Do you agree or disagree with this following statement?
Some people think the media (including newspapers,televisions,radio and internet sources)are less concerned with the accuracy of news.some people think the information from the media are becoming incorrect .
Use specific examples and reasons to support your answer.
The term "Nazca Lines" refer to a series of images created in the desert of Peru about 2,000 years ago. These images,many depicting geometric shapes, are extremely large with some covering several kilometers. Although researchers know how the Nazca Lines were created--the top layer of dark rocks were removed from the desert floor, exposing the lighter soil underneath--they remain uncertain why they were created. Several theories have been suggested to account for the presence of these lines. One theory is that the Nazca Lines were used as an astronomical calendar for tracking events such as the winter solstice (the day with shortest number of daylight hours) that were important to agricultural peoples. This theory was supported by the discovery of an astronomical link between some of the images and various planets and stars. It was pointed out, for example, that on the day of the winter solstice, the Sun sets almost directly over a single long line drawn in the desert. Another theory is that the Nazca images were created as a monument alart form expressing the Nazca people's cultural and social importance in the region. Many ancient peoples built large monuments and artworks to demonstrate their power and celebrate their achievements. The Egyptians built massive pyramids, for example, and Easter Islanders curved massive human heads out of stone. It seems reasonable, therefore, to think that the Nazca images were built for similar reasons--to impress others. A third theory focuses on the fact that there is evidence that people traveled by foot along the line. This has led to the speculation that the Nazca Lines represented sites of footraces in which individuals or groups of individuals competed for athletic victory. In this view, the Nazca images are ancient racetracks.


Lettye E. "Beth" Lewis, age 63, of Kahoka, MO, passed away peacefully, Thursday, March 28, 2019 at her home surrounded by family.
She was born August 21, 1955 in Kahoka, a daughter of Robert and Lula Belle McClellan Laffoon.
Beth graduated from Clark Co. R-1 High School in 1973 and on February 13, 1974, was united in marriage to Alan Lewis at the Kahoka United Methodist Church.
step mother-in-law, Linda Lewis of Kahoka; two sons, Brandon Lewis of Burlington and Ryan Lewis of Kahoka; two daughters, Sara (Mike) Smith of Revere and Megan (Brandon) Parsons of Dearborn, MI; five grandchildren: Rylea and Amarah Lewis, Avery Smith and Jude and Harlow Parsons; one brother, Robert "Bud" (Beverly) Laffoon of Wayland; two sisters,Gretchen (David) Myers of Oak Grove, MO and Kathy (Fred) Buschling of Wayland;brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Conda (Richard (Lindell) of Mesa, AZ, Jerry Lewis of Las Vegas, NV, Donna (Harold) Heinze of Kahoka, Lori (Jimmy) Brooksbank of Mesa, AZ, Cora (Terry) Malone of Kahoka, Mark Egley of Colorado, Daryl (Deana) Egley of Kahoka, Diana Hacker of Mesa, AZ, and Mitchell (Mellissa) Lewis of Chesterfield, MO; as well as other relatives.
She was preceded in death by her father; a granddaughter, Lexie Smith; and in-laws, Duane and Sara Mae Lewis.
Beth was a member of the Kahoka United Methodist Church. In earlier years she worked for Dr. Beckert, Sheller Globe and Bill Holliday. Due to her health, she had retired from the Exchange Bank of Kahoka.
Beth loved reading her Bible and Daily Devotionals. She would spend time on her computer finding words of inspiration to keep her focused on what is important in life. She also wrote short stories for grandkids as they were growing up. They were the light of her life and she took great pride in them. Her positive spirit and faith carried her through and became even stronger.
Funeral services were held Monday, April 1, 2019 at 10 a.m. at the Kahoka United Methodist Church with Pastor Barb Hagerla officiating. Mrs. Rae Jean Martin was pianist with congregational hymns: "Blessed Assurance", "Amazing Grace", "In the Garden" and "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder".
Pallbearers were Brandon Lewis, Ryan Lewis, Brandon Parsons, Mike Smith, Travis Heinze and Josh Heinze.
Burial was in the Sand Cemetery at St. Francisville.
Visitation was held at Wilson Funeral Home in Kahoka after noon on Sunday with family receiving friends from 4-6 .m.
Memorials may be made to the Clark Co. Local Cancer Fund or NEMO Hospice.


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Dendritic Spine Formation and Fragile X
FRAXA Research Foundation 2001-2005 Grants • Brenman, Jay • Completed Research Grant • Disease Mechanisms • University of North Carolina February 27, 2003 March 21, 2019 fruit fly, MAP1b
With a $35,000 grant from FRAXA Research Foundation in 2003, Dr. Jay Brenman and his team at the University of North Carolina utilized the fruit fly (Drosophila) to model disease and examined the fly model of Fragile X in an effort to understand the basic mechanisms of disease.
Jay Brenman, PhD
Paul Medina, PhD
FRAXA Postdoctoral Fellow (2003)
by Jay Brenman, PhD, 3/1/2005
Our stated goals were divided into 3 aims:
1. Testing the genetic requirements of dfxr (Drosophila Fragile X related gene) in dendritic filopodia development.
2. Identification of genes required for normal dendritic filopodia development.
3. Assembling genes involved in dendritic filopodia development into genetic signaling pathways and biochemical complexes.
For Aim 1, we analyzed both over-expression and loss of function for dfxr in sensory neurons in Drosophila. We did not see very strong phenotypes in sensory neuron dendrites. Although there is now some published literature suggesting there is, we do not feel the phenotypes/effects are strong enough in our hands to justify continuing our limited resources along this line of research.
Aim 2 has been very successful. We have identified 16 mutations affecting dendrite development. In particular, we are focusing on late stage dendrite development mutants including mutations affecting the development of Actin rich dendrite structure – dendrite filopodia, which share some biochemical similarity to human spines. This is a very exciting part of the project and is a novel screen. The first gene we are identifying from this screen maps to a region containing Futsch, a MAP1B homologue, which regulates Fragile X in Drosophila. We have also found a DNA alteration in Futsch in this mutant. It is possible some of the other novel mutations we identify will also affect proteins that may have a connection to Fragile X, or we may be able to connect to dfxr in the future.
Aim 3 was not completed.
by Jay Brenman, 6/2003
Dendrites are extensions of neurons where information is received, processed and stored in the brain. Dendritic spines are found along dendrites, and on these spines, most synapses form. It is at these synapses that signals are passed from one neuron to the next.
Despite the importance of dendrite and dendritic spine formation for cognitive function, few genetic approaches exist to analyze dendrite development. A better understanding of the genetic basis of dendrite and dendritic spine formation may provide insights into human neurodevelopmental disorders, including Fragile X.
We are developing a genetic model for analyzing dendrite and dendritic spine development utilizing Drosophila, or fruit flies. Surprisingly, 72% of known human neurological disease genes exist in Drosophila, including the Fragile X gene, so Drosophila has often been used to identify and understand genes that can cause human disease. Absence of the Fragile X gene function in both humans and Drosophila results in abnormal behavior and neuroanatomical defects. We hope to identify other genes that function together with the Fragile X gene to properly form dendrites. Hopefully some of these genes will be therapeutic targets for Fragile X and other neurodevelopmental disorders.

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The background and story of David and the hyssop plant are related in 2 Samuel chapters 11:1–12:25 and Psalm 51 (New International Version Study Bible, 2002).
In the spring David remained in Jerusalem when the Israelite army went out to fight the Ammonites. Unable to sleep one evening, David walked on the palace roof. Looking down he saw a beautiful woman, Bathsheba, bathing. David had Bathsheba brought to him and they spent the night together. Later Bathsheba sent David a note saying she was pregnant. The problem was that Bathsheba was the wife of Uriah, a soldier serving with the Israelite army.
God's law prescribed the death penalty for both David and Bathsheba because of their adultery (Leviticus 20:10). Attempting to cover his transgression, David ordered Bathsheba's husband to be placed in the front lines of battle without adequate support. Uriah was killed. After Bathsheba's mourning period, David married Bathsheba. Chapter 11 ends with the statement, "the thing that David had done displeased the Lord" (2 Samuel 11:27).
1) Because David killed Uriah with the sword of the Ammonites and took Bathsheba as a wife, the sword would never depart from David's house.
2) Calamity will come on David from his own household and his wives would be given to one who is close to David.
David's immediate response was to acknowledge his sin before Nathan and before God. Nathan assured David that God took his sin away and that David would not die; but, David and Bathsheba's child would die.
Psalm 51 was written by David soon after Nathan confronted him with his adultery and murder. Psalm 51 is classified as one of the Penitential Psalms. David began the Psalm asking God for mercy and to wash away his sins. Specifically, David asked God to cleanse him with hyssop. The hyssop plant was used in the first Passover in Egypt to mark Israelite homes with the blood of the Passover lamb or goat (Exodus 12:21-23). It was also used by them in ritual cleansing or purification, e.g., after an individual recovered from a skin infection (Leviticus 14:3-7) and after a home was cleaned from mildew (Leviticus 14:48-53). The hairy surface of hyssop leaves and branches held liquids well; thus, it was adopted as a sprinkling device in purification rituals.
The hyssop that David referred to was most likely the aromatic plant Origanum syriacum called wild majoram, hyssop, and za`atar (Arabic). The hyssop is indigenous to Turkey and the eastern Mediterranean, e.g., Israel. In Israel, hyssop is distributed distributed throughout the country except the deserts. It is frost-sensitive. O. syriacum is an up-right perennial and a giant among oreganos growing as tall as four feet. As the oregano plant ages, stems become a woody brown and leaves a dark, dusty green. The O. syriacum is harvested and used fresh when the plant is young until flowers bloom. Mature leaves and flowering stems are dried and sold commercially as "oregano," a name that should be restricted to Origanum vulgare. The fresh or dried herb can be mixed with olive oil and spread over warm pita bread for a delicious accompaniment to a meal. Flower stems can be made into fresh herbal wreaths. As in ancient Israel, the O. syriacum was gathered in bunches and used as a brush or sprinkler for purification rituals.
The hyssop plant is a symbol of humility. When David murdered Uriah and took Bathsheba as his wife, he mimicked the proud behavior of foreign kings; however, God called the Israelites to a higher standard of behavior (Leviticus 20:10). Murder was murder and adultery was adultery whether committed by the king or the lowest servant in Israel. When David cried out his remorse and asked to be cleansed with hyssop, he acknowledged his sin and repented. David showed his humility before God and before the people in his kingdom.
Humility is a spirit of deference or submission, not being proud, haughty, arrogant, or assertive. Many Bible verses focus on humility. In the Old Testament we read that God guides the humble in what is right (Psalm 25:9), gives grace to the humble (Proverbs 3:34), and crowns the humble with salvation (Psalm 149:4). Humility takes precedence over both wisdom and honor (Proverbs 11:2, 15:33, 18:12). In the New Testament, humility is first mentioned in Matthew when Christ identified himself as gentle and humble in heart (Matthew 11:29). Paul told the Church at Philippi that Christ humbled himself and obeyed God, even though Christ's obedience meant his death on the cross (Philippians2:8).
As he was humble, Christ instructed us, his followers, to be humble (Matthew 18:4; Luke 14:7–11). Christ was concerned particularly about the humility of religious leaders. He noted that some Pharisees dressed in religious clothing, sat at places of honor at banquets, and loved to be called "Rabbi." These Pharisees were more concerned with outward piety and praise than practicing their faith. Christ said "whoever exalts himself will be humbled and whoever humbles himself will be exalted" (Matthew 23:12, New International Version Study Bible, 2002). In this same instruction, Christ averred that the greatest among you will be your servant (Matthew 23:11). Recently, I attended a church dinner in a parishioner's home. When I finished eating, I picked up my husband's and my dishes and walked to the kitchen. At the sink I saw our senior pastor. He was alone in the kitchen washing dishes, in no way calling attention to him. As a fairly new member of the church, I began to realize why Pastor Mark was so loved. He exhibited humility and was willing to quietly serve others.
For many of us, not acting haughty or arrogant is fairly easy. Haughty means blatantly or disdainfully proud; while arrogant is exaggerating our own worth or importance. We've seen individuals who are haughty and arrogant, and we don't want to be like them. Not being assertive is harder. Asserting oneself is speaking or acting in a manner that compels recognition especially of one's rights. Many individuals today, especially women, minorities, and students have taken courses on how to present themselves assertively. How do we reconcile the image of ourselves as being equals with not being assertive? The answer may be in the word compel in the definition of asserting oneself. To compel means to cause someone to do something because of overwhelming pressure. Christianity is not about compelling or forcing others to do what we want. Assertive, forcing, and compelling behaviors are antithetical to humility.
You may be thinking that humility is all well and good for David; but, you are a minority in the work world or a student in a university. If you don't demand, compel, or force your employer/teacher to acknowledge your rights, you will not have them. That could be true or it may not be true. Perhaps we could present our petitions and requests in non-forceful ways; in ways that distinguish us from non-Christian employees or students. I think about students who have disagreed with my grades and grading comments. When students communicate humbly, honestly questioning a grade, and asking for an explanation, I am much more prone to re-read their papers and re-thing the grade than when students' communications are forceful and demanding.
God does not always promise that Christians will achieve their every desire by acting humbly; yet Christians are called to be humble, to have a spirit of deference and submission. In his first letter Saint Peter wrote that we should clothe ourselves with humility toward one another because God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble (1 Peter 5:5). Further, God instructed through Peter to "humble yourselves, therefore, under God's mighty hand so that he may (is free to) lift you up in due time" (1 Peter 5:6). Notice that we must take the first step to reap God's rewards. We must first be humble so we can receive God's grace and be lifted up by God.
Reflection. What would happen if for one week when you dressed every morning you imagined you were clothing yourself with humility? Try it and keep a daily journal of how your week goes. Think about the outcomes in relation to 1 Peter 5:5-6.
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Most of life's circumstances are beyond our control. Family, work and busy schedules can bring all of us a certain amount of stress and anxiety. In my work with patients with difficulty managing their weight, stress is often reported as the number one thing that triggers emotional eating, which means reaching for food for comfort and support rather than asking for help. Why? Because asking for help is hard. We tell ourselves stories about what it means to not have it all figured out, and then feel embarrassed, ashamed and just plain afraid of what others will think of us because we are facing the same challenges we faced six months or a year ago. What I'd like to emphasize is that most people are just so over scheduled, over committed and exhausted that asking for help also feels like one more thing to add to an extremely long "to do" list.
A Università de Montrà al research team is developing a pill composed of leptin, the protein that tells our brain to stop eating. "Mice deprived of leptin will not stop eating. They become so big they have trouble moving around, " says Moà se Bendayan, a pathology professor at the Università de Montrà al Faculty of Medicine who has studied the leptin protein extensively. Leptin regulates appetite in mammals and its levels decrease when fasting and rise during meals. It has been proven to be an appetite suppressant when administered intravenously to pathologically obese people. Postdoctoral student Philippe Cammisotto is leading the charge for a leptin-based, appetite suppressing pill with Dr.
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Q: DocumentDB how to LINQ query on _TS? I want to query the update timestamp _ts on documents to get documents that haven't mutated since a certain amount of time.
When I create a select query in the azure portal this works:
SELECT TOP 10 c.id FROM c WHERE c._ts < 6.35909919217878E+17

The wierd number is the Ticks created with a datetime object, see below.
But when I try to create it through LINQ it won't do because you don't have _ts but a Timestamp as a DateTime object. When I try to enter a full DateTime object to compare to the Timestamp it crashes saying it doesn't support it. So I try this:
DocRepo.Get(x => x.Timestamp.Ticks < CloseDate.Ticks);

This results to nothing and when I watch the query executed it has this as a select query:
SELECT * FROM root WHERE root[\"_ts\"][\"Ticks\"] < 6.35909943137688E+17

Is it possible to query on the _ts timestamp or do i have to have an extra updatedAt field to do it, which seems redundant.

A: You have a couple of problems with your queries.  In your first query, you are comparing "Ticks" (one ten millionth of a second - see here) to the _ts value which will most likely return all the documents in your collection because the _ts value is a POSIX (Unix) time measured in seconds see here. They also aren't based on the same epoch. The Unix value starts at midnight 1,1,1970 where the Ticks start at midnight 1,1,0001 Therefore, the _ts value will always be much smaller than the Ticks value (not to mention off by 1,969 years!).  You will need to convert your dates to their Unix time value. You could create an Extension method to help you do this:
    public static long ToUnixTime(this DateTime date)
    {
        var epoch = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, DateTimeKind.Utc);
        return (long)(date - epoch).TotalSeconds;
    }

As for the Linq statement, you can't (unfortunately) put a DateTime into a Linq query because a DateTime value won't convert to a const (which is the error you are getting). So, in both cases, you can't compare either the _ts value or TimeStamp value very easily.
So what to do? Well, in looking at the DocumentDB SDK, if you look at the definition of TimeStamp you will see the following:
    // Summary:
    //     Gets the last modified timestamp associated with the resource.
    [JsonConverter(typeof(UnixDateTimeConverter))]
    [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "_ts")]
    public virtual DateTime Timestamp { get; internal set; }

So by default, the SDK is converting the _ts value to a DateTime and exposing it through TimeStamp field.  There are a couple of things you could do depending on what type your DocRepo is returning. If it is the default Document type, you could create a new class and inherit from the Docment type like this:
public class MyDocument : Document
{
    public long _ts
    {
        get; set;
    }
}

If it is your own custom class, then just add the _ts field to your class. Either way, if the _ts field is present, DocumentDB will populate the field.  Then, if you add the ToUnixTime extension method you could compose your Linq query like this:
DocRepo.Get(x => x._ts < CloseDate.ToUnixTime());

It may not be an elegant solution and someone (hopefully) might come up with a better solution, but I have verified that it works against my own DocumentDB collection.
Hope this helps.

A: This is what i use to convert Unix timestamp into DateTime format we can easily understand in C#:
  public DateTime TimeStamp
        {
            get
            {
                return DateTimeOffset.FromUnixTimeSeconds(int.Parse(_ts)).DateTime;
            }
        }

Hope this helps.

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E-learning or distance learning has been in trends for quite a long time. Distance education helps you achieve all those things which you can't achieve being in a regular classroom. you can simply attend your classes while you are working in an organization. There are various benefits of this education system which we have already discussed in our previous posts. Today, We will be sharing our views on the 5 key element with the help of which e-learning is really interested and engaging.
Before that, we need to know what are the 4 major things which can cause losing the focus from e-learning.
So, for better learning prospects you need to handle all these four factors effectively and move ahead to learn more and be an educated persona.
Now, let's start with those 5 elements by use of which you will be engaging students into e-learning.
1. Generate interest: Offer the students with a visually appealing user interface & other sound effects to engage their auditory system. Catchy headlines, occasional humor, and plenty of brevity help engage learners and optimize retention.
2. Demonstrate practical value: Explain them relevant element with practicals. Explain the practical value of their newfound knowledge or skill, and how they will be able to use it.
3. Be interactive: Ask questions, be interactive and be one among the student and make them comfortable with interactive study process.
4. Challenge the students: Challenge students through discovery, let them participate in thought-provoking and incorporation of meaningful knowledge assessments. All students will get benefit from positive reinforcement and constructive feedback.
5.Share Knowledge efficiently: Keep each session on one relevant topic with several supporting points. Use various modes of learning such as multimedia, practices, practicals, assessments & much more. Allow the students to progress at their own pace.
These are the 5 elements which will surely help you out to engage students in e-learning. We are one of the best distance education universities where you can learn and get educated in your desired skill.


Back in April, Facebook made some changes to their privacy policies and the API that Edgar uses to publish Facebook posts. These changes included removing the page search function that allowed Edgar to tag Facebook pages in your Facebook posts.
While that was a major bummer, we've got great news! Facebook has restored the page search function, and Edgar has restored his tagging feature!


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How Danone Put Insights at Their Employees' Fingertips
Stravito February 22, 2019
A global organisation with a global problem
Danone had identified specific pain points on a global scale: a large part of the time spent by strategy & insight teams was answering requests for information, data and reports but there was no quick or easy way of accessing the information and they relied too much on people's memory.
Many reports were stored in shared drives but there was no single place to share knowledge nor a way of easily searching for reports. Also, Danone had no collaboration tool which meant insights were mainly shared on a project level and there was no way to easily and successfully re-use or leverage past learnings in other teams.
Creating a solution
Just like brilliant experiences like Google and Spotify, Danone wanted to bring the same level of ease to finding information in their business environment. The desired solution couldn't be difficult to handle, slow to get started or require lots of resources to manage. Fortunately, Stravito and Danone shared a very similar vision: one search engine for all market intelligence with an extremely user-friendly experience that uses the latest technology like machine learning and AI at its very core. An important part of the solution was based on the idea to remove the need for manual intervention in upload with machine learning and AI as the enabler: to get perfectly classified documents without any humans involved.
After a hugely successful rollout across the world, the new solution has given Danone a competitive edge. An edge that comes from pushing the boundaries, being innovative and not settling for a default solution.
"The project has provided us with a great tool and it brought more innovation in the organization from a tool perspective, but also in our ways of working, enabling us to share much more and to be more agile.
The result of the co-creation is that we now have a fantastic tool based on a user experience that suits our culture. Everyone working at Danone all over the world can access insights in seconds, no training required."
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One week ago today we learned the news of cinematic pioneer Agnès Varda's passing. Along with countless heartfelt appreciations, a few services are making it easier to see her films, namely Mubi. They are currently streaming a trio of her works: The Beaches of Agnès, Jacquot De Nantes, and Salut Les Cubains. Today we're spotlighting her 2008 documentary, which takes a playful, emotional look at her upbringing and filmmaking career in a deeply personal way. – Jordan R.
It was just a few days ago that we passed along word that Sony and Band of Robbers directing duo Aaron and Adam Nee's new big-budget reboot of Mattel's He-Man and the Masters of the Universe flick may have snagged its lead. Supposedly, To All the Boys I've Loved Before, The Fosters and Sierra Burgess Is a Loser star Noah Centineo is in talks to play He-Man. And today we have word that, regardless of who ends up playing Prince Adam and/or He-Man, this new movie will begin shooting in Prague on August 19th.
The Kid Who Would Be King, the latest film from Attack the Block filmmaker and screenwriter Joe Cornish hits 4K Ultra-hd, Blu-ray, and DVD on April 16. The feature made $25 million worldwide.
The post Family Fantasy 'The Kid Who Would Be King' Hits Blu-Ray And DVD In April appeared first on Hollywood Outbreak.
Joe Cornish's The Kid Who Would Be King is coming to 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Atmos audio, Blu-ray with 7.1 audio, and DVD on April 16th from Fox Home Entertainment. A digital release date is not mentioned in the press release.
The modern adventure with a King Arthur twist scored a 90% approval rating at Rotten Tomatoes from critics. Viewers were a little less impressed with a 65% approval rating.
Pre-order The King Who Would Be King on the format of your choic for a discounted price at Amazon.
Liam Neeson revenge thriller Cold Pursuit opens behind half-term holdovers.
The Lego Movie 2 - The Second Part easily held the top spot at the UK box office this three-day weekend (February 22-24), leading a field of family-friendly half-term titles.
Old school magic meets the modern world in this epic adventure. Alex (Louis Ashbourne Serkis) thinks he's just another nobody, until he stumbles upon the mythical sword in the stone, Excalibur. Now, he must unite his friends and enemies into a band of knights and, together with the legendary wizard Merlin (Sir Patrick Stewart), take on the wicked enchantress Morgana (Rebecca Ferguson). With the future at stake, Alex must become the great leader he never dreamed he could be.
This feature contains mild spoilers for all the family films discussed, so if you haven't seen one then proceed with caution.
Some family-friendly films come from the least expected sources. From Steven Spielberg to Robert Zemeckis, there are a fair few filmmakers whose output spans from grown-up films to G and PG-rated movies, but in the main, directors tend to become attached to films for similar demographics to their previous work.
Paramount comedy 'Instant Family' opens in second position.
Joe Cornish returns with his second feature.
Joe Cornish's sophomore feature The Kid Who Would Be King opens in UK cinemas this weekend, with Warner Bros' sequel The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part currently holding the number one spot.
Cornish previously directed 2011 inner city sci-fi Attack The Block starring Screen Star of Tomorrow 2011 John Boyega. The film opened to £1.1m in May 2011 with a £3,221 screen average, going on to hit £2.5m in the UK.
Bleecker Street has launched the first trailer for 'Teen Spirit' in which Elle Fanning performs songs by Robyn.
Written and directed by Max Minghella – who makes his directorial debut – the film stars Rebecca Hall, Zlatko Buric, and Agnieszka Grochowska alongside Fanning.
Featuring British rising stars Louis Ashbourne Serkis, Dean Chaumoo, Tom Taylor, Rhianna Dorris and Angus Imrie, alongside Sir Patrick Stewart and Rebecca Ferguson and directed by Joe Cornish, The Kid Who Would Be King arrives in UK cinemas Friday!
Eight years after Attack the Block, Joe Cornish returns to directing with an action-adventure epic for kids that updates Arthurian legend to the London suburbs with wit and bottomless charm. This nostalgic-for-the-80s tale of a 12-year-old boy who must defeat Arthur's evil half-sister Morgana might leave you hankering for the edge or cult appeal of Atb, but the movie's Tefal-coated optimism is 100% resistant to all forms of cynicism.
Andy Serkis's son Louis plays Alex, a likable kid who's running away from bullies when he pulls Arthur's sword Excalibur out of a chunk of concrete on a building site. It takes the arrival of Merlin – ageing backwards, he's a teenager in a duffel coat played by Angus Imrie – to explain that Alex must defeat Morgana and her army of undead demon knights.
Based on the story of the sword in the stone, The Kid Who Would Be King marks the first directorial endeavour for Attack the Block helmer Joe Cornish. To celebrate its release, we sat down with the filmmaker himself, as well as all of the leading cast-members form this adventurous British production.
We met the four leading kids – such as Louis Ashbourne Serkis, , as well as Merlin himself, Angus Imrie, and the wonderful Rebecca Ferguson, who plays the film's primary antagonist Morgana.
The Kid Who Would Be King is released on February 15th.
There probably isn't a kid out there who hasn't thought about what it might be like to wield Excalibur. The sword of the heroic King Arthur and one that granted the user magical powers and/or rule over a nation, there's something truly heroic about fielding such a iconic symbol and harnessing its powers for good. Then again, maybe it's the swords of He-Man, Lion-o, Jon Snow or Aragorn that tickle your fancy, but it's Arthur's blade that takes centre stage in Joe Cornish's anticipated film which gives the tale a modern twist and it's safe to say that this is no King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.
The Kid Who Would Be King review: Joe Cornish, of Adam and Joe fame, arrives with his sophomoric effort in The Kid Who Would Be King. After receiving cult status by slamming an alien invasion in the middle of South London, Cornish seems to be up to his old tricks by having fantasy elements invade modern day London. It's a recipe that sounds as though it can't fail, an Arthurian legend retold in a London secondary school by a well loved comedic writer. '80s nostalgia is also all the rage, and Cornish's script definitely takes inspiration from those child focused adventures where the youth are plunged into perilous situations.
His new film, The Kid Who Would Be King, is an Arthurian epic aimed squarely at youngsters. But is it just more child's play or has the Adam and Joe star finally grown up?
We are at Cornish's local cafe, a place in Brixton, south London, that serves towers of pancakes, and whose owner knows him by name. Cornish is here to promote his film The Kid Who Would Be King, an epic adventure about a boy who finds King Arthur's legendary sword, Excalibur. "It's got an army of kids in armour fighting giant winged demons and stuff," he says, with wide-eyed enthusiasm.


The purR knockout cells grew on the kanamycin agar, and I purified DNA from them. Today I'll grow up the hypercompetent mutants, give them some of the DNA, and plate them on kanamycin. These mutants are so competent that I won't need to starve them, and I don't even need to bother measuring the DNA concentration before I use it. If nothing goes wrong, tomorrow I should have my mutants.
I spent most of the weekend on the motif-search program, alternately testing the effects of different inputs and trying to understand the brief manual. The 'read-me' included a list of input 'flags' that would change the program settings, but this was very terse and I alternated between discovering that I had the flag format wrong and suspecting that the flag was being ignored. The manual is quite dense with information. I've made about eight attempts to read it, each time making sense of a few more points, but I still feel a bit too ignorant/confused to be able to ask the authors sensible questions by email.
Thanks for a great quote. I think I should write it on the wall in the lab in big capitals.


A dazzling all-star trio from the unique and exceptionally rich musical island of Madagascar, Toko Telo features the soulful vocals from Monika Njava and stunning guitar tapestry of D'Gary and Joël Rabesolo (the latter joining the trio when original member Regis Gizavo tragically passed away last summer). Honoured at home and acclaimed abroad, these heroes of Madagascan music come together as Toko Telo ('group of three') to revisit their shared southern roots. Interpreting traditional musical styles like tsapiky, jihe and beko with sublime musicianship and artistry, Toko Telo provides the perfect introduction to some of the best music that Madagascar can offer.


Morgan & Morgan attorneys David Oliver and Jessica L. Thorson have settled a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of a wheelchair-bound Iowa man who alleged that the Kum & Go convenience store chain failed to make its gas station pumps and handicap parking spots accessible to disabled customers and failed to provide adequate communication devices for refueling assistance as required by the Americans With Disabilities Act (the "ADA"). As part of the settlement agreement, the company will spend millions to make upgrades at more than 400 stores across 11 states.
Attorney David Oliver, who served as lead counsel in the class action, noted that the settlement represents a drastic shift in the way gas stations and convenience store chains accommodate their wheelchair-bound and disabled customers.
Filed in April 2013, the class action alleged, among other ADA violations, that Kum & Go failed provide adequate measures for refueling assistance for the disabled, failed to install fuel dispensers with controls located at an appropriate height for wheelchair-bound individuals and failed to provide handicapped-accessible parking spaces of an acceptable width in appropriate locations.
Among the upgrades the company will make, Kum & Go must install fuel assistance calling devices at gas pumps, relocate fuel pump controls, and move disabled customer parking spaces closer to store entrances while widening the spaces to comply with ADA specifications. Furthermore, Kum & Go said it will be reviewing and modifying curb ramps, entrances and doors, as well as the location of self-service food and drink items.
After the settlement was reached, Oliver expressed his appreciation to Kum & Go for its willingness to come to an agreement that would benefit both the company and its disabled customers while setting an example for others throughout the gas station and convenience store industry.


The Town of Prescott Valley Adult Recreational Volleyball League will be played according to the rules of the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA), with emphasis on recreational play. Town League rules supersede AIA.
Games will be played at Glassford Hill Middle School with an eight-game guarantee. A fee of $150.00 per team is due at the time of registration. All participants must be 15 years or older to play. Leagues will be available for COED A & COED B , Women's A & Women's B and COED C (not offered in Spring).
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Celebrate the changing seasons as the jangle of bells and boom-boom-bang of drums accompany a captivating parade of festival floats on the streets of hillside Takayama
CITY TOUR of Tokyo and Kyoto
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VIEW Mt. Fuji
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Japan's capital from 794 – 1869, Kyoto is located on west-central Honshu Island, north of Osaka. It has long been an artistic, cultural and religious center of Japan.
It's a city of contrast. Where else do you find demure kimono-clad girls next to slick Elvis impersonators than good old Yoyogi Park? But only on Sundays.
Tokyo will amaze you with its dual personality; its serenity and its brashness. A city of about 20 million people, it is one of the few metropolises where every train is on time. But try to avoid rush hour. You might get pummeled by a sweet old lady on her way to the Sumo matches at the Budokan Hall!
Visit Roppongi for a taste of modern night life; you can even catch a reggae show. And if you're still awake after that, hop a train to the Tsukiji fish market at 5 a.m. to see one of the most spectacular fish bazaars on earth. Some tuna comes all the way from Montauk, NY. Now that's a global marketplace!
When you're ready for a little peace and quiet, you may visit the brilliant Asakusa Shrine, a prime example of Edo-period architecture. Here you may cleanse your spirit, or, of course, shop to your heart's delight at many of the little stalls lining the small streets leading to the shrine. Otanoshimi ni! Perhaps the greatest urban sprawl in the world, the Tokyo metropolitan. Tokyo began as a tiny fishing village called Edo, and for more than four centuries was ruled by a series of
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Q: List of vulnerabilities in a table with colored border page I want to create a page like the following image, tried to use tocloft in order to make the list of vulnerabilities but i can't find a way to generate a table like that. I also created a new enviroment that increments a counter, different for every vulnerability risk, so i can then generate a pie chart.
The idea is to create a single command that adds the vulnerability to this table (incrementing the counter), and changes the color depending on the Risk value.

\newcounter{critical}
\newcounter{high}
\newcounter{medium}
\newcounter{low}
\newcounter{info}
\newcounter{total}

\newenvironment{vuln}[2][info]{
\stepcounter{#1}
\addtocounter{total}{1}
    Vulnerability: #2
}
{
}

\begin{vuln}[critical]{Vuln name 1}
    % Vulnerability description
\end{vuln}

\begin{vuln}[low]{Vuln name 2}
    % Vulnerability description
\end{vuln}

\begin{vuln}[high]{Vuln name 3}
    % Vulnerability description
\end{vuln}

The vulnerability page will simple contain a table, like the following image, with different tags and descriptions. I already have the page geometry but not the colored border and reference to the table (List of vulnerabilities).

To summarize, it will be perfect to have something like:
% Automatically lists all the vulnerabilities with the color
% depending on the first parameter of the enviroment [info]
\tableofvulnerabilities

\begin{vuln}[info]{Vulnerability name}
    % This adds the name to the list of vulnerabilities table
    % Depending on the risk the border color will be different ([info])
    \identifier{NCC-007}
    \category{Data Validation}
    % ..
\end{vuln}

Thanks in advance
Edited, current file with pie chart:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usepackage{tocloft}

\definecolor{critical}{RGB}{247,147,147}
\definecolor{high}{RGB}{253,104,106}
\definecolor{medium}{RGB}{248,209,148}
\definecolor{low}{RGB}{252,241,152}
\definecolor{info}{RGB}{247,247,247}

\tikzstyle{chart}=[
    legend label/.style={font={\scriptsize},anchor=west,align=left},
    legend box/.style={rectangle, draw, minimum size=5pt},
    axis/.style={black,semithick,->},
    axis label/.style={anchor=east,font={\tiny}},
]

\tikzstyle{bar chart}=[
    chart,
    bar width/.code={
        \pgfmathparse{##1/2}
        \global\let\bar@w\pgfmathresult
    },
    bar/.style={very thick, draw=white},
    bar label/.style={font={\bf\small},anchor=north},
    bar value/.style={font={\footnotesize}},
    bar width=.75,
]

\tikzstyle{pie chart}=[
    chart,
    slice/.style={line cap=round, line join=round, very thick,draw=white},
    pie title/.style={font={\bf}},
    slice type/.style 2 args={
        ##1/.style={fill=##1}
    }
]

\pgfdeclarelayer{background}
\pgfdeclarelayer{foreground}
\pgfsetlayers{background,main,foreground}

\newcommand{\pie}[2][]{
    \begin{scope}[#1]
    \pgfmathsetmacro{\curA}{90}
    \pgfmathsetmacro{\r}{1}
    \def\c{(0,0)}
    \node[pie title] at (90:1.3) {#2};
    \foreach \s in{critical,high,medium,low,info}{
        \pgfmathsetmacro{\deltaA}{\number\value{\s}/\thetotal*360}
        \pgfmathsetmacro{\nextA}{\curA + \deltaA}
        \pgfmathsetmacro{\midA}{(\curA+\nextA)/2}

        \path[slice,\s] \c
            -- +(\curA:\r)
            arc (\curA:\nextA:\r)
            -- cycle;
        \pgfmathsetmacro{\d}{max((\deltaA * -(.5/50) + 1) , .5)}

        \begin{pgfonlayer}{foreground}
        \path \c -- node[pos=\d]{} +(\midA:\r);
        \end{pgfonlayer}

        \global\let\curA\nextA
    }
    \end{scope}
}

\newcommand{\legend}[2][]{
    \begin{scope}[#1]
    \path
        \foreach \n/\s in {#2}
            {
                  ++(0,-10pt) node[\s,legend box] {} +(5pt,0) node[legend label] {\n}
            }
    ;
    \end{scope}
}

% ENVIROMENT

\newcounter{critical}
\newcounter{high}
\newcounter{medium}
\newcounter{low}
\newcounter{info}
\newcounter{total}

\newenvironment{vuln}[2][info]{
    \stepcounter{#1}
    \addtocounter{total}{1}
    Vulnerability: #2
}
{

}

\begin{document}

\begin{vuln}[critical]{Vuln name 1}
    % Vulnerability description
\end{vuln}

\begin{vuln}[low]{Vuln name 2}
    % Vulnerability description
\end{vuln}

\begin{vuln}[high]{Vuln name 3}
    % Vulnerability description
\end{vuln}

\begin{tikzpicture}
[
    pie chart,
    % {Type}, {color}
    slice type={critical}{critical},
    slice type={high}{high},
    slice type={medium}{medium},
    slice type={low}{low},
    slice type={info}{info},
    pie values/.style={font={\small}},
    scale=2
]

\pie{}

\end{tikzpicture}

\end{document}


Versions C, D and E have been dumped and added to MAME. GDT-0004, GDT-0004A, GDT-0004B and GDT-0007 (the Asia version) are also wanted.
Guru has the number for this as GDX-0004.
F-Zero AX at System 16.
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Discussion in 'The Bulletin Board' started by Geoff, May 9, 2011.
Welcome to the official launch of FourPlay Games!
Two years ago, Nintendo Net closed its doors, with the promise of a successor. When Nintendo Net was nearing its end, a group of four people got together to make a new general gaming site, with a focus on community content and participation. Since there were four of us involved in the project, we wanted a site with a lot of community involvement rather than a solitary experience, and we all had our minds in the gutter, we came up with "FourPlay" as a witty name for the site. Other obligations got in the way though, and soon only one of the original four was left: Geoff, who owned Nintendo Net from the very beginning. Finally, after almost a two year hiatus, we're proud to unveil FourPlay Games, with the promise of a lot more to come.
Ready to get started? You'll want to register here on the forums, where you'll be able to participate in all the goings-on in the community. Once you're registered here, you'll also be able to comment on the site, rate games, and more. Remember that community involvement aspect? Well, there's a place in the Community Focus area of the forum for you to share your own reviews, let's plays, walkthroughs, fanart and fiction, and more. If something catches our eye, it may even wind up featured on the site!
Over the next month, we'll be adding content to the site left and right – we've launched in kind of a quiet period for gaming so that we can catch up on featuring old favorites and not-so-current games. In June we'll have comprehensive E3 coverage, including all the latest news, game announcements, and even community press conference viewings. It should be an exciting month for 4P, so don't miss it!
If you have any questions or comments, or if you notice any glitches whatsoever as you browse the forums or site, please don't hesitate to contact me and I'll address them ASAP.
Our goal here at 4P is to become a tight-knit gaming community, where everyone feels welcome to participate. Gaming events, conference viewings, tournaments, and community-written content are just a few of the things that will make up the FourPlay Games experience. Thank you for being a part of our community!
#1 Geoff, May 9, 2011


SAN ANTONIO – July 12, 2017 — NewTek today introduced the NewTek Connect Spark, a portable device designed to deliver SDI or HDMI video to a computer and/or an IP network, wirelessly. NewTek Connect Spark products are IP video converters, with built-in NDI® functionality. The units deliver video as an IP source to any standard network via WiFi or standard Ethernet cable. Connect Spark also records directly on the unit to SD cards or USB drives, controllable from a web interface.
NewTek Connect Spark devices provide 3G SDI or HDMI conversion up to 1080p 60 with loop through. In addition to video conversion to IP, the devices provide tally support, and remotely record MP4 to an SD card or USB drive. Recording is controlled through a web interface available for devices including mobile phones, tablets and laptops.
Orders for the NewTek Connect Spark NCS (HDMI version) and NCS-S (SDI version) are being accepted now and units will begin shipping August 1 starting at $499 USMSRP. International pricing will vary. Visit the NewTek online store for further details or contact your NewTek representative.


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Nu opgiver han er Martin A. Hansens debutroman, der udkom på Gyldendal i 1935.

Bogen handler om et sjællandsk landbrugskollektiv, 1930'ernes landbrugskrise og bøndernes tiltagende desillusionering. Temaer forfatteren videreførte og uddybede i romanen Kolonien fra 1937.

Referencer

Romaner fra Danmark
Litteratur i 1935

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


The Wristwatch Shield was a gift given to Percy Jackson from his Cyclops half-brother, Tyson. It was made by the Cyclops from his tinkering metal, and was mentioned to have a wristwatch disguise, excellent detail, and great strength.
It is a shield that is magically encased within a watch. When the button on the side of the watch is pressed, a full shield spirals outward, resembling a camera shutter. When expanded, the strap of the wristwatch becomes a leather brace that wraps around the user's forearm. The shield is polished bronze , has the width of four feet, and inside of the shield is coated in a soft leather. It has a series of engravings on it depicting the events that took place during the The Sea of Monsters. The pictures include Annabeth Chase slaying a Laistrygonian Giant disguised as a dodgeball player, Percy fighting the bronze bulls on Half-Blood Hill, Tyson riding Rainbow toward the Princess Andromeda, the CSS Birmingham blasting its cannons at Charybdis, and Tyson battling the Hydra, as he held aloft a box of Monster Donuts.
Before they leave on the Quest for the Golden Fleece, Tyson is seen working on building something small. It is presumably this as he later tells Percy he's sorry it wasn't ready in time for the quest. Percy is left wondering how Tyson can work with tools so small.
At the beginning of the second Chariot Race, Tyson gives Percy a wristwatch and tells him to press the stopwatch button when he needs it. When the Hephaestus' Cabin's chariot attacks Percy, he pressed the button and the shield opens up to defend Percy and Annabeth, destroying Beckendorf's sword in the process, much to Beckendorf's dismay.
Percy brings the shield out to defend himself from Dr. Thorn, whose projectiles managed to create multiple dents in it. Percy later contacts Tyson to tell him that it was damaged, and Tyson offers to fix it for him.
When Percy enters Poseidon's Cabin, Tyson is already there and presents it back to him along with a herd of mini bronze hippocampi on the ceiling. It was unfortunately lost in the Labyrinth when Percy hurls it at Kampê, to allow Tyson to escape.
The shield is not a wristwatch, and is given to Percy by Luke Castellan. Zeus' Lightning Bolt is hidden in the shield's arm-grip instead of in Ares' backpack.


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https://okcthunderwire.usatoday.com/2020/12/02/thunder-agree-to-terms-with-reserve-point-guard-chasson-randle/
Thunder agree to terms with reserve point guard Chasson Randle
Moke Hamilton
For Thunder general manager Sam Presti, the beginning of the NBA season doesn't necessarily mean his work reshaping the roster and the franchise's identity ends. Quite the opposite.
On Wednesday afternoon, Oklahoma City agreed to terms with three-year point guard Chasson Randle, who last appeared in the NBA for the Golden State Warriors during the 2019-20 season.
Randle, who also played for the Knicks and Sixers, joins the rebuilding Thunder and will likely remain with the team only through the end of training camp. Considering the priority the team has seemingly placed on getting younger, it seems unlikely Randle would figure into the club's long-term plans.
News of Randle's signing was first reported by Yahoo! Sports' Chris Haynes.
Free agent guard Chasson Randle has reached an agreement with the Oklahoma City Thunder, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) December 2, 2020
The move to sign Randle came shortly after the club announced it requested waivers on Zylan Cheatham, who was acquired in the trade that saw Steven Adams land in New Orleans.
For sure, it will not be the last roster move made by the Thunder prior to finalizing the regular-season roster.


Making RMTD the service provider for Saluki Express allows SIU students to access RMTD routes to Marion, Harrisburg, and Murphysboro.
The Saluki Express service is provided at no extra cost to SIU students because it is funded by student fees.
RMTD says community members will also be able ride the Saluki Express and can purchase passes from RMTD on the buses.
For more information about Saluki Express and RMTD or to schedule a ride, contact RMTD at 844-220-1243.


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Tech success: NZ's small size and isolation now 'irrelevant'
Shannon Williams
New Zealand's relatively small size and distance from the world no longer matters, according to NZTech's outgoing chair Bennett Medary, who says our isolation is now irrelevant for New Zealand's New Zealand's 'burgeoning tech success'.
Medary say's New Zealand's tech sector is taking off as innovation, global connectedness and bandwidth obviate the country's small size and global isolation.
New Zealand has 29,000 tech firms with nearly 100,000 employees contributing $16.2 billion to gross domestic product, and producing $6.3 billion in exports as the country's third biggest revenuer earner.
"The world doesn't give a hoot about our size or location on the map. They recognise our innovation and quality, our ease of doing business, our trustworthiness, and frankly still, the beauty of our country and its people," Medary says.
"We'll know we've made it when we're recognised for being the world's most tech savvy country, as well as being the most beautiful to visit and best source of food, wine, human talent, natural pharmaceuticals and many other things that we can sustain as best in the world," he continues.
"Small and clean is beautiful and we are no longer isolated from markets in the way we once were," explains Medary.
"Actually our relative insignificance and neutrality in geopolitical terms makes us an attractive host nation," he adds.
"Isolation now is more about connectivity and bandwidth as opposed to freight distances. If we are cohesive as well as small, we can then also be both agile and decisive.
"That's a huge competitive advantage and the Government's recent actions in support of our budding commercial space industry with Rocket Lab is a great example,' says Medary.
After six years at the helm of NZTech, Medary is stepping down as chair. He says the board has done a lot of work on periodically assessing and improving capability and diversity.
"It's very important to bring freshness to the chair role as well," he says.
The tech sector is New Zealand's fastest growing industry and Medary says he wants to see tech, tourism and dairying all growing concurrently.
"Some industries, like dairy, are in a world market down cycle after some liquid gold glory years," Medary says.
"Tourism is booming. Technology will most likely continue to outstrip other sector growth rates, which is in part double counting, as the most important aspect of growth in this sector is through its digital enablement of the rest of the economy, including government," he explains.
"Can New Zealand become, per capita, the high tech capital of the world within five years? Maybe not five, but that would be my fervent wish, particularly in terms of how we make best use technology as a digital nation," says Medary.
"The economic and social benefit potential is almost surreal. If we were to truly commit to this as an explicit core national strategy and engage with global partners, for example as a global incubator or proof of concept nation, we could achieve an astonishing amount in five to 10 years.
"The Government needs to be bold and proud about our strategic direction as a digital nation. We need to add that to our national culture and psyche. That requires leadership," he adds.
"Industry has to continue to mature in collaborating at a strategic level. Government will support industry-led initiatives and partner on aspects of execution and funding.
"Our Digital Nation NZ is a great unifying platform and there is a large work programme planned to take that further," Medary says.
Medary says current NZTech chief executive Graeme Muller is doing a great job and is well supported by the board, active membership and partners.
"We're committed to our vision of New Zealand being super smart users of technology and an extraordinarily prosperous and well nation," he says.
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Final de Ascenso 2015 – szesnasta edycja dwumeczu między mistrzami drugiej ligi meksykańskiej (Ascenso MX) o awans do pierwszej ligi (Liga MX).

Dwumecz rozegrano pomiędzy triumfatorami drugiej ligi z jesiennego sezonu Apertura 2014 (Club Necaxa) i wiosennego sezonu Clausura 2015 (Dorados de Sinaloa). Pierwsze spotkanie odbyło się 16 maja, zaś rewanż miał miejsce tydzień później, 23 maja. Gospodarzem meczu rewanżowego był Club Necaxa, z racji lepszego niż rywale bilansu w rozgrywkach drugiej ligi zliczanego z dwóch wyżej wymienionych sezonów.

Zwycięzcą dwumeczu okazał się Dorados de Sinaloa prowadzony przez argentyńskiego trenera Carlosa Bustosa, który pokonał w dwumeczu Club Necaxa łącznym wynikiem 3:1 (1:1, 2:0). Dzięki temu drugi raz w historii awansował do pierwszej ligi, powracając do niej po dziewięciu latach przerwy.

Szczegóły meczów

Pierwszy mecz

Rewanż

AWANS DO LIGA MX – 2014/2015

DORADOS 2. AWANS

Bibliografia
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2015 w Meksyku


Halal Market and Meats is a meat market and grocery store located in Group 14621. In addition to Halal meats, they offer Turkish, Indian, and Pakistani food.
They have a cafe next door called As Evi.
2012-06-30 15:53:58 Wow, what a place! Not only do they have a market with everything known to Turkish, Arabic, and a good bit of Indian cuisines, they also have a halal butcher, AND a sit-down cafe, as well! You can eat-in, or take-out complete meals (with rice and salad), or order halal sandwiches, pizza, or rotisserie chickens. They also have a huge selection of Turkish baked goods (think Greek, and you have a good idea of what they are like) as well.
We had a quick lunch today, sharing a ground lamb/beef kabob meal. The meat was spiced with cinnamon, allspice, and I believe cardamon. The salad was partly lettuce, cucumber and tomato (no feta in Turkish salads), and we also had a side of onions in dressing, sprinkled with sumac powder. Yummm!!!!


"Beck's [the beer company] is the sponsor. They will pay for all the materials needed by the artists to paint the murals. But in reality, it's a project for the city of Miami, because if people take care of these murals, the art can be there for life," says Robert William de los Rios, curator of Beck's Urban Canvas.
De los Rios, who is also the director and creator of wynwoodmaps.com (a website listing the locations of murals in the Wynwood art district and its surroundings), says the project is for everyone: artists, residents and visitors.
The artists do live in Hialeah, Little Haiti, Little Havana and Wynwood. They paint to express the sentiments and culture of each area. They're familiar with the cities of South Florida and their neighborhoods. However, the zone assignment to paint the murals was done through a drawing.
"It's about helping ... local culture and supporting community art in this area of South Florida, which is so rich and international," says Mateus Schroeder, the regional marketing director for Beck's.
Since the 1980s, urban art has been on the streets and walls of Miami, but it wasn't until around 2002 that murals painted by famous urban artists started appearing in midtown and downtown. From then on, the urban movement took root in Wynwood, a neighborhood that has become an open-air museum.
The Beck's Urban Canvas project includes Miami artist Typoe, a muralist who helped start the urban art movement in Miami 13 years ago. His mural is on exhibit at 2703 NW Second Ave.
It would be hard to imagine Wynwood without its signature street art, the work of muralists with roots in many countries.
Urban art, characterized by its vibrant colors, isn't often labeled as vandalism in Miami. Artists feel comfortable and note the public's tolerance toward this form of artistic expression, "an example to follow in other parts of the United States," says de los Rios.
The mural by Miami artist Jose Mertz, located at 2801 NW Third Ave., is titled Iron Galaxy Horses.
Beck's Urban Canvas signed on three women muralists. The work of artist Tatiana Suarez, who paints women with stylized eyes, is at 2186 NW Second Ave., on the east side of the street.
For her mural Shellfie of the Mermaid, "I was inspired by the selfie culture and the fun of summer," says Peruvian artist Diana "Didi" Contreras, whose mural is at 2701 NW Second Ave.
Other cities and neighborhoods have begun mimicking the urban art feel of Wynwood, and the movement has slowly expanded to nearby areas such as Little Haiti. It's hard to pinpoint exactly when the muralist tradition began in that very Caribbean area, but street art has proliferated there over the past four years. In Little Haiti, you can view murals by Ernesto Maranje (at 6310 NE Second Ave.), 2Alas (6271 NE Second Ave.) and Hoxxoh (5092 NE Second Ave.).
"Haitian culture is very beautiful, and it's reflected [in] the art we see in murals found in the area. ... In a few years, there will be more murals in this area," de los Rios says.
Maranje's mural, with its colorful and playful art, is influenced by the changes and transformations of nature.
Street art done the Latino way is more prominent in Little Havana, particularly along Southwest Eighth Street. Some of the artists whose work can be found there are Don Rimx, Edwin David Sepulveda, Contreras, 2Alas and Magnus.
"I'm fascinated because I had never painted here before. I'll paint a cloud on each corner of a street," says Don Rimx, a small-town artist who likes to capture the lives of working-class people in his work. His mural is located at 1555 SW Eighth St.
"Mi Cubanita reflects the Little Havana neighborhood and the beautiful women who live there," says Contreras, whose mural will be at 1672 SW Eighth St.
Magnus' mural will be at 1615 SW Eighth St. and was inspired by "the search for beauty and the process that it entails," he explains. Artist 2Alas' mural is at 1601 SW Eighth St.
Among all the Beck's Urban Canvas cities, Hialeah is the latest to incorporate street art. It recently inaugurated the Leah Arts District, in which a mural by 2Alas between 10th Avenue and East 15th Street will be revealed in September.
Miami has become a city that's completely open and accepting of street art — so much so that art industry professionals have dubbed it the world's urban art capital. De los Rios concurs.
"It's not an exaggeration. Our city embraces street art and artists from all over the world who want to come here and paint during Art Basel," concludes de los Rios.


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package compiler

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	"errors"
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	"github.com/achtern/kluver/lexer"
	"github.com/achtern/kluver/util"
)

func New(path, includePath string,loader FileLoader) (*builder.Shader, error) {
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	if err != nil {
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Future of DeAM questioned amid turmoil of parent
Fight with U.S. over RMBS settlement puts heat on manager unit
James Comtois
Martin Leissi/Bloomberg
CEO John Cryan is adamant that DeAM won't be sold.
As Deutsche Bank AG works out the details of paying a multibillion-dollar U.S. government fine, and pundits worldwide consider the future of the bank, asset owners and consultants are pondering what it all means for Deutsche Asset Management.
The bank has been working out a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice, which is asking for $14 billion to settle civil claims in connection with the bank's issuance and underwriting of residential mortgage-backed securities and related securitization activities between 2005 and 2007.
In a statement on its website Sept. 15, Deutsche Bank said it "has no intent to settle these potential civil claims anywhere near the number cited."
On Sept. 28, Germany's Federal Ministry of Finance denied it was preparing rescue plans for the bank.
DeAM spokeswoman Oksana Poltavets declined to comment.
Deutsche Bank shares have fallen more than 45% this year, through Oct. 13, and were trading just above €12 ($13.18).
Deutsche Bank CEO John Cryan has insisted that the German bank has no intention of selling the asset manager. In a letter to employees on Sept. 12, Mr. Cryan said: "There is one rumor in particular that I would like to dispel by making it unambiguously clear that Deutsche Asset Management is and will remain an essential part of our business model."
In support of that position, the bank last month sold Abbey Life Assurance Co. Ltd. out of Deutsche Asset Management.
Mr. Cryan said the deal allows the bank to "continue to focus on its core businesses of active, passive and alternatives, while this transaction will also strengthen Deutsche Bank's capital position."
The asset management business has been dealing with failed sales attempts, multiple reorganizations, leadership shuffles and numerous resignations over the past four years.
Data from Pensions & Investments show that Deutsche Asset Management's assets under management totaled $846.82 billion as of Dec. 31, down 33% from the year earlier.
Meanwhile, due to Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management's pending split into separate units in January, Deutsche Asset Management's U.S. institutional tax-exempt AUM was $1.8 billion as of Dec. 31, down 84.5% from the year before. (Deutsche reported its year-end AUM figures as if the split had already occurred.)
Some industry observers think that although selling off the asset management business might be unlikely, if Deutsche requires capital, it might not have a choice but to sell — at least parts of it.
"Deutsche Bank would have to consider selling DeAM if they had to raise capital. Given the depressed share price, the dynamics around a dilutive capital raise are challenging, and a sale of DeAM would present a potentially more attractive alternative to fill a capital hole," said Domonkos L. Koltai, a partner and co-founder of investment bank PL Advisors, New York.
Mr. Koltai added: "The likelihood of that scenario depends on the size of the settlement with the DOJ. The latest rumors (of $4 billion to $5 billion) suggest that a capital raise won't be necessary."
"No choice'
Another investment banker who asked not to be identified told P&I: "Deutsche may have no choice, but it is not an attractive option for them (and) would be a lot of work to separate."
Timothy R. Barron, Chicago-based chief investment officer at Segal Rogerscasey, said that while he was unable to speculate about the fate of either Deutsche Bank or Deutsche Asset Management, the asset management business in general "can be a highly profitable and not terribly complicated part of a financial serviceRogerscasey, said that while he was unable to speculate about the fate of either Deutsche Bank or Deutsche Asset Management, the asset management business in general "can be a highly profitable and not terribly complicated part of a financial services firm."
Mr. Barron said a potential buyer "would want specific capabilities that fit their directional needs" and "fill out their current suite" of investment offerings.
Meanwhile, U.S. clients with whom P&I spoke said they are monitoring the situation.
Jonathan Grabel, chief investment officer for the $14 billion New Mexico Public Employees Retirement Association, Santa Fe, said in a phone interview that the pension plan has "duty to be responsive to headline risk" but "not overreact to it."
"This is something we will monitor and discuss with our board," Mr. Grabel added. "We need to be thoughtful, measured and deliberate."
New Mexico PERA has $200 million invested in a listed infrastructure strategy with Deutsche Asset Management.
Jamie Hamrick, senior investment officer and head of private markets for the $6.8 billion San Diego City Employees' Retirement System said in an e-mail that Deutsche Bank's situation with the Justice Department has not yet impacted SDCERS' relationship with Deutsche Asset Management.
"SDCERS has been in close communication with Deutsche Asset Management and will continue to monitor the situation for any potential impact to SDCERS or its portfolio," Ms. Hamrick said. "In addition, SDCERS's real estate consultant, Aon Hewitt, has been in discussion with Deutsche Asset Management on their organizational issues and is not recommending any action to be taken at this time."
SDCERS currently has $400 invested with Deutsche Asset Management in a core real estate strategy.
Other institutional clients that P&I contacted either did not respond to requests for an interview or declined to comment.
Industry observers with whom P&I spoke speculated that if the bank were to sell the asset management division, the price tag would probably be somewhere between $1.5 billion and $2 billion, with such managers as BlackRock Inc., Invesco Ltd., Franklin Resources Inc. and Aberdeen Asset Management PLC being potential bidders.
Deutsche Asset Management has seen considerable change over a rather short period of time.
In 2012, Deutsche planned to sell the asset management division to New York-based Guggenheim Partners LLC. But failing to get the price it wanted, the potential deal evaporated.
Later that year, the bank announced it was merging its asset and wealth management businesses to create Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management.
Deutsche Bank announced last October that starting in 2016, Deutsche Asset Management would be be split out of and operate as a stand-alone unit under the leadership of former BlackRock executive Quintin Price.
However, Mr. Price took a medical leave of absence in April, and then asked the company to end his contract effective June 15.
Effective Oct. 1, former AXA France Chairman and CEO Nicolas Moreau stepped in to replace Mr. Price as head of the asset management unit.
And in September, Deutsche Bank agreed to the sale of Abbey Life Assurance Co. to Phoenix Life Holdings Ltd. in a £935 million ($1.2 billion) deal.
Separately, Deutsche Bank Securities agreed to pay $9.5 million to settle Securities and Exchange Commission claims that it did not safeguard private information created by the firm's equity research analysts when speaking with its clients as well as its sales and training staff, the agency announced Oct. 12.
Deutsche Asset entering rebuilding mode
Clients view managers apart from tainted parents
Deutsche Bank separating asset management unit
Deutsche Bank plans to sell minority stake in money management unit through IPO
Deutsche Asset Management adds head of responsible investing


Tune in to EWTN starting Sunday, April 17th to see Catholic Evangelist Justin Fatica discuss his most recent book, Win it All with EWTN Bookmark host Doug Keck. The program will air several times during the week of April 17th and will be viewable online after the first show has aired.
Join Doug Keck as he interviews Fatica, a renowned Catholic evangelist, founder of Hard as Nails Ministry, and focus of the HBO documentary Hard as Nails.
Justin Fatica is the cofounder of Hard as Nails Ministries, a ministry that has impacted millions across the globe. In 2007, Hard as Nails Ministry was the subject of an HBO documentary that allowed the world to know Fatica as an intense, passionate, and genuine minister. Fatica has been featured on Good Morning America, ABC Nightline, Sirius Radio and several other multimedia outlets.
Fatica also cofounded The Stand, an organization that coaches business professionals in effective communication. He works as a sports team motivator with several groups, including the Syracuse men's basketball team. In 2009, Doubleday published Fatica's first book, Hard as Nails, a chronicle of his life and ministry. He holds an MA in Education from Seton Hall University and currently lives in Syracuse, New York, with his wife Mary and their three children.