Third-graders from Idle Hour Elementary School recently "took a trip" to Australia without having to leave the comfort of their classrooms.
With assistance from presenter and native Australian Chris Pitkin, the students were offered a glimpse into multiple aspects of Australia, including culture, geography, wildlife and art. Mr. Pitkin first showed the students a slideshow featuring various forms of wildlife, and tested their knowledge of a handful of animals native to the continent. The third-graders were excited to learn that creatures such as kangaroos, emus and dingoes are abundant in Australia, and told Mr. Pitkin that they'd be happy to take a trip there in the future to visit them.
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Prior to the conclusion of the event, the students engaged in a fun activity with assistance from art teacher Krystal Zaglool in which they made their own "art" boomerang using the aboriginal technique of dot painting and symbols to tell a story.


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Niels Baas (1985) is a researcher at the university of Twente (the Netherlands). He is also founder of an organization aimed at teaching parents, teachers, children, police, and other foundations to cope with the online world of children and with cyber bullying. Niels' research is aimed at the perspectives of children on their online world. Niels is the author of the book: Samen de online wereld verkennen (Discovering the online world together), which elaborately discusses his view (and the view of other experts and most important: children) on how to cope with the challenges and wonderful aspects of the online world.
Anne Lindboe is the Norwegian Children's Ombudsman. She was appointed by the Government of Norway for a six-year term in 2012. She obtained the cand.med. (MD) degree at the University of Oslo in 2000, and a specialist in pediatrics in 2011. She holds an MBA in Management from the Norwegian School of Economics. From 2008 to 2011, she was a medical expert for the police in cases about violence and abuse, and from 2010 a researcher at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.
Kirsten Sandberg, member of the UN Committee on the Rights of the child since 2011, serving as the Committee's chairperson 2013-2015 and now its general rapporteur. She is Professor of Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, formerly Head of the Department of Public and International Law and Dean of Studies at the Faculty.
Anniken Enersen is a Senior Adviser at the Section for Human Rights and Democracy, in the UN department, at the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), and is responsible for children's rights. She is a lawyer by training, and obtained her law degree from the University of Oslo and the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, with a specialisation in European Community Law. She started her career at the Norwegian MFA in 2002 and has served in the legal department for many years, both in the Section for International Humanitarian and Criminal Law (2006-2011) as well as the Section for the EEA Agreement and International Trade Law (2002-2005).
Ewa Jarosz, Researcher and academic teacher on Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland. Her academic career is strongly connected with the topic of violence against children. Her area of scientific interests includes themes: respecting child rights in various social environments, violence against children and its prevention, social attitudes towards violence in upbringing, and development of children's participation in schools and local communities and on political level and barriers of its implementation.
Bernard Gerbaka is a Pediatrician, Chairman of the pediatric department, Director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and Pediatric Emergencies, Hotel-Dieu hospital, Beirut, Lebanon.
Marek Michalak In 2008 he was chosen by the Sejm of the Republic of Poland to be Ombudsman for Children. He appointed the Codification Commission of Family Law and social advisory board and founded the all-Polish Helpline for Children. The prohibition of corporal punishment was introduced into Polish legal system, as well as numerous amendments to the Penal Code to protect the child against sexual exploitation and other forms of violence. He made endeavors towards ratifying the UN Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities (2012). Chairman of the European Network of the Ombudsmen for Children ENOC 2011-2012.
Ersilia Menesini Ph.D. Professor of Developmental Psychology at the University of Florence, Department of Educational Sciences and Psychology, and President of the School of Psychology. Research related to violence and aggressive behavior in adolescence and childhood, school bullying, peer rejection, dating aggression, cyberbullying and risk behaviours in virtual contexts. Translational research in developmental psychology, designing and evaluating school interventions on bullying and cyberbullying. Has published 150+ scientific papers. Member of European Association of Developmental Psychology Council since 2011, elected president for the period 2017-2019.
Simona C. S. Caravita is Associate Professor of Developmental and Educational Psychology at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart (Italy), and collaborates with the Center of Research on Developmental and Educational Dynamics (Catholic University). She is a psychologist, with a PhD in Psychology from the Catholic University in 2007. Since 2006 she has participated in Italian Government Committees to tackle bullying, including the National Committee organized by the Italian Minister of Education (2006-2008). Her research interests mainly encompass bullying, discrimination, discriminatory bullying, aggressive behavior in childhood and adolescence, moral development, and peer-relationships in childhood and adolescence.


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Midnight Echo Issue 9, Edited by Geoff Brown
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Mythology is the theme for this issue of Midnight Echo, and it's testament to the editors that the familiar and often overdone folklores are left out in favour of more obscure legends that will thrill, chill and enchant you.
First up it's 'Black Peter' by Martin Livings; an extremely powerful story with issues of race, and hatred thereof, very much at its heart. Beautifully written, with a strong and clear message, this is a great start to the issue.
James A Moore's 'Black Train Blues' tells the story of a mysterious, dark train which begins materialising in the town of Coal Pit, even though the tracks lie unfinished. The town enlists the help of Jonathan Crowley, a man all too aware of worlds beyond our own, and with the assistance of his friend, Slate, they investigate the terrible locomotive and the people vanishing whenever it appears. The result is a fun, action-packed adventure that will leave you wanting more from this supernatural Lone Ranger.
'Ganesh' by Talie Helene is the first poem of the issue, and is a nice ode to one of the most widely worshipped deities in the Hindu pantheon.
Next up is non-fiction from Tony Vilgotsky, whose informative and well-written piece, 'Russian Field of Mysteries', takes us on a brief journey through Slavic folklore, including nods to Baba Yaga, Vodyanoy (The Mermen) and the less villainous Bogatyrs.
'Little Boy, Little Girl, Lost in the Woods,' by Mark Patrick Lynch is a great spin on the classic tale of Hansel and Gretel. If the original wasn't dark enough for you, you're going to love this grisly alternative.
'Celluloid Nightmares' by Mark Smith-Briggs takes a look at how Australia's mythical beasts are fertile ground for filmmakers, exploring why a real haunted house was chosen for Muirhouse, and why the creators of Bunyip decided to use an aboriginal legend as the basis for their movie.
Kristin Dearborn's 'Coffee Rings' is a story about faeries, but if you want beautiful little creatures, flitting around to harp music, you're advised to look elsewhere. Dearborn's writing is mesmerising, and her creatures – very much the antithesis of Tinkerbell – are truly creepy. Top-notch stuff.
Charles Lovecraft continues his exploration of poetry structure by focussing on the art of the Metre in 'Tartarus'. The column also discusses the poetry of HP Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe. The result is a splendidly informative piece for poets and aspiring wordsmiths everywhere.
JG Faherty's 'The Wee Folk' is a perfect example of why ancient treaties with spear-wielding gremlins should be adhered to. When Hester Tinowyn, a nomadic witch, arrived at Dark Hills with the titular Wee Folk in tow, a pact was made whereby the humans would never hunt them for their gold and magic; in exchange, the Wee Folk would not steal the humans' food or sour their milk. Somebody, it seems, has broken the pact. Faherty's use of first-person narration is a nice touch in what is a very accomplished tale.
James A Moore, author of the Serenity Falls trilogy, discusses his favourite authors, what it was like working for Marvel, and why it's good to swing a battle-axe, occasionally.
In Mark Farrugia's comic column, 'Pix and Panels', Mark interviews Killeroo creator, Darren Close. They discuss the Australian comic industry and the ideas behind the Killeroo comics. The interview is accompanied by some fine Killeroo artwork, and is followed by Farrugia's own comic, Allure of the Ancients, which features gritty and gory illustrations from Greg Chapman.
'The Road' by Amanda J Spedding is like something from Clive Barker's nightmares, as one woman battles her way through a ravaged city filled with outlandish and sadistic creatures. Spedding writes each grotesque beast as if she's on a mission to outdo the one that came before it, and succeeds. This is good, visceral fun with a denouement that you'll do well to predict.
Alan Baxter's 'The Fathomed Wreck to See' delves into the mythology behind those beautiful, yet deadly, creatures known as Sirens. Dylan is slowly drinking himself to death on his boat after the recent loss of his beloved Catelyn. He's also dying from cancer, so things couldn't get much worse, though when he meets a beautiful blonde woman on the docks things start to look up. The woman, however, is not what she appears to be, and Dylan soon finds himself in a whole heap of trouble. Baxter's story is one of love, loss, and rejection, and it's a beautiful addition to this issue.
'Black Roads, Dark Highways #4 – Where the Wild Things Were' by Andrew J McKiernan is an informative and tremendously humorous look at the drop-bear; a vicious creature that mimics the common koala. Not even rubbing vegemite on you will save you from these horrifying beasts. Essentially, drop-bears are fictitious; an example of local lore intended to frighten outsiders and amuse locals, but this humorous insight will almost certainly have you believing.
In 'The Mythology of Mid-World', Robin Furth offers a background of The Dark Tower series and its influences (Tolkien, Sergio Leone, a 1985 poem by Robert Browning). This is a must-read for fans of Stephen King's series, from somebody who knows the Gunslinger's tale better than anyone.
Jonathan Maberry's renowned government agent, Joe Ledger, features in the new adventure, 'Changeling', and fans of Patient Zero and The King of Plagues are in for a real treat. Ledger is tasked with uncovering a secret project at the Koenig facility, an assignment that leads to the discovery of a super-soldier project and, more frighteningly, an experiment to create shapeshifters. 'Changeling' is everything you would want from a Joe Ledger story; action, scares, humour. This is Ledger at his sardonic best, and Jonathan Maberry at his finest.
To finish the issue, artist Mel Gannon discusses why she believes digital art to be more rewarding than traditional. It's a fitting end to a very strong issue. If you want great fiction, interesting articles, and a humorous tale of mythological marsupials, this is the only place you need to look.
ADAM MILLARD
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Moira Bennett, producer for Room 8, is taking her show 'At Last: The Etta James Story' on tour in the UK in March 2017.
'At Last: The Etta James Story' stars Vika Bull. The show tells the story of Etta James through words and music.
Moira Bennett, Producer for Room 8 Pty. Ltd says, "We would like to thank the people of Australia for embracing our show from day one. Now it's time to take it to the world".
At Last – The Etta James Story had its world premiere in Melbourne in 2013.The has lapped Australia numerous times as well as toured New Zealand.
The UK tour will start in Liverpool at the Epstein Theatre before heading to Cardiff, Leamington Spa, Birmingham, Bristol, Tunbridge Wells, Eastleigh, London, Norwich, Manchester, Corby and Bury St. Edmunds.
'At Last – The Etta James Story' is returning to Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre for encore performances on the 23rd November with a second show announced for Saturday 3rd December.


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New Iconic Sculpture Planned for Marina Nuevo Vallarta
A new Sailboat Sculpture will be installed in the marina during the next solstice in the spirit of generating and promoting new attractions for the area. The inspiration was a young man with an adventurous spirit that visited the marina a little more than a decade ago.
The Marina Nuevo Vallarta is an area filled with restaurants and cafés where art, culture and cuisine are displayed in different forms. This is where the so-called "Sailboat Sculpture" will be installed, ready to become an iconic figure and the newest attraction on the Riviera Nayarit.
The work of art was conceived by painter Federico León de la Vega and developed with sculptor Octavio González (creator of "The Whale" installed at the Marina Puerto Vallarta as well as other pieces located in the region). In addition to the artists, Andrés Burzaco and local businessmen will all be working together for the inauguration during the next solstice on December 21, 2014. The sculpture will also double as a sundial.
The bronze piece will weigh over 2,800 pounds and stand nearly 10 feet tall with a span of over 11 feet. The sails will be made of highly polished steel in order to reflect the landscape.
A young man who left everything he had in order to lead a life of freedom and adventure provided the inspiration for the sculpture. His voyage from the United States to Nayarit was a dangerous one, but his conviction was the reason he's now being given a place of honor in the history of the bay.
Federico, who received the 19-year-old youth, commented referring to the fact that the boy was hired just a few days after he arrived as crew aboard an enormous yacht that traveled the world: "He now travels more securely, with food and in comfort. I have no idea what happened to the boy. It's possible that by interrupting his studies he won't make it in life, but I'd rather think that thanks to his impulsive nature and his faith he'll be successful at whatever he decides to do."
The monument will be located to one side of Estudio Café, which was the first business to open in the area and is owned by the painter himself.
At the Marina Nuevo Vallarta the boardwalk becomes an art walk every weekend from November through May. Artists take this opportunity to showcase their work, from painting, dance and music to any other manifestation of art made with love.
The marina offers aquatic taxi services, as well as a public beach area for its visitors. As Federico says, "there is no better place to enjoy a day out, whether you're walking, on your bike or even in a wheelchair."
Click here to see a video highlighting what you can enjoy at the Marina Nuevo Vallarta during art walk season: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIAhdWa34gw.
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The renovation saw a reconfiguration of the existing areas and the addition of a kitchen, living area and veranda that open onto the backyard.
The new area features a polished concrete floor and insulated walls and ceilings that are teamed with north facing windows to create an almost constant indoor temperature.
The addition was designed to be compact yet open to minimise the footprint of the home. To ensure minimum carbon output, reclaimed windows and bi-fold doors were sourced and included in the design. The bespoke kitchen bench was crafted by Solid Wood Furniture out of recycled timber and features a period brass jam pot that has been converted into the new kitchen sink.


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5 ways to incorporate Bauhaus graphic design in your work
Promotion by Adobe
Adobe has released four free Bauhaus fonts – here's how to best use them in your next graphic design project.
After last year's digitising of age old brushes by Edvard Munch for Photoshop, Adobe returns with a new Hidden Treasures project, aiming to discover and revive the forgotten tools of old masters, and putting into the hands of a new generation of artists.
In advance of next year's centenary of the founding of Bauhaus, Adobe introduces The Lost Alphabets of Bauhaus, providing free and fully functional fonts from legendary design institute Bauhaus Dessau. Adobe partnered with the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation and the world's foremost authority of typography, Erik Spiekermann, to resurrect and digitise four, never seen before fonts made by original Bauhaus masters.
Download these four free Bauhaus fonts here from the Hidden Treasures site to use with your own graphic design projects.
Erik Spiekermann at work with his team
The Bauhaus movement revolutionised design with its key tenets of simplicity, functionality and rationality, an ethos that was applied to everything from architecture to teapots. The influence still reigns today, so you're probably incorporating Bauhaus elements in your work already – but if not, fret not, for the following tips will make sure your work stays elegant, functional and fantastic on the eye.
The fonts dusted off by Adobe are quintessentially Bauhaus, with their geometric designs and clean, clear construction.
Whether you're designing a poster or a webpage, it's always useful if anyone can read your lettering with minimum fuss – so try to avoid cursive fonts.
It's best to look into serif-less fonts; the Universal Type font developed by Herbert Bayer for example was held up as a prime example of type by original Bauhaus designers, praised for its "visual clarity stressed above all." Sans serif fonts have a universal character that make them easy to work with any image in your piece, especially alongside photography.
Say you're designing product packaging, you might be tempted to look for a shape as unique as the colourful logos and characters that'll stand out from the label. Halt in your tracks though, for form should always follow function, as the Bauhaus School would always stress.
Try to remember your object's function and enhance it without the need for decorative elements. This could apply to the message of any branding you're working on too. Is the use of the product you're branding clear to see, or have you buried it beneath too many bells and whistles?
The Grid System
This may sound like an obvious one, but having a grid organises your images, text etc in a rational, easy-to-absorb manner.
This also applies to web design. You should always keep your columns, borders, heights and gutters consistent. Make sure any logos and visual elements cover a decent amount of columns, or they'll be bunched up too tight in the corner. Remember, the grid system is a great example of form following function – stick to the lines, and your designs will fly with grace.
Bauhaus was big on rationality, and what you do with your visual elements should follow a strong sense of logic.
The larger something is, the more attention it will attract, so make sure you're highlighting a brand name instead of the small print.
If you want to draw someone's eye to an element, 'tear' it away from the alignment everything else falls upon according to your grid.
When showing elements are connected, you can place them side by side, or repeat a size and style of font to show a sense of cohesion between two items of text that aren't necessarily aligned or adjacent.
Finally, know your colours inside out. Learn the natural associations of certain shades e.g. green and nature and beware of colour clashing when you should be contrasting.
A contrast of colours will catch the eye easily, while brighter tones will win out over muted ones. Also, don't be afraid of a little white – leaving space around elements naturally makes them stand out. With rediscovered Bauhaus fonts like the thick-lined Joschmi (below), note how the white space that cleaves each letter allows it the same readability of thinner-lined fonts.
Design a Brand Identity on Behance for Adobe Hidden Treasures
You can download Joschmi and the other three fonts rediscovered by Adobe at the Hidden Treasures page, where you can take part in a series of design challenges devoted to Bauhaus. The latest challenge is to create a Bauhaus-inspired brand identity on Behance, giving you a nice chance to put into practice the tips we've featured. This could be a logo, poster, business card or web design – it's up to you!
Those who opt to participate in all of the challenges can create a Behance project featuring all of their entries for a chance to win a grand prize of an all-expenses paid trip to explore the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation in person, as well as an Adobe Creative Cloud license and MacBook Pro. The best submissions meanwhile will be featured in an exclusive exhibition at the Bauhaus in Dessau, Germany. To download the fonts, you'll need an Adobe ID, which is available to everyone for free. Nice and simple, in the true Bauhaus way.


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Пилконоса акула коротконоса (Pristiophorus nudipinnis) — акула з роду П'ятизяброва пилконоса акула родини Пилконосі акули. Інша назва «південна пилконоса акула».

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Загальна довжина досягає 1,24 м при вазі 4,3 кг. Голова сплощена. Морда з витягнута з зубчиками на кшталт пилки. Цей виріст становить 23-24% загальної довжини тіла. Він звужується до кінця, на ньому є декілька вусиків. очі великі, овальної форми. За ними розташовані великі бризкальця. Ніздрі великі. Рот невеликий. Зуби дрібні, численні, розташовані у декілька рядків. У неї 5 пар зябрових щілин. Тулуб подовжений, обтічний. Плавці розвинені. Грудні та спинні плавці безскелетні. Грудні плавці довгі, розвинені. Має 2 спинних плавця, з яких передній трохи більше за задній. Передній спинний плавець розташовано позаду грудних плавців. Задній близько до хвостового плавця. Анальний плавець відсутній. Хвостовий плавець округлий, гетероцеркальний.

Забарвлення спини та боків синювато-сіре. Черево майже білого кольору.

Спосіб життя
Тримається на глибині до 70 м, на шельфових схилах. Воліє до мулисто-піщаних ґрунтів. Інколи утворює невеличкі зграї. Живиться невеличкими костистими рибами, ракоподібними, головоногими молюсками. Полює на здобич біля дна за допомоги «пилки».

Статева зрілість настає при розмірах 89-90 см. Це яйцеживородна акула. Самиця народжує 7-14 акуленят завдовжки 35 см. Породілля відбувається 1 раз на 2 роки.

Тривалість життя становить 9 років.

Не становить небезпеки для людини.

Розповсюдження
Мешкає у Великій Австралійській затоці, до узбережжя о. Тасманія та м. Мельбурн (Австралія).

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Pristiophorus
Риби Австралії
Тварини, описані 1870

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Q: On click on the `submit` button in the form system is not getting the form field values On click on the submit button in the form is not getting the form field values. Can someone please advise what could be the issue here ?
Following are the versions I am using in the project :
"axios": "^0.27.2",
"cors": "^2.8.5",
"express": "^4.18.1",
"multer": "^1.4.4",
"mysql2": "^2.3.3",
"react-hook-form": "^7.31.2",
"react-router-dom": "^6.3.0",
"react-scripts": "^5.0.1",
"react-tweet-embed": "^2.0.0"
//Codesandbox link
https://codesandbox.io/s/affectionate-currying-5gng14?file=/src/App.js
//proxy settings:
"proxy": "http://localhost:8000"

// requestToJoin.js
     const { register, handleSubmit, formState: { errors }} = useForm();
        const [loginData, setLoginData] = useState("");
        const [helperText, setHelperText] = useState('');
        const [isSent, setIsSent] = useState(false);
        const [formRegister, setRegister] = useState({ _id: '', name: '', email: '', mobile: '', photo: '', code: ''});

           const onChange = (e) => {
                e.persist();
                setRegister({ ...formRegister, [e.target.name]: e.target.value });
              }

     const onSubmit = e => {
                const formData = new FormData();

                for(let key in formRegister) {
                  formData.append(key,formRegister[key]);
                }

                if (picture) formData.append("photo", picture);

                const config = {
                  headers: {
                      'content-type': 'multipart/form-data'
                  }
                }
                  const fetchData = async () => {
                    try {
                      const res = await axios.put('http://localhost:8000/service/joinrequest', formData, config);
                      console.log("Front End success message:" + res.data.success);
                      if (res.data.success) {
                        setIsSent(true);

                  }
                  else {
                    console.log(res.data.message);
                    setHelperText(res.data.message);
                  }
                } catch (e) {
                  setHelperText(e.response.data.message);
                }
              }
              fetchData();
            }

<form onSubmit={handleSubmit(onSubmit)}  className="myForm" encType="multipart/form-data">
                        Name
                        <input
                            id="name"
                            name="name"
                            type="text"
                            onChange={onChange}
                            {...register("name", {
                                required: true,
                                maxLength: 30
                            })}
                        />

                             {errors.name && errors.name.type === "required" && Name is required !}
                             {errors.name && errors.name.type === "maxLength" && Name should be less than 30 characters !}

                        Email
                        <input
                            id="email"
                            name="email"
                            type="email"
                            onChange={onChange}
                            {...register("email", {
                                required: true,
                                pattern: {
                                    value: /^[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4}$/i,
                                    message: "Please enter a valid email !"
                                }
                            })}
                        />

                             {errors.email && errors.email.type === "required" && Email is required !}
                             {errors.email && {errors.email.message}}

                        Mobile
                        <input
                            id="mobile"
                            name="mobile"
                            type="number"
                            onChange={onChange}
                            {...register("mobile", {
                                required: true,
                                valueAsNumber: true,
                                maxLength: 10
                            })}
                        />

                             {errors.mobile && errors.mobile.type === "required" && Mobile is required !}
                             {errors.mobile && errors.mobile.type === "maxLength" && Maximum of 10 digits}

                        Code
                        <input
                            id="code"
                            name="code"
                            type="text"
                            onChange={onChange}
                            {...register("code", {
                                required: true,
                                maxLength: 6,
                                pattern: {
                                    value:/^[0-9a-zA-Z(\-)]$/, // /^[a-zA-Z0-9]$/i, ///^([a-zA-Z0-9]+)$/i
                                    message: "Only alphanumeric characters allowed !"
                                  }
                            })}
                        />

                             {errors.code && errors.code.type === "required" && Code is required !}
                             {errors.code && {errors.code.message}}

                            {helperText}

                        <input type="submit" />

                    </form>

A: You just have to move the onChange props after {...register(...)}
I.e.
                    <input
                        id="name"
                        name="name"
                        type="text"
                        {...register("name", {
                            required: true,
                            maxLength: 30
                        })}
                        onChange={onChange}
                    />

Note. This solution will not work past react-hook-form Version 7.16.0 due to the introduction of an onChange API inside the register function
<input
  type="text"
  {...register('test', {
    onChange: (e) => {},
    onBlur: (e) => {},
  })}
/>

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Jersey's 'Round the Rock' race is underway
Saturday 8 August 2020, 2:12pm
This year is the 10th 'Round the Rock' race in Jersey. Credit: ITV Channel TV
Jersey's 10th 'Round the Rock' race is underway.
The first round-island runner to cross the finish line this afternoon (8 August) was Jethro Lennox with a time of six hours 59 minutes.
It was okay until about half way, and then the heat really was a bit of a killer, I've had lockdown in the winter in Glasgow, so raining a lot of the time, it was okay in March, April, but a little bit different to here. It was good, good to get a race, no races in the UK, so thanks a lot to Jersey and the Jersey Government for letting people travel.
Jethro Lennox, Winner of the 'Round the Rock' race 2020
Runners began leaving St Helier's Steam Clock at 6am this morning. There were four staggered groups setting off at half hour intervals until 7:30am.
Today's race saw 130 people take on the anti clockwise route around Jersey's coastline in soaring temperatures.
Participants have entered as solo runners and relay teams, to complete either the total 48 miles, a marathon or half marathon.
At 77km and approximately 5000ft of ascent, the race has been described as a "landmark challenge".
Route of the 'Round the Rock' race. Credit: Google Maps
To ensure social distancing guidelines are adhered to, runners were staggered in waves:
Wave 1 start at 6am
Wave 2 start at 6:30am
It is the first time the event has been organised by Trail Monkey.


Ford's desperately trying to fast-track his healthcare overhaul bill. We're hearing MPPs will be voting on it for the final time next week.
If it passes, it becomes law -- meaning cashed-up corporations can start making billions of dollars off the sick and injured. But a final people-powered push could get MPPs to vote NO and keep our healthcare public.
With the vote happening as early as next week, we need to ramp up now. Will you chip in to help power up an emergency campaign to block the bill -- starting with flooding MPPs with ads and getting giant billboards up at Queen's Park?


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Q: How to read the source code of active document using DTE/DTE2 in visual studio project I am trying to generate an assembly file (Dll) from current active document in the editor.
Ex.  I have 3 C# source files - file1.cs, file2.cs, file3.cs and if I currently opened the file2.cs in the editor.  I need to build an assembly Dll only for a single file file2.dll using the Roslyn compiler API.

A: You can get the current document text with the following code:
EnvDTE.TextDocument textDocument = (EnvDTE.TextDocument)DTE.ActiveDocument.Object("TextDocument");
EnvDTE.EditPoint editPoint = textDocument.StartPoint.CreateEditPoint();
string result = editPoint.GetText(textDocument.EndPoint);

A: Ignoring the concerns about "that might not work" for a moment, rather than getting the text, get the actual syntax tree from the Roslyn API and then construct your compilation with that. You can either get it from the VisualStudioWorkspace or other places. That means you don't have to reparse the file yourself, which is potentially tricky if the user has #if directives and other stuff. You can also get the SourceText from the workspace API as well, which you can directly hand back to our parser if you do need to reparse, but that'll be a lot more efficient than reconstructing a string.

A: DTE2 dte2 = Package.GetGlobalService(typeof(DTE)) as DTE2;

Document active = dte2.ActiveDocument;
TextDocument textDocument = (TextDocument)dte2.ActiveDocument.Object();

EditPoint endPoint = textDocument.EndPoint.CreateEditPoint();
string content = endPoint.GetLines(1, textDocument.EndPoint.Line + 1);


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Dolphins' first-round pick pushed further back by 49ers' win over Cowboys
Magic's all-hands-on-deck road trip gives hope for near future
Orange County homeowners who won citrus-canker lawsuit will share $42.4 million
Convicted fraudster bilked thousands from Orlando woman he met through dating app, cops say
By Jeff Weiner
Michael McDougal conned an Orlando woman out of thousands of dollars -- as well as nude photos -- after meeting her online, police say. Records show she's not alone in having been victimized by him.
It started when Orlando woman met a man named Michael Reynolds on the dating app Plenty of Fish. Soon, they were trading messages through Facebook. Then, came the request: Reynolds said he had lost his wallet with his bank card inside.
He needed to borrow cash. She agreed to lend him $1,000.
The woman would eventually lend the scammer she knew as Reynolds several thousands dollars, police say. But his plot — which led to his arrest last week — grew more convoluted, eventually involving nude photos and a likely-fake teenager, according to court records.
Michael William McDougal, 35, faces charges of extortion and scheme to defraud. Records show he has a history of scams, having served prison time for similar cases out of Lake County. He'd even used the lost-wallet claim before, according to case documents.
News that McDougal would face charges was celebrated on a Facebook page for people who say they were bilked by him: "Mike McDougal Victims United."
McDougal, of Winter Garden, was arrested Thursday on a warrant issued Feb. 27. He was released after posting $4,500 bond. No phone number or attorney were listed for him in court records.
The Orlando woman told police she and McDougal, who was posing as Reynolds, met on the dating app, then switched over to Facebook Messenger. She later delivered the $1,000 in cash to his "friend," McDougal. Over several days, she lent him a total of $3,000.
"Reynolds" meanwhile promised the woman he'd wire her repayment electronically, but PayPal notifications she received turned out to be fraudulent and the money never came, according to an affidavit by Orlando police Detective Annemarie Esan.
When the victim confronted "Reynolds," he gave a variety of excuses, police said. Then, according to Esan, McDougal also started messaging her under his own name, in the guise of being his alter-ego's friend, and offered to "clear up" her "confusion" about Reynolds.
McDougal boasted about the size of his bank account offered to pay Reynold's debts out of "generosity," even sending the woman account and routing numbers he said were his, the affidavit said. Esan wrote she suspects he actually got the bank info fraudulently.
Soon, "Reynolds" offered a new deal: He'd pay the woman $5,000 if she sent nude photos of herself to his cousin.
Desperate to recover her losses, she agreed.
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But the photos were met with blackmail rather than repayment, police say.
McDougal started demanding more money. When she refused, he turned to threatening that he'd report to the police that she had sent nudes to an underage boy, according to Esan's affidavit. He claimed his cousin was 16 years old, the woman told the detective.
The woman went to police, and Esan on Feb. 4 called McDougal, who said the woman was lying and he had "never had a conversation with her." He scheduled a meeting with the detective 10 days later promising to bring proof, but was a no-show, Esan wrote.
In a second phone interview, Esan confronted McDougal with his Facebook chats with the victim. He admitted he had met the woman when she came to his house, the detective's affidavit said. But he denied any wrongdoing, Esan wrote.
The detective also asked him about the "McDougal Victims United" Facebook page.
"Again, McDougal stated it's all a big misunderstanding," Esan wrote.
McDougal is currently on probation for a 2015 fraud conviction.
He was convicted on a slew of charges that year out of Lake County and was sentenced to 1 ½ years in state prison. McDougal was released in April 2016. Prior to his latest arrest, his probation was slated to end in October 2021, corrections records show.
Court records from several of his Lake County cases depict a pattern of McDougal making deals he didn't fulfill, or offering repayments he never made.
One case involved McDougal advertising a Samsung Galaxy phone on Craigslist. A prospective buyer paid him $350 for the phone and a case, but McDougal never sent it, authorities said.
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In another, investigators said McDougal told two victims that he had lost his wallet and needed them to cash checks for him, offering to pay them for the trouble.
McDougal gave the pair 15 checks in amounts totaling $20,000. They then withdrew money to give to McDougal. But when they tried to use the checks, the bank told them they'd been written on a closed account, according to a Lake County Sheriff's Office affidavit.
In the Facebook group, which was created in 2013, aggrieved people described a variety of cons by McDougal, ranging from fake PayPal payments to a habit of running up big bar tabs without paying.
If convicted as charged in his Orlando case, he'd face up to 20 years in prison.
jeweiner@orlandosentinel.com


Bristol people are making their homes more comfortable, warmer and better for the environment.
Many of these people come together for Bristol Green Doors to share their experiences. At our open homes events and on this website, they show the improvements and describe what they have learnt. They share their motivations, experiences, costs and contractors' details. Visitors ask questions, get ideas and see how they can improve their own homes.
So, if you are looking to improve your home, by reducing bills, making it healthier and cosier why not see what others have done first? Explore our ever changing collection of stories and experiences by Searching our Stories at the top of every page (below left) and find a home like yours or a measure you are particularly interested in. Alternatively follow our Route to Retrofit made up of the key parts of the refurbishment experience to support your journey.
We hope others experiences can save you time, give you useful advice, help you plan better, and of course improve your own home.


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'Phony' Stem Cell Research Scientist to be Punished in Japan
Posted by: Medical Observer April 2, 2014	854 Views
TOKYO, April 1, 2014 (AFP) – A Japanese research institute said Tuesday it will punish a young female scientist after a probe found a ground-breaking study on the production of stem cells was fabricated.
Riken institute head, Ryoji Noyori, who jointly won the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 2001, said in a statement he will "rigorously punish relevant people after procedures in a disciplinary committee."
The punishment is expected to be meted out to lead researcher Haruko Obokata and her more experienced colleagues.
The move is a huge blow to what was touted as a game-changing discovery, published by 30-year-old Obokata along with other Japanese researchers and a US-based scientist in the January edition of British journal Nature.
The study outlined a relatively simple way to grow transplant tissue in the lab by converting regular adult cells into a kind of stem cell — a cell that has the potential to become differentiated into the various specialised cells that make up the brain, heart, kidneys and other organs.
But it faced questions after the respected institute, which sponsored the study, launched an inquiry last month over the credibility of its data.
Among key concerns was that researchers used erroneous images — crucial to supporting the study — which resembled those used in Obokata's doctoral dissertation in 2011.
This "amounts to phony research or fabrication," Shunsuke Ishii, head of Riken's probe committee told a press conference Tuesday.
But Obokata hit back, saying she was surprised and angry about the findings.
"I will file a complaint against Riken as it's absolutely impossible for me to accept this," she said Tuesday in a statement.
The study had been billed as the third great advance in stem cells — a field that aims to reverse Alzheimer's, cancer and other crippling or lethal diseases.
It took a big hit last month after Teruhiko Wakayama, a Yamanashi University professor who co-authored the article, called for a retraction.
Nature has said it has launched its own investigation.
– AFP News
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JIM FUGLIE: View From The Prairie — The Newest Bridge Across The Little Missouri State Scenic River. What The …?
For the past 50 years or so, there have been just five places where you can drive your car across a bridge over the Little Missouri State Scenic River: in Marmarth on U.S. Highway 12, on Pacific Avenue in the city of Medora, on Interstate 94 just north of Medora (two bridges, one going each way), on U.S. Highway 85 south of Watford City (the Long-X Bridge) and on state Highway 22 north of Killdeer (the Lost Bridge).
The Billings County Commissioners have made news for the past 10 years trying to build a new bridge over the Little Missouri north of Medora. Their initial idea to put it beside the Elkhorn Ranch Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park got shot down, and they've been involved in a long and costly EIS process, which has settled on a spot about 12 miles north of Medora, on the Short Ranch. The draft EIS should be released shortly, and a public comment process will follow the release.
The county has spent millions of dollars, probably enough to actually build the bridge, on the EIS process. Its still going to have to get permission from the Short family to put the bridge on their ranch. That's unlikely to happen, so more time and money will have to be spent in a condemnation proceeding. When — or even if — the new bridge will be built remains to be determined by a court, and by the Commission.
They should have talked to Wylie Bice.
A couple of years ago, Bad Lands rancher Wylie Bice needed a way to get across the Little Missouri on his ranch northwest of Killdeer, so he just went ahead and built a bridge. It's 9½ miles straight east of the Long-X Bridge, which crosses the river right on the eastern edge of the North Unit of the national park.
Bice ran a small trucking company from his ranch in northwest Dunn County before the oil boom. When the boom came, Wylie took advantage of it, buying some trucks, hiring some drivers, contracting with a lot of truck owner-operators and making a lot of money hauling water to and from oil wells.
In 2012, he sold the company to a Florida trucking company named Quality Distribution for — you ready? — somewhere between $80 million and $100 million. By the time the dust settles, the final deal will likely be closer to the second number than the first.
Well, there's a North Dakota success story. Kind of like that guy from Fargo who sold his software company to Microsoft.
Bice had maintained his ranching operation on the east side of the Little Missouri State Scenic River and flush with cash after selling the trucking company, he bought the adjoining Hellickson ranch on the west side of the river. Both pretty good-sized spreads.
And now he had a problem. With ranches on both sides of the river, he needed a way to get back and forth, to move cows, cut and haul hay and operate his irrigation systems.
So without really telling anyone, except the Corps of Engineers, from whom he needed a permit, he just went ahead and built himself a bridge over the Little Missouri State Scenic River.
It's a pretty nice bridge!
The Corps made him jump through some hoops, but he hired an engineer familiar with the process, and by the spring of 2013 he received permission from the Corps to build the bridge and was able to start construction. He's been driving on it for about three years now.
I drove across the bridge last month. It's a pretty substantial bridge, 240 feet long, with two large stone/concrete abutments holding it up, much like those under the railroad bridge across the Missouri River in Bismarck-Mandan, although much smaller. It's well-engineered, though, and when I first came over the hill on the east side of the river, my reaction was "Holy S**t, look at that." Since then, everyone I've shown the photo to has said pretty much the same thing.
Not only does he have a bridge, but he has a water depot there for storing water he's taken from the Little Missouri State Scenic River, ostensibly for irrigation. The depot consists of four large plastic-lined pits, two on each side of the river.
Setting up an irrigation operation on BLM land.
The day I was there in June, it appeared there were two hired men pumping water from the river to supply the irrigation system. At least that's what they said they were doing when I stopped to visit with them.
He does have a couple of water permits, and I looked at them on the North Dakota Water Commission website. It shows that he hasn't taken any water out of there in the past 20 years. The Water Commission's website can be a little cumbersome, so maybe I'm not reading it right, or maybe the info is buried somewhere else on the website, or maybe someone hasn't been reporting the water they have taken from the river. Someone named Wylie Bice. I think there are some guys over at the Water Commission who read my blog, so maybe they'll do a little checking for me.
But what Bice doesn't appear to have is permission from the Bureau of Land Management to put a bridge on their land, and a road to it, and two water storage pits.
See, Bice owns the land on the east side of the river, but the BLM owns the land on the west side of the river. Likely the grazing rights went along with the purchase of the Hellickson ranch, but the federal government — you and I — own the chunk of land there — about 100 acres — and likely Bice has been paying rent to run cows on it. There's quite a bit of BLM land nearby, probably also part of Bice's grazing permit.
The folks at the BLM office don't seem to know anything about the bridge or the road or the water pits, but they should, since things like that would certainly need "permission slips," and I'm guessing they're checking on that right now as well.
An aerial view of the new bridge over the Little Missouri and the Wylie Bice water depot, courtesy of Google Earth. Private land on the right, public land on the left.
The folks at the North Dakota Department of Transportation, which is responsible for inspecting bridges to make sure they are safe, doesn't know anything about the bridge, and maybe they don't have to, since it is a private bridge. Still, it's on public land, and you'd like to think the DOT knows about all the bridges in the state, especially one of this size, crossing our state's only designated State Scenic River.
The folks in the Dunn County Courthouse do know about the bridge, but weren't involved in permitting it, since they don't maintain the roads to it. None of them have been out to see the bridge, from what I can tell. In fact, I may be the only person other than Bice, his hired men, the engineers and the guys who built it who have actually seen the bridge. Too bad. It's an engineering marvel out there, deep in the heart of the North Dakota Bad Lands.
The Little Missouri Scenic River Commission, had it been active when this was built, would surely have been involved in passing judgment on it, but the commission has been inactive for about 15 years under the Hoeven and Dalrymple administrations. Our new governor, Doug Burgum, has ordered it reactivated, though, and it might hold its first meeting as soon as this August. I'd hope there would be some discussion of this bridge at that meeting.
My friends and I, and my wife and I, canoe the Little Missouri State Scenic River pretty often, but since the boom we've avoided that stretch of the river. Too much noise, too much dust, too many flaring oil well pads. On our last trip, maybe10 years ago now, we stopped short of the bridge— which wasn't there yet — at the ranch of my friend, Curly Haugland, which is about three miles west.
Well, that's what I know for now. I can't give you directions to the bridge, but I can tell you the legal address is the west half of Section 33, Township 148 North, Range 97 West. That's it on the left, on the Forest Service map. White is private land, yellow is public land — owned by the BLM. You'll have to get a Forest Service map and follow the winding gravel, and sometimes two-track, roads. The road from the east is a private road through private land, so you probably should go there from the west, across public land. And you probably shouldn't cross the bridge, like I did, because you'll be trespassing.
I'll be checking back with state and local permitting agencies, and I'll report back here if I learn anything new.
Y'know, with all the things I've learned, and all the stories I've heard, about the Bakken Oil Boom, this takes the cake.


These are lyrics by No Doubt that we think are kind of repetitive.
Cmon! It's like the only word in the chourus, and keep on dancing is not the name of the the title. The more saying those lyrics, the more people thinking it's the title of the song!!!
No Doubt's, "Hey Baby "
All the glaring, grinding, and pouting in the video couldn't make this even halfway tolerable. I gave up counting how many times she did this damn catcall!
I'm sure you'll make it to wherever you have to be if you run fast enough Gwen.
No Doubt's, "Simple Kind of Life"
Dammit Gwen, we get the f*cking point. You don't have to say it a thousand times at the end of your song. Really.
I'm walking in a Spiderweb.
Leave a message, and I'll call you back.
I can handle this being repeated a thousand times at the beginning of the song. But for the last minute of the song, that's all that's left for her to sing. Come on, we get the point you're walking in the stupid spiderweb. Did you get stuck in it or something?
The last quarter of this six-minute song is Gwen singing this line. I love No Doubt, but this song is too annoying.
No Doubt's, "Underneath It All"


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overnights Feb. 2, 2009
The Office: Truly Special Super Bowl Episode
By Will Leitch
To the relief of anyone who remembers the Super Bowl Friends episode with Julia Roberts, last night's special hour-long Office totally did not suck. Far from it. The episode featured a major character having a heart attack, a new credits sequence, a truly disturbing Dwight Schrute–Hannibal Lecter moment and one of the best, most raucous opening scenes in the show's history. But we suspect most people will just be talking about "Mrs. Albert Hannaday."
The fake film, pirated and downloaded by Andy to watch with Pam and Jim, starred Jack Black, Jessica Alba (barely), and the awfully game Cloris Leachman. The plot, apparently: Black ends up having an affair with Alba's grandmother, Leachman. (Andy helpfully explains that Nicole Kidman was originally slated to play Alba's mom, but when she dropped out, "they had to do some rewrites.") It leads to the hilarity of Black and Leachman passionately kissing and the absolute brilliance of Black wailing in anguish as Leachman leaves him by inching away foot by foot up her motorized staircase. This is how you do celebrity cameos.
The episode itself was worthy, too, though curiously unfocused. (It felt like two half-hour episodes awkwardly spliced together.) Dwight's fake fire drill was inspiring enough to cover for yet another Michael-wanting-to-be-loved-and-still-be-the-Boss subplot that takes over the second half. Though a Michael Scott Roast is such an obvious idea that we're stunned it took them so long to pull it out. Yes, yes, it turns out that Michael's ego really can't handle a roast. The Dwight-in-trouble story was something new, and hopefully won't be tossed aside.
Another Pam and Jim panic this week, too; the show is finding a different way to have a False Potentially Fatal Point in their relationship every week. This one worked, though: Pam's parents are divorcing, and Jim, it turns out, ends up securing their divorce by telling Pam's father how much he loves Pam, allowing Pa Beasley to realize that he's never loved his wife nearly that much. (Shame: We met Ma Beasley a few seasons ago, and she was awfully likable.) It's a sweet moment, but it had an extra level of oomph to it, considering earlier in the episode we saw Jim confess that, hey, 50 percent of marriages end in divorce, so it was either going to be her parents, or his. He's kidding, kind of, but it's another of Jim's recent wise-guy comments that, you'd think, is gonna get him trouble again here pretty soon. It was a rare Pam-Jim plot point that worked.
But mostly, we'll just remember Jack Black walking in on Cloris Leachman in the bathtub.
"Do you want me to leave?"
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Top 3 Amusement & Water Parks in Chandigarh: Ticket Price & Other Details
Ajay Deep 06/06/2019
Like any other big city, Chandigarh has got some exciting amusement and water parks that not cater to city residents but also attract a lot of tourists. When we think about a water park in Chandigarh, Fun City is the name that comes to our mind. It is one of the oldest amusement & water park of Chandigarh but apart from this one, there are 2 more water parks in Chandigarh that offer a good competition to Fun City.
Out of the 3 water & amusement parks of Chandigarh, none is located within the city. However, all the 3 water parks are located at different places which are just few minutes drive from the city. One is in district Panchkula, second is in Mohali and the third one is in Pinjore. All three water parks around Chandigarh are big parks and are visited by tens of hundreds of people, everyday. The number of visitors is even more during summers as that is the peak time when people from all over Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and other North Indian states visit the city beautiful.
Amusement & Water Parks in Chandigarh
In order to make you familiar with all 3 water parks of Chandigarh, we have not only included the location of the amusement park but have also mentioned other details like ticket price, timings, main attractions and more. Check them out here:
1. Fun City, Chandigarh (Ramnagar, Panchkula)
Fun City Chandigarh was opened in year 1995 which makes it the first amusement park to come up near Chandigarh. Few years later, it also introduced a water park and that too was the first water park of Chandigarh. Fun City is quite popular tourist attraction.
Location of Funcity: Near Ramgarh, Chandigarh – Nada Sahib Road, District Panchkula, Chandigarh. It is situated at a distance of 20 kilometers from Sector 17, Chandigarh.
Contact Number: +91-172-4653442, +91-9914406505.
Timings: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Major Attractions: Fun City Chandigarh has an amusement park and Wunder Water which is a water park. The water park closes during winters and is thronged by visitors during summers.
Rides at Fun City Chandigarh Amusement Park: The amusement park section of Fun City Panchkula has got over 20 hydraulic rides which can be enjoyed by people of all age groups. Wunder Water, which is the water park section at Fun City has 6 landing pools, one activity pool, one sea wave pool and 17 different water slides of various shapes and sizes.
Ticket Price: Amusement Park Ticket at Fun City Chandigarh = Rs. 590.
Water Park Ticket = Rs. 1070.
Combo Ticket for Amusement Park & Water Park = Rs. 1090.
Kids below 3 feet of height and senior citizens above 65 years of age are offered free entry throughout the year.
Website: www.funcitysurya.com
2. Thunder Zone, Chandigarh (Mohali)
Thunder Zone Amusement & Water park opened up in Mohali near Chandigarh and has the legacy to be called as the second water park of Chandigarh. It caters to tourists from Punjab and local Mohali & Chandigarh residents.
Location: Mohali – Sirhind Road, Near Landran, District Mohali.
Contact Number: +91-9888782220.
Timings: 11:00 AM to 7:30 PM (Summers) and 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM (Winters)
Major Attractions: Thunder Zone Chandigarh which is situated in Mohali has 3 sections namely Amusement Park, Water Park and a Fun Zone.
Rides at Thunder Zone, Mohali: The water park at Thunder Zone Chandigarh has got Slide Pool, Wave Pool, Activity Pool and a Kids Pool. It also has Hira Kari and a big dome slide. Amusement park section at Thunder Zone includes rides like octopus, Columbus, caterpillar, music bob, splash, striking cars, mono train, aerial runway and more.
Ticket Rate: The ticket for Amusement Park at Thunder Zone is = Rs. 500.
Ticket for water park is = Rs. 850.
Combo ticket for Amusement & Water Park = Rs. 900.
If you just want to enter Thunder Zone and do not wish to take any ride, then you'll have to pay Rs. 300 as entry charges. Ticket for kids below 3 feet of height is free.
Website: www.thunderzoneamusementpark.com
3. Aqua Village, Pinjore.
Aqua Village is the latest entry in the list of amusement and water parks near Chandigarh. Been built just a few years back, Aqua Village is one of the most modern water park in Chandigarh. Its location is yet another feature that attracts a lot of tourists.
Location: Yadavindra Pinjore Gardens, Pinjore, District Haryana.
Contact Number: +91-8437473747
Major Attractions: Aqua Village Pinjore has 5 pools – a family pool, one for kids, a wave pool and two concentric pools with slides. The water is clean and the management of Aqua Village claims to have automatic water filters and UV protection in all their pools.
Ticket Rate: Although there are different rates for different rides and a person can choose which water ride to take. Apart from individual ticket, packages are also available.
Monday to Friday: 1 Child (Less than 4 ft)- Entry to Water Park@550
Saturday – Sunday: 1 child (Less than 4 ft)- Entry to Water park @650
Monday to Friday: 1 Adult-Water Park Entry Ticket @650
Saturday – Sunday: 1 Adult- Water Park Entry Ticket @650
Below 3 feet – Free Entry
Website: http://www.aquavillage.in
Chandigarh being a tourist destination gives people the option to choose between 3 water and amusement parks. While Fun City Chandigarh is definitely the most sought after water park, but others – Thunder Zone and Aqua Village can also be given a try.
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Ajay Deep
Ajay Deep is a young enthusiast who Loves Chandigarh and is always eager to make this beautiful city even more beautiful. A Mechanical Engineer By Chance and Working in an IT MNC by Choice. A Writer, Photographer and a Budding Entrepreneur. A Designer, Developer and Digital Marketing Expert. In brief : A Jack of All Trades and Master of Few :) You may reach Ajay Deep at ajay@chandigarhmetro.com


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A remarkable wildlife show is happening at the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge. This Willamette Valley site is a birder's paradise. Here, photographers can turn a fleeting moment into a work of art — and Jim Leonard has the images to prove it.
Leonard is a famed Oregon wildlife photographer who likes this wildlife refuge because it's easy to reach from the highway, is just 15 minutes from his Salem home, and there are many hiking trails leading to wetlands or ponds to explore. Plus, the subject matter is aplenty. He says more than 200 species live at or pass through the Ankeny refuge every year.
Interestingly, Leonard says that nine years ago he didn't know a robin from a ruddy duck. That is until he attended classes by the Salem Audubon Society. Then, he says, his world changed as he learned about all the birds that live in or migrate through western Oregon. Soon after he joined The Friends of Ankeny Refuge.
Leonard is also a teacher for friends and newcomers who show up at the Ankeny refuge, especially on weekends, to endure the cold and wet for a chance to capture a wildlife moment.
His friends Ron Mulbery and George Crock agree the refuge is a real treasure that more folks should visit.
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Russia Says About 10,000 IS Militants Now in Afghanistan
FILE - Afghan security personnel take positions near the Shamshad Television station after a deadly attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, Nov. 7, 2017, for which the Islamic State group claimed responsibility.
ISLAMABAD - Russia has estimated there are about 10,000 Islamic State militants in Afghanistan and their number is growing because fighters fleeing Syria and Iraq also are heading to the war-ravaged country.
Russian media on Saturday quoted Zamir Kabulov, Russia's special presidential envoy for Afghanistan, as saying Moscow is particularly worried about an increasing foothold of Daesh militants in northern Afghan provinces bordering Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. Daesh is the Arabic acronym for IS.
"Russia was among the first to be sounding the alarms in connection with the emergence of Daesh in Afghanistan.... Daesh has significantly increased its power in the country recently. According to our estimates, the number of militants exceeds 10,000 and continues to grow, particularly due to new fighters arriving from Syria and Iraq," Kabulov told the Sputnik news agency.
The Russian envoy alleged helicopters "without identifying insignia" are transferring fighters and delivering "Western [military] equipment" to the Afghan branch of the terrorist group.
He added that Moscow repeatedly has raised the issue with the United Nations and NATO, but has not yet received "a clear response" from them.
Kabulov says the situation in the Afghan provinces of Jowzjan and Sar-e-Pol are of particular concern because locals also have spotted Algerian and French fighters in the IS ranks. He went on to assert that the terrorist group aims to extend its influence to Russia's southern regions and its partner nations in Central Asia.
FILE - Russian President Vladimir Putin's special
FILE - Russian President Vladimir Putin's special envoy for Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov speaks during a press conference in Brussels, Belgium, Oct. 26, 2017.
"We are regularly asking our NATO partners, who are in fact controlling the airspace over Afghanistan, about this issue, but we have not heard any reasonable answer yet," Kabulov insisted.
Officials at NATO's Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan, which consists mostly of U.S. troops, blame Moscow for supporting and arming the Taliban, which has been waging a deadly insurgency to topple the U.S.-backed Afghan government.
Afghan officials are dismissing concerns IS loyalists have established a stronghold in the country, and they are playing down the threat posed by the terrorist group. Defense Ministry spokesman Dawlat Waziri told reporters earlier this week sustained security operations backed by U.S. airstrikes have in the past nine months killed about 1,600 Daesh fighters, including senior commanders.
IS began its extremists operations in eastern Afghanistan in early 2015, and at its peak had roughly 3,000 fighters, according to U.S. military estimates.
U.S. officials maintain counter-IS operations being conducted in partnership with local forces have since put persistent pressure on the terrorist group, significantly reducing its territory and eliminating one third of its fighters in the country.
UN Report Cites Progress, Challenges in Afghanistan
Afghanistan made improvements on a number of fronts this year but still faces major challenges, ranging from the rejuvenated Taliban and other opposition forces to widespread corruption, challenges in putting together elections, a boom in heroin production and ongoing tensions with neighboring Pakistan, an annual U.N. report says.After decades of war and chaos, the country again appears to be at a crossroads that depends in part on whether the Taliban will give up terrorism and…
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As eleições estaduais no Rio Grande do Sul em 2014 foram realizadas em 5 de outubro (1º turno) e 26 de outubro (2º turno), como parte das eleições gerais no Brasil. Os eleitores aptos a votaram elegeram o Presidente da República, Governador do Estado e um Senador da República, além de 31 Deputados Federais e 55 Deputados Estaduais. Como nenhum dos candidatos a governador obteve mais da metade dos votos válidos, um segundo turno foi realizado. O ex-prefeito de Caxias do Sul José Ivo Sartori, candidato do PMDB, foi eleito para um mandato de quatro anos como governador e o jornalista e advogado Lasier Martins (PDT) foi eleito para um mandato de oito anos como senador.

Regras

Governador e Vice-governador
No geral, as regras para as eleições presidenciais também se aplicam às estaduais. Isto é, as eleições possuem dois turnos e se nenhum dos candidatos alcança maioria absoluta dos votos válidos, um segundo turno entre os dois mais votados acontece. Todos os candidatos com cargos executivos devem renunciar até 5 de abril, para poderem disputar.

Senador
Conforme rodízio previsto para as eleições ao Senado, em 2014,  será disputada apenas uma vaga por estado com mandato de 8 anos. O candidato mais votado é eleito, não havendo segundo turno para as eleições legislativas.

Candidatos a governador
Tarso Genro (PT): O Partido dos Trabalhadores, que estava no governo desde a eleição passada, lançou a candidatura do atual governador Tarso Genro a reeleição. Contou com o apoio dos seguintes partidos: PTB, PCdoB, PROS, PTC, PPL e PR. Terá como sua vice Abigail Pereira.

Ana Amélia Lemos (PP): Considerado o maior partido do Estado, o PP lançou a candidatura da senadora Ana Amélia Lemos ao Piratini. O lançamento de sua pré-candidatura ocorreu em 24 de maio de 2014 na Assembleia Legislativa do Rio Grande do Sul, em Porto Alegre. Contou com o apoio dos seguintes partidos: PSDB, PRB, SD. Teve como seu vice o deputado estadual Cassiá Carpes (SD).

José Ivo Sartori (PMDB): Para retornar ao governo do estado, o PMDB lançou o ex-prefeito de Caxias do Sul, José Ivo Sartori. Contou com o apoio dos seguintes partidos: PSD, PSB, PPS, PSDC, PSL, PHS e PTdoB. Teve como vice José Paulo Cairoli, do PSD.

Roberto Robaina (PSOL): O PSOL lançou Roberto Robaina ao governo do estado. Teve o apoio do PSTU e sua vice foi Gabrielle Tolloti (PSOL).

Vieira da Cunha (PDT): O PDT lançou a candidatura do Deputado Federal Vieira da Cunha ao governo estadual. Teve o apoio do PSC, do DEM, do PV e do PEN.

Edison Estivalete Bilhalva (PRTB): Em convenção realizada no dia 14 de junho, o PRTB lançou a candidatura de Edison Estivalete Bilhalva ao governo do Rio Grande do Sul. A vice, foi anunciado Hermes Aloísio.

João Carlos Rodrigues (PMN) Considerado um partido de aluguel, o PMN, que apesar de estar participando em coligações para governador em todos os estados, teve candidatos ao cargo pelo próprio partido apenas no Rio Grande do Sul e no Amazonas. Nos outros estados, o PMN esteve em coligações (geralmente enormes) apoiando 8 candidatos a governador pelo PSDB, 4 pelo PMDB, 2 pelo PT, 2 pelo PSB e o restante por outras siglas. Nacionalmente o partido apoiou Aécio Neves (PSDB). Antes do pleito em primeiro turno o candidato ao Palácio Piratini foi barrado por não apresentar as contas referentes as Eleições de 2010.

Candidatos a senador
Olívio Dutra (PT) : O ex-governador do Rio Grande do Sul Olívio Dutra foi anunciado como candidato ao Senado após acordo firmado entre as representações do PT, PTB e PCdoB na chapa encabeçada por Tarso Genro, que disputará a reeleição ao governo do estado.

Beto Albuquerque (PSB): O Deputado Federal Beto Albuquerque seria candidato ao senado na chapa de José Ivo Sartori, porém com a morte de Eduardo Campos, foi candidato a vice-presidente na chapa encabeçada por Marina Silva pelo PSB, e o candidato ao Senado acabou sendo Pedro Simon, que tentou sem sucesso um quinto mandato consecutivo no cargo.

Lasier Martins (PDT): O jornalista Lasier Martins anunciou sua candidatura ao senado federal no dia 7 de outubro de 2013, ao vivo, durante seu comentário no Jornal do Almoço.

Simone Leite (PP): A estanciense Simone Leite teve a sua candidatura ao Senado confirmada durante a convenção da coligação PP/PSDB/SDD e PRB. A empresária, que atualmente mora em Canoas, estava à frente da Câmara de Indústria, Comércio e Serviços de Canoas (Cics) e da Federasul, entidades onde deve entregar o cargo para se dedicar ao pleito. Esta é a sua primeira candidatura a um cargo político.

Júlio Flores (PSTU): Coligado ao PSOL, o PSTU escolheu o professor Júlio Flores como candidato ao senado.

Outros candidatos ao Senado são Ciro Machado (PMN) e Rubens Goldenberg (cujo nome na urna é Gold), seu partido é o PRP, que não possui candidato próprio ao governo estadual, apenas a frente do próprio Goldenberg somado a candidaturas a deputados federais e estaduais, além de apoiar nacionalmente Marina Silva (PSB).

{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Candidato a senador !! Candidato a suplente !! Número Eleitoral !! style="width: 30em" | Coligação !! Tempo de horário eleitoral
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|Olívio DutraPT || Carlos Vargas (PTB)Patrícia Beck (PTB)||131|| Unidade popular pelo Rio GrandePT, PCdoB, PTB, PTC, PROS, PR e PPL ||
5 minutos e 24 segundos

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|Simone Leite PP || Luiz Schenkel (PSDB)Waldir Canal (PRB)
||111|| A Esperança que Une o Rio GrandePP, SD, PSDB e PRB  ||
3 minutos e 55 segundos

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|Pedro Simon PMDB || Antonio Hohlfeldt (PMDB)Rejane Carvalho (PPS)
||151|| O novo caminho para o Rio GrandePMDB, PPS, PSD, PSB, PSDC, PSL, PHS e PTdoB ||
5 minutos e 4 segundos

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|Lasier Martins PDT || Cristopher Goulart (PDT)Adilson dos Santos (PEN)
||123|| O Rio Grande Merece MaisPDT, DEM, PSC, PV, PEN ||
2 minutos e 40 segundos

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|Júlio FloresPSTU || Abel Moraes (PSTU)Denior Machado (PSTU)
||160 || Frente de EsquerdaPSOL, PSTU  ||
1 minuto e 2 segundos

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|Ciro Machado PMN || Valdemar Riva (PMN)Bruno Nascimento (PMN)
||333|| -PMN ||

1 minuto e 2 segundos

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|Rubens Goldenberg (Gold) PRP || José Maria Peixoto (PRP)Christiane Medeiros (PRP)
||444|| -PRP || 1 minuto

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Programa eleitoral
De acordo com a lei eleitoral, todas as redes de acesso gratuito de televisão e rádio devem reservar dois programas de 50 minutos por dia. O tempo reservado a cada um dos candidatos é determinado com base no número de assentos ocupados pelos partidos que correspondem a sua coligação na Câmara dos Deputados. Os programas eleitorais são considerados uma ferramenta-chave de campanha no Brasil, onde a televisão e o rádio são as principais fontes de informação para muitos eleitores. O horário eleitoral gratuito também inclui candidatos concorrendo a cargos como Governador, Deputados Estadual e Federal, e Senador.

Primeiro turno

Segundo turno

Pesquisas eleitorais

Governador (1º turno)

Fonte: UOL

Governador (2º turno)
Fonte: UOL

Posicionamentos das siglas no segundo turno
Líderes dos quatro partidos da coligação A Esperança que Une o Rio Grande (de Ana Amélia) se reuniram no dia 7 de outubro e decidiram apoiar Aécio Neves e José Ivo Sartori. Segundo eles, a intenção seria acompanhar a vontade de mudança expressada nas urnas pela maioria dos gaúchos e também Sartori representaria o projeto mais identificado com as propostas por eles defendidas.

No dia 6 de outubro a executiva estadual do PDT anunciou um indicativo de apoio ao candidato do PMDB no segundo turno. No dia 9, o diretório estadual do PDT contrariou a decisão da executiva e liberou  os filiados para votarem como quisessem (com 77 votos favoráveis, 52 contrários e uma abstenção). Nacionalmente o PDT seguiu apoiando Dilma Rousseff no segundo turno, porém no Rio Grande do Sul a legenda liberou os votos para a presidência. O DEM declarou apoio ao candidato do PMDB no dia 13. No dia 16 Sartori recebeu a confirmação de apoio das siglas PSC, PV e PEN (que estavam na coligação O Rio Grande Merece Mais com PDT e DEM).

No segundo turno, a direção estadual do PSOL, que já anunciava que seguiria na oposição ao governo do estado independente do resultado da eleição, orientou seus militantes a tomarem livremente sua decisão de voto e pontuou que respeitaria a posição daqueles que decidissem pelo voto nulo como forma de protesto. Dias mais tarde, Luciana Genro, candidata a presidência da república pelo PSOL, abriu voto em seu pai (Tarso) e essa informação foi confirmada pela assessoria de imprensa do partido. Luciana declarou "Um voto de filha para pai. E porque o PMDB não é nem será uma alternativa para melhorar a vida do povo". A candidata a deputada federal Paula Alves (8ª mais votada pelo partido) e a Corrente Socialista dos Trabalhadores (CST), sua tendência dentro do PSOL, criticaram a posição de Luciana, dizendo que tal declaração era despolitizada, enfraquecia o partido e estava na contramão de lutas como a dos bancários que enfrentavam o governo Tarso. A CST, que no segundo turno defendeu o voto nulo, também criticou duramente a posição nacional do PSOL votada pela maioria das outras tendências, posição essa que orientou seus apoiadores a darem "nenhum voto a Aécio Neves"; bem como criticou os parlamentares psolistas que fizeram campanha para Dilma.

Tanto o PSTU quanto o PCB orientaram seus militantes a votarem nulo no segundo turno estadual< e presidencial.

O PRP e o PTN (que no primeiro turno não compuseram coligações para a eleição de governador) e o PRTB (que teve como candidato Estivalete) também declararam apoio a Sartori no segundo turno.

Resultados

Governador: 1º turno

Governador: 2º turno

Senador

Deputados federais

Relação de deputados federais eleitos

 Do total dos eleitos em 2014 para a Câmara Federal, três foram chamados para o Governo Sartori e não chegaram a tomar posse em 2015.

Deputados estaduais

Relação de deputados estaduais eleitos

Rio Grande do Sul
2014


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Q: Comparison of LEFT JOINS in MS Access If I have a query structured as:
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The fourth row is accurate, there were no records in TBL3 for Month 8 so it accurately reflected NULL.
Likewise, The fifth row is accurately representing TBL2 missing data for Month 8.

The data in the tables is a simple format such as the following:

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Blue Ribbon preview: Rice
Rice Owls
Team preview: Rice
Two things became immediately apparent in David Bailiff's first few months as Rice's new head coach.
First, he could tell the Owls felt burned by Todd Graham's decision to leave Rice after one year to become the head coach at Conference USA rival Tulsa.
"The first thing we had to do as a staff was regain their trust," said Bailiff, who came to Rice after three seasons as the head coach at Texas State. "Trust is all about doing what you say you're going to do, and that's what we've done with these guys every day. Every thing we said we were going to do, we've done, and I think they trust us now. They believe in us and what we're doing."
At the same time, Bailiff also realized his new players gained something valuable from the 2006 season. The Owls overcame a 1-5 start and the death of freshman defensive back Dale Lloyd and won five games by a total of 15 points on the way to a 7-5 regular-season record and the program's first bowl since 1961. Not even a one-sided loss to Troy in the New Orleans Bowl could diminish the impact of the 2006 season on the Owls' newfound and hard-earned self-assurance.
"There's a lot of excitement from this team, from the university and from the community now," Bailiff said. "The guys see themselves as winners and they know they can compete. So for 15 days in spring, they went out there every day with a winning attitude.
"It's a really fabulous thing when you have 15 days of spring practice and you think that in all 15 days we got better. That's just a tribute to those kids' attitudes. They believe in themselves now."
With the Owls believing in the new coaches and themselves, this appears to be a far different Rice team than the one that suffered through a 1-10 season in 2005, the program's first Conference USA season and its last under Ken Hatfield.
Of course, the Owls aren't the only ones who know they're better than before. The rest of the conference knows it, too, giving Rice one more challenge to overcome this season.


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