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Why Magnesium Levels Decline With Age & What To Do About It
Medically Reviewed Why Magnesium Levels Decline With Age & What To Do About It
mbg Contributor By Jennifer Chesak
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Jennifer Chesak is a freelance medical journalist with bylines in several national publications, including Washington Post, Healthline, Prevention, Greatist, Runner's World, and more. She earned her Master of Science in journalism from Northwestern's Medill School.
Medical review by Bindiya Gandhi, M.D.
Dr. Bindiya Gandhi is an American Board Family Medicine–certified physician who completed her family medicine training at Georgia Regents University/Medical College of Georgia.
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Our bodies either need a trace amount of a mineral or a whole lot of it. Magnesium falls into the latter category. This mineral is required for a host of chemical reactions in the body, according to a review in the International Journal of Endocrinology.*
Magnesium plays a role in blood sugar and blood pressure management, muscle and nerve transmission, the transport of other nutrients, and immune system support.* Magnesium is also paramount to the health of our bodily structures—from our bones down to the tiny mitochondria in our cells.* But unfortunately, many of us have low levels of magnesium, a problem that can worsen as we get older.
Why magnesium levels often decline with age.
Getting enough magnesium through diet alone is challenging at any age. Soil depletion in farming has resulted in a steady decline of magnesium in the foods we eat. And food processing results in a loss of the mineral as well, according to a review in the journal Nutrients. These days, at least 60% of people in the United States don't get the recommended daily amount of magnesium through foods.
So what does aging have to do with it? "As a person ages, a big factor in their magnesium decline is because their appetite and intake also decline," explains Christina Fitzgerald, M.S., R.D., a registered dietitian and sports nutrition expert. "So they're taking in much less dietary magnesium."
Plus, aging involves a lot of changes within the body that can affect magnesium levels: "Three of the most common reasons magnesium deficiency is seen in the aging population are reduced intestinal absorption, reduced bone store, and excess urinary loss," says Alex D'Elia, R.D., a functional registered dietitian in New York City.
Physician Bindiya Gandhi, M.D., adds that some prescription medications can also contribute to magnesium depletion, including antibiotics, diuretics, proton pump inhibitors, and certain drugs used to treat osteoporosis.
How to maintain healthy magnesium levels for life:
1. Add a supplement.
Even if you try your best, dietary changes may not be enough to sustain optimal magnesium levels. You may need a supplement.
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D'Elia recommends supplementing with magnesium glycinate (also called bisglycinate), which has an added bonus of promoting quality sleep.*
If you do take a supplement, follow dosing instructions on the label. Check with your physician first regarding any health issues and medications and supplements you take. Although rare, magnesium in high doses can be toxic, according to the Office of Dietary Supplements. Specifically, toxicity has resulted from ingesting too much magnesium through high doses of laxatives and antacids.
2. Change your diet.
You can up your intake of this crucial mineral by making a habit of eating more magnesium-rich foods. "Include a variety of sources daily, such as legumes, nuts, seeds, whole grains, and leafy veggies in addition to fortified cereals and milk and yogurts," Fitzgerald said. "These can easily be included in both meals and smoothies."
Signs of a deficiency.
Even if you haven't been diagnosed with a deficiency, your body could still be lacking the right amount of this mineral. Magnesium deficiency is often diagnosed via a serum test, but 99% of the body's magnesium is stored in our bones and soft tissue. Serum levels of magnesium can be in the normal range while the rest of the body may actually be quite deprived, according to a review in the journal Open Heart. Symptoms of low levels range from mild to severe. As a result of missing out on enough magnesium, you might experience headaches, fatigue, insomnia, irritability, anxiety, vertigo, ringing in the ears, sensitivity to light, or muscle cramping, spasms, or weakness.
"Chronic magnesium insufficiency has been linked to several conditions and outcomes, including stroke, heart disease, hypertension, glucose intolerance, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes mellitus, inflammation, oxidative stress, cardiovascular mortality, asthma, chronic fatigue, as well as depression and other neuropsychiatric disorders," says D'Elia.
The bottom line.
Magnesium is a macromineral, meaning we need much more than trace amounts to keep our bodies running smoothly. Our magnesium levels tend to decline with age for several reasons, including normal changes in the body. Low levels of magnesium can lead to health issues ranging from headaches to serious heart issues. Although we can always aim to eat more magnesium-rich foods to counteract low levels, getting enough of the mineral from diet alone is tough. Taking a supplement can help boost your body's amount of magnesium for better health at any age.*
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Let me dispose of any lingering ideas that WPEngine was a great flash of insight, born perfect from conception like a Greek God emerging from the ocean, a once-per-decade occurrence sourced from unsystematic inspiration. Let me also dispel your doubts that you can't produce similar ideas with similar results using a similar process. You can, because there's nothing magical in how I got to this point.
This story is one shared by (in my experience) the majority of successful startups — an initial idea inspired by travails from my own life, an idea which turns out to be unworkable, but which ultimately leads to truly good ideas through both incremental and discontinuous transformations. I've written about that path before, both in my own companies and in others.
I didn't do this properly at Smart Bear; that just happened through a combination of luck and perseverance. This time, though, it was intentional. As a good student of startup theory, especially modern theories of customer development, this time I was methodical and purposeful.
Problem was, this system was hacked together over two years: a mish-mash of spreadsheets, Perl scripts, API-calls, manual exports, Excel spreadsheets, and Access databases. It was an inscrutable, tedious process that only I could execute, even then only when guided by interminable checklists. A stranger presented with this "system" would conclude that it was intentionally designed to be impossible for anyone but the creator to run, and furthermore intended as a peculiar form of self-torture.
There's the magic moment! Inspiration sparked by need. A real solution to a real problem shared by thousands, if not millions. I have the know-how to built it and even a blog to promote it.
Of course I'm the first one to say that unless you can find ten people who will actually give you money, you have a hobby, not a company. So that's exactly what I did.
I got meetings with everyone I could find. Startup founders in my town of Austin were the most obvious target because it was easy to take them to lunch. I'd been networking for a while so I had a nice list to call on. Specifically, I had at least peripherally helped a bunch of other startups over email and at various meet-ups and co-working spaces, and now I called in the favors.
(At this moment many of you will protest: "But what if I don't have an extensive network?" Then find local meet-ups of the type of people who would use your product and go, maybe even sponsor something. But what if you don't live in a place where such things happen? Then you should be working on your online presence. But what if you don't want to do that either? Then you can try to find people by dragging them in with Google Ads and asking them to sign up. But what if you can't do that or don't want to spend that money?
So I got a bunch of meetings; what's the best use of time? If you want a step-by-step, here's a great guide and checklist of how to do early customer development by Ash Maurya.
For me it comes down to this: Will they pay for it, and how much? You can't stop at "Do you think this is a good idea?" and the story of this marketing-measurement tool demonstrates why, because every last person said it was a good idea, and in fact it was not. How did this manifest?
Also, how are they supposed to spread the word to their friends? How will they explain it when even you can't explain it?
So I'd kick off these meetings by saying the bit about how I could measure the unmeasurable Dr. Dobb's ads, and how I could measure 30 simultaneous campaigns. At this point everyone would exclaim, "Oh yeah, I need that, and I know a bunch of people who need that." Validation, right?
Then I'd get into feature details, and this was exciting too. For example, with Google Analytics you have to set up your goals and campaigns ahead of time; if you get data and only later realize that a different goal is important, or that you really needed to measure a different page, or that the goal values are different than you thought, or that you got traffic from a campaign you didn't expect, it's too late. The best you can do is reset the configuration and wait for (pay for?) more traffic.
I didn't figure out that this wasn't a proper business idea until we got to the question of price, because that's where the agreement ended. Some said that although this would save them $1000/mo in marketing spend, they still couldn't afford even $50/mo; it would have to be free. I know, that ROI argument makes no sense, but that's exactly why it was a bad sign. Others said $50/mo would be easy, and I should target the small business market, however it became clear that training and marketing costs with that audience would be large. Still others insisted that I go after the "big guys" in the market, which means charging at least $1000/mo, offering professional services, or partnering with other consultants who were willing to ditch the name brands for something better — though I was never able to locate a consultant willing to entertain that idea.
Price isn't just a number — it dictates target market, which dictates competition, feature set, and the route to those customers. If you don't talk about price, you don't get into these questions deeply enough.
Of course your idea is pretty good, and of course you can convince people your features are pretty interesting. But without getting down to brass tacks of pricing and business model, you haven't proven anything about your business.
In the end, I gave up on the idea of the marketing-measurement tool. It took about two months, and I really didn't want it to die. But I've seen — and had — enough ideas to know that it's possible to have a decent idea and no business model, and that's what I had.
How does this relate to WPEngine? Because if I hadn't been this meticulous and self-critical about the marketing-measurement idea, I would still be floundering around with it. But I killed it, and that gave me the breathing room to have another epiphany.
WPEngine has exactly the same story with a different customer development outcome, and that's why what I just described is a repeatable process and not dumb luck.
I needed something like WPEngine for my own blog. My server would crash when I got on HackerNews, because that's what WordPress does unless you're an expert. My page-load time was pretty bad. And having gone through the experience of being hacked, I knew how painful that can be, and WordPress is known for being hacked constantly (more often because of poor IT than WordPress itself, but either way you're screwed).
I searched for a WordPress hosting service that would help with speed, scalability, and security and found nothing. I asked around and everyone said "It doesn't exist, but man that's a great idea, I need that too!" Of course I'd just gone through this little song and dance, so I knew those statements alone weren't sufficient.
The reaction this time was completely different. Some people said they'd pay $49/mo just for the staging feature alone. When the answer is "You had me at 'staging feature'" — i.e. when just a part of your pitch is already enough — you know you're over-delivering on expectations, and when you're comparing those expectations to an actual price, you know you have market fit.
I didn't start WPEngine until I had 30 people saying they will give me $49/mo. Not would, but will. In the end, 20 actually did. Our message resonates with hundreds of thousands of people, and new people sign up every day though we've still spent $0 on general marketing.
But if you're building something that's supposed to be straightforward, that's supposed to solve an obvious problem, supposed to be easy to enjoy, supposed to be easy to spread the word about, and supposed to make money, then you have little excuse not to talk to 30 people before you invest hours in writing code and building websites.
Even with awesome ideas, you don't know whether it's a business until you talk turkey.
What's your experience or ideas about early customer development, especially before the product exists? Can you use this technique or is it unworkable? Let's continue the ideas in the comments.


Major winners Thursday night at the 20th annual International Bluegrass Music Awards.
Entertainer of the Year — Dailey & Vincent.
Male Vocalist of the Year — Dan Tyminski.
Female Vocalist of the Year — Dale Ann Bradley.
Song of the Year — "Don't Throw Mamma's Flowers Away," Danny Paisley & The Southern Grass.
Instrumental Group of the Year — Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper.
Vocal Group of the Year — Dailey & Vincent.
Recorded Gospel Performance — "On the Other Side," Dailey & Vincent.
Instrumental Recorded Performance — "Jerusalem Ridge," Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper.
Recorded Event of the Year — "Proud to Be a Daughter of Bluegrass," Daughters of Bluegrass.
Banjo Player of the Year — Kristin Scott Benson.
Bass Player of the Year — Marshall Wilborn.
Fiddle Player of the Year — Michael Cleveland.
Dobro Player of the Year — Rob Ickes.
Guitarist of the Year — Josh Williams.
Mandolin Player of the Year — Jesse Brock.
Best Liner Notes — Steve Martin.
Best Graphic Design for a Recorded Project — Steve Martin.


Ever wondered how your commuting experience differs to others? Each month we share the story of a real Cyclescheme cycle commuter and ask them seven questions to sum up their experience from their two-wheeled commute. This month, it's Paul.
This month we caught up with Paul to see how his commute has changed his life.
Paul: I live in Rogerstone just outside of Newport in South Wales.
Paul: My kids aged 7 & 10 wanted to ride further than the bottom of our street. A colleague in work mentioned a nearby bike club for them to learn cycling skills and have fun. So to take them out and about, wife and I needed bikes. A number of people in work already had bikes through Cyclescheme, and as I am the administrator for the scheme, I could see the financial benefit of acquiring a bike this way.
Paul: As an accountant I'm always looking for a bargain so looking at the online sales in local shops it came down to a Felt QX70 or Giant Escape 3, but as they had sold all the Felts, the choice was made. As I hadn't ridden a bike since 1991 I needed basic set up to get me going; none of this carbon fibre malarkey.
Paul: I spent £680.00 in total, including £300.00 for the bike, the rest on lights, mudguards, gloves, helmet, and very visible clothing.
Paul: I started one day a week, now up to 3 days per week working toward 5 days per week. Don't want to push too hard, hate it and give up. Also you have to break your backside in gently!
Paul: I commute from Rogerstone to Duffryn in Newport, which is a 10 mile round trip using a route found via Sustrans website.
Paul: Great feeling of satisfaction to complete the first round trip without dying of heart attack or being crushed by road vehicles. It has got easier over the last 4 weeks (mostly), tackling those hills in higher gears. At 51 I needed more exercise and cycling allows us as a family to take advantage of the local cycle paths on weekends. The saving in petrol is noticeable as the time between filling the car up is extending. The time taken by cycling isn't significantly more due to the roundabout route I would normally take by car to avoid the jams around the motorway. Health benefits will come in time.


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Home National Teams Domantas Sabonis: "Playing at the Olympics is very, very important"
Domantas Sabonis: "Playing at the Olympics is very, very important"
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Domantas Sabonis is looking forward to the 2020 Olympic Qualifying Tournament and wants to lead Lithuania to the Olympic Games in Japan.
Here is what the power forward of the Indiana Pacers told FIBA:
"We're all looking forward to it (the 2020 Olympic Qualifying Tournament). It's going to be a very intense tournament as every team dreams about competing in Tokyo 2020.
It's what we have to go through to qualify for the next Olympics, and we're going to battle to win the tournament and get a ticket for Japan.
Playing at the Olympics is very, very important. It was one of our goals last summer, and despite having to go through to the qualifying tournament, we know we have the talent to qualify for Tokyo.
We don't want to miss that tournament, we want to keep playing on the biggest stage every time there is an international tournament."
Lithuania will host one of the four Olympic Qualifying Tournaments in Kaunas (June 23-28, 2020).
The draw will take place on November 27 and the seeds for the men's and women's tournaments have been revealed.
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First of all, it's not unidentified flying objects, it is undidentified flying craft, especially those silver balls seen maneouvering in front of and around helicopters over Mexico City in 1996. The reason why they are important is because if we could get anti-gravity machinery then we could get rid of petrol dependant engines and go free energy, clean and hopefully limitless - if it is magnetic from the Earth's gravity fields. There are many examples in the ufological encyclopedia - or ufologicus encyclopedicus RosUnwell, of craft which hold occupant drivers, picking lavender in France seen by Maurice Masse, or abducting fishermen in Pascagoula. We don't know if it is extraterrestrials or fearie folk, so the craft, as in witch craft, connotation is a good one.
What got me into this subject was very specifically the Alien Autopsy Footage, though I had had strange events and traumas before that, but hadn't known it was within the field of ufology. So when I saw the Secret History documentary on August 28th 1995 it scared me deeply and I began reading about ufos, and hearing voices. In the Recent Events page I quote Ray Santilli as saying that some of the Footage is genuine, he does not say it is all hoaxed. He is still dealing in hoaxes, having helped produce Alien sign by Colin Andrews in 2002. In Eammon Holmes Investigates (2006), Santilli waves vaguelly at a flat in Camden, saying that's where he made it, and I too lived in Camden. In the Ant and Dec movie the brain is solid and hard, whereas in the original, the brain is a complex, jelly like object which comes out of a dura membrane. What John Humphreys has described as raspberry jelly and sheep's brains, but he doesn't have images of the Alien on his website, even though he says he made it. It is very intriguing but most people didn't see that - as it wasn't included in the Channel Four Secret History documentary, and later investigations used pathetic mock up dummies, as Santilli prevented them from using his Roswell Footage.
I came to consciousness after watching that programme standing in the corner of the room with a grey spinning thing dissolving above me. Personally, I was so scared I was retching for six months after that and had a very vivid dream of a gold submersible craft in the canal. At the time I lived on Camden High Street opposite the Oxford Arms and the Elephant's Head, but I didn't drink alcohol. My friend saw a black column person in my flat, and I saw a white fluffy cat which disappeared in front of my eyes. I heard voices but psychically telepathicallly replied that I wasn't ready yet. That was 1995, and it wasn't til 2004 that I began my website. I had a lot of contact with someone on my computer and on internet cafe computers, a voice which I heard on my brand new computer which was not connected to the internet and had only just been switched on for the first time. I found I had a 'remote interactive logon' but never found out who or what agency it was, though I know the NSA investigate ufologists, and had intangible proof that the NSA were on my mobile phones, many of which I threw into the Thames.
In 2005 there were lights that looked like stars but which were lined up very symmetrically, one in front of my house, one behind and three above in a line, one of these flashed an electronic bright white light at me as I walked out. Back in the '90s, in 1998 I camped up at West Kennet Long Barrow with a friend for a few days in May, and we saw a red light that moved along horizontally and then came down to ground level and from it came a squeaky wheel bird-like sound which went around the Barrow in a perfect circle, though there was nothing to see of what was making the sound. We then went into the Barrow and there was a warm column of air below the skylight, though this was late in the evening at about 8pm. I stood in this column which isn't there on the hot Summer days when I have been back to the Barrow recently. I channelled something, something spoke through me, but whatever it was wasn't recorded by my friend who was quite scared. Then I got the message that we should leave, immediately. So we went back to our tent which was close by and it found it was exactly midnight. So that suggests some missing time.
I have been terrified frequently - in 1995 I thought something was going to come through the kitchen and in 2002, in a brand new flat, I was bothered by a poltergeist and visions. But the voices never said anything useful, as they do when it comes to mediums and professional psychics. They were always male voices, sometimes singing chorally. The Alien Autopsy was female though, you can see that in her hip shape, and I initially worried that it was a snuff movie, though she was called a 'little green man' by the newspapers which you can see at spacekey.co.uk my newspaper archive site. Santilli in 2006 said that they had cut the body up and put it in bin liners and distributed it around London, another example where there is no proof left to say it is either a hoax or not. The first person to say they made the dummy, which in 1995 the Hollywood special effects artists said "If we knew who had made this we would employ them and they would earn thousands", was John Humphreys but he does not have the Alien on his website. Then in 2006 Spyros Melaris said he'd made it, and that he would bring out a book to prove it, but there was no book and no proof again. If you look him up on the interet you will see he was kicked out of the Magic Circle for malpractice.


The use of heavy machinery has become extremely crucial to the booming construction industry in Alberta. This has led to many Alberta companies looking to finance their heavy machinery. When beginning this new venture, some businesses have chosen to buy their new heavy machinery outright, and others decide to use financing to lessen the impact of the hefty cost. But it isn't just the finances that are the initial problem; it's the time that the whole financing process takes away from other tasks that might be more pressing at the moment. It is relatively normal that the provider will leave you with loads of forms, which ends up dragging the entire process. At Smarter Loans, we know that our customer's time is important and we want to help utilize it. By partnering with heavy machinery loan providers that have a reputable track record, our applicants have acquired their financing faster than ever.
That's not all, within our web services, we also provide a loan directory for you to use. It is here to help applicants make the best possible decision in an efficient manner. The Smarter Loans team values your time in high regard and we want to guide you in the right direction. Take a look through the directory on our website to compare the distinct interest rates, customer reviews and offerings. Once you have finished your application, your company can be hauling in its new heavy machinery in no time.
Hit "Apply Now" to move forward with your choice of a heavy machinery loan company. Some will want to have a little more guidance during this process, as we recognize how intimidating this process can seem. This is why you also have the option to pre-apply at Smarter Loans. We will put forth our best efforts to match you with the best heavy machinery loan provider in Alberta.


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Q: HTML in Flex mobile project I have flex mobile project, and i need to show HTML text in some view of project.
Any solution other than the following will be appreciated. Because following techniques fails if HTML is not well formatted.
1: TextArea.textFlow = TextFlowUtil.importFromString("html text goes here");
2: TextArea.textFlow = TextConverter.importToFlow("html text goes here", TextConverter.TEXT_FIELD_HTML_FORMAT);
Thanks, Asif.

A: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<s:View xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
        xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark" title="HTMLText View"
        creationComplete="initView()">
    <s:layout>
        <s:VerticalLayout/>
</s:layout>
    <fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import spark.components.supportClasses.StyleableTextField;
            private function initView():void {
                StyleableTextField(ta1.textDisplay).htmlText = "TextArea bolditalic.";
            }
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>
        <s:TextArea id="ta1" width="100%"/>
</s:View>

A: It is generally considered bad practice to use the TLF Framework in mobile for performance reasons; and I am pretty sure that the TextConverter classes you are referencing are part of TLF.
That said, you do have a few options.  Start by reading this documentation on Using HTML Text in Mobile Applications.  Here are a relevant passage:

To use the htmlText property in mobile
  text controls, access the property on
  the StyleableTextField subcontrol.

I'm pretty sure that Both TextInput and TextArea use the StyleableTextField under the hood in their mobile skins.

A: You better can use a StageWebView object. StageWebView is a wrapper for the native WebView object. It uses the build-in browser to show HTML. You can also load strings like the folowing example shows:
import flash.media.StageWebView;

var webView = new StageWebView();
webView.stage = this.stage;
webView.viewPort = new Rectangle( 0, 0, this.stage.stageWidth, 100 );
webView.loadString( 'Your HTML Here' );

That's it, cheers.

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Articles written by this author are designated in the DNB by the initials "G. A. A."
1898-9 reprint of Tatler. Edited by G.A. Aitken, originally edited by Richard Steele.
Jonathan Swift, "The Journal to Stella," Edited by George A. Aitken (1901).
"Review of The Life and Works of John Arthbuthnot, M.D. by George A. Aitken". The Quarterly Journal 176: 317–343. April 1893.


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title: Use GridComboBoxColumn with Custom Values - Telerik UI for WinForms - KB
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|Product Version|Product|Author|Last modified|
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|Q2 2015|RadGridView for WinForms|Dimitar Karamfilov|July 28, 2015|

## Problem

By default you can only select values from the drop down with **GridViewComboBoxColumn**. Sometimes you may need to provide the user with predefined values and allow him/her to use custom ones as well.

## Solution

#### Figure1. The final result.
![GridViewComboxColumnCustomValue](images/gridviewcomboxcolumncustomvalue.gif)

To achieve this functionality, you should create a custom editor which returns the text of the combo box editor. In addition, you should create a custom cell element and override the **SetContent** method. This is necessary because by default the cell is looking for the proper value in the editor data source.

````C#
public class MyRadDropDownListEditor : RadDropDownListEditor
{
    public override object Value
    {
        get
        {
            RadDropDownListElement editor = this.EditorElement as RadDropDownListElement;
            if (editor.SelectedItem != null)
            {
                if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(editor.ValueMember))
                {
                    return editor.SelectedItem.Value;
                }

                return editor.SelectedItem.Text;
            }

            return editor.Text;
        }
        set
        {
            base.Value = value;
        }
    }
}

public class MyCombBoxCellElement : GridComboBoxCellElement
{
    public MyCombBoxCellElement(GridViewColumn col, GridRowElement row) : base(col, row)
    {
    }

    public override void SetContent()
    {

        SetContentCore(this.Value);
    }
}

````
````VB.NET
Public Class MyRadDropDownListEditor
    Inherits RadDropDownListEditor

    Public Overrides Property Value() As Object
        Get
            Dim editor As RadDropDownListElement = TryCast(Me.EditorElement, RadDropDownListElement)
            If editor.SelectedItem IsNot Nothing Then
                If Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(editor.ValueMember) Then
                    Return editor.SelectedItem.Value
                End If

                Return editor.SelectedItem.Text
            End If

            Return editor.Text
        End Get
        Set(ByVal value As Object)
            MyBase.Value = value
        End Set
    End Property
End Class

Public Class MyCombBoxCellElement
    Inherits GridComboBoxCellElement

    Public Sub New(ByVal col As GridViewColumn, ByVal row As GridRowElement)
        MyBase.New(col, row)
    End Sub

    Public Overrides Sub SetContent()

        SetContentCore(Me.Value)
    End Sub
End Class

````

The default editor and the default cell element can be changed in the **CellEditorRequired** and **CellCreated** events:

````C#
void radGridView1_CreateCell(object sender, GridViewCreateCellEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.CellType == typeof(GridComboBoxCellElement))
    {
        e.CellElement = new MyCombBoxCellElement(e.Column as GridViewDataColumn, e.Row);
    }
}

void radGridView1_EditorRequired(object sender, EditorRequiredEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.EditorType == typeof(RadDropDownListEditor))
    {
        e.EditorType = typeof(MyRadDropDownListEditor);
    }
}

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Private Sub radGridView1_CreateCell(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As GridViewCreateCellEventArgs)
    If e.CellType Is GetType(GridComboBoxCellElement) Then
        e.CellElement = New MyCombBoxCellElement(TryCast(e.Column, GridViewDataColumn), e.Row)
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub radGridView1_EditorRequired(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EditorRequiredEventArgs)
    If e.EditorType Is GetType(RadDropDownListEditor) Then
        e.EditorType = GetType(MyRadDropDownListEditor)
    End If
End Sub

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>note The complete examples in C# and VB can be downloaded by clicking the following [link](https://github.com/telerik/winforms-sdk/blob/master/GridView/GridViewComboxColumnCustomValue/description.md).

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I haven't shared my Picture Primer Photo Tips column from the Voice of Pelham here on my blog in a while. I can't believe that we're already on the 11th week of the featured tips. Wow!
With Pelham Summerfest just around the corner, this week's tip is highly relevant. Have a read and hope to see you at the festivities this weekend! If you're interested in checking out some of my past columns, I've blogged them here, here, here and here.
With Pelham Summerfest this weekend, I thought it would be appropriate to share some tips as to how you can take better pictures outdoors while at an event. There will be lots of activity happening at Summerfest including games, eating, drinking, shopping, music, dancing, and much more!
Use the "Action" or "Sports" mode on your camera. There will be lots of movement and activity, so when you use these modes on your camera, it allows you to better "freeze the frame".
For "grip and grin" photos (where you ask your kids to smile at the camera), try and find shade so that they aren't squinting. If you can't, put the sun to their back so that their face is in shade.
Be sure to take a few overall pictures of the events and activities so that you can better "paint a picture" and tell the story of the event (remember my Picture Primer tip a few weeks ago about telling better stories?).
Capture candid photos. You don't always have to ask your kids to smile at the camera, sometimes the best moments are when they don't know you're taking a photo.
Have fun, and remember to get in the photo yourself!
Enjoy the weekend and the festivities – perhaps I'll see you around. Come say "Hello" if you see me, I'd love your feedback on these Picture Primer columns. My wife and I will be wandering around with our 4-month old daughter and of course, I'll have my camera in hand!


SUMMER IS COMING. TIME FOR ADVENTURE! WE ARE DOING SOME GREAT VENUES.
Check out this picture of pure bliss. Conch ceviche with smoked fish and star fruit.
Clive Chung is a cool guy. Born in Jamaica with Chinese-African heritage, he knows the value of fresh fruits and vegetables. He's got a little juice stand inside of the Farmers Market at mile marker 88 on US hwy 1 in the Florida Keys. He will lop the top off of a chilled cocoanut and put a straw in it or squeeze fresh sugar cane juice into your carrot/ginger energizer drink, all the while grooving to Bob Marley and putting out the super hip vibes of peace and love. On my way down the keys, Nature Boyz will be a must stop for me.
SO COME ON DOWN TO THE WINERY, OR I'LL SEE YA AT THE BEACH, OR MAYBE HANGIN IN THE SMOKYS OR EVEN UP NORTH. WHO KNOWS, I MIGHT JUST KNOCK ON YOUR DOOR.


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package org.springframework.web.servlet.config.annotation;

import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.http.HttpStatus;
import org.springframework.util.Assert;
import org.springframework.web.servlet.RequestToViewNameTranslator;
import org.springframework.web.servlet.mvc.ParameterizableViewController;

/**
 * Assist with the registration of a single view controller.
 *
 * @author Rossen Stoyanchev
 * @author Keith Donald
 * @since 3.1
 */
public class ViewControllerRegistration {

	private final String urlPath;

	private final ParameterizableViewController controller = new ParameterizableViewController();

	public ViewControllerRegistration(String urlPath) {
		Assert.notNull(urlPath, "'urlPath' is required.");
		this.urlPath = urlPath;
	}

	/**
	 * Set the status code to set on the response. Optional.
	 *
	 *
If not set the response status will be 200 (OK).
	 */
	public ViewControllerRegistration setStatusCode(HttpStatus statusCode) {
		this.controller.setStatusCode(statusCode);
		return this;
	}

	/**
	 * Set the view name to return. Optional.
	 *
	 *
If not specified, the view controller will return {@code null} as the
	 * view name in which case the configured {@link RequestToViewNameTranslator}
	 * will select the view name. The {@code DefaultRequestToViewNameTranslator}
	 * for example translates "/foo/bar" to "foo/bar".
	 *
	 * @see org.springframework.web.servlet.view.DefaultRequestToViewNameTranslator
	 */
	public void setViewName(String viewName) {
		this.controller.setViewName(viewName);
	}

	protected void setApplicationContext(ApplicationContext applicationContext) {
		this.controller.setApplicationContext(applicationContext);
	}

	protected String getUrlPath() {
		return this.urlPath;
	}

	protected ParameterizableViewController getViewController() {
		return this.controller;
	}

}


The unemployment rate in France has been just under 10% over recent years, with a high rate of unemployment among the under 25s. President Macron has vowed to reduce the unemployment rate to under 7% over the next few years.
Pôle-Emploi is the French unemployment office. It literally means "Employment Centre" and assists job seekers in France to find a new job and ensures benefits are paid. It also works for employers, helping companies in their recruitment (needs analysis, selection of candidates) and collects contributions for unemployment insurance.
The Pôle-Emploi website has many job offers if you are looking for a job in France, and allows employers to review the CVs of available workers.
If your work contract has come to an end or you have been made redundant, the first step is to register at the local Pôle-Emploi office.
Unemployment benefits in France are called Allocation d'aide au Retour à l'Emploi (ARE).
The conditions for receiving unemployment benefits in France are quite complex and depend on an individual's circumstances and age. However, one criteria is that the employee must have worked at least 88* days (or 610 hours) out of the previous 28 months (36 months if over 53) and not have left the employment of their own free will (unless, for example, they left to follow a spouse to another part of the country for their job, or they have left as the result of a mutual agreement, known as a rupture conventionnelle du contrat de travail.
*Since 1 November 2017, the number of days the employer must have worked is reduced to 88 days from 122. If your contract ended before 31st October 2017, the 122 day rule applies.
How long are French unemployment benefits paid?
Benefits are paid for a maximum of 24 months if you are under 53 years old, 30 months if you are aged 53 or 54, and 36 months for age 55 and over. Unemployment benefit is paid after a 7 day delay at the end of the contract. Since 1 November 2017 the conditions of the deferral period for payment of benefits are modified, the current cap of 180 days is now reduced to 150 days. (An example of this is where employees have received enhanced termination payments). Payments are made monthly.
You can register as unemployed from the day following the end of your employment contract. Registration as unemployed and registration for access to employment take place at the same job centre.
You must pre-register online by email or by telephone to make an appointment for registration for unemployment benefits and (if required) job seeking. Notice of the appointment will be received by email or telephone.
If you are eligible for benefit payments, you will immediately be registered as an employment seeker. An identifying number and personal code is issued at the initial meeting. These should be quoted in all correspondence and at all meetings.
Once the file (dossier) is completed, and the form allowing unemployment benefit is completed and signed, the dossier will be examined. You will be notified of your rights and obligations, and issued with a carte de demandeur d'emploi, which serves as proof that you are registered as unemployed. An obligatory meeting with an advisor will take place the month following your registration. During the consultation the advisor will explore and elaborate on the Projet Personnalisé d'Accès à l'Emploi (PPAE) or "plan of action" to find a job.
Before the meeting, you will be sent a document to help you prepare. CVs, job certificates, diplomas etc. should be brought to the meeting.


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Oct. 23, 2020 / 5:03 AM
Russia grants Edward Snowden permanent residency, says his lawyer
By Darryl Coote
Edward Snowden has been living in Russia to evade U.S. prosecution since 2013. Photo by Dennis Van Tine/UPI | License Photo
Oct. 23 (UPI) -- Russia has granted former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden permanent residency, his lawyer said.
Attorney Anatoly Kucherena told Russian state-run Tass news agency on Thursday that "Snowden was granted an open-ended residence permit" by Russia earlier in the day.
Snowden has been living in Russia since 2013 in evasion of U.S. prosecution for charges related to his leaking of information on U.S. intelligence and surveillance operations.
The 37-year-old whistleblower has been living in the Asian nation on three-year permits since, with his most recent document set to expire on April 30 but was automatically extended until June 15 due to the coronavirus pandemic, his lawyer said, adding that Snowden applied for its extension once lockdown measures were eased.
Kucherena said his client is not considering applying for Russian citizenship.
Russia first granted Snowden asylum in 2013 after arriving from Hong Kong, where U.S. authorities had sought his extradition.
He was granted a three-year extension to stay in Russia in 2014, which was extended a further three years in 2017.
FBI: Russian hackers targeting government networks Russian media may be joining China and Iran in turning on Trump U.S. intelligence blames Iran for emails threatening Democratic voters


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Articles Posted in Bicycle Accidents
Injured California Bicyclist Recovers $10M in Damages After a Collision With a Pedestrian
There is an unfortunate stereotype that says that, whenever there is a court case that involves a seemingly minor accident and a very large award of damages from a jury, the verdict was a result of "slick" plaintiffs' lawyers, disingenuous plaintiffs' doctors, and a gullible jury. As is the case in most walks of life, though, assumptions, generalizations, and stereotypes are often wrong.
In reality, there are a lot of situations in which even accidents devoid of high speeds or large vehicles still inflict permanent and life-changing injuries. If you are injured by someone else's negligence, and that injury leaves you with hundreds of thousands of dollars of medical bills, your bill collectors are not going to ask how fast the other vehicle was going. Whether the vehicle that hit you was going 5 or 105, if the other person was at fault, you are entitled to receive a sum of compensation that fully reflects the totality of the harm that you've suffered. To make certain that you're getting that level of compensation, be sure to retain a skilled San Mateo injury attorney.
In law school, students learn about someone called an "eggshell victim" or "eggshell plaintiff." This refers to a situation in which the injured person has suffered more severe or extensive injuries than an "average" person might have suffered under the same circumstances. A Sacramento County case recently reported by the Sacramento Bee is a good example. A married couple in their mid 60s were out for a tandem bicycle ride on a bike path in Folsom when they approached two pedestrians from the rear. The husband signaled to the pedestrians with his bicycle bell. After initially stepping to the right, the female pedestrian moved quickly back to the left. The bicycle hit the female pedestrian and crashed on the trail.
Updated: January 2, 2020 9:12 am
A Horrific Santa Clara County Accident Results in a $31M Settlement from a Driver and a City Government
Federal statistics show that more than 780 bicyclists lost their lives in crashes with cars, trucks or SUVs in 2017. In addition to those 780+ deaths, hundreds of thousands were injured. In many of these accidents, the driver of the car/truck/SUV is solely to blame. The driver may have been speeding, inattentive, distracted, intoxicated or many other things.
Sometimes, though, the true cause for an accident is more complex. Perhaps a traffic signal malfunctioned. Perhaps the intersection contained severely obscured sight lines or maybe there were other design flaws that played a role in the crash. When that happens, you, as the injured bicyclist, may be entitled to recover significant compensation, not only from the driver, but also from the governmental entity responsible for the unsafe road area where your crash took place. To make sure that you are getting a full and fair recovery that holds accountable all those responsible, be sure that you have a knowledgeable San Mateo bicycle accident attorney on your side.
A non-fatal, though nevertheless tragic, accident from Santa Clara County is an example of this kind of incident. As San Jose Inside reported, two boys – a 6-year-old on a scooter and a 13-year-old on a bicycle – were hit by an SUV as the boys crossed a street to go watch a 4th of July fireworks show. The 6-year-old was thrown some 30 feet through the air and suffered several fractures, including compound ones. The 13-year-old fared much worse, being dragged by the SUV for 30+ feet and suffering multiple seizures. The accident also inflicted a severe traumatic brain injury on the boy that, according to the family's attorney, would "require special medical care and educational support for the rest of his life," according to San Jose Inside.
A Southern California Bicyclist Receives a $20M Settlement After a Crash Leaves Him with Permanent Paralysis
June 28, 2019 | Law Offices of Galine, Frye, Fitting & Frangos
When you are injured in a bicycle accident that takes place on public property, there may be multiple ways to utilize the legal system. For example, if your accident occurred in a construction area on a public road, you may have a viable case against the government responsible for the road, the construction company doing the work and any other entities directly involved in the job. For reliable advice about whom you should pursue for compensation, be sure to rely on an experienced San Mateo injury attorney who has the experience and skill to get you the positive result you deserve.
S.D. was a man injured in a single-vehicle bicycle accident. According to an NBC 7 report, he was bicycling to work one December morning in 2017, traveling down the southbound bicycle lane of a street in San Diego. That same morning, construction crews were digging several large trenches as part of excavation work they were performing. The bicyclist hit a two-foot-wide ditch in the bicycle lane and the impact threw him from his cycle. When he landed, his head struck a big pile of dirt and rock, which caused the man to suffer injuries.
Those injuries were life-changing. The bicyclist suffered a cervical spine injury that left him with permanent quadriplegia. In other words, this previously active person would spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair.
Updated: June 28, 2019 11:28 am
I've Been Hurt in a Rear-End Accident in Northern California. What Should I Do Now?
April 16, 2019 | Law Offices of Galine, Frye, Fitting & Frangos
Imagine you are a driver who is stopped at an intersection. Out of the blue, another vehicle slams into you from behind. You heard the crash… and now you feel the pain. You probably have a lot of things on your mind in those stressful moments after the crash. One of the first thoughts is probably… what do I do? What can I do? This post will hopefully provide some helpful answers to that and other related questions.
As an example, let's look at the accident involving P.J., an elderly driver in Salinas. According to a report by The Californian, P.J. was approaching an intersection in Salinas and wanted to turn right. However, as she attempted to turn, she noticed a bicyclist. In order to avoid hitting the bicyclist, P.J. swerved. In so doing, she ended up rear-ending another car at the intersection the report stated.
If you're injured in crash like that, there are several things you may want to do. First, if you're pain-free, you may want to take a few moments to record the accident scene with your cell phone. You can take pictures or take video, but only do so after you've made sure it is safe to re-enter the crash scene.
Updated: April 16, 2019 12:22 pm
Two California Cyclists Get a $398K Jury Verdict After Wiping Out Due to Bike Lane Debris
February 25, 2019 | Law Offices of Galine, Frye, Fitting & Frangos
Bicyclists have certain obligations when they take to the roads. They are required to observe the rules of the road, for example. Additionally, when a road has a bike lane and a bicyclist is traveling slower than vehicle traffic, the bicyclist is required to use that bike lane. This, of course, presents its own potential issue. What if you, as a bicyclist, are using the bike lane as required by the law and you encounter unsafe conditions in your bike lane, which eventually cause you to crash and suffer injuries? What legal options do you have? Whether you're hurt in a bicycle accident like this or in a different way, you need answers. Be sure to get them from an experienced San Mateo injury attorney.
As reported by the Fresno Bee, D.B. and M.R. were two bicyclists in Fresno County who found themselves in the position of traveling down a bike lane that became treacherous. They were among seven members of the Fresno Cycling Club out for a Sunday morning ride northeast of the city. As the road dropped into a descent, D.B. and M.R. hit an area where the bike lane was covered in sand and gravel.
M.R., who was in front, was unable to stop before hitting the debris. She wiped out and fell into the northbound travel lane, where a passing vehicle struck her. She suffered a broken arm and dislocated shoulder joint, which eventually necessitated two surgeries. D.B. wiped out, too. He suffered a broken wrist and broken finger, requiring surgery to address the finger injury, the Bee reported.
Updated: February 25, 2019 3:25 pm
Family of a Southern California Bicyclist Killed by a Sheriff's Deputy Receives $12M Settlement in a Case of Alleged Distracted Driving
Any time a loved one is killed due to the negligence of another person, it is heartbreaking. It is also a scary time, as the loss of a loved one may, in addition to causing great emotional damage, also inflict financial hardship upon the loved ones left behind. While no sum of money can replace the loss of loved one, an award of compensation may be both proper and necessary to address the possible financial crisis that a loved one's sudden death might bring about. To make sure your family gets the compensation that you should, be sure to work with a skilled California injury attorney when it comes to handling your case.
A recent Southern California accident demonstrated how harmful alleged negligence behind the wheel can be. According to a Los Angeles Times report, the accident occurred on a straight and unobstructed stretch of Mulholland Highway in Los Angeles County. A Los Angeles Sheriff's Deputy was returning from having responded to a call. A he traveled down the straight stretch of highway, he allegedly sent a personal text message to his wife and also typed on the patrol car's computer. The patrol car eventually strayed into the bicycle lane and crashed into a bicyclist at roughly 48 mph. The bicyclist slammed into the police vehicle's windshield.
Although he was wearing helmet, the bicyclist was declared dead at the scene. The Los Angeles government and the cyclist's family reached a settlement in which the family received payment of $12 million.
Updated: June 27, 2018 12:31 pm
Southern California Bicyclist Injured by a Pothole Settles with the City of L.A. for $6.5M
As a bicyclist, a pedestrian, or another user of public roads or sidewalks, you are entitled to expect that the roads and sidewalks will be maintained in a safe condition and, if a hazard exists, that you will be appropriately warned about it. When that doesn't happen, and you get hurt as a result, you may be entitled to compensation. Sometimes, this compensation may be achieved through a judgment and, other times, a settlement. A skilled Southern California bicycle accident attorney can provide you with needed representation in your case, including helping you analyze decisions like settling versus going forward with litigation.
A few months ago, the Los Angeles Times reported on one California bicyclist whose serious injures led to a large settlement. Peter was operating his bike along Valley Vista Road in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles when his accident took place. While pedaling down the road, Peter encountered a large pothole. Unable to avoid the pothole, the bicyclist tried to drive through the hazard. The attempt was unsuccessful, and Peter lost control, with the crash throwing him to the ground. Peter then sued the City of Los Angeles.
In a case like Peter's, there are certain essential things that you'll need to accomplish in order to achieve a favorable result. First, you will need to show that the entity you sued was liable for the harm you suffered. In Peter's case, he presented proof that the pothole was hazardous due to the deficient maintenance of the road and the low lighting in the area of the hole, which made the pothole "a concealed trap" for people like bicyclists, the Times reported.
California Court of Appeal Rules in Favor of Fatally Injured Bicycle Racer's Family in Wrongful Death Case
February 6, 2018 | Law Offices of Galine, Frye, Fitting & Frangos
As a bicyclist, there are certain risks that come with taking to the road on your bike. That is especially true if you are a racing bicyclist. One of the risks that shouldn't "come with the territory," though, is the risk of injury or death due to the negligence of a driver of a car, truck, or van. In one recent case, a van driver's decision to park that vehicle in the path of a group of bicyclists was potentially an action that elevated the risk of harm to the bicyclists and allowed the family of one dead cyclist to pursue their wrongful death claim. Whether you're bicycling to race or simply as a means of transportation, you may be entitled to damages if you are hurt by a driver's negligence. You should act without delay to contact an experienced California bicycle accident attorney about your case.
Suzanne, the cyclist whose fatal accident spawned a recent lawsuit, was from Bakersfield but was participating in a road race in Mariposa County in May 2012. During the race, the race organizer had support vans to assist riders. At one point, a support van stopped to help a rider, and the driver parked the van in the road, within a lane designated for racers. When Suzanne and a group of other racers encountered the van in their lane, the other cyclists were able to swerve into a lane intended for vehicle traffic. Suzanne wasn't able to steer around the van and crashed into it. As she lay on the ground, at least one other cyclist was unable to avoid her and ran over her. The woman died from her injuries.
Suzanne's family sued the organizer for wrongful death. The family faced some clear hurdles to success in their case. The law says that there are certain types of activities that carry with them a degree of risk. When you voluntarily choose to participate in that activity, you do something called "assumption of the risk." That means that you have voluntarily chosen to accept the consequences, including possible harm, that can come from taking part in that activity. In other words, if a football player breaks his leg as a result of a regular and legal tackle executed by an opposing player, the injured player is generally not entitled to a recovery for his damages (absent other special circumstances) because he voluntarily chose to take part in the potentially dangerous activity of football.
Updated: February 6, 2018 9:51 am
What is the 'Going and Coming' Rule and How Can it Affect Your California Personal Injury Case?
There are many different rules established by the law (whether through statutes or court cases). Some are very well known, while others are known mostly only by lawyers. One of these rules, called the "going and coming" rule, affects whether the law considers you to be on the job or on your own time when an accident happens. While many people often associate this rule with claims for workers' compensation benefits, it can also play an important role in your personal injury case, potentially in a negative way. With representation from a knowledgeable California accident attorney, however, you may be able to overcome this rule and still maximize your claim for damages.
One recent case in which this rule had an important impact was the injury lawsuit filed by a bicyclist named Andres. Andres was riding his bicycle in San Diego County when he collided with a vehicle owned by Brian. Andres hit Brian's vehicle because Brian opened his vehicle door into Andres' path, and the bicyclist could not avoid the collision.
Clearly, Andres had a potential claim against Brian, alleging that Brian was negligent in opening the door and that that negligence caused the accident. Pursuing only Brian, however, might mean that Andres might not be able to recover a damages award that fully covered all of the harm he suffered.


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Q: Are there any rewards for fully restoring Norende? I know that in the demo you receive a play kit bonus for fully upgrading all of the shops in the village, but is there a similar reward for doing so in the full version of the game?

A: When you fully rebuild Norende you have access to some pretty sweet items, with the village shopkeepers occasionally sending you some of their stock as a gift (sadly, never weapons or armor). But besides that, you only get an extra Party Chat scene. No extra gifts as far as I can recall.

A: he is right there aren't any extra things you get after restoring Norende like in the demo version but when you restore some of the shops there to the max level some of the will sell the original outfit for the 4 caracters Agnes : The knights tunic Tiz : onion shirt ringabell: the melodist outfit and Edea's : Edeas garb and there's another option to buy called the plain tunic wich does the same thing for the same price except you can equip it to any of the character's and that's pretty much it.


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Weekend Box Office: Minions Dominate
By Scott Gwin
When Despicable Me arrived in theaters in 2010, no one would have guessed that its funny little yellow sidekick characters would go on to land their own movie or that the movie would have the second highest animated opening ever.
Minions opened at a massive number one with $115 million, topping all other animated openings except 2007's Shrek the Third and its $121 million start.
That's notably higher than Inside Out's $90 million debut last month, but the question now is whether or not Minions can keep up in the long run. Inside Out dropped to third place this weekend but at $283 million it's on par to end up in the year's top five grossing movies.
Jurassic World continued its incredible climb, stopping just short of the $600 million mark this weekend. At $590 it's the fourth highest domestic grossing movie of all time, inching closer to Marvel's The Avengers' $623 million third place total.
Three other new movies arrived this weekend, but were unable to cobble $20 million between them. Horror flick The Gallows bowed in fifth place with $10 million. Ryan Reynold's latest effort, thriller Self/Less only banked $5 million for a weak eighth place. Ninth place went to Baahubali: The Beginning, an Indian movie now getting a release in the US. Its $3 million domestic debut sounds small, but in perspective with its small 236 venue release, its $15,000 per screen total is second only this weekend to Minions' $26,000 per screen total.
For the full weekend total, check out the chart below:
1. Minions * $115,200,000 Total: $115,200,000 LW: N
THTRS: 4,301
2. Jurassic World $18,100,000 Total: $590,638,000 LW: 2
3. Inside Out $17,108,000 Total: $283,638,000 LW: 1
4. Terminator: Genisys $13,700,000 Total: $68,718,000 LW: 3
5. The Gallows * $10,015,000 Total: $10,015,000 LW: N
6. Magic Mike XXL $9,640,000 Total: $48,359,000 LW: 4
7. Ted 2 $5,600,000 Total: $71,619,000 LW: 5
8. Self/Less * $5,379,000 Total: $5,379,000 LW: N
9. Baahubali: The Beginning * $3,575,000 Total: $3,575,000 LW: N
THTRS: 236
10. Max (2015) $3,420,000 Total: $33,705,000 LW: 6
Spider-Man Box Office: Far From Home Easily Wins Its Second Weekend
Spider-Man Box Office: Far From Home Breaks Records And Shatters Expectations
How Much Money Endgame, Yesterday, And Annabelle Comes Home Should Make This Weekend


If you read my post on my first Emotional Brilliance lipstick back in January then you may know that I originally planned to try Bubbly first and Believe at a later date, but for some reason I changed my mind at the last minute. I'm pleased I did now, as if I'd bought Bubbly first I don't think I would have gone on to try any more shades. Let me explain why.
As much as I love Believe I just haven't been able to develop the same depth of feeling for Bubbly. It's a very pretty colour, especially for this time of year, but unfortunately it's slightly lacking in a few other areas.
I've just headed over to the Lush website to check their description of this shade and have discovered the new site has been launched. It's looking good, but I'm slightly shocked at their swatch for this product. I believe they used to describe this as something along the lines of a two-tone rose shade. It's now described as a two-tone pink, but if you take a look at the swatch they provide this looks like a deep burgundy almost plum/brown shade. As bad as my camera can sometimes be at portraying shades correctly, my swatch is pretty much spot on and the one on the Lush website is way off I'm afraid.
So the correct shade is a two-toned rose pink with a subtle shimmer two it, the shimmer being a result of the two-tone effect rather than the presence of any kind of glitter. Although the shade looks quite bright on my arm, once on my lips it is more subtle. I'm sorry there's no lip swatch but I haven't perfected taking a good lip swatch photo yet. I think one layer of this gives quite a sheer look but you can layer it up a bit to make it stand out a little more.
I do find that when I apply this it can look a little patchy, which I think may be a result of the whole two-toned effect, so it's not really a quick one to apply as you may have to spend a little time balancing it out slightly. I also find that this doesn't really last very long either. Within a couple of hours it has faded down to just a little bit left, mostly in the cracks in my lips, and if I've eaten or drunk a lot in that time then it's more than likely there will nothing left at all. It may be that I need to really layer this up (I just tend to use one swipe) to get a brighter shade that lasts longer, but I'm not a fan of having a thick layer of any product on my lips.
As much as I love my Emotional Brilliance lipstick in Believe, and love the pretty colour of this one, I'm afraid Bubbly left me quite disappointed.
You know this tastes bloody horrible i had a purple one and i thought this would be amazing but when i actually put it on omg it was the worst tasting thing ever!!
I haven't noticed the taste actually. I know it does have a slightly strange consistency, it feels just very slightly kind of lumpy or grainy at first!


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Zbigniew Kotański (ur. 17 sierpnia 1927 w Pudzinie, zm. 18 czerwca 2005) – geolog, profesor Państwowego Instytutu Geologicznego.

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W czasie II wojny światowej, jako młody chłopak, działał w konspiracji. W 1952 ukończył studia geologiczne na Uniwersytecie Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu. Pracę doktorską obronił w 1957 na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim. W 1961 uzyskał tytuł doktora habilitowanego. Od 1969 pracował w Państwowym Instytucie Geologicznym w Warszawie, gdzie w 1981 uzyskał tytuł naukowy profesora. W 1968 wykładał na Sorbonie we Francji, w latach 1972–1976 na Uniwersytecie Ahmadu Bello w Zaria w Nigerii, a w latach 1983–1986 na Uniwersytecie w Beżai w Algierii. W latach 1992–1998, był kierownikiem Muzeum Geologicznego PIG.

W ciągu swej kariery zawodowej zajmował się głównie stratygrafią i tektoniką Tatr, stratygrafią triasu, algologią, metodyką geologicznej kartografii wgłębnej oraz geologią regionalną Polski, Europy (Alpidy) i Afryki (Nigeria, Algieria).

W latach 1957–1967 był sekretarzem redakcji Acta Geologica Polonica. Pełnił też obowiązki sekretarza redakcji Geologia Sudetica. Przez kilka lat był członkiem Kolegium Redakcyjnego Przeglądu Geologicznego. W latach 1977–1982 był sekretarzem Komitetu Nauk Geologicznych PAN, wieloletni członek Polskiego Towarzystwa Geologicznego.

Pochowany na cmentarzu Bródnowskim w Warszawie (kwatera 10A-1-28).

Publikacje

Publikacje książkowe
 Geologiczna kartografia wgłębna
 Przewodnik geologiczny po Górach Świętokrzyskich
 Z plecakiem i młotkiem w Góry Świętokrzyskie
 Profile stratygraficzne serii wierchowej Tatr Polskich
 Przewodnik geologiczny po Tatrach
 Jak powstają góry?
 Atlas geologiczny Polski. Mapy geologiczne œciêcia poziomego, 1997 (red.)

Przekłady
 Geotektonika ogólna W. J. Chaina

Przypisy

Bibliografia
   Przegląd Geologiczny, 2005, v. 53, nr 8
  Przegląd Geologiczny, 2007, v. 55, nr 11

Absolwenci Wydziału Nauk Geograficznych i Geologicznych Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
Członkowie Polskiego Towarzystwa Geologicznego
Pochowani na cmentarzu Bródnowskim w Warszawie
Pracownicy Państwowego Instytutu Geologicznego
Urodzeni w 1927
Zmarli w 2005

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Franklin Academy's Student Government hosted this past Monday a cross-cultural exchange with 10 students and 2 staff from a recently established Indonesian school in East Haddam. Here is a report from Pete Govert, FLI Residential Dean, who organized this visit.
These Indonesians students are participating in a semester abroad program from their home boarding school, Insan Cendekia Madani, that is located in Jakarta. This new venture in East Haddam is funded by the Nusantara Foundation that is headquartered in New York City. During their 2.5 hours on our campus, the Indonesian students lunched with members of Student Government, had a campus tour, and then participated in a facilitated discussion with a selection of our students. Discussion topics included shared hobbies (music, art, and video games were common themes), determining future careers, American likes (food, movies, Statue of Liberty) and dislikes (politics), and a comparison of each country's monuments. It was a positive experience all around, and we have agreed to host the next group of Indonesian students who will be spending spring semester here in East Haddam.
Thank you, Pete. We will look forward to even more interactions with our new neighbors.


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WATER CLOSET By Erica Bennett
Directed by Cyndy A. Marion
The New Play Development Series presented:
"AMERICAN WOMEN" — a series of new play readings by female playwrights about America
Dr. Mary Lorenz, a cognitive psychologist and expert interrogator in the U.S. Army Reserves, is called back for a second tour of duty post-9/11. On a break, after a two month stay at a V.A. Hospital, Mary's relationship with her Jewish boyfriend unravels in a Vegas hotel room. Rescued by her grandmother "Oma," the two journey home together. On the way, Mary confronts the physical and emotional trauma endured as the orphaned granddaughter of a German Nazi while Oma finally comes clean about their family's past and what happened in the WATER CLOSET.
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Friday, November 11, 2011 at 7:30pm
at The Dramatists Guild-Frederick Lowe Room
1501 Broadway, 7th Floor
Playwright Erica Bennett is also a tenured librarian at Fullerton College in Fullerton, California. Her short documentary MENDEZ V. WESTMINSTER: FAMILIES FOR EQUALITY, centered around her play for students EL PRIMER DIA DE CLASES, has been airing on PBSs local Orange County, CA public broadcaster KOCE-TV, the OC Channel, since October 2010. Her plays FREED and JOLLY AND BEAN were read in the Orange County and Los Angeles area in 2009. Bennett received her BA in Theater from California State University of Fullerton and studied acting with Jose Quintero and Stella Adler. She is featured in Benicio Del Toro's short film SUBMISSION. Bennett has a Master of Library & Information Science from UCLA, and is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America and the Orange County Playwrights Alliance.
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WHEN I WOKE by Thomas Bradshaw
PAGES by Richard Vetere
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EVERYBODY DIES IN FEBRUARY by Vanessa R. Bombardieri
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Q: iTextPdf - Android Studio Adding Library Error I want to add itext lib to my project.(http://itextpdf.com/itextg-android)
I added to jar file into libs folder. After that i wrote to build.gradle that : compile files('libs/itextg-5.5.4.jar') .
But after the sync , i am getting that error :

Error:(12, 0) Gradle DSL method not found: 'compile()'
  Possible causes:
*The project 'Pdf' may be using a version of Gradle that does not contain the method.
  Gradle settings
*The build file may be missing a Gradle plugin.
  Apply Gradle plugin

Also here(http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/986574/Android-iText-Pdf-Example) is a solution about this but when i do that i am getting another error

Error:Failed to resolve: org.apache.commons:commons-imaging:1.0-SNAPSHOT
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A: Please check if you added all needed packages and after this your buil.gradle looks like:

apply plugin: 'com.android.application'

android {
    compileSdkVersion 22
    buildToolsVersion "22.0.1"

    defaultConfig {
        applicationId "com.proyecto.alberto.monedero"
        minSdkVersion 16
        targetSdkVersion 22
        versionCode 1
        versionName "1.0"
    }
    buildTypes {
        release {
            minifyEnabled false
            proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
        }
    }
}

dependencies {
    compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
    compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:22.0.0'
    compile files('libs/itextg-5.5.4.jar')
    compile files('libs/itextg-5.5.4-sources.jar')
    compile files('libs/itextg-5.5.4-javadoc.jar')
    compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services:7.0.0'
}

From: https://github.com/alonsoat/ProyectoMonedero/blob/master/app/build.gradle

Hope it help

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You can click the "browse" [...] on the far right and locate your jar.
Sync the project right click app > Sync app
You should be golden after that.
Alt-Shift over RED methods/code relevant to your added library and you should now be able to quick import.
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Dynamic, direct, friendly and chatty - this young all-in-one entrepreneur doesn't hang around. Xavier Damman, founder of Storify, knows what he is talking about and eagerly elaborates on the subject with humour. He is very much at home with telling his personal story, invariably with the desire to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Just as his career and experiences have developed, so has The Xavier Damman project. This young entrepreneur tells us about his two passions: technology and citizen journalism. His goal? To give the people a voice. This is why he started the "Tribal" project, a magazine which gives young Belgian citizens a chance to make their voices heard – at its peak, 30,000 copies were produced.
At that time he could already knew he was part of something bigger. He wanted to use new technology for citizen journalism. The idea came to him when he was doing Erasmus is Madrid and came across Twitter; "I was one of the first users; I realised that it enabled us to share everything that goes on in the world."
Although he didn't know it at the time, he was embarking on a project which would lead to the creation of Storify. But as is so often the case, he needed money to get him started and he couldn't find it in Europe. Determined and resolute, he decided to move overseas to the Silicon Valley, in San Francisco.
Driven by a desire to overcome disappointments, he had hardly arrived on the West Coast, yet he was already living a real-life "success story". Storify was soon used by the largest American media outlets and the White House. Xavier later decided to sell his business, but remain very much involved, since his priority today is to ensure that "the baby is getting on well with its new parents".
Xavier Damman is now committed to businesses and wants to pass the following message onto the younger generation: "The world is a village, so go wherever you are going to be most successful". He wants to show that the business sector is a natural ecosystem. Young entrepreneurs have to go to places with the best possible conditions.
In this natural system, Xavier maintains that government subsidies in Europe are counterproductive, "it's just papering over the cracks". As far as he is concerned, businesses have to adapt to their geographical location and be able to develop a specific product for a market. "If you are a musician, go to Berlin, if you love robotics, then go to Tokyo, if you're into aeronautics, Toulouse is the place to go. You should just stop battling against nature." The rationale of "make things happen where you can succeed" took Xavier to Silicon Valley. However, his passion to engage in and to serve as a speaker for all generations inspired him to try and give a chance to those who can change society.
New Information Technology has altered the shape of journalism and Storify has contributed to this change. But even if the citizen journalist has diversified available sources of information, the professional journalist won't disappear. Xavier believes these two different forms of journalism will be able to co-exist.
"Journalism's new challenge is to make sense of, to explain and to provide a context for bits, tweets, Instagrams, posts from millions of sources provided by members of the public. Changes in the online world have repercussions on the real world, particularly in the case of the Arab spring and the Green Movement in Iran.
According to Xavier, this is just the beginning because "new technology gives power back to the people, and provides the necessary means to establish the democracies of tomorrow.
Translated from La success Storify de Xavier Damman
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Jens Bjørn-Larsen has received a number of national and international awards. In 1991 he won the 1st prize at the "Concours International d'Execution Musicale" in Geneva, an event which marked the start of, for a tubist, an unusual solo career. Since 1987 he has been principal tuba with the Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra 1987 – 2005. Jens Bjørn-Larsen is lecturer at the Conservatories in Malmö and Copenhagen, and was in 2002 appointed Professor at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hannover.
Dan Perantoni is Provost Professor of Tuba at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.
He is a legendary tuba artist and pedagogue as well as a trailblazer in a variety of genres, including work as a solo recitalist, chamber musician, jazz musician, and in instrument design. He is cited as a "tubist's tubist," featuring in his playing a "lyrical, clear, and singing tone, along with impeccable musical style." Perantoni, or "Mr. P" as his students call him, was given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the executive board of T.U.B.A.
A true legion of former students holds prestigious positions in major performing ensembles and music schools around the world. Their success is the best testimony to his abilities as a teacher, mentor, and friend.
Perantoni has been a featured artist at Carnegie Hall, Monterey Jazz Festival, Spoleto Festival U.S.A., Adelaide Festival in Australia, Banff Centre for the Arts in Canada, Montreux Brass Congress in Switzerland, and, recently, as soloist throughout Europe and Japan.
He is a founding member of the Summit Brass, Symphonia, St. Louis Brass Quintet, and Matteson-Phillips Tubajazz Consort, and has released numerous solo albums and chamber music CDs.
He has designed numerous tubas and mouthpieces along with Robert Tucci for the B&S division of Buffet Crampon. He is a Buffet Crampon B&S Artist.
He began the study of the bass-tuba at the Istituto Musicale of Aosta and later graduated from the Conservatory "A. Boito" in Parma. Later he participated in the postgraduate studies of the Fiesole School of Music under the guidance of masters R. Bobo and V. Globokar and he played the role of bass-tuba at the Italian Youth Orchestra.
He won the scholarship to attend the School of High Musical Improvement of Saluzzo with the teachers D. Glidden and R. Tucci. He was admitted in the class of Virtuosité at the Conservatory of Lausanne (Switzerland) under the guidance of Maestro R. Bobo where he obtained "The Premier Prix de Virtuosité avec félicitations" later perfected also with the masters R. Martin and G. Pokorny . Winner of various auditions, he has collaborated in the major Italian lyric-symphonic institutions under the direction of the masters C. Abbado, Z. Mehta, R. Muti, C.M. Giulini, S. Ozawa, G. Sinopoli, L. Maazel, G. Prètre, S. Bychkov.
He won contests for the short-tuba position at the National Academy of Santa Cecilia in Rome and the Orchestra of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in Florence (principal conductor Z. Mehta), a role he still holds. The concert experience gained over the years through tours in Italy, Europe, America and Asia, combines the teaching activity holding several master classes.


Group presents Educational Materials to Schools in Akwa Ibom.
A group under the auspices of School of Art and Science Uyo old Students Association(SASOSA) has donated over 300 different science textbooks to different schools in Akwa ibom state.
Speaking during the book presentations in all the schools visited, the chairman of the association Prince Inem Inyangette opined that, as products of Arts and Science ,taking into cognizance the efficacy of technologically driven society today made possible by science, they're compel to do what they're doing for the betterment of a brighter future for the upcoming generations in the overall interest of Akwa ibom state and beyond.
Speaking further, prince Inem Inyangette posited that the development of our society can not be left to the government alone,that it is a collective responsibilities and that they're are doing this to compliment Government efforts in sustaining the free and compulsory education policy which has yielded a tremendous result.
He thanked the government for the sustainace of the free and compulsory education in the state which has made it a bit easier for SASOSA to compliment other than starting from the scratch.
Prince Inyangette and his team has so far visited four different schools across the state where donations of 60 textbooks comprising of Physics,Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Agricultural Science,Geography and English language were donated to each of the school as part of their contributions to the free Education system in the state.
The schools so far visited and books donated include, Presbyterian Science School, Ididep.
Qua Iboe Church Senior Science School, Ndon Eyo.
Community Secondary School, Mbak Eto and Comprehensive Secondary School ,Ndiya.
While responding, one of the beneficiaries,the vice principal Admin. who stood in for the Principal Comprehensive Secondary school ,Ndiya thanked SASOSA for dimming it fit to include the school in their benevolence while also regretting the necglet done to the school.
In his words, " it is unfortunate that this is the only government school in the locality of 20villages ( Ndiya ward 8),its sad that since her inception in 1976 that there is no government presence despite several efforts and appeals made by the school authorities. We have written to several government agancies including NDDC but to no avail.
I thank you and your team for remembering us ,we are very happy and indeed this have revived and rekindled our hope that soon,succor will come to the comprehensive Secondary school,Ndiya"".
Similarly, the principal of community secondary school ,Mbak Etoi was full of praises and thanked SASOSA for their generosity and adding value and by giving back to the society.
He further commended the association for their love and commitment to humanity, that it takes courage and humane heart for people to do what they're doing at a time like this amidst personal and family responsibilities.
It is instructive to note that more have been mapped out by SASOSA for further donations.
In the same vein, the staff and students of the Presbyterian Senior Science School, Ididep were full of praises and offered prayers while asking God to replenish the SASOSA and give the the enablement to do more vis-a-vis extending the guesture to all other schools yet to be touched.
Also applauding Prince Inem Inyangette and his team were students and staff of Qua iboe church senior Science School Ndon Eyo and the Comprehensive Secondary school, Ndiya as they promised the team that they will make good use of the books delivered to them as most of them are preparing for their Waec and other exams.
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Georgia State University College of Law, Penn State Law, the Research Instruction & Patron Services Special Interest Section, and the Academic Law Libraries Special Interest Section present the first ever Teaching the Teachers Conference on May 30-31, 2019 in Atlanta, GA.
Proposals are due by Nov. 9, 2018.
Proposals should include a description of the program, a list of the learning objectives for the session, and an explanation of the program's interactive component(s). Email to Becky Mattson at ram6023@psu.edu.
This course will provide a foundation in instructional philosophy, techniques, and assessment for law librarians by law librarians. Unlike similar courses provided by other organizations, this program will be a peer-to-peer, hands-on learning environment where we will be able to leverage our collective similar experiences to enhance the work that we do.
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January 12, 1936 ~ November 14, 2020 (age 84)
Winnie "Ann" Dunn Fisher, 84, of Meridian, passed away on November 14th, 2020.
Ann was born on January 12th, 1936, in Meridian, MS to Charles and Emma Dorothy (Schillings) Dunn. After moving to Charleston, SC, as a child during WWII, Ann returned to Meridian at the age of 12 and later graduated from Meridian High School. Ann then attended the University of Southern Mississippi where she earned her bachelor's degree. Ann married her college sweetheart, Lamar Fisher, and worked as a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. She attended Highland Baptist Church where she had a wonderful group of Sunday School friends.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Charles and Emma Dorothy Dunn, her sister, Carol Dunn Kidd, and her loving and faithful husband, Lamar Fisher.
She is survived by her son, Mark Fisher (wife, Pamela) of Austin, TX, her daughter, Leigh Poole (husband, Frank) of Meridian, MS, her two grandchildren, Daniel Poole of Emelle, AL, and Kristen Poole Sumrall (husband, Jake), and her two great-grandsons, Wesley and Walker Sumrall of Newton, MS.
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