Patients who take the popular antibiotic drug Cipro may have an increased risk of suffering an aortic aneurysm or peripheral neuropathy complications possibly leading to permanent nerve damage.
Amid increasing concerns about the alleged link between Cipro treatment and an increased risk of aortic aneurysm or peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage), a growing number of consumers across the country are pursuing product liability claims against Cipro maker Bayer Healthcare for side effects allegedly caused by the fluoroquinolone antibiotic drug. If you believe you have been harmed by nerve damage or aortic aneurysm side effects of Cipro, our consumer advocates at the Consumer Justice Foundation can help. We are committed to protecting the rights of consumers nationwide who have suffered injuries caused by a defective medication, and we can help put you in touch with a product liability lawyer who has experience handling Cipro injury claims. You may have grounds to file a Cipro lawsuit against Bayer Healthcare, in order to seek fair and timely reimbursement for your injuries.
Fluoroquinolone antibiotic medication used to treat bacterial infections that has been linked to aortic aneurysm and severe nerve damage side effects.
Cipro (ciprofloxacin) belongs to a class of antibiotic drugs called fluoroquinolones, and is currently manufactured by pharmaceutical giant Bayer Healthcare. Cipro and other fluoroquinolone medications are designed to fight bacteria in the body, and Cipro in particular is commonly prescribed to treat different types of bacterial infections of the skin, bones, joints, urinary tract, lower respiratory tract, stomach, sinuses and prostate, as well as people who have been exposed to anthrax. Fluoroquinolones are the most widely used type of antibiotic drug in the United States, with more than 26 million Americans taking the medications to treat bacterial infections and other conditions every year.
There are six fluoroquinolone antibiotics that have been approved by the FDA – the more popular Cipro, Avelox and Levaquin, and the less well-known Factive, Floxin and Noroxin – and statistics show that this class of antibiotics accounts for roughly 16% of the world market for antibiotics. The draw to fluoroquinolones is that the drugs can be used to treat a wide variety of infections, by targeting a bacterium's DNA and preventing it from replicating, which allows the body to fight the infection. However, serious concerns have been raised recently about the safety of Cipro and other fluoroquinolone antibiotics, in light of new information linking the medications to severe side effects, like permanent nerve damage and aortic aneurysm.
Research has shown that both current and past use of fluoroquinolone antibiotic drugs like Cipro may be tied to an increased risk of life-threatening side effects like aortic aneurysm and aortic dissection. Scientists suspect that Cipro and other fluoroquinolones may break down collagen in the body, which makes up the lining of the aorta, and at least two studies published in 2015 found a connection between these antibiotic drugs and collagen damage that may result in aortic dissection or aortic aneurysm. In a case-control analysis of data from the Taiwan National Health Insurance Research Database published in JAMA Internal Medicine in 2015, researchers found that adults who had recently taken a fluoroquinolone medication faced roughly double the risk of hospitalization for aortic aneurysm or aortic dissection complications. The researchers also found that use two months to a year prior to hospitalization appeared to be linked to an increased risk of the potentially life-threatening side effects. Unfortunately, according to reports, the incidence of aortic aneurysm and aortic dissection has increased dramatically over the past several decades, with an estimated 15,000 Americans dying every year from aortic aneurysm.
In September 2014, the FDA required the makers of fluoroquinolone antibiotic drugs like Cipro to update their warning labels to include the risk of potentially irreversible peripheral neuropathy, or nerve damage. This warning came on the heels of a study published in the journal Neurology in August 2014, which found that patients taking fluoroquinolone antibiotics like Cipro had a two-times increased risk of experiencing peripheral neuropathy injuries. Although these Cipro nerve damage warnings are very recent, the potential connection between fluoroquinolone antibiotic drugs has been documented for more than a decade. In 2004, the FDA issued a drug safety communication to antibiotic manufacturing companies requiring new warnings regarding the potential for fluoroquinolone medications to cause serious nerve injuries. According to the FDA, patients taking Cipro and similar antibiotic drugs may experience symptoms of peripheral neuropathy like pain, tingling, burning, numbness, weakness, and alterations of sensations including pain, light touch and temperature.
December 2010 – An 82-year-old Minnesota man who suffered tendon damage allegedly caused by the use of a fluoroquinolone antibiotic is awarded $1.8 million in damages by the jury hearing his case.
October 2012 – A settlement agreement is reached in 845 lawsuits brought in federal court in Minneapolis, over tendon damage injuries from fluoroquinolone antibiotic drugs.
May 2013 – There are 1,879 cases pending in a federal MDL for fluoroquinolone antibiotic cases at this time, 1,182 of which have been settled and 153 of which are involved in settlement negotiations. There are also 1,228 active cases filed in New Jersey state court, roughly 898 of which are subject to dismissal due to settlement.
August 2014 – A lawsuit filed in California state court by a woman prescribed a fluoroquinolone antibiotic alleges that her nerve damage side effects were a "direct and proximate result" of the prescription medication.
December 2014 – Another product liability lawsuit is filed in California state court, on behalf of a woman who took a fluoroquinolone antibiotic drug and developed peripheral neuropathy injuries.
March 2015 – Approximately 100 fluoroquinolone antibiotic lawsuits are pending in the federal MDL in Minnesota, before U.S. District Judge John R. Tunheim.
May 2015 – A North Carolina woman files a fluoroquinolone antibiotic lawsuit over failure to warn about the alleged risk of peripheral neuropathy side effects associated with the prescription drugs.
2004 – The FDA calls for new warnings on the labels of fluoroquinolone antibiotics, highlighting the potential risk of nerve injuries from the medications.
July 2008 – The FDA requires manufacturers of fluoroquinolone drugs to include a black box warning (the FDA's strongest warning) on the drug labels, highlighting the risk of tendon ruptures in users, which the agency says continues to be an issue.
February 2011 – A warning by the FDA indicates that fluoroquinolone products may exacerbate muscle weakness in patients with myasthenia gravis, a neuromuscular disease characterized by muscle weakness and fatigue, and that fluoroquinolone therapy should be avoided in these patients.
August 2013 – The FDA issues a drug safety communication warning against the over-prescription of fluoroquinolone antibiotics like Cipro, and indicates that current warnings about the alleged risk of peripheral neuropathy associated with the medications are not clear enough. The agency says that fluoroquinolone treatment should be discontinued immediately should symptoms of nerve damage arise.
December 2001 – A study published in the journal Annals of Pharmacotherapy highlights the potential link between peripheral neuropathy side effects and the use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics, with reports of adverse events dating back to the 1980s.
2007 – Guidelines submitted by the American Thoracic Society indicate that fluoroquinolone drugs should not be used as a first line of treatment for pneumonia and other common ailments.
April 2010 – The Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology publishes research linking the use of fluoroquinolones to an increased risk of tendinopathy and tendon rupture side effects.
April 2012 – The Journal of the American Medical Association publishes a study indicating that the risk of retinal detachment is nearly five times higher among current users of fluoroquinolone antibiotics, compared to non-users.
August 2012 – The Canadian Medical Association Journal publishes a study that establishes a potential connection between fluoroquinolone use and acute liver toxicity.
August 2013 – A study published in the Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases examines the potential connection between the use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics among diabetic patients, and the risk of complications, such as dysglycemia, or disruptions in blood sugar metabolism.
August 2014 – Research published in the journal Neurology links long-term use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics to double the risk of developing peripheral neuropathy side effects. The researchers analyzed more than 30,000 men between 2001 and 2011 for the study, and also found that new users of fluoroquinolone drugs had a slightly greater risk of nerve damage.
November 2015 – JAMA Internal Medicine publishes a study in which the researchers establish a connection between the use of fluoroquinolones and an increased risk of aortic aneurysm and dissection.
November 2015 – A study published in the British Medical Journal identifies a nearly three-times increased risk of aortic aneurysm with the use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics.
The potential link between fluoroquinolone antibiotics and peripheral neuropathy was reported in studies published as early as 1992.
The makers of fluoroquinolone drugs had a duty to manufacture and sell products that were safe and effective.
The makers of fluoroquinolone antibiotics knew or should have known about the alleged risk of aortic aneurysm from the prescription drugs.
The drug manufacturers continued to market their medications as safe and effective, despite these risks.
The drug companies failed to provide adequate warnings about the potential for fluoroquinolone antibiotics to cause permanent nerve damage and aortic aneurysm or dissection.
What should you do? If you or a loved one has suffered aortic aneurysm side effects, you should contact a lawyer as soon as possible to discuss filing a Cipro injury lawsuit.
As more information comes to light about the potential risk of aortic aneurysm and permanent nerve damage from Cipro treatment, patients across the country who believe they have been injured by the antibiotic drug are pursuing product liability claims against Bayer Healthcare, claiming that the drug maker failed to provide consumers and the medical community with adequate warnings about the potential for Cipro to cause life-threatening damage to the aorta. If you took Cipro in the past, and you have since been diagnosed with an aortic aneurysm or aortic dissection, consult a qualified Cipro attorney today for legal help. With an experienced Cipro lawyer on your side, you may be able to pursue the financial compensation you deserve for your drug-related injuries, medical bills, and pain and suffering.


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Q: Toggle Delphi Label color with Firemonkey With VCL I can do this:
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
  Label1.Color := clBlue;
  Label1.Font.Color := clYellow;
  label1.Caption := ' My Label '
end;

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
  if Label1.Color = clBlue then
    begin
      Label1.Color := clYellow;
      Label1.Font.Color := clBlue
    end
  else
    begin
      Label1.Color := clBlue;
      Label1.Font.Color := clYellow
    end
end;

As you can see, the color of the label background and the text toggles from blue to yellow and vice-versa.
I want to do the same with Firemonkey but, all the search I made only says that FMX labels has no background color (I don't understand why),
and don't give me a effetive clue how to do the same thing as in VCL.
Can someone write here the equivalent FMX code snippet?
Thank you.

A: In Firemonkey many controls do not have a color. Instead you're supposed to layer controls out of different components.
In this case if you want a background use a TRectangle.
In the designer Delphi insists that you cannot have a label be parented by a rectangle, but this if of course not true, in FMX any control can parent any other.
Just use the structure pane to drag the label on top of the rectangle and voila label and rectangle are joined together.

The equivalent code to the above would look something like this.
unit Unit45;

interface

uses
  System.SysUtils, System.Types, System.UITypes, System.Classes, System.Variants,
  FMX.Types, FMX.Controls, FMX.Forms, FMX.Graphics, FMX.Dialogs,
  FMX.Controls.Presentation, FMX.StdCtrls, FMX.Objects;

type
  TForm45 = class(TForm)
    Rectangle1: TRectangle;
    Label1: TLabel;
    Button1: TButton;
    procedure FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
    procedure Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
  private
    Rects: array of TRectangle;
    Labels: array of TLabel;
  public
    { Public declarations }
  end;

var
  Form45: TForm45;

implementation

{$R *.fmx}

uses
  System.UIConsts;

procedure TForm45.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  i: integer;
begin
  for i:= Low(Rects) to High(Rects) do begin
    if Rects[i].Fill.Color <> claBlue then
      Rects[i].Fill.Color:= claBlue
    else Rects[i].Fill.Color:= claYellow;
  end;
end;

procedure TForm45.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
var
  i: integer;
begin
  SetLength(Rects,2);
  SetLength(Labels,2);
  for i:= 0 to 1 do begin
    Rects[i]:= TRectangle.Create(self);
    Rects[i].Parent:= self;
    Labels[i]:= TLabel.Create(self);
    Labels[i].Parent:= Rects[i];
    Rects[i].Width:= Rectangle1.Width;
    Rects[i].Height:= Rectangle1.Height;
    Rects[i].Position.y:= 0 + i * Rects[i].Height;
    Rects[i].Position.x:= 0 + i * Rects[i].Width;
    Rects[i].Stroke.Kind:= TBrushKind.None;
    Labels[i].AutoSize:= true;
    Labels[i].Text:= 'Test'+IntToStr(i+1);
    Labels[i].Position:= Label1.Position;
  end;
end;

end.

Note that I've done the construction of the labels and rects in runtime, but you can do this in design time as well.
The color constants in FMX have changed from the VCL, see: http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Seattle/en/Colors_in_FireMonkey

A: As an alternative, you can create a custom style for your TLabel component:

*

*right-click the Label ("LabelXX") and select "Edit Custom Style...";

*add a "TRectangle" component from the "Tool Palette" to the new style created ("LabelXXStyle1");

*select the new "Rectangle1Style" object and send it to back (Edit -> "Send to Back");

Set the "Rectangle1Style" properties:

*

*"Align" : "Client";

*"Fill / Bitmap / Color" : any background color;

*Apply changes (close the "Style Designer").

Set the "StyleLookup" property of the other TLabel(s) you need to "LabelXXStyle1".

A: If you are interested, here is one of my samples:
function CreateLabel(
  AOwner: TFmxObject; ARangeWidth, ARangeHeight, ASizeMin, ASizeMax: Integer;
  AText: String; AColor: TAlphaColor): TLabel;
var
  LFMXObj: TFMXObject;
  LFontSize: Integer;
begin
  Result := TLabel.Create(AOwner);
  with Result do
  begin
    Parent := AOwner;
    Text := AText;

    ApplyStyleLookup;
    LFMXObj := FindStyleResource('text');
    if Assigned(LFMXObj) then
    begin
      LFontSize := ASizeMin + Random(ASizeMax - ASizeMin);
      //TText(LFMXObj).Fill.Color := AColor;   // XE2
      TText(LFMXObj).Color := AColor;
      TText(LFMXObj).Font.Size := LFontSize;
      TText(LFMXObj).Font.Style := TText(LFMXObj).Font.Style + [TFontStyle.fsBold];
      TText(LFMXObj).WordWrap := False;
      TText(LFMXObj).AutoSize := True;

      Canvas.Font.Assign(TText(LFMXObj).Font);
      Position.X := Random(ARangeWidth - Round(Canvas.TextWidth(Text)));
      Position.Y := Random(ARangeHeight - Round(Canvas.TextHeight(Text)));
    end;
    {
    // test background label painting
    with TRectangle.Create(Result) do
    begin
      Parent := AOwner;
      Fill.Color := TAlphaColors.Lightgrey;
      Fill.Kind := TBrushKind.bkSolid;
      Width := Result.Canvas.TextWidth(Result.Text);
      Height := Result.Canvas.TextHeight(Result.Text);
      Position.X := Result.Position.X;
      Position.Y := Result.Position.Y;
      Result.BringToFront;
    end;
    }
    AutoSize := True;
    Visible := True;
  end;
end;

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Directive DDJJ No. 1891 introduced a new type of asset that is of a digital nature. Digital assets are not physically available but only exist in a digital format such as pictures, videos, audio files, animations, presentations or even Bitcoin. Taxpayers that own digital assets will now have to submit the new Document No. 1891 which has to be submitted to the tax authorities. The new regulation became effective in 2019 but the document needs to already be submitted for tax year 2018.
In Chile, a business needs to issue an invoice only at the time of delivery. However, it is possible to issue it in advance if the VAT is levied. When returning goods, the client has the right to receive store credit valid for 3 months starting the day of delivery (not invoice!).
The tax reform includes new regulations on which companies have to get the tax number RUT. This tax number is connected to various registration and information duties. The information duties include notification about changes, fusions, divisions, transformations, dissolutions and liquidations of all administered funds.
If groceries or toiletry articles cannot be sold anymore due to missing or wrong labelling or because they are nearing their expiration date, companies can profit fiscally from donating them. According to Bulletin 60/2018, companies that donate said goods to non-profit institutions can deduct the thus-caused losses. The premise for receiving the tax cut is a confirmation receipt from the recipient. Moreover, the tax cut can be used on top of existing VAT tax credits.
Since 2013, a Chilean regulation prevented divided companies from using their tax credits as well as credits from dividend payouts or profit withdrawals. The new tax reform now allows those companies to profit from said credits proportionally to their shares of the original company.


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Q: How to get unsampled data from Google Analytics API in a specific day I am building a package that uses the Google Analytics API for Python.
But, in severous cases when I have multiple dimensions the extraction by day is sampled.
I know that if I use sampling_level = LARGE will use a sample more accurate.
But, somebody knows if has a way to reduce a request that you can extract one day without sampling?
Grateful

A: setting sampling to LARGE is the only method we have to decide the amount of sampling but as you already know this doesn't prevent it.
The only way to reduce the chances of sampling is to request less data. A reduced number of dimensions and metrics as well as a shorter date range are the best ways to ensure that you dont get sampled data

A: This is probably not the answer you want to hear but, one way of getting unsampled data from Google analytics is to use unsampled reports. However this requires that you sign up for Google Marketing Platform. With these you can create an unsampled report request using the API or the UI.
There is also a way to export the data to Big Query. But you lose the analysis that Google provides and will have to do that yourself. This too requires that you sign up for Google Marketing Platform.

A: there are several tactics of building unsampled reports, most popular is splitting your report into shorter time ranges up to hours. Mark Edmondson did a great work on anti-sampling in his R package so you might find it useful. You may start with this blog post https://code.markedmondson.me/anti-sampling-google-analytics-api/


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Why Marvel's Spider-Man Will Definitely Be Peter Parker
By Brent McKnight published 11 April 15
Since it was announced that Spider-Man is coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe there has been a swirl of rumor and speculation surrounding the latest revamp of the webslinger. The initial press release used the name Peter Parker, Spidey's civilian alter ego, but reports hinted that the studio could go another direction. Now, however, Marvel's president confirmed that they're sticking with tradition and it will in fact be Peter Parker we see next on screen.
Talking to Collider, Marvel BMOC Kevin Feige discussed why they want to go with Peter Parker, and how they're going to approach the character now that they have creative control. He says:
Some of my favorite Spider-Man arcs and Spider-Man stories, he's in high school for a lot of it. We want to explore that. That also makes him very, very different from any of our other characters in the MCU, which is something else we want to explore: how unique he is when now put against all these other characters.
Peter Parker certainly adds a new wrinkle to the MCU that they haven't had before. Up to this point, all of their superheroes have been grown ass men (and Black Widow). Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver in Avengers: Age of Ultron are youngish, but not like this. A big part Spider-Man's character has been his brash, youthful energy. He's a wise ass who banters with villains as he swings through the concrete canyons of Manhattan; he's a kid who thinks being a superhero is awesome.
This means he comes from a drastically different place than all of the rest of the heroes he'll encounter. Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Hulk, and the rest, they all have their own things going on. Contrasting Peter and his youth with his colleagues has the potential to pay off with some cool, interesting dividends. If nothing else, he brings a different perspective.
Knowing that we're going to get Peter Parker also effectively quashes the idea that we could see an African American or Latino Spider-Man. In the comics, after Spidey is killed (you probably know this much, but death in comics is not always quite as permanent as elsewhere in the world), the half-black, half-Latino Miles Morales, who also just so happens to have been bitten by a radioactive spider, takes over the blue and red mantle. Many out there thought and hoped that we could see something similar go down onscreen, but that is no longer a possibility.
Coming home to Marvel, Spider-Man is going to make his first appearance next year in Captain America: Civil War. In this arc in the comics, he has at least one super powerful moment that we can't wait to see on screen. While that doesn't hit theaters until 2016, production is slated to begin before too awful long, so as far as casting goes, they're under something of a time crunch. We've heard that tons of young actors have read for the role, and there are likely others we haven't heard, but it seems likely they'll make their choice relatively soon.
Captain America: Civil War opens May 6, 2016, while the solo Spider-Man drops July 28, 2017.
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If you use Photoshop or Elements, at one time or another, your brush will show cross-hairs instead of the outline of a circle. Likely, you will go into your preferences area and see a spot called cursors. After you realize you did not have the cross-hairs option on, you'll scratch your head, or maybe start pulling your hair out in frustration.
Don't beat yourself up when you learn the solution. It is too easy – your CAP LOCKS KEY IS ON. Turn it off and boom…you are back in business. When I tell photographers this, they often feel dumb. But I promise you it happens to everyone once (unless they learn from a post like this first). Show of hands, has it happened to you?
We'd love you to PIN this graphic explaining the solution so it can help others avoid this frustrating experience. We will be adding more "quick tips" if this is helpful so be sure to let us know.
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Click, click, click, I heard that sound tonight, it was my camera calling me..
Yep, I have done that. I don't remember how I figured out that it was the CAPS key, but it was maddening.
OMG! It happens all the time and I just couldn't figure out why!! Thank you thank you thank you!


If you are thinking about subscribing to the NetFlix UK service, this is definitely a review to read.
It has been two years since I last blogged about Netflix and a lot has changed, both in my computing setup and the service.
Warning: I actually wrote the draft of this blog post and took photos in late July 2014. I'm sure a lot hasn't changed in the two months since I last used the service.
I was quite happy with Netflix UK two years ago, but the quality of the available movies and television shows has definitely improved. Whereas NowTV is definitely king of on-demand movies in the UK, and whilst Netflix UK does have some good movies, for me, Netflix in the United Kingdom is primarily about TV shows. Plus not forgetting the added bonus of no adverts breaking a programme apart!
I was able to finish watching Chuck the TV series, which Channel 5 in the UK had dropped a while back. Plus it gave me the opportunity to experience whole seasons of TV shows that I had heard about, but had never watched. Thus I discovered and enjoyed discovering and watching Continuum and White Collar.
Admittedly this meant I binged watched some TV shows, and watched too many episodes back to back!
Two years ago there was no watch list for the service, and in the end I just bookmarked pages in a folder on my browser. Thankfully they have rectified the problem, and now you can easily add and remove items from a list.
Watching Netflix via mobile phone, tablet and computer.
I don't have a small smart box or TV with Netflix inbuilt, which is a major shame. However this didn't stop me from watching the service via a few different ways!
Computers linked to the TV.
At one stage I was connecting a laptop running Microsoft Windows Vista to the TV via the VGA cable, and later I used a computer with Linux Mint 16. Both not ideal, especially with the frustration of the sound setup, but meant I could easily watch from my couch.
I've not tried connecting a tablet to a television screen yet, but I did successfully watch Netflix via a first generation Google Nexus 7 and a Kindle Fire HDX without issues. I also tried the subtitle functionality on the Kindle tablet and the text was well presented.
For the sake of this review, I tested and discovered it ran okay on a Samsung Galaxy ACE GT-S5830, but not on a Mini GT-S5570.
For me Netflix UK is currently a service that I will use for a month or two at a time, rather than continuously. Often when not subscribed, I am briefly using other on-demand services, such as NowTV and at the time of writing I'm also currently trying out Amazon's Prime Instant Video package.


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Mother-son duo Vibha Chibber and Puru Chibber to enter Bigg Boss 12?
Buzz has it that Vibha Chibber and her son Puru Chibber will be seen in 'Bigg Boss 12.' Let's take a look at the pictures…
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With 'Bigg Boss 12' all set to premiere in few weeks, the excitement around the most controversial reality show is building up. Rumours are rife that film, television and theatre artist Vibha Chibber and her actor son Puru Chibber will soon be seen in the new season of 'Bigg Boss.' Veteran actress Vibha was seen in several TV shows like 'Sapna Babul Ka...Bidaai,' 'Looteri Dulhan,' 'Mrs. Kaushik Ki Paanch Bahuein,' 'Humsafars,' 'Piya Rangrezz,' 'Hum Aapke Ghar Mein Rehte Hain' and 'Kasam Tere Pyaar Ki.' She was also part of many Bollywood films like 'Chak De! India,' 'Saawariya,' 'Ghajini,' 'Jolly LLB,' 'Boss' and 'Dolly Ki Doli.' Puru Chibber, who was seen in 'Khotay Sikkey' and 'Pavitra Rishta,' has starred in several TV shows like 'Adaalat,' 'Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se,' 'Beintehaa' and 'Yeh Hai Aashiqui.' (Photos: Instagram)
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Grass fire near Prado Regional Park in Chino…
Grass fire near Prado Regional Park in Chino stopped at 1 acre
PUBLISHED: December 7, 2017 at 9:34 a.m. | UPDATED: December 7, 2017 at 10:57 a.m.
Firefighters quickly stopped a grass fire that was burning close to Prado Regional Park on Thursday morning.
The fire was stopped at 1 acre, according to Chino Valley Fire District officials.
#pradoincident Fire's forward progress was stopped at one acre. Both directions of Euclid Avenue between Pine and Pomona Rincon expected to remain closed for at least an hour.
— Chino Valley Fire (@cvifd) December 7, 2017
Both directions of Euclid Avenue between Pine Avenue and Pomona Rincon Road was expected to remain closed until around 10:30 a.m., fire officials said.
The fire was reported around 8:45 a.m., according to California Highway Patrol reports. The incident was handed to Chino police and the Chino Valley Fire District.
Initial reports show that people were trying to put out the blaze with fire extinguishers.
The Chino fire is only one of several spot fires that have sprung up throughout the Inland Empire.
Cal fire/Riverside County firefighters were still mopping up a 3-acre wildfire in Jurupa Valley that ignited near the 15 and 60 freeways when the Chino fire began burning.
There have also been reports of small fires popping up in the Cajon Pass on Thursday morning.
Strong Santa Ana winds are a major concern for all Southern California fire personnel as four large fires continue to rage in Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
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Inbox Jukebox Presents: Brother Sundance's New Single "Monsters" feat. Ella Boh
By idobi Staff | May 10, 2019 at 10:45 AM
Take a deep breath and let today's Inbox Jukebox Presents move you. Brother Sundance brings a brooding love song written from a place of heartache and introspection. "Monsters" feat. Ella Boh will get you digging into how you really feel and screaming it out loud to the anti-pop beat.
"Every word in this song means the world to me," Brother Sundance shares. "Monsters" tells a dark tale of insecurity, bringing out those thoughts that creep out late at night when you're alone. That brutal honesty makes the track powerful. "It will forever be my favorite Brother Sundance song. I still sing it when I'm feeling down. It just feels like home, somehow."
"Monsters" moves from seductive to anthemic, taking you through a full range of emotions while Brother Sundance's intense vocals cut deep. Ella Boh's voice adds another layer of chills—the two singers' tones contrast, speaking to the light and dark parts of the song, of the lyrics, of you.
"['Monsters'] will forever be my favorite Brother Sundance song. I still sing it when I'm feeling down. It just feels like home, somehow."
The singer-songwriter not only penned the song, he also created the video treatment. "This video is definitely my favorite thing I've ever done as a visual artist," he says. The visual shows Brother Sundance in chains and a straitjacket, held down by his monsters while a mix of doctors and prison guards seek to help or hurt him—it's up to you to decide which. It's a striking piece of art that adds even more depth to the track.
From the moment you hit play you can feel the energy and emotion that was poured into the song and video. "Monsters" has been a labor of love for Brother Sundance and it's paying off—watch the video below and we'll leave you with his thoughts: "There isn't a second of it that wasn't cared for and gone over with a fine tooth comb. I still can't believe it's mine, really. It doesn't feel real, sometimes."
"Before music, I thought I was going to be a professional baseball player. I ended up hurting myself and ending my baseball career before turning to music early in high school. After making the switch, I never looked back."
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How we've started our famous tradition.
When you're travelling, time is precious. You want to get the most out of it. Instead of some trendy, overpriced diner on a crowded tourist street, you want to find that hidden gem of a neighbourhood restaurant. You want to explore; you want the adventure. And now, you have a guide.
Our Double T Diner restaurant in Laurel, Maryland is conveniently located on Route 1 close to downtown Laurel.


The Spruce Grove Saints defeated the Fort McMurray Oil Barons 2-0 Friday to extend their win streak to six games.
Seth Fyten and Tanner Hickey each scored in the second period and Matthew Davis made 19 stops for his fourth shutout of the season.
Up next the Saints take on the Bonnyville Pontiacs on Saturday at the Grant Fuhr Arena in Spruce Grove. Puck drop is 7 p.m.


Dr. Yorra graduated from the Pharmacy Program at Northeastern University in 1978, worked in practice for full time for 14 years, and has worked at Northeastern University since 1992 managing the Pharmacy Cooperative Education Program. Dr. Yorra is an officer in the Massachusetts Pharmacy Association Foundation, Massachusetts Independent Pharmacy Association and Boston Druggist's Association, as well as a member of the Massachusetts Society of Health Systems Pharmacists, the American Pharmacists Association and the American Society of Health System Pharmacists. Dr. Yorra has presented many posters on Experiential Education and the Pharmacy Cooperative Education Program at national meetings, as well as published an article in the American Journal of Pharmacy Education and Current Trends in Pharmacy Education. In addition to the experiential component, Dr. Yorra has taught Pharmacy Practice skills for many years with a focus on sterile products. Dr. Yorra also teaches a Health Management course in the College of Professional studies. In addition to professional accomplishments, Dr. Yorra is a proud dad of four children who received their degrees from Northeastern University and are very successful today.


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BLOOD & BONE
By Ben RAMSEY
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In a world without rules...he makes his own
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Ben RAMSEY
Michael Jai WHITE, Julian SANDS, Eamonn WALKER, Nona GAYE
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Blood & Bone stars actor and acclaimed martial artist, Michael Jai White (Undisputed II, The Dark Knight, Why Did I Get Married? Black Dynamite), Julian Sands (Lipstick Jungle, A Room with a View, Warlock), Nona Gaye (Crash, State of the Union) and Eamonn Walker (Lord of War, Unbreakable, Cadilac Records). Directed by Ben Ramsey (Love and a Bullet), Blood & Bone is the story of Isaiah Bone (Michael Jai White), a mysterious master-fighter who, after his release from prison, arrives on the inner-city streets of Los Angeles and takes on several of the meanest and toughest fighters from the world of back-alley street fighting, all organized by a vicious gang lead (Eamonn Walker). But is Bone in it just for the big money or does he have another agenda?


Home › Forums › Marketing and Sales › Sales › Does cashback really help to drive more sales?
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I run my own online shop, and event though I'm doing well, I'd like to increase my sales, because I'm sure there is still room for improvement.
I've optimized all of my money pages and even the checkout process and things are sailing smoothly. However, I'm also going to install a heatmap software to further optimize my website, and I'm also hiring an specialist to make my site load even faster.
I'm also going to hire a copywriter to enhance my sales pages, because even though they are converting well, I'm confident that they can do even better. It is worth a try.
Nonetheless, I'm also tempted to give cashback offers a try, because I'm sure that they can drive more sales, but in your opinion, is it worth it? I see many websites like RebateMango offering these promotions for big brands like Booking, Agoda, Alibaba, Rakuten, etc. but is it worth it for a small shop like mine to do so?


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How Much Snow Can My Roof Hold?
commercial, live, residential
Prior to 1979, the Ohio Building Code required a snow load of 25 pounds per sq ft (psf) and had a comment to take drifted snow into account, but didn't say how. In general this was adequate; however, I've been called to investigate structures in which the code requirement wasn't adequate, including a large one-story office and warehouse building experiencing roof sagging after a heavy snowfall. When snow blew across the warehouse roof and landed on the adjacent office roof that was about 6 ft lower, it overloaded the lower roof framing, causing a weld to break in the bar joists and the roof to deflect. There was so much drifted snow it was nearly piled as high as the 6 ft difference between the roofs, and was compacted so tightly that I could walk up the drift to the upper level, sinking only about 1 ft with each step. It was clear that the code was not sufficient.
How Snow Loads Were Calculated
In 1979, Ohio adopted the BOCA (Building and Code Officials) National Building Code. It included provisions for designing for drifted snow with the amount of drift dependent on the height difference in roof surfaces, or the height of the parapet or other obstruction. We now know that the amount of drift is dependent on the length of the fetch of the roof surface (the fetch is the length of roof that snow can blow along before reaching the obstruction or drop in the roof surface) rather than the height of the obstruction or the difference in roof heights. Thus, when the BOCA code was used, it produced conservative values for small buildings with four ft high parapets or four ft changes in roof level, but still had very unconservative values for large roofs with a long fetch.
How to Structurally Design for Snow Loads Today
Today's International Building Code, which Ohio has adopted, uses snow loads from American Society of Civil Engineers' Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures (ASCE 7-10). The actual design incorporates a number of variables:
The amount of ground snow for the geographic area
The importance of a building (fire departments, hospitals and other important buildings require a larger load than a normal office building or store)
Whether the building is heated, which allows for some heat to extend up through the roof and melt some of the snow
A reduction from the ground snow to account for a certain amount of snow to blow off the structure
The effect of drifting snow which is based on the length of the fetch
Sliding snow from a sloped roof
Imbalanced snow loads (variations in the amount of snow)
For a typical building in most of Ohio, the ground snow is 20 psf; allowing for the snow that blows off, the actual design load can typically be reduced to 14 psf. This is considerably less than the 25 psf that the old codes required.
Snow Loads on Commercial Additions
While most designers remember to take drifted snow into account on new structures, it is frequently overlooked when adding taller additions to existing buildings.
Adding a taller addition that extends out 200 ft from an existing building can create an enormous load on the existing lower roof. The drifted snow would be over 5 ft high, weigh 87 psf at the step in the two roofs and extend out 17 ft (see Figure 1). With fire sprinkler lines and electrical conduits in the way, it is usually very difficult and expensive to reinforce an existing bar joist framed roof to support this additional load on the original roof.
We have used two methods to solve this problem. The easiest is to add a low section of roof the width of the drift, adjacent to the existing building and design this low roof to carry the weight of the drifted snow (see Figure 2). This has the benefit of providing the owner with more usable space at less than the cost of reinforcing the existing roof to carry the drifted snow.
The second method is to design a low cantilevered roof with the capacity to carry the drift extending out over the lower existing roof on the side of the addition (see Figure 3). This is more expensive than the first option, but may be needed if there is a lack of space to add the additional section of low roof.
The code requires that the roof be designed for drifted snow where obstructions on the roof are wider than 15 ft. This includes HVAC equipment and facades. We see many existing buildings that have large facades added above the entrance. If these are longer than 15 ft along the wall and extend up more than a few feet, the existing roof must be designed for the additional snow drift.
How Much Snow Can My Residential Roof Hold?
The Residential Code of Ohio, which applies to one and two-family homes, shows a map indicating the required snow load. It calls for 20 psf throughout most of Ohio, and 25 psf along a north south strip in the eastern half of the state. The 20 psf load is equivalent to 14 inches of snow at the design density while the 25 psf load is 17 inches. There is a special zone in the northeast corner of the state where they get lake effect snow. The code says to see local conditions in these special zones. The building departments there say to use a 30 psf snow load. The residential code does not require designing for drifted snow, but since most homes aren't very large, there is not a significant length of fetch to accumulate much drift. We've found that some building departments in Greater Cincinnati want residences designed for a 25 psf snow load (even though the code says 20 psf) so the engineers in our office use a 25 psf snow load for most homes (unless the home is located in a special zone or has a very steep roof slope, so the snow slides off).
While sometimes it seems that the snow outside will never let up, structural engineers design for snowfall in your location. If you have concerns about snow and ice weight on a structural system, call a structural engineer to investigate.
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Jeffrey A Hall says:
Interesting stuff. I am looking at the roof supports in my garage. It is a stick building. 20′ X 20′ wide it only has four 2 X 6 boards spanning the middle third that are 20 feet long and sagging pretty good. Anyone that could point me at some possible ways to shore it up?
Schaefer says:
Hi Jeffrey,
20 ft is a long distance for 2×6's to span without any support. We recommend that you have this reviewed by a local engineer before performing work. We reached out to your email with additional information.
What methods have you used where the bar joists in the existing part of the building run perpendicular to the wall where the addition is proposed.
In the blog post, the diagrams show the joists being perpendicular to the wall. If the joists are parallel to the wall, the same procedures for eliminating the drift on the lower roof apply: 1) add a new low section of roof that can carry the drifted snow or 2) cantilever out new framing over the original structure.
If we can't do the above options or if the new drift is not that great, we analyze the joists with the new loads and design reinforcing to be added where necessary. The Steel Joist Institute Technical Digest 12, "Evaluation and Modification of Open Web Steel Joists and Joist Girders" and Vulcraft's free on-demand webinar, also titled "Evaluation and Modification of Open Web Steel Joists and Joist Girders" show how to design the reinforcing. Also, Vulcraft's publication titled "Design of Vulcraft Steel joist, Joist Girders and Steel Deck" addressed the topic but may be out of print.
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Authorities say an Oklahoma man was fatally mauled by a bear and two cubs near a southeast Alaska mine.
Alaska State Troopers identified the victim as 18-year-old Anthony David Montoya of Hollis, Oklahoma.
Troopers say all three bears were killed. Montoya's body is being sent to the state medical examiner's office for an autopsy.
Montoya was a contract employee for Hecla Greens Creek Mine. The mine reported that the incident Monday occurred at a remote drill site accessible only by helicopter.
The incident occurred near the silver mine on Admiralty Island about 18 miles (29 kilometers) southwest of Juneau.
A contract mine employee has been killed in an encounter with a bear in southeast Alaska.
Hecla Greens Creek Mine reports the incident occurred Monday at a remote drill site accessible only by helicopter.
Alaska State Troopers say a report of the incident was received at about 8:45 a.m. but provided little other information.
Mike Satre, manager of government and community relations with the mine, said there are many bears on Admiralty Island. Because of that, he says employees and contractors receive training specific to bears.
He says that before Monday, there had not been an injury of any kind related to a bear reported by the mine.


Lagos State University 2018/2019 Post-UTME Portal Re-opened For NECO Results Upload. See More Details Here.
The Lagos State University Post-UTME Portal has been Re-opened For NECO Results Upload for the 2018/2019 academic session. All concerned persons are hereby informed.
The Lagos State University wishes to inform all candidates who applied for admission to the institution but were unable to upload their NECO results that the portal is opened for the upload. This is in view of the 2018 SSCE results recently released by the Council.


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// No direct access
defined('_JEXEC') or die;

JLoader::register('AkrecipesFrontendHelper', JPATH_ROOT . '/components/com_akrecipes/helpers/akrecipes.php');

//require_once JPATH_BASE . '/components/com_akrecipes/helpers/akrecipes.php' ;

/**
 * Class AkrecipesRouter
 *
 * @since  3.3
 */
class AkrecipesRouter extends JComponentRouterBase
{
	/**
	 * Build method for URLs
	 * This method is meant to transform the query parameters into a more human
	 * readable form. It is only executed when SEF mode is switched on.
	 *
	 * @param   array  &$query  An array of URL arguments
	 *
	 * @return  array  The URL arguments to use to assemble the subsequent URL.
	 *
	 * @since   3.3
	 */
	public function build(&$query)
	{
//error_log("IN AkrecipesRouter::build query == " . print_r($query,true));

// $e = new Exception() ;
// //error_log($e->getTraceAsString());
		$segments = array();
		$view     = null;
		$mView     = null;
		$id = null ;
		$mId = null ;
		$menuItem = null ;

		if ($query['option'] != 'com_akrecipes') return $segments ;
		// We need a menu item.  Either the one specified in the query, or the current active one if none specified

		if (empty($query['Itemid']))
		{
			$menuItem = $this->menu->getActive();
			$menuItemGiven = false;
		}
		else
		{
			$menuItem = $this->menu->getItem($query['Itemid']);
			$menuItemGiven = true;
		}

		// Check again
		if ($menuItemGiven && isset($menuItem) && $menuItem->component != 'com_akrecipes')
		{
			$menuItemGiven = false;
			unset($query['Itemid']);
		}

		$mView = (empty($menuItem->query['view'])) ? null : $menuItem->query['view'];
		$mId   = (empty($menuItem->query['id'])) ? null : $menuItem->query['id'];

		if (is_array($mId))
		{
			JArrayHelper::toInteger($mId);
		}

		if (!isset($query['view'])) {
			return $segments ;
		}

		// Are we dealing with an article or category that is attached to a menu item?
		if (($menuItem instanceof stdClass)
			&& $menuItem->query['view'] == $query['view']
			&& isset($query['id'])
			&& $menuItem->query['id'] == (int) $query['id'])
		{
			unset($query['view']);

			if (isset($query['catid']))
			{
				unset($query['catid']);
			}

			if (isset($query['layout']))
			{
				unset($query['layout']);
			}

			unset($query['id']);

			return $segments;
		}

		$view = $query['view'];
		unset($query['view']);

		if (!$menuItemGiven && $view != 'recipe')
		{
			$segments[] = $view;
		}

		//$model      = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getModel($view);

		if (isset($query['id'])) {
			$id = $query['id'];
			unset($query['id']);
		} else {
			$app = JFactory::getApplication();
			$id  = $app->input->getInt('id');
		}

		// empty id , no SEF to be done. just return
		if ( empty($id) or is_null($id)) {
			return $segments ;
		}

		switch ($view) {
			case 'recipes':
				// category view
				$categories = JCategories::getInstance('Akrecipes');
				$category = $categories->get($id);
				if ( is_null($category) ) return $segments ;
				$catPath = $category->getPath() ;
				if ( is_array($catPath)	) {
					foreach ($catPath as $key => $value) {
						list( $id, $path) = explode(':', $value, 2);
						$segments[] = $path ;
					}
				}
				unset($query['task']);
				unset($query['layout']);
				break;

			case 'recipe':
				// $model      = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getModel($view);
				// if ( $model !== null) {
				// 	$item       = $model->getData($id);
				// 	$alias      = $model->getAliasFieldNameByView($view);
				// 	$segments[] = $item->$alias;

				// 	unset($query['task']);
				// 	unset($query['catid']) ;
				// }

				if ( $id ) {
					$alias = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getItemAlias($id);
					$segments[] = $alias;
					unset($query['task']);
					unset($query['catid']) ;
				}

				break ;

			case 'recipesbyuser':
				$user = JFactory::getUser($id);
				$segments[] = 'author' ;
				$segments[] = str_replace(' ', '-', strtolower($user->name)) ;
				unset($query['task']);
				unset($query['layout']);
				break ;

			case 'contests':
				$segments[] = 'contests' ;
				unset($query['task']);
				unset($query['layout']);
				unset($query['Itemid']);
				break;

			case 'contest':
				$segments[] = 'contests';
				// $model      = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getModel($view);
				// if ( $model !== null) {
				// 	$item       = $model->getData($id);
				// 	$alias      = $model->getAliasFieldNameByView($view);
				// 	$segments[] = $item->$alias;

				// 	unset($query['task']);
				// 	unset($query['id']) ;
				// }
				if ( $id ) {
					$alias = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getItemAlias($id,'contests');
					$segments[] = $alias;
					unset($query['task']);
					unset($query['catid']) ;
				}
				break;

			case 'brands':
				$segments[] = 'brands' ;
				unset($query['task']);
				unset($query['layout']);
				unset($query['Itemid']);
				break;

			case 'brand':
				$segments[] = 'brands';
				// $model      = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getModel($view);
				// if ( $model !== null) {
				// 	$item       = $model->getData($id);
				// 	//$alias      = $model->getAliasFieldNameByView($view);
				// 	$segments[] = $item->alias;

				// 	unset($query['task']);
				// 	unset($query['id']) ;
				// }
				if ( $id ) {
					$alias = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getItemAlias($id,'brands');
					$segments[] = $alias;
					unset($query['task']);
					unset($query['catid']) ;
				}
				break;

			default:
				break;
		}

//error_log("segments --> " . print_r($segments,true));
		return $segments;
	}

	/**
	 * Parse method for URLs
	 * This method is meant to transform the human readable URL back into
	 * query parameters. It is only executed when SEF mode is switched on.
	 *
	 * @param   array  &$segments  The segments of the URL to parse.
	 *
	 * @return  array  The URL attributes to be used by the application.
	 *
	 * @since   3.3
	 */
	public function parse(&$segments)
	{
error_log("IN AkrecipesRouter::parse segments == " . print_r($segments,true));

		$vars = array();
		$total = count($segments);

		// if segment is 1, then it is a recipe
		if ( $total == 1 ) {

			// check if it is contests or brands list
			switch ($segments[0]) {
				case 'contests':
					$vars['view'] = 'contests' ;
					break;
				case 'brands':
					$vars['view'] = 'brands';
					break;

				default:
					$vars['view'] = 'recipe';
					// $model        = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getModel($vars['view']);
					// $id = $model->getItemIdByAlias($segments[0]);
					$id = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getItemIdByAlias($segments[0],'recipe');
					$vars['id'] = $id ;
					break;
			}

			return $vars ;
		} elseif ($total == 2) {
			// check if it is a contest/brand page. If not assume it is category
			$iscat = false ;
			$table_name = null;
			switch ($segments[0]) {
				case 'contests':
					$vars['view'] = 'contest' ;
					$table_name = 'contests' ;
					break;
				case 'brands':
					$vars['view'] = 'brand';
					$table_name = 'brands' ;
					break;
				case 'author':
					$vars['view'] = 'recipesbyuser';
					$table_name = 'users' ;
					break;
				default:
					$iscat = true ;
					break;
			}

			if (!$iscat) {
				// $model        = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getModel($vars['view']);
				// $id = $model->getItemIdByAlias($segments[1]);
				$id = AkrecipesFrontendHelper::getItemIdByAlias($segments[1],$table_name);
				$vars['id'] = $id ;
				return $vars ;
			}
		}

		// reached here, assume it is a category

		// We get the category id from the menu item and search from there
		$id = $item->query['id'];
		$category = JCategories::getInstance('Akrecipes')->get($id);

		if (!$category)
		{
			JError::raiseError(404, JText::_('COM_CONTENT_ERROR_PARENT_CATEGORY_NOT_FOUND'));

			return $vars;
		}

		$categories = $category->getChildren();
		$vars['catid'] = $id;
		$vars['id'] = $id;
		$vars['layout'] = 'blog';
		$found = 0;

		foreach ($segments as $segment)
		{
			$segment = str_replace(':', '-', $segment);

			foreach ($categories as $category)
			{
				if ($category->alias == $segment)
				{
					$vars['id'] = $category->id;
					$vars['view'] = 'recipes';
					$categories = $category->getChildren();
					$found = 1;
					break;
				}
			}
		}

		return $vars;
	}
}

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Abengoa is awarded the construction of a substation and the sectioning of three 220 kV double-circuit lines in Chile
The project is part of the expansion plan of the country's national transmission system.
October 5, 2020 - Abengoa (MCE: ABG.B), an international company that applies innovative technological solutions for sustainable development in the infrastructure, energy and water sectors, has been selected by the company Transelec, one of the main suppliers of Chilean electricity transmission, for the construction of a 220 kV electrical substation and three 220 kV line sectioning, whose works are part of the expansion plan of the Chilean national transmission system.
These works, which will take place near the city of Los Angeles, in the VIII Bío-Bío region in Chile, will consist of the design, supply of equipment, materials and services, construction, assembly, testing and commissioning of the Los Notros New Sectioning Substation, with a voltage of 220 kV, and three sections of 220 kV double-circuit lines that connect Ralco-Charrúa, Angostura-Mulchén and Pangue-Charrúa.
This award reinforces Abengoa's presence in the energy distribution sector, in which it has more than 30 years of experience and in which it has already exceeded 27,000 km of lines and 330 substations around the world.
Transmission project developed by Abengoa in Chile.
Click here to download in HD.
About Abengoa
Abengoa (MCE: ABG/P:SM) applies innovative technology solutions for sustainability in the infrastructure, energy and water sectors. (www.abengoa.com)
Communication Department:
Marián Ariza
E-mail: communication@abengoa.com
Investor Relations & Capital Markets:
Gonzalo Zubiría
E-mail: ir@abengoa.com
And on our blog: http://www.theenergyofchange.com


"We did everything we could do."
Yanina Fernandez, left, and her sister Liz, wait for an available flight to Argentina after their flight was cancelled at Miami International Airport on Thursday.
MIAMI — Florida residents and tourists rushed to Miami International Airport on Friday to catch the final departing flights as Hurricane Irma — a powerful, already-fatal storm with a width is larger than the entire Florida peninsula — bears down on the state.
Two airport employees told BuzzFeed News the airport would close Friday afternoon.
Several people vacationing in the area told BuzzFeed News they abruptly changed their plans as forecasts show the storm — which is expected to slam into the Florida Keys and south Florida around 8 a.m. Sunday with winds greater than 110 mph — potentially making a direct hit on Miami.
"I had to board up six properties before I could leave," said Richard Robinson, a Key West property owner. He added when he arrived at the airport there were only about 20 parking spots left for his car, and that it ended up staying on the ground level.
Airport officials have warned that, "The garages are at capacity, if you are flying, please use alternate means of transportation to arrive at MIA."
"We continue to monitor the progress of Hurricane Irma. Before coming to the airport, please confirm that your flight is still operating. Many flights have been canceled," officials warned on the airport's website.
People seemed to heed that advice as operations at the airport appeared to be running calmly on Friday. Airlines began making modifications and cancellations to flights earlier this week while travelers fear price spikes. The arrival and departures wall was loaded with cancellations.
"We're expecting a lot of damage, but we did everything we could do," said Kathy Robinson, who was evacuating Key West with Richard. They pair said people should always evacuate. "It's a huge hurricane, and I don't think you can be that prepared, no matter what you do."
One woman, who wouldn't give BuzzFeed News her name, said she was vacationing from Honduras but cut her stay short.
Rita Friedman, on vacation from Puerto Rico, was heading home to see what damage the storm had already done.
"We're supposed to be without water or electricity in the island, but I have to go back to find out how's my house," Friedman said. She said she owns a radio station on the eastern part of the island and wondered how damaged the towers had been. "I want to be there earlier and not spend Irma right here in Miami."
"I wish everybody in Miami a lot of luck with this catastrophic [storm]," she added.
Francisco Borjas, an Honduras man, also cut his vacation short because of the hurricane. But when asked whether he was scared of the storm, he said "not at all" in Spanish and said it was more a matter of convenience. "It wasn't because I was scared," he insisted.
On Thursday night, the airport had a different sort of chaos: A disturbed man with a knife was reportedly shot after getting on the tarmac and getting into a confrontation with an officer.


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Q: JVM options on Sbt Native Packager I can't find a way to specify the -X options (-Xmx / Xms) when using SBT Native Packager when using a Java Archetype.
I tried to use a jvmopts file that contains those properties within src/universal folder. Adding to build.sbt
bashScriptConfigLocation := Some("${app_home}/../conf/jvmopts")
All these according to the following link: http://www.scala-sbt.org/sbt-native-packager/archetypes/java_app/customize.html
I can't get it to modify the default 1024m values.

A: You have to prefix the -X options. Take a look at the example etc-default file.
So you would need to write in your jvmopts
-J-Xms1024m
-J-Xmx2048m

UPDATE
The etc-default behaviour has been corrected with version 1.0.0-RC2. Take a look at the server configuration page.


Google has started rolling out a software update for its second Nexus branded phone, the Nexus S. The software update will bump the Android version to 2.3.6, and mainly aims at fixing some bugs with the current software build.
The main purpose of this software update is to fix the horrendous voice search bug, which plagues all Nexus S owners. When a Nexus S owner will be in a low-signal zone, the voice search app will automatically get activated. This software update from Google finally fixes this bug, after months of complaints from the Nexus S owners. Other than fixing the voice search bug, the update also brings some NFC improvements.
However, not all is rosy with the update. Nexus S owners who updated their handset to 2.3.6 are reporting that tethering does not work for them, post the update. So Nexus S owners, who need tethering should stay away from this update.
The update is being rolled out via OTA, and will hit Nexus S owners across the globe in the coming days. Alternatively, Nexus S owners can manually pull the update from Google servers by keying in *#*#checkin#*#*.


In its rookie debut, Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) was a top finisher in the Campus Conservation Nationals (CCN), landing within the top ten schools among 125 campus participants in North America that achieved the most reduction in electricity consumption over a three-week period.
As a Top Ten finisher, EMU was awarded the grand prize of a one-year license to equip two buildings on campus with competition sponsor Lucid's energy monitoring hardware and software.
The win is "an affirmation of the Eastern Mennonite University's long-running commitment to reducing our school's energy use," said campus sustainability coordinator Jonathan Lantz-Trissel.
The end result of the CCN competition not only raised awareness about individual consumer habits, but resulted in a substantial savings of resources and finances. The competition monitored 1,374 buildings used by approximately 345,000 student, faculty and staff, and reported a total savings of 1.9 million kilowatt hours, 394,000 gallons of water, and $290,000.
According to the CCN website, this is the equivalent of removing 182 homes from the grid for one year, saving 1.5 million one-liter bottles of water, and averting 2.4 million pounds of carbon dioxide.
CCN, in its fifth year, is hosted by the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council, Lucid, the Alliance to Save Energy and the National Wildlife Federation.
From March 8-28, ten campus buildings were monitored for energy usage. Roselawn came out on top with a 40.2 percent reduction, followed by Maplewood (39.7 percent) and Elmwood (37.3), Hartzler Library (28) and Cedarwood (23.2).
That bodes well for next year, Sachs said, when he plans to implement a social media campaign to raise awareness and get more people involved.
The competition also includes regional sub-competitions, such as the Big Ten Unplugged, the New York Negawatt Challenge, the California State University Conservation League, and the Campus ConseRVAtion Nationals, featuring three Richmond area schools.
Sachs hopes to invite Shenandoah Valley area universities and colleges to compete next year. He's also pondering a friendly rivalry among Mennonite colleges.
The grand prize of Lucid hardware and software will complement the monitoring system already present on campus, according to Sachs. Preliminary plans will enable a more public showcase of campus sustainability efforts, with television screens projecting constant data to building users.
"We were planning to place one monitor in the Suter Science Center, which gets a lot of foot traffic and would be a nice feature for that building's users," Sachs said, adding that he'd also like to track energy use and trends in the newly renovated building.
EMU has a history of engaging its competitive spirit towards sustainability efforts: the campus recently won the state Recyclemania competition, and has placed first among small colleges in the National Bike Challenge.
Last year, the university was awarded a silver ranking by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, based on its sustainability initiatives in operations, curriculum, planning and other areas.


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He (Jesus) is one of the great prophets along with prophets Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Muhammad
Muslims Must Combat the Extremist Cancer
Religion should be a unifying force and accepting each other really works…
On July 11, 2015 Multicultural Mosaic Foundation hosted a book signing and discussion event followed by a fast breaking dinner. About 85 people participated in the event. The moderator of the program was religious studies researcher and academician Dr. Sophia Arjana, and the discussions were the authors of the book Undivided, Patricia Raybon and Alana Raybon. The night started with a presentation of the foundation and an interview that was conducted with the authors earlier on Today TV show.
Author-journalist and retired academic Patricia Raybon belongs to a Christian family whose daughter Alana later converted to Islam during her college years. The book is based on the development of the couple's relationship after Alana's conversion. Alana met with Islam at the University of Northern Colorado and found Islam's monotheistic approach convincing against the backdrop of her questioning the concept of trinity in Christianity. One day she called up her mother and told her about her conversion to Islam. This decision was at first devastating to her mother, and their relationship remained shallow and conflictual for about ten years due to the shocking effect of this unexpected event. Patricia was worried about her daughter's new life style with new practices such as covering of her head, praying and fasting. At the beginning, Alana was defensive towards her mother, trying to convince her about how Islam is similar to Christianity. Later they both realized that this confrontational relationship did not work well. They started to accept each other as they are, and gradually their relationship became more peaceful.
"Religion should be a unifying force" and "accepting each other really works" they said, adding their hope about their book becoming an inspiration for people like themselves. Even after ten years, they still experience difficulties especially around holidays when, as Muslims Alana and her family, do not celebrate Christmas and their parents do not celebrate Eid. Alana is married to a Muslim American and lives in Tennessee, and their children feel the absence of their grandparents who live in Colorado.
After the interview ended, participants enjoyed a video about fasting and Ramadan. Muslim participants broke their fast with the call to prayer sharing their dinner table with followers of different religions and felt the happiness of sharing the blessings of Ramadan. Participants enjoyed the delicious Turkish food and tea. After the fast breaking dinner, the authors signed their book and answered questions from the participants.


The Istanbul Lonely Planet City Guide told me to prepare to be stunned by Aya Sofia, but it turned out to be a bit of a disappointment. Like St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, it is a vulgar display of wealth for a religion which supposedly values humility. What is remarkable is that such a building has survived this long, but in a sense it hasn't. The original dome fell down in an earthquake after 30 years and was replaced. The building is still being repaired today, with descendents of the stonemasons who build the place no doubt thanking the vanity of the commissioner's of the building and the folly of the architect for more than a thousand years of repair work.
It was good to be able to freely walk around such a famous and ancient building, but I worried if the visitors had a little too much access and would be wearing out the floor, as well as damaging other artifacts. There were signs that the building is carefully monitored, with corner reflector stickers on the columns, so a laser can accurately measure any movement. It is a shame that the repair work on the building is hidden away as I found it the most interesting part. There were also some glimpses out onto the roof, covered with plants and small trees.
Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque) was a little more to my tastes. This is still a working place of worship. I was worried all the tourists would intrude, but there is a well regulated system to keep them out of the way of the worshipers. The unadorned grey stone was more aesthetically pleasing than Aya Sofia's gold mosaics. The mosque is one big carpeted room, with one may pushing a very old upright vacuum cleaner from one end to the other, in what must be a full time job. It was disappointing to see the tourists who had been politely asked to wear head scarves removing them as soon as they got in the door. On the way out I made a donation (entry is free) and was surprised to get a receipt and a small book of translations from the Koran.
Outside the Blue Mosque, between it and Aya Sofia are a set of wooden covered concrete benches. Each evening at 9pm there is a free sound and light show about the building of the mosque. The commentary is in a different language each evening: French, German, Turkish and English. The light show is a bit dull (they need to invest in some lasers) and the sound track is a bit scratchy, but it is worth sitting there in the twilight.
While the Church and Mosque are Istanbul's big tourist attractions, I found the modest secular buildings more interesting. The Basilica Cistern, Grand Bazaar and many lesser buildings share the same design as these grand buildings: a shallow brick dome, supported by columns, but only a few meters across. To make a larger building the basic unit is repeated on a grid pattern, making a building of any size, with a roof of hundreds of dozens.
In the bazaar, the columns are brick, in the cistern they are recycled stone ones from demolished buildings. The cistern is a disused part of the water supply being an enormous underground rectangular water tank, long forgotten under a city square. It is entered from what looks like a public toilet, but leads down into the large cool, dim space. This is a good place to escape the heat, noise and carpet sellers of the streets above.
The floor of the cistern has a few cm of water over it, with fish swimming around. There are elevated walkways between the columns for the visitors. Colored lights have been installed to accentuate some rows of columns giving interesting reflections in the water. There is water continually dripping from the ceiling. Over the walkways there have been plastic sheets attached between the columns to keep the visitors dry. These are formed into tent like structures matching the dome of the roof and fit in with the architecture.
One section of the floor has been drained so that two Medusa statutes in the base of two of the columns can be seen. There is a cafe near the exit, which appears to have a stage for musical performances built out over the water. The drinks are expensive, but it is worth it to be able to sit in this amazing space.
The Grand Bazaar appears the prototype for the world's shopping malls. There is a grid pattern of arcades with shops on either side. Commodities are grouped in different areas (gold, leather and so on). The building is a simple square module repeated, adjusting for the sloping ground. It is worth looking up at the roof, to see how it changes in the different bazaars.
Around the Grand Bazaar are others for spice, clothes, even electrical goods and hardware. As you get away from the tourist areas, there are the shops which the locals buy things in, including shops servicing the traders, selling plastic disposable containers and ones making the gillers that fast food is cooked on. These stores lead out onto the waterfront, where there is the suburban bus station.


California, United States (Web Desk): Facebook, the social media giant, has decided to give it a more visible placement to infamous "Poke" feature.
Although Facebook never discontinued or removed the Poke option, it had lost its worth with the passage of time and introduction of several other fascinating updates. People used to poke one another to gain attention and it didn't even require sending written messages.
TechCrunch report claimed that the Poke feature may even be expanded or updated by adding more options in it. The Poke could now be coupled with a hug, wink, wave or even high-five. Poke button is likely to be given a visible spot on the Facebook profiles so that users can engage further through the feature with their friends, families and other special persons.
According to the social media platform itself, Poke was created as they "thought it would be cool to have a feature without any specific purpose" and it was acknowledged that "(different) people interpret the poke in many different ways", encouraging people to come up with their own meaning of the Poke.
In the mobile app, Facebook Poke button is currently inside the more options. It is likely to be moved beside Message button where it will be more visible and prominent. The move could make way for the accidental poke or creepy flirting all over again.


This review of Toca Life Farm was completed by the Australian Council on Children and the Media (ACCM) on 14 May 2017.
Developed by: Toca Boca AB.
Developer's suggested age: 6 - 8.
ACCM suggested age: 5+ years.
The game offers 4 interactive locations at the farm – all sections were played twice.
There are four interactive farm locations including a field, barn, house and store. Players tap and move characters and objects to care for animals, harvest crops, cook food in the farmhouse and sell/buy goods at the farm store. Players can also turn raw inputs like milk and cocoa into chocolate milk with the store transformation machine. There are 29 characters to select including disabled and able bodied, younger, older and non-human, all of which can be dressed in different costumes at one of the locations. There are opportunities to discuss the inputs and outputs of a farm including how products are grown, harvested and sold as is/ transformed into products, like cake and bread. The in-app recording feature allows the player to narrate a story and record the actions on screen. The resulting video (up to 2 min) including narration can be saved to the device camera roll.
Children can explore farm life and create their own story using a variety of characters in a range of farm activities. Parents can discuss the cycle of farm activity including planting seeds, harvesting crops, selling produce and transforming it into recognisable products that are sold in stores. Actions are achieved by manipulating characters and objects and fine motor skills and knowledge of sequencing of activities may be required in some areas, such as adding inputs into the food machine.
There is advertising of other Toca Boca apps on the home page, which when clicked take the player to a page advertising Toca Life hospital and a variety of other apps. To remove this in-app advertising and the ability to purchase other apps, parents should disable "Toca News" in the settings area of their device, by clicking on the Toca Farm app.
The Tocal Life hospital advert can be viewed by clicking on the advert for it on the app home page. This advert shows a variety of potentially problematic scenes for young children including a character dying in the hospital and another taking a pill and then "floating". To remove this in-app advertising and the ability to purchase other apps, parents should disable "Toca News" in the settings area of their device.
Toilet humour - The game allows players to feed the animals their own poop and 'fart' noises are heard when the character is placed on the toilet.


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3 Ways The Mitsubishi 3000GT Was Way Ahead Of Its Time- Video
By Fred Hope July 8, 2018
In 1990 Mitsubishi released the GTO. Since the Japanese sports car would be exported to the US, the GTO model designation was not allowed on our shores. GM already had the rights to that for their famed Pontiac GTO. Because of this, the car would be marketed as the Mitsubishi 3000GT in the states.
Fortunately, this didn't stop the car from coming across the pond. The 3000GT was so advanced for its time that we are just seeing some of the advancements it featured in other high performance cars.
Category: Featured Video Tags: 3000, gt, mitsubishi
Nissan 370Z NISMO Makes Its World Road Debut At Gumball 3000 Rally
By David Hurth May 13, 2013
The new Nissan 370Z NISMO will make its world road debut at the 2013 Gumball 3000 Rally. The yearly rally goes through 13 countries across Europe. The yearly seven day 3,000 mile rally attracts many people including a some celebrities. The cars in the event are often supercars and nicer sports cars.
The new 370Z NISMO packs a 350 horsepower V6 engine that helps propel the car from 0 to 62 mph in 5.2 seconds. The car will be able to keep up with some much more expensive sports cars, which will help marketing. The car will be piloted by a team from L'Ecurie and INTERSECTION Magazine.
The rally starts on May 18th and goes until May 25th, so if you are in Europe keep an eye out for some interesting cars.
It's the kind of road trip that performance car enthusiasts dream of — a week-long, 3,000-mile (5,000km) driving adventure through 13 countries in one of the most hotly-anticipated new cars of 2013.
Nissan is teaming up with French publishing house L'Ecurie and INTERSECTION Magazine to participate in the 2013 Gumball 3000 Rally – a non-competitive, pan-European parade of the world's most exciting and desirable cars – starting in Copenhagen on May 18, 2013.
The entry will be giving the millions of spectators expected to line the route a first glimpse of the exciting new Nissan 370Z NISMO in action. Gumball has a great heritage, providing a great platform to bring NISMO's digital age performance to the streets of Europe.
The team has been entered as car 56, a number that has great significance for Nissan, which occupied 'Garage 56′ at the Le Mans 24hr race in 2012 with the Nissan DeltaWing. The company will be returning to Garage 56, the spot reserved for innovative experimental cars in 2014 with an all-new race car incorporating electric technology.
Previewed in Barcelona in January 2013, the Nissan 370Z NISMO made its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March and is set to hit showrooms later this year. Powered by a modified 350-hp six-cylinder engine, the Nissan 370Z NISMO features a bespoke chassis tuned to deliver a sharper and even more engaging driving experience. Capable of accelerating from 0-100kp/h in just 5.2 seconds, the new Z follows in the tracks of the first NISMO model to arrive in Europe, the Juke NISMO.
Set to be driven by Gumball 3000 regulars Patrice Meignan and Jeremy 'Jey' Taltaud, the Nissan 370Z NISMO features a special camouflage livery designed specifically for the event. Both are contributors to INTERSECTION Magazine and will be reporting on the rally via all major social media channels. In addition, fans can follow the action on NISMO.tv where a daily video post containing highlights of the previous day's action will be available.
The Gumball 3000 has become a major draw for performance car enthusiasts from all over the world since the first event was held in 1999. Named after the 1976 cult film starring Michael Sarrazin, the Gumball 3000 Rally has attracted a host of celebrity entrants over the years, including musician Jay Kay, Former F1 champion Damon Hill and fashion designer Donna Karan.
Gareth Dunsmore, Nissan in Europe General Manager explains: "Gumball is a great fit for the 370Z NISMO: it's a road rally which allows thousands of fans to get up close to their dream cars. Making exciting cars accessible is at the heart of the Nissan brand, and with our innovative NISMO.tv platform on YouTube our customers will be able to keep up to date with its progress, so we can't wait to take part in this historic parade."
Kicking off in Copenhagen on May 18 the rally will run until May 25, concluding in Monaco at the Formula 1 Grand Prix De Monaco 2013.
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Sorry I didnt respond sooner but I rarely check this section.
I have just received my Quickjack (you may have seen discussion on the forum) from California. I do have a low entry trolley jack--but what with ensuring axle stands in correct place etc.--this is a pleasure.Plus I reckon it will pay for itself after a couple of services vs Daytona!!My daughter lives in London and comes out for Xmas loaded with filters and spares.


Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer, R-Mo., reintroduced the Financial Institution Customer Protection Act to the 115th Congress in attempts to end Operation Choke Point.
Luetkemeyer explained in his announcement that the bill would restore the balance between financial institutions and regulators and protect private industry from the organized bureaucratic intimidation that originated under the Obama Administration.
According to the bill's summery, it would prohibit a federal banking agency from formally or informally suggesting, requesting, or ordering a depository institution to terminate either a specific customer account, or group of customer accounts, or otherwise restrict or discourage it from entering into or maintaining a banking relationship with a specific customer or group of customers.
The reason is not based solely on reputation risk.
The bill also broke down that a "material reason" is satisfied when an agency believes that a specific customer or group of customers poses a threat to national security, including any belief that they are involved in terrorist financing.
Does business with any entity located in such countries.
"Last Congress, the House of Representatives took the first step in putting an end, once and for all, to Operation Choke Point by passing my legislation," Luetkemeyer said.
Luetkemeyer's announcement added that the bill would ensure that the Department of Justice's once broad interpretation of the law is limited and the original intent of the statute is restored.
Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, has voiced opposition to the bill in the past.


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Jonny MMF checks in from SXSW…
Hello from Austin!
So SXSW 2012 has been absolutely brilliant so far. Rumour has it that its the biggest attended SXSW in 5 years, and it feels it. A bit of a British invasion too. Highlights on that front have been the Communion Records showcase, the Bella Union showcase and the British Embassy showcases have been ace. Ben Howard, Michael Kiwanuka, Marcus Foster, Daughter, Treetop Flyers (I manage them so would say that 😉 the list goes on and it seems to be going down a storm!
It's my first SXSW and for those that haven't been it's basically like being at a Western themed Glastonbury, but it in a city, in venues! It's hot, lots of BBQ meat and beer and lots of UK industry. It's strange seeing so many familiar faces miles from the UK.
Aside from the great British bands I've seen there has been a massive 'one to watch' from this side of the pond. Alabama Shakes are the absolute festival highlight for me so far, a bit like an early female fronted Kings of Leon, with a dose of soul thrown in. The star signing for Rough Trade this year, and definitely a band to check out then they tour the UK this summer!
Not much time for sitting around here, but just wanted to say big thankyou to all who attended our UK & US manager get together on Friday. It was incredibly useful and great to get some US perspective on global issues.
More soon hopefully.


The UCLA Human Gene and Cell Therapy Facility (HGCTF) supports manufacturing of gene and cell therapy products for UCLA investigators as well as other academic and industry partners conducting clinical trials in which a cell or gene therapy product is manufactured under an FDA IND. This facility is a joint effort of the David Geffen School of Medicine, the Human Gene and Cell Therapy Program (HGCTP), the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, and the Eli and Edythe Broad Center for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research.
To download the HGCTF Application Form, click here.


Since 1912, Ascension School has been a vital resource serving the South Oak Park community. We are dedicated to preserving our history as well as our future.
Our alumni go on to study at the areas best high schools, and continue on to higher learning institutions throughout the country.
Here are the high schools were our 2017 graduating class are currently attending.
We love to hear from alumni, and are grateful to have so many who keep in touch. If you are interested in arranging a class reunion, being added to our mailing list or if you would like to take a tour of the school please contact the Advancement Office at 708-434-1558.
Send us your contact information to receive the alumni newsletter, invitations to events and more!


Sweetjam's a Guest member whose profile is of a Female aged 41 years (Leo) looking for Marriage Only. She is from Chennai, Tamil Nadu (India) and is of Hindu (Desai) faith. She is 5'06" (167 cm) tall, weighs 9.1 - 11 stones (57 - 70 kg), Slim build, Fair complexion and Single - Never Married. Sweetjam has MBA education, is qualified with M.B.A; B.Sc. and works as Retail, Sales & Marketing - Marketing Professional. She Occasionally eats meat, doesn't drink alcohol and doesn't smoke.
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In England's Garden
This documentary records the manual work done on Kent farms between spring and autumn, namely the harvesting of corn and hops in an era before farming became fully automated.
[At the seaside; Sailing]
Home movie footage, shot at the beach near a family's seaside home in Sussex in the 1930s. A great deal of sailing footage is also included.
[Family Scenes: Seaside]
This short amateur film from the 1930s features Harry Guermonprez, co-founder of the Bognor Regis Film Society and members of his family on the beach at Bognor Regis and on holiday on the Isle of Wight apple picking.
[Sports and leisure; Family Scenes I]
[ca. 1931]; July 1938; August 1939
A compilation of home movie material which captures the Flavell family and friends playing and relaxing at the seaside, in a garden and on a bowls green during the summer months. The children are also filmed participating in various school sports and activities.
[Family Scenes; Royal Navy]
This film shows scenes from the Shippam family house and grounds, along with sailing and a garden party (filmed partly in colour).
[Holidays in Scotland]
August 1935; September 1936; 1937; 1938
Footage of harvest time and a trip to Scotland, featuring a stay at Gleneagles and a visit to the Forth Bridge, are followed by scenes of summer holidays in Felpham, West Sussex.
[Otford Methodist Church Events]
11 July 1935; 18 July 1936; July 1938; 1 July 1939; 10 July 1939
Film depicting an outing to the seaside, interspersed with short 'safety films' such as a Charlie Chaplin sketch, and Popeye. The outing is possibly a trip with the Church to Folkestone, during the summer of 1936, and later in the summer of 1938.
Beside the Seaside
Margaret Grierson's film, with commentary written by W.H.Auden, presents a day out for Londoners at their south coast destinations. Leaving London during a heat wave, they make their way to Brighton, Broadstairs, Ovingdean and Eastbourne to swim, dance, chatter and enjoy the Palace Pier's amusements.
Symphony of the Seasons
Seasonal imagery of English nature has been edited into a linear format, tracing the passing of a year. Intertitles quoting lines of classical poetry introduce the different scenes.
Bognor Regis: Out and About During the Year
Two films of Bognor Regis scenes, filmed and compiled with intertitles by Dr. MacFie. Family members and pets feature heavily as they make trips to the beach, playing fields, bowling green, Butlin's, countryside, gymkhana and various Bognor events.
["Cathkin" House Compilation]
1936; 1938; 1950; 1951; 1953
A collection of films of "Cathkin", the Voss family home, featuring scenes of the children playing in the garden in summer and winter, and tennis matches with friends. A school sports day and wedding are also included.
[Westgate Holidays]
7 - 20 June 1936; 19 June - 3 July 1937; 23 July - 6 August 1938; 6 - 26 August 1939
This film documents the Newman family's various holidays to the seaside, including trips to Margate in 1937 and Westgate in 1938.
['Tudor House' Garden; Holiday in June; Winter Scenes]
This silent film by Emile Lauste features a number of family and friends at Tudor House, West Wickham. Much of the film includes scenes of Bessie with Alva, her son, in the garden. The family are also seen relaxing with a number of family friends.
[Children; Seasons; Seaside Holiday]
Rudd family scenes in their garden at Bramley, Surrey, on a picnic in Summer, sledging in Winter, and attending a highlander parade, filmed by Mr. and Mrs. Rudd in the 1930s. The staff are also pictured in the garden, greatly outnumbering the four family members.
Joce and Gill on Holiday
Two films of the Emberton family on holiday in Polzeath in the Summers of 1938 and 1939. Both films feature several scenes of the two children, Jocelyn and Gillian and their mother Kathleen on the beach, paddling and swimming in the water. Kathleen is filmed surfing/body boarding on a simple wooden board, and the family go on a fishing trip.


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Home Perspective C(A)B to C(A)A: The Week in a Nutshell
By: Manisha Bhowmick
The Citizenship Amendment Act- C(A)A, which relaxes the rules for Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, Jains and other non-Muslim to gain citizenship in India, has thrown life in several parts of the country into disarray. The protests against the Bill-turned-Act, which began in the Northeastern states, has now spread like a wildfire to several parts of the globe.
In the Northeast, where the stir against the Bill initially began, hordes of people opposing the C(A)A can still be seen across the region, with student activists and indigenous organizations leading the charge against the Bill-turned-Act.
ALSO READ: Assam CM Sonowal and Minister Himanta must Send Illegal Migrants to Gujarat: Samujjal Bhattacharya
After Bill's passage in the Parliament, protestors against the C(A)B have spread to Kuwait, Ireland, United Kingdom, Australia, and several other countries. After the Bill was passed, protests shook every nook and cranny of the Northeastern states which were hit by a slew of 'bandhs' that brought life to a screeching halt during the week-that-was.
Several of the protests have taken an ugly turn, with many shops, malls and means of transportation in the states being shut down amid reports of vandalism.
Guwahati city, which emerged as the epicenter of protests in Assam, is going through one of its biggest nightmares after the bleak days of the Assam Agitation (1979-1885).
Some protests turned violent and agitators burned tyres, buses, ambulances, cars, and barriers in Guwahati amid a complete breakdown in the law-and-order situation. In one of the most shocking incidents, a truck driver was burned alive in his own truck by protestors, and his cries for help went unheeded.
ALSO READ: Railway Services Crippled in Assam amid Citizenship (Amendment) Act Protests
In many places of Guwahati, Section 144 has been imposed, i.e. not more than four people can form a group in any public place. Paramilitary forces have also been called from Delhi to Guwahati, and internet connections have been temporarily suspended in Assam, and Tripura and until further notice from the government.
Amid escalating violence and unrest on the streets, as many as 5 protesters lost their lives, whereas several others were injured during firing by security forces.
Trains and aircrafts to-and-from have been either postponed or cancelled and hundreds upon hundreds of people were stranded for a long time, waiting to be rescued.
The unrest over this Act has also made the lives of the students difficult. Hostelers of the Guwahati University, who have played an active role in the mass agitations against the Bill-turned-Act, have been asked to leave the hostels. Meanwhile, University students of Jamia Milia Islamia, Aligarh Muslim University, and Jawaharlal Nehru University have also launched massive protests against the controversial legislation and have demanded its scrapping.
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The Lunar Chronicles Boxed Set: Cinder, Scarlet, Cress, Fairest, Stars Above, Winter
Marissa Meyer (Author) Erin Siu (Editor)
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Paperback$71.94$66.90(English)

Prepare to see the New York Times-bestselling series like you've never seen it before, now with new cover art!
The #1 New York Times-bestselling series that brought fans a complex and thrilling world of cyborgs and evil queens, available together in one beautiful boxed set.
Once upon a time, in the future . . . .
The Lunar Chronicles are futuristic retellings of classic fairy tales. In Cinder, a teenage cyborg (half human, half machine) must deal with a wicked stepmother, start a rebellion against the evil Queen Levana, and decide how she feels about a handsome prince. As the series continues, Cinder forges alliances with Scarlet, a spaceship pilot who is determined to solve the mystery of a missing loved one--with the help of a magnetic street fighter named Wolf; Cress, a computer hacker who is imprisoned by Queen Levana; and Winter, a princess who's in love with a commoner, and who discovers that Cinder, Scarlet, and Cress may hold the key to saving her kingdom--and the world.
Follow Marissa Meyer's The Lunar Chronicles from the beginning with Cinder, Scarlet, Cress, Fairest: Levana's Story, Stars Above (a collection of stories set in the Lunar Chronicles universe), and the epic conclusion, Winter.
Praise for the Lunar Chronicles:
"A mash up of fairy tales and science fiction . . . a cross between Cinderella, Terminator, and Star Wars." --Entertainment Weekly
"Prince Charming among the cyborgs." --The Wall Street Journal
Science Fiction - General
Fairy Tales & Folklore - Adaptations
Marissa Meyer is the #1 New York Times-bestselling author of The Renegades Trilogy, The Lunar Chronicles series, as well as the graphic novels Wires and Nerve: Vol. 1 and Wires and Nerve, Vol. 2: Gone Rogue, and The Lunar Chronicles Coloring Book. Her first standalone novel, Heartless, was also a #1 New York Times bestseller. She lives in Tacoma, Washington, with her husband and their two daughters.
#1 New York Times-Bestselling Series
USA Today Bestseller
An interesting mash up of fairy tales and science fiction . . . a cross between Cinderella, Terminator, and Star Wars. --Entertainment Weekly
Prince Charming among the cyborgs. --The Wall Street Journal
Terrific. --LosAngeles Times
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Referendum on the preservation of the USSR
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The Referendum on preserving the Soviet Union, the only popular vote in the 70-year history of the USSR, was held on March 17, 1991.
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Heart of Paris on Fire: Devastating Blaze in Notre Dame in Facts and Details
A massive fire broke out at the cathedral on the evening of 15 April, causing the collapse of the Notre Dame's spire and two-thirds of its roof. The blaze was fully extinguished only on Tuesday morning. Though the inferno badly damaged the iconic church, the two main towers, relics and main works of art were saved.
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NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia: History of the Conflict
NATO's operations began on March 24, 1999, and ended on June 10. The Serbian government estimates that about 2,500 people, including 89 children, were killed during the US-led bombing campaign.
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Five Years Since Reunification With Russia: What Has Changed in Crimea?
Since 2014, the Russian peninsula has been facing a lot of challenges, including an energy blockade, economic isolation due to sanctions, and disruption of transport.