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Arsenal transfer news: £15m ace target for PL rivals, misfit has two offers as Gunners stint looks over
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Arsenal have been linked with making several new signings this summer, but it appears as though there will be a few heading in the opposite direction too.
After another underwhelming campaign in which they finished out of the top four but added some late cheer with an FA Cup triumph, Arsene Wenger is expected to make changes this summer.
He's already snapped up Sead Kolasinac on a free transfer, and while others are expected to follow the Bosnian international through the entrance door at the Emirates, Wenger will have to balance that out with some departures too.
According to The Daily Mail, the first to potentially go could be defender Calum Chambers, with Everton ready to make a move for the £15m-rated ace if they fail in their pursuit of Burnley star Michael Keane.
Chambers spent last season on loan at Middlesbrough, and although he couldn't prevent them from being relegated, he did enough to take positives away from the spell.
However, while it's claimed that Arsenal would prefer to send him out on loan again, they won't stop him from leaving on a permanent basis if the deal is right and it seems as though a £15m fee from Everton will do the trick.
Newcastle and Bournemouth are also interested as per the report, and so it remains to be seen who meets Arsenal's demands, and which move Chambers prefers.
Meanwhile, another player potentially on his way out is Lucas Perez who failed to make the desired impression last season, albeit it wasn't entirely his fault.
Injuries and a lack of opportunities from Wenger restricted him, but according to AS, both Galatasaray and Fenerbahce are keen on the Spaniard and have submitted offers to the Gunners.
His agent is said to be evaluating all options, but with the promise of a more prominent role elsewhere, he'll surely favour a new challenge with the 2018 World Cup in mind, although it's added that in an ideal world he'll secure a return to a La Liga club.
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Q: 32bit ACE OleDb 16.0 Access Violation I am trying to use ACE OleDB 16 on an excel file. And get {"Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt."}
System is Office 2016 and the Program Files (x86)\Common\Microsoft Shared\Office 16\ACEOLEDB.dll
Any input on what is going on would be very appreciated (even being called an idiot :) )
Note: The program throws an error although the code is inside a try-catch block;
Sample code:
string path = @"testfile.xlsx";
string connString = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.16.0;Data Source="+ path +";Extended Properties='Excel 16.0;HDR=No;IMEX=1;'";
DataTable dt = new DataTable();
  try
    {
      OleDbConnection cnnxls = new OleDbConnection(connString);
      OleDbDataAdapter oda = new OleDbDataAdapter(string.Format("select * from [{0}$]", sheet), cnnxls);

       oda.Fill(dt);
      }
  catch (Exception e)
       {
        // error handling
        }

Error output:

System.AccessViolationException was unhandled   HResult=-2147467261
  Message=Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an
  indication that other memory is corrupt.   Source=System.Data
  StackTrace:
         at System.Data.OleDb.DataSourceWrapper.InitializeAndCreateSession(OleDbConnectionString
  constr, SessionWrapper& sessionWrapper)
         at System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnectionInternal..ctor(OleDbConnectionString
  constr, OleDbConnection connection)
         at System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnectionFactory.CreateConnection(DbConnectionOptions
  options, DbConnectionPoolKey poolKey, Object poolGroupProviderInfo,
  DbConnectionPool pool, DbConnection owningObject)
         at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.CreateConnection(DbConnectionOptions
  options, DbConnectionPoolKey poolKey, Object poolGroupProviderInfo,
  DbConnectionPool pool, DbConnection owningConnection,
  DbConnectionOptions userOptions)
         at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.CreateNonPooledConnection(DbConnection
  owningConnection, DbConnectionPoolGroup poolGroup, DbConnectionOptions
  userOptions)
         at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.TryGetConnection(DbConnection
  owningConnection, TaskCompletionSource1 retry, DbConnectionOptions
  userOptions, DbConnectionInternal oldConnection, DbConnectionInternal&
  connection)
         at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal.TryOpenConnectionInternal(DbConnection
  outerConnection, DbConnectionFactory connectionFactory,
  TaskCompletionSource1 retry, DbConnectionOptions userOptions)
         at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionClosed.TryOpenConnection(DbConnection
  outerConnection, DbConnectionFactory connectionFactory,
  TaskCompletionSource`1 retry, DbConnectionOptions userOptions)
         at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal.OpenConnection(DbConnection
  outerConnection, DbConnectionFactory connectionFactory)
         at System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection.Open()
         at System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter.FillInternal(DataSet dataset, DataTable[] datatables, Int32 startRecord, Int32 maxRecords,
  String srcTable, IDbCommand command, CommandBehavior behavior)
         at System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter.Fill(DataTable[] dataTables, Int32 startRecord, Int32 maxRecords, IDbCommand command,
  CommandBehavior behavior)
         at System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter.Fill(DataTable dataTable)
         at AceOleDbTest.AceOleDbTest.AceReadTest(String connString, String logPath, String sheet) in C:\Users\anokano\documents\visual
  studio 2015\Projects\AceOleDbTest\AceOleDbTest\AceOleDbTest.cs:line 87
         at randomtests3.Program.Main(String[] args) in C:\Users\anokano\Documents\Visual Studio
  2015\Projects\randomtests3\randomtests3\Program.cs:line 336
         at System.AppDomain._nExecuteAssembly(RuntimeAssembly assembly, String[] args)
         at System.AppDomain.ExecuteAssembly(String assemblyFile, Evidence assemblySecurity, String[] args)
         at Microsoft.VisualStudio.HostingProcess.HostProc.RunUsersAssembly()
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  executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state, Boolean
  preserveSyncCtx)
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  preserveSyncCtx)
         at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)
         at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart()   InnerException:

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If your weight loss has stalled, take a look at my top five tips to help you avoid a plateau and achieve your weight loss goal.
One of the more frustrating parts of losing weight is the inevitable weight loss plateau. Everything seems to be going along fine, and then all of a sudden––no matter what you do––you find that the scale just doesn't budge. When you find that your weekly weight loss has stalled, you've hit a 'weight loss plateau,' and many dieters find the sudden lack of progress deeply frustrating. When you cut back on your calories, your body reacts as if there's no more food coming its way. So, it does what it's programmed to do: it hangs onto stored up calories by slowing down the rate at which you burn them. Your resting metabolic rate––the calories you burn every day just to keep your body functioning––goes down a little bit. The drop isn't huge (10% at most), but it's often enough to put your weight loss on hold. And suddenly you're feeling stranded on the dreaded weight loss plateau.
Your resting metabolic rate is determined by your body size and accounts for most of the calories you burn each day. So, it makes sense that as your weight drops your metabolic rate goes down, too.
1. Use a food diary to keep track of your calorie intake.
You may have been more careful when you started your diet, by weighing and measuring everything that passed your lips, but you might not be as accurate as you once were. Being more consistent with your journal can help get you off the weight loss plateau and back on track.
2. Drink a protein shake.
3. Dine out less often.
This one may be hard to do, but it can make a difference. No matter how careful you think you are when you go to a restaurant, it's usually difficult to accurately estimate how many calories you're eating. It's often hard to tell exactly how foods are prepared––extra fats and calories are often lurking. If you've been eating out more often than usual, try to cut back for a couple weeks to see if it helps get your weight moving again.
4. Increase your cardio and strength training.
your activity, you might not be burning as many calories as you used to. Add some new moves to your exercise routine, increase the intensity and pump some iron.
5. Get your body composition checked.
Consider that you might actually have reached an appropriate weight. If you can, get your body composition checked. Muscle is denser and takes up less space than body fat. So, if you're carrying more muscle than the average person, your body fat percentage might be well within the normal range, even though you might weigh more than you think you should. If that's the case, then you may not have much, if any, additional weight to lose.


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Four Sons
Reviewed by Ken Hanke on February 1, 2011 February 1, 2011
The Hendersonville Film Society will show Four Sons at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 6, in the Smoky Mountain Theater at Lake Pointe Landing Retirement Community (behind Epic Cinemas), 333 Thompson St., Hendersonville.
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Director: John Ford
Starring: Margaret Mann, James Hall, Charles Morton, Francis X. Bushman Jr., George Meeker, June Collyer
Four Sons (1928), a late silent film from John Ford, clearly shows a heavy influence of the work of F.W. Murnau and Frank Borzage, who were at the time realizing William Fox's dream of film as a true art form. The general tendency is to merely cite Murnau, but as we now know Murnau and Fox fed off each other's ideas during this period—stylistically, if not necessarily thematically—so it's unfair to lay it all on Murnau. It's certainly Murnau's city set from Sunrise (1927) that shows up here, and there's little doubt that the postman (Albert Gran) is a manifestation of Murnau's German star Emil Jannings from The Last Laugh (1924). This is Ford at his most visually baroque. The content, however—a German mother (Margaret Mann) and her four sons (James Hall, Charles Morton, Francis X. Bushman Jr., George Meeker), three of whom stay and fight for the Kaiser during WWI, one who emigrates to America—is pure Ford at his honest sentimental best.
That sentimentality—along with Ford's taste for knockabout humor—is endemic to the filmmaker's works. However, it's also something of a downside, unless it happens to be to your taste. It's of a special and limiting kind that never quite reaches the transcendent level found in the best of Murnau and Borzage. Nonetheless, Four Sons is one of the most visually and technically brilliant films Ford ever made. And when you compare it to other Ford silents like The Iron Horse (1924), the growth of the man as a filmmaker is nothing short of astonishing. It may not pay continuing dividends in the way that Borzage's 7th Heaven (1927) and Murnau's Sunrise do, but to never see it would be a huge chunk left out of film history.
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Ten More Netflix Shows to Watch
Allison Shin, Staff Writer|April 29, 2020
Here are 10 Netflix shows to binge watch during coronacation that isn't The Office (because lets be real, we've all watched the show at least 5 times by now).
Naruto: 9 seasons
Watching Naruto is so addicting it's not even funny.
This anime follows Naruto Uzumaki, a kid who wants to be a powerful ninja to get recognition from his peers and to also become hokage, the leader of the hidden leaf village.
Watch this series and follow Naruto and his teammates Sasuke and Sakura through their training, missions and adventures to become stronger and eventually full fledge ninjas. Naruto will stop at nothing to become hokage and to defeat every powerful enemy.
Highly recommend for both guys and girls!
The Crown: 3 seasons
My history teacher Mrs. Nulty raves about this show all the time in class.
This show is about the journey of Queen Elizabeth II of England during the 1940's through modern day England. Elizabeth must navigate through love, British politics, and being a successful ruler at the age of 25 right after her father George VI died.
This show is way more than just another history lesson. There's politics, alliances, romance... everything a queen could possibly want.
Jane the Virgin: 5 seasons
So, Jane Villanueva is pregnant. But that can't be possible!
She swore herself to celibacy even to her own fiancé Michael. But it turns out the future baby's dad is none other than the hot millionaire Raphael Solano who also happens to own the hotel she works at.
How awkward.
It was all from an accident at the doctors where the baby was actually supposed to go to Raphael's wife. Poor Jane, who was trying to avoid this problem entirely. Filled with hilarious and loveable characters, intriguing plotlines, and an adorable baby, this show is a heart warmer and perfect for binging.
Grey's Anatomy: 15 seasons
Yeah, all the drama that goes on in this show is not accurate to a normal hospital in real life.
This show takes place at Seattle Grace Mercy West hospital and the lead heroine, Meredith Grey is the daughter of a super famous surgeon. She must navigate drama between her colleagues, friends, and a certain chief of surgeon Richard Webber whom she had a past relationship with. Not to mention getting ahead in her own career as a surgeon.
There's way more drama, death, secrets, and relationships in this hospital compared to a normal one.
Hunter x Hunter: 3 seasons on Netflix, 6 seasons total
Unsurprisingly, this show is actually becoming more and more popular.
This show follows the story of 12-year-old Gon, who wants to pass the Hunter Exam and become an official Hunter like his Dad who left him for the same profession. In this world, being a hunter means going on certain dangerous tasks, keeping peace for the world, and exploring new places.
Gon befriends doctor-in-training Leorio, the last survivor of the Kurta clan, Kurapika, and a skillful ex-assassin, Killua. Gon and his friends go through many adventures and misadventures all with the goal to meet his dad. He will train hard to increase his power and fight for his friends and to defeat powerful eneimes.
This show is filled with lovable characters, amazing plotlines, great example of friendship, and no filler episodes. Highly recommend!
The Flash: 5 seasons on Netflix, 6 seasons total
This show is about the investigator Barry Allen who loves to follow the new sciences, urban legends and finding out the truth about his mother's death.
Unfortunately, Barry has an accident where lightning strikes him, and he later wakes up from a coma to find that he now has super–human speed. And bam he's the Flash: fastest man alive.
With the help of his friends and colleagues, Barry will continue to search about his mother while also stopping evil villains along the way. This show is great for anyone who likes superheroes, action, and the right amount of humor.
Glee: 6 seasons
This show is filled with great music covers, acapella, crazy dance numbers, and a Mr. Shu who just wants to see his Glee club win nationals. It has its heartwarming moments and deals with teen issues that many high schoolers go through.
Of course, those moments are a bit dramatic and a bit over the top, but that is to be expected since it is a TV show. This show is great for anyone who loves old music, spontaneous song breaks, and lots of drama.
Parks and Recreation: 7 seasons
Similar to The Office, this show also takes place at work- at an Indiana Parks and Recreation Department.
The main character, Leslie Knope, just wants to be successful and beautify her town. But she must deal with her quirky co-workers and colleagues, stuffy higher-ups, and selfish neighbors. The hilarious cast and all the funny unrealistic situations they stumble themselves into is hilarious.
This show is laugh out loud funny and a great watch for anyone who likes the Office and loves comedy.
The Great British Baking show: 7 seasons
British Food competitions are not like American ones: the competitors are so nice and lovely to one another.
Each season, a new round of contestants will compete in making cakes, pastries, cookies and more sweets to see who the best is. Everyone makes the same type of dessert and the judges pick the best one.
This show is great to watch with a nice cup of tea and if you have a big sweet tooth. Warning: this show will make you crave food after watching.
Sherlock Holmes: 4 seasons
Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman as Sherlock and Watson = best combination.
This show is about Sherlock Holmes and John Watson… in modern day England. In this series, Sherlock is a consultant for Scotland Yard's detective squad and Watson is a veteran from Afghanistan. The two meet when Watson becomes Sherlock's new flat mate. The pair will go on to solve many mysteries and meet some very interesting people.
This show is very suspenseful and full of plot twists with brilliantly solved murders which will keep you on the edge of your seat the entire time.
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Logan	• Apr 29, 2020 at 1:27 pm
The Good Place (three seasons) is another good show that can be addicting to watch.
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May 8, 2018 at 12:05a.m.
Four games with Toronto straightened them out.
LeBron James sent the Raptors into summer vacation for the third straight season as the Cavs completed another series sweep over the East's top team with a 128-93 win in Game 4 on Monday night to advance to the conference finals for the fourth consecutive year.
Pushed to the max for seven games by Indiana in the first round, the Cavs took care of Toronto quickly.
Cleveland will be appearing in its fourth straight conference final despite a turbulent regular season and a bumpy start to the playoffs.
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Congratulations Dr. Suneth Ranasinghe!
December 8, 2018 /in ae.INFORMATIK, AINF, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Institut, Uncategorized /by Heinrich Mayr
A happy day for the Application Engineering Research Group: After four years of intensive research work, our team member Suneth Ranasinghe successfully defended his dissertation – with excellent evaluation by the jury!
Within his thesis, Dr. Suneth Ranasinghe shows the power of Domain Specific Modeling for developing digital ecosystems. As such, the dissertation is an important contribution to the field of Application Engineering and an important building block in the framework of the "model-centered architecture" paradigm developed by the research group.
We congratulate Suneth and look forward to continuing our excellent cooperation.
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Prof. Veda Storey winner of the P.P.Chen Award 2018
October 29, 2018 /in ae.INFORMATIK, AINF, Menschen, Uncategorized /by Heinrich Mayr
The Peter P. Chen Award honors one person each year for his or her outstanding contributions to the field of conceptual modeling. The winner of the 2018 award is Prof. Veda Storey from the Georgia State University in Atlanta, USA.
Veda Storey has been actively involved in the conceptual modeling community since completing her Ph.D. dissertation on automating conceptual modeling. Her research addresses conceptual modeling in data semantics, reverse engineering, ontology and big data modeling. She has published many well quoted papers in various journals and conference proceedings in both the information systems and the computer science areas. Currently, Google Scholar names 8.402 citations of her publications; the most cited one is the paper "Business intelligence and analytics: from big data to big impact", published in MIS quarterly in 2012. 16 of her papers appeared in Data and Knowledge Engineering, which is the premier journal associated with the ER Conference; another 16 appeared in the ER conference proceedings. In addition, her contributions to education and practice are outstanding.
With respect to the International Conference on Conceptual Modeling, she has served as the co-chair of the ER Conference three times and in many other functions. She received an ER Fellow award in 2013. Since 1999, she has been a member of the ER Steering Committee as well as a member of the editorial board of Data and Knowledge Engineering.
The 2018 selection committee consisted of Heinrich C. Mayr (Austria), Isabell Comyn-Wattiau (France), Valeria de Antonellis (Italy), Yair Wand (Canada), and Oscar Pastor (Spain).
The award was presented by ERSC Chairman Heinrich C. Mayr at the ER2018 gala dinner in Xi'an, China, October 24th, 2018.
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Nice performance of the ER 2017 proceedings :-)
July 10, 2018 /in ae.INFORMATIK, AINF, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, PR_AINF, PR_Application Engineering, Uncategorized, Veranstaltung /by Heinrich Mayr
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Peter P. Chen Award 2018 – Call for Nominations
March 5, 2018 /in ae.INFORMATIK, AINF, PR_Application Engineering /by Heinrich Mayr
On behalf of the ER Institute and the ER Steering Committee, we are pleased to solicit nominations for the 2018 Peter P. Chen Award.
Initiated by Elsevier in 2008 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the journal, Data and Knowledge Engineering, the Peter P. Chen Award honors one person each year for his or her outstanding contributions to the field of conceptual modeling. The winner will receive a plaque and a prize of $2.500 sponsored by Elsevier Publishing Company.
Criteria for the Award:
• Research: how well the nominee has helped advance the field of conceptual modeling with his/her intellectual contributions.
• Service: participation in the organization of conceptual-modeling-related meetings and conferences and participation in editorial boards of conceptual-modeling-related journals.
• Education: how effectively the nominee has mentored doctoral students in conceptual modeling, produced researchers from their labs, and also helped mentor young people in the field
• Contribution to practice: the extent to which the nominee has contributed to technology transfer, commercialization, and industrial projects.
• International reputation: the extent to which the nominee's work is visible to and has diffused into the international community.
According to the rules, the committee of the award is composed of:
• the SC Chair: Heinrich C. Mayr, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Austria
• two SC members appointed by the SC chair:
• Valeria de Antonellis, Università degli Studi di Brescia, Italy, and
• Isabelle Comyn-Wattiau, ESSEC Business School, France
• the previous two years' recipients: Yair Wand and Oscar Pastor
The previous winners of the Peter P. Chen Award are:
2017: Yair Wand, University of British Columbia, Canada
2016: Oscar Pastor, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain
2015: Il-Yeol Song, Drexel University, USA
2014: Antonio Luz Furtado, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2013: Carlo Batini, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Italy
2012: Stefano Spaccapietra, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
2011: Tok Wang Ling, National University of Singapore, Singapore
2010: John Mylopoulos, University of Toronto, Kanada
2009: David Embley, BYU, USA
2008: Bernhard Thalheim, University of Kiel, Germany
Nominations:
should be sent by May 28th, 2018, to the ER Steering Committee Chair Heinrich C. Mayr [heinrich.mayr@aau.at] and Vice Chair Carson Woo [Carson.Woo@sauder.ubc.ca], who will manage the selection process. Each nomination should be accompanied by a summary statement about the nominee and a justification for the nomination. Based on the criteria for the award, the selection committee will select the best candidate among the nominees. Selection committee members and the ERSC chairmen are not eligible for the award.
The winner will be immediately announced after selection. The award winner will be invited to be a keynote speaker at ER 2018 in Xi'an, China.
Heinrich C. Mayr
conceptualmodeling.org
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Dagstuhl Seminar Approved
February 27, 2018 /in ae.INFORMATIK, AINF, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Highlight, PR_AINF, PR_Application Engineering, Uncategorized, Veranstaltung /by Heinrich Mayr
The research group Application Engineering proudly presents:
Next Generation Domain Specific Conceptual Modeling: Principles and Methods
Seminar, Schloss Dagstuhl, November 19-23, 2018.
Participation by invitation
Submitters and organizers: Heinrich C. Mayr (AAU Klagenfurt), Sudha Ram (University of Arizona Tucson), Wolfgang Reisig (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), Markus Stumptner (University of South Australia, Adelaide)
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Three years later, Elgey finally unites with DCE
Margie McDonald NRL.com Senior Reporter
Sun 20 Jan 2019, 06:24 PM
Together at last – Kane Elgey and Daly Cherry-Evans sweating it out in the Sea Eagles pre-season hoping to steer Manly back to the good old days of finals football.
Their union was originally supposed to happen in 2016 at the Gold Coast Titans. But Cherry-Evans back-flipped on a four-year deal and then Elgey tore his anterior cruciate ligament anyway that January, missing the entire season.
But in 2019 the two blond-haired Queenslanders seem destined to link in round one for Manly against the Wests Tigers at Leichhardt Oval.
"His game is all about control and that's something good for me to learn off. He's got a lot of experience now so having him train with me is going to make my game improve that extra 20%," Elgey told NRL.com about Cherry-Evans.
"His kicking game is right up there so that's another thing I want to watch and learn."
Manly halfback Daly Cherry-Evans. ©Gregg Porteous/NRL Photos
Despite all that Elgey has too much respect for the other five-eighths at Manly, like Lachlan Croker and Trent Hodkinson, to believe his name will be next to the No.6 on the team sheet just yet.
Cherry-Evans (2011) and Hodkinson (2010) made their NRL debuts in the halves under returning coach Des Hasler in Sea Eagles colours.
After hopefully cementing a berth in the starting side, Elgey plans to be firing on all cylinders by round 11 when Manly host the Titans at Lottoland.
"You bet. That would be pretty exciting to be a part of," the 25-year-old said.
"But starting at a new club, with a few other good halves here, I can't really look that far ahead. I'm still in pre-season mode but obviously my goal is to start round one."
Elgey knew he needed a fresh start. He had a reasonable return to the NRL in 2017 following his knee reconstruction but things went pear-shaped in 2018. He played just 11 first-grade games, spending most of the season in the Intrust Super Cup
"It's a hard one because obviously you can blame the knee as it stopped a big momentum for me," he told NRL.com.
"But now I don't think I can bring it up any more. Last year I just couldn't find consistency and I needed to find the love for the game again – that's the biggest thing.
"I'm hoping with the new start here that will well and truly come. I was with the Gold Coast for 10 years so I've had my whole footballing life there. A new start could be very good for me."
Kane Elgey on the run for the Titans in 2018. ©Scott Davis/NRL Photos
It has been a shaky start. He was signed by Trent Barrett but is now being coached by Hasler.
"It didn't affect me too much as I knew [assistant coach] John Cartwright really well from Titans days and I knew he'd be there [at Manly] to help me.
"Basically it was just getting a new start, whoever the coach was going to be. Des has been so good.
"I had no idea what he'd be like. It felt like walking into a new school. I had heard he was called the 'Mad Scientist' but what I have found is he is very smart.
"My first impression is that he looks deep into the game – he loves a lot of video. But personally that's been helping me and also helping the team a lot."
What will also help Elgey is better defence. He had a 75.8% tackle efficiency rate in 2018.
"I'm working hard on my defence, and with the structures in place at Manly I think that will help me."
Hasler banking on Walker to hit the ground running
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Rapid and sensitive detection of biomolecules is an important issue in nanomedicine. Many disorders are manifested by changes in protein levels of serum and other biofluids. Rapid and effective differentiation between normal and cancerous cells is an important challenge for the diagnosis and treatment of tumor. Likewise, rapid and effective identification of pathogens is a key target in both biomedical and environmental monitoring. Most biological recognition processes occur via specific interactions. Gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) feature sizes commensurate with biomacromolecules, coupled with useful physical and optical properties. A key issue in the use of nanomaterials is controlling the interfacial interactions of these complex systems. Modulation of these physicochemical properties can be readily achieved by engineering nanoparticles surface. Inspired by the idea of mimicking nature, a convenient, precise and rapid method for sensing proteins, cancerous cells and bacteria has been developed by overtaking the superb performance of biological olfactory systems in odor detection, identification, tracking, and location. On the fundamental side, an array-based/`chemical nose' sensor composed of cationic functionalized AuNPs as receptors and anionic fluorescent conjugated polymers or green fluorescent proteins or enzyme/substrates as transducers that can properly detect and identify proteins, bacteria, and cancerous cells has been successfully fabricated.
Miranda-Sanchez, Oscar Ramon, "Engineering Nanoparticles Surface for Biosensing: "Chemical Noses" to Detect and Identify Proteins, Bacteria and Cancerous Cells" (2011). Open Access Dissertations. 339.


For much of his career, Mosharraf Hossain was a domestic heavyweight with numerous match-winning performances in all three formats. He was Man of the Match in the 2013 BPL final and was in high demand in the Dhaka Premier League for more than a decade. He also has over 300 first-class wickets to his name. But two scarring incidents will forever be associated with this mild-mannered left-arm spinner.
A useful late-order batsman who made his first-class debut in 2001-02, he quickly established himself in the Dhaka league circuit, playing for several major clubs. After Mohammad Rafique retired in 2008, Mosharraf got his maiden call-up for Bangladesh but was discarded after three home ODIs against South Africa.
A few months later, Mosharraf was among a group of Bangladeshi cricketers who defected to the rebel Indian Cricket League and played for Dhaka Warriors. He also sent a retirement letter to the BCB, which resulted in the banning of ICL-bound cricketers for ten years. But, after Mosharraf and others quit the ICL, the BCB's clemency in 2009 allowed him to return to first-class cricket in January 2010.
Three years later Mosharraf starred for Dhaka Gladiators in the BPL final after which he was also included in the Bangladesh ODI squad in Sri Lanka the same year. But, a month later, a second major shockwave would rock his career.
Mosharraf was one of the Gladiators players and officials investigated for alleged corruption during the 2013 BPL. He was one of the first to be cleared of any wrongdoing, though, and after another comeback from a temporary suspension, Mosharraf continued to perform well in domestic cricket.
The reward was a call-up to the Bangladesh ODI squad in September 2016, against Afghanistan.


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Q: Global error handler including Model Binder errors I work on a AspNet Core 3.1 web-api project which is being tested by PenTest agency and they flag situations when incorrect input data causes response that contains information about project code internals like below:
{
  "type": "https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-6.5.1",
  "title": "One or more validation errors occurred.",
  "status": 400,
  "traceId": "00-371d845d720a4f4c8ad3d618e4386125-7086a0b4fb30614c-00",
  "errors": {
    "$.flags": [
      "The JSON value could not be converted to System.Int32. Path: $.flags | LineNumber: 0 | BytePositionInLine: 47."
    ]
  }
}

So we decided to alter message for "errors/$.flags" property with something neutral, like "Incorrect input data".
This particular case I sorted out by providing custom JsonConverter< int > attribute class and it works fine being decorated for appropriate model property. Another similar issue where empty collection elements cause such kind of response I fixed by providing custom model binder for complex class on input endpoint parameter (implementation of IModelBinder interface).
The project has a lot of endpoints and input model classes, so providing custom JsonConverters or model binders looks ineffective and not future-proof, as input for every new endpoint will need to be equipped with some kind of solution. So here is the question — is it possible to have some kind of global error handler which will cover model binder errors as well? Standard aspnet core error handler in middleware is not able to work on model binder errors as they happen in action invocation logic before action is actually invoked.
Or probably there is a way to configure System.Text.Json features to provide custom error message for all kinds of JsonExceptions that are thrown in case of binding errors?

A: For model binding error,you could get 400 Bad Request in asp.net core web api.I suggest that you could custom ValidationProblemDetails to display the error.
public class CustomBadRequest : ValidationProblemDetails
{
    public CustomBadRequest(ActionContext context)
    {
        Title = "Invalid arguments to the API";
        Detail = "The inputs supplied to the API are invalid";
        Status = 400;
        ConstructErrorMessages(context);
        Type = context.HttpContext.TraceIdentifier;

    }
    private void ConstructErrorMessages(ActionContext context)
    {
        foreach (var keyModelStatePair in context.ModelState)
        {
            var key = keyModelStatePair.Key;
            var errors = keyModelStatePair.Value.Errors;
            if (errors != null && errors.Count > 0)
            {
                if (errors.Count == 1)
                {
                    var errorMessage = GetErrorMessage(errors[0]);
                    Errors.Add(key, new[] { errorMessage });
                }
                else
                {
                    var errorMessages = new string[errors.Count];
                    for (var i = 0; i < errors.Count; i++)
                    {
                        errorMessages[i] = GetErrorMessage(errors[i]);
                    }
                    Errors.Add(key, errorMessages);
                }
            }
        }
    }
    string GetErrorMessage(ModelError error)
    {
        return "Incorrect input data.";
    }
}

Startup.cs:
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    services.AddControllers().ConfigureApiBehaviorOptions(options =>
    {
        options.InvalidModelStateResponseFactory = context =>
        {
            var problems = new CustomBadRequest(context);
            return new BadRequestObjectResult(problems);
        };
    });
}

Result:


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import java.io.Serializable;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.Id;
import javax.persistence.ManyToOne;

/**
 * @author Emmanuel Bernard
 */
@Entity
public class Dependent implements Serializable {

	@Id
	String name;

	@Id
	// id attribute mapped by join column default
	@ManyToOne
	Employee emp;

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5:42 PM | May 25, 2019 Reported By: Levi Costello
Hope in Slovakia
The Roma people are one of the largest ethnic minorities in the world who have no home country. Spread throughout Europe, their reputation and history have brought significant prejudice and abuse upon them.
"They have an intensely private culture and usually oppose help from outside their community," says Michael McNamee, former Regional Director of Convoy of Hope Europe.
The Roma live in separate settlements outside of towns, many of which have no power, running water, or even weather-proofed homes. Entire families live in shantys — their homes consisting of rotting plywood, collapsed roofs, and walls with gaping holes. And yet, families with little children live there in the middle of the cold Slovak winters.
Slovakia has one of the highest Roma populations around the world. One settlement, outside of Vtackovce, held just over 1,000 people living in very rough conditions. "When some teams came … to work in the community," Michael remembers, "we would sometimes send their medical people … to check on the [Roma] villagers, but there was still a significant resistance on their part."
In 2015, Convoy of Hope Europe decided to host a Community Event in Vtackovce, Slovakia, to try and build relationships with the community. The event was in April, the snow was melting, and flowers began to appear in fields all over the mountains. Despite the hilly terrain, Convoy had medical tents, food distribution, games for the children, face-painting, live music — the works. Guests of Honor had tickets to come through the tents at predetermined times to avoid overwhelming the different stations.
Thanks to our wonderful volunteers and partners, it went off without a hitch. Most every one of the 1,000 people living in the camps attended. Convoy of Hope Europe has held several Community Events throughout Slovakia, and each of them have been incredibly successful.
"Most of society always keeps them at a distance," says Aaron Davis, a Convoy of Hope team member. "Kind gestures and smiles crossed cultural barriers into their hearts."
Seeing the incredible transformation that took place in so many families that day makes us at Convoy so grateful that we were able to be a part. And that is all we are — part of a movement of compassion.
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8:48 AM | April 12, 2019 Reported By: Jessica Blake
Volunteering with Convoy of Hope
Volunteers are at the heart of everything Convoy of Hope does. From bagging groceries for Community Events around the country to removing debris after a devastating storm, Convoy of Hope volunteers walk hand in hand with us to help those in need.
We asked a few of our wonderful volunteers to share why they're passionate about bringing help and hope to impoverished, hungry, and hurting people around the world.
Linda McCalister, a Convoy of Hope volunteer, has served as a community event lead volunteer for two years, volunteers at Hands of Hope, and serves with Convoy:Women. When asked why she would encourage someone to volunteer with Convoy, she says, "You will make some new friends, learn new things, and join an organization that opens the door to hope for thousands — if not millions — of people. It will change your life."
At Convoy of Hope Community Events, guests receive free groceries, health screenings, haircuts, career services, and much more. Linda recalls a story from one event of a mother and her young daughter who had walked two miles to a local Community Event so they could receive shoes.
"All she had to wear were plastic shoes that wore blisters on her feet to the point she could not even try on the [new] shoes. The volunteer found the right shoes for the little girl and bandaged her blisters. Then they connected her with someone who gave them a ride home! Something so small that meant so much."
In 2018, Communities Events served more than 96,000 Guests of Honor at 62 community events in 48 cities. These events would not have been possible without the nearly 28,000 volunteers who partners with Convoy of Hope.
HANDS OF HOPE
On Tuesday nights, Convoy of Hope opens the doors of our World Distribution Center in Springfield, Missouri, and welcomes volunteers in for a weekly volunteer opportunity called Hands of Hope. Volunteers help sort, pack, count, and label items that are distributed throughout the world.
"It's a great opportunity to serve and provide others in the local community and around the world with the essential items they might not have been able to get," says Connor Louthan, a lead Hands of Hope volunteer.
In 2018, Hands of Hope partnered with more than 5,500 volunteers who invested more than 12,500 hours during the year.
Gerald Norz, another Convoy of Hope volunteer, has served on multiple Field Teams during the past five years. He loves working with partners in the field, saying one of his most memorable experiences volunteering with Convoy is, "seeing the children waving as we arrived at the site in Tanzania … such a great welcome and such warm smiles."
Eighty-two Field Teams — comprised of more than 1,000 volunteers — served in 11 countries around the world in 2018. These teams serve people through projects and interaction connected to Convoy's Children's Feeding and Agriculture programs.
Community Events, Field Teams, and Hands of Hope are just three of several volunteer opportunities with Convoy of Hope. Whether it's driving a Convoy of Hope truck, answering phones, or deploying with our Disaster Services team, every volunteer makes a difference in a person's life through the service they provide. In 2018, we had more than 57,000 volunteers serve domestically and internationally. We are so thankful for each person who serves with their heart and their time! Visit convoyofhope.org/volunteer to learn more about how you can volunteer at Convoy of Hope.
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4:42 PM | January 7, 2019 Reported By: Hailey Rutledge
Convoy of Hope serves thousands at Puerto Rico community outreaches
Convoy of Hope put on community outreach events in five communities across Puerto Rico at the end of 2018. With the help of hundreds of volunteers, more than 2,000 guests were served in areas where Convoy has been active since Hurricane Maria struck in 2017.
Many Puerto Ricans have continued to struggle to put their lives back together after the hurricane. Stories of homelessness or a lack of running water or electricity were common as families received much needed resources.
In addition to free haircuts, health services, groceries, and more, guests commented on feelings of hope they wanted to carry with them long after the events were over. The kindness of those in their own communities and those across the world who support Convoy of Hope gave guests a renewed hope for the future.
Convoy of Hope plans to put on approximately 40 more Community Events in 2019. Learn more about these events and where they will be located at convoyofhope.org/events.
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9:03 AM | October 25, 2018 Reported By: Hailey Rutledge
Convoy of Hope and NBCF serve more than 70,000 women
Breast cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in women, yet it is still one of the leading causes of cancer death among women. Convoy of Hope and National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) have been working together for the past 6 years to educate and empower more than 70,000 women on breast health at Community Events!
As a woman enters the NBCF area of service, she will be greeted by a pink attired, specially trained member of the Kindness Crew. There she'll receive information about breast health education, what breast cancer is and what kinds of questions she should ask her doctor.
From there she'll learn how to perform a breast self-exam. These exams help alert women to possible concerns that should be brought to the attention of a health professional. Identifying concerns early increases the chances of successful treatment.
Before she leaves the area, we connect her with local resources and provide information on the closest low-cost or no-cost clinics in her area. It's important that she knows where she can get help and support and that she leaves the NBCF area of service not only feeling cared for, but empowered to be proactive about her own health.
Learn more about Breast Cancer Awareness and the work of NBCF at nationalbreastcancer.org.
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Community Outreach / Partner Spotlight
4:00 PM | August 27, 2018 Reported By: Convoy of Hope
Thousands attend a day of hope and peace in Chicago
More than 9,000 people came together Saturday, August 25 in south Chicago for a day of hope and peace. With the help of 104 local organizations, 60 churches and 1,400 volunteers, more that 7,700 Guests of Honor were served at Convoy of Hope's Chicago Community Event.
The first family arrived outside the event that morning at 6 a.m. By the time the event started at 9 a.m., more than 1,250 people were lined up for the event.
Thousands of goods and services were distributed including 6,000 back-to-school backpacks, nearly 10,000 bags of groceries and more than 3,108 pairs of new children's shoes. More than 4,800 people also received health services — including 217 flu vaccinations from Walgreens.
Guests of Honor also had the opportunity to meet with local organizations and career services groups, to make connections that would last long after the event ended. Chicago City Alderman David Moore thanked Convoy of Hope for "not just handing out fish, but teaching people to fish".
Stats of the event:
9,128 Total people on site
7,728 Guests of Honor
1,400 Volunteers
60 Participating Churches
104 Participating Organizations
6,000 back-to-school backpacks distributed
168 Haircuts by 16 stylists
850 Family Portraits
9,947 Grocery bags distributed
12,000 meals prepared
3,108 Children's shoes distributed
5,000 Bombas socks
1,526 served by National Breast Cancer Foundation
4,800 served in Health Services by 23 organizations
217 Flu vaccinations by Walgreens
276 served in Job and Career Services by 11 organizations plus 217 job applications plus 5 resumes
547 served in Community Services by 28 organizations
62 Veterans served by 17 organizations
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Maddie's Fund looks to the veterinary profession to help with the spay/neuter portion of our community collaborations.
While the humane component consists of a coalition of traditional shelters, rescue groups, animal control agencies and adoption guarantee organizations and is responsible for increasing adoptions, the veterinarian component generally operates under the auspices of a veterinary medical association which can be a state, county, regional or city association, depending on each community's situation.
We've found that generally it's just too hard for humane coalitions to successfully manage and implement spay/neuter and adoption programs. It's especially hard to create and put in operation spay/neuter programs with private practice veterinarians to achieve above baseline performance.
We've also realized that veterinarians respond with greater enthusiasm to proposals from other veterinarians, especially professional veterinary associations. This makes perfect sense. Most people relate better to their colleagues than to outsiders.
The question is, why work with private practice veterinarians at all? Why not just invest in high volume spay/neuter clinics run by humane organizations?
High volume spay/neuter clinics do a great job, and the humane community is committed to their ongoing success. But Maddie's Fund wants to expand the network and build upon what is already being done. We want to use some of our resources to entice more veterinarians to get involved: to help with spay/neuter surgeries, to work with local animal shelters - to help build community-wide safety nets of care.
Maddie's Fund believes it's time to open outstretched arms to a very precious resource right under our nose - an army of respected veterinary professionals who have the ability to make a world of difference for homeless, abandoned animals.


A home inspection is the study of the physical construction of a home which gives a thorough overview of the state of the home when it is being inspected. The purpose of the examination to help reduce some of the risk associated with getting a home. But, those hazards will not be eliminated by it nor may the inspector predict future events or changes in performance; as a result occupancy or of adjustments made. The assessment addresses any possible security and health problems as well as locations that require repair or replacement. The inspectors in almost any state should be registered with the local real-estate commission and should comply with the real estate commission' s standard of practice when performing inspections for a potential seller or buyer of a residential home.
It is not mandatory that the inspector moves the stores products or some furnishings. Thus, it's always a great idea to ensure the access to most of the principal parts of the house is clear before starting the inspection. In the report, the inspector, may detail what items were inspected, what items aren't present and what is deficient. General insufficiencies include material distress, inoperability, degeneration, injury, unsuitable installation and missing parts. Items detailed in the report do not obligate the buyer or seller to make any repairs or take any other action. The decision to correct a deficiency or hazard listed in an inspection report is left to the parties to the contract for the purchase or sale of the home.
Keep in mind that there may be a few things in the report related to safety concerns or building codes, and very few homes comply to this. These circumstances may maybe not have violated building codes or the common practices at the time when the residence had been built. The regulation requires that the inspection be done to record these things as lacking when they're not compliant.
Purchasing a home is amongst the greatest investments that one will make. To minimize surprises that are unwarranted, you may require learning just as much as you can concerning the state-of-the residence before you buy it. An inspection may recognize the need for servicing and for fixes to safeguard your investment better.
The assessment fee for a single-family home varies based on some elements like the particular features of the home like the crawl space, slab foundation; the size of the residence, as well as the opinion systems, inspected. Typically, a house inspection costs between $250 to $ 400 and contains any optional services like lawn sprinkler services, swimming pools, hot tubs, spas and associated equipment, outdoor cooking equipment, private water wells and gas supply systems.


Pansy R. Brown age 83 of DeSoto, Missouri entered into eternal rest on October 31, 2017 at Mercy Jefferson Hospital in Festus, Missouri. Born in Marston, Missouri to her late parents Joel and Stella (Lawson) Williams on July 14, 1934.
Pansy was a retired book keeper for One Stop Convenience Store in Festus, Missouri. She enjoyed quilting, reading, sewing, puzzle books and word searches. Anything to keep her mind sharp.She was a member of Assembly of God in DeSoto, Missouri.
Survived by sons Charles (Terrie) Brown of DeSoto, Missouri and Danny (Sandra) Brown of Hillsboro, Missouri; daughters Charlene Brown of DeSoto, Missouri and Mary Ann Brown-Wofford of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; 7 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her husband Charles Brown; her parents; brothers Lewis, John and Robert; sisters Mary and Cathryn.


The most efficient treatment for burns is: aloe vera gel. Nothing in the world heals burns faster and more effectively. There's no reason why everyone can't have access to at least one of these plants, since they are easy to grow indoors. To get best results, the gel must be fresh and undiluted.
Fresh aloe from your garden is the best and only real aloe burn remedy there is. Read the ingredients on the bottle of any lotion or gel that says it contains aloe. It will also contain a lot of chemicals, fillers, colorants, and preservatives. Grow and aloe plant indoors or outdoors and keep it handy! We used it in Alaska for frostbite as well.
I burned myself BADLY being dumb 4 days ago – I pulled the heating unit from the electric griddle when finished 'griddling' pancakes and dropped and tried catching it as a reflex action. Well, I caught it alright.
Rather than the automatic 'run under cold water', I grabbed the Made from Earth Aloe & Jojoba Lotion and slowly dribbled it into my hand and let it run over the side where the worst part of the burn was. Because it had been in the frig and was cold, I could feel the relief right away but as it dried, it hurt like heck.
I repeated the application throughout the day about 5 times, using maybe 4 drops each time. It is now 4 days since I was that dumb and I never got a blister, never had it bubble up, it never scabbed over, and this morning I can barely see it. It did scar a teeny bit, but nothing like I thought it would based on my past experiences of burning myself. This situation alone will definitely ensure I NEVER run out of this stuff.
will aloe in a bottle from the store work?
Only those medications that contain free-dried aloe actually work. Fresh aloe is always best!
will aloe gel from the store in a bottle work?
my burn is about the size of a biscuit from an exhaust pipe on a dirtbike..
its either a first or second degree burn any tips whatso ever will be greatly appriciated..
A few years ago, I went sailing. I knew nothing about sailing. After raising the sail, still holding the rope before locking it down, the wind filled the sail. It pulled the rope through my hands burning them to the point of melting skin. I put aloe vera gel on them and in about 3 days, my hands were healed as good as before the injury. So Aloe works on all different kinds of burns.
When I was a little kid, I got rope burn under my knees from the neighbors' big ugly scary black dog.