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@interface SOQuestionModel ()

@property (nonatomic) NSMutableArray *percentages;
@property (nonatomic) int numberOfImages;

@end

@implementation SOQuestionModel

+ (NSArray *)defaultYesOrNoAnswers {
    return @[@"Yes", @"No"];

}

+ (NSArray *)defaultTopOrBottomAnswers {
    return @[@"Top", @"Bottom"];
}

+ (NSArray *)defaultLeftOrRightAnswers {
    return @[@"Left", @"Right"];
}

+ (NSArray *)defaultChoicesAnswers {
    return @[@"Choice", @"Another Choice"];

}

+(int)numberOfQuestionTypes {
    return 7;
}

+(NSString *)questionTypeTextForQuesitonType:(SOQuestionType)questionType {
    switch (questionType) {
        case SOQuestionTypeSports:
            return @"Sports";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeAroundTheHouse:
            return @"Around The House";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeBeauty:
            return @"Beauty";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeFashion:
            return @"Fashion";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeMisc:
            return @"All";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeRelationships:
            return @"Relationhsips";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeTravel:
            return @"Travel";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeVS:
            return @"VS";
            break;
        default:
            return @"Type";
            break;
    }
}

+(NSString *)imageNameForType:(SOQuestionType)questionType {
    switch (questionType) {
        case SOQuestionTypeSports:
            return @"football icon.png";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeAroundTheHouse:
            return @"house icon.png";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeBeauty:
            return @"beauty icon.png";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeFashion:
            return @"fashion icon.png";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeMisc:
            return @"infinity icon.png";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeRelationships:
            return @"relationship icon.png";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeTravel:
            return @"airplane icon.png";
            break;
        case SOQuestionTypeVS:
            return @"settle icon.png";
            break;
        default:
            return @"filled in user.png";
            break;
    }
}

-(id)initWithTitle:(NSString *)title text:(NSString *)text type:(NSString *)type creator:(PFUser *)creator {

    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.title = title;
        self.text = text;
        self.creator = creator;
        if ([creator.objectId isEqualToString:[PFUser currentUser].objectId]) { //always show the answers
            self.answersShouldBeDisplayed = YES;
            self.hasAnswerResponseFromCurrentUser = YES;
        }
        [creator fetchIfNeededInBackgroundWithBlock:^(PFObject *object, NSError *error) {
            self.creator = creator;
            [self setCreatorImageFromUser];
        }];
        self.type = type;
    }

    return self;
}

-(void)saveWithFinishedBlock:(SOQuestionSaveFinishedBlock)onFinished {
    PFObject *testObject = [self selfAsPFObject];
    [testObject saveInBackgroundWithBlock:^(BOOL succeeded, NSError *error) {
        onFinished(succeeded);
    }];
}

- (int)numberOfImages {

    return _numberOfImages;
}

- (void)setResponses:(NSMutableArray *)responses {
    _responses = responses;
    for (int i = 0; i<responses.count; ++i) {
        if ([((PFUser *)responses[i][@"responder"]).objectId isEqualToString:[PFUser currentUser].objectId]) {
            self.hasAnswerResponseFromCurrentUser = YES;
        }
    }

}

- (void)addAnswerResponseForAnswerIndex:(int)index {
    self.hasAnswerResponseFromCurrentUser = YES;
    PFObject *response = [PFObject objectWithClassName:@"response"];
    [response setObject:[PFUser currentUser] forKey:@"responder"];
    [response setObject:@(index) forKey:@"response"];
    [response setObject:[self selfAsPFObject] forKey:@"question"];
    CLLocation *location = [SOAppDelegate currentLocation];
    NSString *latitude = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%f", location.coordinate.latitude];
    NSString *longitude = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%f", location.coordinate.longitude];
    [response setObject:latitude forKey:@"latitude"];
    [response setObject:longitude forKey:@"longitude"];

    [response saveInBackground];

    self.responses = [self.responses arrayByAddingObject:@{@"response": @(index)}];
    [self calculatePercentages];
}

- (CGFloat)percentageOfResposesForAnswerAtIndex:(int)index {
    return ((NSNumber *)self.percentages[index]).floatValue;
}

- (NSArray *)percentageArrayForResponses {
    return self.percentages;
}

- (void)fetchResponsesToQuestion {
    PFQuery *query = [PFQuery queryWithClassName:@"response"];
    PFObject *object = [PFObject objectWithClassName:@"Question"];
    object.objectId = self.objectId;
    [query whereKey:@"question" equalTo:object];
    [query findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock:^(NSArray *objects, NSError *error) {
        if (!error) {
            self.responses = objects;
        } else {
            NSLog(@"Error: %@ %@", error, [error userInfo]);
        }
        [self calculatePercentages];
    }];
}

- (void)fetchImagesForFile1:(PFFile *)file  file2:(PFFile *)file2 {

    if (file) {
        self.numberOfImages++;
        self.combinedQuestionImages = [UIImage imageNamed:@"defaultImage"];
    }
    if (file2) {
        self.numberOfImages++;
    }
    if (file) {
        [file getDataInBackgroundWithBlock:^(NSData *data, NSError *error) {
            self.image = [UIImage imageWithData:data];
            if (file2) {
                [file2 getDataInBackgroundWithBlock:^(NSData *data, NSError *error) {
                    self.image2 = [UIImage imageWithData:data];
                    SOQuestionImageView *imageView = [[SOQuestionImageView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, 300, self.numberOfImages * IMAGE_VIEW_HEIGHT) primaryImage:self.image secondaryImage:self.image2];
                    [imageView layoutSubviews];
                    self.combinedQuestionImages = [self imageWithView:imageView];
                    [self.delegate imageLoadedForQuestion:self];
                }];
            } else {
                SOQuestionImageView *imageView = [[SOQuestionImageView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, 300, self.numberOfImages * IMAGE_VIEW_HEIGHT) primaryImage:self.image secondaryImage:nil];
                [imageView layoutSubviews];
                self.combinedQuestionImages = [self imageWithView:imageView];
                [self.delegate imageLoadedForQuestion:self];
            }
        }];
    }
}
- (void)reportAsInappropriate {
    [self.deleteDelegate deleteQuestion:self];
    [PFCloud callFunctionInBackground:@"reportUser" withParameters:@{@"userId":self.creator.objectId} block:^(id object, NSError *error) {

    }];
}

#pragma mark helper mathods

- (PFObject *)selfAsPFObject {
    PFObject *testObject = [PFObject objectWithClassName:@"Question"];
    testObject.objectId = self.objectId;
    [testObject setObject:self.text forKey:@"text"];
    [testObject setObject:self.title forKey:@"title"];
    [testObject setObject:self.type forKey:@"type"];
    [testObject setObject:[SOQuestionModel getHashtagsForString:self.text] forKey:@"hashtags"];

    if (self.image) {
        NSData *data = UIImageJPEGRepresentation(self.image, 0.1);
        PFFile *file = [PFFile fileWithName:@"image1" data:data];
        [testObject setObject:file forKey:@"image"];
    }
    if (self.image2) {
        NSData *data2 = UIImageJPEGRepresentation(self.image2, 0.1);
        PFFile *file2 = [PFFile fileWithName:@"image2" data:data2];
        [testObject setObject:file2 forKey:@"image2"];
    }

    [testObject setObject:self.creator forKey:@"creator"];
    for (int i=0; i<self.answers.count ; i++) {
        [testObject setObject:self.answers[i] forKey:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"answer%i", i]];
    }
    return testObject;
}

+ (NSArray *)getHashtagsForString:(NSString *)text {
    NSMutableArray *hashtags = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
    NSArray *words = [text componentsSeparatedByString:@" "];
    for (NSString *word in words) {
        if (word.length) {
            if ([[word substringToIndex:1] isEqualToString:@"#"]) {
                NSLog(@"Found tag %@", word);
                [hashtags addObject:[word substringFromIndex:1]];
            }
        }
    }

    return hashtags;
}

+ (NSArray *)getCreatorsForString:(NSString *)text {
    NSMutableArray *creators = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
    NSArray *words = [text componentsSeparatedByString:@" "];
    for (NSString *word in words) {
        if (word.length) {
            if ([[word substringToIndex:1] isEqualToString:@"@"]) {
                [creators addObject:[word substringFromIndex:1]];
            }
        }
    }

    return creators;
}

- (void)calculatePercentages {
    self.percentages = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];

    for (int i=0; i<self.answers.count; i++) {
        NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"response == %i" , i];
        NSArray *results = [self.responses filteredArrayUsingPredicate:predicate];
        if (results.count > 0) {
            [self.percentages addObject:@(((CGFloat)results.count)/self.responses.count)];
        } else {
            [self.percentages addObject:@0.0];
        }
    }

    [self.delegate reloadQuestion:self];
}

- (void)setCreatorImageFromUser {
    PFFile *image = [self.creator objectForKey:@"profileImage"];
    [image getDataInBackgroundWithBlock:^(NSData *data, NSError *error) {
        self.creatorImage = [UIImage imageWithData:data];
        [self.delegate imageLoadedForQuestion:self];
    }];
}

- (UIImage *) imageWithView:(UIView *)view
{
    UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions(view.bounds.size, view.opaque, 0.0);
    view.layer.backgroundColor = [SOStyle questionColor].CGColor;
    [view.layer renderInContext:UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext()];
    UIImage * img = UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext();

    UIGraphicsEndImageContext();

    return img;
}

@end


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France imposes fines on Facebook Ireland and Google
Christian Fernsby ▼ | January 6, 2022
On December 31, 2021, the France's data privacy watchdog CNIL fined the company Facebook Ireland Limited 60 million euros because the users of the social network facebook.com residing in France can't refuse cookies as easily as to accept them.
Topics: FRANCE FACEBOOK IRELAND GOOGLE
The CNIL has received many complaints reporting the way they can refuse cookies on the website facebook.com.
In April 2021, the CNIL conducted an online investigation on this website and found that, while it offers a button to immediately accept cookies, it does not offer an equivalent solution (button or other) enabling the user to refuse the deposit of cookies as easily.
Several clicks are required to refuse all cookies, as opposed to a single one to accept them. The CNIL also noted that the button allowing the user to refuse cookies is located at the bottom of the second window and is entitled "Accept cookies".
The restricted committee, the CNIL body responsible for issuing sanctions, noted that making the refusal mechanism more complex actually discourages users from refusing cookies and encourages them to opt for the ease of the consent button for cookies in the first window. It considered that such a process affects the freedom of consent of Internet users.
The restricted committee also considered that the information given by the company is not clear since, in order to refuse the deposit of cookies, Internet users must click on a button entitled "Accept cookies", displayed in the second window.
It considered that such a title necessarily generates confusion and that the user may have the feeling that it is not possible to refuse the deposit of cookies and that they have no way to manage it.
The restricted committee Fined Facebook Ireland Limited 60 million euros and made it public.
In addition to the administrative fine, the restricted committee also issued an injunction with periodic penalty payment requiring that the company provides Internet users located in France, within three months of the notification of the decision, with a means of refusing cookies that is as simple as the existing means of accepting them, in order to guarantee the freedom of their consent.
Otherwise, the company may pay a penalty of 100,000 euros per day of delay.
The restricted committee considered that the CNIL is also territorially competent pursuant to Article 3 of the French Data Protection Act because the use of cookies is carried out within the "framework of the activities" of the company Facebook France, which constitutes the "establishment" of the Facebook group on French territory. ■
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Spain fines Facebook for violating data protection regulations

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How Do We Know We're Doing It Right?
'Pandora is my personal guru on all things relating to the zeitgeist. How lucky you are that she can now be yours too.' DOLLY ALDERTON
Modern life is full of choices. We're told that happiness lies within and we can be whoever we want to be. But with endless possibility comes a feeling of restlessness; like we're somehow failing to live our best life. What does doing it right even look like? And why do so many women feel like they're getting it wrong?
From faster-than-fast fashion to millennial burnout, the explosion of wellness to the rise of cancel culture, Pandora Sykes interrogates the stories we've been sold and the ones we tell ourselves. Wide-ranging, thoughtful and witty, How Do We Know We're Doing It Right? explores the anxieties and myths that consume our lives and the tools we use to muddle through.
So sit back and take a breath. It's time to stop worrying about the answers - and start delighting in the questions.
'Like a very clever, lucid, charming friend unpacking all the messy anxieties of modern existence with tremendous intelligence and elan. Read this book. It will help your life.' INDIA KNIGHT
'Thrillingly, DELICIOUSLY fascinating . . . philosophy, science, literature, stats, all pulled together in her coolly elegant prose. I could not put it down!' MARIAN KEYES
'Energetic and compelling' OLIVIA SUDJIC
Author: Pandora Sykes
Published: July 16,2020


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Only 15mm thick it is astonishing to see how many great features this handset comes with including the 5 mega pixel camera, a media player & an FM radio. It is at present the thinnest 5 mega pixel camera phone around so it is very pocket friendly plus has a very stylish design.
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The main feature is of course the camera which comes complete with 4 X zoom, autofocus and flash and is one of the best camera phones mobilesplease has ever seen. With 55MB of onboard memory there is room for quite a few of your images and music but if you're looking for something with a massive memory try the Nokia N96 which comes with 16GB.
The handset sets offers a reasonably sized 2.2 inch QVGA screen which is ideal for viewing images and accessing the internet using EDGE technology. Another great feature is the Google tool bar which allows you to search the web without accessing the browser which is great when on the move.
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THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN Ire Works – Vinyl LP (transparent neon magenta with white, cyan, royal blue splatter)
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Category: Vinyl LP Tags: Party Smasher Inc., Punk / Hardcore / Crust, Relapse, THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN
Pressing info : 2021 pressing on transparent neon magenta with white, cyan, royal blue splatter Standard Gram vinyl LP.
Ire Works by The Dillinger Escape Plan
After Miss Machine, Dillinger Escape Plan fans were divided. Many of the folks who were attached to the screaming mathematical metal of Calculating Infinity bailed on the band, disapproving of the experimental musical direction and the meathead appearance of new singer/screamer Greg Puciato. Open-minded listeners were excited about the progressive journey they were taking and many critics hailed the group as a true innovator of metalcore. Ire Works succeeds in many of the same ways that their previous album did, while branching out creatively. They continue to toy with technical metal, blistering hardcore, jazz breaks, and post-punk, but here they evolve again by adding more twists and turns with additional electronic elements. While the merging of too many styles in hardcore can make for a convoluted result (see Avenged Sevenfold's self-titled release), the added instruments and genre changeups enhance the result rather than acting as ornamental distractions. Edgy Aphex Twin-style drill'n'bass drum breaks and stretched and squeezed electro blips feel strangely at home next to the psychotic time-signature changes and manic riffs, especially on the tracks "Sick on Sunday," "Dead as History," and "When Acting as a Wave." Violins, pianos, and trumpets sit nicely in the mix, and the group's willingness to take chances leads to stunning artistic endeavors rather than stale attempts at crossing genres just for the sake of being clever. Original vocalist Dimitri Minakakis makes an appearance, as does Mastodon guitarist Brent Hinds, but the most notable inclusion is drummer Gil Sharone, who proves himself an expert at picking up the slack after the departure of founding member Chris Pennie to play in Coheed and Cambria. Undoubtedly, this act added anger to fuel the fire of their heavier numbers. "82588," "Fix Your Face," and "Party Smasher" are as wicked and manic as their most difficult earlier stuff; conversely, the melodic hooks and falsetto of "Black Bubblegum" and the watery ambience of "Mouth of Ghosts" balance out the album nicely. It can be inaccessible and terrifying all at once, but in a genre overly saturated with formulaic groups, Ire Works is a true standout. If DEP aren't careful and continue down this innovative path, they could easily be labeled the Radiohead of metalcore. A visceral metal album that pushes the envelope? Who would have thunk it?
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The Mattel Play Grants Program helps children's hospitals create play spaces, install new media programs, and foster creative innovative play activities that are often not reimbursed by public or private insurance.
In 2015 nine grants of $10,000 will be awarded to the following hospitals for technology, play spaces and play activities.
These items will provide therapeutic play for long-term rehab patients by providing the opportunity to play while enhancing fine motor skills, encouraging participation and easing anxiety.
Creation of a much needed developmentally appropriate and inviting lounge uniquely dedicated to teens that are in the hospital for long durations due to injury or chronic medical illness.
To encourage mobility for patients in isolation, the playmats will provide a clean and inviting space to work on fine and gross motor skills and provide a space to complete prescribed exercises.
The addition of a shade structure will protect patients, family members and caregivers from the harmful rays of the sun and will reduce temperatures by 20-30 degrees, thus allowing for more outdoor therapy and strengthening exercises for more patients during hot summer months.
Designed to assist children with autism and special needs, Sensational Kids helps caregivers determine the right type of adaptive distraction activity/tool in advance of a hospital visit or procedure thereby reducing stress and providing comfort.
Due to illness or medical treatments such as monitoring devices and IV s, children in epilepsy monitoring units are often excluded from participating in normal play. The additional of wall toys and hand held soothing and stimulating toys will help the patients and caregivers alike. A special play station and play tables will also be installed for patient siblings.
Bringing in-room gaming systems, iTV pads and closed circuit TV to patients in isolation will help with distress from negative social, emotional and psychological issues. These tools will help motivate a patient to get out of bed, improve connectivity with their family and friends and in turn will help in the healing process.
Listen to a special interview which aired on local New York television station, BronxNet. Meghan Kelly, Director, Phoebe H. Stein Child Life Program at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore, Bronx, NY, explains the significance of receiving a Mattel Play Grant and the importance of play in healing in her hospital.
This project will reduce stress levels and anxiety to young patients by providing developmentally appropriate hands-on fun activities such as Touch to Play consoles and a safari themed magnetic play table.
The installation an interactive media wall will normalize the hospital environment through play and active exploration, provide opportunities for control in a high-stress setting and promote positive development through play.


I don't usually comment on news or the latest controversy on the net but I had this urge to pen down my thoughts for the recent misfortune about a Gorilla named Harambe at Cincinnati Zoo in Ohio who was killed in order save the life of a 4-year-old boy. This news has set a wildfire on the net and angered a lot of netizens who were unhappy with the turn of events.
In short, a 4-year-old boy fell into this Silverback Gorilla's enclosure while he was climbing through the barriers and bushes. He fell right into the moat and the Gorilla came over and then drag him across the moat.
I was reading all the online sources on this news with great interest because people are starting to question the existence of zoos and whether it is worth killing an animal to save a human. It got me to start thinking about these controversial issues which probably no one has an answer to it. Below are just my one cent worth of thoughts and opinions and I am in no way trying to prove anything.
1) Is the life of a human more important than an animal?
As further investigations carried on along with discussions and comments spewing across the internet, some felt that it was justifiable to kill the Gorilla to save the child while others felt that the Gorilla should not be killed because based on the video footage, the Gorilla seems to be protecting the child. Others even felt that the child's parents should be held responsible for this. Some even suggested that the parents of the child should be shot dead.
Okay, let's put it this way. Replace the gorilla in this situation with a man who has the potential to crush a coconut in a split second. We can't communicate with this super strong man because he doesn't understand our language. He seems agitated and he is dragging your child across the waters. You had no idea what he is going to do but he seems threatening. What would you do?
Maybe it isn't whether which lives, the animal or human, is important here. When the zoo made the decision to shoot the gorilla, it was due to its threatening behavior which they observed, not so much of the fact that they think an animal's life is unworthy.
2) Should Harambe be shot dead?
But I guess the world miss the whole point right here. First of all, we had no idea how the gorilla was reacting based on the video footage published online which has gone viral. The video only shows the Silverback gorilla dragging the child across the moat and we had no clue as to how the Gorilla was reacting after that. Most of us are not experts in reading animal behaviors and it is certainly difficult to tell if the Gorilla was committed to protecting this child throughout this whole ordain. Who knows if he decided to change his mind when he had screams from the crowd and panicked?
In my opinion, the reason why people are angry over the actions were taken by the zookeepers is because it doesn't seem like the zoo has considered or attempted to seek other ways of saving both lives before shooting the gorilla dead. It was only mentioned they did think of tranquilizing the animal but they were afraid that it would only make the gorilla more agitated. But, what about exploring ways such as keeping the crowd calm and disperse the crowd to calm down Gorilla? Did the zookeepers attempt to enter the enclosure to save the boy? Did they attempt to try other ways of salvaging the whole situations to save both lives?
It wasn't very clear through their explanations for killing the Gorilla. Should they have explained clearly in their decision-making process, perhaps it wouldn't have stirred up angry emotions among the people, especially animal activists?
Not to also mentioned that this Gorilla is an endangered species which makes this issue really tricky. Would a zoo risks having an endangered species killed?
Nevertheless, the child was saved. Imagine what the situation would be like if both were killed and none survived?
Did they have to really shoot the Gorilla dead?
If I am not wrong, they must have thought that that was the best way of taking the boy out of the enclosure. I mean, the toddler isn't able to run or climb out of the enclosure right? One thing for sure, there aren't any brave souls around to attempt to save the boy by entering the enclosure. Next, they didn't want to drag the situation any longer and just observe what happens next which I really wonder what would happen if the toddler was stuck with the gorilla for hours. I also wouldn't think that the gorilla would 'surrender' the boy and bring him to the zookeepers, would he?
And suppose if Harambe decides to do something to the child, and the child dies, all angry eyes will be on the zoo. Angrier voices would be heard.
3) Should the boy's parents be responsible for this mistake?
Wait a minute, shouldn't we blame the boy too? Fingers will be pointed at the boy if he was a 16-year-old boy.
We are definitely not in any position to point fingers at anyone when we are not involved in this incident and not especially when your loved ones is involved. Human makes mistakes too, right? How can you expect any parents to be monitoring their child 24/7 all the time? Are you to say that you, as a parent, has done your duty of keeping your eyes watched on the child 24/7 even while they were sleeping? If you call yourself a responsible parent who showed no negligence to your child at all, then you have every right to say that the parents should be stoned.
Instead of getting the relevant authorities to arrest the parents, I suggest getting the parents to contribute back to the zoo by donating money or volunteering their time at the zoo. Yes, in a way, even though it's not entirely their mistake but they should have some sense of responsibility for this matter. If they were grateful enough, they would do so wholeheartedly as their son's live is saved at the expense of killing the animals. They could even join and help out volunteer organizations to share their story so that others can learn from this painful experience and hopefully, history will not repeat itself. This is so much better than arresting them or locking them up in prison, don't you think?
As a society, let's exercise grace.
4) Should we even have zoos?
Last but not least, there's also another argument highlighted from this whole saga. Should animals be kept in zoos? The fact that zoos still exists today happens for a reason. Although I am not totally for it, let's think about it this way. If the zookeepers were to remove enclosures and set the animals free, I am pretty sure we would have to return back to the stone age where they played hunger games a.k.a survival of the fittest. Unless humans decided to transport all the animals to an island and keep them there forever, then we wouldn't have to fight for ourselves to stay alive.


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Starfruit, also known as carambola, is an evergreen tree that belongs to the wood sorrel family. It originates from Sri Lanka and the Moluccas Islands, but it can be found in tropical and subtropical areas around the world today. Starfruit grows in hot, frost-free areas, on fertile, slightly acidic loamy soil, exposed to direct sunlight. People cultivate starfruit as a source of food and in ornamental purposes.
Starfruit has short trunk and bushy, roundish crown. It can reach 25 to 30 feet in height and 20 to 25 feet in width.
Starfruit has compound leaves composed of 5 to 11 nearly opposite pairs of ovate to oblong leaflets. Leaves are green colored and covered with whitish hairs on the bottom side. They are alternately arranged on the branches.
Starfruit folds its leaves during the night and as response to the vibration of the tree.
Starfruit produces small, bell-shaped flowers arranged in clusters that grow from the axils of leaves. Flowers are lilac colored. They contain both types of reproductive organs (perfect flowers).
Starfruit blooms all year round. Flowers attract bees, which are responsible for the pollination of this plant.
Starfruit produces oblong fruit with 5 deep ridges. It looks like a star on the cross-section, hence the name "starfruit". Fruit is light green or yellow colored and covered with smooth, waxy skin on the surface. It has crispy, juicy pulp and 10 to 12 light brown edible seed.
Starfruit starts to produce fruit 3 to 4 years after planting. Mature tree can produce 200 to 400 pounds of fruit per year.
Starfruit propagates via seed and grafting.
Starfruit is rich source of dietary fibers, vitamins C, B2, B6 and B9 and minerals such as phosphorus, potassium, zinc and iron. 100g of fruit contain only 31 calories.
Entire fruit is edible. It has texture like grapes. Taste resembles a blend of pineapple, plum and lemon. There are two varieties of starfruit: sweet and tart. Tart variety is used as garnish and for the preparation of stews, curries, dishes made of poultry, fish and seafood. Sweet variety can be consumed fresh or it can be used for the preparation of juices, cocktails, jams and sweet desserts.
Fruit and juice of starfruit facilitate elimination of excess water from the body. They are also used in treatment of cough, jaundice, constipation and bacterial infections. Leaves and root are used in treatment of chickenpox, headache and ringworms.
Starfruit contains substances which can prevent development of cardiovascular disorders and certain types of cancer.
People diagnosed with renal disorders should avoid starfruit because it contains oxalic acid which facilitates formation of kidney stones.
Starfruit inhibits activity of CYP3A4 enzyme which is responsible for metabolism of 50% of all medicines. That's why starfruit should be avoided during therapy.
Starfruit is perennial plant that can survive around 40 years in the wild.


With weather forecasters predicting snow as we write this, it's even easier to get into the Christmas spirit a little early – not that we Villagers need any encouragement!
This is always our favourite edition to produce, from the faces on the front cover to the festive-looking adverts to the packed What's On section.
And the calendar is filling up with special events to get the season underway. From our window we can see the Alvechurch village Christmas tree, due to be lit up on November 29 – what it lacks in stature it will surely make up for in sparkle, with unusual decorations provided by the local WI.
Next to get its glow on is Barnt Green, which will host a repeat of last year's successful Barnt Green Lights Up! event on Friday December 4.
It all starts at 5pm in Millennium Park with carols and a short service led by Revd Rob Fieldson, before the jingle of bells heralds the arrival of a certain Mr Claus.
Santa will switch on the lights before leading a procession through the village to St Andrew's First School, with youngsters proudly holding homemade lanterns aloft.
Everyone is welcome at the school's free Christmas Fair, which promises fun for all the family. Some of the village shops will be also staying open late for your Christmas shopping needs.
On the same evening it's Blackwell's turn to launch its festivities, with the lights switched on at 5.30pm at The Wheel, St Catherine's Church.
This event will also feature the prize-giving for Lickey & Blackwell Parish Council's annual Christmas competition, and villagers are all invited to attend Blackwell First School's Christmas Fair from 6.30pm – treats include pork baps, mulled wine and mince pies, nail painting and the opportunity to have your picture taken with Santa.
Later in December there's the inaugural Christmas Tree Festival at Alvechurch Baptist Church – click here for a full timetable of events.
And Avoncroft Museum in Bromsgrove will be celebrating Christmas traditions with various activities.
With all these exciting festivities to attend, you'll need to be super-efficient to make sure you're prepared for Christmas – and that means using tried-and-trusted local businesses to provide the essential ingredients.
Whether you put your tree up at the end of November or wait until a few days before Christmas, you'll find a lovely selection of real trees at Hopwood Garden Centre, including Nordmann "non-drop" to make life that bit easier! All sizes can be netted for easy transport.
Nordmann "Non-Drop" trees are also available from Cofton Church Lane, and with sizes from 4ft upwards there's something to suit all homes! There's free local delivery and you'll even get a free decoration for your child when you purchase your tree.
For trees real or artificial, and all the decorations to dress them, head for Littleheath Garden Centre, where you'll also find a large range of giftware. The centre is running Elf Hunts daily, and of course there's Santa's Grotto.
Further festive foliage can be found at Oasis Flowers & Balloons, where orders are being taken for bespoke Christmas wreaths and centrepieces – and the shop also boasts a range of handmade chocolates and other gifts.
If your family and friends enjoy cooking and baking, Tony's Handyman provides loads of great gift ideas, from oven gloves to cheese plates, and don't forget that you can also stock up on DIY essentials such as bulbs for fairy lights!
Christmas cooking can all get a bit much, however, so a trip to a local hostelry might be in order for a bit of respite. The Crown at Withybed Green will be open as usual on Christmas Eve and Boxing Day, plus 11am–3pm on Christmas Day itself – and there are New Year's festivities too.
Blackwell Club also offers festive family fun including music from Blackwell Concert Band on Christmas Eve and a "Smarty Party" on New Year's Eve!
And if you are hosting your own party, you can buy your beer from Bromsgrove's own Bird's Brewery, where mini-kegs and gift packs are also available.
Speaking of parties, if you need to get glammed up then pay a visit to Bliss Hair Therapy – as well as hair and makeup, there are plenty of beauty gifts to treat someone special.
Finally, take a look at Coconut Pink's website to find affordable jewellery gifts with vintage and contemporary beads.
However you celebrate the season, we at The Village hope you all have a fabulous time!


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Volunteers, projects needed for day of service
BOWLING GREEN, O.—When Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was declared a national holiday, Congress called it a "day on, not a day off." In this spirit, Bowling Green State University is hoping to engage more than 500 students, faculty and staff in community service to honor King.
The 2012 MLK Jr. Day of Service Challenge will be held from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Jan. 16. Teams of students, faculty and staff will complete a challenge project at the site of a community partner in the Bowling Green area. Volunteer groups will receive a small amount of money to aid in accomplishing their challenge and will have to use their creativity and collective talent to produce a solution.
To register, visit http://bit.ly/u3asS3. You may volunteer as an individual and be assigned to a team, or your organization may sign up as a team and complete a challenge. Each member of a team must register, up to 15 people.
Last year's projects included building outdoor cat shelters for Humane Ohio, fixing bikes for All About the Kids and taking down the holiday decorations in downtown Bowling Green. Businesses or charities interested in hosting a community project can contact the Office of Service-Learning at 419-372-9865 or communityservice@bgsu.edu.
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How to Plan a Proposal and Choose the Perfect Ring
by Andy Lower August 30, 2018
Asking someone to marry you is both exciting and nerve-wracking. That's why it's important to take some time to plan how you want to pop the question. For example, do you want to propose with a ring, or wait until you're engaged and pick the perfect ring together with your partner?
Prices for engagement rings vary hugely depending on things like the cut and quality of the stone and which metal you choose. While in the past, a popular rule of thumb has been to spend two months' salary on an engagement ring, in reality there are no hard and fast rules, and the most important thing is to find a ring your partner will love.
If you feel pretty confident about your partner's taste, or if they've hinted at what kind of a ring they'd like, you might want to buy the ring before proposing. Before you head to the jeweller, you should consider a few things: which colour jewellery they usually wear - something warm, like gold, or something silvery, like platinum? Do you think they would want a traditional diamond, or something more unique, like an emerald or a ruby?
Now that you've started thinking about what kind of a ring to get, take a look at this guide to proposing by Sainsbury's Bank. It has some great tips on choosing when and how to pop the question, and some of the latest, and strangest, proposal trends.
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(1) The purpose of this Policy is to enhance the research profile of Southern Cross University by establishing open access to scholarly outputs of University Staff and Students via the institutional repository; ePublications@SCU. It supports Australian Government initiatives and mandates that advocate the improvement of access to publicly funded scholarly information without economic restriction via institutional repositories.
(2) This Policy applies to the research outputs of all University staff and students including emeritus and adjunct professors.
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ePublications@SCU
is the institutional repository of Southern Cross University;
means permanent, free online access to research and scholarly publications through a central repository on the public internet; and
Post-print
means the manuscript version of a work (article/paper), accepted for publication, following peer review and revision. The post-print need not include the publisher formatting and layout. This should be the author's final version.
(4) The University Library will make all Higher Education Research Data Collection (HERDC) and Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) eligible research outputs available on open access via the institutional repository wherever copyright, intellectual property and publisher agreements permit.
(5) Where copyright, intellectual property and publisher agreements do not permit research outputs to be made available on open access, the University Library will create a metadata only record for the research output. The metadata only record will:
identify the owner of the research output; and
provide contact details and a link to the published version where possible.
(6) Any published research outputs of University Staff or Students eligible for inclusion in HERDC or ERA must be submitted to the institutional repository via the Office of Research Publications submission forms.
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Stiles is such a f'ing BAMF!
Gerard does something despicable and the pack are left shattered after Stiles is killed.... or is he??
Set at the end of season 2 because honestly I have a fascination with that episode! Canon compliant up until then but then everything goes a little crazy!
Stiles Stilinski was not a sociable person. He preferred to stay in his dorm room and study, search for information or work on maturing his magic. His only five friends were, Lydia Martin, Allison Argent, Jackson Whittemore, Isaac Lahey, Erica Reyes, and Alfa Lykos-Hale.
Stiles met Derek Hale when he was 18 and they have been dating ever since. Stiles loves Derek and he knows Derek loves him. Stiles also knows what Derek night job is and only has one request for him: Do not get him involved.
Lets just say, one of Derek's enemies doesn't has a way to get to Derek.
Stiles, who is a depressed and suicidal 18 year old boy, almost jumps off Skyline Drive. Until a man, by the name of Derek Hale, comes into his life and stops him. He then meets Derek's friends and family who help him realize he isn't as alone as he first thought. Now he's facing his problems with his true family.
Stiles wants to confront Derek about calling him a 'kid', but things don't really go that way. They never really do.
Derek goes to check up on Stiles after a skirmish and finds himself sharing more with her than he had expected to on what was supposed to be a routine visit.


This is a board that EVERY luge rider should have. The fun of a light 2 truck setup. The vibration dampening of the wood luge, and comfortability of this are incredible. The board is half the weight of my Rogers luge, or less, RIGID as hell. Very easy to carry up the hill, and so much fun to ride. Best and most practical beginner's luge on the market hands down.
Check it out at http://www.skateluge.com or http://www.gravitysportsuniversity.com.
Dave P. and I put a group of beginners out on a few runs last year. Dave had his new Rogers Bros. luge, a great aluminum design of his own and one of these sweet wood luges (I had my own Noreaster there too). At the end of the day, the rookies all went for the Noreasters!
It looks like a strip of bacon (bacon is awesome!) and it is the only luge I've gone 70 MPH on without any signs of instability AND would steer and maneuver like a caffeinated ninja. She's a sweet ride.
i have a Noreaster street luge and it is the "cats meow". This thing is very stable at high speeds even with just the Randall 180 RII's on it it still handels like its on rails.


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require 'aruba/api'

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  include BasicGem::Os
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  config.filter_run :focus => true
  config.filter_run_excluding(:posix => true) unless posix?
  config.filter_run_excluding(:windows => true) unless windows?
  config.run_all_when_everything_filtered = true
  config.treat_symbols_as_metadata_keys_with_true_values = true

  # RSpec automatically cleans stuff out of backtraces;
  # sometimes this is annoying when trying to debug something e.g. a gem
  config.backtrace_clean_patterns = [
    #/\/lib\d*\/ruby\//,
    #/bin\//,
    #/gems/,
    #/spec\/spec_helper\.rb/,
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end

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Sarah's Scribbles est une bande dessinée en ligne réalisée par Sarah Andersen, qui fut initialement publiée sur Tumblr. Le scénario est semi-autobiographique sur la vie de l'auteure et sur le comportement de la génération Y. En , son premier album, Les adultes n'existent pas, fut publié par les éditions Delcourt.

Publications

En anglais
 Sarah's Scribbles (en ligne)
 Adulthood Is a Myth: A Sarah's Scribbles Collection, 2016, par les éditions Andrews McMeel Publishing
 Big Mushy Happy Lump, 2017, par les éditions Andrews McMeel Publishing
 Herding Cats: A Sarah's Scribbles Collection, , par les éditions Andrews McMeel Publishing
 Fangs, 2020, par les éditions Andrews Mc Meel Libri
 Oddball : A Sarah's Scribbles Collection, janvier 2022, par les éditions Simon Schuster Uk

En français
 Les adultes n'existent pas, 2017, par les éditions Delcourt
 Fangs, 2021, par les éditions Andrews Mc Meel Libri

Réception
En 2016, l'album Adulthood Is a Myth a gagné le prix Goodreads Choice Awards dans la catégorie : Meilleur roman graphique

En 2017, l'album Big Mushy Happy Lump a gagné le prix Goodreads Choice Awards dans la catégorie : Meilleur roman graphique ou comic.

En 2018, l'album Herding Cats a gagné le prix Goodreads Choice Awards dans la catégorie : Meilleur roman graphique ou comic

Notes et références

Lien externe
 Site officiel de la bande dessinée

Bande dessinée en ligne
Roman graphique
Bande dessinée humoristique

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Q: SEVERE: Missing dependency for field : private org.glassfish.jersey.server.wadl.WadlApplicationContext Can anyone help me .. ?
i m trying to create a Web Service with JAX-RS but it gives me this exception :
SEVERE: Missing dependency for field: private    org.glassfish.jersey.server.wadl.WadlApplicationContext

org.glassfish.jersey.server.wadl.internal.WadlResource.wadlContext
here is my java classe's code:
@Path("/DataJson")
public class Ressources {

@GET
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
public Response test(){

String result = "@Produces(\"application/json\") Output: \n\nF to C Converter Output:     \n\n TEST SUCCESFUL";

return Response.status(200).entity(result).build();
}
}

--- Web.xml part :
<servlet>
    <servlet-name>Jersey Web Application</servlet-name>
    <servlet-class>com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer</servlet-class>

</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
    <servlet-name>Jersey Web Application</servlet-name>
    <url-pattern>/ws/*</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>

---- the jar used are :

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*javax.annotation-api-1.2.jar

*javax.ws.rs-api-2.0.jar

*jersey-bundle-1.17.jar

*jersey-client-2.0.jar

*jersey-common-2.0.jar

*jersey-container-servlet.jar

*jersey-multipart-1.14.jar

*jersey-server-2.0.jar

*json.jar

*mimepull-1.9.jar

*asm-3.3.1.jar

----- AND this is exactly the exception i have :
 SEVERE: Missing dependency for field: private   org.glassfish.jersey.server.wadl.WadlApplicationContext org.glassfish.jersey.server.wadl.internal.WadlResource.wadlContext
août 23, 2013 5:30:52 PM org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationContext log
Grave: StandardWrapper.Throwable
com.sun.jersey.spi.inject.Errors$ErrorMessagesException
at com.sun.jersey.spi.inject.Errors.processErrorMessages(Errors.java:170)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.inject.Errors.postProcess(Errors.java:136)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.inject.Errors.processWithErrors(Errors.java:199)
at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.application.WebApplicationImpl.initiate(WebApplicationImpl.java:770)
at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.application.WebApplicationImpl.initiate(WebApplicationImpl.java:765)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer.initiate(ServletContainer.java:489)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer$InternalWebComponent.initiate(ServletContainer.java:319)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.WebComponent.load(WebComponent.java:605)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.WebComponent.init(WebComponent.java:210)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer.init(ServletContainer.java:374)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer.init(ServletContainer.java:557)
at javax.servlet.GenericServlet.init(GenericServlet.java:212)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapper.loadServlet(StandardWrapper.java:1206)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapper.allocate(StandardWrapper.java:827)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve.invoke(StandardWrapperValve.java:129)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContextValve.invoke(StandardContextValve.java:191)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHostValve.invoke(StandardHostValve.java:127)
at org.apache.catalina.valves.ErrorReportValve.invoke(ErrorReportValve.java:102)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardEngineValve.invoke(StandardEngineValve.java:109)
at org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteAdapter.service(CoyoteAdapter.java:293)
at org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Processor.process(Http11Processor.java:859)
at org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Protocol$Http11ConnectionHandler.process(Http11Protocol.java:602)
at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$Worker.run(JIoEndpoint.java:489)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)

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Grave: Exception lors de l'allocation pour la servlet Jersey Web Application
com.sun.jersey.spi.inject.Errors$ErrorMessagesException
at com.sun.jersey.spi.inject.Errors.processErrorMessages(Errors.java:170)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.inject.Errors.postProcess(Errors.java:136)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.inject.Errors.processWithErrors(Errors.java:199)
at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.application.WebApplicationImpl.initiate(WebApplicationImpl.java:770)
at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.application.WebApplicationImpl.initiate(WebApplicationImpl.java:765)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer.initiate(ServletContainer.java:489)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer$InternalWebComponent.initiate(ServletContainer.java:319)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.WebComponent.load(WebComponent.java:605)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.WebComponent.init(WebComponent.java:210)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer.init(ServletContainer.java:374)
at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer.init(ServletContainer.java:557)
at javax.servlet.GenericServlet.init(GenericServlet.java:212)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapper.loadServlet(StandardWrapper.java:1206)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapper.allocate(StandardWrapper.java:827)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve.invoke(StandardWrapperValve.java:129)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContextValve.invoke(StandardContextValve.java:191)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHostValve.invoke(StandardHostValve.java:127)
at org.apache.catalina.valves.ErrorReportValve.invoke(ErrorReportValve.java:102)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardEngineValve.invoke(StandardEngineValve.java:109)
at org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteAdapter.service(CoyoteAdapter.java:293)
at org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Processor.process(Http11Processor.java:859)
at org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Protocol$Http11ConnectionHandler.process(Http11Protocol.java:602)
at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$Worker.run(JIoEndpoint.java:489)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)

A: Seems like you are missing an init param, where you specify the package where to search for annotated WS resources.
<servlet>
    <servlet-name>Jersey Web Application</servlet-name>
    <servlet-class>com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer</servlet-class>
    <init-param>
        <param-name>com.sun.jersey.config.property.packages</param-name>
        <param-value>package.to.your.class</param-value>
    </init-param>
    <load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup>
</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
    <servlet-name>Jersey Web Application</servlet-name>
    <url-pattern>/ws/*</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>

A: If your problem not resolve then check whether you have declared public default constructor or not within you package and also add init param tag.
add below in your class.
public Ressources(){
//default constructorenter code here
}

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New careers in senior black private colleges as a strategy for institutional survival in the 1980s.
Allen, Anita Ford, "New careers in senior black private colleges as a strategy for institutional survival in the 1980s." (1975). Doctoral Dissertations 1896 - February 2014. 3027.


"cattle02pg17-19" by B.D. Lambert, C.A. Löest et al.
Methionine is often the first limiting amino acid for growing cattle. This study was conducted to determine how methionine metabolism is regulated in the liver of growing steers. Six ruminally cannulated steers were used in a replicated 3 x 3 Latin square experiment. Either 0, 5, or 10 g/day L-methionine was infused into the abomasum. These treatments were designed to be deficient, adequate, and in excess of the steers' requirements for methionine. Methionine supplementation linearly increased protein deposition and decreased the activity of methionine synthase (a methionine conserving enzyme). However, it had little effect on activity of cystathionine synthase (an enzyme that produces cysteine from methionine). Our results suggest that methionine metabolism and regulation in cattle may vary from that in monogastrics.


Tune In Alert: Chitwood on 800 WHVU in the a.m.
KBC Executive Director Paul Chitwood will be a guest on the Tom Roten Show on 800 WHVU (Huntington, WV) at 8:04 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 6 to discuss efforts to oppose the expansion of gambling in Kentucky.
Tune in to listen here.
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Letters & Columns
Cincinnati football comes up short at Memphis in AAC Championship
The second time around didn't work out for Cincinnati football either.
Cincinnati football comes up short at Memphis in AAC Championship The second time around didn't work out for Cincinnati football either. Check out this story on cincinnati.com: https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2019/12/07/cincinnati-football-comes-up-short-memphis-aac-championship/4365488002/
Fletcher Page, Cincinnati Enquirer Published 7:23 p.m. ET Dec. 7, 2019 | Updated 10:36 p.m. ET Dec. 7, 2019
MEMPHIS – The second time around didn't work out for Cincinnati football either.
No. 16 Memphis defeated the No. 21 Bearcats 29-24 Saturday to win the American Athletic Conference Championship at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, eight days after the Tigers beat UC here in the regular-season finale.
The loss ends the Bearcats chance to play in The Cotton Bowl Classic, putting their postseason destination into a handful of potential different outcomes.
"Obviously this is a tough one, especially for that group of seniors in there to come up so close," said Bearcats' coach Luke Fickell. "But it was one hell of a football game."
For a time, UC appeared poised to win its first AAC title.
The Bearcats (10-3) led 24-23 with 4:23 to play in the fourth quarter after Sam Crosa's 33-yard field goal, guided by quarterback Desmond Ridder's second career 100-yard rushing performance in his return to the starting lineup.
But the Tigers (12-1) drove 75 yards on the game-clinching drive, capped by quarterback Brady White's 6-yard touchdown pass to Antonio Gibson.
"Give them credit, they made the plays down the stretch that needed to be made and we didn't," Fickell said. "But it was back and forth. It was a battle."
For the most part, the Bearcats' defense did a good job against White. The junior completed just 18 of 40 and threw an interception, but he totaled 253 yards and secured the Tigers' first AAC championship on the final drive.
Gibson was named the game's Most Outstanding Player after he posted 130 yards rushing, 32 yards receiving and two total touchdowns.
"I felt like every time I touched the ball, I was going to make something happen," Gibson said. "I put it in my head that we were going to leave with that trophy, so going down and scoring on that last drive was instilled in my head, nobody was going to stop me."
Tigers' kicker Riley Patterson made two second-half field goals from 50-plus yards, three total, and junior wideout Damonte Coxie caught nine passes for 165 yards.
Tasked with playing an offense averaging 40-plus points twice in the span of eight days, UC's defense settled in during the first half and dominated the middle portion of the contest. The Tigers kicked a field goal and scored a touchdown on the their first two drives to open the game, putting to rest concerns of coach Mike Norvell's impending departure for Florida State presenting a distraction.
"It means everything," said Norvell of winning the title after playing in the championship game the previous two years. "You learn from experiences in life. To come up short the last couple of years, we came into the offseason with a different mindset. I had to get better as a coach, we had to get better as a football team, everybody took ownership of some of the outcomes that we had.
UC's defense clamped down after that, though.
The next six drives saw Memphis punted six times and White threw an interception. But the Tigers closed with nine points in the third quarter and 10 in the fourth.
"We thrive on turnovers and tonight we didn't (get enough)," Fickell said. "... They battled. This is a big-play offense. I think that's where we've just got to continue to overcome some of those situations."
The Bearcats didn't go quietly.
Ridder drove them to the 21-yard line on the final drive, but his final passes fell incomplete, sending the 33,008 announced in attendance, mostly Memphis fans, into a long, extended period of celebration.
Ridder, who didn't play in last week's 34-24 loss to Memphis, finished 16 of 36 with 233 yards passing, 113 yards rushing, one touchdown and one interception.
"I felt damn near 100 percent," he said. "I played my all, gave it my all and didn't hold anything back."
Bearcats' junior running back Michael Warren II added two touchdowns and 99 yards on 23 carries. Sophomore wide receiver Alec Pierce had 87 yards receiving on five receptions, and junior safety Darrick Forrest had a game-high 12 tackles.
Many bowl projections entering Saturday slated the Bearcats to play in the Birmingham Bowl (Jan. 2) or the Texas Bowl (Dec. 27), but that's speculation considering AAC-affiliated bowls don't have a hierarchy or set method for assignment.
"Can't say enough about the fight of this team and the will and fight of our team," said Bearcats senior tight end Josiah Deguara. "I don't think we were outmatched in any way, shape or form. it's just sometimes the game comes down to little things and they might have done one or two more than we did."
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Many began to wonder what would happen to Apple Pay's competitors. It's unknown what will happens to Square; Stripe immediately announced integration with Apple Pay and Braintree followed suit as well.
As for Paypal, they see the threat posed on them and declared war on Apple Pay by purchasing a full-page ad in the New York Times yesterday.
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Metal Sucks A ROWDY WEEKEND OF UNDERGROUND METAL IN NYC All My Heroes Have Failed Me
A ROWDY WEEKEND OF UNDERGROUND METAL IN NYC
June 8th, 2009 at 2:49pm
Vince Neilstein
The arrival of June means that all the big metal bands are over in Europe playing the festival circuit, but this isn't all a bad thing. For one, it means some much-needed R and R (that's rest and relaxation, fuckos) after a hectic Spring show season. It also means more time to go to smaller shows; ya know, ones that aren't in huge concert halls where beer costs $7, and ones that are in real places where actual real / non scene-kid people hang out. The DIY (by comparison) shows of late Spring and early Summer offer a welcome respite from the big headline tours of early Spring and the packaged, brand-sponsored traveling festivals of Summer. This weekend I went to see the debut of NYC's Motheater — a wicked brew of southern soul and northern fury — and a four-headed best of underground metal at Pitchfork's "Show No Mercy" show serie, featuring Salome, Woe, Black Anvil, and Snake Sustaine.
Moth Eater set the tone for a raging weekend on Friday night at Manhattan's Ace of Clubs; the band combines sludgy, doom riffs with a Clutch-y blues rawk vibe and heavy, bellowed hardcore vocals. Think a darker Scissorfight minus the rednecks plus NYC grit. The songs the band has up on their MySpace page belie the tightness, groove, and guttural kick-your-mothafuckin'-assery the band had going on Friday night. It being the band's first ever show, it was hard to know what to expect, but the men of Moth Eater brought their shit in HARD — all in the audience were sucked right in, bopping their heads to the groove, transfixed by the energy of the performers. Moth Eater know how to put on a rock n' roll show, and I hope to see them soon on a stage where they can stretch out a bit more.
Sunday night brought me to the hipster mecca of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where a dedicated audience of 50 or so metalheads gathered for a solid lineup of underground metal. Snake Sustaine, featuring members of A Life Once Lost, hit the stage first with their Sabbath-on-a-bad-meth-rager brew of wicked stoner jams. With the band's collective polish, full-bodied sound and twin-guitar soloing, they may have actually been my favorite band of the night. Recent Relapse signees Black Anvil were next; dudes are fucking FIERCE on stage and definitely win the award for most energetic performance. This is some heavy, dirty, crusty shit, and while it ain't really the kind of thing I'd jam by myself I see the appeal of the band to those who prefer their metal dirty and raw at all times. Woe seemed like they had the potential to be a really interesting and engaging atmospheric black metal band, but I couldn't tell; the guitar mix was muddled and it was hard to discern actual notes from the overall noise of the band. I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and hope they sound better next time out (not for nothin', what I'm listening to right now on their MySpace page sounds great!). As for Salome… there's isn't much to say about their transfixing frontwoman Kat (also of Agoraphobic Nosebleed) that Axl hasn't already said, so I'll add this about the band as a whole (Kat included): fucking epic. From glacially paced doom anti-breakdowns to frenzied, near-blast beat rushes of adrenaline, Salome took the audience for an intense and wicked 40 minute ride of complete motherfuck. That guitarist Rob Moore plays his axe through a guitar amp AND a bass amp accents drummer Aaron Deal's sound all the more and makes the band as a whole sound positively huge.
This week: a sick Brooklyn Vegan / Black Bubblegum lineup featuring Doomriders, Zoroaster, Clouds, Javelina, Wetnurse, Howl and more! This Sunday, June 14th @ Club Europa in Brooklyn, and it's only $12. See you there.
-VN
[Moth Eater photos courtesy of Ken Pierce of Piercing Metal]
Tags: A Life Once Lost, Black Anvil, moth eater, salome, snake sustaine, woe
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Mr. Sortal returns to a different Carmel
Kristian Rokita, Staff writer|October 19, 2018
Mr. Scott Sortal recently announced the formation of a Finance Club for Mount Carmel students.
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The 2018-19 school year has introduced several new faculty and staff, not all of whom are entirely new. Among this year's additions, Mr. Scott Sortal returns to MC where he taught previously from 2012 to 2015. Since then, he has worked as the assistant hockey director for the Northbrook Hockey Club.
Sortal is conscious that there have been many changes at MC since 2015, including a new president, new football coach and remodeled second and third floors. Recalling how he "knew every student" before he departed in 2015, he noted that there are many students and faculty with whom he now must become acquainted.
Sortal, who attended and played goalie for the University of Vermont, teaches history courses to juniors and seniors. One of his goals is finding ways to incorporate primary sources into his teaching to offer better looks into history for students. Sortal enjoys offering "a look into history" with the material he covers. He also believes in letting students get fresh air and stretch. Once a class, students can get water or stand for a few minutes ensuring they are comfortable and in their best state to learn.
Although much has changed, Mr. Sortal is still a great fit for MC and the students. Many incoming students would be very lucky to meet him and eventually take his class.
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On Tuesday, Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.), chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Africa, issued a press release praising her colleagues in Congress for passing a bill calling for leaders of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to release its political prisoners, lift restrictions on freedom of speech, the press, assembly and association, honor the right to peacefully protest, and establish accountability for abuses committed by security forces.
One could argue the measure is timely, but it wanes in the face of DRC's multitude of current and severe crises, including a military conflict with rebels causing the displacement of about a million people and a national election of which the government has refused invitations for EU observers or help from the international community. Top that with a reported warning by the U.S. Embassy of a "possible terrorist threat" earlier this week at its mission in Kinshasa, which DRC officials called "distrustful information." And lastly, a new Ebola outbreak that was declared Aug. 1 and has grown to more than 350 confirmed cases this week and over 240 deaths. This is the second outbreak declared this year by the DRC's Ministry of Public Health.
The DRC, Bass stated, has the potential to be one of the richest countries on earth. African Business magazine reported that in 2009, the DRC's mineral wealth was estimated to be $24 trillion — equivalent to the GDP of Europe and the U.S. combined. It has the world's largest reserves of cobalt, diamonds, gold and copper.
So why are the DRC's people so poor? It's complicated, many believe, beginning long before winning its fight for independence in 1960 from Belgium, the foreign colonizer that managed the country's finances while exploiting its resources and committing large-scale atrocities beginning in the late 1800s.
As chair of the Committee on Africa, Bass has kept a watchful eye on Africa and weighed in on issues believed to be in the best interest of the continent and its people. But mandates are only simple resolutions to centuries-old problems.
Now Congo has become the first test site for a Canadian-developed Ebola vaccine licensed and produced by the U.S.-based Merck pharmaceutical company and administered to more than 30,000 Congolese, including children, while a clinical trial of four U.S. developed experimental drugs to treat Ebola are also being tested there. Other countries are continuing to support efforts to quell the outbreak, but the Trump administration decided to withdraw from the region because of the dangers that exist.
We urge Rep. Bass and her colleagues to remember that democracy is important but only when those we are experimenting on are able to live and enjoy it. We believe support, not admonishment, is what the DRC needs now.
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Ghanaian-American Actor And Comedian Michael Blackson Opens Free School In His Village In Ghana
Ghanaian actor and comedian based in the United States, Michael Blackson has opened his own school in his village in Ghana, which will offer free tuition to all its students. The school, which he named 'Michael Blackson Academy,' is located in his hometown of Agona Nsaba, a town in the Central Region of Ghana.
The Michael Blackson Academy is a three-storey building that has multiple modern classrooms and other amenities. The school, which first went under construction in 2020, was completed in December and is scheduled to open this month for learning.
The Michael Blackson Academy
Blackson took to his Twitter account to announce what he says is his most meaningful feat. "Today is the greatest day of my life because I've finally accomplished what I always wanted to do which is giving these kids a chance to be great," Blackson tweeted. "Greatness starts with education and foundational education shouldn't come with financial barriers."
The Ghanian-American, who immigrated to Philadelphia from his native country, attended a ceremony on Tuesday to cut a ribbon commemorating the school's opening (Jan. 3). Blackson released a video of the joyful occasion, which featured speeches, a tour of the facility, live performances, and other events.
The well-known actor and comedian has already expressed his gratitude for his fans' and followers' support throughout his career, whose contributions made it possible for him to realize his ambition.
"Finally, it's all done and the kids in my village will all go to school for free," he said. "Thanks to all my fans that supported me thru out the years, every ticket you bought to my show helped a kid."
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US Open 2014 – Draws and Quarter Final predictions
Mens Draw
Usually the draw for the men for Grand Slams is a little dull as it is almost always the top players who make it to the second week. We seldom get an outsider in the final never mind as champion.
As we get ready for the last Slam of the season it all feels a lot less certain as to who will be fighting for honours in the latter stages.
Nadal is out. Djokovic is far from his best as is Andy Murray. Federer will go into the tournament as many people's favourite as he has been producing some decent tennis.
Which of the second tier players will be able to take advantage of a more open Open?
As always the draw is split into 4 sections. I will give my predictions for the quarter finalists from each section and also look at who may spoil the party.
Section 1: Predicted quarter final – Djokovic v Tsonga
Despite his poor recent form we have to expect that he will get it together for this tournament. His opening rounds aren't too challenging and he isn't likely to come under pressure until the 4th round when it is likely to be Kohlschreiber that he meets. On top form that match up wouldn't worry Djokovic but if he is struggling then Kohlschreiber could be a stiff test.
Tsonga has a decent draw and probably won't have too many problems in the early rounds. Again, the 4th round is where things get serious and Murray has a good chance to be there. Murray always does well at this time of year and obviously the US Open was the first Slam he won but I feel he has too much work to do before he is in a position to challenge at the top level again and he is unlikely to be ready by next week. His second and third round matches could be a little uncomfortable with Stepanek and Verdasco being his likely adversaries.
Section 2: Predicted quarter final – Wawrinka v Raonic
This section has the potential to throw up a few surprises. Wawrinka has firmly established himself as one of the game's top players. He will need to raise his game if he is to be competitive in the second week. He should be ok until the 4th round where he will probably meet the winner between Robredo and Kyrgios who has struggled to live up to hype and will be out played by the hugely experienced Spaniard.
Raonic's half of this section has Nishikori and Rosol. If Rosol has enough energy left after his final in Winston Salem he is likely to meet Raonic in the third round. Nishikori has a tricky second round with Jack Sock which he should come through if he is injury free.
I have Nishikori and Raonic meeting in round 4 and the Japanese player's body will be creaking by that stage especially if he has played a couple of 4 or 5 set matches.
Section 3: Predicted quarter final – Berdych v Cilic
This is the most open section. Apart from Berdych and Cilic, a quarter final place could easily go to Dodig (outsider!), Gulbis, Anderson or Ferrer. Gilles Simon is another outside chance but I don't see him getting past Ferrer in the third round. I have listed Dodig as he may be able to take advantage of poor match from Berdych in the 4th round.
Ferrer's form hasn't been as good as last season and he has a tough draw with Tomic and Simon in the early rounds. I would back Cilic to take out Ferrer in the 4th round assuming Kevin Anderson won't be as consistent as Cilic in round 3.
Section 4: Predicted quarter final – Dimitrov v Federer
There is scope for some surprises in the early rounds but I feel all they will change are the 4th round opponents for Dimitrov and Federer.
In Dimitrov's half I have Monfils and Gasquet meeting in the third round. Judgement of Gasquet's form has to be speculative. He has had some decent performances but also some mediocre ones. Monfils will always have injury doubts but has played well this season. He is quite capable of beating Gasquet and giving Dimitrov a stern test.
Federer has to face a couple of big servers in Groth and Karlovic but will be too consistent over 5 sets. If Fognini can keep his mind on his tennis he has an excellent chance of being Federer's opponent in the 4th round.
Outright winner: It is hard to imagine Federer not reaching the final but his potential opponent is not as predictable. Dimitrov won't be able to handle the occasion when he plays Federer in the quarters. Berdych has the experience to trouble Federer but his recent form makes it look unlikely.
Wawrinka will have to raise his game if he is to beat Djokovic or Tsonga to reach the final. He is capable of doing so but I just don't see it happening. Djokovic is an obvious candidate to reach the final but unless everything falls into place for him as far as his own game is concerned, even if he does reach the quarter finals I can see Tsonga beating him.
Of all the quarter finalists only Djokovic has the experience to beat Federer in a Slam final so we will have to see if he can get himself there.
Womens Draw
The women's Slams are more likely to give an unexpected final. For this tournament, more than any other I can remember, it is almost impossible to predict.
Leave your final predictions in the comments below and we can check them after the tournament.
Not one of the players who would figure amongst people's picks as contenders has not suffered from a lack of form and/or injury in recent months.
Serena had her illness issues at Wimbledon and has had several surprising losses this season. Sharapova can't string 2 serves together some days. Radwanska has been better lately but has also had some uncharacteristic losses and poor performances. Halep hasn't been free from injury. Bouchard is looking to continue her success in Slams but has a thigh injury and lacks confidence since her Wimbledon final. Her draw is quite favourable though.
I will do the women's draw a little differently. Once I have listed my quarter final predictions I will look at individual's chances of causing upset.
Quarter final predictions:
Section 1: S Williams v Ivanovic
Section 2: Kvitova v Bouchard
Section 3: Kerber v Safarova
Section 4: Sharapova v Halep
Outsiders with a chance?
Ivanovic has had a good season but I have doubts about whether she can maintain the required level for enough matches.
Wozniacki has also been putting in some excellent performances in the last few months. if the likes of Serena are below par she is one player who can put the wins together and will be mentally able to handle the situation despite never having won a Slam.
Kvitova has the game to go all the way as she proved at Wimbledon but she will run out of energy after 2 or 3 rounds as she has in the last two US Opens after reaching the final in New Haven.
Stosur showed a few years ago that she can win this event but even though she seems to be playing well her issues are in her head. I also think her backhand isn't at the level it would need to be to win this title again.
Kerber and Jankovic can both make it to the second week and I predict they will meet in the 4th round.
Safarova is another player with the potential to do well and I think she could push Radwanska very close should they meet in the 4th round. I have actually gone for her to reach the quarter finals but I think her head will explode if she manages it.
Stephens will think she has a chance to win the title. Unfortunately for the wannabe superstar she meets Jankovic again in the third round.
Svitolina could have a very good tournament and has a fair to middling chance of reaching the second week. Makarova could end that dream in the second round but she has lost her focus recently. The winner of that one could meet Cibulkova in the third round and whilst Cibs has a better hard court pedigree her confidence is at rock bottom.
Obviously if Serena is on top form she will be hard to beat but I just have a feeling she will not make week 2.
If she goes out early, take your pick. Sharapova and Halep are strong contenders but it all depends on who can stay healthy for long enough.
One thing is certain. It's going to be a great tournament!


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(via Motorsport.com) – Schmidt Peterson Motorsports-Honda's James Hinchcliffe set fastest time at the end of an 8.5-hour test on Sebring's 1.7-mile short circuit today.
The Canadian star, who has six wins to his name including last year's race at Iowa, finished the day 0.09sec clear of Andretti Autosport's series sophomore Zach Veach, and 0.11 ahead of 2017 Indy 500 winner Takuma Sato.
Meanwhile Hinchcliffe's teammate, ex-Formula 1 Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson, was eighth fastest, and SPM's general manager Taylor Kiel declared himself satisfied with the day's work from both his drivers.
"James was quickest in the morning and the afternoon, so it was a good day," he told Motorsport.com. "We did around 80 laps with James and focused on validating a lot of the work we'd done in the offseason, which was improving on a couple of areas where we struggled last year.
"There were times when we could be quick but weren't consistent with it. So while we want to unload well and compete for poles, we also need something we can race with, too. There were times in 2018 – Detroit, Long Beach for example – when we qualified well but we didn't have a good racecar, we couldn't keep the tires under us.
For Ericsson, who completed approximately 120 laps, it was a second chance to drive Sebring in an IndyCar, and while Kiel was highly impressed with the Swede in his first test last December, he said today's run "posed a totally different challenge" due to circuit conditions.
"Typical Sebring – a completely different track than we saw last month!" said Kiel. "It was starting from square one for Marcus in terms of car setup.
"But that's not a bad thing, because it's important to us that he is totally comfortable in the car whatever the conditions. We want him to know what particular changes to the car will do and therefore what to ask for when we get to St. Pete, or Long Beach or Barber.


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SB bzw. S.B. steht für:

 Aircalin, französische Fluggesellschaft nach dem IATA-Code
 Brasilien nach dem ICAO-Code
 (15788) 1993 SB, Transneptunisches Objekt der Plutino-Klasse
 Sachbearbeiter, eine Funktionsbezeichnung für Personen im öffentlichen Dienst
 Salomonen, Ländercode nach ISO 3166-1
 Säntisbahn, Schweizer Bahngesellschaft
 Schaubücher, Buchreihe
 Schmalbahn, Kennzeichnung der Faserausrichtung bei Papierbögen, siehe Laufrichtung #Papier
 Schraubengleisbremse, Fachbegriff für eine hydraulisch wirkende Gleisbremse in Rangieranlagen der Eisenbahn in Deutschland
 Schwarzburgbund, Dachverband einiger deutscher Studentenverbindungen
 Schwentinebahn, mehrere Bahnstrecken in Schleswig-Holstein
 Segelflugzeug Braunschweig, siehe Akaflieg Braunschweig
 Selbstbedienung
 Selbstbefriedigung
 Selbststellbetrieb, Begriff aus dem Eisenbahnbetrieb
 Sergio Bertola Autos, spanischer Automobilhersteller
 Shoutbox
 Skorostnoi Bombardirowschtschik ("schnelles Bombenflugzeug"), siehe Tupolew SB-2
 Slaby-Beringer, deutscher Hersteller von Autos der Marke SB (1919 bis 1924)
 Służba Bezpieczeństwa, kommunistische Geheimpolizei in der Volksrepublik Polen bis 1990
 Small Basic, Programmiersprache
 Sonderbehandlung (S.B.), eine Tarnbezeichnung des NS-Regimes für die Ermordung von Menschen
 Southbridge, ein Chip (hauptsächlich für die Kommunikation mit Zusatzkarten und Peripheriegeräten) des Chipsatzes auf dem Mainboard
 System Builder, Fachhändler oder Hersteller für Personal Computer mit vorinstallierter Software.
 Sozialistischer Bund (1908), von 1908 bis 1913 bestehende anarchistische Vereinigung in Deutschland
 Sozialistischer Bund (1923), von der USPD abgespaltene linkssozialistische Partei während der Weimarer Republik (1923 bis 1931)
 Sozialistischer Bund (1962), Organisation der Neuen Linken in der BRD während der 1960er Jahre
 Sozialistisches Büro, von 1969 bis Ende der 1990er Jahre bestehende Organisation der Neuen Linken in der BRD
 Spessartbund
 Städteschnellbus, siehe Schnellbus #Linienbezeichnungen
 Stabsbootsmann, Unteroffiziersgrad der deutschen Marine
 Stand By, eine Betriebsart im europäischen Zugbeeinflussungssystem ETCS
 Stiasny-Bücherei, eine literarische Buchreihe des Stiasny Verlages
 Stolen Base, Offensivaktion eines Runners im Baseball
 U-Bahnhof Sündersbühl der Nürnberger U-Bahn

SB in der Numismatik:

 Münzzeichen der Münzstätte Schneeberg (1547–1551)

SB als Unterscheidungszeichen auf Kfz-Kennzeichen:

 Deutschland: Regionalverband Saarbrücken ohne die Mittelstadt Völklingen
 Großbritannien: Glasgow
 Kroatien: Slavonski Brod
 Norwegen: Egersund in der Provinz Rogaland
 Österreich: Bezirk Scheibbs
 Polen: kreisfreie Stadt Bielsko-Biała
 Rumänien: Kreis Sibiu
 Slowakei: Okres Sabinov

SB als Kleinfahrzeugkennzeichen in der Binnenschifffahrt:

 Deutschland: Wasserstraßen- und Schifffahrtsamt Saarbrücken

S-B als Unterscheidungszeichen auf Kfz-Kennzeichen:

 Belgien: Mopeds mit einer Höchstgeschwindigkeit von mehr als 25 km/h bis zu 45 km/h

Sb steht für:

 Antimon, nach den Symbolen für Chemische Elemente
 Satzbau, Korrekturzeichen
 Stilb, veraltete physikalische Einheit für Leuchtdichte

.sb steht für:

 .sb, Top-Level-Domain der Salomonen

Siehe auch:

Abkürzung


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I got rambling, I got rambling all on my mind.
I hates to leave my baby, but she treats me so unkind.
I got mean things, I got mean things all on my mind.
I'm going down to the station, catch the fastest train I see.
I got the blues 'bout miss so-and-so, and her son's got the blues about me.


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Black King Size Platform Bed – We all have our own tastes and styles when it comes to the design of the bed. Some want designs while some are interested in absolute comfort and space. It is often hard to get a bed that blends the flavors of design and convenience. At those times, people with love for a woodworking job and have the option of building the bed on their own. A moderate but elegant form of a bed is the platform bed. They do not have the main board or joint feet, they do not even need a box spring for the mattress. These beds are very popular and are just a little above the floor. Let's learn simple ways on how to build a bed frame on a platform.
Once you have the black king size platform bed dimensions, make a frame according to them. Fix the ends of the weft, making holes in the ends and fix the screws. Add a little on the support brackets, especially if the size of the bed is going to be large. Add at least two wooden supports. You will have to measure the width of the bed and cut the supports for the way the wooden sheets support. Place them at the same distance by dividing the bed into 3 parts. Attach to the main structure by drilling holes from the outside and fasten with long screws.
Now you will have to cut the MDF sheet according to the size of the frame, you can use several sheets of it. Now place the sheets in the wooden frame on the top of the other. Align them perfectly. You will have to drill holes through the top of these sheets in the frame. You can also use the wood glue to attach the sheets along the screws. Fill the seams and holes with some wood padding and let it dry. If you want to attach castor is you need to turn the bed upside down and then screw it to each in the corners. Use the primer on the black king size platform bed. Once this primer dries, you can choose the color of your bed with black color of latex paint.


The effect of climate change and other human driven environmental issues are having on the ocean's natural regulatory systems, such as ocean acidification and rising temperatures were also discussed, with a view to informing delegates and decision makers on what is at stake for the world's marine environments should we fail to agree an effective deal.
Events at the COP21 talks were held in the side 'Generation climate' space, which was open to the general public. This public 'Oceans Day' was organised by the Global Ocean Forum, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission/UNESCO, the United Nations Environment Programme, the Ocean and Climate Platform, the Sasakawa Peace Foundation (Japan), and the University of Delaware, along with 40 other collaborative organisations. A summary of the key issues at stake is available here.
Seas At Risk member organisation Surfrider Foundation was active as part of the Oceans and Climate Platform in arranging one of the key mobilisations at the climate talks, the #OceanForClimate days. These sought to inform and activate citizens in pushing their politicians to act at the talks to protect our seas from climate change. The Platform also organised the Climate and Ocean Forum, opened by French Environment Minister Ségolène Royal, a series of talks and information sessions with questions and answers that featured some of the biggest names in ocean protection. You can watch back the entire event at the Platform's web page here.
Meanwhile, the team at Oceans.inc have been working hard to bring all these actions and events to a wider audience by creating recordings of the multitudinous events and interviews with the key players, all of which are available at their site.
Seas At Risk meanwhile has been very much focused on the transport side of oceans at the talks. As part of the Clean Shipping Coalition, we are working with allies to push for the inclusion of shipping (and aviation) emissions in a final climate deal. If the world is to limit warming to a safer 1.5 degree limit, the capping of their projected rise in contributions to global emissions will be essential.
Whatever the outcome of these talks, the Oceans have been placed where they belong – firmly at the centre of the climate debate.