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CUSTOMER STORY: The LEGO® Group
The LEGO® Group
Sterling's people listened to us and really understood what we needed as a business. They had the compliance experience on global regulations and legal requirements that meant we were confident in their abilities to provide the support we needed."
- Jo Scott, Global Project Manager, Child Safeguarding and Talent at The LEGO Group
Keen to integrate children's rights into the day-to-day running of the business, The LEGO Group has taken a number of steps over the years to align child safety across its entire business, whether that's in retail stores or its head office.
One of our key sayings at Lego is, 'only the best is good enough,' and we live and breathe that motto. Children are our role models, and while there are safeguarding requirements for some elements of our business, we wanted to bring the safety of our customers (i.e., children) into everything we deliver across the business."
Jo Scott
Global Project Manager, Child Safeguarding and Talent at The LEGO Group
While the brand complies with the employee and candidate screening requirements for roles that require Child Safeguarding checks in its head offices in Denmark, other countries in The LEGO Group' global eco-system didn't have the same individual assessments in place. Keen to set a globally unified standard for all employees and candidates in roles with high levels of engagement with children, The LEGO Group sought a partner to launch a pilot for a global Child Safeguarding background screening framework.
It was crucial to The LEGO Group that the implementation of screening was viewed as an extension of their global commitment to children's rights and complemented the existing Child Safeguarding work taking place across the business.
While the initial pain point was finding a provider that could support a global three phase screening of existing employees, there were also concerns about the amount of time it took to complete criminal checks and some concerns from the existing employees to share personal data and information.
Sterling completed criminal background checks on existing office-based workers as part of a global child safeguarding initiative, including those involved in consumer engagement (on and offline), social media staff, and the insight and development teams
Criminal checks were performed where permissible
Processes were clarified and simplified for staff where there had been prior concerns that processes were overly complicated
With the global pandemic impacting the roll out of the initial pilot, Sterling adapted its services to flex with the changing screening needs of The LEGO Group
Best known as a family-owned business and creators of sets of interlocking plastic bricks and elements, The LEGO® Group is a Danish toy company based in Billund, Denmark. The near-90-year-old company operates hundreds retail stores and play experiences around the globe.
16,000+ globally
We knew that introducing a global unified standard would be a real learning curve for us as a business, especially as it's not a legal requirement for a commercial organisation, leaving us with little in the way of best practice guidelines. Sterling stood out to us as their people listened to us and really understood what we needed as a business. They had the compliance experience on global regulations and legal requirements that meant we were fully confident in their abilities to provide the support we needed."
Working with The LEGO Group, Sterling has redesigned the company's screening process for existing employees and new-hires for much of the commercial side of the business. This has allowed The LEGO Group to know that its people, its culture and its strong brand values were resting on a foundation of trust and safety. Following the initial pilot, the updated safeguarding screening programme is set to be rolled out on a wider scale globally, including across the Asia Pacific region, with further plans to extend this into the retail side of the business in the near future.
Child safeguarding checks are not a legal requirement in a commercial industry so, without a precedent or blueprint to follow, much of the work has required adjustments and tailoring along the way
There was a need to adapt and flex the scope of the work during a pandemic
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In this document you can find all the info you need to understand what CORS is, and how it affects the usage of Yarkon with your S3 buckets.
Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) defines a way for client web applications that are loaded in one domain to interact with resources in a different domain.
It is important to understand that the ACLs and policies continue to apply when you enable CORS on the bucket. Changing the CORS rules for a bucket does not have any impact on its ACL and policies.
When using the Yarkon, enabling CORS is always necessary, so make sure to familiarize yourself with the subject by reading this document from Amazon.
If you are using Yarkon Cloud or Yarkon Server, the recommended way to get all your CORS settings updated in bulk, is using the Yarkon Admin Console. See the section Analyzing and Updating CORS in the document Bucket Management for the full details. It is highly recommended you use the Yarkon Admin Console to handle the changes for you, reducing time spent and human errors.
Enabling for all origins is useful if you run different editions of Yarkon at the same time, or you plan to change the edition you use in the future.
The following is the proper CORS rule to be used to enable access by Yarkon Server. Just replace the origin url with the proper DNS name you assigned Yarkon in your organization.


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High-end Roman fashion house Valentino has opened a flagship store on the Tmall Luxury Pavillion.
Selling selected products from the designer's womens and menswear collections and a host of limited edition products only available on Tmall. The launch last week also live-streamed Valentino's runway show from Tokyo as part of its launch.
Valentinojoins Tiffany, Burberry, Hugo Boss, La Mer, Maserati and Guerlain (LVMH) and Zenith as brands using the luxury pavilion on Tmall to sell to China's ever-increasing wealthy middle class millennials and Gen Z-ers.
According to research by Bain & Co, China's Millennial and Generation Z shoppers are on track to make up 46% of purchases in the global personal luxury goods market by 2025, up from 32% in 2017.
The research also points to how much more important online is becoming to luxury brands as its target audience – who grew up online – comes of age. Bain & Co predicts that official sites and e-commerce platforms expected to account for 25% of the market's value in 2025, up from the current 10%, as a result.
The move comes as research shows that this Christmas, many shoppers around the world will be turning to luxury brands for unique gifts. Research by Bazaarvoice revealed in Novemberthat 76% of UK shoppers who usually shop at mid-market brands such as Next and Debenhams are likely to switch to luxury brands including Selfridges, Burberry, Mulberry and Omega at Christmas.


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La Siderurgica Acciaierie e Laminatoi (SiderAL) fu una società per azioni, in forma consortile, con sede e stabilimento in San Zeno Naviglio, operante nel settore siderurgico per la produzione di semilavorati trasformabili in armature per l'edilizia (tondino), travi e profilati di piccole e medie dimensioni. La società fu attiva dal 1956 al 1983.

Lo stabilimento sanzenese, collegato strategicamente con la ferrovia grazie ad un raccordo con la stazione di San Zeno-Folzano, è stato trasformato in un deposito di rottame.

Storia
Nel dopoguerra, grazie alla disponibilità di rottame, principalmente le rotaie delle linee distrutte dai bombardamenti, si svilupparono nella provincia di Brescia diversi laminatoi meccanizzati. Venuta a mancare la disponibilità di rotaie a partire dalla seconda metà degli anni cinquanta, gli stessi laminatoi furono costretti ad acquistare billette da acciaierie site in altre provincie per garantire la stessa qualità di prodotto. Essi persero dunque quel vantaggio in termini di costo che avevano accumulato grazie all'acquisizione di rottame di buona fattura, come erano considerate le rotaie in quegli anni.

Alcune ferriere bresciane decisero di mettersi insieme e costruire uno stabilimento che producesse direttamente i lingotti da vendere a loro stesse e a buon mercato, in proporzione alle quote conferite. Nel 1956, la Ori Martin, la OLS, la Ilfo, la Bosio, la Fratelli Stefana, la Fenotti Stefana e la Lucchini istituirono la SiderAL che eresse uno stabilimento nei pressi della stazione ferroviaria di San Zeno Naviglio.

Nel 1970, introdusse la colata continua con macchinario Danieli a 7 linee; venne abbandonata la produzione dei lingotti e iniziò la produzione di billette]. Nel corso del decennio, tuttavia, il mercato delle billette entrò in crisi e con essa la SiderAL che, non fabbricando prodotti finiti come il tondino o altri profilati, venne ritenuta superflua dalla maggioranza dei soci ormai indipendenti nella produzione delle billette. Fu salvata nel 1978 grazie all'intervento di alcuni industriali della siderurgia bresciana, come Oddino Pietra e Pietro Fenotti. L'impresa chiuse l'anno con un fatturato di 30 miliardi di lire.

La società fu chiusa nel 1983 grazie alla legge 17 febbraio 1986, n. 46, nata per agevolare la riduzione della produzione di tondino richiesta dalla CECA, che permise agli industriali proprietari di incassare 9,6 miliardi di lire dell'epoca che però non furono reinvestiti nell'acquisto di impianti moderni. Gli operai licenziati, dopo scioperi e proteste, in seguito furono assorbiti da acciaierie locali nell'ambito di una contrattazione fra le stesse imprese e la FIOM. Questo stabilimento fu il prototipo che dette inizio alle "miniacciaierie",(impianti siderurgici a ciclo: rottame-forno elettrico) sorte successivamente in terra bresciana e nel mondo.

Lo stabilimento di San Zeno Naviglio
Come già scritto più sopra, lo stabilimento di San Zeno Naviglio fu sede della SiderAL. Venne eretto nei pressi della stazione di San Zeno-Folzano, ai confini con Folzano, e ad essa raccordata per avere in tempi rapidi il rottame proveniente dall'estero che veniva scaricato nel porto di Genova. Il personale dipendente, in massima parte formato da ex contadini, proveniva dai paesi del circondario e, non avendo precedenti esperienze siderurgiche, venne formato in azienda da alcuni capireparto reclutati nelle storiche acciaierie bresciane: ATB,Tempini, S.Eustachio. La prima colata venne fatta il giorno 25 maggio 1957 verso le ore 15,45, in presenza dei soci proprietari, del Direttore Tecnico dott. Valentino Riva, ex dirigente della S.Eustachio, (niente a che vedere con Emilio Riva, industriale), del Direttore Amministrativo Dott. Libretti. Il Capoforno che la spillò si chiamava Pasini Felice ed era un ex Capoforno della Tempini. Il Pasini dette corrente agli elettrodi alle ore 5 del mattino e terminò la colata dopo circa 11 ore. Tutto questo tempo servì anche per cuocere il rivestimento refrattario di dolomite e per fare i collaudi dell'impianto con i tecnici della TIBB.
In questa acciaieria, per volontà del Direttore tecnico Dott. Valentino Riva, venne installato, al di fuori delle storiche aziende siderurgiche sopraddette, il primo laboratorio chimico per l'analisi sistematica della produzione e delle materie prime in uso nelle miniacciaierie, al fine di ottimizzare la qualità dell'acciaio. Sempre qui,fu introdotto il primo quantometro a scansione per l'analisi automatica dell'acciaio nelle miniacciaierie.
Per vari anni, grazie all'iniziativa dei vari tecnici via via succedutisi nella conduzione ed alla lungimiranza dei soci che lasciarono libertà operativa, in questo stabilimento furono sviluppate e applicate metodologie d'avanguardia, (insuflazione diretta di O2 in forno, affinazione in siviera mediante Ar, refrattari compound, chiusura siviera a cassetto e, con la guida del chimico metallurgico Giuseppe Scapini, la formulazione degli acciai ad alto limite di snervamento per cemento armato). Tali metodologie servirono da riferimento alle miniacciaierie che vennero costruite negli anni successivi. Varie delegazioni di operatori siderurgici, provenienti anche dall'estero, Grecia, Corea, Sudafrica, Turchia ecc. visitarono l'azienda e la presero come modello. Lo stesso imprenditore Emilio Riva, proprietario dell'ILVA, ma negli anni 60 del secolo scorso piccolo laminatore di Caronno Pertusella, richiese di visitarla per apprenderne l'organizzazione e le tecniche operative di lavoro. Sempre Emilio Riva assunse poi un tecnico della Sideral, come Capoacciaieria e istruttore delle maestranze, quando iniziò l'ascesa a grande industriale rilevando una piccola azienda siderurgica a Lesegno (Cn).

L'insieme dei fabbricati, tre grandi capannoni paralleli con vie di corsa per i carriponte alte 12,5 metri, sono tutti in carpenteria di acciaio, progettati dallo studio degli ingegneri Faroni, di Brescia. Agli inizi ospitava un Forno elettrico ad arco TIBB da 30 tonnellate nominali che, all'epoca, era l'impianto fusorio di maggior tonnellaggio del bresciano.

Al momento della dismissione i forni TIBB erano due ai quali si aggiungeva un forno Tagliaferri da 70 tonnellate, acquistato dalla SiderAL negli anni precedenti, con una produzione annua totale di circa 400.000 tonn.

Per incassare il premio dovuto secondo la legge 17 febbraio 1986, la società dovette cedere tutti gli impianti e trasformare lo stabilimento in un deposito per la lavorazione del rottame. Passò quindi al gruppo Lucchini che lo destinò a sede della controllata società commerciale "Bicomet".

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Direttori e tecnici:
Dott.Giuseppe Libretti;
Rag. Giuseppe Nicolis;
Dott. Valentino Riva;
Ing. Pietro Castagnetti;
Geom. Franco Mazzoni;
P.Ind. Giovanni Albera;
P.Ind. Benvenuto Schivardi;
P.Ind. Dante Delaidini;
P.Chim. Giuseppe Scapini;
C.F. Felice Pasini;
C.F. Alessandro Moretti;
C.F. Giuseppe Moretti;
C.F. Giovanni Angiargia;
C.F. Giovanni Medda;
C.F. Oreste Maccabiani;

Bibliografia

Aziende siderurgiche italiane del passato
Archeologia industriale della Lombardia
Aziende della provincia di Brescia
Acciaierie
San Zeno Naviglio

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Q: Finding argv address in GDB I am trying to learn about how the stack works so I wrote a pretty simple C program to run through GDB and examine the stack:
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    char buf[100];
    strcpy(buf, argv[1]);
}

I compiled the program and set a breakpoint in GDB for the beginning of the main() function.  My expectation of how the stack should look at this point in execution is:
lower memory addresses... | ebp = esp = stack frame pointer | return address | argv | arc | ...higher memory addresses
As the program progresses, the stack would increase in the direction of the lower memory addresses (allocating 100 bytes for the bur local variable)
Looking at GDB, that does not seem to be the case.

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*The stack frame appears to be at 0xbffff048

*The return address appears to be a 0xbffff04c

*But it looks like argc (value of 2) is at 0xbffff050

Where is argv?  Can anyone take a look at my screenshot and help me make heads or tails of this?
Thank you!

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Q: php preg_replace with exceptions I have a string with some tekst enrichement, zo there are <b> and <em> and some other html tags in the string. Of course a user could also put <script> or other stuf into the string, but that is not what you want. I want to replace the < and > by < and >, but not the <b> and <em>.

A: Looks like you want a negative lookahead:
$escaped = preg_replace("(</?(?!(?:b|em)\b))","<",$raw);

Note that you don't need to escape > to > because it has no meaning on its own.

A: test this
  $notecomments=" <b> <em> <sf> <script>";
  $output=preg_replace_callback(array("#<(.*?)>#"),function($matches){
switch($matches[1]){
    case 'b':
    case 'em':
      return $matches[0];
    break;
    default:
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}
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   <b> <em> <sf> <script>

A: Perhaps strip_tags fits better for this:
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NaissanceE is a first person exploration PC game developed on UDK by Limasse Five with the participation ofPauline Oliveros, Patricia Dallio and Thierry Zaboitzeff.
NaissanceE is available on Steam.
NaissanceE is an adventure taking place in a primitive mysterious structure. The game mainly consists to explore and feel the deep and strong ambiance of this atemporal world but platforming and puzzles areas will also enrich the experience.
KILLER IS DEAD
Genuine Japanese madness, it's like a dream/nighmare.
Killer Is Dead is a 2013 action video game developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and published by Kadokawa Shoten in Japan, Xseed Games in North America and Deep Silver in Europe.
It was released on PC on May 23, 2014
Child of Light is a platforming role-playing video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. The game puts players in the shoes of Aurora, a child stolen from her home, who, in her quest to return, must bring back the sun, the moon and the stars held captive by the mysterious Queen of the Night.
It was released on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii U, Xbox 360 and Xbox One in April 2014, and was released on PlayStation Vita in July 2014. It is powered by UbiArt Framework, an in-house engine by Ubisoft previously used for Rayman Origins and its sequel, Rayman Legends.
When Isaac's Mother starts hearing the voice of God demanding a sacrifice be made to prove her faith, Isaac escapes into the basement facing droves of deranged enemies, lost brothers and sisters, his fears, and eventually his mother.
The Binding of Isaac is a randomly generated action RPG shooter with heavy Rogue-like elements. Following Isaac on his journey players will find bizarre treasures that change Isaac's form giving him super human abilities and enabling him to fight off droves of mysterious creatures, discover secrets and fight his way to safety.
About the Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth: Rebirth is the ultimate of remakes with an all-new highly efficient game engine (expect 60fps on most PCs), all-new hand-drawn pixel style artwork, highly polished visual effects, all-new soundtrack and audio by the the sexy Ridiculon duo Matthias Bossi + Jon Evans. Oh yeah, and hundreds upon hundreds of designs, redesigns and re-tuned enhancements by series creator, Edmund McMillen. Did we mention the poop?
THE TALOS PRINCIPLE
The Talos Principle is a first-person puzzle video game created by Croatian developer Croteam and published by Devolver Digital. The game features a philosophical storyline. It was simultaneously released on Linux, OS X and Windows on 11 December 2014, and is slated for release on PlayStation 4 and Android platforms in Q1 of 2015.
VALIANT HEARTS
Valiant Hearts: The Great War is a puzzle adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montpellier and published by Ubisoft. The game is inspired by letters written during the Great War and has four characters on the battlefield help a young German soldier find his love in this story about survival, sacrifice and friendship.
The game is powered by UbiArt Framework, an in-house engine by Ubisoft previously used for Rayman Origins and its sequel, Rayman Legends, as well as Child of Light, the former two being developed by Ubisoft Montpellier as well.
A BIRD STORY
A Bird Story is an indie adventure short, about a simple narrative taking place between the mix of a boy's memories, dream, and imagination.
From the makers of To The Moon comes A Bird Story, an adventure game that shares connections with Freebird Games's breakthrough To The Moon while leaping off in completely new directions all of its own. A Bird Story offers a simple narrative taking place between the mix of a boy's memories, dream, and imagination.
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is a 2014 adventure game created by independent Polish studio The Astronauts.
THE BLACKWELL EPIPHANY
A dead man's soul cries out against the force of a ferocious blizzard. He cries for help. He cries for answers. Then he screams as he is torn apart like damp tissue paper.
This wasn't the first time, and it won't be the last.
The police are powerless to stop it, so the duty falls to the only ones who can. What force could be so powerful – and so malevolent – that it would destroy the very core of a life in order to get what it wants? Rosa Blackwell and Joey Mallone mean to find out, even if it means risking themselves in the process.
JULIA: AMONG THE STARS
J.U.L.I.A. Among the Stars is a 2014 video game by CBE Software. It is a remake to J.U.L.I.A. It features improved graphics, a different gameplay and an expanded story.
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Three games on the Calder Cup schedule tonight; will this be the conclusion of a remarkably successful season for San Antonio, or the very beginning of something far more special?
Who Cares at Who Cares, 6 p.m.: it's underway, for those who may care
So What at So What, 7:30 p.m.: So What leads the series 3 games to 2
Oklahoma City Barons at San Antonio Rampage (1-3), 8 p.m. ET, Game Five: three straight OT losses at least provide a microscopic measure of hope for the home crowd in potential elimination scenario. The veterans have provided virtually all of SA's offense; where are the kids? And if Jacob Markstrom is indeed going to live up to the hype, tonight would be a marvelous place to start. (Radio and Web Cast links here)


View of buildings downtown including the old Amsouth Bank and Bank of America buildings. The Amsouth building is 42 floors and 579 feet high making it not only the tallest building in Tampa, but also the tallest in the state of Florida with the exception of Miami and Jacksonville.
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CPEC Security
Dr Ahmad Rashid Malik
And thus, we grow
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a multi-billion dollar package whose worth has crossed the US$ 46 billion value, and to some estimation, it goes up to US$ 63 billion. The Chinese officials and scholars often raised the question of the CPEC security. They want to know who is behind the Chinese workers. Mostly they are not satisfied with the explanation given by Pakistani side. There is a need to comprehensively review the CPEC security in the context of geo-strategic situation of Pakistan and its surrounding regions in order to satisfy the Chinese side.
Pakistan and China share a common perception about the safety of the CPEC workers and projects and also about anti-terrorism. The CPEC faces internal and external challenges. Pakistan is fully concerned with the situation of terrorism inside Pakistan and its eastern and western borders. The security of the CEPC is the corner stone policy of the Government of Pakistan and it fully ensures that.
There are three major points related to the CPEC security: The long 36 years war and instability inside Afghanistan, 15 years war of terrorism in Pakistan, and militancy and separatism on China over many decades. The situation in Afghanistan and the border area between the two countries is the major impediment in ensuring CPEC security as well as Xinjiang border with Afghanistan.
There are four major peace processes going on for creating peace and stability in Afghanistan. There is a bilateral peace process between Pakistan and Afghanistan, which is often interrupted – some times by the Americans and sometimes by the Indians through political proxies. Second, there is a multilateral peace process in the shape of the Heart of Asia, which is not going beyond annual summits and the Indo-Pakistani enmity. Third, there is the China-Pakistan-Afghanistan Trilateral Dialogue to resolve the peace process. Fourth, there is the China-Pakistan and Russia consultation on Afghanistan. These processes could influence the CPEC security from multiple angles.
India has a different strategy and it is using Afghanistan in CPEC sabotaging activities. Raw has set up a special cell to sabotage the CPEC and earmarked US$ 300 million initially to carry out anti-CPEC activities and this cell is executed via the Afghan intelligence NDS (National directorate of Security) Kulbushan Yadav was the sole RAW agent arrested in March 2016 in Balochistan. Indian nuclear submarine entering Pakistani waters in November 2016 on the eve of the Gwadar Port is another solid proof besides several terrorist activities and bombings inside Pakistan in recent months. Pakistan is vigilant on both these fronts and has tackled these incidents. Therefore, CPEC security cannot view in isolation of these incidents and terrorist activities being carried out by RAW and NDS.
As far war on terrorism is concerned, Pakistan has achieved success. There are no longer Al-Qaeda sanctuaries inside Pakistan's FATA area and elsewhere after the military Operation Zarb-e-Azb launched in June 2015. There are no more Taliban militants on Pakistan side of the border. There are no signs of ISIS/Daesh/Islamic State militants in Pakistan. Terrorist activities have been going down since 2013.
There used to be Chinese militants inside Pakistan's tribal areas and their links with other militant and proscribed organizations. They were Uygur separatist militants and ETIM (East Turkmenistan Islamic Movement) elements. They also launched terrorists activities inside China until recently. Pakistan has apprehended a number of terrorists of the ETIM and handed over to the Chinese authorities. On Pakistan side of the border, there are no longer such elements as across the board military operation was launched.
Government of China and Pakistan have a joint anti-terrorism mechanism and intelligence sharing and its is working effectively. There is a close coordination between the two governments about CPEC security.
There are internal challenges to the CPEC. Baloch insurgents and nationalists negatively view the CPEC as a threat to their supremacy. Some of them have backing from India, Afghanistan, European countries, and the United States. Some political parties in the KP want not the equitable but a larger share of the CPEC. The NGOs and their affiliates also negatively portray the CPEC. Government is making effort to counter them.
There are just isolated incidents of terrorists attacks against Chinese workers that are highly deplorable. In the last 20 months, since the project was formally inaugurated, no major incident has taken place.
At three level, security has been provided by Pakistan.
A Special Security Division (SSD) of Pakistan Army comprising 15,000 soldiers has been created in 2015. The Commanding officer is a Major General.
Naval Task Force 88 has been created in December 2016.
A Special Police Force (Special Protection Unit) of 384 personnel was also created.
Pakistan is trying its best to ensure fool-proof CPEC security, which is in its own interest. It should also be understood that the regional geo-strategic situation is not under the control of Pakistan but at different levels efforts can be made. With the passage of time, greater consensus would be achieved.
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Chini Paki Eununch Congress December 26, 2016 at 17:36
You've got nothing else to brag about ,only CPEC won't win you whole world its merely a route for Chinese goods where you idiots will work as toll gates ,rest assured (($46 bn+interest = Pakistan went broke never to revive ever again))
Even our railway budget for five years is $140bn
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Want a simple and easy to do decoration for thanks giving with no cost? These paper ball ornaments are just perfect for you. This is totally all recycling. So, there is no need to spend money to have a splendid decorations in your house. Reminder: Kids can create all of these crafts with the help of an adult and some safety scissors.
1. Measure ½" x 6" on old magazines and cut your paper into 20 strips.
4. Put this in each end of your punched paper strip stack. Spread the end of the wires to secure the paper strip stack.
5. Starting with the strip on the bottom, twist it out to begin to unfold the paper ball.
6. Twist out each strip individually in order from bottom to top of paper strip stack.
7. Arrange the strip until you form a ball! Now, you have your paper ball ornament.
You can make more paper balls with different color to make a center piece or other decorations. You can stack all the balls in a string to make a garland. You can arrange them also on your liking to make a good decor. Take a look of what I did as a decor for Thanks Giving.
I added some dried leaves and pine cones from the backyard, plastic leaves and put them together on a glass vase. This is good as a decoration in your house.
You can also arrange them in a plate and put your paper ball ornament with some leaves. This is good as center pieces of tables for party.
Hope you had fun! Happy Thanks Giving!
Very recycled yet will surely be appreciated. Thanks for this!
Very creative, colorful and really nice. Thanks for the tips!
Wow...those colorful paper in the tall glass look like ice cream. This is a very creative art piece.
here you are again with your genius and creativity.. I simply like the way you create wonder in simple material. And honestly they look great.
Oh I remember. We used to do this back in high school.. Pandagdag decoration sa room kapag Christmas. Pero ngayon, wala na.. Medyo tamad nang gumawa. LOL..They do look Christmas-y kapag nilalagyan na ng glitters. hehe..
Yay! Arts and Crafts. They look like Onion Balls. Actually, that could be a fun project for school kids.
You've made something out of waste materials. And this is recycling of used things for more usability like decors. I like your idea. I will introduce this to our pupils in the school.
AWESOME! Very creative! I try to do it for our store display.
This is really creative and very informative.
this doesn't only lessen our trash but it's actually making something more appealing to the eyes... great talent. Yahweh bless.
This is so easy.Thanks for the tutorial ,Now .I won't wonder how this thing done .ang ganda nung natapos na.
Ang galing. I really love all these arts you feature here. It's colorful and somehow gives a feeling of delight and happiness.
wow! great projects and yeah that craft looks like a pumpkin!
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Does the aurora serverless database costs money monthly even though i do not use it?

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   const bool   is_gnd_node_vtop = node_ptr_vtop->isGROUND();

   const double vbot = (is_gnd_node_vbot) ? 0.0 : sol[node_num_vbot];
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      if (!is_gnd_node_vbot)
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}

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{
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}

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}

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What it Means to be Free From the Law
By Dr. Bill Gillham	on October 1, 1998
When I was a kid, "Mr. Stone" owned two, new dream cars: a black Packard with white walls (like the bad guys drove in the 30s and a Lincoln Zephyr, the prototype of the Lincoln Town Car. Those babies could lay their ears back and fly. There were no highway speed limits. If we'd driven our old Chevy wide open it might have reached 40 mph for a few miles, and then it would have sounded like the pistons were swapping holes. Mr. Stone would blow by us doing 70! He might even strike his match on our car to light his cigar. Nah.
Was Mr. Stone a speeder? No, because there was no speed law, no baseline by which to differentiate between Mr. Stone and the rest of us oil-stained wretches. In God's time, the legislature passed a new law: Speed Limit 50 mph. After this, when Mr. Stone aired out his wheels at 70 mph, was he a speeder? Yes. Why? Law made the difference. "What shall we say then? Is the speed Law sin? May it never be! On the contrary, Mr. Stone would not have come to know sin except through the Law; for he would not have known about speeding if the Law had not said, 'You shall not speed'" (Rom. 7:7, with minor changes). God's Law is a wakeup call for sinners to convince them that they desperately need a Savior—Jesus (Gal. 3:23-26). Law was never designed to keep Christians in line (Rom. 6:14).
My friend Lee LeFebre grew up reciting the Ten Commandments in church every Sunday. You'd think this would be a deterrent against sinning. But, it will produce the opposite results. What if you began each day by repeating, "Keep off the grass" ten times? This would tempt you to walk on grass that you'd hardly noticed before! Hammering away with "you oughts" and "you ought nots" is not God's plan for stimulating Christians to good works. Grace is to accomplish this desirable goal (Rom. 6:14).
Have you ever seen a bird dog that tucks its tail and cowers at your approach? Law likely produced that. Its master crushed its "spirit" by intimidating or perhaps beating it into submission. This animal has no joy. Its purpose for experiencing its created role (hunting) has been quenched by a hard taskmaster's abusive law. Were it possible to give it a personality inventory test this dog would register very low on self-worth. It may even feel unworthy to eat its master's food or feel guilty for breathing "his" air!
Consider, on the other hand, a bird dog that is owned by an agape master who has its best interest at heart. It was first taught the master's will through rules (law), reward and discipline, then trained how to best experience the role for which it was created (hunting). It "lives in vital union with its master" as they work and play together (Col. 2:6, LB). Its greatest delight becomes to simply please its master who's been careful not to crush its "spirit" like that of the first dog, but to bring its will into line with his own for the dog's best good as well as for his own pleasure.
This dog manifests a zest for living. He has a sparkle in his eye as he ranges out in a grid-like pattern according to his master's will. He is not restrained by a leash (law), but by the law of love for his master. He yearns to submit to his master's will. Obedience has become the joy of his life. This demonstrates "the law of love" which controls Christians (Rom. 8:2). This animal does not perceive himself as being controlled by a burdensome taskmaster, but as cooperating with his life-companion, the love of his life. Sure, at times he needs correction and because it's administered to him properly, he is the better for it. He delights all the more to please his master. Our relationship with our Spiritual Dad is very similar to this. Such obedience and love bring much joy to us and to Him as well. We were recreated in Christ to experience this on earth.
Can you identify with one of these dogs? Is the evil one beating you down with law, deceiving you into believing that an angry God, not Satan, is behind this? Or are you constrained by the invisible leash of Christ's boundless grace and love for you? The later is what you were recreated in Christ to experience. "For the love of Christ controls us…" (2 Cor. 5:14). Understanding this will be a fresh breeze to your spirit. Christians are motivated to live up to (or down to!) what they believe to be God's opinion of them. Believe the lie that you are a sorry, no-good, worthless sinner saved by grace and you'll act like it. Believe the truth that through Jesus you are the holy, pure, righteous, accepted, virgin bride of Christ and you'll be highly motivated to live like it.
As I grew in Christ, I saw teaching about the Law that confused me. "God made us adequate as servants of a new covenant, not of the letter (Law), but of the Spirit; for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life" (2 Cor. 3:6). Does that say that Law "kills"? Yes. Look at the next verse: "But if the ministry of death, in letters engraved on stones…" (2 Cor. 3:8). "Ministry of death?" Yes! Just to be sure we get it, God says it a third time, "For if the ministry of condemnation has glory…" (2 Cor. 3:9). God says the Law kills, and has the "ministries" of death and condemnation! How do we explain this?
"For the Law was given through Moses; grace and truth were realized through Jesus Christ" (Jn. 1:17). Notice, grace and truth were not imparted to man via Law—and it will never be so. Condemnation and death were imparted to man via Law—and it will always be so (Rom. 3:20-21). Many well-meaning mentors teach that keeping God's law is our means of attaining or retaining His acceptance. In fact, if you removed law from their sermon barrel, it might be a big step toward solving our paper shortage. Using law to motivate Christians not only fails to inhibit sin, it actually fuels sin's engine, and makes it stronger! Remember the "Keep off the grass" illustration. I realize that it may be difficult to accept this if it's is a new concept to you. This new concept, however, is as old as the New Testament. God wishes that mentors understood that grace, not law, motivates Christians to obedience. God designed it this way. Have you not noticed that the preacher who rails the loudest against sexual sin is often the one who runs off with his secretary?
Now, I'm not teaching that since we are "not under Law" (Rom. 6:14), we can violate God's Law with abandon while He smiles at our antics like an indulgent Grandpa—Boys will be boys. Absolutely not! We're like a sparrow in the prison exercise yard that is governed by a higher law (aerodynamics) than the inmates (gravity). The new creature in Christ is governed by "the law of love (agape)," which is written on his heart (Heb. 10:16)—and this includes a passion to do the will of God. Christians wish they could overcome their sin (Rom. 7:15). That's a ten! Paul verbalizes our desire, "For I joyfully concur with the law of God in the inner man" (Rom. 7:22). Does that sound like we crave sin? Ridiculous! The reason that God can trust us by taking us out from under the Law is because He has "written [the desire to obey Him] on our heart and mind" (Heb. 10:16). You might say we're on a love tether. Love motivates us to obey.


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I met him at Daniel's funeral and became facebook friends.
He gave me this portrait at the cemetery on Daniel's first angelversary.
I took this pic after returning home from the cemetery to show how large and beautiful it is.


What Athens in Greece, Stays in Greece!
After an insanely gorgeous few days in Santorini, we flew back to Athens for 2 days before heading back to the states. In my opinion, Athens is super underrated, because when people go to Greece, they always rush out of Athens to venture out to the Greek Islands, but I highly recommend carving out a couple days to explore this ancient yet modern city. Not only are there a plethora of ruins but the youthful buzz, poppin' nightlife, delicious eats, and vibrant culture means it really has a ton going for it. Once again, I love that we saved Athens for the end of our trip because it was the perfect way to wind down before heading back to #worklife.
We got to Athens via Ryanair, and I'm calling out this airline because we had a horrible experience with them with the whole check-in bag situation. We had been using a carry-on the whole trip with no issues regarding the size of our bag, and for some reason the folks at Ryanair would not let us take our bags on the plane as a carry-on. Most planes will check in your bag for free if there isn't enough space on the plane for it, but not Ryanair. We had to pay 63 euros each to check-in our small bag (still salty).
Our Airbnb in Athens was gorgeous, located in the heart of Athens and near the Acropolis and Plaka District—really recommend staying in the heart because of the vibes and just how close it is to everything.
Athens is home to the most breathtaking ruin - The Parthenon. The former temple, which dominates the hilltop Acropolis, is gorgeous. Dedicated to the goddess Athena, you really have to pay a visit to see why it's considered one of the greatest cultural monuments in the world. While others recommend tours, we purchased a ticket to explore the Acropolis ourselves. We spent hours just wandering around and soaking up the history. Other monuments include the Theatre of Dionysus (located right next door to the Parthenon)—it's the first stone theater ever built and where the Greek tragedy was first created. I recommend purchasing the multi-site ticket package so you get entry to all the different sites.
Before visiting the Acropolis, we checked out the Acropolis museum located 10 minutes walking from the Acropolis. I personally loved the museum because we were able to learn so much about Goddess Athena, the different wars, how the temples and theaters came to be etc. before visiting the Acropolis (this is probably why we didn't need a tour guide!). There are a lot of other ruins and temples located around Athens, but we didn't get a chance to see everything given our jam-packed two days.
One of the coolest experiences of my whole entire life. We heard about Dinner in the Sky from a family in Santorini and when we went to go make reservations, they were all sold out. The company told us that a party had booked all the seats, but somehow we got super lucky and last minute two seats opened up for the 10:30 PM City Lights dining experience.
When we got to the Technopolis to aboard this experience, we noticed that all the other members of our crew were from one family—the Antetokounmpo family. I literally remember Nisha saying "I think that's an NBA player" and then our waiter tells us that they're from the Milwaukee Bucks and we should hold off on photos till the end. When we got into the sky, the table slowly rotated us so we could see views ranging from the sculpturally lit Acropolis, the surrounding mountains, the sea and the Athenian cityscape. We got to eat a 5 course meal in the sky with unlimited wine with the Antetokounmpo brothers…It doesn't get cooler than that.
I love Greek food as much as the next person, so I figured, why not learn how to cook it? We took the Athens Cooking Lesson via Athens Walking Tour and had an awesome time learning how to cook seven ethnic dishes with recipes to take home. Surprisingly, our whole group was from the U.S., with one family even being from San Francisco—our cooking instructor was so super engaging and informative about the food history throughout the experience. The best part is, at the end of the course, you get to enjoy the dinner you prepared. If anyone is having a dinner party, you best know I'll be making some bomb tzatziki!
The Plaka District is one of the oldest and most historic neighborhoods in Athens, it's perfect for if you have some down time and want to walk around and check out the cafes or grab a pastry. We did most of our souvenir shopping here. There's a lot of places here that you can also get massages--we did a 60 minute Thai oil massage which was heavenly. Aside from the Acropolis museum being located here, there's also a few other museums that you can check out like the Museum of Greek Folk Art. We were craving Indian food by our last day in Athens so we checked out this place called Indian Haveli which was so good—Paneer Tikka Masala over everything.
The night life in Athens was lit, we were able to bar hop in the Technopolis area—highly recommend a bar/club called Dirty Blonde. There's also an amazing rooftop bar located across the street from Dirty Blonde, you can see all the people having Dinner in the Sky and a gorgeous view of the Acropolis.
Traveler Tip: Most bars don't start to get lit till 1 AM, so don't make the mistake of going early!
Overall, I loved Athens, it gave me low key San Francisco vibes and was just the perfect ending to our whole trip. We also did a really good job with balancing our party scene with sightseeing and unique experiences. One thing about Athens that I was super grateful for was that it had UBER, this was the one city we didn't have transportation issues at. One thing we didn't get to do that I wanted to was visit the Hammam Baths -- it's a spa and wellness center that's famous for it's Turkish massages mixed with different oils. It's on the pricey side but if you're into steam baths and then go for it--just make sure you make rezzies ahead of time.
I hope this was helpful to those of you planning a trip to Athens and gave inspiration to those who aren't. If you haven't already checked out my Santorini trip, you should! I should have the Mykonos blog up next week (hard piecing together everything for this one….). If you have any questions, shoot me an email or DM on my Instagram account (@nehaltenany).
I've attached my itinerary below along with prices! Happy Vacay!


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One Lucky Devil
Shadowpaw Press / 9 January 2019
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Paths to the Stars
Shadowpaw Press / 19 October 2018
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I Tumble Through the Diamond Dust
Your Nickel's Worth Publishing / 12 July 2018
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Door Into Faerie
Coteau Books / 20 April 2018
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Government House, Regina, Saskatchewan: An Illustrated History
Your Nickel's Worth Publishing / 30 November 2016
Government House, Regina, Saskatchewan: An Illustrated History by Edward Willett Published by Your Nickel's Worth Publishing Review by Keith Foster $39.95 ISBN 978-1-927756-76-8 Government House, Regina, Saskatchewan: An Illustrated History by Regina author Edward Willett is a masterful work of art in both narrative and illustration, solid in structure, and powerful in its rendition. It's actually a revised and enlarged version of Margaret Hryniuk's A Tower of Attraction, edited by Garth Pugh and published in 1991 for the 100th anniversary of Government House. That book is long out of print, and a lot has happened in the last twenty-five years – time for a new version for the 125th anniversary in 2016. The Government House Historical Society, with its foresight to preserve its past for the future, undertook both book projects. Willett revises A Tower of Attraction, which covers the period up to and including the term of Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Fedoruk, using it as his launch pad and taking off from there. This book is as up to date as it can be – going through to August 2016. In addition to interviewing the staff at Government House and the widow of former lieutenant Governor John E.N "Jack" Wiebe,…
Lake in the Clouds
Coteau Books / 21 January 2016
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Twist of the Blade
Coteau Books / 11 December 2014
Twist of the Blade Published by Coteau Books Review by Courtney Bates-Hardy $14.95 ISBN 978-1-55050-599-3 Twist of the Blade is the second book in Edward Willett's Shards of Excalibur series, a clever and modern adaptation of the legends of King Arthur. Ariane Forsythe has inherited the magical power of the Lady of the Lake, along with a quest: she must find the five broken pieces of the sword of Excalibur before the evil reincarnation of Merlin, Rex Major, gets his hands on it. If Rex Major gains control of Excalibur, he'll have the power to wage war on Earth and the world of Faerie. With the help of her friend, Wally, Ariane has retrieved one piece of the sword, but now she must find the second piece quickly. She thinks it's somewhere in France but she'll have to find a way to get herself and Wally across the ocean first. Things get complicated as Wally begins to suspect that Ariane's power is changing her. Ariane isn't sure if she needs Wally anymore and begins pushing him away. Rex Major has a plan to get to the second shard and his power over technology is only helping him act upon it….
Song of the Sword
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