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Цецелија () насеље је у општини Вучитрн на Косову и Метохији. Према попису становништва на Косову 2011. године, село је имало 1.171 становника

Географија
Село је на падини Копаоника, по дну долине Слаковачке реке, на надморској висини од 620-640 м, удаљено око 14 км североисточно од Вучитрна. Цецелија је планинско село у котлини слаковачке реке, разбијеног типа, са листопадном шумом, ливадама и пашњацима и тиме погодно за сточарство; оранице у равници са плодном лукињом и пескушом, на којима успевају све житарице, поврће и воће. Смештено на падинама огранака Копаоника, удаљено око 14 км североисточно од Вучитрна.

Историја
У поменику манастира Девича уписани су Срби 1763. као дародавци из Цецелија. У селу постоји назив Црквени До (Љугу е Кишес), који указује на постојање цркве ранијег српског становништва. Назив села указује и на могућност постојања цркве. св. Цецилије за католичко средњовековно становништво рударски копаоничких насеобина. Албанци су у ово село стигли 182. и затекли Србе, који су се потом иселили. Српски род Милојевићи прешао је у Горњу Судимљу и обновио село. По доласку Албанаца за Турску, у ово село 1925. доселило се 6 кућа Срба на купљена имања. Сада у овом селу живе само Албанци. Гробље је уништено и од њега нема трага. Разбијеног је типа џематске врсте. У највећој, јужној махали живе родови Перчук и Измак, а две мање северне групе кућа насељава род Муљак. Поред ових старијих родова, у свим трима групама кућа има још покоји доцнији досељенички род. При досељењу горе споменутих родова на Косову Цецилија је била чифлик на коме су чифчије били неки Арбанаси од фиса Бериша. Како су ти Арбанаси покушавали да присвоје земљу, то чифлик-сахабија Махмуд-бег из Вучитрна нађе претке ових родова и прода им чифлик. Бериши су се онда иселили у околна села. Али пре Бериша су у Цецилији живели Срби.

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Арбанашки родови

– Перчук (12 к.), – Измак (7 к.) и – Муљак (5 к.), сви од фиса Краснића; прва два рода знају још да су од братства Никаја. Доселили се око 1820. из Малесије. Перчук је прво "пао" у Мајанце, Измак у Пестово, а Муљак у Г. Дубницу. Појасеви за Перчуке у 1935. од досељења: Исмаил, Делија, Таир, Амит (75 година).

– Саитовић (2 к.), од фиса Краснића. Доселили се из Малесије после првих и били чифчије у њих.

– Жегров (2 к.) и – Орлишта (1 к.), од фиса Гаша. Доселили се као мухаџири из Топлице из села Жегрова и Орлишта.

– Млина (1 к). од фиса Бериша. Мухаџир је из Топлице. У Цецилију је прешао 1929. из Пестова.

Српски родови

– Аксентијевићи (2 к.). Доселили се 1925. из Кастрата (Топлица).

– Станисављевићи (2 к.). Досељени 1925. из Боранца (Брус).

– Анђелковићи (2 к.). Досељени 1925. из Србовца (Ибарска клисура). Сви су се ови српски родови доселили на купљена имања.

Учесници ослободилачких ратова 1912-18
 Аксентијевић Радомир, Солунски фронт

Учесници другог светског рата (1941-47)
 Анђелковић Милорад
 Анђелковић Мирослав
 Анђелковић Радијон
 Аксентијевић Бранислав
 Аксентијевић Светислав
 Анђелковић Спасоје

Одсељени 1941-93
 Аксентијевић Радомир 1957, са 12 чл., Београд
 Анђелковић Вуксан 1958, са 9 чл., Ибар. Долина
 Анђелковић Радијон 1958, са 6 чл., Ибар. Долина
 Анђелковић Радоица 1958, са 5 чл., Ибар. Долина
 Станисављевић Драгиша 1957, са 5 чл., Ибар. Долина
 Станисављевић Радунка 1957, са 3 чл., Ибар. Долина.

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On Monday, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner notified Congress that the public debt limit will become binding within two weeks and Treasury will no longer be able to borrow additional funds. Nevertheless, Congress is taking its time on raising the debt limit, with some lawmakers still saying they will not vote for an increase under any circumstances. This is a clear shirking of their responsibilities, the nation's finances, and the well-being of every American.
Members of Congress opposed to increasing the debt limit are like people who give their credit cards to a friend, telling them to buy whatever they like. Then they refuse to pay the bill in order to punish their friend for overspending. But their friend still has whatever was bought with the credit card and the only ones being punished are the shareholders of the credit card company, whose profits will be lower because one of its cardholders is fundamentally dishonest.
At the risk of belaboring the obvious, the federal budget deficit didn't just suddenly arise solely because of actions taken by Democrats over the last two years. As a recent report from Pew makes clear, the bulk of it results from a recession that began in December 2007 and actions taken by Republicans when they were in power: huge tax cuts, two unfunded wars, and new spending programs such as Medicare Part D. Furthermore, Republicans themselves admit that even if their budget plans were enacted in every detail and spending is slashed, the government would still run deficits of more than $5 trillion over the next 10 years; that is what would result from the budget drafted by Rep. Paul Ryan, which all but 4 Republicans in the House voted for on April 15.
For the record, these are the deficits that House Republicans officially support (fiscal years): 2012: $995 billion; 2013: $698 billion; 2014: $489 billion; 2015: $431 billion; 2016: $478 billion; 2017: $407 billion; 2018: $378 billion; 2019: $415 billion; 2020: $405 billion; and 2021: $391 billion.
To vote for $5 trillion in additional deficits – not to mention all of the legislation that got us to today's deficit – and then oppose allowing the Treasury to borrow funds to cover the lost revenue from tax cuts and the spending Congress enacted into law is nothing but reckless grandstanding.
in enough in taxes to cover its payments.
It's reckless because failure to raise the debt limit not only threatens a default that could potentially roil the entire world financial system, but would potentially deprive federal workers of their salaries, deny payments to businesses for goods and services sold to the federal government, renege on Social Security benefits to retirees, and shortchange savers who depend on interest income.
It is difficult to explain the vastness and variety of payments the Treasury must make every working day. On Monday, May 2, it paid out $6.4 billion in interest on the debt, $4.5 billion to retired federal workers, $3.7 billion to military retirees, $2.6 billion to house the indigent, and $1.6 billion in federal salaries, among other things. On Tuesday, May 3, the Treasury paid $21.8 billion to Social Security recipients, $1.6 billion to Medicare providers, and $1.6 billion to vendors that sold supplies to the Department of Defense.
Most days, the Treasury does not take in enough in taxes to cover its payments. On Monday, it took in almost $26 billion, but on Tuesday it took in less than $4 billion. Through Tuesday, the Treasury has received a little less than $1.3 trillion in taxes for fiscal year 2011, but has made payments of almost $7 trillion. The reason the payment number is so large is because it includes funds that were paid to Treasury's lenders, whose securities matured and needed to be paid off.
the national debt increased on those days.
Redemptions to owners of Treasury securities eat up a vast amount of its cash on a day to day basis. On Monday, it needed $316 billion to redeem various bills, notes and bonds, and on Tuesday it redeemed another $265 billion. Through Tuesday, Treasury has redeemed close to $40 trillion of maturing securities in fiscal year 2011. In almost all cases, these securities were rolled over; in effect, the Treasury simultaneously paid to and borrowed from the same people and institutions.
But of course, because the federal government runs a budget deficit, the Treasury must borrow a little more on most days. On Monday, there was a net increase in Treasury borrowing of $33 billion, on Tuesday the increase was $11 billion. This is how much the national debt increased on those days. As of May 3, the total amount of debt outstanding was $14,280,140,000 and the debt limit is $14,294,000,000.
Obviously, there is little room to spare and beginning today, May 6, the Treasury will start suspending certain payments that can legally be put off. If the debt limit is not raised by May 16, it will suspend other payments. Treasury estimates that by August 2, it will run out of maneuvering room and default on the debt will become unavoidable.
Many conservatives say that as long as it has sufficient monthly cash flow from taxes to pay monthly interest on the debt then the Treasury can just stop making payments to doctors and hospitals that provide Medicare services, stop paying salaries to federal workers, stop paying vendors that provide food and ammunition for our troops in the field, and, above all, stop paying Social Security benefits.
How the Treasury will decide who gets paid and who doesn't is a complete mystery and a problem that no conservative to my knowledge has given a second's thought to. There is no law allowing it to prioritize payments except in a couple of very limited cases, which it will begin using shortly. In any event, it is a very bad idea to give the Treasury secretary the unilateral power to decide who and when those who are owed money by the federal government will get it.
Although some people argue that Social Security benefits are not jeopardized as long as there are sufficient assets in the Social Security trust fund, they don't understand that securities held by the trust fund are not marketable, and if Treasury can't borrow it won't have the cash to redeem them. That is why Congress had to pass a special law back in 1996 allowing the debt limit to be increased by the amount needed to pay Social Security benefits during an earlier debt limit impasse.
The real issue with the debt limit isn't whether the government should run a budget deficit or if the deficit is too large. It's about cash flow and making sure that the Treasury has enough on a daily basis to pay its bills and neither inconvenience nor break faith with those who sold goods and services to the government, loaned it money, or depend on federal programs for life and health. The word "irresponsible" is inadequate to describe those in Congress who use doubletalk to justify refusing to raise the debt limit.


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Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis ( ANUG )
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By Isreal Olabanji DST RN Last updated Dec 17, 2019 0
Anug Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis also known as trench mouth is a common, non-contagious infection of the gums with sudden onset. The main features are painful, bleeding gums, and ulceration of inter-dental papillae (the sections of gum between adjacent teeth).
This is a disease characterized by rapidly progressive ulceration starting at the tips of the interdental papillae, spreading along the gingival margins and going to acute destruction of the periodontium.
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Fusospirochetal – Borrelia Vincenti and Fusobacterium nucleatum. Although there are other organisms which have been reported to reduce the oxygen tension for the anaerobes to grow. A gram-negative organism has been reported to release endotoxins which cause vasoconstriction favoring the necrosis of the tissues.
Bad oral hygiene.
Malnutrition.
Psychological stress.
Chronic anxiety.
Upper respiratory infections.
Immunosuppressive drugs.
Leukemia or other cancers.
Malaria.
Hiv / Aids.
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Bleeding from gums after minor trauma.
Increased salivation.
Difficulty in mastication.
– Ulcers which are found at the tips of interdental papilla with the edges sharply defined by erythema and edema of the margins. The surface is covered by a grayish or yellowish tenacious slough, removal of slough lead to free bleeding. It is very tender.
Laterally along the gingival edge.
Deep to involve interdental soft and hard tissues.
Across to involve attached gingival.
There can be contact ulcer on the buccal mucosa and much more.
In Africa where there is a predominance of Malnutrition, malaria and debilitating diseases the necrosis and infection may spread to cause rapid destruction of facial tissues which may perforate the cheek and lips. This is called cancrum oris. It is common in northern Nigeria.
Cancrum Oris (Noma)is a devastating infectious disease which destroys the soft and hard tissues of the oral and para-oral structures. The dehumanizing oro-facial gangrenous lesion affects predominantly children ages 2 to 16 years, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, where the estimated frequency in some communities varies from 1 to 7 cases per 1000 population.
The risk factors are poverty, malnutrition, poor oral hygiene, residential proximity to livestock in unsanitary environments, and infectious diseases, particularly measles and those due to the herpesviridae.
Infections and malnutrition impair the immune system, and this is the common denominator for the occurrence of noma. Acute necrotizing gingivitis (ANG) and oral herpetic ulcers are considered the antecedent lesions, and ongoing studies suggest that the rapid progression of these precursor lesions to noma requires infection by a consortium of micro-organisms, with Fusobacterium necrophorum (Fn) and Prevotella intermedia (Pi) as the suspected key players.
Additional to a production of a growth-stimulating factor for Pi, Fn displays a classic endotoxin, a dermonecrotic toxin, a cytoplasmic toxin, and a hemolysin.
Without appropriate treatment, the mortality rate from noma is 70-90%. Survivors suffer the two-fold afflictions of oro-facial mutilation and functional impairment, which require a time-consuming, financially prohibitive surgical reconstruction.
Ankylosis of temporomandibular joint.
Oral hygiene measures: Scaling and polishing and counseling on the maintenance of good oral hygiene.
Chemotherapy: metronidazole 200mg thrice daily for 5 days.
Oral toileting and debridement: use of hydrogen peroxide mouthwashes or most importantly warm saline mouthwash as many times as possible in a day for many days.
An underlying systemic problem must be treated.
If there are facial defects or temporomandibular joint Ankylosis surgery should be done.
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Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane has told reporters that he will 'not ask for a striker' when the January transfer window opens, despite Karim Benzema's poor run of form.
The French striker has come under scrutiny after only being able to find the back of the net five times in 18 appearances for the current Champions League holders.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Co are also off the pace in La Liga, as they trail league leaders and rivals Barcelona by eight points in fourth place.
However, despite his compatriot being off the boil, Zidane has reassured him by revealing that he won't be looking for his replacement next month.
'[Benzema] has been very good and I will not ask for a striker,' Zidane told reporters after their 2-1 victory over Al Jazira on Wednesday.
'Everyone can have their opinion, he had a good game.
'The team have created chances and I'm disappointed for him because the ball didn't want to go in.
Real will face Brazilian side Gremio in the Club World Cup final on Saturday after coming from behind to beat Al Jazira 2-1 in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday evening.
Benzema failed to get on the scoresheet before coming off for Gareth Bale, who eventually scored Madrid's winner nine minutes before the final whistle.
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Executives from around the world agree that research and development is a global effort requiring collaboration. Yet many say their organizations must improve in this area — evolving from the centralized approach that's prevalent today — to meet strategic goals. In other words, for today's R&D organizations, there is a significant gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it. Vital as it is to their futures, the art of collaboration is one that many R&D organizations have yet to master.
Innovation, Global Operations, R&D
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Operations, Partnerships & Alliances
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Facebook's Bet: "Wisdom of Friends" Will Beat Out "Wisdom of Crowds"
A New Yorker story says that Facebook is trying to come up with an approach to organizing the Internet that's entirely different from what Google has done, guiding you through the preferences of your friends.
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The Huge Loss of Lost Contacts
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Martha Mangelsdorf


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On Opening Night, marvel at jaw-dropping virtuosos double-bassist Xavier Foley and violinist Tai Murray, who perform separately, and then together, in a Festival commission by award-winning composer Derek Bermel for bass, violin, and actor. The Festival Artistic Directors start off the evening with Mendelssohn's luminous Variations for Cello and Piano, and the program closes with Ralph Vaughan Williams' ravishing, romantic Piano Quintet.
Winner of a 2018 Avery Fisher Career Grant, double bassist Xavier Foley has captivated audiences "with superbly executed performances… playing fluidly and passionately" (Splash Magazines). In the 2017-2018 season, Mr. Foley appears as soloist with the Orchard Park Symphony Orchestra, and performs recitals at the Port Washington Library, the Paramount Theatre, the Perlman Music Program Alumni Recital Series, the Harriman-Jewell Series, and at the Buffalo Chamber Music Society. As a Winner of the 2016 Young Concert Artists International Auditions along with four Performance Prizes, he gave his New York and Washington, DC debut recitals this season, which included two of his own compositions. Mr. Foley has appeared as soloist with the Atlanta Symphony, Nashville Symphony, Brevard Concert Orchestra, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Sphinx Symphony Orchestra and with the Sphinx Virtuosi at Carnegie Hall. His numerous prizes include Philadelphia's Musical Fund Society, First Prizes at Astral's 2014 National Auditions, Sphinx's 2014 Competition, and at the 2011 International Society of Bassists Competition. Xavier Foley has participated in the Marlboro Music and the Delaware Chamber Music Festivals.
An inspiring talent with a silky and sweet tone from even the highest registers of her instrument, impeccable intonation, dexterity, subtlety yet always vigorous and dramatic, the well-schooled and hugely musical Tai Murray has become an essential personality in today's classical musical world. She is a former BBC young generation artist and member of the Marlboro Festival and of Lincoln Center's Chamber Music Society. Living between New York and Berlin, Tai has been heard on stages such as the Barbican, Queen Elisabeth and London Royal Albert Hall, aside orchestras such as Chicago Symphony, Atlanta Symphony, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Manchester BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of Wales and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic.
The Grammy Award-winning Rostad has received praise for his rich and expressive tone, energy, and commanding presence, and has been described by critics as an "electrifying, poetic and sensitive musician." In addition to performing, Rostad teaches at the Eastman School of Music. As a member of the Pacifica Quartet, Masumi has performed and toured extensively throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Other honors include the Cleveland Quartet Award and the Avery Fisher Career Grant. As a soloist, Rostad has appeared at prominent festivals including Spoleto USA, Music@Menlo, Marlboro, and Rockport Chamber Music; collaborated with such string quartets as the St. Lawrence, Pavel Hass, Emerson, and the Ying Quartet.


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All the Legends, Myths and Mysteries
Guarding the Temple
Half-Man Half-Lion
Other Mythical Creatures from Thailand
Ancient Hindu Mythology
Amazing Mythology you may also like to try
The Singha figurehead is a type of temple guardian accredited to one of the mythical creatures known throughout Thailand. They are depicted as half-man and half-lion. Some sit atop gateposts while many others tend to guard temple entrances.
You'll find that the marble temple of Wat Benchamabophit in Bangkok city has a number of these large beasts gracing the compound. Smaller specimens can be seen on the grounds of the Grand Palace including Wat Phra Kaew.
The name is believed to have originated from the Hindu word Singh which in turn is derived from the Sanskrit word Simha which means lion. In western astrology, it can be viewed in the same context as the zodiac sign of Leo.
The final syllable is marked as silent. Sanskrit is a historical Indo-Aryan form of communication as well as being the primary liturgical language of both Hinduism and Buddhism.
Singha is also the name used for a popular local brand of beer. It's often used as place names and for the name of the solar calendar month of August. The latter for which the "ha" is pronounced.
Temple Guardians at Wat Phra Kaew
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Singha Guards at Wat Phra Kaew
When you next arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, pause for a while and marvel at some of the giant grimacing images known as Yaksha. They grace the departure hall and simply cannot be missed. They are just so in your face due to their brightly coloured faces and attire. Other examples can be found at Wat Phra Kaew on the grounds of the Grand Palace.
Naga Serpent at Suvarnabhumi Airport
Another interesting mythical creature is one called the Makara. According to ancient Hindu Mythology, is seen as a marvellous sea creature depicted as half-fish and half-animal. In Thailand, they are seen as aquatic monsters made up either as part of a serpent, a part of a crocodile and a part of an elephant. Go and check them all out.
Makara Serpent
Naga is a serpent-like protector of Buddha.
Garuda is a mythical birdlike creature in Hindu and Buddhist mythology.
Kinnari appears in the form of a half-woman and half-bird.
Apsonsi appears in the form of a half-woman and half-lion.
Erawan is a three-headed mythical elephant of Hindu origin. The elephant statue seen in the photo is located in the province of Samut Prakan just outside Bangkok.
Hongsa is often seen as a glittering five-metre tall swan-like figure gracing the prow of a royal barge or perched high on the apex of temple roofs.


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Staff Correspondent | Published: 2021-01-06 09:51:19 BdST
BIDA, StanChart announce partnership to increase FDI
Staff Correspondent
Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) and Standard Chartered Bank announced a partnership to jointly promote Bangladesh as a preferred investment destination and work together to bring in targeted global investments to the country.
The first initiative to be undertaken through this partnership will be the China-Bangladesh Investment Summit, scheduled to be held on January 25, said a press release.
The virtual event will showcase the partnership potential between Bangladesh and China and highlight the emerging strategic opportunities in the highly promising Bangladesh-China trade and investment corridor.
Over 300 delegates representing Chinese public and private sectors, policymakers, investors, bankers and economists, along with prominent leaders from Bangladesh's private and public sectors are expected to be in attendance.
BIDA, the country apex investment promotion body, and Standard Chartered, Bangladesh's largest global bank, will collaborate on marketing and trade exchange initiatives that will help companies invest in Bangladesh.
The partnership will also extend to knowledge exchange on policies, regulations and procedures on investment issues and potential investment opportunities in Bangladesh.
The partnership will leverage Standard Chartered's banking networks both at home and abroad to target high value, high technology and high impact investments, covering key priority sectors such as agri-business, ICT, electronics, plastics, light engineering, shipbuilding, tourism, renewable energy, power and healthcare, along with a host of other growth areas.
Sirazul Islam, Executive Chairman of BIDA, said, "Foreign direct investment (FDI) will be a key enabler for Bangladesh to achieve sustained double-digit growth and the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, and become a higher income country by 2041. While we continue to work to improve ease of doing business and create a business-friendly environment to accelerate FDI flow, we must at the same time take the story of a rising Bangladesh to the world.
Public and private sector collaboration is now more important, as we look to overcome challenges of Covid-19 and leverage the opportunities of the new normal."
Naser Ezaz Bijoy, CEO of Standard Chartered Bangladesh, said, "Shifting patterns of globalization and the system shock caused by the pandemic highlights the importance of building resilience through diversification.
With companies looking to invest in diverse markets to build resilience and leverage available resources and prospects, we have a unique window of opportunity to expand our FDI."
Md Musharraf Hossain, Additional Secretary of BIDA, delivered the welcome speech on the occasion. Enamul Huque, Managing Director of the Standard Chartered Bank and other senior officials of the bank were also present on the occasion.
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My suggestion to, not just l10n project, but whole project in general is to simplify the join procedure a bit. Mostly this - join there, send your informations here, signup there, etc. I think there a more people who would like to contribute in some way but get lost in this digital jungle.


WarSeer > Wargaming > Games Workshop > Warhammer: The Old World > Warhammer: The Old World Tactics > 3500 Orcs and Goblins 'Ard Boyz!!
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Alrighty, here's the deal. I've never played in a tournament before in my life. I've never played Fantasy with anyone besides the three buddies I helped get into the game. But the 'Ard Boyz tournament sounds like a lot of fun, and it's free! Why wouldn't I want to get in on the action? So, I've scrabbled together a list. I have some pretty good luck with my 2000 point lists, but I've never tried anything of this size before, and I know the tournament will be chock-full of the Velveetiest army lists in the world - that's a given, becuase there are no army composition scores. So please, tear this list apart and help me become a Warhammer Fantasy champion!!
So... as a reflection of my orcy nature, I don't necessarily have lot of tactics in mind. Skarsnik will be able to fudge up a lot of plans simply through his "Sneaky Schemes" ability. I would love for my opponents' stationary units to have to "move in" from the table edge! The lord on the wyvern is for flying behind enemy lines and causing devastation. The two goblin bosses on the Gigantic Spider and Great Cave Squig are also for devastation, because most opponents plan on heroes that stay with units and fight in ranks. The spider boss and other riders will be able to move around and possibly get flank/rear charges. Giants are amazing, I've never used trolls before but heard they're good... I don't have a heck of a lot of tactics, there will just be so much on the field I have no idea how things are going to work.
Tear this list apart. Tell me what works and what doesn't. Help me be the best Warboss I can be!!
So... no one has any sort of advice for a first-time tournament goer? Not even any fellow greenskin players? I need all the help I can get!
If you cut your infantry blocks to 30, you could include a 3rd unit of night gobbos w/ fanatics. Also, I second the suggestion to make the wolf riders 2 units of 5. If you don't want any more infantry blocks, then cut them back anyway to include more special choices, like 4 more spear chukkaz, or a block of squigs.
The huge units will be difficult to move around the table and will have enormous flanks to be charged.
You don't have much antimagic.
When I played O&G, I ran a gobbo BB on spider w/ the LD10 crown, in my unit of trolls. They never let me down, except when I rolled boxcars. Our local O&G guy runs them between his blocks of gobbos to prevent animosity outbreaks, and to rush ahead to pin units in place for a fanatics bomb (regen is a good thing to have when you could be hit by a fanatic).
Giants are utterly reliable against most ranked infantry w/o GWs. Anything that gets a lot of attacks or which have S5 or higher should be avoided though. He will crush most core infantry (and usually smash through cavalry in a turn or two), but specials and rares could be a problem for him.


A high ratio of dietary animal to vegetable protein increases the rate of bone loss and the risk of fracture in postmenopausal women. Study of Osteoporotic Fractures Research Group.
Different sources of dietary protein may have different effects on bone metabolism. Animal foods provide predominantly acid precursors, whereas protein in vegetable foods is accompanied by base precursors not found in animal foods. Imbalance between dietary acid and base precursors leads to a chronic net dietary acid load that may have adverse consequences on bone. We wanted to test the hypothesis that a high dietary ratio of animal to vegetable foods, quantified by protein content, increases bone loss and the risk of fracture. This was a prospective cohort study with a mean (+/-SD) of 7.0+/-1.5 y of follow-up of 1035 community-dwelling white women aged >65 y. Protein intake was measured by using a food-frequency questionnaire and bone mineral density was measured by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry. Bone mineral density was not significantly associated with the ratio of animal to vegetable protein intake. Women with a high ratio had a higher rate of bone loss at the femoral neck than did those with a low ratio (P = 0.02) and a greater risk of hip fracture (relative risk = 3.7, P = 0.04). These associations were unaffected by adjustment for age, weight, estrogen use, tobacco use, exercise, total calcium intake, and total protein intake. Elderly women with a high dietary ratio of animal to vegetable protein intake have more rapid femoral neck bone loss and a greater risk of hip fracture than do those with a low ratio. This suggests that an increase in vegetable protein intake and a decrease in animal protein intake may decrease bone loss and the risk of hip fracture. This possibility should be confirmed in other prospective studies and tested in a randomized trial.
More recent studies and randomized trials have discredited the conclusions of this study.
There are two published comments on this study. The full text is available for both.
Protein intake and bone health: the influence of belief systems on the conduct of nutritional science.
Dietary ratio of animal to vegetable protein and rate of bone loss and risk of fracture in postmenopausal women.


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Q: Mean Dice loss on train negative values I am training an Unet arch on Medical image semantic segmentation, supervised learning - images/masks and I am getting weird numbers for DICE loss
Vanila_UNet
Epoch [0]
Mean loss on train: -140.31943819224836
Mean DICE on train: 1.7142934219089918
Mean DICE on validation: 1.8950854703170916
Epoch [1]
Mean loss on train: -154.01165542602538
Mean DICE on train: 1.8439450739097656
Mean DICE on validation: 1.923283325048502
Epoch [2]
Mean loss on train: -155.57704811096193
Mean DICE on train: 1.8617926383475962
Mean DICE on validation: 1.9318473889899364
Epoch [3]
Mean loss on train: -156.61962712605794
Mean DICE on train: 1.8733720566917649
Mean DICE on validation: 1.933697909810023
Epoch [4]
Mean loss on train: -157.22541224161785
Mean DICE on train: 1.8788127825940564
Mean DICE on validation: 1.9533974303968433

I am using argumentation for normalisation. However, my mask stays min 0 and max 255. Image is normalised. In this scenario I get some numbers and the network is trying to actually do something, see image https://imgur.com/a/WqRhbaM
If I change when loading the data to dataloader and if I divide mask with 255., my predictions are all Mean DICE on train and Mean DICE on validation are 0, mean loss still negative but small negative ~ -0.025. The final NN prediction is blank image.
I assume the problem is in data loading:
class DukePeopleDataset(Dataset):

    def __init__(self, df, img_w, img_h):
        self.IMG_SIZE_W = img_w
        self.IMG_SIZE_H = img_h
        self.df = df
        self.in_channels = 3
        self.out_channels = 1

        self.transforms = self.define_transorms()

    def __len__(self):
        return len(self.df)

    def __getitem__(self, idx):
        image = cv2.resize(cv2.imread(self.df.iloc[idx, 0]), (self.IMG_SIZE_W, self.IMG_SIZE_H))
        mask = cv2.resize(cv2.imread(self.df.iloc[idx, 1],0), (self.IMG_SIZE_W, self.IMG_SIZE_H))
#         mask = mask/255.

        augmented = self.transforms(image = image,
                                      mask = mask)

        image = augmented['image']
        mask = augmented['mask']
        mask = mask.unsqueeze(0)

        return image, mask

    def get_dataframe(self):
        return self.df

    def define_transorms(self):
        transforms = A.Compose([
            A.HorizontalFlip(p=0.5),
            A.Normalize(p=1.0),
            ToTensorV2(),

        ])
        return transforms

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THIS WEEK: Arguing over health care and enrolling in Obamacare
Posted 9:26 am, November 10, 2019, by Jim Mertens
MOLINE, Illinois – Enrollment for 2020 health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act, known as ObamaCare, runs until December 15, 2019 in Iowa, Illinois, and across the nation.
Mateo Tiry-Ortiz is Community Health Center's Outreach and Enrollment Coordinator in charge of the group's Affordable Care Act enrollment program.
"Let's be honest, health insurance is not the most fun conversation to have and there's a lot of decisions that have to be made," said Mateo Tiry-Ortiz, Outreach and Enrollment Coordinator for Community Health Care.
Community Health Care is offering free counseling to people in the Quad Cities enrolling in ObamaCare.
Why should you get enrollment help and what do you need before the December 15 deadline? Find out in our NEWS 8 THIS WEEK EXTRA on Facebook at WQADJim Mertens.
The enrollment period opened just as Democratic candidates put health care front and center on the 2020 political stage.
The Warren Plan
"If somebody else has a better plan to deal with that $11 trillion that families are going to pay over the next 10 years, then they should put it out," said Massachusetts Senator and Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren.
Senator Warren's recently released Medicare for All plan has $20.5 trillion of new federal spending over ten years.
She says the middle class wouldn't pay more in taxes.
Other Democrats in the Presidential race are skeptics.
"Well, the math is certainly controversial," Pete Buttigieg told ABC News.
"I promise you, you couldn't even get it passed," said former Vice President Joe Biden.
Even Sen. Bernie Sanders, who helped author the original "Medicare for All" plan, has doubts.
"I think that that would probably have a very negative impact on creating those jobs or providing wages, increase wages and benefits for those," he told ABC News.
"So I think we have a better way."
Scott County Democratic chair Elesha Gayman and Republican chair Dave Millage talked about health care issues in today's political arena.
Local Political Leaders Weigh In
Democrats say it's a system that still needs fixing.
"Health care is a huge concern for people," said Scott County Democratic Party chairperson Elesha Gayman. "People are still going bankrupt."
Democrats say they will make health care one of the key issues of 2020.
"I think the consensus is our health care system needs to be reformed," Gayman added.
Republicans don't necessarily buy that.
"Do the people really want their health insurance or health care delivery system changed?" asked Scott County Republican Party chairman Dave Millage.
"I don't think they do."
Millage says America should scrap one-size-fits-all federal programs that hurt open competition and don't create cost effective savings.
"I don't buy that health care is that big of an issue to the electorate. 186 million people have private insurance. For the most part, they're happy with their insurance."
Adding Up the Numbers
The debate is heating up right now as Iowa and Illinois families are looking at their 2020 options for the Affordable Care Act.
49,210 Iowans are covered by Obamacare.
In Illinois, 312,280 people are enrolled.
A political cartoon from 1949 after President Harry Truman included National Health Care in his sweeping "Fair Deal" proposal.
This year rates are falling for some people.
"We're seeing hat kinda stabilize now with what the premiums are but what one of the things we looked at is we're seeing an increase in some of the tax credits as well," said Tyra-Ortiz with Community Health Care.
He says it's important that people meet with a consultant, or carefully look at the different options, before the December 15 deadline.
Heavily criticized by Republicans, some components have become very popular including mental health and preventative care coverage, coverage for adult children, and coverage for pre-existing conditions.
Democrats see it as more than a health care safety net.
"Health care should absolutely be a human right," said Gayman.
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Topics: ACA, jim mertens, Medicare, Obamacare, THIS WEEK, Your health
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When the brave, illustrious, God-fearing and beautiful Bianca Jaurez Olthoff reached out to me and asked me to write an article for Propel, I was completely honored and of course, instantly said yes. First, because I may have a #girlcrush on Bianca (she's smart and brave and loves Jesus…I've had the pleasure to hear her speak a few times and wow…). And second, because I had been following Propel Women and soooo believe there is a void in this world related to women leaders, defining what leadership is and empowering and enabling women to lead the way God calls them to. And Propel Women tackles these things in an incredible way. Their mission?
Yes, count me in. I have been working in corporate America for over 14 years and have played some level of a leadership role the entire time. Leading people. Leading visions. Leading projects. Over the years, I have fallen flat on my face many of times and I have had celebratory wins that warrant a high-five to God. Because I truly believe that it wasn't until I began my relationship with Jesus that I started learning how to lead well.
1. Founder Christine Caine puts it simply – we are all leaders. And I couldn't agree more. In the workplace, at home, at church, in our neighborhoods. We are all leading something.
2. Joyce Meyer talks about the importance of discipline and "works before perks" as a way to work for – and glorify – the Lord. Little by little when we make the right choices, even though those choices may be hard, God directs us to the places we need to be.
3. I LOVE how Alli Worthington defines leadership in her article about how she wants to help her 5 boys grow up to be leaders. A leader is someone who obeys the calling God has for their lives. A person who isn't swayed by popular opinion or the whims of the world. Leaders are not made by their title or position, but by their actions and their heart. A leader leads and influences others by the way they live life and love others. Whether you are a parent, aunt, coach, or mentor to a young person, you have the great honor of being able to help raise a future leader.
4. Jenni Catron discusses how to be an emotionally effective leader and one of my favorite lines I happen to live by as well is "look at yourself in the mirror first." The good leaders work to improve themselves and invest in training and ask for feedback before pointing the guns outward.
5. Last, I think one of my personal favorites and most impactful for me in the season I am in were the words of Sarah Bessey. She faced the tough question of what she would choose – motherhood or ministry? Her answer has helped me immensely!
You guys, these are just a few sound bites from a deeply rich and fruitful collection of stories. I so encourage you to download the Propel Collective, follow Propel Women on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. I promise you will be inspired, moved and challenged in the best possible way.
Lead on, my friends. Lead on!


A two-day professional development program, "Past Trauma and Current Relationships: Integrating Nonviolent Communication and Interpersonal Neurobiology," will be offered May 6–7 at the University of Maine Hutchinson Center.
The comprehensive program will benefit participants from a wide variety of fields, including for-profit and non-profit sectors, education, healthcare, criminology and social services.
The program, from 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. each day, will include a continental breakfast and catered lunch. The fee is $150 per person, with need-based scholarships available.
Program presenter Peggy Smith has more than four decades of teaching experience. She earned a master's degree from the University of Pennsylvania and is a certified trainer with the International Center for Nonviolent Communication. A co-founder of the Maine NVC Network, Smith is at the forefront of bringing empathic thinking and communicating to the midcoast Maine region.
Registration is online: https://hutchinsoncenter.umaine.edu/professional-development-programs/. For more information, or to request an accommodation or scholarship application, contact Michelle Patten, 338.8002; michelle.patten@maine.edu.


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Want to get something done in Jerusalem? Ask a 9-month pregnant mother of three
I never intended to go into politics, says Rachel Azaria, arguably the city's most energetic council member. Then she launches into a list of causes that could keep her busy for decades
By Jessica Steinberg	20 September 2012, 10:45 am 7 Edit
Jessica Steinberg covers the Sabra scene from south to north and back to the center.
Councilwoman Rachel Azaria (Courtesy Rachel Azaria)
'You can't just give up on Jerusalem, it's not an option.' Councilwoman Rachel Azaria in the thick of it. (Courtesy Rachel Azaria)
Councilwoman Rachel Azaria is remarkably personable for a politician, and unerringly direct about what she wants for the future of her city.
The 34-year-old native Jerusalemite — married, nine months pregnant and a mother of three — has public service in her blood from her earliest days as a Hebrew University student activist with Green Course, one of Israel's environmentalist movements.
After 10 years in activist circles, Azaria gradually moved from environmentalism to matters of Jewish law concerning women's rights. With a bachelor's degree in psychology and earning a master's degree in conflict resolution, she helped establish the Yerushalmim political party in 2008, representing young, religious and secular Jerusalemites. It won one seat and established her as a council member. Two other members of the list, Conservative rabbi Uri Ayalon and Simcha Tsadok, are also heavily involved in the party; Ayalon as its director general and Tsadok as Azaria's campaign manager.
The daughter of an Israeli father of Tunisian descent and an American mother, Azaria's English is perfect and is the language in which she conducts many interviews and speaks to her kids. But her attitude and approach are all Israeli, particularly when she's wielding a megaphone or petitioning the High Court of Justice — which she did first to prevent gender segregation in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods and later to ban advertising that censors images of women.
Following that anti-gender segregation bid last October, Azaria was summarily stripped of her portfolios on the city council by Mayor Nir Barkat, even though, she says, she warned him that she would be heading to the High Court.
Interviewed in her small City Hall office, Azaria first asks, disarmingly, whether she needs to put on makeup for a photo session. Told that wouldn't be necessary, she stretches out her sandaled, unpedicured feet, rests her hands on her pregnant belly (except when she's checking her BlackBerry), and sets sail.
Azaria says she never planned on getting into politics but now finds herself firmly ensconced in the field. She's aiming now, she says, to upgrade playgrounds with better equipment, get Jerusalem's sanitation trucks to collect garbage at night, make sure there are enough preschools for the capital's kids, ensure that all train platforms offer shade to waiting passengers as well as bike stands and easy access for commuters… in addition to fighting gender segregation, empowering secular Jerusalemites and changing the face of urban planning.
How hard is it to effect change in Jerusalem?
When I first got onto the city council, it felt like there was a big, black curtain over everything, with a major mess once you opened the curtain. I think Jerusalem was neglected for many years; [Ehud] Olmert, God knows what he was doing and [Uri] Lupolianski really couldn't care less about us. Even if nobody had bad intentions, for 15 years the city was neglected and people just stepped into the vacuum. If we had come right after Teddy Kollek, it would be a totally different world, but you can't just give up on Jerusalem, it's not an option.
Speaking to the crowds (Courtesy Rachel Azaria)
Your party, Yerushalmim, captured only one seat on the city council, but is becoming known for its game-changing ambitions. What will be in the next election?
I think that everyone thought that once Nir Barkat would be mayor, everything would be okay. And it took us two years to figure out that we need the voices of Jerusalemites, fighting and getting things moving. People think that there's a trick and there's no trick, it's just hard work, a lot of hard work and there are no shortcuts. The work is to come to meetings prepared with the numbers, knowing the city very well. You need to be on top of everything. We need many more seats on the city council, and we need to pull Nir Barkat toward us.
At City Hall (Courtesy Rachel Azaria/Facebook)
You're credited with bringing the now oft-used term, hadarat nashim, exclusion of women, from the women's studies textbooks to the frontlines of Israeli society while battling segregation on Jerusalem's buses. Unfortunately, bus company Egged and the ultra Orthodox powers-that-be appear to have colluded to exclude all faces — male and female — from bus advertisements, caving in to extremism. What's next?
There's a very strong link between Egged and the radical ultra-Orthodox, a lot of behind-the-scenes work. Now they're using that power for segregation and the removal of women from the public sphere. (The advertising company claimed it was fearful of vandalism and decided to get rid of all human images on bus advertising.) The big test will be in the elections for national and local government; I can't imagine [Prime Minister] Netanyahu not being able to plaster his face all over the buses [during his re-election campaign]. We'll be heading back to court on this one; it's the not the end of this story.
Speaking of public transportation, any thoughts on the light rail and rerouted Egged buses?
People finally realize that they want good public transportation. The ultra-Orthodox realized it before, and they work as a community and they don't feel embarrassed to say, 'I can't afford to buy a car.' Now we're going through a similar phase. The problem is most decision-makers never use public transport, ever. They really have no idea what we're talking about and they don't realize how important it is. The city is not built for all these cars and the solution is in public transportation.
On the job at City Hall (Courtesy Rachel Azaria)
The other term you've brought to the municipal table is 'young families' — that is, making it a known concept in the city. With young family enclaves established in Gonenim, East Talpiot, and Kiryat Hayovel, who's next on the list of those you'll champion?
Secular Jerusalemites — and the way Orthodox, not ultra-Orthodox, Jerusalemites perceive and rethink their relationship with secular Jerusalemites. When we started the Shabbat events for secular families, everyone was amazed that so many people showed up. They didn't think there was anyone like them in the city. It has to do with the way you perceive yourself, and in Jerusalem, it's about the way the non-Orthodox are starting to perceive themselves as they really are. Secular Jerusalemites had nothing to do in this city on Shabbat and we have to let them have what they need.
How has social activism changed Jerusalem?
Jerusalem was always a city filled with social activism but it's become even more intense over the past few years. Go to a cafe on Emek Refaim and every three people are getting something going. That's what we do in Jerusalem. But there's power in the system. I spent a decade in social change organizations and four years on the city council and I got more done in my first year in the city council than in the previous decade.
What's next for you?
Making a point (Courtesy Rachel Azaria)
I never planned on being a politician. I never had a 20-year plan. I get offers from different national parties but I tell them I'm in Jerusalem, at least until the end of the next term. What we'll do here will be the turning point of the State of Israel. Everything here is the most dense, the most complex. What we do here, everyone will do, and you feel like it's really coming together.
Rachel Azaria
Jerusalem city council
Nir Barkat
Uri Lupolianski
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Please know I appreciate all readers of this blog - but we're not happy with the spam attackers.
Someone had told me about this group The Christian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare or CAICW and their connection to Melanie Capobianco and GOD - but there wasn't much available to read until now. Elizabeth Lisa Morris started this group and is lobbying to abolish ICWA - because she married an Ojibwe man who has since died. This makes her the ICWA expert, I assume.
Yes – There IS Draft Legislation to Amend ICWA. Morris blogs, "For your information, here is the amendment wording as it stood last summer. There MIGHT be changes made following the Veronica events. I can't say for certain as I am not an attorney. But this is what we stood on last summer.
ICWA Amendments 11-11-12 PLEASE join us in urging your Congress members – as well as the President – to change ICWA."
I am honored the Last Real Indians website posted my essay THE MISSIONARY IS BACK: Or Perhaps They Never Left about Lisa Morris, CAICW and her campaign to end ICWA.


Using the repertory grid technique to explore the experience of compassion by mothers in a mother and baby unit.
Home » Topics » Psychiatry » Research » Using the repertory grid technique to explore the experience of compassion by mothers in a mother and baby unit.
Summary of "Using the repertory grid technique to explore the experience of compassion by mothers in a mother and baby unit."
Despite differences between Mother and Baby Units (MBUs) and other inpatient psychiatric settings, research has not yet explored the nature and value of compassionate care offered by MBU staff despite the increasing importance of compassion in healthcare. This novel study investigated the experience of compassionate care by fifteen mothers admitted to a MBU in England using the Repertory Grid Technique. Our findings indicated that these women perceived their MBU care as compassionate. Compassion was central to nursing care and clearly implicated in women's recovery from mental illness. Additionally, other staff characteristics were important to mothers, including how effectively MBU staff coped with stressful situations, staff flexibility in their care approach and how they adhered to professional boundaries. It is important to facilitate the expression of compassion which partially depends on the personalities and training of staff and the cooperation of service managers in fostering compassionate care.
Mothers' experience of maternity and neonatal care when babies die: A quantitative study.
Externalized transapical guidewire technique for complex aortic disease: a single-centre experience.
Neurons in the ENTORHINAL CORTEX that project to the HIPPOCAMPUS. Grid cells and PLACE CELLS play a role in cognitive representation of spatial memory and navigation.


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Liquid Intelligent Technologies and Zayo partner to Expand Global Network Coverage
Johannesburg, November 17, 2020
Leading pan-African telecoms group, Liquid Intelligent Technologies, has announced their partnership with Zayo Group Holdings, Inc., a global leader of Communications Infrastructure. The partnership will see Liquid Intelligent Technologies and Zayo leveraging existing networks for many of their customers who have operations in North America and Europe in addition to their African operations.
"We have long been committed to building Africa's digital future, and know that for African companies to be competitive, they have to be a part of the global digital economy. This strategic partnership will assist many of our African customers who are looking to extend into operations beyond Africa, as well as those customers who already have operations in Europe and the U.S.," said Liquid Intelligent Technologies's Group Chief Executive Officer, Nic Rudnick.
This partnership will see both companies adding value for their customers by utilising each other's network reach. The partnership will also allow Zayo's customers to tap into the extensive and reliable connectivity that Liquid Intelligent Technologies has built across the African continent through Zayo's self-service platform, Tranzact.
"This partnership demonstrates Zayo's commitment to expanding our footprint, and our ability to deliver bandwidth wherever and whenever customers require it," said Jesper Aagaard, Managing Director of Europe at Zayo Group. "We are excited to bring Zayo's Global Reach to Africa, enabling access into key locations in North America and Europe. Our innovative Tranzact platform is a key tool for this access, as it integrates bandwidth into an 'online shopping' experience, making purchasing and managing bandwidth easy to navigate and understand."
This partnership represents another crucial building block as Liquid Intelligent Technologies embarks on its strategic vision to become Africa's premier digital services provider. Liquid Intelligent Technologies seeks to provide its customers with a variety of digital services they may need under one roof.
As Africa continues to establish itself as an increasingly important market in the global ecosystem, this partnership allows Zayo the opportunity to tap into Liquid Intelligent Technologies's expansive network to key locations around the continent and bring seamless connectivity to Zayo's customers across the globe.
"Our customers are at the very core of our operations, and this partnership will be the first of many as we continue in our endeavours to become a world-class digital services provider in Africa and beyond," concluded Rudnick.
Econet Group and X's Project Taara to deploy new high-speed internet technology to communities across Sub Saharan Africa


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Q: Wordpress Rest API: How to query Category Name by id in Angularjs I am working on my first app, based on Ionic and Angularjs connected to Wordpress REST Api.
I need to display the category name, but the WP-API V2 post list (example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts) has only the category ids.
In order to get the categories I need to make a second http request to example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/categories
This is my function in the controller to load all posts and it works fine.
 var postsApi = $rootScope.url + 'posts';
$scope.loadPosts = function() {

// Get all of our posts
DataLoader.get( postsApi ).then(function(response) {

  $scope.posts = response.data;

  $log.log(postsApi, response.data);

}, function(response) {
  $log.log(postsApi, response.data);
});

but how do I achieve to parse the category id, that i get from example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts with example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/categories to get the category name without making a http request every single loop?

A: You maybe need to use register_new_field() to modify the response from the api.
Modify response from wp-api v2
In your custom function, you will able to retrieve the post categories in one api call and embed it in the json response.
EDIT:
Here is a working example, to add post category and tag link to the api response, only for the get request:
add_action( 'rest_api_init', 'wp_rest_insert_tag_links' );

function wp_rest_insert_tag_links(){

    register_rest_field( 'post',
        'post_categories',
        array(
            'get_callback'    => 'wp_rest_get_categories_links',
            'update_callback' => null,
            'schema'          => null,
        )
    );
    register_rest_field( 'post',
        'post_tags',
        array(
            'get_callback'    => 'wp_rest_get_tags_links',
            'update_callback' => null,
            'schema'          => null,
        )
    );
}

function wp_rest_get_categories_links($post){
    $post_categories = array();
    $categories = wp_get_post_terms( $post['id'], 'category', array('fields'=>'all') );

foreach ($categories as $term) {
    $term_link = get_term_link($term);
    if ( is_wp_error( $term_link ) ) {
        continue;
    }
    $post_categories[] = array('term_id'=>$term->term_id, 'name'=>$term->name, 'link'=>$term_link);
}
    return $post_categories;

}
function wp_rest_get_tags_links($post){
    $post_tags = array();
    $tags = wp_get_post_terms( $post['id'], 'post_tag', array('fields'=>'all') );
    foreach ($tags as $term) {
        $term_link = get_term_link($term);
        if ( is_wp_error( $term_link ) ) {
            continue;
        }
        $post_tags[] = array('term_id'=>$term->term_id, 'name'=>$term->name, 'link'=>$term_link);
    }
    return $post_tags;
}

A: I believe that your only way is to change your API in a way that it returns in the first call everything you need and not only the ids, or create a new service in the API.
If you send an id and recieve the data of the post is not a way of doing that to various post in a single call.


The Plymouth Safeguarding Children Board is pleased to launch its Child Sexual Exploitation Strategy for multi-agency use. Children and young people are best protected when professionals are clear about what is required of them individually, and how they need to work together with a good understanding of risks to the child, and clear goals for preventing and tackling child sexual exploitation (CSE).
It provides information on understanding CSE, recognising its signs, working together to tackle CSE, its referral pathway and achieving successful outcomes for children and young people. The Strategy also addresses the increasing awareness of risks to children and young people being exploitation for criminal reasons, gang association, and the recognised relationship in some cases between child sexual exploitation, modern day slavery and human trafficking.
ensure the Strategy is promoted and encourage review/feedback within supervision.
A reminder to all of the PSCB Child Exploitation Screening Tool which is available here, together with guidance and poster.


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Ukraine After Local Elections: Putting Out Fires
While local elections proceeded peacefully, the fires are still burning around Kyiv.
The Still-Topical Tagliavini Report
Thomas de Waal
Many people are trying to rewrite the history of the 2008 Georgia-Russia War in the light of the Ukraine crisis. The EU's report on the war is still a useful baseline and a reminder of how different the two conflicts are.
Supporting a War that isn't: Russian Public Opinion and the Ukraine Conflict
Denis Volkov
Russian public opinion polls since the beginning of the Ukraine crisis reveal a contradiction: ordinary Russians are against war and intervention abroad. But a skillful television propaganda campaign has persuaded them that in Ukraine they are helping their own and opposing Western designs against them.
Turmoil in Kiev: Ukrainian Society and Decentralization
The Ukrainian capital Kiev saw a return to violent political protest this week after a long period of quiet. How widespread are the sentiments of the radical protestors and how popular is President Poroshenko's strategy of decentralization?
Ukraine's New Party of Power
The merger of President Poroshenko's party with the UDAR party of Kiev mayor Vitali Klitschko is another step in the consolidation of power by the Ukrainian leader. Arseniy Yatsenyuk's People's Front may be the next in line for absorption. But recent Ukrainian history shows that these big united parties have all ended in failure.
Russian Roadblock. Why Moscow Is Obstructing the MH-17 International Tribunal
The MH-17 catastrophe has been a major factor in the current state of relations between Russia and the West for more than a year already. Paradoxically, the establishment of an international tribunal is unlikely to sour relations further, even though Moscow fears that protracted legal proceedings might stand in the way of a future détente with the West
Don't Overreact to Russia and Its Forty "New" Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles
Richard Sokolsky
Paul Stronski
Putin's announcement that Moscow plans to add more than 40 intercontinental ballistic missiles to its nuclear arsenal is troubling mainly because of its political and psychological impact on NATO allies. But it is no cause for alarm.
Misha Takes Over Odessa
The sensational appointment of Mikheil Saakashvili to run Odessa will shake up both Ukraine and Georgia.
Why the Kremlin Is Shutting Down the Novorossiya Project
Andrei Kolesnikov
Putin has realized that the expansionist project overextended itself; it is now too dangerous to continue beating the war drum. Or perhaps the Russian president simply lost interest in Novorossiya. He has a different game to play now—that of Russia's "pivot to the East."
Warning Signals for EU From Georgia and Moldova
There is sobering news for the EU in two new polls from Georgia and Moldova, showing that public support for the European project is faltering.


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Forbes-Robertson (Diana) Collection on Maxine Elliott, 1846-1940
Special Collections, Raymond H. Fogler Library, University of Maine
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Letters, diaries, notes, articles, photos, clippings, and theater memorabilia surrounding the life of actress, Maxine Elliot by author, Diana Forbes-Robertson, Elliot's niece and biographer.
Maxine Elliott was born Jessie Dermot, in 1868 in Rockland, Maine. She was an actress who appeared in her first play in 1890 and her last in 1920. She owned and played in the Maxine Elliott Theater, in New York which opened in 1908. She died in 1940.
Size of Collection
3 boxes (3 linear feet)
Dates of Collection
SpC MS 0181
Special Collections, Raymond H. Fogler Library, University of Maine, "Forbes-Robertson (Diana) Collection on Maxine Elliott, 1846-1940" (2016). Finding Aids. Number 302.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/findingaids/302
Special Collections Department Webpage


Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the Formula 1 championship is now Nico Rosberg's to lose, judging by the points advantage he has over teammate Lewis Hamilton with three races to go.
Although Rosberg lost out to Hamilton in the fight for victory at the United States Grand Prix, he still holds a 26-point edge over his Mercedes teammate with only Mexico, Brazil and Abu Dhabi to come.
It means the German can finish second in every race and still win the championship, and could wrap the title up in Mexico this weekend if he wins and Hamilton does not finish higher than 10th.
For Horner, whose driver Daniel Ricciardo looks set to finish third overall in the standings, the situation at the front is pretty clear.
"It is Rosberg's to lose, isn't it?" he said. "If he finishes second in the next three races then Lewis has run out of time. But anything can happen.
"A puncture, or a DNF, and Lewis puts in a win, and then suddenly there is one point between them."
Horner believes that ultimately Hamilton may have a psychologically easier time in how to approach the final races, as he has no option other than to win them.
"For Lewis it is simple for him – it is like three FA Cup finals," said Horner. "He has got to win all three races, and then what happens with the other car he cannot control."


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Interpreting the Multi-employer Doctrine
What is the multi-employer worksite doctrine?
It depends on who you ask. OSHA's enforcement guidelines and policies under its compliance directive call it a worksite where more than one employer may be responsible for the same hazardous condition.
Essentially, a single OSHA violation can be attributable to the general contractor, the roofer, the plumber, the electrician – whoever might be on a particular worksite.
But it doesn't just apply to construction sites. It could work just as easily in manufacturing or other industries.
Where it Gets Complicated
A simple example could involve a paper mill that hires a vendor. The vendor comes onsite to deliver rolls of paper stock and somehow violates OSHA's material handling provisions. The vendor is liable, but the paper mill could also be held liable under certain circumstances. That's the multi-employer worksite doctrine. Simple, right? Now let's complicate things. There are several different types of employers under the multi-employer worksite doctrine, and that's one of the complicated parts.
Creating Employers
The first type is the creating employer. That's the one that creates the hazard. In this example, the paper mill hires a vendor that arrives at the worksite and begins to stack materials in a way that violates OSHA regs and gets someone hurt. So who created that hazard? The vendor did.
Exposing Employers
How about an exposing employer? That's the employer whose employee was exposed to the harm. Same situation in the paper mill Let's say it's the mill's employee that gets hurt. In that scenario, even though the paper mill didn't stack the material, one of its employees got hurt because they were exposed to the hazard. And OSHA is capable of opening an investigation and looking into the paper mill as an exposing employer.
Correcting Employers
Next is a correcting employer. That's when the employer is responsible for safety and health equipment or devices. We'll tweak the mill scenario a little bit for this one.
The vendor is told by the mill manager to go stack the materials on specific racks. But there's something defective with the racks. The racks fail – the safety device fails – so who had responsibility to maintain it? The paper mill. It's their equipment, their device. So the correcting employer is responsible for maintaining the safety equipment.
Controlling Employers
Finally, the most complicated of them all: the controlling employer. A controlling employer according to OSHA is an entity that has general supervisory authority over a worksite. Controlling employers have the authority to abate a hazard or compel others to abate a hazard. The paper mill again. The vendor arrives and says, "I'm going to stack this right here." The manager says, "No, go stack it over there."
He orders and instructs the vendor – because he has the authority – to stack all the materials in a specific place. If what he orders the vendor to do turns out to be a violation, then the paper mill – the entity that gave the orders and controlled the manner in which the vendor carried out their work – could be liable as the controlling employer.
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Last week, while I was in the middle of rewriting a scene in which one of my characters falls to his death, my husband walked into my office, phone in hand, and said that he had just learned that one of his cousins fell from a ladder onto the marble floor of his bathroom and died. Life changes in the instant. How do you cope with something like that? How do you recover from it? Even though we went to a memorial for Alex's cousin, even though we grieved for him, I still have not been able to accept his death as I did his life–which is to say, without question.


"2015 University of Dayton Libraries Cultivating Knowledge and Building" by Nichole M. Rustad, Maureen E. Schlangen et al.
2015 publication targeting donors and alumni who wish to learn more about University of Dayton Libraries.
Rustad, Nichole M.; Schlangen, Maureen E.; and Kelly, Katy, "2015 University of Dayton Libraries Cultivating Knowledge and Building Community" (2015). Reports and Promotional Materials. 15.


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Here at Chequers we support the flooring industries with presentation and sampler production of all kinds. However big or small your project may be, our experienced team have the knowledge to suit your requirements; all taken care of in-house at our own premises.
Within our dedicated carpet finishing facility, we are capable of producing a range of different options. Cutting, whipping, bevelling, binding and edging. In addition we can also finish carpet sampling by producing and applying any labelling that may be necessary.
We can produce sample folders in pretty much any size you want, but the generic size is usually A4 with 4, 6 or 8 page variations. We have experience in producing both residential and commercial folders for carpet and carpet tile requirements. If needed we can also design the artwork for your folders as well; no need to go anywhere else.
Pattern books are a larger form of commercial sampling that we regularly produce for our clients. With pattern books you can change handles, fastenings and finishing accessories to suit your brand or range.
The traditional go-to form of sampling which features in every carpet retailer. Swatch books can be made in any size to suit you with custom printed covers. And don't forget we can design your artwork for you too!
The simple and easy form of takeaway sampling for customers; printed cards or wallets with a single piece of carpet. Various material and print options are available, with the option to take advantage of our studio services.
We regularly produce and prepare samples for a range of different display solutions. Lectern and Wall Unit samples can be finished in a variety of different ways; stepped corners, stepped edges, split samples whipped. We can tailor samples to your specification.
Display boards seem to be coming more and more popular. Whether its small scale hand-held sample boards or large scale wall boards for retailers and exhibitions. Another sampling option we're more than familiar with.


AJ Styles is bringing back the United States Championship open challenge.
Kevin Owens answers it. I never thought I'd be disappointed to say that.
Owens says a McMahon screwed another legendary Canadian. Well played.
Shane is making the match for tonight, but Owens demands he picks the ref. Ah boy.
Daniel Bryan isn't happy with Jinder Mahal. Tonight the Singh Bros. face Nakamura. Sweet!
Kevin Owens wants Sami Zayn to be the special ref. He drops a funny line saying he knows Sami isn't busy tonight. Zayn later turns him down. Breezango offers their services, and Owens goes off. Baron Corbin wants it, but wants a title shot if Owens wins.
Backstage, Chad Gable is talking to Daniel Bryan. Bryan reveals that in exchange for sending Jason Jordan to Raw, Angle helped him sign Shelton Benjamin. Great continuity.
Dolph Ziggler is back and cuts a promo about all the gimmicks on Smackdown Live.
Lana is trying to motivate Tamina and it's hilariously bad.
Bobby Roode as a babyface, and it's going to work very, very well by the looks of it.
I'm all for this. The way that Roode was working before was a crowd killer after the entrance. This isn't.
Glorious DDT! I'm a fan of anyone using the Impaler.
Very optimistic about Roode as a babyface.
Hey, Hype Bros are alive.
Paint by numbers outside of the teams working out of opposite face/heel corners.
Mojo Rawley runs through an Uso, but Zack gets superkicked and pinned.
Usos cut a nice promo on the tag division.
Was told there were three beach balls during the tag team match.
I never would have thought one year ago I'd be a fan of the Bollywood Boyz. Give the bros some gear though.
They get their asses kicked REAL PROPER.
Jinder tries to attack and eats a knee to the grill.
Natalya cuts a really bad promo, and even drops "glow" twice.
Carmella's gear. Carmella's ring gear is the biggest news story of Smackdown.
This isn't bad. Carmella teases not wanting to tag in, and hopes Natalya gets beat up.
Naomi transitions from a sunset flip into her submission. She ends up getting Carmella with a split legged moonsault.
I like the heel-on-heel action.
AJ Styles' sliding forearm is a nice move.
Baron Corbin is a pretty good ref.
He stops a Calf Crusher because Owens had the ropes.
Corbin points at his WWE logo a lot.
Shane McMahon stops a Baron Corbin count, and Corbin hands over the ref shirt.


Returning home from a visit to Somerset West, I passed some newspaper billboards at the side of the road containing headlines which all virtually translate to "More jobs lost".
It set me thinking once again about the inevitability of labour protests discouraging prospective employers to make jobs available.
I am also sure that this contributes to entrepreneurs making use of mechanisation as a means of increasing production and raising profits.
When I watch robots assembling motorcars in a factory, I cannot help thinking that those tasks could otherwise have been done adequately well by skilled and dedicated workers.
Of course the machine can do it better and faster and without tiring, and I realise that many of those tasks are of a repetitive nature and might prove frustrating to many jobseekers.
But a job is a precious possession in a struggling economy, and it is better than having to sit on the street in a much more frustrating situation, wondering where your next meal is coming from.
But it seems to me that the labour unions are habitually disregarding the "threat" of mechanisation and they continue to discourage employers with mass protest actions.
Punishing labour legislation has not helped one iota.
Government is faced with the plight of millions of jobless people, together with a burgeoning population impacting on our struggling economy.
These two factors make a disasterous combination, and I'm not seeing the leadership addressing this dilemma.
I'm not saying workers should not be free to protest when necessary.
But to embark on the kind of action that led to Marikana can under no stretch of the imagination have the possibility of a satisfactory end result.
The same holds true for the actions that led to the burning down of schools, or to the destruction of railway carriages.
These acts of wanton vandalism are viewed as unforseen, unintended, not committed by members.
But to organise hordes of disgruntled people to march down public streets in a show of righteous protest against a mining body, municipality or whatever, is to open the door for criminal elements to wreak considerable havoc, eluding detection in the crowds as a bonus.
I'm thinking it is a far better idea to rather discontinue rolling mass action in favour of negotiation and open public debate to try to right the injustices of society.
This will not only contribute to the preservation of our precious infrastructure and allow the resources of the police to be available for crime prevention, but it will also set a better example for the youth of our country to follow.


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