jegyzetek

További információk

1989-ben született személyek
Élő személyek
Costa Rica-i labdarúgók
Labdarúgókapusok
A Brujas labdarúgói
A Saprissa labdarúgói
A Segunda División labdarúgói
Az Albacete Balompié labdarúgói


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"Feel Like I Do" is the first single from American rock band Drowning Pool's self-titled album. It was released to radio on February 9, 2010. It was used during the broadcast of the 2010 NFL Draft on ESPN. It was also used as part of the soundtrack for Saints Row: The Third. "Feel Like I Do" is the highest-charting single by Drowning Pool to date, reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, and surpassing "37 Stitches", which peaked at #5. It is the band's second top-5 hit on that chart.

Music video

The music video for the song premiered on 20 January 2010. It features the band playing in a large white room with two small metal staircases on either side of a metal platform, with a smaller one in front of it which the drummer is seated on. Over the course of the video, groups of diverse people can be seen singing along during the chorus. The song ends with the groups surrounding the platform and dancing to the song. The music video also features a unique camera effect.

Charts

References

Drowning Pool songs
American rock songs
2010 singles
Songs written by Stevie Benton
2010 songs
Eleven Seven Label Group singles
Songs written by Ryan McCombs


As an experiment, I've created a wiki for dynamic models. I'm gradually migrating my existing model library into the wiki, in the hope that it will be easier to maintain and more useful for visitors. I've also created a public model library section so that users can submit new material. Check it out!


"Tiled Bath" , when your bath is almost over and you want to continue to rest quietly in the space. My model takes pleasure in escaping into a quiet dream, the heat is still in her body from the water, but most has drained away; let these few additional minutes linger. The tub, a tub of dreams with patterns enveloping her body. A dark wash was the last stage of this piece to harmonize the mood, but take time to move your eye through the piece. "Tiled Bath" has visual and tactile texture in every inch, but rest upon the shadow created by her upright leg and you will gain balance to this piece. Another favorite area is the left leg and foot, how I decided to end that leg! I demonstrate the process of this piece on my blog: nancybossert.blogspot.com. This piece does require glass. The paper measures approximately 22" x 30", but expose an area of 17" x 26" through the opening in a mat or frame. That will allow some of the piece to extend under the mat. Most of all enjoy, surrender yourself to these quiet moments. Check out the print options even if you want to purchase the original. Artspan offers you unique ideas on how a new piece in your collection might look framed.


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2i6u
Crystal Structure of Ornithine Carbamoyltransferase complexed with Carbamoyl Phosphate and L-Norvaline from Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Rv1656) at 2.2 A
2i6u, resolution 2.20Å
2i6u is a 3 chain structure with sequence from "bacillus_tuberculosis"_(zopf_1883)_klein_1884 "bacillus tuberculosis" (zopf 1883) klein 1884. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA. For a guided tour on the structure components use FirstGlance.
Ligands: , ,
Gene: argF, Rv1656, MT1694, MTCY06H11.21 ("Bacillus tuberculosis" (Zopf 1883) Klein 1884)
Activity: Ornithine carbamoyltransferase, with EC number 2.1.3.3
[OTC_MYCTU] Reversibly catalyzes the transfer of the carbamoyl group from carbamoyl phosphate (CP) to the N(epsilon) atom of ornithine (ORN) to produce L-citrulline, which is a substrate for argininosuccinate synthetase, the enzyme involved in the final step in arginine biosynthesis (By similarity).[HAMAP-Rule:MF_01109]
Evolutionary Conservation
Check, as determined by ConSurfDB. You may read the explanation of the method and the full data available from ConSurf.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis ornithine carbamoyltransferase (Mtb OTC) catalyzes the sixth step in arginine biosynthesis; it produces citrulline from carbamoyl phosphate (CP) and ornithine (ORN). Here, we report the crystal structures of Mtb OTC in orthorhombic (form I) and hexagonal (form II) space groups. The molecules in form II are complexed with CP and l-norvaline (NVA); the latter is a competitive inhibitor of OTC. The asymmetric unit in form I contains a pseudo hexamer with 32 point group symmetry. The CP and NVA in form II induce a remarkable conformational change in the 80s and the 240s loops with the displacement of these loops towards the active site. The displacement of these loops is strikingly different from that seen in other OTC structures. In addition, the ligands induce a domain closure of 4.4 degrees in form II. Sequence comparison of active-site residues of Mtb OTC with several other OTCs of known structure reveals that they are virtually identical. The interactions involving the active-site residues of Mtb OTC with CP and NVA and a modeling study of ORN in the form II structure strongly rule out an earlier proposed mechanistic role of Cys264 in catalysis and suggest a possible mechanism for OTC. Our results strongly support the view that ORN with an already deprotonated N(epsilon) atom is the species that binds to the enzyme and that one of the phosphate oxygen atoms of CP is likely to be involved in accepting a proton from the doubly protonated N(epsilon) atom of ORN. We have interpreted this deprotonation as part of the collapse of the transition state of the reaction.
The crystal structures of ornithine carbamoyltransferase from Mycobacterium tuberculosis and its ternary complex with carbamoyl phosphate and L-norvaline reveal the enzyme's catalytic mechanism.,Sankaranarayanan R, Cherney MM, Cherney LT, Garen CR, Moradian F, James MN J Mol Biol. 2008 Jan 25;375(4):1052-63. Epub 2007 Nov 19. PMID:18062991[1]
Ornithine carbamoyltransferase
↑ Sankaranarayanan R, Cherney MM, Cherney LT, Garen CR, Moradian F, James MN. The crystal structures of ornithine carbamoyltransferase from Mycobacterium tuberculosis and its ternary complex with carbamoyl phosphate and L-norvaline reveal the enzyme's catalytic mechanism. J Mol Biol. 2008 Jan 25;375(4):1052-63. Epub 2007 Nov 19. PMID:18062991 doi:10.1016/j.jmb.2007.11.025
3 Evolutionary Conservation
Retrieved from "http://proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php/2i6u"
Categories: Ornithine carbamoyltransferase | Cherney, L T | Cherney, M M | Garen, C | James, M N.G | Moradian, F | Sankaranarayanan, R | Structural genomic | Carbamoyl phosphate | L-norvaline | Mycobacterium tuberculosis | Ornithine carbamyoltransferase | PSI, Protein structure initiative | Tbsgc | Transferase
This page was last modified 08:31, 4 July 2018.


When choosing a name for your Wi-Fi, you can go with a simple, obvious choice like your family's last name or your favorite pet. You can also make a statement by choosing a name that's difficult to ignore. Here are 10 of the most outlandish Wi-Fi names in existence from various corners of the Web.
This is one way to let neighbors know what you think about their dog's potty habits. Forget all the old-fashioned methods like yelling, confronting neighbors directly, or chasing dogs away with a garden hose. Instead, utilize the passive route by changing the name of your Wi-Fi!
Maybe they just got tired of sharing their party invitations by word of mouth or they were spending too much cash on printed invites. Either way, they've cleverly doubled the use of their Wi-Fi name by turning it into a bold announcement. They'd better have plenty of food, though, because it looks like they'll have tons of guests.
3. Caitlin Stop Using Our Internet!
Whoever Caitlin is, let's just hope that she's okay with being called out as the official Wi-Fi thief of her apartment complex. How is she supposed to resist using their internet when they named it after her? Caitlin should probably take the hint to find a good deal on Internet service.
One can only assume that this particular Wi-Fi name is courtesy of a coffee shop tired of customers buying the least expensive brew only to sit for hours using their free Wi-Fi. Let's hope their coffee is better than their manners, so techies will turn into loyal customers.
It's possible that they refused to obey the unwritten rule that says babies, regardless of what they look like, are adorable. What did they honestly hope to gain by using this name for their Wi-Fi? It would definitely be wise for them to avoid neighbors with newborns at all costs. This reminds me of a certain Seinfeld episode where Elaine and Jerry were less than impressed by their friend's baby's appearance.
The whales are not coming? Or are they not welcome? Whether it's a severe case of bad spelling or evidence of a whale fetish, we can only speculate.
Despite the undeniably creepy nature of this name, it still deserves applause for being a funny surprise for those looking at their list of available networks. This Wi-Fi name could inspire a variety of clever responses.
These folks might be fans of the similarly named brainiac who taught intangible lessons to elementary school children. On the other hand, maybe they thought this name would make them appear clever.
I wonder what a bunch of black-clad assassins would be doing gathered on a boat; for some reason, I don't see the relationship between ninjas and boaters. I doubt these ninjas will have a good Internet connection on their boat, but kudos to the creator of this one for stretching the imagination.
These two different Wi-Fi names probably made those poor flamingos and other neighbors feel caught in the middle of a neighborhood dispute. Clearly, the passive-aggressive route of changing your Wi-Fi name rather than confronting them is more common than one would think. While I don't like plastic flamingos as lawn ornaments either, I do love actual flamingos. With that said, this is taking passion for flamingos to another extreme.
If you don't have Wi-Fi of your own, it's probably a good time to step into the 21st century and make that change. It is evident that not doing so could be detrimental to you and your entire neighborhood. Have you ever created an outlandish Wi-Fi name that should be on this list? What other outlandish Wi-Fi names have you seen?
Peyton Spencer is a freelance blogger and a recent Journalism graduate in the Tampa Bay area. She loves and enjoys all things tech, travel, and beauty. She is also entertained by crazy Wi-Fi names.
Hahaha! Nice ones. Reminds me of a jerk from our previous neighborhood who had a Wi-Fi name called "The Simpsons". Hahahaha!


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using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Migrations;

#nullable disable

namespace FilterLists.Directory.Infrastructure.Migrations.Migrations
{
    public partial class _3248 : Migration
    {
        protected override void Up(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
        {
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1968L, 31L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2542L, 28L });

            migrationBuilder.InsertData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                columns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                values: new object[,]
                {
                    { 1968L, 8L },
                    { 1969L, 5L },
                    { 1969L, 28L },
                    { 2542L, 9L }
                });

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1968L, 2045L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://filters.adtidy.org/windows/filters/18.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1969L, 2046L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://filters.adtidy.org/windows/filters/19.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1970L, 2047L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://filters.adtidy.org/windows/filters/20.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1971L, 2048L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/master/AnnoyancesFilter/Popups/sections/antiadblock.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2542L, 2762L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://filters.adtidy.org/windows/filters/21.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 1968L,
                columns: new[] { "description", "name" },
                values: new object[] { "Blocks cookie notices on web pages.", "AdGuard Cookie Notices filter" });

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 1969L,
                columns: new[] { "description", "name" },
                values: new object[] { "Blocks all kinds of pop-ups that are not necessary for websites' operation.", "AdGuard Popups filter" });

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 1970L,
                columns: new[] { "description", "name" },
                values: new object[] { "Blocks irritating banners that promote mobile apps of websites.", "AdGuard Mobile App Banners filter" });

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 1971L,
                column: "name",
                value: "AdGuard Popups filter - Anti-Adblock Only");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 2542L,
                columns: new[] { "description", "name" },
                values: new object[] { "Blocks irritating elements on web pages that do not fall under the popular categories of annoyances.", "AdGuard Other Annoyances filter" });

            migrationBuilder.InsertData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                columns: new[] { "id", "chat_url", "description", "donate_url", "email_address", "forum_url", "home_url", "is_approved", "issues_url", "license_id", "name", "onion_url", "policy_url", "submission_url" },
                values: new object[,]
                {
                    { 2610L, null, "Blocks annoying third-party widgets: online assistants, live support chats, etc.", null, null, "https://forum.adguard.com/index.php?categories/filter-rules.66/", "https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters", true, "https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/issues", 12L, "AdGuard Widgets filter", null, "https://kb.adguard.com/en/general/adguard-filter-policy", null },
                    { 2611L, null, "This list makes deviantART focus more on quality custom art, by removing as much as feasible of the horrid leftovers that the site is stuffed with. No more copypaste MS Paint, no more bad takes from the authors' or \"characters'\" standpoints, no more mega crossovers, no more inflation, no more top 23 rankings, and no more Thomas the Tank Engine. This list could possibly end up saving lives.", "https://sproutsluckycorner.wordpress.com/2017/11/14/my-work-and-contact-resume/#donations", "imreeil42@gmail.com", null, "https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt", true, "https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/issues", 35L, "deviantART Quality Art Magnifier", null, null, null }
                });

            migrationBuilder.InsertData(
                table: "filter_list_maintainers",
                columns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "maintainer_id" },
                values: new object[,]
                {
                    { 2610L, 46L },
                    { 2611L, 22L }
                });

            migrationBuilder.InsertData(
                table: "filter_list_syntaxes",
                columns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "syntax_id" },
                values: new object[,]
                {
                    { 2610L, 6L },
                    { 2611L, 4L }
                });

            migrationBuilder.InsertData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                columns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                values: new object[,]
                {
                    { 2610L, 15L },
                    { 2611L, 9L },
                    { 2611L, 11L },
                    { 2611L, 30L },
                    { 2611L, 34L }
                });

            migrationBuilder.InsertData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                columns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id", "primariness", "url" },
                values: new object[,]
                {
                    { 2610L, 2876L, (short)1, "https://filters.adtidy.org/windows/filters/22.txt" },
                    { 2611L, 2877L, (short)1, "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/master/DeviantARTQualityArtMagnifier.txt" },
                    { 2611L, 2878L, (short)2, "https://gitlab.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/-/raw/master/DeviantARTQualityArtMagnifier.txt" }
                });
        }

        protected override void Down(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
        {
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_maintainers",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "maintainer_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2610L, 46L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_maintainers",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "maintainer_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2611L, 22L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_syntaxes",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "syntax_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2610L, 6L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_syntaxes",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "syntax_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2611L, 4L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1968L, 8L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1969L, 5L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1969L, 28L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2542L, 9L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2610L, 15L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2611L, 9L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2611L, 11L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2611L, 30L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2611L, 34L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2610L, 2876L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2611L, 2877L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2611L, 2878L });

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 2610L);

            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 2611L);

            migrationBuilder.InsertData(
                table: "filter_list_tags",
                columns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "tag_id" },
                values: new object[,]
                {
                    { 1968L, 31L },
                    { 2542L, 28L }
                });

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1968L, 2045L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/master/AnnoyancesFilter/sections/remains.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1969L, 2046L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/master/AnnoyancesFilter/sections/push-notifications.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1970L, 2047L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/master/AnnoyancesFilter/sections/mobile-app.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 1971L, 2048L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/master/AnnoyancesFilter/sections/antiadblock.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_list_view_urls",
                keyColumns: new[] { "filter_list_id", "id" },
                keyValues: new object[] { 2542L, 2762L },
                column: "url",
                value: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/master/AnnoyancesFilter/sections/subscriptions.txt");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 1968L,
                columns: new[] { "description", "name" },
                values: new object[] { "Blocks empty leftover boxes.", "AdGuard Annoyances Filter - Remains Only" });

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 1969L,
                columns: new[] { "description", "name" },
                values: new object[] { "Rules for blocking push notifications.", "AdGuard Annoyances Filter - Push Notifications Only" });

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 1970L,
                columns: new[] { "description", "name" },
                values: new object[] { "Banners of mobile apps for the sites.", "AdGuard Annoyances Filter - Mobile App Only" });

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 1971L,
                column: "name",
                value: "AdGuard Annoyances Filter - Anti-Adblock Only");

            migrationBuilder.UpdateData(
                table: "filter_lists",
                keyColumn: "id",
                keyValue: 2542L,
                columns: new[] { "description", "name" },
                values: new object[] { null, "AdGuard Annoyances Filter - Subscriptions and Newsletters Only" });
        }
    }
}


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Бароне-Канавезе (, ) — муніципалітет в Італії, у регіоні П'ємонт,  метрополійне місто Турин.

Бароне-Канавезе розташоване на відстані близько 540 км на північний захід від Рима, 33 км на північний схід від Турина.

Населення —   (2014).
Щорічний фестиваль відбувається 15 серпня. Покровителька — Богородиця Небовзята.

Демографія

Сусідні муніципалітети

 Калузо
 Кандія-Канавезе
 Мерченаско
 Оріо-Канавезе
 Сан-Джорджо-Канавезе

Див. також
 Список муніципалітетів метрополійного міста Турин

Примітки


Anthony Bourdain was fine form this week — back to attacking his favorite target, Paula Deen. On Tuesday, he appeared on ABC's Good Morning America and went at Deen again, calling her decision to cook fattening food while hiding her diabetes "in excruciatingly bad taste, unconscionable, and cynical." That same day, Eater published an interview with the food personality, in which Bourdain said that he's "pissed" about Frank Bruni criticizing his comments about Deen in a Times op-ed piece. (Bruni called them "ill-timed elitism.") Well, Bourdain might be mad, but he's clearly not sorry.