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Q: Using jQuery with Angular2 inside *ngif is not working I have Countdown jQuery function inside my Angular2 *ngIf and it is not working. I don't have any error in my console.log, but the div is empty. It's just showing the title (h1).
Here is my code:
HTML

Dashboard

Angular2 TypeScript Component
ngOnInit() {
     this.getData().then(() => this.isDataAvailable = true);
}
ngAfterViewInit() {
        if ($('#kodeCountdown').length) {
            var austDay = new Date();
            austDay = new Date(2017, 3, 2, 12, 10);
            jQuery('#kodeCountdown').countdown({ until: austDay });
            jQuery('#year').text(austDay.getFullYear());
        }
    }

Result:
Dashboard

A: The problem is that the ngAfterViewInit method is only called once after the component's view has been initialized. Since the *ngIf condition hasn't been evaluated to true when ngAfterViewInit is called, your #kodeCountdown element isn't visible which means that your countdown function isn't initialized.
One way to resolve this would be to execute that logic inside of the ngAfterViewChecked method (instead of the ngAfterViewInit method ), because then your code will be executed after *ngIf has been evaluated:
ngOnInit() {
  this.getData().then(() => this.isDataAvailable = true);
}
ngAfterViewChecked() {
  if ($('#kodeCountdown').length) {
    var austDay = new Date();
    austDay = new Date(2017, 3, 2, 12, 10);
    jQuery('#kodeCountdown').countdown({
      until: austDay
    });
    jQuery('#year').text(austDay.getFullYear());
  }
}

However, since the ngAfterViewChecked method is called after every check of the component's view, you will need to add additional logic to ensure that your countdown logic is only implemented once. You could simply set a flag to handle that:
private isCountdownInitialized: boolean;

// ...

ngAfterViewChecked() {
  if (!this.isCountdownInitialized && $('#kodeCountdown').length) {
    this.isCountdownInitialized = true;

    // ...
  }
}

A: A way around this is to set up jQuery code in a child component to free it of the parent's use of of ngIf restriction.


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London Councils responds to consultations from government and the Mayor of London on key strategic aims.
Draft London Environment Strategy - Autumn 2017
We have reponded to the Mayor's draft London Environment Strategy which he consulted on between August and November 2017.
The key themes of our response were:
The need for the final strategy to reflect the true state of the funding pressures that the boroughs face and the knock on effect this has on specific areas such as enforcement and ongoing management and maintenance of measures directly linked to the strategy.
There is a lack of detail on the practicalities of delivering many of the proposals within the draft LES.
There is a lack of costing for many of the targets in the strategy.
London Councils' recognises the benefits that using offsetting mechanisms can bring, but should be a last option to reduce carbon.
We feel the themes of a low carbon circular economy could be woven throughout the different sections of the draft LES a little more effectively.
We feel the Mayor should use his influencing and convening powers to lobby central government for further funding and devolution of powers to London to ensure that the capital can achieve the aims set out in the draft LES.
The impacts of Brexit on Environmental legislation in the UK. London should aim to be a leader in environmental standards following the UK's exit from the EU.
Our response can be read in full here.
London boroughs' targets for carbon emissions reductions from their own estate and operations

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Zhejiang Holds Cross-strait Sacred Music Exchange Conference
By Grace Zhi, May 30, 2019 23:05 PM
The choir of Taizhou Wenling choir presented songs on May 25, 2019.
On May 25, 2019, the cross-straits hymns sinologising exchange conference was held in Hangzhou megachurch Chongyi Church. The Tian Yun Choir and the Harvest Holy Orchestra from Taiwan, and choirs from all over Zhejiang gathered in Hangzhou to jointly offer praise and worship in song.
The sinologising Holy Music Exchange is divided into two sessions, and choirs from Zhejiang Taizhou Wenling Church, Ningbo Cixi Union Choir, Wenzhou Lucheng District Trinity Choirs, Cangnan County Tianyue Choir delivered singing while Taipei Ling Liang Church Harvest Holy Orchestra sang "God's Promise" and "You Belong to Me". The church's music pastor WANG Mei was the conductor and also introduced the background to the composition of the two hymns.
During the singing, there were men and women's solos, a quartet, and a full chorus.
During the conference seminars, XIE Guangzhe, vice president of the Taiwan Tian Yun Choir, began by introducing the Tian Yun Choir. It was founded in 1963 and has served fellow workers from all walks of life. Xie was originally a dentist and some of his church members were drama actors. They have collaborated and see their mission as preaching the gospel, cooperating with churches and hospitals, hoping to become a bridge between society and the church.
The choir has just begun singing Western hymns. In 1980 it began writing it own songs with the intent of through music encouraging young people to cherish life and living it in all its vibrant colors. Presently, they have left their mark across five continents, having served in 30 countries around the world.
During the conference, the choir sometimes invited participants to join in some lively rhythm and also shared the meaning of the songs in the service. Although the choir members feel in debted to their families for being away and do not always find it easy to be punctual for practice, they see their involvement as a priestly offering, bringing their heart to God. Singing in the choir is not a performance, but rather a sacrifice.
Among the members of the choir, the longest serving member has been there for more than 20 years, and the shortest has served for 8 years. One member, LIAO, suffers from cancer yet shows no sadness on her face. She said she did not know how long she could sing but believed that God was still the power in her life.
Some members, who have experienced a great understanding from their families for their serving, still choose to devote their enthusiasm and time to the ministry. By serving, they help each other break through their realities and difficulties, and finding what is the best for themselves.
Wang Mei, the conductor of the Harvest of Taipei Ling Liang Church, is a music pastor at the church and also holds a masters degree in music from Concordia University. She has led the choir to participate in the International Chorus Festival, record CDs, and sing in the National Concert Hall. She gave suggestions to the participating choir from the point of "the expression of the music itself, the presentation of the inner life, and dramatic expression". In addition to the skills of the music itself, each choir member is also radiates light from their faces from the inner life. She also reminded everyone that one should pay attention to facial expression, not only the voice. Expressions and gestures should be part of worship.
In the second session in the evening, Hangzhou Songyi Church Choir and Zhejiang Christian Holy Love Choir each sang.
Pastor Wei Shanxiang, president of the Chinese Christian Cross-Strait Exchange Association of Taiwan, mentioned that the exchanges between Taiwan and mainland churches began in Zhejiang Province. Initially it was between pastors and now between choirs. He mentioned that first, our serving is not due to our ability or feelings, but rather dependant upon the grace of God. Second, serving is spiritual warfare. The choir walks in front of the soldiers to engage in the battle. Finally, serving is about dedication.
The Taipei Harvest Holy Orchestra sang two rewritten hymns, "Wonderful Grace" and "Counting Grace". Reverend Wang Mei explained that Taipei now has many contemporary worship songs but few traditional hymns. This time they have rewritten two traditional hymns.
The Tian Yun Choir sang "The Assurance of Being Blessed", "The Greatest Is Love", and "Clouds in Life", after which the Zhejiang Holy Love Choir, Taipei Ling Liang Church, and Songyi Church Choir collectively sang the Hallelujah chorus.
The next Sunday the Taipei Ling Liang Church Harvest Holy Orchestra went to Hangzhou Sicheng Church to participate in the Sunday praise service, and the Tian Yun Choir took part in Songyi Church's Sunday worship service.
- Translated by Charlie Li
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Lühuajie Church in Anshan, Liaoning held its 15th anniversary celebration.
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Hebei Church in Dashitou Town, Dunhua City, Jilin Province, conducted its "Community Social Service Open Day" event.
Nanzhan Church in Jilin province held its deacons' graduation & ordination ceremony.
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Former BSU football player adds another honor
Ryan O'Gara
rogara@muncie.gannett.com
MUNCIE – Jama Kehoe Bigger speaks glowingly of her father and all of his records at Ball State. You have to remember, she pointed out, that the schedule was much shorter in Fred Kehoe's days of playing football for the Cardinals than what it is now.
Fred was honored for serving in the United States Army from 1950 to 1953, receiving a Quilt of Valor — created in 2003 and provided to any veteran affected by war as a tangible reminder of the appreciation and gratitude for their service — on Friday night at Union Chapel in front of friends and family.
Around Muncie, though, he's more well known for an athletic career at Ball State that included playing football, basketball and track, and later a coaching stint with the football squad. His 14 touchdowns during his senior season and 30 career touchdowns remained a program record from the time he graduated in 1950 into the 1980s.
Fred, it turns out, wasn't only known for scoring touchdowns.
"Didn't the coach make you carry the football around campus everywhere?" Jama asked Fred. "All around, everywhere, to all his classes he had to carry his football so he wouldn't drop it."
Fred conceded, laughing, that "I had a little trouble hanging onto the ball. I wasn't real big."
His size also factored into this mentality, according to his wife of 61 years, Barbara Kehooe.
"You know why he ran so fast and scored so many touchdowns?" she asked before pausing to wait for everyone at the table to guess. "Because he didn't want to get tackled (and get hurt)."
Fred nodded and said, "I took a beating a lot, but I was always ready by Saturday."
After graduating Ball State, he was drafted into the Army and was achieving the rank of Corporal. He seemed destined for Korea, but that changed when a soldier who had been teaching in Okinawa was sent home, so Fred took his place. That served as a springboard for a lifetime of teaching and coaching kids, most of which was spent at Plymouth High School and Ball State.
Among his many honors and awards are being a charter member of the Ball State University Hall of Fame, a member of the Indiana Football Hall of Fame and being presented a key to the city of Muncie.
Fred, now 87 with nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren, spent Friday evening eating bratwurst and vegetables and saying thank you to those who congratulated him, all the while slipping in some wisecracks at passersby.
"You're getting old," he chided one man. "You know how I can tell? The color of that beard."
Just before he received his quilt, a long list of his accomplishments were read to the audience, to which Fred quipped, "Well, that about says it all."
On this night, the quilt did.
Contact sports features writer Ryan O'Gara at (765) 213-5829. Follow him on Twitter @RyanOGaraTSP.


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» – Greg's Take – AA Bondy: Believers
– Greg's Take – AA Bondy: Believers
When there is an artist who finds their solace in slowly paced, drifting melodies they gamble with the possible release of nothing more than an album of depression inducing monotony.
For the few who can master this tempo, without feeling like they weren't hugged enough as a child, the results stand to have an immense impact. The music can speak for itself without much set up or explanation; simply put, you can feel the meaning. It can be intimate and feel as though it was made just for you at just that moment.
The moment is now and the essence of intimate music comes in the form of completely non-abrasive trio of intellectually masterful, sincere musicians. They play under the name AA Bondy and their third release, Believers, opens the doors to create your own soundtrack. Painted on instruments weaving dreamlike sounds, accompanied by subtle vocals where words stretch out to you like a gentle road map on a journey through the nine tracks, it is easy to find yourself pressing play, closing your eyes, and calmly drifting back down to reality forty minutes later.
From beginning to end, the melodies created by Believers carry with them a mood reminiscent of Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah. The subdued effects which back "The Heart is Willing" and "123 Dupuy Street" donate themselves to a weight of whispered elegance that is the album. A.A. Bondy's vocals transcend the instrumentation meticulously compiled by Macey Taylor and Ben Lester. On each track there is the face of lonely indie rock backed by a body of talent and musical precision that will move you to your core. "Surfer King" conveys the feel I waited for with the album; every ounce of their style beaming out in a firm, tight sound while still holding near to the intimate vibe.
It is a very fine line masterfully walked by AA Bondy, one that can easily be tossed into the mix of depressing music. But if you dig deeper and experience the music while picking apart the simplistic nuances that lie within you'll find there is so much more here. Believers is profoundly more than it appears on the surface at the same time it maintains superb originality.
AA Bondy – The Heart Is Willing by fatpossum
123 Dupuy Street
AA Bondy
Ben Lester
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Surfer King
The Heart is Willing
– Greg's Take – The Grizzled Mighty: The Grizzled Mighty
-Greg's Take- Greylist: Demonstration
Greg is a co-founder and regular contributor of Nanobot Rock.


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Decamethyltetrasiloxane
Testing for toxicity to terrestrial organisms has been carried out with earthworms (OECD 222) and soil micro-organisms (OECD 216) with the registered substance, decacamethyltetrasiloxane (L4, CAS 141-62-8).
A 56 day earthworm reproduction test, at concentrations up to 1000 mg/kg soil dry weight, has been conducted in accordance with OECD TG 222 (earthworm reproduction test). No effects on survival or reproduction were observed.
A 28 day NOEC value of ≥1000 mg/kg dry weight has been determined for the effects of the test substance on growth and survival of adult earthworms, based on nominal concentrations. A 56 day NOEC value of ≥1000 mg/kg dry weight and EC10 value of >1000 mg/kg dry weight have been determined for the effects of the test substance on reproduction of the earthworm, based on nominal concentrations. The nominal concentration of 1000 mg/kg is equivalent to a measured concentration of 440 mg/kg.
A 28 day toxicity to soil microorganisms test for effects of L4 on nitrate formation rate of soil microflora has been conducted in accordance with OECD TG 216 (Soil Microorganisms: Nitrogen Transformation Test) at concentrations up to 100 mg/kg soil dry weight. No effects on nitrate formation were observed.
A 28 day EC10 value of >100 mg/kg dry weight has been determined for the effects of the test substance on nitrate formation rate, based on nominal concentrations.
Approach to Chemical Safety Assessment
The terrestrial testing strategy and chemical safety assessment for L4 is based on a Weight-of-Evidence (WoE) approach.
REACH Guidance Chapter R.7c, Section R.7.11.5.3 states that it will normally not be possible to derive a robust PNEC for the purposes of a soil screening assessment from acute aquatic toxicity testing showing no effect. This is particularly true for poorly soluble substances. Where the water solubility is <1 mg/l, the absence of acute toxicity can be discounted as reliable indicator for potential effects on soil organism due to the low exposures in the test. The absence of chronic or long-term effects in aquatic organisms up to the substance solubility limit, or of acute effects within the solubility range above 10 mg/l can be used as part of a Weight-of-Evidence argument to modify/waive the data requirements of Annex IX and X.
Also according to the ECHA guidance, Chapter R.7c, Section R.7.11.5.3 (ECHA 2017), where there is no toxicity L(E)C50 in the standard acute toxicity tests at >10 mg/l, or no effects in chronic toxicity at the limit of water solubility, or the screening assessment based on EPM shows no concern, then a single short-term soil test on a suitable species would be adequate to meet the requirements of Annex IX. The soil PNEC would be derived by application of appropriate assessment factors to the aquatic data, and the soil short-term data, and the lowest value taken. Where the substance is highly adsorptive, e.g. where the log Kow/Koc>5, and/or the substance is very persistent in soil, this single test should be a long-term test. Substances with a half-life >180 days are considered to be very persistent in soil. This persistence would be assumed in the absence of specific soil data, unless the substance is readily degradable. The choice of test (invertebrate / plant / micro-organism) would be based on all the information available, but in the absence of a clear indication of selective toxicity, an invertebrate (earthworm or collembolan) test is preferred.
Acute and chronic aquatic toxicity data are available with L4 that show no acute or chronic effects close to or above the limit of solubility of the substance.
L4 is highly adsorptive (log Kow/Koc>5) and is likely to be very persistent in soil, therefore a long-term soil test has been conducted. Because there were no effects observed with aquatic organisms, there is an absence of a clear indication of selective toxicity. An earthworm reproduction test under OECD TG 222 has therefore been carried out, in compliance with the guidance. In addition, a soil microorganism toxicity test was carried out.
No effects on soil organisms were observed in these tests.
The aquatic and terrestrial data available for L4 all show no effects at the highest concentrations tested. In accordance with ECHA guidance, these tests are adequate for terrestrial risk characterisation and no further terrestrial toxicity tests are required.
Under the weight-of evidence approach, the guidance states that the soil PNEC would be derived by application of appropriate assessment factors to the aquatic data, and the soil data, and the lowest value taken. In the absence of long-term effects with aquatic organisms, the PNECaquatic conclusion is No Hazard Identified. The similar absence of effects with terrestrial organisms means it is not possible to derive a terrestrial PNEC. The PNECsoil conclusion, using the weight-of evidence approach, is therefore No Hazard Identified.


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Frozen II: Pro and Con
OUT NOW! A delightful tale of empowerment and sisterhood or a sequel without either the tunes or the magic of its original premise?
Photo courtesy of Disney. Catch Frozen II in Berlin cinemas now!
PRO: Flawed but won't leave you cold – David Mouriquand
In a year that's given us Dumbo, The Lion King and Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, this sequel to the surprisingly successful Frozen is the best of the House of Mouse bunch. While that may sound like damning with faint praise, Anna and Elsa's second adventure has charm to spare. The plot centres around righting colonialist wrongs of the past, the remnants of which are kept in an enchanted forest, along with a MacGuffin that's shamelessly magpied from The Fifth Element.
There's no denying that the story this time around is noticeably weaker, and that no song in Frozen II comes close to matching the earworm credentials of "Let It Go" – even if Moana's "How Far I'll Go" remains a far superior showtune. But that's beside the point. The animation looks great, the tale of empowerment and sisterhood works, and there's even a Bryan Adams parody at one point that'll delight older audience members. It won't melt hearts as much as the first one but there's no sense in being a grinch about it – it'll still delight fans of the first, as well as young'uns looking for a trip to the kino over the holiday season.
CON: Chillingly poor – Mark Esper
The original Frozen was a cultural phenomenon. Spawning huge merchandising sales off the back of its catalogue of memorable songs, its sequel has been a veritable ice age in arrival. Now that it's finally here, it's well past its sell-by date.
Without either the tunes or the magic of its original premise, Disney's latest falls off the assembly line into the withering charms of its oldest formula. Animals sing, leaves swirl and Olaf the dancing snowman overcompensates for another bland narrative. Add to this Kristoff's interminable on-off proposals to Anna, and instead of a story in 'a land far, far away', you can't help feeling you've been here before.
Badly showing its age, Disney's with-a-little-help-from-my-friends template buckles under the weight of post-Pixar expectation. Scrubbed of any individuality, Frozen II becomes The Thing From Another World. Infecting each scene with gleeful mediocrity, Elsa is a frozen Bonnie Tyler holding out for a heroic premise which sadly never comes.
Where there was space on the freezing raft for Jack in Titanic, no such accommodation should be made for Frozen III. Let it go. Please, just let it go.
Frozen II | Directed by Jennifer Lee, Chris Buck (US, 2019), with Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Josh Gad. Starts Nov 20.
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by David Mouriquand


1505 Aegidius Tschudi, Swiss historian (d. 1572) was born on this day in history.
1608 Gaspar Schott, German mathematician (d. 1666) was born on this day in history.
1703 Gilbert Tennent, Irish-born religious leader (d. 1764) was born on this day in history.
1723 John Witherspoon, clergyman/signed Declaration of Independence was born on February - 05.
1748 Christian Gottlob Neefe, German composer/conductor/tutor of Beethoven was born on February - 05.
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1788 Karoly Kisfaludy, Hungarian literary (A Tat rok Magyarorsz gon) was born on this day in history.
1804 Johan Ludvig Runeberg, Finland, poet was born on this day in history.
1808 Carl Spitzweg, German painter (d. 1885) was born on February - 05.
1837 Dwight Lyman Moody, US, evangelist (Student Volunteer Movement) was born on February - 05.
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Couch: Slow-cooking Baker Mayfield is a good idea
Steve Doerschuk CantonRep.com sports writer @sdoerschukREP
Jul 30, 2018 at 4:05 PM Jul 30, 2018 at 4:22 PM
Browns Camp Day 5: Former No. 1 overall pick Tim Couch played lights out in the first preseason game of the Browns expansion era. The rest of his career wasn't nearly as fun. He used his experience to analyze rookie No. 1 overall pick Baker Mayfield during a visit to Browns camp.
BEREA The Browns' expansion era kicked off in Canton amid incredible glee.
On Aug. 7, 1999, 23,000 people jammed Fawcett Stadium for a simple practice. Two days later, the reborn Browns faced their first opponent. The Cowboys came to town with a former No. 1 overall pick (Troy Aikman) who had won three Super Bowls. The Browns introduced rookie No. 1 overall pick Tim Couch.
Wearing No. 2 and playing with abandon, Couch drew wild cheers throughout his playing shift. The Browns won 20-17 in overtime.
"I had a lot of success in that game," Couch said. "I think I was progressing faster than they expected and kind of felt I was ready. I probably wasn't.
"The plan for me was to sit behind Ty Detmer. The first game, they threw me in."
He was talking about the regular-season opener against Pittsburgh. Couch replaced Detmer late in a 43-0 loss. He started from then on.
Couch's Browns (and his NFL) career lasted five years. Now he plays a lot of golf and lifts a lot of weights (he is built like a linebacker).
He is "a little nervous" about being color analyst for Browns TV telecasts. He thinks the Browns will be fun to watch.
"There's so much more talent on this team than there was a year ago," he said.
Everyone wants his opinion on rookie No. 1 overall pick Baker Mayfield.
"Watching Baker in practice yesterday, he seems so comfortable with the offense," said Couch, who turns 41 Tuesday. "You ask yourself. Are his eyes in the right place? Is his footwork going crazy in the pocket. Is he confused?
"Baker was dropping back, putting his foot in the ground, throwing well. That tells me he's knows exactly where he's going with the ball. It's coming out on time, and it's accurate.
"He's got a lot stronger arm that I thought he had from just watching him on TV."
Couch smiled. It's practice.
"I played in the SEC, but it was still a huge jump," he said. "The speed of the game, the size of players, how complex defenses can get ... It looks great early in training camp, but it's very basic right now."
Mayfield will make his preseason debut on Aug. 9, 19 years to the day after Couch's memorable night in Canton. Couch said slow-cooking Mayfield behind veteran Tyrod Taylor is a good idea. Recalling his own experience as a rookie, he said:
"You were coming into an expansion team. The expectations were so high on the No. 1 pick, from fans, media, even your own teammates.
"When it doesn't go well, things can go south pretty quickly. You lose your confidence. The fans' expectations are shattered. Your teammates are looking at you sideways."
Couch sees Mayfield's situation as "pretty similar" to his own.
"People think this is the guy this is the guy that's finally going to solve the quarterback issue," Couch said. "That's a lot of pressure for a young guy. Tyrod took a team to the playoffs that hadn't been there in a long time. He is confident he can come in here and repeat the process.
"If Tyrod's not playing up to expectations and they're winning, the pressure is going to be so intense to put Baker on the field.
"Ideally, Tyrod is playing well. Baker can sit there and learn, and they can put him in situations during a game, maybe have a package for him where he's comfortable with the plays."
Couch, who was 22-37 as a Browns starter, concedes that starting a rookie can work.
"Ben Roethlisberger came in as a rookie and really played well," he said. "It all depends on what type of team you have around that young QB. Cam Newton walked in as a No. 1 pick and played well as rookie.
"Having success as a quarterback, in my opinion, is right time, right place. So many talented guys don't have long careers because maybe they were in the wrong situations.
"Then there are guys who walk into the dream situation. They don't have a different offensive coordinator every year. They don't have a different head coach and don't have to start over."
Couch recalls having some fun in first start as a rookie. After he threw a touchdown pass, wideout Kevin Johnson ran the ball back to him. Couch spiked it so hard that it ricocheted into the stands.
The Titans won 29-6.
"I felt like I was ready," Couch said. "But I wasn't."
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Musical Missionary Label's Debut Record Release Tomorrow
Sean Levisman
Sean Levisman | January 25, 2010 | 12:37pm
Musical Missionary has played various roles in fostering Miami's underground dance music scene in recent years, from artist bookings and party promotions, to philanthropy through the "Dance for a Cause" parties in 2009 and the more recent "Sunday School for the Generous" DJ marathon at Electric Pickle on Januray 17, which raised $2,000 for Haitian relief. With a genuine love for underground music and a mission to champion some of the choicest EDM artists around, like Justin and Christian Martin, Bill Patrick, Catz 'N' Dogz, Maetrik, and Chris Fortier, it should only follow naturally that MM take on the role of record label as well.
The new MM label's debut release on Janurary 26 is an EP titled MM01: Between The Streets by Darren DuVall, a relatively unknown but fairly promising producer based out of Dallas, TX. With four tracks that cruise the gamut between loungey Balearic downtempo, deep sexy tech house, and breaks, this record offers a rich palette of sounds and is quite an auspicious debut release for MM. The EP will be available in digital format on iTunes, Amazon, Juno, Stompy and Traxsource on Tuesday, January 26, so be sure to get your copy of this phenomenal record and support our local music!


Following its operational interruption and subsequent suspension of business and the brand in the market, the La Casera Company Plc has unveiled a fresh new look for its flagship brand in its comeback bid.
According to the company, apart from the brand's new look and feel, the new La Casera Company has added more natural apple juice extract to the apple drink.
The unveiling event held at the prestigious Oriental Hotel in Lagos to celebrate its dealers, consumers and other stakeholders for their loyalty.
While delivering the welcome address, The Marketing Manager, The La Casera Company Plc. (TLCC), Mr. Bello Yusuf explained that the Nigerian CSD market commands a unique hold in the beverage sector of the economy with an estimated 49% of soft drinks volume sales and with the fresh new look of La Casera Apple drink, the company is set to make greater inroad into the market, as it now comes with more apple juice, combined with a refreshing and realapple taste.
"Sixteen years down the line, the dynamics of the CSD market are not the same. Today, we have come to witness the rebirth of our flagship brand La Casera Apple Drink.So with the unveiling of the fresh new look of our flagship brand La Casera Apple drink, we are appreciating our teeming Consumers who have been supporting the brand for over 16 years. We thank these loyal consumers because without them we would not have achieved anything. The brand will continue doing its best to offer Nigerians the best apple drink in Sub Saharan African." Bello said.


Dynamic Data Masking (DDM), a valuable feature added in SQL Server 2016. Hiding sensitive data from unauthorized users is achievable using DDM. Most importantly, Masking of data and encryption are two different ways of securing data. Dynamic Data Masking uses different strategies to hide data – benefiting by not modifying stored data as Encryption feature in SQL Server.
Dynamic Data Masking can be extensively used in Healthcare, Banking domain with stringent measures to maintain data confidentiality from unauthorized entities. DDM enables us to secure existing stored data without modifying any application code and queries.
As a case study, a developer should not be exposed to production data which has customer's health & banking records like his identity, contacts, credit card number and financial history. Neither a third party sales representative should know customer's insurance history that can be used for marketing their own products.
Therefore, Dynamic Data Masking can help us to limit exposing confidential data in plain text format to any unauthorized users even though they have a read access.
Before proceeding with Dynamic data masking queries. We shall create a new user named MaskedTestUser having only SELECT permission on tables created under dbo user. We shall create tables under dbo user using masked columns functionality and query them using MaskedTestUser to view masked data. Assuming MaskedTestUser is an unauthorized user who should not have access to actual data.
SQL Server has incorporated four different functions to mask sensitive data. Designed to work with all possible data types like string, numbers and date along with some special data types like XML, varbinary and hierarchyid.
Let's go through each of them to understand their functionality and use.
Full masking of data is achievable using default masking function. Works with all possible data types in SQL Server. Masked data is represented as per the masked column's data type. String data types are represented using XXXX characters like IdentityNumber and Phone column. Numeric data types are shown as zero number. A date is displayed with default date '1900-01-01' like DateOfBirth column.
Let's populate sample data with masking columns for demonstration purpose.
Following queries will show us how masked data will be displayed to MaskedTestUser and dbo user.
Partial function works with only string data types. Partial masking of data shows few characters either at the beginning or end of the string. A custom string can be embedded in between instead of using default 'XXXX' characters. In the above example, CreditCard column was masked using partial(2, "XXXXXXX", 0) method thus showing the first two characters only and adding X character which is customizable.
Email, a specific function included masking email ids, considering important sensitive data. Email function works with string data types only. Masking email id and domain name to '[email protected]' keeping the first character intact and changing any domain names to .COM. EmailId column in Customer table was masked from [email protected] to [email protected]. Even partial function can replicate the use of Email function as partial(1,'[email protected]',0).
Let's populate sample data with masking columns to see Email function in action.
Masking numeric data type columns using random numbers against original values. Allowed to generate random numbers between a defined range. Salary column in Customer table is masked using random(1,10) – generating random numbers between 1 to 10 only. We can define a decimal range using random(0.1,0.75).
Masking functions work with their supported data types only. While trying to use any masking function with an incompatible data type, SQL Server generates the following error. When we tried to use random function with a character data type. Random function is only compatible with numeric data types.
The data type of column 'IdentityNumber' does not support data masking function 'random'.
Added sys.masked_columns view includes all masked columns in a database. We can use it to query masked column name, masking function and associated table name.
We've already gone through each masking function in detail with helpful examples. Let's create a table with all masking function as per requirement and see the output.
Understanding user roles and permission is important. MaskedTestUser doesn't have permission to view actual data thus masked data is shown to him whereas dbo who is authorized user and owner of Customer table can see all the available data in plain text.
Dynamic data masking is useful to hide sensitive data from unauthorized users. We can use this in cases where data confidentiality is important to business.


To fully qualify a ticket so support can quickly process and understand the issue, it's necessary to gather certain information.
Check and install the tool package to help on collecting information, you can find it here on tool.
List of files and log files on the file system like describe in the article "Analyze Persistence Problems"
When instructions are provided to reproduce the issue, check that it works on an instance that is rebuilt based on the same instructions. If you cannot reproduce it somewhere else, it could be difficult for the support team to reproduce it too. And that could be a hint that the issue needs more content or description. A package or some clear steps with screenshot or screen recording can be useful. Exact timestamp when the problem is observed or a clear time range is also a good practice to add in the description of the issue.
If the issue is performance-related, provide thread dumps as described in the article "Analyze Slow and Blocked Processes", at least ten thread dumps with interval of 10 seconds. And, if you can use prof.jsp, use at least a stack depth of 64 with interval of 200 ms. Collect this data for about five minutes.
If there is a memory-related issue (out of memory message appear in your logs for example), provide the information as describe in the article "Analyze Memory Problems."
Do this step for all instances in the cluster if applicable.
Send all in a single archive. If that is too large for the ticket, send it on the sjftp.day.com as documented in the ticket creation form page. Provide the information in the ticket at creation or as soon as possible after creation with the additional information and description that can help analyze the problem.
To get better quality in qualifying your ticket, use the Apache Felix Webconsole > Configuration panel. Add a Logger configuration for DEBUG messages for the different part of the code related to your issues.
For example, you can find the package or category name for the logger by opening the bundle information in Apache Felix Webconsole > Bundles panel.
Adding such information can help resolve the issue faster.


hen a dog behaves unnaturally in response to any neurotic, chaotic, or disruptive energy taken on from humans, he tends to look confused because he has nowhere to put the energy that is reverberating within him. He doesn't really know why he is acting out, nor does his behavior make the least bit of sense to him.
This is not to say each animal doesn't have unique personality traits or actions that appear to be very human-like. Again, as a human companion, you recognize your dog's uniqueness daily. The important thing, and part of what my job entails, is to discern whether the energy around your dog's behavior gives him joy and comfort, or confusion.
For example, a companion might say, :I don't know why my dog scratches her face until it bleeds. We know she doesn't have any allergies, and we have taken her to the vet all too often to inquire about this." It bothers the dog companion when the animal's display is puzzling. That's when the animal is showing you that some sort of toxic energy has taken over, and the energy has been in the works, churning and churning over a certain amount of time. The dog is confused and in misery over it. So the initial reaction by the companion is to see if someone can fix it.
By all means I encourage a trip to your veterinarian for any sickness or for any symptom that needs to be checked. I am not suggesting that all unnatural behavior is only energy-related and shouldn't be under the care of a qualified professional veterinarian. What I am suggesting is that no matter what may ail the animal, even one that is being treated medically, the condition is often easier for the animal to bear if we also remove the disruptive energy that could have contributed to it.
I am sure there are many animal companions reading this who are thinking back to certain moments they had with their dogs, cats, or other pets—when they were first told by the animal that the animal was being pushed out of their natural state. The animal looked to the human companions to listen in order to connect. It's important to note that we cannot over analyze or get technical here about how we understand if our animal has moved out of its natural state. That's just not going to work.
When one asks me how I know when an animal, in this case a dog, moves out of its natural state, I will always ask this: "How aware are you of yourself when you move out of your natural state?" It is often so easy for the human being to say, "I am just not feeling myself the last few days." You notice that your energy level is low, perhaps you are acting in ways you don't normally act, and that is confusing you. That is easy to identify, right? You want to give the time to be aware of yourself.
In this case, being aware is your key to being aware of when your dog moves out of its natural state. It takes just a few extra moments to really notice that your dog has veered into a space that seems perplexing or out of the ordinary, no matter what the change is. Dogs do not sway in and out of a natural state effortlessly, as humans do. Therefore, it is easier to see if your dog has in any way started to act erratically if you are connected to your animal. It is no different than when you notice that your own energy is different.
Here's an example. Your temperament has changed due to everyday stress, or a large workload, or anything that might throw you off kilter, and you never do anything about it. You just give the excuse, "It's a tough week, and I'm a little out of sorts." I will guarantee you that your animal will feel that change in energy. You will notice that he may be a little more highly activated when you come home (or, in the same condition as you are).
If your animal is a dog, he may take on one or two new little tendencies that you have not noticed before (such as behaving more aggressively, being more destructive, getting into the trash, or chewing household items excessively). All of this is general mischievous destructive behavior that is annoying to a human and which you cannot help but notice.
Now, if this is not "usual behavior" for the animal, the first finger of blame points to the dog. "What is wrong with my dog?" you say. In response to that, your erratic behavior, your change of schedule, and how you are handling the stresses in your life are affecting your dog's natural state—which is unobstructed and certainly not erratic.
This is another wonderful lesson that animals teach us: to not beat yourself up over anything or go back to the past. The past is the past, nothing more. Animals do remember things, smells, and feelings, but that doesn't hinder their progress to move forward and own the moment.
Copyright 2013 by Jocelyn Kessler. All Rights Reserved.
Reprinted with permission of Hampton Roads Publishing Co.
Jocelyn Kessler lives in Los Angeles and works both in California and New York with animals and their owners, including many high profile individuals. Part of her mission is to improve and ease the transition of all animals into a life of safety by increasing the awareness of their physical and spiritual needs. Her website is www.jocelynkessler.com.
View a video of Jocelyn working with a dog that has epilepsy: Humans and Their Animals: Delegating The Energy of The Mind.


How do you prepare kids to leave the nest?
It's graduation season, which has me thinking of all the ways our kids grow over the years. They're born, then just a few years later they are in kindergarten. In just a blink of the eye they get a locker in middle school. Then high school is over. The world awaits… Where does the time go? How do we prepare kids to leave the nest?
Over the years I have spent a lot of time reflecting about at all the life skills my kids have learned and what they need to learn to be successful, independent, healthy and happy.
One important thing to master is personal safety. I talked extensively about teens and alcohol in a previous post. Please take the time to review it and discuss it with your teens.
I have never really thought that school is about learning the actual subjects. It's more about learning how to learn. How to organize. How to be responsible. I have always told my kids I don't care what grade they get as long as they learn what they need to and do their best.
Home life is also a process of learning. We need to teach our kids how to live healthily and respectfully with others. Kids can learn to take care of themselves more and more each year. We need to teach them to be responsible with money. Ideally they will learn to argue a point without losing control of their emotions or being hurtful.
In all of this reflection, I came up with a list that I have shared with my kids, and I invite you to share it with yours.
Brush teeth twice daily. Floss once a day.
Shower or bathe daily. Wash hair as needed for oil control.
Brush hair at least daily and get a hair cut regularly.
Clip and groom nails regularly, both fingers and toes.
Use personal hygiene products correctly, including deodorant, facial acne cleansers, etc.
Wear clean clothes and change underclothing daily.
Get adequate sleep to wake fresh and ready for the day. Set an alarm and get up on your own.
Eat healthy foods and limit junk food and sodas.
Be able to prepare simple healthy meals.
Understand common over the counter medicine indications and how to use them appropriately.
Understand why you are taking medications (if you are), how to take them, and what is needed to get more. This depends in part if it's over the counter or a prescription medicine.
Know your medical history, including any allergies and chronic health care problems.
Learn how to obtain your vaccine record.
Know how to take care of common injuries until they are healed.
Exercise regularly, at least 3 times a week.
Talk to someone openly—don't hold bad feelings in!
Enjoy social interactions as well as alone time.
Exercise the brain by doing puzzles or reading.
Cook a healthy, balanced meal.
Grocery shop on a budget to incorporate nutritional balance.
Properly clean dishes and tidy up the kitchen after eating.
Balance a check book, make a budget, and pay bills on time.
Do easy repairs around the house.
Understand health insurance plans – how to get them, what they cover, what is excluded.
Manage the basics of money investment, retirement planning, savings.
Handle a road side emergency.
Find important numbers (doctor, dentist, insurance, etc).
Clean a bathroom, use a vacuum, and dust.
Sew basic clothing repairs (buttons, hems, etc).
Apply for a job and build a resume.
Choose words carefully: they can build someone up or crush someone down.
Be clear with plans: Look at the family calendar when making plans. Get permission from all parents involved; let family know where you will be and when you will be home.
Keep a phone available to be able to call when needed. Answer calls/texts from parents and others in an appropriate amount of time!
Treat everyone with respect: family, teachers, friends, and strangers.
Require that others treat you with respect.
Do random acts of kindness occasionally.
If you feel unsafe, leave the situation. Tell a trusted adult as soon as possible.
Do only things you and your parents will be proud of.
Complete assigned homework and chores without reminders or nagging.
Keep your room picked up and clothes off the floor.
Hang your towel to allow it to dry between uses.
Clean up after projects or play. Return all things to their proper place after using them.
Throw all trash in the trashcan. Recycle things that are recyclable.
Responsible use of cell phone, computer, and other electronics. Turn off before bedtime to allow uninterrupted sleep.
Spend and save money responsibly. Never spend more than you can afford. Use credit cards wisely.
Take pride in your work: schoolwork, chores, job, and helping others. Do it to the best of your ability and ask nicely for help as needed. Recognize that work is not always fun, but necessary. Doing tasks with a good attitude will help.
Time organization skills: Do not procrastinate until the last minute. Plan ahead and do big projects in small steps. Be prepared with all materials you will need for a project and ask in advance if you need help acquiring items. Use tools (apps, calendar, checklists).
Take care of your things. Keep them in proper working order, clean, and put away.
Know when to trust and follow others and when to take your own path. Make independent decisions based on your own morals. Have the courage to say "no" if something goes against your beliefs.
As a mom of a college freshman on a campus where they don't allow freshmen to have cars, we found that having his own Amazon Student Prime membership helped. We started the year with him asking me to order things, but it was easier if he could do it himself.
Of course be sure your student won't abuse the privilege if you're footing the bill, but if they need something and don't have the ability to shop locally, this is a game changer! And it would make a great graduation gift.
Don't be intimidated by this list! Many of the ideas are things they should be learning along the way.
During the school years teachers increase expectations each year. You can do the same… start with baby steps and then really buckle down in high school to be sure they're ready!
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Hamilton is sprinkled with a generous number of colorful parks that add a natural dimension to our neighborhoods. Children enjoy our network of playgrounds including the largest playground facility in New Jersey found in Veterans Park. Our many parks offer a wide variety of recreational activities and equipment for all ages.
View a map of our School Parks here.


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The Royal Caribbean Canada and New England cruises have become popular worldwide as many of the islands have been exposed to the people around the world. You can spend a day or two at the islands on the Royal Caribbean cruises from Boston and you will know how the tropical beaches feel. While embarking on your voyage on Canada and New England cruises on Jewel of the Seas, you can visit exotic places famous for their groove of music. After spending your days on the islands, you can relax in the cabins which can be previewed in the Jewel of the Seas best and worst cabins.
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Bank Rule before Home Rule
From Bank of England governor Mark Carney speech marking the 125th anniversary of the Financial Times -- The preoccupations of 1888 were not very different than today. Editions of the FT 125 years ago contained stories on economic development in China, the health of Spanish government finances, and the state of Irish banks.
Posted by P O'Neill at 7:18 AM
What would they do without America to complain about?
European Union policy on Syria -- get outraged only when US might bomb Syria.
European Union policy on migration -- get outraged about alleged US snooping. As a Wall Street Journal news story notes:
It was just two weeks ago that European leaders expressed shock at the tragedy just miles off the Italian island of Lampedusa, where hundreds of African migrants died in a shipwreck. The loss of life in European waters drove home the sheer desperation that brings migrants from North Africa to Europe on precarious, life-threatening boat journeys. But it also exposed the problems faced by countries on the borders of the European Union. The migration issue was set to be discussed by EU leaders on Friday in Brussels on the second day of a two-day summit. But for the four countries that are the main gateways for migrants to Europe—Greece, Italy, Malta and Cyprus—the extent to which the issue was overshadowed by new allegations of U.S. spying on its European allies was likely jarring. EU leaders arriving at the summit Thursday mostly spent time criticizing the U.S. for its alleged spying, rather than commenting on the need to prevent such tragic losses of life in the Mediterranean. It's "surreal," said Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat.
Posted by P O'Neill at 12:58 AM
The Furious and the Fast
Part of statement from the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Interior concerning the proposed women day of driving in the Kingdom --
The laws of the Kingdom prohibit activities disturbing the public peace and opening venues to sedition which only serve the senseless, the ill-intentioned, intruders, and opportunity hunters, the statement said.
Posted by P O'Neill at 5:26 PM
It's not the humidity, it's the heat
Why Google News (as of Tuesday evening) might need an actual editor.
Free trade and billable hours
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso during a speech in June selling the potential of an EU-US free trade agreement (the so-called Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) --
I believe that the EU-US trade negotiations are a game changer and can be the start of a new era. They will further intensify the economic relationship between the United States and European Union, two economic giants eager to be as successful in the future as they were in the past. They will add to the international push for trade liberalization, hammering out a new framework for open, transparent and balanced trade that fits the realities of the global economy. But most of all, they will reaffirm the global role and responsibility of both partners, which goes much beyond economics. Together, we share a world view based on democracy, human rights and the rule of law. We share an engagement and the ambition to cooperate across borders, to think and act multilaterally, to look for global solutions to global problems.
A fascinating New York Times article on how the Washington DC K Street lobbying culture is replicating itself in the agreeable environs of elite Brussels --
On a brisk night in September, with American lawyers as hosts, the library's reading room was packed with dozens of executives from corporations including Boeing, Intel and Samsung, along with senior staff members of the European Commission. The guest of honor was James A. Baker III, the former secretary of state and Treasury and chief of staff to two presidents. He was looking so fit, at 83, that a lawyer asked him for nutrition tips. Mr. Baker had come to celebrate the first anniversary of the Brussels office of Baker Botts, the Houston-based law firm co-founded by his great-grandfather. As attendees nibbled on foie gras lollipops, dipped in a chocolate fondant, they discussed the potential business bonanza from trans-Atlantic trade negotiations that recently began between Europe and the United States. The goal of the negotiations is to "harmonize" the regulatory systems of the United States and Europe, so that companies can meet a single standard — worth hundreds of millions of dollars, if not billions, in savings for businesses, particularly if they can persuade negotiators to accept less strict rules in the process. The deal making could also mean a huge wave of lucrative lobbying and legal work in Brussels and in Washington for firms, which charge up to $1,000 an hour. "It ain't going to be easy — it's going to be tough," Mr. Baker told the assembled crowd. "But it's really important to get it done."
The pensioners made the banksters borrow from the foreigners
Alan Greenspan, sounding like a parody of a Washington DC centrist, in a Wall Street Journal profile--
Mr. Greenspan's biggest revelation came one day about a year ago when he was playing with gross domestic savings numbers. What he found, to his surprise and initial skepticism, was that an increase in entitlements has closely corresponded to a decline in the country's savings. "We had this extraordinary increase in benefits, with each party trying to outbid the other," he says. "That practice has been eroding the country's flow of savings that's so critical in financing our capital investment." The decline in savings has been partly offset by borrowing from abroad, which brings us to our current foreign debt: "$5 trillion and counting," he says.
Secretive Squid
Goldman Sachs released its 3rd quarter results yesterday. The press release is a classic of elevator accounting -- lots of numbers going up and down, but not a shred of analysis as to why. A New York Times article on the same issue concludes --
The lack of detail about the trading decline disappointed some analysts. "More disclosure would be better," said Michael Mayo, a bank analyst at CLSA. "This is one reason that there is concern about large financial firms," he said. "There is a lack of transparency in the areas that matter the most."
The US government is providing large amounts of explicit and implicit insurance to a very large investment bank that can't or won't explain to people shifts of billions of dollars in its revenues.
The financial crisis changed nothing.
Talking points dead on arrival
Yesterday Saudi Arabia got a temporary seat on the UN Security Council. Human rights organizations went into ritual condemnation mode, as if there was something especially bad about Saudi Arabia being on the Council -- as opposed to Pakistan, the country it replaced, or Russia, which is on the Council all the time. Today, Saudi Arabia told the UN to take its security council and stick it. The full statement is worth reading:
First of all, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is pleased to extend its sincere thanks and deep gratitude to all countries that have given their confidence to elect it as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for the next two years. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a founding member of the United Nations, is proud of its full and permanent commitment to the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, believing that commitment of all Member States, honestly, truthfully and accurately, as agreed upon and stipulated in the Charter is the real guarantee for world security and peace.
If the Member States of the United Nations consider wining the membership of UN Security Council, which is, according to the Charter of the Organization, the sole agency responsible for preserving world peace and security, as a high honor and a great responsibility for participating directly and effectively in the service of international issues, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia believes that the manner, the mechanisms of action and double standards existing in the Security Council prevent it from performing its duties and assuming its responsibilities towards preserving international peace and security as required, leading to the continued disruption of peace and security, the expansion of the injustices against the peoples, the violation of rights and the spread of conflicts and wars around the world. In this regard, it is unfortunate that all international efforts that have been exerted in recent years, and in which Saudi Arabia participated very effectively, did not result in reaching reforms required to be made to enable the Security Council to regain its desired role in the serve of the issues of peace and security in the world.
With the current continuation of the Palestinian cause without a just and lasting solution for 65 years, which resulted in several wars threatened international peace and security is irrefutable evidence and proof of the Security Council's inability to carry out its duties and assume its responsibilities. The failure of the Security Council to make the Middle East a free zone of all weapons of mass destruction, whether because of its inability to subdue the nuclear programs of all countries in the region, without exception, to the international control and inspection or to prevent any country in the region from possessing nuclear weapons, is another irrefutable evidence and proof of its inability to carry out its duties and hold its responsibilities.
Allowing the ruling regime in Syria to kill and burn its people by the chemical weapons, while the world stands idly, without applying deterrent sanctions against Damascus regime, is also irrefutable evidence and proof of the inability of the Security Council to carry out its duties and responsibilities. Accordingly, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, based on its historical responsibilities towards its people, Arab and Islamic nations as well as towards the peoples aspiring for peace and stability all over the world, announces its apology for not accepting membership of the Security Council until the Council is reformed and enabled, effectively and practically, to carry out its duties and responsibilities in maintaining international peace and security.
Which parts of that statement do Human Rights Watch and UN Watch -- which condemned Saudi Arabia's membership -- disagree with?
[Links to statement Part 1, 2, 3]
Posted by P O'Neill at 12:42 PM
Brief Irish budget commentary
In the 7th year of austerity and in a policy framework that invites tinkering as opposed to wholesale change, there will be many small budget changes that are hard to keep track of, but one of the strangest -- relative to the amount of commentary it is attracted -- is the abolition of the air travel tax. At the same time that the government is going after various fees and charges for government services, to be cutting what was a fairly small tax on people who can afford to fly seems like a move in the wrong direction. Part of the motivation seems to be to attract more business for Dublin Airport as a regional hub -- in particular by encouraging people across the Irish Sea to travel transatlantic through Dublin on split tickets to avoid the UK travel duty on transatlantic flights. Another is surely to remove what swing voters regard as a nuisance tax, despite the associated loss of revenue. On the positive side, the stateless company wheeze is being abolished.
Saudi Press Agency --
New York , Dhu-AlHijjah 9, 1434, Oct 14, 2013, SPA -- Undersecretary General of the United Nations for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman categorically denied statements attributed to him the day before yesterday by a Lebanese newspaper. A statement that has just been issued by the spokesman of the Department of Political Affairs of the United Nations Jared Kotler, and a copy of which was obtained by the Saudi Press Agency, said, 'The Undersecretary General of the United Nations fully rejects the alleged statements attributed to him by the Lebanese newspaper issued on October 12.' The spokesman added, 'The statements attributed by the newspaper to the Undersecretary General of the United Nations were fabricated, were not made by him and neither reflect his point of view nor that of the international organization.' Undersecretary General of United Nations categorically denies statements attributed to him on the Kingdom.
The item doesn't name the paper, describe what was said, let alone give a link.
It takes a bit of work, but here's the link, to Al-Akhbar. You'll likely need Google Translate. Tensions over Syria, Iran, and Lebanon itself are the issues.
East Bermuda
Financial Times --
The new figures come from the accounts of Google Netherlands Holdings, which represents the "Dutch sandwich" part of the tax structure. It received €8.6bn in royalties from Google Ireland Ltd and €232.8m in royalties from Google's Singapore operation. All but €10.4m of this was paid out to Google Ireland Holdings, a company that is incorporated in Ireland but controlled in Bermuda. Differences between the Irish and US tax codes mean that this dual-resident company is viewed as Irish for US tax purposes but Bermudan for Irish purposes. It acquired much of Google's intellectual property in 2003, which it licensed to Google Ireland Ltd, a Dublin-based business that is at the heart of its global operation. The business, which employed 2,199 people last year, paid €17m in Irish corporation tax, having reported pre-tax profits of €153.9 on turnover of €15.5bn.
He flew the shahada over the Savoy Hotel
Bloomberg News --
The Savoy, the five-star London hotel once frequented by Winston Churchill, Marilyn Monroe and Claude Monet, would be at risk of breaching terms of bank loans if operating results don't improve, according to the company. "This risk represents a material uncertainty which could cast significant doubt as to the group's ability to continue as a going concern," according to an Oct. 7 filing to Companies House by Breezeroad Ltd., the hotel's owner. Breezeroad's directors prepared projections that assume an improvement in business and indicate the Savoy will continue to meet its debts, according to the filing. If the financial projections aren't met, loans to the company, controlled by Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal and a Lloyds Banking Group Plc (LLOY) unit, could become repayable on demand.
The Savoy hotel is an important symbolic player in the Celtic Tiger bust. As recounted by Fintan O'Toole in Ship of Fools, referring to 2004 --
When a syndicate led by the Irish developer Derek Quinlan fought off a Saudi oil sheikh, Prince al-Waleed bin Talal, to buy the Savoy Hotel in London (along with Claridge's and the Connaught) , one of Quinlan's employees had the Irish tricolour flown from the roof, like the Russians taking the Reichstag. "I cried," Quinlan recalled. "My father who was in the Irish Army would have loved to have seen this."
Quinlan sold the hotel to Prince al-Waleed a year later, and it's now him and Lloyd's Bank that's stuck with the seemingly bottomless pit. Possibly the only case where it wasn't the Irish patriot-developers who locked the Irish taxpayer into a bad deal.
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Around 300 people died in the Lampedusa migrant tragedy. The death toll is not that far removed from the number gassed by Bashar al-Assad in the Ghouta suburb of Damascus. Yet Lampedusa has attracted nothing like the attention of the al-Assad chemical attack, for one simple reason: there's no prospect that the USA would attack anyone over Lampedusa, and therefore nothing to people to pose and strut in arguing against. And of course, the EU is doing such a great job of admitting those Syrians that it doesn't want to intervene directly to protect, so who could doubt their commitment to Eritrean migrants?
Centrists say it destroys half of America
National Review's The Corner takes the mood of US House Republicans --
Representative Paul Broun (R., Ga.) agrees, and says Boehner risks an internal rebellion if he decides to broker a compromise. "America is going to be destroyed by Obamacare, so whatever deal is put together must at least reschedule the implementation of Obamacare," he says. "This law is going to destroy America and everything in America, and we need to stop it."
You'll never beat the Irish
Wall Street Journal today --
Chronic electrical surges at the massive new data-storage facility central to the National Security Agency's spying operation have destroyed hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of machinery and delayed the center's opening for a year, according to project documents and current and former officials. There have been 10 meltdowns in the past 13 months that have prevented the NSA from using computers at its new Utah data-storage center, slated to be the spy agency's largest, according to project documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal ... But without a reliable electrical system to run computers and keep them cool, the NSA's global surveillance data systems can't function. The NSA chose Bluffdale, Utah, to house the data center largely because of the abundance of cheap electricity. It continuously uses 65 megawatts, which could power a small city of at least 20,000, at a cost of more than $1 million a month, according to project officials and documents.
Recent Guardian article on why tech firms locate in Ireland --
The country's mist, rain and chilly air have all become selling points: Google and other multinationals say that the Irish weather is now one of the main attractions for global computer and online corporations setting up data centres in the Republic. The Silicon Valley firm has just established a $75m (£46.2m) data processing centre alongside its European headquarters in Dublin, insisting that the chilly climate makes it more energy efficient – and hence "greener" – to cool down its servers.
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The resolution -- The officers left the beach after the woman eventually agreed to stay away from the public's eyes.
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TimeLine Theatre presents plays inspired by history that connect with today's social and political issues. It is a 10-person company that performs most of its fully-staged shows in a 99-seat theater. It also operates a theater and history education program in Chicago Public Schools called the Living History Education Program. It has been repeatedly recognized for its artistic excellence. A MacArthur Award recognizes organizations that have excellent programs, that are well-managed, and that are at an inflection point, where they are likely to grow either in size or influence. TimeLine Theatre will allocate most of the Award to a reserve fund; it will use a smaller portion for technology improvements and upgrades.
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By Daniel D. Whitehouse, Esq. On September 26, 2013 0 Comment
When you're launching a new business, product, or service, you have to talk to a lot of people. You may need to secure financing from investors, work with an accountant to get the books set up, design a website, and develop a marketing strategy. You may also need to contact manufacturing partners, design engineers, and other vendors to assist with the launch.
Each of these people will need to know about your new venture. They'll need specifics before they climb on board, whether that involves learning about ideas, processes, product designs, and other trade secrets—the "secret sauce" that makes your business different from anything else on the market.
This is your intellectual property—proprietary information that will make your company, product, or service unique. Before you share this information, make sure various protections are in place.
Require everyone to sign a Nondisclosure Agreement (NDA). An NDA is a legal contract that states certain information and materials must be kept confidential. Not only does it protect your legal interests, but it conveys that you're dedicated to protecting your company's trade secrets.
Consider filing for one of the three major forms of intellectual property.
A copyright gives the creator of original work the exclusive right to reproduce, sell, perform, and display that work or make derivative works based on the original. This applies to computer software, documentation, and other original work you might develop for your business, as well as literature, art, music, and movies. A copyright lasts for the creator's entire life and an additional 70 years. A "corporate authorship" copyright for business lasts 95 years from the year of first publication or 120 years from the year of creation, whichever expires first.
A trademark is a name, word, phrase, symbol, or design—or a combination of any of these elements—that identifies a business, product, or service and distinguishes it from others. A trademark is often symbolic of a brand's reputation and quality. It lasts for 10 years and can be renewed in perpetuity.
A patent is a federal government-granted property right that gives an inventor the exclusive right to produce or sell his or her invention (usually a process, machine or manufactured product). A patent can last up to 20 years depending upon the type of patent.
Just make sure your product or idea is ready to go before you file for any of these protections. For example, you wouldn't file for a trademark when you're still working with a designer on your logo and slogan.
Keep your trade secrets on a need-to-know basis. Coca-Cola now keeps its secret formula in a special vault after holding it in a bank for nearly 90 years. Apple keeps the features of its new products strictly confidential (or at least attempts to) until those products are publicly launched. As tempting as it may be to whisper about your incredible new product or earth-shattering idea, this can put your intellectual property at risk, especially when you're still in the startup phase.
Before you move forward with the startup phase, develop a rough timetable for accomplishing each of these tasks, and contact Whitehouse & Cooper to help guide you through the process. Remember, your intellectual property is the lifeblood of your business. Make sure you protect it.
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Vietnam amended Labor Code extends legal protections to workers
The statement issued by the U.S. Embassy in Vietnam stresses that, on November 20, Vietnam adopted an amended Labor Code, representing an important step toward bringing its legal framework into greater alignment with international labor standards.
Vietnam must improve quality of labour force for EVFTA
Labour confederation proposes reducing working week to 44 hours
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According to the U.S. Embassy in Vietnam, Vietnam's National Assembly enacted historic legislation that allows for the formation of independent trade unions at the grassroots level. The law also improves collective bargaining rights, strengthens protections against discrimination at work, and enhances protections for younger workers.
Importantly, the new law expands the Labor Code's coverage from 15 to 56 million people by extending legal protections to workers without employment contracts.
Together, these new provisions demonstrate a significant commitment to advancing the protection of labor rights, and the United States Embassy commends the work of the government and the National Assembly for adopting these legal reforms.
As a longstanding partner with Vietnam on labor issues, the United States emphasizes the importance of solidifying reforms in the Labor Code, including through forthcoming regulations regarding the formation, registration, and functioning of independent trade unions, and the full protection of the right to collective bargaining and the right to strike.
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