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Miri Segal-Scharia has more than 23 years of experience working with international companies, ranging from startups to publicly traded companies and span a variety of industries. She has successfully led the Investor Relations strategy of many IPOs and capital raises for global companies.
Prior to founding MS-IR she served as a Vice President at Strategic Growth International (SGI), a global Investor Relations boutique. Before moving to the U.S, she was a partner in the leading Israeli Investor Relations firm KM/KCSA, successfully managing IR accounts for leading technology companies.
Clients over the years included M-Systems, Lipman, Fundtech, Elbit Medical Imaging, Internet Gold, XTL Bio Tech, Ormat, AudioCodes, Retalix, Gain Capital, Nova, InMode and many others.
Miri Segal-Scharia holds a masters in business administration (specializing in Marketing) from the University of Manchester and a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and French Literature from Tel Aviv University. Miri serves as a board member of the Israeli Business Forum (IBF) in NYC.
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Nick is an investor relations and corporate communications specialist with six years of experience working directly with C-Suite executives to implement investor relations plans.
Nick began his career as an Advisory Analyst at NASDAQ, where he built and maintained relationships with clients and worked closely with CFOs, CEOs, Finance & Treasury Heads, and Investor Relations teams to assist in their investor relations efforts.
He then joined Endo Pharmaceuticals as an Investor Relations Analyst, where he developed and implemented overall IR program initiatives, with responsibility for press releases, earnings presentations, earnings scripts, and internal IR presentations, as well as planning and preparation for investor conferences and institutional targeting.
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As a communications strategist and consummate media relations expert, Eve Epstein has been responsible for refining the public image of some of the globe's most prominent corporate and political leaders. She enables her clients to multiply their influence in the marketplace of ideas and secure the support of influential constituencies. Dr. Epstein is the founder and principal of Epstein & Associates, a boutique public relations consortium located in New York City, with cooperating partners world-wide.
At the United Nations, Eve Epstein worked directly with U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan to launch his package of institutional reforms. Other work with U.N. leaders throughout the Secretariat included delicate and sensitive communications -- touching on issues of politics, human rights, international security, and diplomatic solutions. She was the Secretary General's adviser on crisis matters, working with U.N. departments of public information and political affairs, as well as the office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the UN Staff College and the UN Foundation. In 2008, Dr. Epstein co-authored a media action guide for U.N. leaders, titled "Communication As A Reform Tool For The United Nations." Dr. Epstein advises MS-IR on select P.R and crisis management projects.
Farah Merchant,
Farah Merchant is an investor relations professional with over 10 years of experience in capital markets. She has extensive knowledge of investor communications, working with publicly-traded companies and with a wide range of industries including, shipping, biotech, mining, energy, healthcare, and technology. Prior to joining MS-IR, Farah spent three years at Business Wire, a global leader in press release distribution and regulatory disclosure where she was responsible for global disclosure and financial reporting.
Prior to Business Wire, she served as Vice President of Investor Relations for a boutique firm based in New York, focused on small to midsize companies. She has been highly effective in unlocking shareholder value for clients through the articulation of concise corporate strategies to investors and analysts that are transparent and consistent over time. Farah holds a Masters in Public Relations and Corporate Communications (specializing in Investor Relations) from N.Y.U. and a Bachelor of Science and Business from the University of Waterloo in Canada.
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If you love a spicy curry, then Sri Lankan cuisine should be on your food-bucket list. The cuisine revolves around rice, coconut and spices, the diverse dishes have been shaped by Sri Lanka's history with the Indian, Dutch and Indonesian traders. Sri Lankan cuisine is believed to be of the most complex in South Asia. The national cuisine is steamed or boiled rice served with curries, featuring a heavy emphasis on fish, beef, pork, chicken, and mutton, with native coconut found in just about every curry.
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Hoppers (aka Appam) are thin, slightly sour (and often bowl-shaped) pancakes once described by a famous Indian chef as the lovechild of a crêpe and a crumpet. You get a real contrast of textures with a crispy outside leading into a spongy and deliciously absorbent centre. They're made from a fermented batter of rice flour and coconut milk – then pan-fried or steamed. Choose between Savoury Hoppers (think a mix of Red Onions & Spices or Tomato Curry, Fiery Coconut Relish aka Sambals & a Whole Egg baked into the base) or you can opt for Sweet Hoppers (think Curd aka Fresh Yogurt & Sri Lankan Treacle which is Coconut Palm Syrup, or even Nutella). Eat them with your hands, order them with your Menulog app.
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It's not quite fair to call The Color of Money a sequel to Robert Rossen's 1961 film The Hustler. True, the new film picks up the story of the pool-playing shark "Fast" Eddie Felson 25 years later, but The Color of Money presents a completely new, self-contained story, and a fresh style of filmmaking to go with it.
We find Felson (Paul Newman returning to the role) as a hustler again, but now he's hustling cheap booze—selling it to restaurants, encouraging shady deals, getting by. He still cuts a stylish figure, but he may be just a little bored. He hasn't played pool in years. And he is a man who is ripe for some sort of redemption.
Enter Vincent (Tom Cruise), a hotshot young pool player, with all the right moves and talent to burn. He's a bit flaky. He wants to play for the sheer joy of playing, which disturbs the materialistic Felson. "You couldn't find the big time with a road map, kid," Felson tells Vince, and the old pro decides to take the young phenom on the circuit, to find some action and prepare for a big cleanup.
The dialogue is superbly written (by Richard Price, loosely adapting the Walter Tevis novel), and Martin Scorsese's direction (aided by his brilliant collaborators, editor Thelma Schoonmaker and cinematographer Michael Ballhaus) hurtles the film along at thrilling speed.
There are directors who feel that the camera is there to watch a story, and not call attention to itself. Scorsese (Raging Bull, After Hours) is not such a director. His camera swoops, races, caroms and falls, and it captures the intense world of the smoky dives in which the story unreels.
Scorsese's a bit like the pool players; they've got their trick shots, why shouldn't he? There's a sequence, when Vince is showing off his skills to the nighthawks at a poolroom, Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London" is chugging on the soundtrack, and Scorsese's camera is swirling around it all, that ought to have audiences jumping out of their seats.
This directorial energy is excitingly caught by Newman and Cruise. They have that edge that you sometimes see when actors know they are doing something special (as indeed they are). And the film derives a juicy tension from the fact that their characters' situation is analogous to their standing as actors: Cruise is the hottest thing going, and Newman is now the old lion. Hollywood has wanted to give Newman an Oscar for a few years now; this performance may do the trick.
Mastrantonio is a revelation as Carmen, and Helen Shaver does nice atmospheric work, just this side of floozydom, as Felson's sometime sleeping partner.
The Color of Money is the kind of movie that is so inventive and busy, you wonder if it can be sustained. And if the film lets down at any point, it's in the final 20 minutes or so, when Felson takes an unexpected diversion. This leads to an ending that is thematically satisfying, but slightly less dynamic than the previous two hours of film.
But by that time, Scorsese and company have sheer momentum on their side. There's more to watch in The Color of Money than any ten current movies combined—and you never get the feeling you've been hustled.
Is The Color of Money considered not quite a full Scorsese movie somehow? It rarely gets mentioned when the people who consider him one of the greatest living directors begin ticking off his signature pictures. But it is very good, and as a star vehicle it's exemplary. Newman did get his Oscar for the film, a year after an embarrassed Academy awarded him an honorary statue after many misses. Awkward, but earned.
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Sunday Slices – 05/19/2019
By Shane Keene on May 19, 2019 • ( Leave a comment )
Rich and Shane share some random shit they fucking love
Sometimes on the weekends, we talk to each other via Slack off and on all day, sometimes talking business and planning strategies, sometimes just bullshitting because we are brothers from different mothers and we have a ton of common interests. And during those bullshit sessions, we often talk about things we love and we thought you might love some of them too, so here we are sharing with a few with you each week. Check back every Sunday for more Slices. Our interests are many and our lists of favorite things are boundless.
Shane's Picks
Deathgasm – Super no-brainer of a pick for Shane here. Rich Duncan and I did a buddy watch of this one last Halloween season, live chatting as we went. And I have to say, it was one of the most raucously fucking fun times I've had in recent memory. It's a balls to the wall gorefest of epic proportions–both hilarious and horrific–that had me in stitches more than a few times. And there's one of the most memorable fight scenes I've ever seen in there in which our intrepid "heroes" use some very unusual weapons to defend themselves from rampaging demons. If you haven't seen this one, you need to fix that soon.
Poems Of My Night by Cynthia Pelayo – There is so much I could say, not just about this wonderful, deliciously dark poetry collection from Raw Dog Screaming Press, but about the poet herself. She's a super awesome person with a big heart and a beautiful mind, as is evidenced by this grouping of one-hundred-ish love songs to darkness and Jorge Borges. She's also one of the best poets in the business when it comes to writing verse that bleeds darkness and emotion. Check out this snippet from El Borges, one of my favorites in this criminally underrated book of poetry by an equally criminally underrated poet. If you've not read Pelayo's words, you're screwing yourself. Unfuck that.
"Borges writes the night, pen listing objects of eternity
Thoughts mixed with fine ink and this is the man
Who gifts us an idea, of stretched planes, crossing into
The other, crashing ancestral heroes, and tigers made
Real for our dreams, His speech is exact, confident
Calculated, and precisely the sound that the oceans}
Make when they crash into the edges of our mind"
Wind of Change by Peter Frampton –
This iconic collection of classic rock ballads was the epitome of my youth, it and other such albums literally defining the lifestyles of an entire generation. After leaving Humble Pie–one of my favorite bands ever–in 1971, Peter Frampton released this amazing freshman debut in 1972, receiving huge accolades and high acclaim from critics and fans alike and instantly becoming one of the most popular entertainers of the era. And the funny thing about my love for this album is this: I did not love Frampton's vocals. He later came to develop some skill in that arena, but the draw for this LP came not from the singing or the lyrics so much as it did from the artist's smoking-fucking-hot, virtuoso guitar work. If you're ever in the mood for some retro rock and roll relaxations, fire up a blunt, kick back and nod your head to this amazing debut from one of the kings of an entire generation.
Little Free Libraries (LFLs) – In 2009, Tod H. Bol built the first LFL, with a cool but very simple concept: take a book, leave a book. Since then it has become an international phenomenon. Now sitting at 80,000 plus, the LFL program is important and awesome in many ways. It serves to build community and draw people together; it spreads the love of literature and encourages reading; it makes free books available and visible to an audience that may not regularly read books, but are more likely to do so when they're right there in their neighborhood, readily accessible to them. I love the free libraries for all those reasons, but even more so because I love to spread horror and criminal activities all over the neighborhood I live in, which is populated largely by the overlooked and underprivileged, a group that is more likely than any other to not read because of both accessibility and literacy issues. The LFLs serve to help alleviate both problems. I owe a debt of gratitude to my friend Laurie (@BarksBooks on Twitter, follow her) for sharing her enthusiasm for the project to such a degree that it engendered a desire and inspiration in me to get involved too. Being a reviewer affords me access to a LOT of books, many of which I don't want, or don't have space, to keep. It effectively kills two birds with one stone, giving me the opportunity to spread darkness and destruction throughout my neighborhood, and affording other people the opportunity to read some of the wonderful shit I get to read on a regular basis.
Killer Klowns From Outer Space – For my last slice of the week, I decided to bookend my selections with another horror comedy, one that I have been criminally negligent in not seeing before now. It was essentially an impromptu, unplanned buddy watch with Rich again, and one of the most fun fucking movies I've seen since the aforementioned Deathgasm. This movie has a lot going for it that was totally unexpected to me. I went into it anticipating a tongue in cheek B movie without much to show for itself, but I came out a hardcore fan for life. The practical effects are pretty stellar, even the acting is more decent than it usually is in some films, but the things that made it really resonate with me were the clowns–two of which were repurposed for Ernest: Scared Stupid–and the over the top, highly original and creative kill scenes. The imagination behind the whole movie, but particularly that aspect, make this an absolute must-see for hardcore horror fans. If you've not seen it yet, you need to go unfuck that soon.
Rich's Picks
If there is one thing we love almost as much as books here at Ink Heist, it's movies. Shane and I watch a ridiculous amount of them in any given week and frequently trade recommendations back and forth. If you're anything like us, chances are you've exhausted most of the well-known genre films on the various streaming platforms. Which means scrolling through a sea of independent films hoping to find a lesser-known gems. That's exactly how we found Intruders. The plot is fairly simple: An agoraphobic woman is home alone when three intruders break into her home. When they realize she won't attempt to escape, they think this job will be easy. That is until Anna starts to turn the tables. That's not really a spoiler as it's available in the official synopsis for the film. Even knowing that Anna will begin to fight back, nothing could've prepared me for the twists found throughout. It's not without its flaws, but if you're looking for a good indie film to take a chance on, Intruders is definitely worth a watch. Normally I would share a trailer, but trust me, DO NOT WATCH IT. I don't know why film companies feel the need to spoil their own movies in trailers, but that definitely happens here. Go into this one without watching the trailer and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Matt Serafini Rites of Extinction
I recently finished up Matt Serafini's latest release Rites of Extinction, and wow, talk about a crazy, exhilarating read. This was my first experience with Serafini's work and it definitely won't be my last. Rites of Extinction follows private investigator Rebecca Daniels as she heads to the small town of Bright Fork, New Hampshire in her quest for revenge to punish the man responsible for her daughter's murder. Nothing about Rites of Extinction is as it appears at first glance, and Serafini puts a fresh twist on familiar genre tropes in a brutal story that offers plenty of surprises and cringe-inducing scenes. By the way, if you aren't reading the books Grindhouse Press releases, you're missing out. I've read a few of them so far and they have been nothing less than stellar. Combining original stories with killer design, Grindhouse Press is easily one of my favorite independent publishers.
John Kenn Mortensen Sticky Monsters
I know next to nothing about art, but I had to include this book on my list. I vaguely remember seeing pictures of Mortensen's drawings circulating the internet a few years back and I was immediately captivated by his stunning drawings. His work depicts creepy monsters and other ghastly images drawn using only post-it notes and pen. Mortensen's art is intricately detailed and is reminiscent of the great Edward Gorey. I recently acquired a copy of his book Sticky Monsters and it is well worth the purchase for fans of all things spooky. It's my dream to one day to commission his work for a project, I absolutely love his drawings and I have a feeling you will too. Check out some of his work over on his Instagram
Final Guys Podcast
Now well into 100 episodes, Final Guys is an incredibly entertaining horror movie podcast from three lifelong fanatics of the genre – Jack Campisi and horror authors Hunter Shea and Jason Brant. I'm a huge fan of Jack and Hunter's Monster Men podcast, so when I heard about Final Guys, I tuned in for the very first episode and I've been hooked ever since . While they offer up an in-depth and informative review of the week's featured movie, they also give viewers a treasure trove of recommendations that I know have introduced me to some great new discoveries. The banter between them is often hilarious and watching the latest episode is usually the highlight of my week. They livestream on Youtube every Tuesday at 8, but you can watch all of their episodes any time. They also have some excellent book reviews on their website.
When it comes to my favorite band of all-time, there is a clear-cut favorite, and that band is Washington D.C.'s Fugazi. That's one of the reasons I'm recommending the band itself and not any particular album or song, because doing so would be damn near impossible. When I first discovered this band sometime in high school, my life was changed forever. Fugazi's music spoke to me like no other band had before and so much of their approach to music and self-reliance inspired me in my own creative pursuits. There is something special about an underground band that not only created mind-blowing music that sounded like nothing else at the time, but also blazed their own trail and achieved massive success while doing so. They released their own albums via Dischord and Repeater sold about 300,000 copies a few months before Nevermind took over the airwaves. That's one hell of an achievement for an underground band pre-Nirvana. Fugazi toured their asses off, made sure their shows were all ages and just put everything they had into their music and live performances. I wasn't lucky enough to be able to see them live, but I have seen their documentary Instrument, and holy shit, those performances were some of the greatest I've ever seen. Guy Picciotto is like a man possessed on the stage and one of the greatest frontmen to ever come out of the punk scene. I chose two songs – "Glue Man" and "Shut The Door" – because both of these videos show Fugazi at their best. I don't care what anyone says, Fugazi is one of the best American bands of all-time.
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Rodchenkov fears for his life after doping revelations lead to Russian ban
By Liam Morgan
Grigory Rodchenkov is "proud" of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for ruling that Russian athletes must compete as neutrals at Pyeongchang 2018 but still fears for his life even in witness protection in the United States, his lawyer warned today.
Jim Walden, a founding member of Walden Macht & Haran LLP law firm, claimed Rodchenkov will be "looking over the shoulder for the rest of his life" after revealing the extent of Russia's state-sponsored doping system.
Walden described the Kremlin, which embarked on a public campaign to discredit the former Moscow Laboratory head, as a "very determined and difficult adversary" for Rodchenkov.
He also revealed that the database confirming allegations about doping in Russia made in the McLaren Report, obtained by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) last month, contained the names of "thousands and thousands and thousands" of athletes protected by the system.
Many of these, however, are from outside of professional sport.
The McLaren Report initially said over 1,000 athletes benefitted from the doping scheme.
The database is a "a roadmap not just to 30 athletes from Sochi 2014 or the 1,000 athletes that McLaren believes, but thousands and thousands who were protected by the Russian system", according to Walden.
The decision from the IOC to ban Vitaly Mutko, Sports Minister at the time of Sochi 2014 and now the Deputy Prime Minister, from the Olympics for life was described as "wholly appropriate" by Walden speaking on Rodchenkov's behalf.
Rodchenkov claimed he had "day-to-day" discussions at Sochi 2014 with Mutko and other members of the Sports Ministry, including then Deputy Sports Minister Yuri Nagornykh, about the state-sponsored scheme.
Nagornykh has also been banned from the Olympics for life.
An IOC Commission chaired by former Swiss Confederation President Samuel Schmid confirmed a "systemic manipulation" of anti-doping results at events including Sochi 2014.
They ruled that the Sports Ministry were responsible and the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC), while not directly involved, had "legal and contractual" responsibility.
The IOC banned Russia from competing under their own flag following a report from the Schmid Commission ©Getty Images
"Moreover, the IOC's decision to ban Vitaly Mutko and Yury Nagornykh specifically is wholly appropriate, especially given their direct involvement in supervising and financing the state-sponsored doping system, as well as the Russian Federation's false denials, refusal to cooperate, and threat and retaliation against Dr. Rodchenkov," a statement from Walden read.
Since documenting the Russian doping programme in an interview with the New York Times in May of last year, which prompted the WADA investigation, Russia has cast Rodchenkov as a pariah and a liar whose evidence should not be believed.
He has also received public death threats, with Honorary ROC President Leonid Tyagachev claiming he should be "shot for his untruths" and should face a firing squad as "as Stalin would have done".
The IOC refused to condemn Tyagachev's quotes.
Walden claimed the IOC had privately told the Russian authorities that death threats and other public attempts to discredit Rodchenkov and his character were "wholly inappropriate".
"We were surprised that there was not a more public statement [of condemnation] from the IOC and WADA," he said.
"But he has never wavered and has not changed his determination."
A decision to ban Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko from the Olympic Games for life for his involvement in the Sochi 2014 doping programme was described as wholly appropriate by Grigory Rodchenkov ©Getty Images
The unprecedented decision from the IOC will allow innocent athletes from Russia to compete as neutrals providing they meet a set of stringent criteria.
Athletes from the country deemed eligible to participate by a specially convened panel will instead be able to participate under an Olympic Athletes from Russia - or OAR - banner.
Walden said Rodchenkov, forced to flee Russia because fears he would be targeted by the Government, welcomed this move but outlined the ways in which he feels "innocent" should apply.
He added that the decision of the IOC Executive Board, announced following a meeting in Lausanne today, "makes abundantly clear to Russia, and all countries, that there are serious consequences for flouting the rules of the international community".
"He believes a finding of 'innocence' should have a strict meaning to protect all clean athletes: 'innocent' should mean athletes (a) against whom WADA possesses no evidence of complicity (including against the coach); (b) who have no prior anti-doping rule violations; and (c) who test clean in pre-competition testing by independent testing authorities," the statement added.
"Today's decision by the IOC sends a powerful message that it will not tolerate state-sponsored cheating by any nation."
December 2017: Russian athletes made to compete neutrally at Pyeongchang 2018 by IOC
December 2017: Two-time world skating champion to feature in Russian delegation as IOC Executive Board meeting begins
December 2017: Rodchenkov lawyer to respond following IOC decision on Russian participation at Pyeongchang 2018
December 2017: IOC trying to perform delicate balancing act as Russia face Pyeongchang 2018 ban
December 2017: Russian Olympic Committee delegation to address IOC Executive Board before Pyeongchang 2018 decision
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Q: Confused by Google Chart from Database May be I am asking more, but  had created a simple Chart from GoogleCharts.
The issue is that I have to manually enter the values, which I want to populate from the Database. I know that there is JSON to do that but I have wasted my 4 hours struggling.
The Code is  :
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

    <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"/>
    <title>
      Google Visualization API Sample
    </title>

Now I wan the data to be fetched from my database instead of manually writting it. For this I had created a PHP File and to fetch the data from the MySQL DB.
mysql_connect("localhost","root","");
mysql_select_db("db_graph");

$return_arr = array();
$fetch = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM tbl_graph");

Any sort of help is appreciated!

A: Please use at least mysqli (or PDO), not mysql as that is deprecated. http://us3.php.net/manual/en/mysqli.query.php
You need to give the API an 'array of arrays' (numerically indexed, although this will not matter until you get to the JS layer). And, you have to provide the column names as the first row:
<?php
$rows = array(
    array('Column 1', 'Column 2', 'Column 3'),
);

// Add the data
// With mysqli_query, the link argument is first and is required
$result = mysqli_query($conn, 'SELECT a, b, c FROM some_table');
while (($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result, MYSQLI_NUM)) {
    // should be array('column a value', 'column b value', 'column c value');
    $rows[] = $row;
}

// You can force the array to be numeric, but this should not be necessary
// because MYSQLI_NUM was used, and [] was used to append which means use
// numeric indices
// This is just more extra defensive coding if preferred
//foreach ($rows as $k => $v) {
//    $rows[$k] = array_values($v);
//}
//$rows = array_values($rows);

// Give the data to the front-end, with correct content type (assuming JSON here)
header('Content-Type: application/json');
print(json_encode($rows));

Now you need to get that data. I suggest using an AjAX library like jQuery's. In your drawVisualization() function:
$.getJSON('/some-endpoint/', function (data) {
    // Since this is the success callback, the data argument is your data from the server
    // Since $.getJSON() is used, there is no need to parse JSON here
    new google.visualization.LineChart(document.getElementById('visualization')).
        draw(data, {curveType: "function",
                        width: 500,
                        height: 400,
                        vAxis: {maxValue: 10}});
}).fail(function () { /* do something */ });

If you fail to make the array numeric in every case, then you will get a JSON stream with an object somewhere (example: {'0': [1]} instead of [[1]]) and the visualisation will fail to generate.

A: First, don't use the mysql_* functions, as they are unsafe and deprecated.  Use PDO or mysqli instead.  Here's a PDO example:
<?php
// $databaseName is the database to access
// $username is the user name to log in with
// $password is the user name's password for logging in
$databaseName = 'db_graph';
$username = 'root';
$password = '';
try {
    $db = new PDO("mysql:dbname=$databaseName", $username, $password);
}
catch (PDOException $e) {
    echo $e->getMessage();
}
$db->setAttribute(PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE, PDO::ERRMODE_EXCEPTION);

// use bound parameters in the query to avoid SQL injection
$queryStr = "SELECT foo, bar, baz FROM myTable WHERE cad = :cadValue";
$params['cadValue'] = $_GET['cad'];

$query = $db->prepare($queryStr);
$query->execute($params);
$results = $query->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);

$table = array(
    'cols' => array(
        // each element in this array is 1 column in the DataTable
        // you must specify a type for each column, the label is optional
        array('label' => 'foo', 'type' => 'string'),
        array('label' => 'bar', 'type' => 'number'),
        array('label' => 'baz', 'type' => 'number')
    ),
    'rows' => array()
);

foreach ($results as $row) {
    $table['rows'][] = array('c' => array(
        array('v' => $row['foo']),
        array('v' => $row['bar']),
        array('v' => $row['baz'])
    ));
}

// gracefully exit the database
$results = null;
$query = null;
$db = null;

$json = json_encode($table, JSON_NUMERIC_CHECK);

// you can output $json directly to javascript, or set this up as a data source and use AJAX to query it

A: The data as it is coming out of the database won't be in JSON format, so you'll need to do some work to JSON encode it then use that in the google API.  So do a document write or something so you can see what is coming back from the SQL query, then compare that with the JSON you are currently using in javascript. You basically need to json_encode the array see: JSON encode MySQL results

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A gummy bear is a small, rubbery-textured confectionery, similar to a jelly baby in some English-speaking countries. The candy is roughly 2 centimetres (0.79 in) long and shaped in the form of a bear. The gummi bear is one of many gummies, popular gelatin-based candies that come in a variety of shapes and colors.
The success of gummi bears has spawned many gummi animals and objects: rings, worms, frogs, snakes, hamburgers, cherries, sharks, penguins, hippos, lobsters, octopuses, apples, peaches, oranges, and even Ampelmännchen, Smurfs and spiders. Manufacturers offer sizes from the standard candy size, and smaller, to bears that weigh several kilograms.
In the United States, Haribo gummy bears come in five flavours: raspberry (red); orange (orange); strawberry (green); pineapple (colorless); and lemon (yellow). Trolli's bears are similarly most often sold in five flavours in the United States, and in the same colours; however, Trolli's red bear is cherry-flavoured, while the green is lime and the colourless is apple. Many companies emulate either Haribo or Trolli flavour-colour combinations. Health-oriented brands, which often use all-natural flavors, sometimes opt for more and different flavors. For example, the boxed bulk gummis sold by Sunflower/Newflower Markets include grape, pineapple-coconut, and peach, among others.
The traditional gummy bear is made from a mixture of sugar, glucose syrup, starch, flavouring, food colouring, citric acid, and gelatin. However, recipes vary, such as organic candy, those suitable for vegetarians or those following religious dietary laws.
The periodic table is a tabular display of the chemical elements, organized on a basis of their properties. Elements are presented in increasing atomic number; while rectangular in general outline, gaps are included in the rows or periods to keep elements with similar properties together, such as the halogens and the noble gases, in columns or groups, forming distinct rectangular areas or blocks. Because the periodic table accurately predicts the properties of various elements and the relations between properties, its use is widespread within chemistry, providing a useful framework for analysing chemical behavior, as well as in other sciences.
Although precursors exist, the current table is generally credited to Dmitri Mendeleev, who developed it in 1869 to illustrate periodic trends in the properties of the then-known elements; the layout has been refined and extended as new elements have been discovered and new theoretical models developed to explain chemical behavior. Mendeleev's presentation also predicted some properties of then-unknown elements expected to fill gaps in his arrangement; these predictions were proved right when those elements were discovered and found to have properties close to the predictions.
All elements from atomic numbers 1 (hydrogen) to 118 (ununoctium) have been isolated. Of these, all up to californium exist naturally; the rest have only been artificially synthesised in laboratories, along with numerous synthetic radionuclides of naturally occurring elements. Production of elements beyond ununoctium is being pursued, with the question of how the periodic table may need to be modified to accommodate these elements being a matter of ongoing debate.
Gelatin, a protein produced from collagen extracted from the boiled bones, connective tissues, and intestines of animals, has been well-known and used for many years.
It was popularized in the Victorian era with spectacular and complex "jelly moulds". Gelatin was sold in sheets and had to be purified, which was very time-consuming. It also made gelatin desserts the province of the relatively well-to-do. In 1845, industrialist Peter Cooper (who built the first American steam-powered locomotive, the Tom Thumb), obtained a patent (US Patent 4084) for powdered gelatin.
Forty years later the formula was sold to a LeRoy, New York-based carpenter and cough syrup manufacturer, Pearle B. Wait. He and his wife May added strawberry, raspberry, orange and lemon flavoring to the powder and gave the product its present name in 1897. Unable to successfully market their concoction, in 1899 the Waits sold the business to a neighbor, Orator Francis Woodward, for $450.
Even Woodward struggled to sell the powdered product. Beginning in 1902, to raise awareness, Woodward's Genesee Pure Food Company placed advertisements in the Ladies' Home Journal proclaiming Jell-O to be "America's Most Famous Dessert." Jell-O remained a minor success until 1904, when Genesee Pure Food Company sent enormous numbers of salesmen out into the field to distribute free Jell-O cookbooks, a pioneering marketing tactic at the time. Within a decade, three new flavors, chocolate (discontinued in 1927), cherry and peach, were added, and the brand was launched in Canada. Celebrity testimonials and recipes appeared in advertisements featuring actress Ethel Barrymore and opera singer Ernestine Schumann-Heink.
Gingerbread is a term used to describe a variety of sweet food products, which can range from a soft, moist loaf cake to something close to a ginger biscuit. What they have in common are the predominant flavors of ginger and a tendency to use honey or molasses (treacle) rather than just sugar. They probably also share a common history.
Originally, the term gingerbread (from Latin zingiber via Old French gingebras) referred to preserved ginger. It then referred to a confection made with honey and spices. Gingerbread is often used to translate the French term pain d'épices (literally "spice bread") or the German term Lebkuchen (bread of life, literally: cake of life) or Pfefferkuchen (pepperbread, literally: pepper cake). The term Lebkuchen is unspecified in the German language. It can mean Leben (life) or Laib (loaf), while the last term comes from the wide range of spices used in this product.
Gingerbread was brought to Europe in 992 by the Armenian monk Gregory of Nicopolis (Gregory Makar) (Grégoire de Nicopolis). He left Nicopolis Pompeii, to live in Bondaroy(France), near the town of Pithiviers. He stayed there 7 years, and taught the Gingerbread cooking to French priests and Christians. He died in 999.
During the 13th century, it was brought to Sweden by German immigrants. Early references from the Vadstena Abbey show how the Swedish nuns were baking gingerbread to ease indigestion in 1444. It was the custom to bake white biscuits and paint them as window decorations.


Noises Off, as staged by Repertory Philippines under the direction of Miguel Faustmann, did a wonderful job entertaining me two Fridays ago when, as most of my Fridays go these days, I felt like taking refuge in the shadows of an auditorium. There's just something about the theater that draws me to it, and I could say without a doubt that I do love it because I can brave the evening rush, alone and commuting while the rain pours, just to see a good play.
Written in 1982 by English playwright Michael Frayn, Noises Off is a play within a play, a farce, a two-hour long blooper reel, shall we say, for what happens backstage during the fictional theatrical production of Nothing On. One might say it's more a documentary-style reality TV show than a blooper reel, though, because you not only get to see the actors out of character, pulling pranks on each other, forgetting their places or their lines, and laughing at themselves. There's drama involved, but drama that still manages to be hilarious fun.
The characters are all so dynamic. My favorites were Dotty Otley who plays Mrs. Clackett, portrayed by Frances Makil Ignacio (probably because she has the first line and she impressed me with the way she delivered her lines from start to finish) and Brooke Ashton who plays Vicki, portrayed by Carla Guevara-Laforteza (because her character was just funny all throughout, and I cannot forget her playing the part of Alice Beineke in Atlantis' production of The Addams Family last year).
Theater tickets aren't always as expensive as most people think, and to be honest, even if they were, they're usually worth their price, especially for productions as fantastic as Noises Off. The play only has four remaining shows, from April 25 to 27, at the OnStage Theater, Greenbelt 1, Makati. You can buy tickets via TicketWorld Manila. If you've never been to the theater before (outside of college, of course), Noises Off would be a good first play to watch.


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The last two games may be "good losses", but to make the playoffs, Green Bay will need to beat someone they aren't supposed to beat.
I don't know if I look at it quite that way, but they've put themselves in this position by playing so poorly on the road at Washington and at Detroit. Those were very winnable road games that didn't require perfect performances. The Packers played better on the road the past two weeks, but they were against much better opponents. Now they have to just prove they can beat anybody on the road, but they have to keep winning at home this week. It is what it is at this point.
Would pursuing Bruce Irvin be a good move for this team?
I'm sure the personnel department has studied his latest game film and will make the decision whether he's worth it. The trap fans fall into all the time is locking on to a player's name and his career. But what matters is what he's doing now. I don't know the answer to that because I don't study film of other teams/players.
We may find ourselves rooting for the Vikings a couple of times from here on out in order for the Packers to make a move in the division. This is going to be tough.
Can't worry about any of that at this point. It's about beating Miami and then going on the road to a tough place on a short week and getting a road win. That's all that matters. If they don't do that and have to start scoreboard watching by the end of November, I don't like their chances.
Lots of negativity this week. But we're still right in the thick of it for the division! Losing isn't fun, but at least we're not the Cardinals or the Giants.
The Packers have opportunities in front of them. They had two huge opportunities the past two weeks they let slip away. They have to grab the ones they still have this month and then see where things stand when December rolls around.
When Blake Martinez was briefly off the field, who wore the headset?
I believe it was Antonio Morrison, who filled in nicely. Tremendous effort by Martinez to come back and finish the game. I can't imagine how sore his ankle was Monday morning.
Very interesting article about AR12's increased throwaway rate. It is substantially higher than ever before. Is this a reaction to not taking sacks and risking injury? Has the coaching staff or AR12 gone on the record that they are trying to play differently to avoid sacks and hits?
I haven't heard anything to that effect. I chalk it up to working with more receivers (Graham and the rookies) who aren't as familiar with scramble drills with Rodgers. Cobb and Allison have missed a ton of games and they've got that experience with Rodgers. The others, aside from Adams, don't.
Mike, Well it's looking bad for our team right now. The New England game was way more difficult for me then the Rams. How do we turn this around??
The Packers have to finish games better, but they also have to clean up the errors that are shrinking their margin for error in that fourth quarter, whether you're talking about dumb personal fouls, penalties on special teams, missed throws, etc. The defense also needs to start taking the ball away. I've never seen this team go on a run without the defense getting a turnover or two per game. No takeaways the last two weeks made the Packers' one turnover each week a huge, huge play.
What matchup problems do the Dolphins pose this week?
Miami's pass defense in particular stands out most to me. 15 interceptions this year. Four guys with multiple picks. Offensively, they haven't been much different with Osweiler vs. Tannehill. Gore and Drake have run the ball well. They miss Wilson as a big-play guy with his injury. Stills is the one they rely on now. There aren't any matchups that should make anyone freak out. The Packers need to play a solid game and the results should follow.
Hey Mike! I asked about Jimmy Graham's lack of impact a couple of weeks ago and I'm still not super impressed. He just doesn't seem to have "it" anymore. Why do we continue to struggle at the TE position?
I thought Graham's impact in the first 2 1/2 quarters on Sunday night is what you're looking for. The Pats tried to put Chung on him, and Graham won most of those matchups. Rodgers also missed him when he was wide open on the sideline early. After his TD, New England adjusted to make Rodgers go elsewhere, and Graham never saw another pass.
Hello Mike, I'm a fan of coach McCarthy and believe he still has the drive to continue coaching this team. IYO, does it seem he's lost a little bit on the innovation to mix things up on offense. Andy Reid seems to be doing a wonderful job in KC. Isn't the NFL a copy cat league anymore? thank you.
I see this comment a lot. The narrative that Andy Reid reinvented himself is pretty common. Kareem Hunt and Tyreek Hill reinvented Reid in my opinion. You play to your personnel. Adams, Jones and Graham are the Packers' three best weapons right now, and MVS is coming on, but I don't see any comparables to Hunt and Hill. The Packers have had their chances. They were at nearly 350 yards through three quarters against the Patriots. The offense was moving the ball but just didn't finish the game.
Did the offside on the opening kickoff get the team off on the wrong foot, so to speak?
The special-teams miscues continue to pile up and there's just no excuse for them. The Pats started that first drive at their 41 after Patterson's return and the 5-yard penalty. That's a 16-yard advantage over the usual. The RTK on Tonyan cost 24 yards of field position in the final analysis. Those things don't help.
Turnovers are the one missing ingredient on defense right now. The number of times they stopped Tom Brady, and stopped Jared Goff and the Rams, should have been enough to win the game if the offense plays better, but as you said, one turnover here or there could really help that offense get going, too.
At least GB went 2/3 in the RZ. It's amazing what running the ball accomplishes when the field gets tighter.
6-for-13 on third down and 2-for-3 in the red zone are a good start to get those categories turned in the right direction. Now they have to keep it up. Only 3 red-zone possessions isn't going to cut it against the Patriots, though. They were headed for a fourth when Jones fumbled.
It's so frustrating to watch the offense stall so often. I feel like every single drive I'm saying "Wow, here comes another 3rd down" and then every defensive coordinator on the planet knows its going to be a pass play. It's difficult to understand how we've ended up in that position so often this year, honestly.
Sorry, but I'm not going to buy the predictability narrative. A big third down at LA, Rodgers checked to Jones run needing 5 yards, and he got only 2. Kicked a FG. Third-and-1 at NE, Rodgers tried the read-option run around the end, but Clayborn made a good play and stayed home. Probably cost the Packers a shot at a FG before half. The last two games they've avoided the third-and-forevers for the most part, but the results have to keep improving.
How do you think Breeland played on Sunday night?
He looked like a guy who hadn't played in a real game in a while. He wasn't awful but he wasn't on his game. He didn't even get a preseason this year. He's a proven pro who should start to settle in. He's going to keep getting snaps with King's hamstring injury now.
Sounds like Bulaga and Martinez are up in the air for this week, but nothing major for either guy. Allison will be out awhile. With King unlikely for this week, the short week next week could be in jeopardy as well. We didn't get any update on Brice.
Mike, Even though the Packers were never down by more than one score until halfway through the fourth quarter it still seems like the run/pass ratio was not well-balanced. Are defenses taking away the run and daring the Packers to pass? If so, that is quite unusual for the A-Rod era.
I can't speak to what Rodgers sees at the line of scrimmage when he has the option to change the play. The Packers have obviously run the ball effectively, but to me it's never as simple as keep doing that because it's working. Maybe it's working when they do it because they are trying to throw so much. A greater commitment to run could be something to try, but we actually don't know what the results will be. I don't believe in easy answers.
Last week on NFL live Darren Woodson said that the Packers secondary would be the best in the NFL next year. Also Tedy Bruski said that Martinez is impressive. High praise from 2 guys that in past never had much good to say about Packers.
This Packers' defense is coming around. It's still not where it needs to be, but it's giving this team a chance. Hopefully the days of one disastrous half, like in Washington back in September, are over.
Do you think the Packers will get back to the quick passing game? It seems to get the offense in a rhythm when they mix a little of that in.
The Packers usually get one good drive with quick passes each game, but when they don't immediately go back to it on the next drive, I'm assuming the defense has made an adjustment so they're going to probe and attack another way. The Packers have to start making those other ways work, too.
Disappointment had marked the first part of the season. I know he's human, but does Rodgers need to do something to spark the offense to get where we know they can go? Coaching or player leadership?
Rodgers just has to play better. He's admitted as much. He's missed throws all season he normally hits. He hasn't practiced as much as he usually does, obviously. There's a lot that goes into it. When Rodgers plays well, it seems to lift the entire team. It's usually not the other way around. He knows that.
MVS has really helped bring back the deep ball. I think his ability to stretch the field opposite Adams is going to get this offense humming pretty soon.
If defenses are going to continue to focus on Adams and Graham, MVS has to take advantage. I think he's tough to cover one-on-one. He's got size and breakaway speed. He caught one of two contested sideline passes in New England. He needs to keep making those plays, too.
There has been a lot of conversation about run vs pass balance, but what about pass route balance if that exists? AR12 seems to be throwing towards the sidelines a lot and passes over the middle seem to be way down from previous years. Is my perception off or has his throw chart changed markedly from prior seasons?
The last two weeks, the majority of the pressure Rodgers has faced has come from the interior. That takes away the inside throwing lanes. I don't think is some chronic avoidance of the middle. The deep connections the last two weeks have been down the middle. The outside stuff helps to set those up.
Is it Kumerow or Davis time yet?
We'll see. It could depend on the final prognosis for Allison, how many weeks he's projected to be out. I don't think that's been determined yet.
Yes, it does. That's why I say this is all about beating Miami and then finding some way, any way, to win a road game.
They typically say you don't win with gimmicks. Yet it feels like that's how the patriots beat us.
The Patriots do that to almost everyone. As I said in Monday's Inbox, I don't think I've ever seen a team that runs a full-blown gadget play in the middle of a hurry-up/no-huddle sequence. Second down, everyone hustles to the line, and then, surprise, and they caught the Packers with several rotational players in the defensive front seven on that sequence. The Packers need to execute their regular stuff better before you start spending all kinds of practice time on gadget plays.
How do you think Tramon played at safety Sunday night?
Just fine. One bad missed tackle, of course, but I didn't see miscommunications or other things that might come from a midseason switch there. The Packers' defense is no worse off with that move. What could hurt is continuing to miss King. I've said quite often the defense has just looked different this year with both King and Alexander as the top two cover men. They haven't been on the field together enough, but I like the way Josh Jackson is coming along, and he's going to get a big-time shot now.
Mike, Its looking like that 1st round pick from the Saints is going to be a low 1. Look at their last few years. Packer fans are spoiled.


If you have been looking for a change of scenery, and Vermont sounds good to you, Governor Phil Scott signed new legislation into law Thursday that should sweeten the deal for you.
Per CNN Money, eligible workers can get up to $5,000 a year, but that cannot exceed $10,000 over two years, through the state's new remote worker grant program.
However, the money can be used on a host of qualified expenses, such as costs to relocate, any necessary computer equipment and software that you might require, as well as internet access and co-working memberships.
One might ask then why Vermont is looking to spend money on getting people to move there.
According to Joan Goldstein, commissioner of economic development for Vermont, the state has a small and aging population. "We recognize the need to recruit people to the state, and this is one of those efforts." It has apparently been a popular proposition as she said her office is already getting inquiries from interested workers.
Regarding eligibility, a worker has to be a full-time employee for an out-of-state business, work primarily from home or a co-working space in Vermont, and become a full-time resident on or after January 1, 2019.
As always, any potential move could have tax implications for you as well. "You will have to pay income tax in Vermont even if you earn it outside of the state," said Goldstein. "The whole idea of getting more people is because we need to broaden the tax base ... but if you are moving from New York, taxes are less here."
As one who has visited Vermont on numerous occasions in the past, I can certainly vouch for the beauty of the state, and its proximity to other destinations. The class of maple syrup is bar none some of the best, Vermonters are quite friendly, but just be sure to look out for the occasional moose who might drop by.


Where were you guys before I started this blog? How come no one warned me of the occupational hazards of blogging?
No, I am not referring to the fact that I worry more about the lighting for my food photos than I do about my hungry children. Nor am I talking about the embarrassing (to my children, at least) way I gush over beautiful produce at the farmer's market. And I'm not even talking about the round-the-clock obsession with checking my fellow bloggers' sites and planning our next shoot.
I'm talking about the very unfortunate fact that I have spoiled my children. There was a day when Banana Bread was a treat. ("Wow. Mommy made cake!") These days, they turn up their noses at an ordinary loaf of banana bread. ("Oh. Did we have rotten bananas you needed to use up?") Sure, they pretend they have my blogs' best interests in mind. ("Mommy, don't you want to make something interesting for your blog?") as they ask for Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp, Chocolate Muffins or my Signature Chocolate Chip Cookies.
So when I came across this recipe on Cinnamon Spice & Everything Nice, there was just a little hint of spite as I clipped it and eyed those browning bananas. As I mashed the bananas and measured out the chips, I have to admit that the expression "I'll show them" did go through my mind.
Well, I showed them alright. This recipe made for such a lovely cake that I wrapped it up in individual slices and forbade everyone from eating it. I caved when they looked at me with their sad puppy-dog eyes and asked for just a tiny bit. And all it took was one "YUMMY" from my two-year-old to make all my resolutions vanish. This cake is good. Good enough to share with my spoiled but very-much-loved family.
Preheat the oven to 350*. Lightly grease a standard sized loaf pan.
In a large mixing bowl, beat the banana for a minute or so till well mashed. Add the eggs, honey, sugar, and vanilla and mix for another minute or so, until smooth.
Add the baking soda, baking powder, salt and cinnamon. Mix to combine and then add the flour.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan. Bake for a little under an hour until a toothpick comes out clean from center. Cool for about 1/2 hour before turning the loaf out onto a wire rack to cool some more.
Linking this up to Melt in Your Mouth Monday, Seasonal Potluck, Real Food Wednesday, Ultimate Recipe Swap, Ultimate Recipe Swap (once again!), Let's Do Brunch and Life as Mom.
Aww, sounds like you really have a beautiful family KAH. And, the banana bread looks amazing and moist.
Everything from Reeni's blog is always so awesome. Looks like you really did justice to this bread and made those kids happy!
Looks like a lovely, moist bread and with cinnamon AND chocolate - it's certainly a winner with me.
What a cute post!! And I so agree with all you wrote about this blogging business!! My son rolls his eyes patiently waiting for the photo to be taken so he can finally eat!! And, this bread, btw, is awesome! I think he'll be happy waiting to grab a slice of this!
I'm munching on one of these muffins right now. Absolutely delicious! (and my 2yo son agrees) Thanks for sharing.
I remember my mom's banana bread was a special occasion thing too!
Ha, I completely understand! My husband is also totally spoiled. I can only imagine what will happen once I have children.
i totally know what you mean! once you admit to being a food blogger, no one lets you get away with plain old banana bread anymore. Not fair.
I've been meaning to make this! It sounds super delicious!
This banana bread reminds me of my childhood... I used to claim that I hated bananas, but then my mom came along with this mysterious bread that had chocolate chips, and it somehow got by me that it was called "banana bread"... I thought it was just an odd coincidence, because that bread was incredible. Way to take it to the next level with a bit of zucchini hidden inside!
No surprise this was a hit - it sounds great!
This banana bread looks so good! and same here, I also gush over beautiful food..
I love banana bread. And zucchini bread. Great idea to put them both into one!
Aw! Sounds like your kids are spoiled in the best way. And can I tell you: I am so excited to make my first loaf of zicchini bread this season!
Yes, your family is very lucky that bread looks amazing.
I've tried zucchini bread and banana bread, but never together - sounds deliciously sweet and moist. As soon as banana prices come down from the crazy high here in Sydney, I'll be trying this! Thanks!
By the way, thanks for stopping by my blog, glad you liked my "rustic pencil holder!"
This sounds delicious. I've been making muffins with carrots, zucchini, and/or banana, but I guess a reliable recipe might be useful! Tell your family thanks for their patience. I enjoy some good food photos. Not that you can tell from my blog!
Your post made me smile, and I love the recipe you have shared. I never thought about mixing bananas and zucchini, but I can just imagine what a lovely moist and flavourful cake they must make. Thank you for sharing another yummy recipe with Let's Do Brunch.
Oh that looks delicious! Great flavor combination.
It does look pretty good! Another bookmark.
Love this recipe. Just what I was looking for when I spied my shriveling bananas on the counter and extra zucchini in the fridge! I substituted whole wheat flower for the 3/4C portion and added 1/4C flax seeds. I think next time I will add some walnuts, I love walnuts and chocolate chips in breads. Thank you for the inspiration, will check out more of your recipes!
Love the addition of flax seeds! Thanks for stopping by.
I'm not sure what happened...but I had to cook this for an hour and a half and it's still barely cooked through. Hopefully once it cools it'll firm up. Tastes wonderful though!
Hm, that's odd. I make this all the time and it comes out wonderful. Hope it turns out ok.
Hello! Fun comments. I have overly ripe bananas and zucchini from the garden, but what if I don't have any chocolate chips around? Suggestions? Oh, and does this recipe work with muffins? Thanks so much for sharing!
Yes this does work with muffins cuz I made them the other day and they are wonderful!!! I cooked them for 20 - 25 minutes!!!
Just made this morning and split the batter between 6 muffins and a small bread loaf. YUM! Thanks for the recipe!
Super! That's great to hear.


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This College In Mumbai Implements Solar Energy, Vertical Gardens and Waste Management
Smt Kamaladevi Gauridutt (KG) Mittal College of Arts and Commerce in Malad has initiated many eco-friendly measures which saves upto ₹27,500 every month in electricity bills.
By Mumbai Live Team Education
The principle of 'practice what you preach' has been implemented in its true sense in this college in Malad. Smt Kamaladevi Gauridutt (KG) Mittal College of Arts and Commerce has started solar energy, vertical gardens and waste management in its 29,000 square feet campus along with help from its students.
The waste from the canteen gets converted into compost which is then used for the numerous trees that are planted on the campus. The vertical garden has been planted on the 8-feet compound wall which has saplings of ayurvedic plants.
Also Read: 50 Per Cent Students Yet To Receive Academic Material In BMC-Run Schools
Moreover, there are over 58 solar panels with a capacity of 20 kilowatt-power (kWp) generate an average of 76 units per day or 28,000 units in a year. The college which is run by Marwari Vidyalaya Trust in Malad plans to become 'zero energy' by 2020 i.e. generating its own electricity.
Notably, these measures have helped the college to save up to ₹27,500 per month in electricity bills and are further planning to raise awareness about energy conservation in other colleges as well.
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Mess with This: Reset Hard's Approach to Modding
by Daniel Shumway on 09/04/18 10:11:00 am
Reset Hard is in active development; more details will be incoming throughout September. Interested in learning more about Reset Hard? Want to follow up about something in this article? Want to get notified when demos are available? Visit the site, or come chat with me directly on Discord!
Some Philosophy
I've been open since the start of Reset Hard that I'm interested in building a moddable game, partly as a way to drum up interest in the game, but also just because the game's design lends itself really well to community expansion.
Reset Hard's approach to modding is informed by four design mantras:
Make tools accessible: Prefer either Open Source or internally developed tools where possible. Tools should be freely available and work cross-platform.
Prioritize low-level APIs: It will always be possible to build high-level abstractions on top of a flexible, low-level API. The opposite is not true. I prefer to offer low-level tools when possible, even when the API is slightly more cumbersome or complicated.
Be transparent: Modders should be able to examine existing levels and sections of game code to determine how Reset Hard works. Reset Hard is not an Open Source game, but I'm not going out of my way to be too coy about how it's programmed or what its internals look like.
Eat your own dog food: The tools I'm providing for modding are the same tools that I use internally to build the game. The API for user levels, entities, and sprites will be the same APIs that I use when building levels, entities, and sprite.
Over the course of this post, I'll be going over some of the ways that these mantras have influenced the game's architecture.
Electron and Javascript
Reset Hard is written using web technologies and then packaged for the desktop. Neither Javascript nor Electron are commonly used for commercial games. There are downsides to me choosing these technologies, including performance, memory management, and frame timings.
However, for a game like Reset Hard the benefits outweigh the negatives. As far as modding is concerned, leveraging Electron makes it easier for me to expose internal APIs and to allow players to override interfaces and imports.
Javascript is an extremely accessible, flexible language, which should decrease the barrier of entry for new modders. It comes with good debugging tools, which makes it easier to prototype and play with new ideas. It also has some promising sandboxing features, which I'm still looking into, but may also enable players to install mods without doing a ton of extra validation that they're safe.
Client/Server Separation
Reset Hard's client is written in HTML, Javascript, and CSS. Where possible, the interface is laid out semantically. This should make it easy for modders to customize the basic layout via CSS. Additional scripts can also be attached by editing the HTML directly.
The actual game engine of Reset Hard communicates with the front-end over a documented protocol. I will support communication over websocket even though the main client will be integrated to reduce lag.
This means that aside from modifying the client directly, modders will also be able to create entirely separate clients and visualizations. The websocket protocol will also enable modders to remotely script player input to build AIs or assistants.
The game can already be run in headless mode, so I'm considering exposing that as an option in the final build to make it easier to host remote servers and build interesting remote/scripted experiments.
Custom Entities and Overrides
Reset Hard uses NodeJS as its runtime, and in that spirit the code is highly modular. Modders will be able to import public interfaces both to use and extend in their own code.
I'll provide an entry point where all of my internal interfaces are loaded.
var ENTITIES = {
player : require('entities/player')
switch : require('entities/switch'),
module.exports = ENTITIES;
When I am loading the lists of entities and utilities into the main game, I will merge active mods on top of that import list.
I'm still ironing out the details about how mod bundles will work, but basically it will boil down to providing a config file that uses the same interface that I do for internal development.
var myMod = {
entities : {
switch : require('./my-switch-override.js'),
customEntityType : require('./my-custom-entity-type.js')
levels : {
intro : require('./overrided-intro-level/main.js'),
module.exports = myMod;
Getting away from the technical details, what all of this means is that modders will be able to override internal modules and entities, and those changes will be universally applied across the entire game.
Level Editing
In keeping with my first modding mantra, I use an open source level editor, Tiled, to build puzzles and levels in Reset Hard. Tiled is freely available for Mac, Linux, and Windows.
If you want to programatically build or modify a level, Tiled's export format is well documented JSON. This means that in addition to having access to the raw tools that I use, modders will be able to build their own.
One nice thing about using Tiled is that its export format is lossless. This means that any of the packaged levels for Reset Hard will also be able to be opened directly in Tiled. This will hopefully making modding more accessible, since if you see me doing something cool in a level, you'll be able to open it up and directly see my implementation.
Outside of Tiled, named entities within a level can be wrapped with custom scripts, allowing modders to specify per-level behaviors. A level in Reset Hard is really just a directory with a map file, an entry point, and scripts.
The level format in Reset Hard is still evolving, so I won't go into too much detail about how exactly everything works. But suffice to say, I am enormously proud of how flexible the current system has turned out to be.
There are, of course, problems that I haven't tackled yet.
Resolution/framerate independent animations and sprites: I'm still trying to figure out what the best way is to allow modders to add additional animations, or to override the art-style and resolution entirely.
Translation support: I actually have a fair amount of experience with building software that can be easily translated, so I'm not worried about this. But there are still a few things for me to think about here.
Sandboxing: I am a big believer in sandboxing software to protect people's computers. There are a few promising options here for Javascript, but I'll need to do more research and testing before I can trust any of them. Any amount of sandboxing will be a win, but obviously more is better.
Mod support will be an ongoing task within development. My first priority with Reset Hard is getting the game done - this is why I haven't taken the time yet to worry about things like translation support or sandboxing. None of these topics make me worried, but it will likely be a little while before I have the time or resources to tackle them.
Building Out a Community
I've been mostly talking about tools, but tooling is only one half of building a moddable game. The other half is fostering a community.
There are a couple of really promising directions that this can go. I've been talking to some people in industry about options, and I am very optimistic about the potential of Mod.io as a way to integrate mod loading into the client itself. Obviously this wouldn't support some of the more invasive mods like full client replacements, but it would be an interesting way to help promote and distribute custom level packs.
However, there are additional questions that integration with services like Mod.io bring to the table. Mainly, 'how far should this integration go?'
There are a lot of potential answers to that question.
The game allows you to browse curated level packs.
The game allows you to browse full-fledged curated mods.
The game allows you to browse uncurated mods.
The game allows you to load and manage mods, but doesn't give you the ability to browse them.
And those options are really just scratching the surface.
Figuring out how mod integration is going to work, figuring out if the broader community wants even wants it, and figuring out what the security and quality risks are for the main game is going to be a reasonably large job. As I get closer to making decisions about this, I'll start reaching out to more developers and community members to get their feedback.
The possibility is there to make something great with integrated mod installation and browsing. My main concern is making sure that I don't mess that up or miss out on building something really amazing.
Why Care About This?
Modding is a great way to extend the life of a game, and it's a great value proposition for new players. It's a great way to boost community interest in a game, and it's a great way to leverage a community as a source for additional content. But while these are all good side effects that I want to take advantage of, they are not the entire point of what I'm doing.
The point of modding is to allow a community to gain a sense of ownership over a game. It's to give users the ability to address individual problems and concerns. It's to turn consumers into creators by giving them tools to express themselves outside of a designer's original intent.
I'm sure that there will be games in the future that I won't want to see modded; where the experience I'm sharing is either so personal or so direct that I am not interested in seeing it translated or changed. And in those cases, I'll probably ask the community to take their stuff someplace else where I don't need to see it.
But even if I never end up documenting everything, or creating curated channels, or building special tools, or even interacting with that community at all, at the very least I'm going to avoid unnecessarily burdening or restricting someone who wants to mess with my IP. And that's because, frankly, modding is not about me.
I don't believe that I should get the final say about how people consume or interact with the things that I build. So with Reset Hard, I'm taking that attitude to the extreme — opening up as much of my internal implementation as possible, and building an engine that allows players to extend and replace nearly anything.
I believe that healthy communities will nearly always take some kind of cultural ownership over the IPs they're built on. With Reset Hard, I'm just making that invitation a little more explicit.
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Q: How to not install google cloud sdk by default while creating a Compute Engine instance? Whenever I create a Compute Engine instance, it installs the google-cloud-sdk by default on the server. And that installs and configures BOTO on the server and set environment variables for that.
What I want is to not have anything remotely related to BOTO on the server.
I have tried the documentation in various places but no luck anywhere.
Anyone can help me?

A: Cloud SDK is pre-installed on the public images provided by Google. It is a useful tool when your VM needs to interact with other resources in your project.
I am not sure what is the reason you want to uninstall it. When you create a VM, you are given the possibility to define the service account and the scopes that will work with that VM. That service account will be the one authenticated on the gcloud tool running in the VM. That account and the scopes of the VM will be the ones limiting access to other resources. For additional information check this article
You can always choose not to link a service account at the creation time of the VM.  If you do that, Cloud SDK will not have any credentials to access any other resources in your project.
i.e.
gcloud auth list
No credentialed accounts.
To login, run:  $ gcloud auth login `ACCOUNT`

Check this discussion which also addresses the same topic.
If you really want to remove Cloud SDK, you can follow the steps provided here


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Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, naturalizations in Austria have increased in the first half of 2021. During this time Austria granted citizenship to 5,057 people. In the same period, however, Vienna experienced a decrease in the number of naturalizations. Read more about the details of this trend and how they vary among the federal states of Austria.
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