Do You Care More About Their Sins Than Jesus?
How do you think Jesus wants you to interact with non-Christians who have a different understanding of morality than you do? Does he want you to yell at them about their sin? Make them feel terrible until they repent? Anyone familiar with the crap spewing out of the mouths of the Westboro Baptists knows that's not right.
We were happy to see the immediate response from our local pastors when that idiot from Sacramento started ranting about how happy he was that 49 members of the LGBT community in Orlando were killed. Unfortunately, some people are probably under the impression that this moron speaks for all Christians. He doesn't!!! In my opinion, he doesn't speak for any of us.
So, does God want us to swing to the other end of that pendulum and pretend he doesn't care about sin? Well, just about every Hollywood movie in the Box Office plays off humanity's desire to see things made right. Every person, Christian or not, is negatively affected by sin. So it would be absurd to say God doesn't care about that.
Often we hear that we should point out people's sins and tell them to stop…in a loving way. Right? And we apply this to everyone, whether they follow Jesus or not.
Well, guess what. That's not the example Jesus gave us. Jesus' example is actually WAY different than the way most Christians address sin today!
Who were the "Non-Christians" in Jesus' time?
I know what you're saying. When Jesus was walking around in Jerusalem and Galilee, there were no Christians. Instead, there were Jews and Gentiles. This was sort of like the 1st Century equivalent of Christians and non-Christians. The Jews were God's people, and the Gentiles were not. And today - though modern Jews might disagree - you might say Christians are God's people and everyone else is not. Though that could be debated. And, if you do make this distinction, it should never be said in a derogatory way. Because we hope that everyone we know will one day call themselves God's people. So, why is this important?
If we assume the comparison between Gentiles in the Bible and non-Christians today is valid, then we should look at how Jesus handled these relationships. The Bible doesn't show a whole lot of interactions between Jesus and Gentiles. Do you know how many are listed? I count 7. And do you know how many times he tells these Gentiles to stop sinning? ZERO! Not once!
He heals a Roman Centurion's servant without even seeing him. And he didn't say a word about sin. He drove demons out of two men from a Gentile town and into a herd of pigs. And, again, no mention of sin. And he healed a Canaanite woman's daughter after basically calling her a dog, yet still not even a mention of sin.
Then there were the two times he talked to Samaritans. First, there was the woman at the well. You probably know the story. And, you might be thinking this was the one time Jesus told a Gentile to stop sinning. Wrong. Read it again. He mentions that she had multiple husbands, but he doesn't say a word about it being sin. He simply states a fact. It would be like telling your friend his zipper is down. You're just stating a fact. No judgment. Just stating an irrefutable fact. That's all Jesus did.
Then there was the Samaritan leper Jesus healed. Remember him? He was the only one that thanked Jesus out of 10 that got healed. Again, no mention of sin. Jesus was disappointed that the others didn't return (there were probably a few Jews in that group). But he doesn't mention this man's sin at all.
And the two that usually get forgotten in this list are the government officials at the end of his life. There isn't much to say about Herod, since Jesus refused to say anything to him. But there was a fairly lengthy conversation between Jesus and Pontius Pilate. Pilate had all kinds of questions for Jesus. And the closest Jesus came to talking about sin was to say, "He who delivered me over to you has the greater sin." Not very condemning. But it's the closest Jesus ever came to telling a Gentile his/her actions were sinful.
If Jesus never thought it was important to tell non-Jews to stop sinning, then what makes us think it's a good idea to do it to non-Christians today? Shouldn't our relationship with non-Christians mirror Jesus' relationship with non-Jews? Did you notice Jesus didn't try to find gentle ways to tell Gentiles to stop sinning? He didn't even point out their sins! It just wasn't a priority for him.
Jesus didn't try to convince the government to make new laws against particular sins. Or try to convince society to accept morals of a God they didn't even believe in. He didn't tell non-Jews to "get right with God." Or whine because the Romans didn't have the 10 Commandments posted in the Mausoleum of Augustus. And he definitely didn't turn a person's private life into a public spectacle like we see Christians doing today.
You know why? Because morality is not the most important thing! God doesn't say, "Stop sinning and become a Christian." He just doesn't do that. But, that's the message of a lot of Christians today. Sometimes unintentionally. But it's still there. And it's still damaging.
Now, I'm not saying Jesus wasn't concerned with sin. He totally was, and still is. But he was more interested in connecting with people on a personal level. Even God doesn't expect people to live by his standards when they don't know him. Don't we rely on the Holy Spirit for that kind of stuff? So why are we so focused on convincing people to stop sinning before they meet Jesus?
It's definitely easier to point out sin than it is to actually build a relationship. Just like it's easier to jump on a regular scale than it is to have your actual body fat measured. But that's not the best way to measure progress. And condemning people for their sin isn't the model Jesus gave us.
As Christians, one of our biggest goals is to emulate Jesus, right? So, if we want to know how to interact with non-Christians, we should probably pay attention to the way he did it. It seems so obvious when you put it that way. So, quit telling people about their sin. Stop focusing on the things a person does, and start looking at the person. When people in our lives start moving closer to Jesus, he can deal with all that sin stuff. It's not your job!
We need to focus on being a little more Christ-like. And when I say that, I'm not saying we have to be perfect. I'm not even saying we need to talk about our faith more than we already do. I'm saying we need to show some compassion. Be a good neighbor. Hang out with people that don't fit the typical Christian cliché. After all, that's what Jesus did.
The religious people hated him for it, but our job is not to please religious people. Our job is to be a light to the world that draws people to Jesus. And the only way that will work is if people see Jesus in us.
So join Jesus in having compassion for people who don't know him yet. Be a friend to them when they need it. Encourage them and support them. But stop focusing on their sin. If Jesus doesn't start there, then neither should you.


Publisher Nicalis is giving the Smash Bros. treatment to three of their biggest selling franchises in an all-new 2D fighting game created by veteran Japanese developer Studio Saizensen: Blade Strangers. Unveiled during a Twitch official E3 live stream, it's coming later this year on Nintendo Switch, and we've got some gameplay footage.
Blade Strangers is developed to please fans of three great franchises – Code of Princess, Cave Story, and Umihara Kawase – by combining them all together in a fighting game mixing the dynamic and speed of Guilty Gear or Street Fighter, and the easy control scheme of Smash Bros.
The game will feature stages taken directly from the actual games, with the most iconic fighters of the three franchises. More characters will be added to the roster in future updates, so we hope to see Isaac! Nicalis also unveiled the modes to be included in the fighting mash-up: Story Mode (traditional arcade mode with cut-scenes and characters clashing), Mission Mode (fulfil specific tasks to unlock content), Versus Mode, Training Mode, and Online Mode.
Blade Strangers is slated for Q4 2017 on Nintendo Switch. No price given for the moment.


What types of questions should you ask in onsite interviews?
Onsite interviews are one of the most useful parts of the recruiting process. So how do you make the most of interviews with potential candidates?
If you are interviewing, you are likely to be coming into the final phases of your recruiting project. You may even have a good idea of the candidate you are going to hire. You need to start thinking about the practicalities of onboarding and training already.
At the interview stage you should ask a candidate about their current status. Ask them about their salary expectations, so that you and the candidate are on the same page. Another significant question is their notice period. Your company has a requirement for one extra team member, so if they have to give 6 to 8 weeks notice, you need to know about it.
Any interview will give you great insight into how someone perceives themselves. They will be able to tell you their strengths and weaknesses. They will also be able to identify past successes easily and be able to describe their approach to work with you. But how are they perceived by others?
To get a candidate to give a more comprehensive profile of themselves, perhaps ask them how their manager might describe them. The value they place on larger achievements may not represent their performance or attitude as a whole.
You will want to know how to get the best out of your new hire and how best to integrate them with your team, so you will need to establish what makes them tick. Their approach to work may be at odds with the rest of your organisation, so despite experience, a candidate may not be a suitable hire.
A face-to-face interview offers the opportunity to find out what motivates or frustrates your candidate. Establishing if they have a competitive streak or a strong sense of teamwork will also indicate how they deal in a group dynamic.
Understanding a candidate's goals will certainly help with retention. If you understand what a candidate wants from the role, you will know if they are right for your organisation. If you determine that a candidate only perceives your role as a stepping stone to something else, they are not good for your company in the long term.
The classic question is "where do you see yourself in 5 years?" which often can be somewhat of a challenge for candidates. A more direct approach might yield better answers from candidates. Maybe ask them about what they want to achieve in the role.
If you are seriously considering a candidate and they have reached the interview stage, you will want to know how they might perform. It can be difficult to determine this outside of the interview environment.
Asking candidates about specific successes in the workplace will give an enormous insight into a candidate's capabilities. It is also a good idea to ask a candidate to detail how exactly they made these successes happen and ask them if they overcame any difficulties.


This is a standard directional notice, seen around the UK.
It measures 1200mm x 160mm. However, like our Station Notice A, it is scalable and if that is too large for your requirements, we can reduce it in size, whilst maintaining the same proportions.
We can also produce this with the hand pointing in the other direction.


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Laws of the State of New York, Volumen1,Partes1-471
Por New York (State)
8 359 amended.
such person or persons is material and necessary. The provisions of the civil practice act, relating to an application for an order for the examination of witnesses before the commencement of an action and the method of proceeding on such examination, shall not apply except as herein prescribed. The order shall be granted by the justice of the supreme court to whom the application has been made with such preliminary injunction or stay as may appear to such justice to be proper and expedient and shall specify the time when and place where the witnesses are required to appear. The justice or referee may adjourn such examination from time to time and witnesses must attend accordingly. The testimony of each witness must be subscribed by him and all must be filed in the office of the clerk of the county in which such order for cxamination is filed. Upon a showing by the attorney-general in his application for a preliminary injunction hereunder that the defendant named in the action or an officer thereof has refused to be sworn or to be examined or to answer a material question or to produce a book or paper relevant to the inquiry when duly ordered so to do by the officer or judge duly conducting an inquiry into the subject matter forming the basis of the application for such preliminary injunction, a preliminary injunction hereunder may forthwith issue from the supreme court without any further showing by the attorney-general.
§ 5. Section three hundred and fifty-nine of such chapter as added by chapter six hundred and forty-nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and twenty-one and amended by chapter six hundred of the laws of nineteen hundred and twenty-three, is hereby amended to read as follows:
$ 359. Immunity. If any person shall ask to be excused from testifying or producing any book, paper or other document before the attorney-general or his deputy, or other officer designated by him, or before any court, or magistrate, or referee, upon any trial, investigation or proceeding initiated by the attorney-general, district attorney, grand jury or court pursuant to the provisions of this article upon the ground or for the reason that the testimony or evidence, documentary or otherwise required of him may tend to convict him of a crime or to subject him to a penalty or forfeiture, and shall notwithstanding be directed by the court, ref. eree, magistrate or officer conducting the inquiry to testify or to produce such book, paper or document, he must none the less comply with such direction but in such event he shall not thereafter be prosecuted or subjected to any penalty or forfeiture for or on account of any transaction, matter or thing concerning which he may testify or produce evidence, documentary or otherwise, pursuant thereto and no testimony so given or produced shall be received against him upon any criminal action, suit or proceeding, investigation, inquisition or inquiry.
Provided, however, no person so testifying shall be exempt from prosecution or punishment for any perjury committed by him in his testimony given as herein provided for, nor shall immunity apply to corporations or to the officers as such.
§ 6. Such chapter is hereby amended by inserting therein four 14 359cnew sections to be sections three hundred and fifty-nine-c, three added, hundred and fifty-nine-d, three hundred and fifty-nine-e, and three hundred and fifty-nine-f, to read as follows:
§ 359-c. Official securities paper. On and after the first day of June, nineteen hundred and twenty-five, the newspaper published at Albany, designated pursuant to section eighty-two of the executive law, during the period of any such designation, shall for the purposes of this article, be deemed to be the "state official securi. tics paper" in which shall be published the state notices pursuant to the provisions of section three hundred and fifty-nine-e and which is hereinafter referred to as "state paper.'
The word "publisher" when used in this article shall be deemed to mean any person, copartnership or corporation owning and publishing any newspaper designated in any manner hereinbefore described in this section.
§ 359-d. Duties and fees of publishers. Publishers, as herein defined, upon acceptance for publication in the state official securities paper of copy for any notice to be published pursuant to the provisions of this article, shall forthwith cause such notice to be printed and published in such paper and in the form prescribed in section three hundred and fifty-nine-e hereof. Such notices may be printed and published in the body or main sheets of such newspaper or in the form of a supplement thereto; provided, however, that at all times and in each publication thereof such notices shall be grouped under the one caption or head, i. e., "Dealers in securities and offers thereof, published pursuant to the provisions of article twenty-three-a of the general business law." Each publisher may charge and receive for the publication of each such notice the fees prescribed by section fifteen hundred and fifty-one of the civil practice act, to be paid by the dealer as defined in this article, causing such notice to be published.
The publisher of any such notice, upon demand, shall furnish to any person applying therefor, upon payment of the sum of one dollar, a certificate setting forth a copy of such notice, the date upon which such notice was published or is to be published, and the charge or fee for the publication thereof, which certificate shall be admissible in any court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein.
The publisher of the state paper shall immediately, upon the publication of each issue thereof and of any supplement thereto, causc to be delivered to the office of the attorney-general at Albany, five copies of each such issue or supplement containing the notices herein described.
$ 359-e. Definitions; duties of dealer. The word "dealer" or "dealers" as used in sections three hundred and fifty-nine-c, three hundred and fifty-nine-d, three hundred and fifty-nine-e and three hundred and fifty-nine-f hereof, shall include every person, partnership, corporation, company, trust, or association except a domestic municipal corporation who engages directly or through an agent in the business of trading in securities in such manner
that as part of such business any of such securities are sold or offered for sale to the public in this state; or who deals in futures or market quotations of prices or values of any securities or accepts margins on prices or values of said securities. The business of trading in securities within the meaning of this section shall not include an isolated transaction in which a specific security is sold or offered for sale, by the owner thereof, or by his representative, for the owner's account, such sale or offer of sale not being made in the course of repeated and successive transactions of a like character by such owner, or for his account by such representative, and such owner or representative not being the issuer or underwriter of such security. A sale or offer of sale to the public shall not include an isolated transaction of the nature above mentioned; any sale or offer of sale to any person engaged in the business of acquiring securities for the purpose of resale to the public; any sale or offer of sale to a banker, to a dealer or to a corporation or to any syndicate cu group formed for the specific purpose of acquiring such securities for resale to the public directly or through other syndicates or groups, or any sale or offer of sale upon the floor of any exchance to a broker in securities.
1. After the thirty-first day of May, nineteen hundred and twenty-five, no dealer shall sell or offer for sale to the public within this state, as principal, broker or agent, any securities issued or to be issued unless and until a notice, containing the name, business or post office address of such dealer and if such dealer is a corporation the state or country of incorporation thereof, and if a partnership the names of the partners, has been published in the state paper, to be known as the "state notice." The dealer shall furnish copy for such publication to the publishers in the following form: Name(s) of dealer(s) Business address(es) or post office address(es) (state which)..
If a corporation, the state or country in which incorporated....
If a partnership, the names of the partners.
2. After the thirty-first day of May, nineteen hundred and twenty-five, no dealer shall sell or offer for sale to the public within this state as principal, broker or agent, any securities issued or to be issued which are not exempted from the provisions of this subdivision by section three hundred
three hundred and fifty-nine-f hereof unless and until such dealer shall cause to be published further state notice containing the
the information, other than the names of partners, required to be published by subdivision one of this section, but opposite heading "Name(s) of dealer(s)", if the person or persons causing such notices to be published are acting pursuant to the provisions of subdivision three of this section, there shall be added either the words syndicate manager" or "syndicate managers" as the case may be; and in addition thereto and as part of each such further notice the name
of the security or securities, name, post office address and state or
country of incorporation or organization of the corporation, asso-
ciation, common law trust or similar organization issuing or to
issue the security or securities to be sold or offered for sale, in the
following form:
Name(s) of security or securities.
Name of issuer of securities...
Post office address of issuer of securities.
The state or country in which organized.
Two or more delers may jointly publish such further notice required by this subdivision, and a dealer or exchange may include in the same notice the description of two or more securities.
3. Whenever a dealer shall have become a member of a selling group, or syndicate, herein called syndicate, formed pursuant to a written agreement for the purpose of effecting the sale or distribution to the public of a particular issue of securities, and the sale or offer of sale or distribution of such securities to the public by dealers is not exempted from the provisions of subdivision two of this section by section three hundred and fifty-nine-f hereof, any member of such syndicate shall be deemed to have complied with the provisions of subdivision two of this section without the publication of any notice required by such subdivision in connection with the sale or offer of sale of such securities if the syndicate manager or managers specified in said syndicate agreement, at least one of whom maintains an office in this state, shall have agreed with the members of said selling syndicate to cause to be published a state notice respecting such securities in the form required by subdivision two of this section. Such notices shall be published at or before the time the securities described therein are sold or offered for sale to the public, and may be published either in the name or names of the syndicate manager or managers or in the name of one of them who maintains an office in this state, to be designated in said agreement.
Whenever a syndicate manager or managers shall have agreed in writing with the members of any such selling syndicate to cause the notices to be published pursuant to the provisions of this subdivision, the syndicate manager or managers designated in said agreement to cause such notices to be published as hereinbefore provided, shall be deemed to be a dealer or dealers in such sccurities within the meaning of this article notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in section three hundred and fifty-nine-e hereof.
Whenever a dealer, or an exchange pursuant to the provisions of subdivision k of section three hundred and fifty-nine-f hereof, shall have filed for publication with a publisher and such publisher shall have accepted any notice herein required to be published, or shall have prepared such notice in the form herein prescribed and have forwarded the same together with the fee for publication thereof enclosed, by registered mail, postage prepaid and properly addressed to such publisher, such dealer, or exchange as to the contents of such notice and the publication thereof, shall be deemed to have complied with the requirements of this section.
§ 359-f. Exemptions from certain provisions of section three hundred and fifty-nine-e: The provisions of subdivision two of section three hundred and fifty-nine-e shall not apply to any transactions relating to the sale or offering for sale of any of the following described securities by a dealer therein:
(a) Any security issued, or guaranteed by the United States or any territory or insular possession thereof, or by the District of Columbia, or by any state or political subdivision or agency thereof.
(b) Any security issued or guaranteed by any foreign government with which the United States is at the time of the sale or offer for sale thereof maintaining diplomatic relations, or by the Dominion of Canada, or by any province or political subdivision thereof.
(c) Any security issued by a national bank or by any federal land bank or joint-stock land bank or national farm loan association under the provisions of the federal farm loan act of July seventeenth, nineteen hundred and sixteen, or by any corporation created or acting as an instrumentality of the government of the United States pursuant to authority granted by the congress of the United States.
(d) Any securities issued or guaranteed by a public service or utility corporation, including a railroad corporation, provided such corporation is subject to regulation or supervision either as to its rates and charges or as to the issue of its own securities by a public commission, board or officer of the government of the United States, or of any territory, or insular possession thereof, or of any state or municipality or other political subdivision thereof, or of the Dominion of Canada, or any province thereof; also equipment and trust certificates or equipment notes or bonds based on chattel mortgages, leases, or agreements for conditional sale of cars, motive power, or other rolling stock mortgaged, leased or sold to or furnished for the use of or upon such a railroad or other public service utility corporation, or equipment trust certificates, or equipment notes or bonds where the ownership or title of such equipment is pledged or retained in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the United States, or of any state, territory or insular possession thereof, or of the District of Columbia, or of the Dominion of Canada, or of any province thereof, to secure the payment of such equipment trust certificates, bonds, or notes.
(e) Any security issued by a corporation organized exclusively for educational, benevolent, fraternal, or reformatory purposes, and not for pecuniary profit.
(f) Any capital stock issued by a state bank, trust company or saving institution incorporated under the laws of and subject to the examination, supervision and control of any state or of the United States or of any insular possession thereof.

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Hopefully this isn't the first time you're hearing that those omega-3 fatty acids found in your favorite fish dishes are essential in your diet. They've been shown to boost brain function, fight inflammation, and may even wipe away your wrinkles.
Here's your quick primer on omega-3s. There are three key versions—EPA, DHA, and ALA. Your body cannot create these fats, and must obtain them from your diet. You should get a majority of your omega-3s from EPA and DHA, which you can easily acquire from cold-water fish. (The American Heart Association advises you eat two 3.5 oz servings of fish like wild salmon, sardines, or albacore tuna each week to hit your allotment.) Most ALA, however, comes from plant sources, and your body has trouble converting that to anything beneficial unless you eat a bit more. This isn't a huge problem if you pick the right foods, though.
Made from microalgae, algae omega is a plant based source of both DHA and EPA for those of you who want an alternative to fish oil supplements. In fact, you're going right to the source because microalgae is where fish get their fatty acids from themselves. I like Nordic Naturals Algae Omega—as an educator for the company, I know first hand about their quality.
A great source of protein with all the essential amino acids you want, hemp seeds also pack a nice dose of omega-3s—as ALA—and the healthy form of omega-6, GLA. It's been shown that GLA can also help your body fight inflammation, and hemp is one of the few common food sources of GLA that has a variety of uses in your diet. I like Navitas Naturals hemp seeds, which are great sprinkled in cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, or mixed in with oatmeal.
Green leafy veggies may surprise you as a source of omega-3 fats. While the primary omega-3 fat is ALA, kale also packs so many other nutrients in as well—like fiber, folate, and a whole bevy of antioxidants. I like Earthbound Farms Organic baby kale since it's very tender, is packaged conveniently as a ready to eat blend, and can mix well in salads, omelets, and even smoothies.
As the nut with the highest omega-3 content, this certainly made the list. They are actually richer in heart-healthy omega-3s than wild salmon—even with it being in ALA form, a 1-ounce serving has over 2,500 mg of omega-3s. Plus, walnuts are packaged with so many other powerful nutrients like fiber, protein, and magnesium that they are had to overlook. These are great plain for a mid-afternoon pick me up, sliced as a topper on oatmeal, or even mixed into a smoothie like in this banana berry smoothie recipe.
Sports nutritionist Christopher Mohr, Ph.D., is a registered dietitian and nutrition consultant. Through his company Mohr Results, Inc., he helps all types of individuals and athletes achieve their diet and nutrition goals.


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Lorrha GAA News for 21 May
Tipperary Clubs Draw: The 2011-2012 draw start date has been deferred to Friday, 3 June. The Draw is €100 for the year or €10 per month with 12×20 monthly prizes ranging from €200 up to €30,000 or a car. Your support is greatly appreciated. Anyone still wishing to join can contact Draw Co-ordinator Margaret Gleeson.
Lotto: Our jackpot now stands at €9,400. Thank you for your continued support.
Official Opening: The official opening of new GAA Centre will take place on this Sunday evening, 22 May. Tony Reddin will perform the official opening at 6.15pm with the new facility open to the public to view. The opening will be marked by a match between the Tipperary and Galway Under 21 hurlers at 7.00pm. Admission to the match is €5 for all adults while Under 18's are free.
Ground Clean-Up: Thanks to all who helped out last Saturday at our grounds clean-up. However, there are still final touches to be done and we will be re-gathering at the Clubhouse next Saturday morning between 10am and 1pm. More hands are required to have the premises in great shape for Sunday.
Senior: Lorrha made the difficult decision of having to concede to Toomevara ahead of last Sunday's North Senior Championship game. An injury crisis saw five players unable to play leaving just 14 fit players for the game. As we were already eliminated, some junior players would have had to play but they would have lost their grading for the rest of the year.
Next weekend sees the resumption of the County League where we travel to Cappawhite to take on the home side on Saturday at 7.00pm
Junior: The Junior's have been drawn in a group with Knockshegowna, Toomevara, Roscrea, Kildangan and Kilruane MacDonaghs in the championship. Knockshe are our opponents in round 1 on weekend of 10-12 June.
Minor Football: The minor footballers were eliminated from the championship following a 2-6 to 2-4 defeat to Nenagh Éire Óg in Moatfield last Tuesday.
Minor Hurling: Lorrha will take on Nenagh Éire Óg in the first round of the 'A' championship in late June. Also in group are Toomevara, Roscrea and Kilruane MacDonaghs.
U16: Well done to the U16's who defeated Ballina 'B' in the North 'C' final last Monday. See Match Report.
U14: The U14's were defeated by Templederry in the first round of the hurling championship in Moatfield last week. Next up is Silvermines at Dolla on Wednesday (this evening) at 7.00pm.
Premier 12's: Well done to the U12's who performed very well in the football finals blitz recently in Borrisokane. They lost narrowly to Burgess in the semi-final but did win the Plate final defeating Ballinahinch.
Under 8: Training in Moatfield on Friday's from 7-8pm.
Tipp v Cork Tickets: All orders for Tipperary v Cork tickets must be with Shane Brophy (087-6989612) by next Monday night. Tickets will be distributed on a first come first serve basis. Tickets are: €30 – Covered Stand; €25 – Uncovered Stand (front part of Old Stand); €15 – Terrace. Family Tickets (Old Stand only) – €30/25 adult + €5 juvenile.
Juvenile Meeting: A meeting of all juvenile team mentors and coaches will be held in the Clubhouse on Tuesday next, 24 May @ 9.00pm. sharp. All must attend.
Cúl Camp: The Lorrha Vhi Cul Camp will be held between 18-22 July. Application forms have circulated in the schools. Prices are; €55 for first child; €45 for second and €35 for each subsequent child. Club contact is Louise Mannion 087-6598387 or Sean Mannion 087-9155676.
Super Camp: A Super Camp for 13-16 year olds, both boys and girls will be held in Burgess GAA club, Kilcolman between 3-5 August. The cost of the camp is €40 but places are limited to 12 per club. Contact Louise Mannion 087-6598387.
Old Time Dancing: continues on Friday night to the music of Pat & Ritchie. Dancing 9.30pm to 12.30am.


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AFM Opens With Buyers and Exhibitors; Biggest Programming Lineup To Date
Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018
The American Film Market (AFM®) is the world's largest motion picture business event. Unlike a film festival, the AFM is a marketplace – with over 200,000 square feet of exhibition space – where production and distribution deals are closed. In just eight days, more than US$1 billion in deals will be sealed – on both completed films and those in every stage of development and production.
More Than 400 Screenings Dedicated Four-Day LocationEXPO
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The American Film Market® (AFM®) will open the doors for its 39th installment today, October 31. Thousands of global film industry players, including finance, production, sales and distribution executives will be in attendance for screenings, meetings, networking, panels, and to solidify deals on both completed films and thousands of projects destined to reach the audiences around the world. This marks the AFM's 28th year in the city of Santa Monica.
The AFM will welcome at least 70 companies from 28 countries attending for the first time as buyers with the largest number coming from the United States, followed by China, Italy and South Korea, as well as Canada, Germany, Spain, Taiwan, and Vietnam. Buyers from the world's leading digital platforms are also confirmed.
In addition, AFM will have at least 60 new exhibiting companies from 15 countries in the market. Of the 400 exhibitors, the United States will have the biggest presence with 160, followed by the United Kingdom (34), France (29), South Korea (22), China (17), Japan (13), Russia (12) and Germany (11).
Total attendance is projected to be more than 7,000. Final attendance figures will be announced later in the market.
For 2018, the AFM is placing an increased emphasis on industry intelligence and education, expanding its programming lineup of Conferences, Roundtables, Workshops and Spotlight Events, and adding a third venue – the AFM Gallery at Le Merigot Hotel. More than 150 speakers will take the stage for 40 sessions featuring a diverse array of topics to support virtually every facet of the business.
Jonathan Wolf, AFM Managing Director commented, "New distribution companies and platforms are launching, connecting independent films with audiences throughout the world. We look forward to welcoming all to the AFM. And in Hollywood's backyard, AFM is the perfect environment for international experts, leaders and visionaries to engage in discussions and debates."
The Conference Series begins Friday, Nov. 2 with The Global Perspective featuring a dialogue with Independent Film & Television Alliance® President/CEO Jean Prewitt and Motion Picture Association of America® Chairman/CEO Charles Rivkin on the major challenges and opportunities facing the film industry and how their organizations are addressing them. Following, two panels focused on business strategies and the evolving marketplace will bring together executives Arianne Fraser, Highland Film Group, John Friedberg, STX Entertainment, and Milan Popelka,FilmNation Entertainment, and buyers/distributors Sasha Bühler, Constantin Film, Victor Hadida, Metropolitan Filmexport, and Syrinthia Studer, Paramount.
A new half-day Blockchain Conference on Saturday, Nov. 3 will feature companies using the technology to transform the film industry, including FilmChain/Big Couch UK, AMBI Media Group/TaTaTu, Cinemarket, StreamSpace, Wardour Studios, Cinezen Blockchained Entertainment AB, and White Rabbit.
Among the new Roundtables is International Awakening: Investing in Gender Diversity for Expanding Audiences Around the Globe. In partnership with ReFrame, this session will take place Sunday, Nov. 4 with Jonathan King, Participant Media, Maguerite Pigott, CMPA (Canadian Media Producers Association) Kirsten Schaffer, Women in Film, Los Angeles, Alison Thompson, Cornerstone Films, and producer Janet Yang.
Other notable speakers include producer Caryn Capotosto (Won't You Be My Neighbor?), producer Cassian Elwes (Mudbound), Jeffrey Greenstein, Millennium Media, producer Basil Iwayk (Sicario), Eric Smith, Facebook, Ryan Turek, Blumhouse Productions, Farhaad Virani, Amazon Studios, and Gary Michael Walters, Bold Films.
Market Screenings are running strong this year with more than 400 screenings of 326 films showing across 26 screens. Of these, 64 films will be World Premieres including Beautiful Darkness starring Matthew Broderick and Chloe Sevigny (Octane Entertainment); Killers Anonymousstarring Gary Oldman and Jessica Alba (Fabrication Films); Killerman starring Liam Hemsworth (The Solution Entertainment Group), and Stanostarring Joe Manganiello and Sofia Vergara (Kathy Morgan International).
Among the slate of films to screen are candidates for the Academy Awards® Foreign Language Nomination including Switzerland's submission Eldorado (Playtime) and Germany's Never Look Away (Beta Cinema).
LocationEXPO®, in its second year, will take place over the course of four days of AFM – November 3-6 – in a dedicated exhibit space in the Loews Hotel. More than 60 Film Commissions, Government Agencies, Production Facilities and Services with a combined offering of billions of dollars in production incentives and resources will be represented.
In order to best serve its growing attendance and to provide improved access and resources for all of its participants traveling in from more than 80 countries, an AFM badge will now be required by all to enter the Loews Hotel.
The American Film Market is produced by the Independent Film & Television Alliance.
For more visit AmericanFilmMarket.com. For AFM's Programming Lineup: AmericanFilmMarket.com/programs-events; For the Exhibitor List: AmericanFilmMarket.com/exhibitor-list; For AFM Screenings: TheFilmCatalogue.com/afm/screening-schedule.
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The American Film Market (AFM®) is the world's largest motion picture business event. Over 7,000 industry leaders from more than 80 countries converge in Santa Monica for eight days of deal-making, screenings, conferences, networking and parties. Participants include acquisition and development executives, agents, attorneys, directors, distributors, festival directors, financiers, film commissioners, producers, writers, the world's press and all those who provide services to the motion picture industry.
Unlike a film festival, the AFM is a marketplace – with over 200,000 square feet of exhibition space – where production and distribution deals are closed. In just eight days, more than US$1 billion in deals will be sealed – on both completed films and those in every stage of development and production.
Participants may view more than 500 screenings of 300+ films – 29 new films every two hours – the majority world or U.S. premieres. Titles range from big budget blockbusters that will be released by the major studios to lower budget art and genre films recognized at international film festivals.
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The Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA®) is the global trade association of the independent motion picture and television programming industry. Headquartered in Los Angeles, IFTA represents and provides significant entertainment industry services to more than 145 Member companies in 22 countries, consisting of independent production and distribution companies, sales agents, and financial institutions engaged in production finance. Collectively, IFTA Members produce more than 400 independent films and countless hours of television programming each year, generating more than $4.5 billion in distribution revenues annually. For more information on IFTA, please visit www.IFTA-online.org.
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In #14250 $SAFE changed from a frame+thread-local variable to a process-wide global variable.
It is very clear this is incompatible given how many files (33!) had to be changed in r61510.
I agree frame-local is too much for $SAFE.
But removing thread-local seems to only introduce large incompatibilities.
It also makes it impossible to use it in a thread-safe way.
is unsafe if two threads run it concurrently (The last thread executing $SAFE = old might restore to 1 even though it should be 0).
Since $SAFE is being deprecated and removed, I don't see any reason to make it more incompatible than needed.
ko1 (Koichi Sasada) Can we switch it back to thread-local for compatibility, avoiding headaches and keeping it usable with multiple threads?
Of course, I proposed $SAFE as Fiber local.
However, Matz said process global is enough.
akr also said nobody use $SAFE correctly, so that such incompatibility is not a matter.
I'm neutral. Matz, please decide it.
If $SAFE had no effect at all, then I think it would be fine to make $SAFE a normal process-wide global variable.
But this is not the case, $SAFE still causes SecurityError.
Therefore any library/code setting $SAFE will potentially break other threads, which is quite incompatible.
Warn that $SAFE is deprecated.
Warn that $SAFE is has no longer any effect (or maybe even raise when $SAFE is set, like for levels 2-4) and remove $SAFE checks, so the value of $SAFE has no effect.
Remove the variable entirely or let it be process global.
fails, prints no warning and could happen in any big application if $SAFE is set to 1 in some Thread.
This doesn't seem worth breaking. Even more so without a warning.
I understand the compatibility situation. But I don't think it's worth effort for development. I vote for making $SAFE no effect (in 2.7).


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Highland Whisky
Tullibardine whisky distillery was founded in 1949 on the site of an old brewery, one which was said to have brewed ale for King James IV's coronation back in 1488! The brewery itself dated back to the 12th century so it's fair to say that the site has had an incredibly long brewing and distilling history.
Named for Tullibardine Moor, the distillery draws its water from the Danny Burn and lies to the south-west of Blackford. The area is renowned for the purity of its water, indeed Highland Spring is bottled locally. Queen Helen, the wife of King Magnus of Alba, drowned in a ford after falling from her horse not far from the town and Blackford was named accordingly.
Following purchase by Invergordon in 1971, Tullibardine's stills capacity was increased from two to four. Two decades later, Invergordon was acquired by Whyte and Mackay and a year later the whisky distillery was shut down. In December of 2003, the distillery was put back into production following the June acquisition of Tullibardine for the sum of £1.1 million. A year later a Café and Shop were opened at the Tullibardine distillery, which today has a capacity of 2.5 million litres per annum.
Tullibardine 500 Sherry Cask Finish
70cl, 43%
Released in 2013, this fabulous bottling from Tullibardine sees the rich, malty whisky finished for 12 months in top-quality 500-litre sherry butts. The result is something to behold. More info
Tullibardine 1993 (bottled 2021) (cask 954) - Berry Bros. & Rudd
70cl, 48.6%
Single malt from the Tullibardine Distillery, independently bottled by Berry Bros. & Rudd. This one was distilled in 1993, a year before Tullibardine closed for a good while, and was aged in a… More info
Tullibardine 225 Sauternes Cask Finish
Distilled at Tullibardine in the Highlands, this is a very tasty new whisky which was finished in a 225 litre cask (thus the name) which previously held maturing Sauternes dessert wine from Chateau… More info
Tullibardine 2008 (bottled 2021) - The Murray Cask Strength
A marvellous cask strength single malt from Tullibardine, released as part of its limited The Murray series. Distilled in 2008 and bottled in 2021, this expression spent its time in first-fill… More info
Tullibardine 228 Burgundy Cask Finish
This is a delicious whisky from Tullibardine, released in 2013. It sees the Highland whisky finished for 12 months in 228-litre Red Burgundy wine casks from Chateau de Chassagne Montrachet. More info
Tullibardine Tasting Collection Gift Set (4 x 50ml)
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Tullibardine Sovereign
Adorned with golden detailing, Tullibardine Sovereign is a delicious creamy single malt which was aged in first-fill bourbon barrels before bottling. Expect plenty of vanilla and spice from this… More info
Tullibardine 15 Year Old
The Tullibardine 15 Year Old has arrived! The Highland distillery reopened in 2003, and this is one of the most well-aged releases to date. Seeing as it was matured entirely in first-fill bourbon… More info
Tullibardine 11 Year Old (That Boutique-y Whisky Company)
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10 year old Tullibardine, independently bottled by the House of Malt. This whisky was distilled in 2007 and left to age in a single cask until 2017, when it was bottled for the Golden Cask range. A… More info
Tullibardine 7 Year Old (cask 140) - Dràm Mòr
This Highlander was distilled at Tullibardine and left to slumber for seven years in oak barrels, before finishing for a spell in a first fill bourbon barrel. The folks at Dràm Mòr thought it was… More info
The light, nutty, and floral spirit of Tullibardine has been treated to around seven years in ex-bourbon oak casks before being finished in first-fill Palo Cortado casks which brings its crisp,… More info
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A rather neat bottling of Tullibardine, distilled back in 1993 and bottled in 2008. It was finished in Sauternes casks, imparting a helping of sweetness to the single malt Scotch whisky. A wonderful… More info
A single cask bourbon-matured Highlander here. After it was distilled in 2007, this Tullibardine single malt spent its 13 years of ageing in a bourbon cask. Eventually, House of Macduff bottled the… More info
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Tullibardine 2005 - The Murray Double Wood Edition
Another release from Tullibardine's The Murray series, Double Wood has been matured in two woods (in case you hadn't guessed). Distilled in 2005, first it rested in first-fill bourbon casks, before… More info
Tullibardine 14 Year Old 2006 (cask 618) - Lady of the Glen (Hannah Whisky Merchants)
Excellent Tullibardine single malt, aged for 14 years, including a finishing period in an Oloroso sherry cask! This one was distilled in 2006 and bottled in 2021 by Hannah Whisky Merchants, as part… More info
Tullibardine 1964 - Custodians Collection
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Tullibardine 28 Year Old 1991 (cask 16100) - Old Malt Cask (Hunter Laing)
Joining the wonderful Old Malt Cask series of independent bottlings from Hunter Laing comes this terrific single malt Scotch from Tullibardine. Distilled in 1991, the whisky was allowed to rest… More info
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Tullibardine 8 Year Old 2011 (cask 9376) - The Cooper's Choice (The Vintage Malt Whisky Co.)
Another stellar cask-finished whisky from The Vintage Malt Whisky Co.'s Cooper's Choice series! After an initial maturation in American oak, this Tullibardine was finished in a single Moscatel cask.… More info
About Tullibardine
2,500,000 litres
Blackford, Perthshire
Tullibardine Distillery Ltd
www.tullibardine.com
A brewery was built on the site of today's Tullibardine distillery.
The Scottish King, James IV, purchases beer produced at the brewery. The brewery sources water from the same spring that the modern Tullibardine distillery currently uses.
The architect William Delmé-Evans found the distillery.
The distillery is sold to Brodie Hepburn.
Invergordon Distillers buys Brodie Hepburn Ltd.
The number of stills doubles from two to four.
Whyte & Mackay (owned by Fortune Brands) buys Invergordon Distillers.
Tullibardine is mothballed.
Whyte & Mackay changes name to JBB (Greater Europe).
JBB (Greater Europe) is bought out from Fortune Brands by management and changes name to Kyndal (Whyte & Mackay from 2003).
A consortium including Michael Beamish buys Tullibardine in June for £1.1 million. The distillery is in production again by December. The first official bottling from the new owners is a 10 year old from 1993.
Three vintage malts, from 1964, 1973 and 1988 respectively, are launched. Tullibardine 1488 Shop and 1488 Café opens.
Three wood finishes from 1993, port, muscatel and marsala are launched together with a 1986 John Black selection.
Vintage 1966 (plus a special World Cup version), Sherry Wood 1993 and a new John Black selection are launched.
Five different wood finishes are released as well as a couple of single cask vintages.
A Vintage 1968 40 year old is released.
Reproduced from the Malt Whisky Yearbook 2009 with the kind permission of Mr Ingvar Ronde.
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Agricultural Firms Note Strong Growth
Monday, May 26, 2014 12:00 am 2 min read
Most large private agricultural enterprises in Arkansas posted double-digit growth last year, and the chiefs of at least two of those companies expressed cautious optimism that the worst of the recession is behind them.
The biggest company on the poultry/agricultural/timber list is poultry producer Mountaire Corp. of Little Rock, which also happens to be No. 2 on the overall list of 75 largest private companies. Mountaire, which is marking its 100th anniversary this year, reported an 11.3 percent increase in revenue in 2013, to $2.03 billion.
Although Mountaire is mighty, its executives are also shy, and the company declined to respond to requests for comment.
But the heads of the state's two largest timber products companies sounded notes of cheer not heard in that sector for at least five years.
Steve Anthony, president of Anthony Timberlands Inc. of Bearden, said the 24.3 increase in revenue last year — to $202 million — was "almost exclusively due to the fact that we added a second shift at our flagship mill in Bearden."
Product prices improved somewhat, he added, but the biggest driver in the improved revenue figure was increased volume. Anthony Timberlands also bought a flooring mill in Magnolia, Partee Flooring, in October, but the purchase was too late in the year to have much of an effect.
Asked about the better numbers, Anthony said, "I hate to even think back about how bad it was. It was so bad. But it's good now."
Aubra Anthony, president and CEO of Anthony Forest Products Co. of El Dorado, agreed business was looking up.
"Yes, that is true, thank goodness," he said. "It's about time, after six years of what was a housing depression." However, Aubra Anthony noted, housing starts, which drive the demand for timber products, remain below peak levels, and housing is still volatile.
Anthony Forest Products reported revenue rose 16.2 percent in 2013, to $104.9 million.
Have we turned the corner?
"I like to joke that we have turned a curve because it's been so slow in happening there was no corner," he said. But, for now, he sees the upward trend continuing.
At the end of April, the end of Anthony Forest Products' 2014 fiscal year, the company's preliminary numbers show revenue of a little over $123 million, or a 20 percent increase in sales.
The other agricultural companies reporting double-digit growth were Riceland Foods, 13.4 percent; Producers Rice Mill, 18.8 percent; and E. Ritter & Co., 12.9 percent.
Poultry company Simmons Foods also saw revenue increase in 2013, by 4 percent. George's Inc. reported 2013 revenue of $900 million, the same as the estimated figure for 2012.
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While most people involved in car accidents stop to assess the damage, speak to anyone else involved, and give a statement to the police, some people panic and leave the place where the accident occurred without stopping. When they come to their senses, they often wonder if they can be charged with a crime for leaving the accident scene. If you were involved in a collision and then left, you should speak to a knowledgeable Clearwater criminal defense attorney as soon as possible to determine your options.
Florida Statutes Regarding Leaving the Scene of an Accident
In Florida, the law imposes different duties on parties who are involved in accidents that cause property damage and those that cause bodily harm. Specifically, if drivers are involved in collisions that only cause damage to vehicles or other property, they must immediately stop at the scene of the crash or as close as possible and must remain there until they have given a report or other information to the police. If they fail to do so, they may be charged with an offense that is a misdemeanor of the second degree, which is punishable by imprisonment for up to sixty days and a fine of up to $500.
When a collision involves bodily harm, the requirements differ. In other words, drivers of cars involved in accidents that cause an injury to or death of another person must provide their names, addresses, and registration numbers of the vehicles they are operating, and if requested, their licenses to anyone injured in the crash or to the person attending a vehicle damaged in the crash. Continue Reading ›
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When a police officer flashes his lights, activates his siren, or otherwise directs a person to pull over, it's a good idea to do so. As a recent case out of Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal shows, declining an officer's direction to pull over is a felony, even if you don't understand why the officer wants you to stop your car.A defendant was charged with fleeing a law enforcement officer at a high speed or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property, a second-degree felony, after a run in with the police in 2016. On the day in question, a Martin County police officer was driving in a marked police cruiser when he noticed a truck matching the description of a vehicle for which he was looking. He also noticed some sort of undisclosed "equipment infraction" on the truck. The officer said he turned on the car's police lights – but did not use the siren – after the car cut from one lane into a turn lane. The defendant pulled the truck into a nearby bank parking lot. When the police cruiser followed, he accelerated, according to the officer.
That's when the officer activated his sirens. In response, according to the officer, the defendant began weaving through traffic. Another officer who witnessed the incident said neither car reached speeds faster than 40 miles per hour. The speed limit for the area was 35 miles an hour. What the officer following the defendant didn't know is that the defendant called 911 during this time. He said during the call that he was being followed by a police officer and wanted to pull over in a safe, well-lit area. The officer eventually ended the pursuit by nudging the defendant car in a way that forced it to lose control, spin around, and stop.
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Zoonosis is the general name given to infections or diseases that are transmissible between animals and humans.
How careful have you been guarding your life just to stay healthy? Do you know you could be more careful? You probably may not have known that the length of your lifespan is at risk if you ignorantly/carelessly deal with animals (either wild, domesticated, or livestock) you often have contacts with (directly or indirectly)?
We are surrounded by various animals, and most times, a non-veterinary individual may be ignorant of numerous diseases that he/she is predisposed to contract form these animals. However, since we cannot do well without animals, we need to equip our consciousness to avoid as many as possible zoonotic diseases.
This article, therefore, aims at opening your eyes to some life-threatening zoonotic diseases;
Rabies virus is the causative pathogen of this zoonotic disease, which is highly transmissible between animals and humans. It is known to be present in almost all countries and territories of all continents except Antarctica. According to some research studies, about 60,000 people die of rabies every year, mostly in Africa and Asia.
The rabies virus attacks domestic and wild animals and may spread to people through close contact with infected animals' saliva either through bites or scratches. The typical route of rabies transmission to humans is the bite from rabid dogs.
Since rabies disease can be prevented through vaccines, safe and effective vaccines for human and veterinary use should be considered essential. The most effective way of preventing rabies in people is by fighting dogs' rabies through vaccination.
Vaccination in humans is highly necessary for anyone at frequent and increased risk of exposure to the rabies virus either; due to their occupation or residence, and for travelers with high extensive outdoor exposure and for children living in or visiting rural endemic areas.
Most importantly, the proliferation of clinical rabies in humans may be prevented through the local treatment of wounds and a primary immunization even after exposure to the virus, an intervention called PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis). Most human deaths are due to the absence of this PEP, particularly in timid areas of endemic countries where human and animal vaccines [and immunoglobulin] are not readily available or easily accessible.
Anthrax is a zoonotic disease that could be transferred from animals to humans. It is caused by a spore-producing bacterium, Bacillus Anthracis. Reservoirs are herb-eating animals, and the residual spores of the bacterium can survive in an environment for several years. Anthrax disease is ever-present (endemic) in several regions of the Globe, as well as southern and eastern Europe.
Humans may contract the infection after exposure to spores, and symptoms appear one to seven days (up to 60 days) after inoculation. Clinical effects result in lung anthrax, skin anthrax (with 75% death rate), and gastrointestinal forms (which may progress to blood infection and death).
An administration of antibiotics is effective against human anthrax if given at an early stage. Control measures
Appropriate disposal of dead animals (mainly through burning).
Decontamination of the environment.
Disinfection of contaminated materials.
Workers must put on protective wears.
Vaccination of exposed animals and humans is highly recommended. Anthrax-related bioterrorist threats have been severally reported in Europe. The agent was not confirmed, but a preparedness and response program for biological and chemical agent attacks (BICHAT) was developed in 2002 by the European Commission.
Avian Influenza or Bird Flu
Human infections are mainly acquired through direct contact with infected animals (birds) or polluted environments. These viruses have not developed the ability of prolonged transmission among humans.
Avian, swine and other zoonotic influenza virus infections in humans may lead to diseases ranging from mild upper respiratory tract infection (fever & cough), early sputum production, and rapid increase to severe pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome, sepsis with shock, and even death. Conjunctivitis, inflammation of the bowel (enteritis), encephalitis, and encephalopathy have also been reported to vary in degrees depending on subtype.
Brucellosis is a strong bacterial infection that spreads from animals to people. Prominent abortion-causing brucella bacteria, Brucella abortus, affects mainly ruminant animals alongside swine (pigs). Any careless human (male or female) infected by the bacterial spores may remain sterile for life. People may get infected if they eat raw or unpasteurized dairy products (e.g., milk, cheese). Sometimes, the bacteria that cause brucellosis may spread through the air (airborne) or direct contact with infected animals. The infection can always be treated with antibiotics. However, treatment may take several weeks to months, and the infection may recur.
Brucellosis affects thousands of animals and people globally. Avoiding unprocessed dairy products and taking precautions when working with vulnerable animals or in a laboratory would go a long way in preventing brucellosis.
Symptoms of brucellosis may surface anytime from a few days to a few months after the infection's inoculation. Signs and symptoms of brucellosis are similar to those of the bird flu and include Chills, Loss of appetite, fever, fatigue, joint weakness, muscle and back pain, and headache.
Brucellosis symptoms may seize for weeks or months and then return. Some people with chronic brucellosis may experience symptoms for up to a year, even after treatment. Long-term signs and symptoms of brucellosis may include fatigue, inflammation of the heart (endocarditis), recurrent high fevers, arthritis, and spondylitis (inflammatory arthritis affecting the spine and nearby joints).
Mycobacterium leprae can cause leprosy, a chronic disease described by lesions on the skin and nerve damage in humans. The condition is treatable if noticed early using multidrug therapy (MDT). However, if left untreated, the disease may permanently damage the skin, eyes, nerves, and limbs.
Leprosy has been discovered to be transmitted zoonotically though armadillos (the only shell-wearing mammal).
Zoonotic influenza disease is caused by influenza viruses of animal origin; the pathogen can cross over to infect humans.
Although the viral pathogen affects a good number of animal species, it could lead to a severe pandemic if it acquires the capacity to spread sustainably from one person to another.
When animal influenza viruses infect their target animal host, they are named for that host, as in avian influenza viruses, equine influenza viruses, swine influenza viruses, etc. As such, the term "swine flu" refers to swine influenza viruses of pigs (swine).
Ebola virus disease (EVD) or Ebola hemorrhagic fever is widely known to be an emerging zoonotic disease. Ebola virus disease is a remarkably contagious disease that may infect either human and/or non-human primates. It is transmissible to humans through contact with infected body excretions and fluids (blood, saliva, and urea), consumption of infected tissue, and also from an infected human. The causative agent is scientifically classified in the genus Ebolavirus of the Filoviridae family.
Mycobacterium Bovis is the leading pathogenic causal agent of bovine (cow family) tuberculosis that could also cause zoonotic tuberculosis in humans. The common ways of transmitting the agent to humans are airborne transmission, unpasteurized milk intake, direct contact with infected animals, or septic animal products. Usually, treatment is not yet established in animals, but vaccination is carried out in some countries as a preventive measure. Due to the deadly consequences of M. Bovis infection on human and animal health, it is pertinent to introduce accurate control measures to reduce the disease's risk in human or animal populations. Ensure proper food hygiene practices, slaughter the affected animals, and separate the suspected animals, along with a strong association between medical professions and the veterinary, are all pivotal for controlling the disease.
Prevention of Zoonotic Disease
Some factors need to be considered while we embark on our prevention plans. The three general conditions include; your hygiene, health management of the animals, and the environmental maintenance.
Optimum Personal Hygiene
Wash your hands before and after animal handling.
Inform your doctor of your animal-related activities.
Do not eat or drink around animal housing areas.
Wear coveralls, laboratory coats, or farm-specific clothing when handling animals.
DO NOT approach any of the agricultural animal facilities should you be ill. You are more vulnerable to other infective agents, and you may as well transmit pathogens to the animals!
Always put on gloves before handling sick animals or animals with lesions.
Put on a mask if you are allergic to animal hair or dander or if feed or bedding dust is present.
Endeavor to always wear gloves when cleaning the animal area.
Note the pattern of any illness and report illnesses to your supervisor.
Always keep animal housing areas well clean and organized.
Avoid urea and fecal build-up.
Feed animals with clean feed and ensure clean and dry bedding from floors. Litter attracts vermin, which may invite a zoonotic disease into the facility.
Clean rooms have a lower likelihood of zoonotic transfer.
Proper ventilation protects the animal and workers around the environment.
Herd/Flock Maintenance
Observe animals and take note of their health conditions daily.
Report any sick or dead animals.
Take note of health problems such as diarrhea, dyspnea (difficulty in breathing), depressed, immobile.
Take adequate caution when cleaning the areas around ill animals and do not spread possible pathogens.
Isolate affected animals away from the herd.
Keep records of the history and symptoms of the diseases to aid further treatment.
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Parodies change and poke fun of what the original brand represented (and not always with explicit permission). How they do it though can be just the kind of positive/negative feedback you need in your B2B marketing campaign.


Chipotle serves up delicious Mexican food in a bright, inviting environment. People queue up to order tacos, burritos, and salads in an assembly line style where you pick and choose your ingredients as you move through the line. You choose your tortilla or bowl and move through the line adding items to your order: choice of meat, rice, beans, veggies, salsa, guacamole, and cheese or sour cream. The burritos can be made in a tortilla or a bowl and tacos can be soft or crispy. The end result is a delicious meal for an inexpensive price (usually under $7.00). Chips and salsa are also available as well as choice of soft drink to complete the meal.
The restaurants are characterized by using corrugated tin with wood and dark colored paint and charming photographs on the walls. The cups and napkins and bags are unique, too. They all have information written in big, block letters about Food with Integrity and Recycling... some with "attitude"! It is all in good fun. It makes the place unique and different from other inexpensive eateries. When going to Chipotle, give yourself extra time as every location that I have been to has a long line just to order. Yes, it is that good and definitely worth the wait. Save yourself some time and get it ready before you get there by ordering online. You will have to create an account and then you can select your burrito or taco, the ingredients to include and any chips and salsa and beverage, the location and time of pick up and even use your credit card or gift card to pay online.
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To help escape from predators, cephalopods of the order Teuthida (squids) eject ink in two ways: as dense pseudomorphic blobs and as large diffuse clouds. Our research suggests that squid ink interferes with the ability of fish to pursue and find food.
Piece for Stanford Laptop Orchestra 2013. The piece is based on synthesis techniques like granulization and live input sampling.
Lacoustic is a piece that is what it sounds like—a combination of laptop and acoustic. The piece features three acoustic instruments, the violin, piano, and guitar, but uses the laptop to enhance these instruments and enable them to generate sounds that they could not create on their own.
Part of Stanford's Graphic Novel Project 2012. A story about a South Korean teenage girl lured into sexual slavery in the United States in order to pay off a huge financial debt.


On top of the great beaches, glorious alps and fascinating culture, the South of France is also home to the mouth-wateringly good Provençal cuisine. From rich stews to sweet delights, the food of the Provence is bursting with flavour, just waiting to be tried. To help you get inspired for your next gastronomic trip down south, I've put together a list of my four favourite Provençal dishes, the ones I can't leave France without trying. So, with your rumbling tummies at the ready, be prepared to have your taste buds enlightened.
Known as the signature dish of the city of Marseille, the bouillabaisse is a traditional Provençal fish stew that's been a key part of the city's gastronomic culture for many years. Originally, the stew was created as a way of using up the small bony fish the local fishmongers couldn't sell, mixing a minimum of four types of fish with herbs, saffron, tomatoes and garlic. And traditionally, the meal is served with a helping of rouille (a mayonnaise made from garlic, olive oil, cayenne pepper and saffron) which is usually smothered over slices of freshly baked, crusty baguette.
If you fancy trying this dish out during your trip to Marseille, a great place to start is Chez Fondon, a wonderful Provençal restaurant that overlooks the Vallon des Auffes port. Dig into tender pieces of rascasse, conger eel and gurnard, as you look out onto the bobbing boats.
Ratatouille is a Provençal vegetable stew that combines roasted tomatoes with sautéed aubergines, courgettes and peppers, as well as garlic, fennel and local herbs. It's originally from the city of Nice, and is often enjoyed as a side dish with meat, but can also be found folded into freshly made crêpes.
For a taste of a traditional ratatouille, make sure you stop by Nice for a bowl or two. A great restaurant to try is La Rossettisserie, which is located in the city's charming and historic Old Town. There, you'll get the chance to dig into a starter of runny poached eggs, laid out on top of a bed of seasoned lentils and ratatouille.
Another Nice classic, this delicious street food is similar to a thick crêpe, but is made from a mixture of chickpea flour and olive oil. Traditionally, the soccas are baked on a cast-iron pan above an open fire, until crispy and toasted in colour. Once cooked, the huge circular soccas are seasoned with pepper, cut-up and served hot, ready to be eaten by hand.
Although socca vendors can be found around nearly every corner of the Côte d'Azur, one of the best places to sit down and enjoy a huge plate of this savoury treat is at Chez Pipo. Sit down either beside the huge socca stove, or outside in the sun, and dig into some of the best socca in the country.
If you have a sweet tooth, you're bound to love the sugary taste of a calisson, a type of almond-shaped sweet that is traditionally from the city of Aix-en-Provence. Made from ground almonds and candied oranges or melons, which have been blended into a paste and topped with royal icing, these sweets are must during your trip to the South of France.
For those of you who really fall for these tasty treats, head to the Confiserie Léonard Parli, a family-run confectionery that has been creating calissons since 1874. During your visit, you'll get to enjoy a tour of the factory, where you'll learn how the sweets are made from scratch. And, before you leave, you'll have the chance to buy your own selection of calissons, which work perfectly as a gift for loved ones, or even just a pick-me-up for the drive back home.
If this list of delicious dishes and treats has got you craving some French cuisine, make sure you book your journey with Eurotunnel Le Shuttle . It only takes 35-minutes to cross the Channel with us, meaning you'll soon be digging into bowls of bouillabaisse and handfuls of calissons.


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EEAA Draws Plans for Darling Harbour Upgrades
The Exhibition & Event Association of Australia(EEAA) announced the second project update on the redevelopment of Darling Harbour will take place March 23. The project update is intended to communicate the latest news, keys issues related to the timetable, impacts during construction and strategies for business continuity of the redevelopment.
The project, managed by Infrastructure NSW(INSW) on behalf of the New South Wales (NSW) Government, will cause closure of the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre(SCEC) during some phases of the redevelopment. According to EEAA, auditing of the affected events during closure have been undertaken to identify alternative venues during those periods.
EEAA's general manager, Joyce DiMascio, said, "Infrastructure NSW, Destination NSW and Business Events Sydney are all keen to keep business in Sydney and working with exhibition and event organisers to find suitable alternative sites that will work and deliver clients a quality experience and organisers a financially viable outcome."
Completion of the redevelopment is scheduled for 2016, which will feature a minimum of 40,000 square meters of exhibition space and flexible plenary space for at least 10,000 delegates.
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Team Po Po practices are fast and intense. Practices include fundamental skills, guard/post players breakout sessions, fast paced full court drills and game situation sessions.
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Q: How to do a phone call as an Action for the Assistant I am trying to develop a Google Assistant App, that would call an end user for a status update.
In this case, how do I do a phone call as an Action for the Assistant?

A: AFAIK, there is no API for calling even though the Home device is quite capable of doing it. Now that the Assistant can deep link into an Android "activity", you could have a companion mobile app make the call for mobile users. That doesn't help your users with iPhones. A big hack would have you deliver a rich response with a "basic card" that has a button with the a link to a URL using the "tel:" scheme.

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Q: Undefined variable: SerialException I am using the pySerial library to have a Python script log data from an Arduino. I am trying to handle the SerialException when the script cannot connect to the port you provided, and Eclipse says "Undefined variable: SerialException". Is there something I forgot to import?
Code:
try:
    ser = serial.Serial(port, 9600)
    connected = 1
except SerialException:
    print "No connection to the device could be established"

A: You probably want:
except serial.SerialException:
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in python, Exceptions are classes derived from Exception.  So, when a module/package defines it's own custom exceptions, they usually get imported in the module/packages's namespace just like the other classes/functions.  This said, putting a:
from serial import SerialException

at the top of your file would probably also do the trick.


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Q: CakePHP 3.8 issue when loading SecurityComponent Exact Problem and the Solution
Upon activating the CakePHP (3) Security Component, when loading a form, you generate three hidden fields in the form. These are '_Token[fields]', '_Token[unlocked]' and '_Token[debug]'. What exactly happens is the Form->end() method calls the secure() method (see FormHelper) when the request data contains a ['Token'] parameter.
The forms that were not working for me were all forms rendered as an Element. For these forms, the '$this->request->params' did not contain the parameter normally generated by the Security Component.
Solution was in manually adding the parameter to the request data..
$this->request->params['_Token'] = ['unlockedFields' => []];

This than runs through the secure() method of FormHelper, as it should, and token parameters are correctly added.
Original Question
I have an issue using the SecurityComponent of CakePHP 3.8.
Everything was working fine, until I loaded Component in my AppController.
$this->loadComponent('Security');

Upon clicking a button I make an ajax call.
var csrf_token = <?php echo json_encode($this->request->getParam('_csrfToken')) ?>;
var checkouturl = "<?php echo $this->Url->build('/orders/checkout', true) ?>";
var test = "test";

$("#checkout").click(function() {

    $.ajax({
                type: 'post',
                url: checkouturl,
                headers: {'X-CSRF-Token': csrf_token},
                data: {data : test},
                success: function(result){

                   console.log(result);

                },
                error: function (xhr, ajaxOptions, thrownError) {

                    console.log(xhr);
                    console.log(thrownError);

                }
        });
    });

This call was working fine, now I get the following error message (400 bad request). Apparently using the Security Component checks for an additional token apart from the csrf-token.
'_Token' was not found in request data.

Can anyone explain what I can do about this? I only find information related to forms, but this is an ajax call. I would like to keep the Security Component enabled.
Example of a non-working form..
echo $this->Form->create($athlete, ['url' => ['controller' => 'Athletesux', 'action' => $action]]);

echo $this->Form->control('user_id', ['type' => 'hidden', 'value' => $userid]);
echo $this->Form->control('first_name');
echo $this->Form->control('last_name');
echo $this->Form->control('threek_time', ['value' => $athlete['3K_time']]);
echo $this->Form->control('fivek_time', ['value' => $athlete['5K_time']]);
echo $this->Form->control('tenk_time', ['value' => $athlete['10K_time']]);
echo $this->Form->select('country', $countryoptions);
echo $this->Form->select('gender', $gender);
echo $this->Form->button('Add Athlete');
echo $this->Form->end();

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Katie graduated Endeavour College of Natural Health with a Bachelor in Health Science (Myotherapy), with distinction. As a kid, Katie grew up with a nurse as a mother and a mechanic father, making her progression into a 'body mechanic' a no brainer. She is fascinated with the scientific side of the human body and its function, which balances out her genuine caring nature, making for a unique practitioner.
In a myotherapy appointment, Katie will take a thorough client history, assessment of your presenting condition and at least 40 minutes of hands on treatment. She enjoys working with people from all walks of life suffering a wide variety of conditions, including headaches and migraines, joint and nerve pain, pins and needles, tingling and numbness, chronic pain and conditions, anxiety, depression and gut related complaints, acute injuries and post-operative rehabilitation.
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