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Q: Playing song in jPlayer that was uploaded via Paperclip - Ruby on Rails - jQuery - jPlayer Thanks for any help in advance.
So, I'm storing songs in a filesystem with Paperclip. I'm then trying to play these songs with jPlayer.
I have followed all the directions but can't seem to get the audio playing via clicking on a link_to method that is supposed to parse the audio to jPlayer.
Basically a song should play when the button 'Play Song' is clicked.
My jPlayer function looks like this:
$(document).ready(function(){
    $("#jquery_jplayer_1").jPlayer({
        ready: function () {
            $(this).jPlayer("setMedia", {
                mp3: '<source>'
            });
        },
        swfPath: "jplayerflash",
        supplied: "mp3",
    });
  });

My view looks like this:
<%= link_to 'Play Song', song_upload.song.url, :class => "html5" %>

The audio files are stored via paperclip in assets/user_song_uploads...
The songs are all MP3 format and I'm using Chrome so everything should work.
The problem comes in when trying to set the media in jPlayer.
Link to how jPlayer should be implemented
This where I initially learned how to implement a music listening application. Half way through in the section 'Streaming with HTML5 Audio' is why i used '' - but clearly not working with this implementation.

A: Sorry for the late response but I figured out my answer.
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#jquery_jplayer_1").jPlayer({
    swfPath: "/app/assets/jplayerflash",
    supplied: "mp3",
    wmode: "window"
});
$('a.play').click(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    $("#jquery_jplayer_1")
        .jPlayer("setMedia", {mp3: this.href })
        .jPlayer("play");

and my view:
<%= link_to 'Play Song', song_upload.song.url, :class => "play" %>

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REVIEW: Dion "Stomping Ground"
December 15, 2021 December 15, 2021 John Apice0
Dion – Stomping Ground
No way on God's good earth an 82-year-old man sounds this incredible.
Yet, Dion DiMucci — class of 1957 along with Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Fats Domino & Little Richard is righteously a survivor & has a CD that percolates in 2021. An exceptional LP (already #1 on the Billboard blues chart) with nostalgic guitar runs & barrelhouse piano bursts.
I get emotional because I was a 10-year-old in 1962 buying Dion 45's in a NJ record store (Jochems). Now I'm still buying new Dion music today & writing about it. What a trip.
Inducted by Lou Reed into the R&R Hall of Fame (1989), Dion went through many phases & even influenced The Velvet Underground leader with his doo-wop (with The Belmonts), R&R ("The Wanderer," "Runaround Sue," "Ruby Baby," "Donna the Prima Donna" & more) & cool style.
Dion turned toward Christian music, ballads (the hit "Abraham, Martin & John"), & a dip into what would come: "Daddy Rollin.'" The 1989 reset came with the Dave Edmunds produced "Yo Frankie," & the great song "King of the New York Streets."
Eventually, Dion's elixir spilled from a bottle of blues: "Bronx In Blue," (2006), "Son of Skip James," (2007), "Tankful of Blues," (2011), "New York Is My Home," (2016) & the critically-acclaimed "Blues With Friends," (2020).
Now Stomping Ground (Available Now–Keeping the Blues Alive) filled with sparkling guest spots shows Dion not merely cruising; he vocally sounds supernatural with a rich authoritative rock voice. His intonation, phrasing, timbre, & tonality color each song. The chemistry with his guests is mutual reverence. Dion believes in what he does.
The 14-cuts are performed with fluid expertise by ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons ("My Stomping Ground"), Bruce Springsteen & Patti Scialfa, Boz Scaggs, Eric Clapton ("If You Wanna Rock 'n Roll"), G.E. Smith, Jimmy Vivino, Joe Bonamassa, Keb'Mo', Marcia Ball, Mark Knopfler, Peter Frampton ("There Was a Time" great cut), Rickie Lee Jones, Sonny Landreth & Wayne Hood. An arresting savvy exciting blues blend.
Is the blues dead? Not in the hands of Dion & his children.
Recorded with clarity the band sustains the genre without exception. He inspires the best from every player. I believe the musicians despite their own well-established legacies are going to tell their grandchildren that they played with Dion. His image is one of a few rock artists on the front cover of The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's LP.
There's the magical voice of the greaser from Tupelo, Elvis, the spit & polish suave diversity of multi-instrumentalist Bobby Darin & then the smooth R&R attitude of Dion. Both from the Bronx. Dion's one of the legendary performers still recording & performing. The only one left with a 2021 LP on the charts. Darin & Presley would be proud of Dion DiMucci. So is the 10-year old boy from 1962.
Color image by: David Godlis. The 1 hour 6-minute CD was produced by Dion & Wayne Hood. Available @ Amazon + https://diondimucci.com/
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North Sea Oil Man Finds New Opportunities in Dying Fields
(Bloomberg) — Graeme Fergusson sees life in the death of an oil field.
Five years ago, the blonde-haired native of Aberdeen, Scotland had a fairly conventional role in the industry, focusing on squeezing every drop of crude from reservoirs in the North Sea. But a brush with the worst oil slump in a generation sent his career on a detour and he's now more inclined to perform last rites on a field than to keep it alive.
Fergusson is the managing director of Fairfield Decom Ltd., which specializes in dismantling offshore oil and gas platforms. It may not be as glamorous as frontier exploration, but it's potentially a huge business.
"Over 20 billion pounds ($26 billion) is to be spent on U.K. decommissioning by 2030," said Paul Main, a Wood Mackenzie Ltd. analyst focused on the upstream supply chain. By the middle of the next decade, companies will be spending more on removing redundant oil and gas facilities than developing new fields in the area, he said.
Historic Slump
When Fergusson became chief financial officer of Fairfield Energy in 2015, the company managed the Greater Dunlin Area of the North Sea. Dunlin was an old field, first discovered by Royal Dutch Shell Plc in 1973, but was still pumping. Then came a historic slump in oil prices, from above $100 a barrel in 2014 to below $30 two years later.
Cheap crude and looming maintenance costs meant the business was no longer viable, Fergusson said in an interview. In June 2015, Fairfield turned off the taps at Dunlin after 37 years of production.
"We had to convert and become something else, which was the beginning of the Fairfield Decom story," Fergusson said. There was lots to learn because the Greater Dunlin Area, which includes the Osprey and Merlin field, plus associated infrastructure is "as complicated as it can get from a decommissioning perspective."
Dunlin is a concrete gravity-based structure, not dissimilar to Shell's Brent platforms. On the huge submerged base sits a 20,000-ton structure made up of 30 modules, a drilling derrick, a flare boom and a helipad. Beneath the water are dozens of wells, some of which were drilled as far back as the 1970s.
Fairfield Decom is structured as a joint venture between Fairfield Energy's parent Decom Energy, Heerema Marine Contractors and AF Offshore Decom. Dunlin's decommissioning process is about two-thirds complete. All 16 subsea wells have been plugged and abandoned, plus a quarter of the 45 platform wells in the area. The company has removed subsea infrastructure and is now preparing to get rid of the topsides — the most visible part of an oilfield.
Shell actually built the Dunlin platform, but in recent years oil majors have been selling aging North Sea fields to smaller companies, in some cases also transferring the decommissioning liabilities.
In 2016, the largest companies in the North Sea were not willing to hand over their decommissioning activities to smaller operators, said Fergusson. "The dial has moved massively" since then as companies realize decommissioning isn't their core business, he said.
The process can be controversial, especially for well-known companies like Shell. The Anglo-Dutch company is seeking to leave the legs of its Brent platform in place, saying that removing them would pose a greater environmental risk. Greenpeace opposes the plan and recently boarded two of the field's platforms, calling on the company to "clean up your mess!"
Fairfield has yet to submit a final decommissioning program to the government for the field's concrete legs, each of which weigh as much as the Eiffel Tower.
So far, Greater Dunlin is Fairfield's only decommissioning project, but Fergusson said the company has drawn interest from a number of North Sea players, from which it has "a number of propositions."
The U.K. Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy has required operators to set aside 844 million pounds so far to cover decommissioning costs. Fairfield Energy, with its partner Mitsubishi Corp. as a backstop, put in place the funds for the Greater Dunlin Area before the fields ceased production.
The U.K. Oil & Gas Authority estimates that the total cost of decommissioning in the country currently stands at 49 billion pounds. The government body reduced its estimate this year by 10% from 2018 as improved planning and execution practices resulted in lower costs. The OGA says that there is still "considerable opportunity" for improvements, which would help meet its 39 billion-pound decommissioning cost target.
Decommissioning has typically been done by a number of service providers focusing on different elements of the process, from plugging wells to operating vessels that remove platforms. Fairfield Decom aims to capture this business by offering an integrated approach that will cut costs, Fergusson said. Because companies can offset some of the expense of shutting down platforms against their tax bill, doing it cheaper could also benefit government coffers, he said.
"It's to everyone's benefit that we do decommissioning at the lowest possible cost," said Fergusson. "The taxpayer is clearly on the hook for a substantial portion of this."
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'Tension starting to boil over': Tim Paine says the Australian team is sick of the Indian side's complaints
By Ashley Kent
Australian captain Tim Paine has touched on the tensions boiling between his team and the Indian side ahead of tomorrow's third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Paine made it clear Australia weren't thrilled with the complaints from the Indian team regarding Queensland's strict quarantine, as well as the stringent rules coming into Sydney.
Paine was asked whether there had been frustration in the Australian camp that India potentially might not want to travel to Brisbane, for the fourth Test at The Gabba.
"I wouldn't say frustration," Paine said.
"I'd just say a bit of uncertainty because when you hear things like that coming - particularly from India, who we know hold a lot of power in world cricket - it's likely it could happen.
RELATED: Australian skipper Tim Paine shares how he and the team plan to fight back against India in the third Test.
Tim Paine and Ajinkya Rahane. (AP)
"We're not buying into where the Test is being played. As far as we're aware, it is at The Gabba, but as I said in the team meeting the other day, we couldn't care less. If you rang us up and said it's in Mumbai tomorrow, we'd get on a plane and play it. That's the way we are looking at it.
"It's been unusually tame the start of this series and I think it's because both teams are just happy to be back playing Test cricket. There has been such a big break and there is a lot of respect between the two teams, there's no doubt about that, but it's very competitive sides."
Reports surfaced that the Indian camp were unhappy with restrictions between Australian states, and that they were suffering "bubble fatigue" due to being in a biosecurity bubble for close to six months.
RELATED: 'We all have a choice': Justin Langer's swipe at India over hotel quarantine concerns.
Australian captain Tim Paine talks to Virat Kohli after the first Test, the Indian captain's last of the tour. (Getty)
Their main point being that if they had so many negative tests and had been in the bubble for so long, quarantine wasn't necessary.
"We think it's contradictory if you are going to allow fans to come to the ground and enjoy that freedom, and then ask us as performers to go back to the hotel and quarantine," Cricbuzz quoted an Indian team source as saying.
"That is especially after we've been tested negative for the virus.
"We don't want to be treated like we are animals in the zoo."
With all the drama and rumours circulating throughout the series, Paine hinted at quite a spicy day today.
With each side a Test win apiece, and with two more to go, the quarantine complaints could be a point of sledging for Australia.
Tim Paine. (AP)
"I think it's boiling away," Paine said.
"There's some stuff starting to happen, there's a bit of chat starting to happen. I think this Test is going to be fascinating, not just from a cricket point of view, but also I think there has been tension starting to boil over the surface with a lot of unnamed sources coming out from their camp saying where they want to play the fourth Test and where they don't want to go.
"I think it's starting to grind a few people. We'll see how it goes."
India tied the series at one-all last week, with a decisive eight-wicket victory at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Paine captained Australia in the 2018-19 summer, which saw India win a Test series in Australia for the first time in history.
The Border-Gavaskar Trophy, named after Australian legend Allan Border and Indian great Sunil Gavaskar. (Getty)
"Absolutely it's disappointing that we lost that last series, regardless of the team we had," Paine said.
"This Test is the most important Test we've played in a long time and that's the way we're treating it.
"The series is up for grabs still, and we want to win it. We won convincingly in Adelaide, but apart from an hour of magical bowling from our quicks we were pretty ordinary in that Test as well. We know we need to improve."
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Cardinals Release Sam Bradford Into The Wild To Search For His Next Team To Grift
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The Arizona Cardinals became the latest team to realize Sam Bradford had no purpose being on their roster and cut the nine-year veteran on Saturday, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
The Cardinals signed Bradford in March to a one-year, $20 million contract with $15 million guaranteed. The move seemed less than ideal at the time, and looked even worse after Arizona drafted Josh Rosen with their first-round pick.
Bradford started three games for Arizona before getting benched in the fourth quarter of a Sept. 23 loss to the Bears. He threw for 400 yards, two touchdowns and four interceptions before Josh Rosen replaced him as a starter in Week 4. Since then, he has remained inactive on the sideline in sweats and a clipboard, forcing him to miss out on $1,562,500 in incentives.
The former Heisman Trophy winner will now go to waivers, where another team can pick up his contract worth $2.5 million in base salary, $2.5 million in roster bonuses and a $20 million salary for 2019, according to Schefter. He's earned over $130 million since entering the NFL in 2010, per Spotrac, and has never won more than seven games in a season. How he keeps getting employed is beyond me, but I honestly respect the hustle.
Even if it is an embarrassing look for Arizona to cut a quarterback in the same calendar year that they signed him for seven figures, there is a bright side. The release means the Cardinals will get some extra draft capital in April.
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Ikageng mayhem leaves three dead after double murder, kidnapping and a police chase
The police shot and killed a suspect after he allegedly pointed a firearm at officers during a car chase in Ikageng, North West over the weekend. The 32-year-old man had been on the run since Friday night.
MAN SHOT AND KILLED IN IKAGENG
South African Police Service (SAPS) spokesperson Colonel Adele Myburgh said the suspect overpowered and disarmed his colleague – a 47-year-old man – before holding him at gunpoint in Mbobi Street, Ikaneng after an argument on Friday night, 1 July.
"The male allegedly instructed the victim to call his (suspect)'s 31-year-old girlfriend. The latter arrived a short while later in her Volkswagen Polo, but driven by a male companion, aged 30," said Myburgh.
When the suspect's girlfriend and her friend arrived, he walked to the vehicle and allegedly shot the man twice and took his body out of the car. He then instructed his colleague to get in the back and drove off.
The suspect stopped the car at an intersection in Bathoeng Street and told his colleague to get out and left him there.
Meanwhile, the police were combing the murder scene in Mbobi Street and the authorities were told to be on the lookout for the vehicle.
SUSPECT SHOT DURING CAR CHASE
The vehicle was spotted on Saturday after members of the Flying Squad received a tip-off that it was travelling along the Ottosdal/Hartbeesfontein Road.
When the suspect saw the police he sped off and a car chase ensued. During the chase, the suspect allegedly pointed his gun at the police and they opened fire on him.
"The driver ultimately pulled off the road, but was found with a bullet wound to his head. Emergency Medical Rescue Services (EMRS) were called and the suspect was taken to a local hospital where he was declared dead on arrival," said the police spokesperson.
The suspect's girlfriend was also found dead in the front passenger seat of the vehicle. She had head injuries and was declared dead at the scene.
The Ikageng police station is investigating cases of kidnapping, robbery, double murder and inquest docket.
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RELEASE: Transportation Planning Board Re-Vote on Governor Hogan's Toll Lanes
Posted on July 21, 2021 November 2, 2021 by Jane Lyons
COALITION FOR SMARTER GROWTH
Stewart Schwartz, Executive Director, 703-599-6437
Transportation Planning Board Re-Vote on Governor Hogan's Toll Lanes
Governor Hogan's strong-arming further exposes biases and flaws in Beltway/270 study, and the distortions of the P3 approach
Today, the regional Transportation Planning Board voted to reinstate the Beltway/I-270 toll lanes project in the long-range transportation plan for air quality modeling. The revote followed a massive political campaign by Governor Hogan, including threats to cut projects, removals of toll road opponents and appointments of supporters, and weak promises of additional investment in transit.
"Rather than establishing the merits of his toll lanes project, Governor Hogan has reinforced the serious bias and flaws in his approach to the Capital Beltway and I-270," said Stewart Schwartz, Executive Director of the Coalition for Smarter Growth. "He started with the conclusion that he wanted private toll lanes and has failed to analyze comprehensive alternatives."
"The toll lanes would reinforce the East-West economic divide in our region condemning Prince George's commuters to either paying very high tolls or sitting in the general-purpose lane traffic that the toll road companies depend on to generate their profits. A far better alternative is Maryland investment in transit-oriented development on the east side of the region, which would increase jobs, shorten commutes, even out the flows on the Beltway and Metrorail, and help address the E-W economic and racial divide," said Schwartz.
"The P3 process in Virginia and Maryland is resulting in undue influence by multinational corporations, prejudging and biasing the outcome of environmental and alternatives studies," said Schwartz. "The premature approval of 495Next in Virginia created a threat of a bottleneck at the American Legion Bridge, which has become a way to force concerned Virginia and Maryland jurisdictions to support the further extension of the toll lanes into Maryland."
"Not only are we not getting objective evaluation of alternatives, these projects also fail to adequately fund good, effective transit, and include non-compete clauses that potentially block important transit investments such as future Metrorail or light rail at the American Legion Bridge."
"It is astounding to see our local and state leaders pressing forward with massive highway expansion in the face of the existential threat of climate change. In the past weeks, we have heard more about the melting of ice sheets in the Arctic, Greenland, and Antarctica, massive fires in the Western US, deadly flooding in Europe, the US and China, and shellfish cooking on the beaches of Canada amid record heat waves," said Schwartz. "As this vote took place today, the DC region has a Code Orange, unhealthy air due to particulate pollution from the haze from massive Western wildfires."
"Going forward, we are urging the Maryland Board of Public Works to delay action on contracts until completion of the environmental impact studies and the addition of a TOD/transit/demand management alternative," concluded Schwartz.
Our thanks to the following elected officials and their jurisdictions who stood up for fighting climate change, and for transit and sustainable, equitable communities: Mayor Patrick Wojahn (College Park), Mayor Emmett Jordan (Greenbelt), County Executive Marc Elrich ( Montgomery County), Mayor Bridget Newton (Rockville), Councilmember Kacy Kostiuk (Takoma Park), Mayor Pro Tem Adrian Boafo (Bowie), Delegate Marc Korman (MD House), and Councilmembers Brooke Pinto, Charles Allen, and Christina Henderson (DC).
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Mindy~ thanks for taking us along~ family Autumn fun!! I love the last pic~ adorable!!!


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We didn't feel Kashmir is a volatile place while shooting Notebook, says Pranutan Bahl
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Pranutan Bahl is making her acting debut with Nitin Kakkar's Notebook. She is the granddaughter of the legendary actress Nutan and daughter of the well-known actor Mohnish Bahl. Notebook, set in Kashmir, is produced by Salman Khan.
"I feel nervous. There is a big responsibility on my shoulders. Salman sir, Papa and Daadi [grandma] are not just well-known actors but their personalities are also pure and beautiful," Pranutan said on the sidelines of the special trailer preview of Notebook recently.
Talking about the advice her father gave her, Pranutan said, "He always tells me that I should be honest with my work. Don't show any fakeness in front of the camera because it captures everything."
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The film stars another newcomer Zaheer Iqbal as the male lead.
Pranutan is happy with the care she receives from Salman Khan. "Salman sir always has his eyes on us and checks how are we doing and what's up with us. He always advises us to be a good human being and work hard," she said.
Khan has had a good on-screen rendezvous with Mohnish Bahl. They have starred together in successful Rajshri Productions films like Maine Pyar Kiya (1989), Hum Aapke Hain Koun..! (1994) and Hum Saath-Saath Hain (1999). The two were last seen together in Khan's home production Jai Ho (2014).
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The team of Notebook shot the film in Kashmir. The region has been in the news for the wrong reasons currently due to escalating tensions with Pakistan.
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But Pranutan said they did not face any problem whatsoever. "I am telling you the truth. We were in Srinagar for around two months. I didn't feel even once that it's a volatile place. Of course, I know there is tension. Unfortunately, that's how it is. But the people over there are so lovely and warm," she said.
Recalling the warmth she received from the locals, Pranutan added, "At times, when we used to shoot on the streets, people would ask us to come inside to have kahwa, tea or biryani. They used to cook for us. They used to even get food for us on the sets," she said.
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Flatiron School provides a variety of online and in-person courses in locations across the U.S. and in London.
Antonio David—or Ajay, as he likes to be called—had his life all planned out: undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania, law school at George Washington University, then passing the bar exam and landing at a top law firm job.
"You go for the pretty standard thing and work at a big corporate law firm," David says, a native of Maryland.
After three years, David liked his colleagues but was unsatisfied with the job itself. He snuck in one coding class, then another. Finally he decided it was time to say goodbye to the legal world and enrolled at Flatiron School.
His wife received a job offer in Atlanta, so they took a leap of faith and moved south. David's coding skills he learned at Flatiron School helped him land his own job as a developer.
Based in New York, Flatiron School has already helped thousands of students start careers in technology through its online and in-person classes. The company is expanding on its mission with the launch of a new campus in Atlanta located at WeWork Colony Square.
It's the fifth new Flatiron School location since the Manhattan-based coding academy was acquired last year by WeWork. The others are in Houston, London, Brooklyn, and Washington, D.C.
Classes, which begin on Sept. 17, include the school's signature 15-week software engineering immersive, along with part-time classes on topics such as introduction to data science and front-end web development.
Noam Mintz, director of expansion at Flatiron School, says Atlanta is the coding academy's ideal next location.
David says the community in Atlanta is great for anyone just starting out in the tech field.
David recently started a new job at a larger startup that opened a new Atlanta office. It's a small team—especially compared to the company's offices in San Francisco and Paris—but it's the perfect size for him.
"I do feel like I got a seat on a rocket ship with the Atlanta office," he said.


Having two boys in the house that love to be on the go means that dirty laundry is something I have to deal with all the time. And while I wish I could say that it was just my boys' clothing that ended up filthy, the truth is my own clothes often get just as dirty as the outfits Zackary and Benjamin wear. Part of that is due to cleaning up the mess my boys make but part of it is just my own occasional clumsiness. If I manage to make it through the week without spilling coffee on myself at some point, I'm generally pretty proud!
Fortunately, I have a gorgeous new Maytag Maxima XL Steam Laundry Pair to help me deal with the mountain of laundry the boys and I create each week. But since this is my first experience with a high efficiency washer, I was at a bit of a loss when choosing a detergent for the machine. Initially, I used a laundry detergent for baby clothes since it had the low sudsing formula I needed for the machine. But it just didn't have the cleaning power to get out tough stains and that's an essential for me. So when I got the chance to test out new Purex plus Oxi liquid laundry detergent, I hoped it would be the detergent I had been searching for.
A few weeks ago I shared a picture of my new favourite shirt, a 007 t-shirt from the TIFF Shop, and indirectly revealed my love of all things James Bond. I've seen most of the movies, read all of the books and have a random collection of 007 merchandise. So when I heard about the Bond Girls collection from OPI, I knew I had to have it.
This brand new collection of six Liquid Sand nail lacquers features a textured matte finish with a sophisticated sparkle perfectly befitting any Bond girl. With colours inspired by and named after some of the most popular Bond girls of all time, these six shades are sure to dress up any summer outfit!


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Tukkatatong Petpayathai: The Road To ONE Championship
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Not long ago, it was announced that Muay Thai Champion Tukkatatong Petpayathai from the Evolve Fight Team had joined the prestigious ONE Super Series, which brings together the world's greatest fighters in striking martial arts.
A large contingent of big-name athletes had already been signed, and Tukkatatong's addition only served to bolster ONE Championship's elite ranks.
This Friday, 29 June, on the main card of ONE: Spirit of a Warrior, which will be held at the Thuwunna Indoor Stadium in Yangon, Myanmar, Tukkatatong makes his highly-anticipated ONE Super Series Kickboxing debut against ISKA & WBC World Champion Mehdi "Diamond Heart" Zatout of France.
Following a wildly successful career in Thailand's biggest and most prestigious Muay Thai stadiums, Tukkatatong now enters the global arena looking for even more glory.
But before he steps into the cage in Myanmar, let's take a closer look at his colorful journey from a young boy with big dreams, to today, a legend in the world of striking martial arts.
Growing Up As A Young Boy In Rural Thailand
Tukkatatong was born on 23 August 1987, in Thailand's northeastern province of Buriram.
He was raised by his father, a member of Buriram's local government, and his mother, a homemaker who cared for him and his two younger siblings.
"The village I grew up in is like any other small countryside village in Thailand – a quiet place where everyone knows each other," said Tukkatatong. "My life was a normal country kid's life. I spent my time playing with friends and being naughty. I was quite misbehaved as a kid."
Not long after, Tukkatatong discovered martial arts, like many of the young kids his age. He was introduced to Muay Thai by his father, who was a huge fan of the sport. The two would watch Muay Thai fights together on television, Tukkatatong recalls, until one day, his father would bring home a gift that would change his life forever.
"My dad bought some gloves and a bag for us to mess around with," Tukkatatong said. "As time went by messing around punching and kicking, I decided I wanted to give Muay Thai a proper go and try fighting."
Becoming A Muay Thai Fighter
At just 10-years of age, Tukkatatong began training in Muay Thai and instantly fell in love with it. What started as playful punching and kicking of his father's heavy bag quickly transitioned into more than just a hobby. Shortly after, Tukkatatong would begin competing in local tournaments.
He won his first title in the provinces before he moved to Bangkok, Thailand's bustling metropolitan capital city, where he would compete in more tournaments and take home even more wins.
"I started training at home at first, and then moved to a gym nearby called Sitkawee," the 30-year-old remembers.
"I had my first fight when I was 10 – I was in the fourth grade. After fighting for a few years in the provinces, I relocated to Bangkok at the age of 13 and moved to the Kiatpetch Gym."
Tukkatatong became known for his versatility in the ring, being able to switch between a technical style and an aggressive style. His favorite techniques are his left knee, left elbow, and left roundhouse kick.
That unique style would later help him become regarded as one of the best Muay Thai fighters in the world today.
Later on, Tukkatatong would win the Channel 7 Muay Thai Championship twice, a North East Thailand Championship, and an Andaman League Tournament Championship.
"I am most proud of my Channel 7 Stadium belts," he says. "My proudest win would be when I beat Ninmongkon, as he was a top fighter."
Overcoming Adversity Through Martial Arts
But things weren't always on the right path for Tukkatatong. Like many others in Thailand who had gone through a financial crisis, the 30-year-old had to overcome adversity.
A few years after moving to Bangkok, Tukkatatong returned home to Buriram, and tragedy struck his family.
"The hardest time of my life was when my family lost all our money," said Tukkatatong. "My dad was up for re-election for the local government. He spent a lot of money on his campaign but lost the election. We were left penniless. It was extremely difficult for everyone."
"Once my family went bankrupt, I decided I had to return to fight and help the family out with money."
The adversity renewed his focus on his martial arts career and gave him a different kind of motivation. He wanted to help his family, bring them out of the trenches, and give them a better life.
The lessons he learned during this time, especially those from his father whom he describes as his greatest inspiration, would stick with him, even throughout his Muay Thai career.
"We got through this hardship by fighting and never giving up," said Tukkatatong. "Seeing my dad continue to fight and refusing to give up taught me that you can overcome anything, as long as you keep fighting. I carry this with me today. I refuse to give up."
Just a day from now, Tukkatatong will make his ONE Super Series debut and will attempt to conquer a new arena.
A member of the Evolve Fight Team and widely considered in Thailand as one of its finest Muay Thai fighters, Tukkatatong will travel to Myanmar to claim his first victory inside the ONE Championship cage.
Despite already competing in some of Thailand's biggest stadiums, Tukkatatong feels that this new start is an important juncture in his career because it will be the biggest platform he has ever competed on.
"ONE Championship is the biggest stage I have ever fought on," he says. "There are so many people following ONE around the world."
"I am confident going into this bout. All my Muay Thai World Champion teammates at Evolve MMA have performed so well so far in the ONE Super Series. I look forward to putting on a show too."
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Non-perturbative unitarity constraints on the ratio of shear viscosity to entropy density in ultraviolet-complete theories with a gravity dual
Ram Brustein, A. J.M. Medved
We reconsider, from a novel perspective, how unitarity constrains the corrections to the ratio of shear viscosity η to entropy density s. We start with higher-derivative extensions of Einstein gravity in asymptotically anti-de Sitter spacetimes. It is assumed that these theories are derived from string theory and thus have a unitary UV completion that is dual to a unitary, UV-complete boundary gauge theory. We then propose that the gravitational perturbations about a solution of the UV-complete theory are described by an effective theory whose linearized equations of motion have at most two time derivatives. Our proposal leads to a concrete prescription for the calculation of η/s for theories of gravity with arbitrary higher-derivative corrections. The resulting ratio can take on values above or below 1/4π and is consistent with all the previous calculations, even though our reasoning is substantially different. For the purpose of calculating η/s, our proposal also leads to only two possible candidates for the effective two-derivative theory: Einstein and Gauss-Bonnet gravity. The distinction between the two is that Einstein gravity satisfies the equivalence principle, and so its graviton correlation functions are polarization-independent, whereas the Gauss-Bonnet theory has polarization-dependent correlation functions. We discuss the graviton three-point functions in this context and explain how these can provide additional information on the value of η/s.
Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology
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Brustein, R., & Medved, A. J. M. (2011). Non-perturbative unitarity constraints on the ratio of shear viscosity to entropy density in ultraviolet-complete theories with a gravity dual. Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology, 84(12), [126005]. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.84.126005
Brustein, Ram ; Medved, A. J.M. / Non-perturbative unitarity constraints on the ratio of shear viscosity to entropy density in ultraviolet-complete theories with a gravity dual. In: Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology. 2011 ; Vol. 84, No. 12.
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Brustein R, Medved AJM. Non-perturbative unitarity constraints on the ratio of shear viscosity to entropy density in ultraviolet-complete theories with a gravity dual. Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology. 2011 Dec 7;84(12). 126005. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.84.126005


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In the Castaneda v. Partida (1977) case the U.S. Supreme Court accepted statistical hypothesis testing for the analysis of data on the demographic mix of the individuals called for jury service over a period of time. Two years later, in Duren v. Missouri (1979), the Court noted that in order for defendant's to receive a fair trial the system used to summon individuals for jury service should produce jury pools with a demographic mix similar to that of the jury-eligible members of the community. This talk will review the commonly used measures and methods and illustrate their use. A novel measure called disparity of the risk that was adopted by the Supreme Court of Michigan will be described and shown to be extremely stringent. It will be seen that in a jurisdiction where minorities form eight percent of the jury-eligible population, jury pools with a minority representation less than four percent will be deemed representative by this measure. If time permits an altern ative measure of the effect of minority under-representation on the chances of a defendant obtaining a "fair" jury will be recommended.


Specialist business property adviser, Christie & Co has brought to the market The Bugle Inn in the heart of the affluent Hampshire village of Twyford, four miles from the ancient cathedral city of Winchester.
Occupying a two-storey detached property set back from the main thoroughfare through the village, the beautifully decorated Hampshire pub presents a welcoming and tastefully furnished open plan bar and restaurant for 68 covers with a central bar, high specification commercial kitchen, office, and large basement cellar. The inn also boasts three boutique style en suite guest bedrooms; The Itchen Room, The Meon Room and The Test Room, plus an additional bedroom which is currently used to accommodate staff.
An attractive trade terrace sits to the front of the pub, furnished with stylish tables and chairs for up to 48 covers, offering a relaxed area for al fresco dining or a quiet drink. Additionally, the site can accommodate parking for 20 vehicles to the front and side of the building, which can be accessed through an archway.
Having been owned and operated by the current owners for the past six years, The Bugle Inn has built up an enviable reputation for its delicious, locally sourced menus and excellent range of quality beers, wines and spirits on offer. Benefitting from a strong local following as well as support from customers further afield, The Bugle Inn also enjoys excellent reviews and ratings on TripAdvisor.
Christie & Co is seeking an asking price £1,600,000 for the freehold interest.


This week marks the 150th anniversary of the Manchester Martyrs – they were William Allen, Michael Larkin and Michael O'Brien, all born in Ireland but living in Manchester and active Fenians. In 1867, after a most unconvincing trial, they were executed for their part in a successful ambush to free two Fenian leaders from a prison van in which a policeman Sergeant Brett was shot dead.
One hundred years ago, on Sunday 26 November 1917 the fiftieth anniversary of the Manchester Martyrs was celebrated in Cork by Sinn Fein and the re-organised Volunteer battalions. a public procession through the principal sheets of the city and a meeting at the National Monument, Grand Parade. The procession was an impressive one, and the route was through North Main Street, North Gate Bridge, Pope's quay, Bridge Street, King Street, Brian Boru Street and bridge, Merchant's Quay, St Patrick street, and Grand Parade. The Volunteer Cycle Corps was in the front, then came the, Pipers' Band, followed by the Irish Volunteers, the Cork Workingmen's Brass and Reed Prize Band. When the different contingents reached the National Monument, orations were delivered, which compared the IRB / Fenian movement with the ongoing Independence campaign in the post 1916 era.
The Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) was founded in Dublin and New York in 1858. The founders included James Stephens, John O'Mahony, Charles Kickham, John O'Leary, Thomas Clarke and Michael Doheny, all of whom had been connected in a post-famine rising in 1848. In addition, Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa established his Phoenix Society at Skibbereen, County Cork. The belief of the IRB or later to become known as the Fenians was similar to that of the ideas of Thomas Davis on Irish nationality, and they also believed that Britain would never concede independence without the use of physical force. Their central focus was to concentrate on the independence of Ireland from Britain. The followers of this organisation were primarily working men, in particular small farmers. By 1867, thousands of such persons had enrolled and preparing themselves for action.
On 5 March 1867, risings took place in Dublin, Cork and Limerick, On the night of Shrove Tuesday, 5 March 1867, over 2,000 Fenians in Cork City were ready for action. The rallying point was at Limerick Junction and the Cork Fenians were to meet with forces from Kerry and from Mallow and surrounding areas in North Cork. With not that many weapons between the groups as a whole, it was planned to raid private houses and barracks for guns and ammunition and hope that munition shiploads would arrive from the USA in Cork. However, the plan was not to be that straight forward. Cork weather in the form of a blizzard and high resistance among munition stations hampered the quickness of an attack. Thus, instead of advancing, the Fenians were forced to retreat with the eventual order being given to disperse.
On 11 September 1867, Colonel Thomas J Kelly (Deputy Central Organizer of the Irish Republic) was arrested in Manchester, where he had gone from Dublin to attend a council of the English 'centres' (organisers), together with a companion, Captain Timothy Deasy. A plot to rescue these prisoners was hatched by Edward O'Meagher Condon with other Manchester Fenians. On 18 September, while Kelly and Deasy were being conveyed through the city from the courthouse, the prison van was attacked by Fenians armed with revolvers, and in the scuffle Police Sergeant Charles Brett, who was seated inside the van, was shot dead. The three Fenians, who were later executed, were remembered as the Manchester Martyrs.
On the same day as the executions in November 1867, Richard O'Sullivan Burke, who had been employed by the Fenians to purchase arms in Birmingham, was arrested and imprisoned in Clerkenwell Prison in London. In December, whilst he was awaiting trial a wall of the prison was blown down by gunpowder in order to affect his escape. The explosion caused the death of twelve people, and injured one hundred and twenty others. A week later the Foaty Bay Martello Tower in Cork Harbour was attacked by Fenian members on St Stephen's Night, 1867. William Lomassaney O'Connell from Passage West with an alias of Captain Mackey led the attack. The tower garrison consisted of two gunners of the Royal Artillery. He and other members took a number of eight-pound cartridges, variously stated from ten to twenty, besides a quantity of fuse. After staying for some time, they left the tower, to which it is supposed they had come to in boats. William Lomassaney was a wanted man by the police for the raid on the Martello Tower. He was arrested with two of his accomplices at Cronin's public house in Cornmarket Street, Cork on 7 February 1868.


Of course. I should be writing and here I am procrastinating.
I try to follow checklists and protocols and outlines and storyboards, and I inevitably skid off the tracks and end up in orbit. This means that my stories need different sorts of editing. I have no idea if this is common, but it's me.
As you edit, keep in mind that your draft isn't crap. It's a draft; it's a start; it's tangible; it shouldn't be perfect. Editing can be where you really let out the creative beast. Editing can be fun. Yeah, I said it. You just have to find out what part of editing taps into what you love about your writing.
Want to see how I edit? Check out the video.
Tids and Bits: Hey, when I first started making these screen-cast videos it would take me five hours to create and process. I had to keep restarting because I kept tripping over my tongue. Now, it takes me an hour and a half to create the unscripted one-take video, edit, and craft the thumbnail. I've learned how to trip on my tongue, pause for a few seconds to "mark" my place, and then edit out the sneezes, coughs, dog barks, and the occasional, "Moooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom!" (If I don't finish before my kids gets home).


Several local groups and community activists are uniting on April 24 for a four-hour retreat designed to help young men make better life choices and avoid streetgangs. Mayor Carl Brewer will open the retreat, which is scheduled from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club, 2400 N. Opportunity Drive.
Real Men Real Heroes, Teen Heroes, Real Men Inc., Curtis Middle School and community activist David Gilkey are joining forces in an effort to curb youth violence, save youth from a streetgang lifestyle and encourage young men to stay on the right path.
Organizers expect about 150 youth – from honor roll students to teens needing role models – to attend. The youth will meet two dozen men already active in mentoring, tutoring and gang-intervention efforts.
One scheduled speaker, the Rev. Riccardo Harris, will share the painful story of losing his son, Robert Ridge, to random gang violence. Ridge, 19, was in his car at a stoplight when he was shot to death because a gang member didn't like the way Robert looked at him.
For more information, please contact Gilkey at (316) 312-5705 or Real Men Real Heroes Board President Buddy Shannon at (316) 734-6076.


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Revisiting the Blockbuster Trades Between New York and Columbus
By Brian Sklar March 28th, 2015
The New York Rangers and Columbus Blue Jackets made two blockbuster deals in 2012 and 2013. The first deal took place in the summer of 2012 when the Rangers traded fan-favorite center Brandon Dubinsky, young Russian center Artem Anisimov, and defense prospect Tim Erixon to the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for their superstar wing and captain Rick Nash. Several months later during the following season the teams yet again made a major headline trade. The New York Rangers traded sniper Marian Gaborik to Columbus for center Derick Brassard, winger Derek Dorsett, and young lefty defenseman John Moore. Let's take a look on the winners and losers of these trades now that a few seasons have passed.
Rick Nash has posted his 3rd 40 goal season of his career this year with the New York Rangers. He is poised to pass his career high of 41. (Bob DeChiara-USA TODAY Sports)
Summer 2012- New York Rangers trade Brandon Dubinsky, Artem Anisimov, and Tim Erixon to Columbus Blue Jackets for Rick Nash
Trade Worked Out For- New York Rangers and Columbus Blue Jackets
Glen Sather wanted to add a star forward and got just that in Rick Nash. While Nash has not performed offensively in the playoffs in his time in New York, he was still was a valuable forward for the team. In Nash's first season as a Ranger he was very consistent in the lockout shortened season of 2013. Nash had 21 goals and 21 assists for 42 points in the regular season. Last year an early season concussion led to Nash not finding his game and was quiet in the playoffs as well. This season he was performing at an astounding pace before a recent goal drought, but still has 40 goals on the season after scoring in the loss to Boston.
This trade worked out for Columbus as well because it was just time for Nash and Columbus to part ways. The Blue Jackets since the Nash trade have completely changed their identity.
Brandon Dubinsky has fully embraced being a member of the Columbus Blue Jackets and has been a force as a two-way center (Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports)
Columbus is a tough, physical, and hardworking club that is difficult to play against. Brandon Dubinsky has become a leader for Columbus and has improved his game into one of the best defensive centers in the league. Last season in 76 games Dubinsky had 16 goals, 34 assists, and 50 points. Dubinsky shadowed Crosby in the playoffs last season and did an incredible job of shutting down Crosby for the series, despite Pittsburgh advancing in 6 games. Artem Anismov has been a descent depth center for Columbus, but has not put up the offensive numbers expected as of yet. Tim Erixon has not lived up to the hype and has bounced around a few franchises since the trade, and is now a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Spring 2013- New York Rangers Trade Marian Gaborik for Derick Brassard, Derek Dorsett, and John Moore
Trade Worked Out For- New York Rangers
This trade did not work out for the Columbus Blue Jackets. Marian Gaborik battled injuries in his brief time with Columbus and just did not fit in well to the team. Gaborik was traded at the 2014 trade deadline to the LA Kings where he ironically burned the Rangers in the 2014 Stanley Cup Finals with a few big goals. Gaborik was incredible all playoffs and it led to a big contract with LA this past offseason. Derek Dorsett and John Moore never found their way in New York. Dorsett who played on the 4th line with the Rangers is now a Vancouver Canuck and John Moore is a member of the Arizona Coyotes after being included in the Keith Yandle trade.
Derek Brassard is enjoying his best year as a pro this season for the Rangers (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
The big prize of this trade for the Rangers is Derek Brassard. Brassard has played hockey at a level that is much higher than he showed with the Blue Jackets. Brassard has turned into arguably the Rangers top center. Brassard centers the Rangers top line currently with Rick Nash and Mats Zuccarello. The 27-year-old Quebec native is having a career year this season with 15 goals, 39 assists, and 54 points in 71 games this year. Brassard is a very good skater and passer and has played excellent this year with Nash and Zuccarello.
The New Rivalry
These two Metropolitan teams have definitely become new rivals. Just take a look at Rick Nash's return to Columbus last season and it will tell you all you need to know about how these two teams feel about each other.
The Blue Jackets have a new superstar in town in 22-year-old center Ryan Johansen. The Blue Jackets returned to the playoffs last season led by the 30-goal-scorer Johansen, the leadership of Dubinsky up front, and Sergei Bobrovsky in net. This season injuries led to a .500 season for Columbus, but if healthy next year they will make a strong push for another playoff appearance. The Rangers body of work the last few seasons speaks for itself, and they are doing everything they can to win a Stanley Cup right now. I believe both teams are better today as a result of these trades. Nash and Brassard are thriving in the system of 2nd year head coach Alain Vigneault. Vigneault's teams play with more speed, more active defenseman, and with quicker transitions than the defensive style of John Tortorella. Dubinsky and Anisimov have been strong contributors to the franchise turn around and state of mind on the Columbus Blue Jackets. The two teams play one more time this season on Monday April 6th at Madison Square Garden.
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Home » General Knowledge » Bahrain National Day 2022: Date, History and celebrations
Bahrain National Day 2022: Date, History and celebrations
Bahrain National Day commemorates the country's independence from the British Empire on December 16, 1971. The holiday is celebrated with cultural and patriotic events throughout the kingdom.
By Ishita Goyal | 15 Dec 2022 at 7:58 PM
Bahrain National Day 2022: December 16 marks Bahrain National Day, a public holiday that celebrates the country's independence from British rule. The day is also celebrated as the anniversary of the formation of the modern Bahraini state. On Bahrain National Day, people take to the streets to participate in parades and festivities. The day is a time to reflect on Bahrain's achievements and to look towards the future.
What is Bahrain National Day?
On Bahrain National Day, people of all ages and backgrounds come together to celebrate their country's rich heritage and bright future. There are parades, concerts, fireworks, and other festivities held in honor of Bahrain National Day.
This national day is a time for Bahrainis to reflect on how far their country has come and to look forward to a prosperous future.
Martyred Intellectuals Day 2022: History and observance of this day
The History of Bahrain National Day
Bahrain National Day commemorates the formation of the modern state of Bahrain. It is celebrated on December 16th, the day that the late Amir Sheikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa signed a decree establishing the State of Bahrain in 1971.
The holiday celebrates Bahrain's national unity and pride in its citizens. Throughout the day, patriotic songs are played on the radio and television, and public buildings are decorated with Bahraini flags. There are also parades, firework displays, and other festive events held throughout the country.
The origins of Bahrain National Day date back to 1932, when Shaikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa became ruler of the country. At that time, Bahrain was still a British protectorate. In order to gain more autonomy from Britain, Shaikh Hamad began negotiations for a new treaty. These negotiations led to the signing of the Anglo-Bahraini Treaty in 1934, which gave Bahrain more independence.
Shaikh Hamad's son, Shaikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa, became Amir in 1961. Under his rule, Bahrain began to modernize and develop rapidly. In 1968, oil was discovered in Bahrain – this newfound wealth helped to further improve living standards and support economic development.
On December 16th, 1971, Shaikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa signed a decree proclaiming the formation of the State of Bahrain. This marked a new era in Bahrain's history – one that would be characterized by continued progress and prosperity.
What to Expect on Bahrain National Day
Bahrain National Day is celebrated on December 16th every year. It is a public holiday that commemorates the country's independence from the British Empire in 1971. On this day, people of all ages come together to celebrate Bahrain's culture and heritage.
The festivities usually begin with a military parade followed by a street carnival. The carnival includes traditional Bahraini dances, music, and food. People also dress up in traditional Bahraini clothing to join in the fun. The celebrations end with a spectacular fireworks display.
If you're visiting Bahrain during National Day, be sure to experience the vibrant atmosphere and join in the festivities!
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How to Celebrate Bahrain National Day
In Bahrain, National Day is celebrated on December 16th. This holiday commemorates the day that Bahrain gained its independence from Britain in 1971.
There are many ways to celebrate Bahrain National Day. One way is to attend one of the many cultural events that take place around the country. These events typically feature traditional Bahraini music and dance, and are a great way to learn more about the culture. Another way to celebrate is to simply spend time with family and friends, enjoying the special food and drink that is traditionally served on this holiday.
No matter how you choose to celebrate, Bahrain National Day is a time to come together and be proud of this small but mighty nation.
Bahrain National Day is a special time for Bahrainis to celebrate their country and its culture. This year's theme is "Unity in Diversity" which celebrates the many different cultures that make up Bahrain. On this day, Bahrainis will come together to enjoy traditional food, music, dance, and more. We hope you'll join us in celebrating Bahrain National Day on December 16th, 2022!
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Gov. Baker Signs Distracted Driving Bill Into Law
(Karyn Regal/WBZ NewsRadio)
BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — There were cheers on Beacon Hill Monday afternoon as Gov. Charlie Baker signed into law a bill that bans hand-held cell phone use while driving in Massachusetts.
"This bill adopts recommendations in the Strategic Highway Safety Plan stipulating that no operators of motor vehicles and bicycles can use devices unless the technology is being used hands-free," Gov. Baker said.
The bill will take effect in 90 days, and calls for fines of up to $500.
"When a driver on an electronic device hits something or someone, that's not an accident," Gov. Baker said. "It's a crash that was avoidable."
Many were in attendance who lost a child, or a parent, or a friend in a drunk driving crash—or were themselves hurt in one.
Jerry Sibley's son, Jordan, was killed in a drunk driving crash.
"I got handed something that I wasn't expecting, didn't want, what can I do positive? And I vowed the day I buried my son, when I gave his eulogy, I vowed he would never be forgotten," he told WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal.
Gerry Katz lost her stepson, and calls the day bittersweet.
"On one side, we're missing our son, and on the other side, we've used his death to bring forward this legislation, so it's loss, and happiness that we're gonna save lives," she said.
Massachusetts has now joined every other New England state in banning drivers' hand-held cell phone use. Drivers will still be allowed to use hands-free cell phones using Bluetooth or other means.
The bill requires that law enforcement officers report data on violations, so that the data can be shared with the public.
WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal (@Karynregal) reports


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Today was the first day of London fashion week Fall 2014. Goodbye NYC #snowmageddon, hello pond jumpers. While the time difference means the city of London is thriving right now with raging after-parties, we're able to bring you the scoop early in your day. Neat, huh? Shall we get on with it, then? (I wrote that in a British accent).
First up is a standard "calm before the storm" pic courtesy of LFW Daily. Ah, it's nice to see the casual loiterer by the train station. Almost feels like home. Porter magazine gave us a great shot of high-end invitations to shows while British sites, bloggers and stylists gave us in-show access to some of the best looks of the day. A few Americans chimed in as well. Mickey Boardman let out a now open secret and an American V-day classic tune was playing during the Mark Fast finale. Check it all out below!
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Reports on the Australian Nursing Federation's concern about the recruitment of Australian nurses in Great Britain. International Medical Recruitment's recruitment drive.
RURAL AND REMOTE NETWORK. // Australian Nursing Journal;Aug95, Vol. 3 Issue 2, p13
Reports on the search for nominees for the Australian Nursing Federation national network of rural and remote area nurse representatives. Contact information.
ACT roster dispute. Prenesti, Sam // Australian Nursing Journal;Feb96, Vol. 3 Issue 7, p11
Reports that an attempt by the ACT Liberal minority government to introduce 8x8x8 rosters has met opposition from Canberra, Australian Capital Territory nurses. Industrial campaign of the Australian Nursing Federation.
SA runs campaign on care. Barbaro, Frank // Australian Nursing Journal;May96, Vol. 3 Issue 10, p12
Reports that the Australian Nurses Federation is running a care to Nurse campaign to set benchmark standards in nursing care that are recognized by the South Australian community. Efforts to draw up standards for approval by nurses, managers and employers; Comments from branch secretary Gail Gago.
NT positions under threat. // Australian Nursing Journal;Jul96, Vol. 4 Issue 1, p10
Reports that the Australian Nursing Federation's (ANF) Northwest Territories (NT) branch has condemned a proposal by the NT Health Service to cut senior nursing positions. ANF branch's concern about community care centers in the area.
New agreement in ACT. Duff, Colleen // Australian Nursing Journal;Jul96, Vol. 4 Issue 1, p12
Reports that the Australian Nursing Federation's Australian Capital Territory (ACT) has finalized an Enterprise Bargaining Agreement (EBA) with the ACT government for public sector nurses. Terms of the EBA.
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Focuses on the plans of the Australian Nursing Federation (ANF) for the year 2000. Increasing stress experienced by nurses; Strengths of ANF; High percentage of the nursing workforce who belong to the union.
ANF Vic Branch launches public sector claim. // Australian Nursing Journal;Jul2000, Vol. 8 Issue 1, p9
Reports on the Year 2000 Public Sector Claim for improved wages and conditions launched by the Australian Nursing Federation (ANF) Victoria Branch. Purpose of the launching; Why a number of registered nurses in Victoria were not practicing; Details on the claims of the ANF Vic Branch; First...
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Q: Adding time stamp values to a table I have lately started learning SQL,and as a part of my assignment,I was trying to solve this question:

The table structure which I have created is:
CREATE TABLE train (train_no int,date_of_dep date,time_of_dep timestamp,time_of_arrival timestamp)

I am trying to insert a record for a train which will depart 33 minutes from now, and will arrive 115 minutes from current time.
This is the command I am trying to use:
INSERT INTO train VALUES(5,SYSDATE,TO_TIMESTAMP(SYSDATE+33/1440),TO_TIMESTAMP(SYSDATE+115/1440))

On displaying the table, it is giving me this output:

Can anyone explain why am I not getting the required output?

A: As there's no TIME datatype in Oracle, and as you need to collect information up to minutes (you certainly don't need fractional seconds; do you?), use DATE datatype as it contains both date and time information.
Also - although your task says that you do need it - you don't need date of departure; it is contained in time of departure.
Something like this:
SQL> CREATE TABLE train
  2  (
  3     train_no          INT,
  4     time_of_dep       DATE,
  5     time_of_arrival   DATE
  6  );

Table created.

Insert a row; note that it is a good habit to specify all columns you're inserting into. You can add minutes the way you tried to, but - why wouldn't you use interval? It is easier to understand what you're doing:
SQL> INSERT INTO train (train_no, time_of_dep, time_of_arrival)
  2          VALUES (5,
  3                  SYSDATE + INTERVAL '33' MINUTE,
  4                  SYSDATE + INTERVAL '115' MINUTE);

1 row created.

OK, so - what's being inserted?
SQL> SELECT SYSDATE, t.*
  2    FROM train t;

SYSDATE    TRAIN_NO TIME_OF_ TIME_OF_
-------- ---------- -------- --------
11.02.22          5 11.02.22 11.02.22

Whoops! Not very useful. So - modify date format:
SQL> alter session set nls_date_format = 'dd.mm.yyyy hh24:mi';

Session altered.

SQL> SELECT SYSDATE, t.*
  2    FROM train t;

SYSDATE            TRAIN_NO TIME_OF_DEP      TIME_OF_ARRIVAL
---------------- ---------- ---------------- ----------------
11.02.2022 08:33          5 11.02.2022 09:05 11.02.2022 10:27

SQL>

That looks better.
Alternatively, you could have used TO_CHAR function with desired format mask:
SQL> select train_no,
  2    to_char(time_of_dep    , 'dd.mm.yyyy hh24:mi') dep,
  3    to_char(time_of_arrival, 'dd.mm.yyyy hh24:mi') arr
  4  from train;

  TRAIN_NO DEP              ARR
---------- ---------------- ----------------
         5 11.02.2022 09:05 11.02.2022 10:27

SQL>

[EDIT] If it must be a timestamp, you'd do the same:
SQL> CREATE TABLE train
  2  (
  3     train_no          INT,
  4     time_of_dep       timestamp,
  5     time_of_arrival   timestamp
  6  );

Table created.

SQL> INSERT INTO train (train_no, time_of_dep, time_of_arrival)
  2          VALUES (5,
  3                  systimestamp + INTERVAL '33' MINUTE,
  4                  systimestamp + INTERVAL '115' MINUTE);

1 row created.

SQL> SELECT SYSDATE, t.*
  2    FROM train t;

SYSDATE            TRAIN_NO TIME_OF_DEP               TIME_OF_ARRIVAL
---------------- ---------- ------------------------- -------------------------
11.02.2022 08:57          5 11.02.22 09:30:35,783378  11.02.22 10:52:35,783378

SQL>


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More Forgacs Redundancies Show Liberals Promised Too little, Too late.
The Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union (AMWU) is today supporting shipbuilders at Forgacs in the Hunter who are being made redundant, as progress on the air warfare destroyer modules that the yard is building for ASC near completion.
Most of the people to go are boilermakers and welders and these job cuts are on top of cuts to roles in the office which are winding down.
The redundancies come as work for the yard dries up, and the industry sinks lower into the 'valley of death' as no new contracts are coming from the Federal Government.
"Our focus today is on supporting highly skilled shipbuilders who now face an uncertain future," said AMWU Assistant National Secretary Glenn Thompson.
Tim Ayres, NSW AMWU Secretary, said that it was disappointing that local Liberal MPs – who had the ear of the Government and Minister – hadn't spoken out more strongly for local jobs.
"We're disappointed that MPs like Bob Baldwin have only come to the shipbuilding party in the last month or so.
The union is calling on the Government to fast track contracts for the offshore patrol boats and the future frigates that it has already announced, and that are slated to come on line in 2 years time.
"We also need the Government to immediately announce that the Future Submarines will be built here in Australia," said Mr Thompson.
"The longer they delay this announcement the worse it will be for the confidence of the local industry and workers.


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A fragmented France depicted on dessert plates
By Kate Blackwood |
Depict all of France on a set of dessert plates: this ambitious challenge was undertaken by the Sèvres porcelain manufactory in the 1820s, a time when the nation was deeply divided, said Kelly Presutti, assistant professor of history of art and visual studies in the College of Arts and Sciences.
A porcelain plate in the "Service des Departments" series by Sèvres/ The Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection
"Referred to as a 'tour of France in 100 dessert plates,' the Service des Departments (1824-32) was a way of cataloguing the nation and representing it as a coherent whole. To do so in this fraught moment, however, required an abundance of words, both in the making of the service and in its final form," Presutti wrote in an essay published May 25 in Word & Image: A Journal of Verbal Visual Enquiry. The article is drawn from Presutti's book manuscript, "Terroir after the Terror: Landscape and Representation in Nineteenth-Century France."
The resulting plate set, Presutti said, relies on words painted onto the plates, describing landscape views, labeling portrait medallions and detailing regional attributes.
Reverse of a Sèvres porcelain plate in the "Service des Departments" series/ The Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection
"The text, unusual in Sèvres porcelain of the time, betrays a particular anxiety about the ability of landscape representation to stand for the nation, especially at a moment when France was itself disunified," Presutti wrote.
Her essay describes both the ambition and the ultimate failure of the porcelain set to represent France for reasons having to do with the complexity of France's territorial politics and its colonial holdings.
Read the story on the College of Arts and Sciences website.
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