One of the biggest problems the world has been suffered is air pollution. In this crucial time, the Washington State University researchers developed an affordable soy-based air filter that can capture almost all toxic fine polluting particles like carbon monoxide and formaldehyde which the current air filters unable to do.
According to a study, the eco-friendly air filter out of soybean protein can remove more than 99.94 percent of PM 2.5 pollutants, the fine particles in smog that are smaller than 2.5 microns in diameter and most harmful to health.
The WSU team is working with researchers from the University of Science and Technology Beijing including professor in the School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Weihong (Katie) Zhong and graduate student Hamid Souzandeh. The whole team used a pure soy protein with bacterial cellulose for biodegradable, 100% natural, inexpensive air filter.
PM 2.5 pollutants are produced by all types of ignition. It can pass through human lungs and enter a person's blood supply.
Zhong said the available air filters are generally produced using micro-sized fibres of synthetic plastics and filter only the small particles. These are unable to filter chemically trap gaseous molecules. Usually, they are made of petroleum and glass products which cause secondary pollution.
The researchers developed the air filtering material with soy protein and bacterial cellulose (an organic compound formed by bacteria). The two components are very cheap and already used in many applications like adhesives, plastic products, tissue regeneration and wound dressing materials.
Soy has several functional chemical groups which include 18 types of amino groups. Each chemical group has the capability to capture passing pollution at the molecular level. The researchers used an acrylic acid treatment to disentangle the highly rigid soy protein, in order to expose the chemical groups to the pollutants.
In a much polluted environment, people might be breathing an unknown mix of pollutants that could prove challenging to purify. But the soy protein with its large number of functional groups is able to attract a wide variety of polluting molecules.
Zhong said, "We can take advantage from those chemical groups to grab the toxics in the air." She averred the filter could remove most toxic chemical pollutants in the air including carbon monoxide and sulphur dioxide which the available filters unable to do.
She told the filter material could also be used in existing air filter machines.
Besides that, the research team has also created gelatine and cellulose-based air filters. They are also applying the filter material on top of the cheap and disposable paper towel to strengthen it and to improve its performance. The researchers have filed patents on this technology and they are interested in commercialisation opportunities.


When entrepreneurs and small business owners start seeing their first signs of success, it's seen as an opportunity to expand and continue growing the brand, however, during these first few years of growth there is something people often overlook that can save them stress and money in the future if they just do a little planning upfront…The Exit Strategy. Keep this in mind as you plan for the future.
In the hustle and bustle of launching your business, it's easy to just pick a solution that "fixes the problem" now…. the band aid solution. While it saves a little money now and keeps you limping by, short-term solutions aren't always the best choice. It's important to keep the big picture in mind and consider whether the solution will be able to grow with your business. If it can't scale, it may be worth taking some extra time now to save headaches in the future.
Even though this business is your baby right now, there will come a point when you can't do everything. You eventually have to put a team in place and a system that will run the business EVEN when you aren't around. If you ever want to step away from your business and retire, this step is critical… and too often business owners forget this step and it hurts their ability to sell when the time comes.
When you are making decisions with the end in mind, think of the type of company you would want to buy. Would you want a business that has great systems and documented processes in place or would you want a business that relied on tribal knowledge and one or two key people to make everything operate? The answer is obviously the prior and it's important to invest in good systems and take the time to document and implement procedures for your company's long-term health.
Having the right entity structure in place from the outset is essential with the end in mind as it can save you lots of money in unnecessary taxes.
ABJ Business Solutions will help businesses just like yours plan for the future and make decisions with the end in mind. Get in touch with us today, and we'll help you develop an exit strategy that works for you!


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Today, like at no time in human history, people live to vent their opinions. The wokest movie, the blingiest artwork, the most venal politician, the cutest Pikachu meme—all occupy equal billing. Together they amplify a cacophony of voices (among them 2.8 billion Facebook and 321 million Twitter users and counting) that, according to tech cheerleaders, are supposed to render culture less elitist. But what if everyone is busy shouting and nobody is really listening?
"When you give people too much information, they instantly resort to pattern recognition." That's communications theorist Marshall McLuhan in 1968 predicting how the information glut would hurtle humanity back to an ancient tribalism. In failing to absorb every data point—as he explained decades before the adoption of the internet—people turn to discredited stereotypes. In such situations, common ground disappears faster than you can say "lock her up". What proliferates, instead, are familiar know-nothing plagues: filter bubbles, confirmation bias, fake news and the aggrieved certainty of the militantly righteous.
Common ground disappears faster than you can say 'lock her up'
As we know, the information age has coincided with the age of Trump. For every 280 characters the President of the United States pecks out with his tiny fingers, the media flies into conniptions. Along with the world's ascendant populist politics, technology, or at least its use, has also undergone a rightward swerve. If the early years of the worldwide web produced revolutions such as the Arab Spring, today's information advances have begotten legions of disinformation campaigns and conspiracy theories—among them, Birtherism, Pizzagate, QAnon and, more recently, the American government's racist scapegoating of undocumented immigrants.
Yet, the greatest threat to critical thinking in this new media ecology comes not from the instability generated by the digital revolution, but from the gradual yielding of experts to the tsunami of outrages perpetrated against basic human rights and rational thought. In a context defined by the so-called death of expertise, to borrow the title of one book lamenting the era's escape from science, many liberal intellectuals have dug in, in imitation of Breitbart News executives. The result is a confusion of categories and priorities that threatens to render criticism moot.
The 2016 watercolor by Zehra Doğan that led to her arrest. Courtesy the Voice Project
One direct byproduct of this silo mentality is an environment in which cultural commentators, art critics among them, can't see past the tops of their professional parapets (or "in" groups). Fixated on the bogus virtue of progressive bromides ("good politics makes good art"), the fallacies of false equivalences ("good politics are a matter of identity"), and a gut fear of hot-button topics (the volatilities of identity politics), they frequently fail to speak out about fundamental assaults on freedom of expression—especially when these take place outside of the West.
Over the past several years hundreds of artists around the world have been harassed, imprisoned, beaten, tortured or worse simply for making art. According to Freemuse, an independent advocacy group that monitors worldwide violations of artistic freedom, that number is on the rise thanks to a global uptick in government censorship. On average, the group estimates, one artist a week was prosecuted in 2017, the first time the organization published its yearly report, The State of Artistic Freedom. Altogether, Freemuse found some 48 artists were sentenced in 2017 to over 188 years of prison time. Among their violations: posting Facebook videos, publishing independent blogs, enacting art performances, and waving an LGBT+ rainbow flag.
Some 48 artists were sentenced in 2017 to over 188 years of prison time
The most notable cases documented by Freemuse and The Voice Project, a group that maintains a global database of artists imprisoned for the "crime" of free speech, featured governments that officially support the arts targeting artists directly. In 2015, Chinese performance artist Chen Yunfei was arrested for visiting the grave of a student killed in Tiananmen Square in 1989; he was later sentenced to four years in prison. In 2016, the artist and journalist Zehra Doğan was imprisoned by the Turkish government for posting a painting of a Kurdish town on social media (she was released in February after spending three years in jail but not before Banksy memorialized her plight in a 2018 New York City mural).
Portrait of Ai Wei Wei, taken at his studio in Beijing. Image Cavan / Alamy
In April, artist and activist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara was arrested by Cuban officials for staging a performance during the 2019 Havana Biennial. He and artists Tania Bruguera, Amaury Pacheco, Michel Matos, the art historian Yannelis Núñez Leyva and the poet and art writer Katherine Bisquet, had voiced their opposition to the government's Decree 349, a draconian measure intended to outlaw independent artists that PEN America has called "an intolerable affront to free expression". Since that time, all have been subject to government intimidation, threats, arrest and the possibility of expulsion from the island.
Closer to home, a similar script is playing out with visitors and immigrants to the US. In a move designed to bar government opponents from entering the country—among them, outspoken artists—the State Department recently outlined new visa requirements that obligate nearly all applicants to submit their social media profiles, email addresses and phone numbers from the past five years. The move has set off a worldwide round of self-censorship and lifestyle revisionism as artists and others scrub their social media accounts of everyday expressions of art, appreciation and opinion.
One frequent visitor to the US the policy will certainly affect is the artist Ai Weiwei. A figure who has long used social media to amplify his art, he expertly diagnosed the government's new action as authoritarian where most US arts and culture outlets stayed silent. In a statement he gave The Art Newspaper, Ai outlined the dangers inherent in the current administration adopting the policies of openly autocratic countries: "The US State Department's task is to prevent people that may harm the US from entering. However, they cannot extend their power to areas related to private thought and free speech. That is exactly what George Orwell warned of in his novel Nineteen Eighty-Four."
According to Orwell, there are times when art needs to become political because anything else entails mental dishonesty. Arts writing and art criticism should aspire to that same honesty. This is why it's imperative that assaults on artists' most basic right—their ability to speak, to be heard and to make their art without fear of retaliation—be given precedence by cultural commentators above today's media turmoil. All crises are global today, but they are not all equal.
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There are just a few months ahead until the biggest show in the horticultural horizon. As we get closer and closer to the big event, the RHS has released the designs of the show gardens for this year. I have put together some of the drawings as they are a work of art by themselves….


Dw moffett dating. Mixed ethnicity actor blair redford: still dating with jessica? current girlfriend?
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He is an American by nationality. Blair Redford on booking the new show for USA!
His birth name is Donald Warren Moffett. He holds an American nationality and belongs to a mixed-ethnicity since he is of Irish, French, German and Native American descent.
A photo posted by Blair Redford blairdavidredford on Feb 8, at Although initially it wasn't revealed which character Redford would be playing, most sources even referring to his role as 'Sam,' it was later leaked that he would be playing Thunderbird.
His ethnicity is North American.
Blair Redford grew up in Georgia. Moffett is a theater, movie, and TV actor of America.
Social Media Profile D. A 'Thunderbird' who is depicted in the comics as an American-Indian young man with superhuman strength, speed as well as survivability.
Also, his body weight and height are not known. Education History He attended a private secondary school in Germany in the years Salary and Net Worth There is no information about his salary and net worth. However, now, it seems like the two have parted ways with no signs of getting back together.
After graduation, he began working as an investment banker in Chicago. Furthermore, there are no details regarding his body measurement. Besides these, he is currently inactive on the Facebook.
He started his career as a member of the WB Road Crew. He has been a straight person in his life and he has not been in any controversy in his entire life. His first work on the stage was as Billy in The Real Thing It means that the Lying Game actor is totally available and maybe looking for a girlfriend.


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Trump, Clinton carry Southeast Arkansas on Super Tuesday
by Patty Wooten | Mar 2, 2016
Establishment Republicans clearly don't like the often irreverent billionaire businessman Donald Trump, but his anti-establishment message is certainly resonating with the party's voters. The Republican presidential candidate picked up seven more wins on Super Tuesday.
In Southeast Arkansas, Trump carried six of seven counties: Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Desha, Drew and Lincoln. He finished second to Ted Cruz in Cleveland County.
Despite the endorsement of Gov. Asa Hutchinson, the best Marco Rubio could do in Southeast Arkansas was second-place finishes Chicot, Desha and Drew counties. Cruz finished second in Bradley and Lincoln counties.
In Ashley County, where there was 41 percent turnout, Trump carried the county with 40.44 percent of the vote.
In Bradley County, where the turnout was nearly 48 percent — stimulated by a 5-man race for county judge in which the top vote-getter captured the GOP nomination without a runoff — Trump carried the county with just over 44 percent of the vote.
In Chicot County, where there was a 42.46 percent turnout, Trump got 51.11 percent of the 811 Republican votes cast.
Ted Cruz carried Cleveland County, receiving 36.79 percent of the 1,495 votes cast in the GOP primary. Trump followed, three percentage points behind Cruz.
Meanwhile, in the Super Tuesday Democratic primary, Hillary Clinton also added seven more states to her win column, besting Bernie Sanders in Arkansas, Alabama, Texas, Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee.
Ashley County: Clinton received more than 47 percent of the vote.
Bradley County: Clinton received more than 83 percent of the vote.
Chicot County: Clinton received just over 81 percent of the vote.
Cleveland County: Clinton received nearly 69 percent of the votes cast.
Desha County: Clinton received more than 68 percent of the vote.
Drew County: Clinton received nearly 68 percent of the vote.
Lincoln County: Clinton received 75.73 percent of the vote.


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Just under two months ago, a fast food restaurant unlike any other in Connecticut opened its doors. Taco Bell is a nationwide chain known for its value-driven Mexican fare. We have our fair share of them spread across the Nutmeg State but Taco Bell Cantina in New Haven has a different look and new offerings that the over 21 crowd will adore.
Taco Bell Cantina opened on Chapel Street in early October. This new arrival on the Elm City food scene is quickly becoming popular with the local college crowd.
Enter the restaurant and it doesn't feel or look like a traditional Taco Bell. An open kitchen concept and more streamlined space is pleasantly surprising.
Enjoy the same menu you're used to featuring tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and more. What makes this fast food spot different from the rest is the addition of a whole new beverage lineup.
Taco Bell Cantina serves alcohol to accompany their famous fast food fare. Grab a cold beer to accompany your Mexican feast.
Not only can you knock back a cold one, this spot has twisted frozen slushies that hit the spot.
Close your eyes and pretend you're on a tropical island while you sip on tequila, rum, and vodka laced frozen drinks.
The eatery will also feature some new items that can't be found in the regular chain locations. To find out what they are, visit Taco Bell Cantina at 956 Chapel St., New Haven, CT 06510. They are open Sunday - Thursday, 7 a.m. - 2 a.m. and Friday - Saturday, 7 a.m. - 3 a.m.
Taco Bell has launched the new Cantina restaurants in a handful of cities around the United States. The New Haven location is the first of its kind in Connecticut.
Have you tried the new Taco Bell Cantina? What did you think? If you really love Mexican spice, you might opt to set out on the Connecticut Taco Trail for a fantastic food adventure.


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Q: Swap the positions of grids which are side by side to top and bottom using bootstrap I have two divs(content and an image) which  are side by side in medium screens.

col-md-6(content) col-md-4(image)

So, when the screen size is changed to small screens and xs screens these div's shouldn't be side by side they should be aligned top and bottom like this :

image
content

Here's the code that I'm trying in medium screens:

Content comes here

i.e., the image should be on the top and the content should be below it in small screens.
I'm not able to get the idea how to convert them top and bottom in small screens
I know that grid positions can be changed to left and right by using push and pull but how do I move an element which is on the right side to the top? Thanks in advance :)

A: If you can't pull and push them for xs and sm, you need just swap them in the code and use pull-push for md:

<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/>

Content comes here

A: make grid of 12 for small devices.

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A: I got your expectation, you can add more custom css:
     .custom-row {
        display: flex;
        flex-direction: column;
      }

      .custom-row .img {
        order: 1;
      }

      .custom-row .content {
        order: 2;
      }

      @media (min-width: 992px) {
        .custom-row {
          display: block;
        }

      }

<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

    <meta name="description" content="">
    <meta name="author" content="">
    <link rel="icon" href="favicon.ico">

    <title>Grid Template for Bootstrap</title>

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" integrity="sha384-BVYiiSIFeK1dGmJRAkycuHAHRg32OmUcww7on3RYdg4Va+PmSTsz/K68vbdEjh4u" crossorigin="anonymous">

Bootstrap grid examples

Basic grid layouts to get you familiar with building within the Bootstrap grid system.

A: use pull-right and pull-left classes.
it should work

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The work Catalogue of the pictures, miniatures, pastels, framed drawings, etc. in the Rijks-Museum at Amsterdam : with supplement represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Hope College Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.


The teachers at Montecito Union School District believe strongly in the idea that we don't simply cover a math curriculum, but instead we uncover it. Each day, our classrooms become a place where students develop and practice the dispositions of inquiry, questioning, curiosity, confidence, and the value of seeing mistakes as opportunity for growth. Teachers plan and implement a program through a Thinking Curriculum where students are encouraged to solve real world tasks using multiple methods and strategies, engage in peer interaction, while also critiquing the reasoning and thinking of others. Students learn to think quantitatively and abstractly and develop an inquiry relationship with math as they build a foundation for rewarding work, and a means for comprehending and influencing the world in which they live. Simply put, it is about learning, not performing.
The teaching of mathematics is complex. It begins with teachers that have a deep mathematical understanding of the content and strategies that they teach. Teachers place strong emphasis on developing lessons where the Standards of Mathematical Practice are at the forefront of math instruction, in order to guide and enrich students' learning experiences. Rich problems and tasks with room for learning allows for students to apply their mathematical knowledge to new and interesting situations, and to learn from their trials and errors. By conducting first hand investigations, working with physical materials, and expanding opportunities to interact with students and peers, students learn to solve real-world and complex problems. Daily Number Talks develops and strengthens mental computation with conceptual understanding and fluency. Technology is utilized to enhance and deepen the level of instruction and creates opportunities that may have been previously inaccessible. Instructional minutes are designed to ensure a minimum of 300 minutes per week.
Complex lessons which present problems for students to experience "Productive Struggle", fosters persistence, exploration, and that the idea of taking responsible risks allows for growth. Teachers pose purposeful questions that promote rich discourse and deeper thinking, asking students to make connections to prior learning and to the bigger world. Students make their thinking visible in order to learn from the thinking of others, and to discover diverse ways of solving tasks. Seeking the development of broader understanding and "sense-making" is valued over rote memorization of procedures. Ample opportunities are provided for students to routinely make and test conjectures in order to find more effective strategies. The adage of "less is more" comes to life as we ask our students to explore the Why? Why do we do this? Why does this work? Why does this make sense?
Every child can and should learn challenging mathematics. Differentiation is achieved through a thoughtfully rigorous and diverse program that allows for easy access to a wide range of abilities. We see math as a creative subject where a variety of approaches, tools and strategies, and thinking is encouraged and welcomed. Routines such as Notice and Wondering, Same Same But Different, and Claim Support Question uncovers students individual thinking, and invites students to see themselves as a valuable member of mathematical learning community. All students develop the confidence, persistence, skills, and strategies to approach novel and rigorous problems.
Review or practice known skills through student pages or games. Known skills may be from the day's lesson or from past learning.
Engage in problem solving tasks. Emphasis is placed on strategies, communication of thinking, and persistence.
Connect to the real world outside the classroom.
Assessment is used to drive instruction. Formative Assessments such as math journals, questioning, observation, math congresses, Number Talks, and discourse help teachers monitor growth and proficiency, while also determining next steps in instruction. In addition, Summative Assessment is used in the same capacity and allows for the evaluation and consideration of the overall strengths and needs of our school-wide program. Students take active roles in self-assessment by reflecting on their use of strategies, understanding of key concepts and math reasoning in order to move their thinking forward in new and enriching ways.


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Electric Powered Bubble Car Designed by Swiss Brothers, Brings Back Glory of the BMW Isetta
Maruti Suzuki Baleno Topped List of Cars Searched on Google in 2019, Hyundai Venue Second
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The standard vehicle has a range of 120 km and a top speed of 90 km/h.
Chief Operating Officer Oliver (L) and his brother Chief Marketing Officer Merlin Ouboter of Swiss Microlino AG pose beside an electric-powered Microlino car. (Image: AFP Relaxnews)
With its quirky egg shape and minimalist interior, the bubble car was a symbol of cheap and cheerful mobility on European roads in the 1950s and 60s. Today, two Swiss brothers are developing a new version of the two-seater, a full 56 years after BMW halted production of its famed Isetta after churning out more than 160,000 vehicles. Oliver and Merlin Ouboter have more than 7,200 orders for their Microlino, a modern version of the Isetta which swaps the old single-cylinder petrol engine for a 20 horsepower electric motor but keeps the famous front-opening door.
The brothers, whose father Wim made millions from modernised kick-scooters, plan to launch the car in December. "The average modern car is way too big for normal use," said Oliver, the project's 24-year-old operations chief. He cited statistics showing the average car journey involves 1.2 passengers driving less than 35 km.
Chief Marketing Officer Merlin Ouboter of Swiss Microlino AG drives an electric-powered Microlino car in Kuesnacht. (Image: Reuters)
They built two prototypes in China and displayed one at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, where enthusiasts received them warmly. "We started a reservations list with 500 spots on it, and in three or four days it was filled up," said Merlin, 22, the chief marketing officer.
The Microlino will be built by Italian manufacturer Tazzari, which has a 50 percent stake in the project and eventually plans to produce 5,000 of the vehicles per year. With the car retailing for 12,000 euros, pre-existing components keeps costs down. The engine, for example, is a modified version of a fork-lift powerplant, and the door handles come from the Fiat 500.
The standard vehicle has a range of 120 km and a top speed of 90 km/h. It charges in four hours from a normal plug for roughly 1.50 euros. Its trunk holds up to 300 litres, while the instrumentation is bare bones.
An electric-powered Microlino car built by Swiss Microlino AG is displayed in a shopping mall in Zurich. (Image: AFP Relaxnews)
"We have stripped a lot of the needless instruments out," said Oliver. "In modern cars you have so many buttons I honestly don't know what many of them are for." Only 2.4 metres long, it fits in a tiny parking space and its front-opening door means occupants won't be boxed in.
After launching 100 units this year, the brothers from just outside Zurich plan to build 1,500 to 2,000 cars next year, eventually increasing that to 5,000 per year. If they are a hit, annual output could reach 10,000 vehicles. "We hope this in some small way can contribute to more environmentally friendly mobility," said Merlin, "but also do it in a fun and cool way."
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OK, I haven't actually picked this up yet (collection day is next Sunday), but I've agreed to buy this and paid a deposit. I'm very excited!
The MOT history would suggest so! I haven't actually seen it yet but as good V6 manuals are getting hard to find, I wanted to put a deposit down to secure it. I've been after one for ages and if this is anything like as good as it seems, I'll be absolutely delighted. I spoke to the seller on the phone and he seems a nice guy and everything seems to check out.
The last MOT was in January and the advisories were minor corrosion to brake lines. That was the first advisory it has EVER had!
Don't listen to the taunts about "Gay Gold" that you might get from the under-educated style police on here; I like the colour - my previous PFL Omega was that colour, officially Champagne Gold.
Don't listen to the taunts about "Gay Gold" that you might get from the under-educated style police on here; I like the colour - my previous PFL Omega was that colour, officially hearing aid beige.
I didn't know that was the official colour Ron.
Any more unauthorised modifications to my posts, Albs, and I will send you back to Ireland!
I don't think that is gay (Champagne) gold, and its certainly not the even gayer Oyster, as that was FL only.
The DVLA thinks it's silver!
Thanks! How silvery or goldy is it in person?
If its the colour I'm thinking it is (hard to tell from those pics), its like a green/silver hue.
IIRC, it fortunately doesn't have the brown dash that the gay Gold's have... ...including the brown steering wheel that just makes me think I'm holding a turd.
That's a very nice looking car! I often wish I'd had a Carlton or Senator when they were around. I've always wanted a 3000 GSi and I still do. When the lottery numbers come up I can always get myself a Lotus!
I used to work for a very big car lease company back in the day, drove pretty much every car about at the time.
hence i just purchased a 2.6 omega B auto (CDXi) that was local.
That's a real shame Dave. The Carltons and Senators are such good looking, rare cars. Which engine is in yours?
get a steering wheel lock (as a visual deterant ),don't leave things on seats like sat navs etc .
I have one of the last preface lift 2.5V6 Manual as well (saloon) with the same mileage . Had from new and love it.
Happy motoring and don't forget the pics when you have her.
The timing belt is only 3500 miles and one year old, so that'll stay on it for a while. When it comes to time to change it, I'm toying with putting my X30XE G-cams in it, but I don't need to think about that yet!
The engine was spotless when I arrived to see it and that raised alarm bells but it seems just as spotless now it's home and in dry storage. No sign of any fluids coming out.
The bodywork isn't perfect. There are no dents, but there's a rust spot on a rear quarter and some very badly blended paint on a front wing. Neither need immediate attention, and the car is dry at the moment so one weekend I'll set about rustproofing and maybe a bit of tidying.
I'll grab my phone in a bit and share a few of the pictures I took while collecting it.
I do have some questions about brakes and also the throttle cable (both felt a little slack to me), but maybe they should go in the technical forum?


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Official Jayden Berrell
Thread starter Paul C
Sharks site has announced the signings of Ikavalu, Tolman, Miller and the junior of Broncos
Sharks continue to build for 2022
The Sharks have added depth and experience to their 2022 roster with the recruitment of a noted try scorer, the retention of one of their most experienced players and the signing's of an Australian Rugby Sevens star and the player named the Queensland Cup's best from the 2021 season
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The hooker looks good. Won best player in QCup. Burgess should be able to give more.
Below added by Burgess.
Here's my full take on Berrell…
Before this season I wasn't a fan.
Up until this season Mitch Cronin (R.I.P.) was the starting 9 and the captain, so Berrell would usually come off the bench and play a bit of 6, 7 or 9. Cronin was a guy who could play almost anywhere, so if a back got injured Wynnum would move him out wider and Berrell would come in to 9.
He's always fit the mould of a bench 9 for me. Good running game, can make an impact, but he has some mistakes in him and can be prone to the occasional bonehead play. His passing from dummy half isn't as good as some, and defence in the middle can be question mark too. He's tough and willing, but he does fall off a few.
He had a good year this year (obviously). I wouldn't have said he is the best player in the comp, but he obviously had enough good games to get the chocolates, and it's not like he didn't have other guys in his team getting points (the Wynnum 6 and 7 both polled high).
On the plus side, the guy is ultra competitive. He seems like the sort of guy you'd love to play with and hate to play against. His ball-playing at the line is really smart, and he is a "take a hit to make a play" type of player - which is something plenty on here will love because that's the opposite of how Brailey is perceived.
I personally don't think he'll push Brailey at all, but it is great to have another good 9 option in the squad for if/when it is needed. I'd take him at 9 over Tracey any day. That he can play in the halves makes him a decent bench option too, since with Hynes in the squad you can pretty much cover any injury.
All in all I'm really happy for him, as I wouldn't be for anyone who slugs it out in lower grades for years and then finally gets an opportunity. I hope he tears it up for the Jets and forces his way into the 17 so you can all call bullshit on any of the negative stuff I've said above.
Paul C said:
Happy we have what appears to be some good depth at hooker this year.
Agreed. I think Braileys biggest issues last year was probably playing too much football and not having enough of a challenge for his spot.
With this guy and McInnes Brailey won't get away with coasting.
burgess1978
Busy this morning. I'll give you a rundown soon.
Short version: good in attack; also plays in the halves; is fiery; better player than Paterson.
Total gronk
In your head, rent free
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he is bloody incredible, very good pick up
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Joining Miller as a newcomer to the Sharks and the Sutherland Shire, will be energetic hooker/utility Jayden Berrell, the Petero Civoniceva Medal winner as the leading player in the Queensland Cup Competition in 2021.
Managed by Sharks legend Mat Rogers and the Rogers Sports Management Group, Berrell needed little convincing that the Cronulla club was a great option for his immediate footballing future.
"It happened really quick. I sat down with Fitzy (Fitzgibbon) and Moons (Mooney), loved the vision they had for the club, loved what Fitzy wanted to bring and they had me. I'm definitely really keen to show what I can do," Berrell said.
A former Australian Schoolboy, Berrell was in the Broncos system through the junior ranks and under 20's, before then representing Wynnum and Norths in the Queensland Cup competition.
After a standout season in 2021, where his Wynnum Seagulls were narrowly defeated in the Grand Final, Berrell was ready to take the step up to an NRL roster and enlisted the help of Rogers to make it happen.
"He's a young bloke with a great attitude who's been fighting for an opportunity," Rogers began.
"I said I can't do anything for you unless you're playing well, then this year he goes and wins the Queensland Cup player of the year.
"His wife said she had never seen him so focussed. He was working 40 hours a week, plus doing his weights, then also driving the hour or so from the Gold Coast to Wynnum in Brisbane to train and play football.
"Now we'll see what he can do when he puts all his focus into training and playing footy. He's a 9 who offers something in attack," Rogers added.
Sounds very promising. Lets see how Brailey reacts to the new competition from both this fella and McInnes. Im tipping Brailey to go to the next level in 2022, especially now that he doesnt have to play 80 each week and he'll have better forwards around him.
If he doesnt, well ill be looking forward to see how Berrell tries to cement the spot.
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Great signing, not scared of having a crack himself from dummyhalf. He gives Josh Dugan a run for his money with his tatts his covered in them.
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sounds like he will be better than the last Jayden we had
Rolling out the nicknames Fitzy and Moons in his first interview. Sounds like a funny character already.
Just watching the 2021 Berrell highlights, reminded me a bit of Ennis.
3 years older than Blayke.
I won't be surprised if he overtakes Brailey for his spot, 9 is a position that can literally change the entire way a team plays. About time he's got some proper competition
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Wizard said:
Last year he had no proper competition (Paterson seemed to be a flop) and also was over worked in the middle compared to what he was built for.
Should be interesting to see how he goes this season, should have a good one otherwise may well be passing his shirt along
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gando2230 said:
More Tatts the better.
Just spoken to a mate of mine, reckons this bloke is a hard as nails. And a real animal. Great signing by the club IMO. Exactly what we need depth wise.
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Just learned he's also Mat Rogers's first player managerial client as well to score an NRL deal as well. Congrats Matty.
Edit: Sorry SF, I just saw you posted this earlier.
he wont get close to BB's spot when BB is fit, he isnt that good, but he is good enough to push him
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Yeah this how I'm seeing it. And good enough to cover for injuries and not be forced to move McInnes to hooker if they don't want to
So does this mean BB is better than bloody incredible?
he should be
berrell is a terrific depth signing and hopefully makes his debut with us but he isnt going to steal BB's spot
Let's hope so, we need to see more from him in 2022.


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Sa'ar praises PM in comeback speech
"I want to praise Prime Minister Netanyahu for maintaining Israel's interests during eight tough years."
By GIL HOFFMAN
Published: APRIL 3, 2017 22:41
Updated: APRIL 4, 2017 00:44
Benjamin Netanyahu with Gideon Sa'ar.
(photo credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's former No. 2, Gideon Sa'ar, announced his return to politics Monday night at a pre-Passover toast for Likud activists at the party's branch in Acre, in which he praised the prime minister.
Sa'ar quit his post as interior minister in September 2014, saying he wanted to spend more time with his family.
The move was seen as him leaving politics temporarily, because he could no longer work with Netanyahu.
But in the Likud, criticizing the leader of the party, especially when he is prime minister, is known to turn off activists and voters, so Sa'ar was careful. He congratulated Netanyahu for guiding Israel during the administration of former US president Barack Obama and wished him well handling Obama's successor, Donald Trump.
"I want to praise Prime Minister Netanyahu for maintaining Israel's interests during eight tough years," Sa'ar said.
"But our problems are not behind us. There are still dangerous plans out there to pressure Israel to return to pre-1967 lines, and we must support the prime minister in standing up to that pressure."
Sources close to Sa'ar said he does not believe elections are around the corner, but that he already wants to start meeting Likud members and other Israelis to ready himself politically. To that end, he announced a cross-country political tour in which he intends to announce new ideas on key issues.
"I took a break to be with the family and deal with other challenges," Sa'ar said. "It was the best, most comfortable, most quiet time. But even good things have an end, and I came to tell you that my break has come to an end. I am returning to public and political work in our party, the Likud. My goal is to strengthen the Likud for the future and guarantee that it will also lead the country in the future."
When Sa'ar referred to the future, activists who support him said they hope he meant the post-Netanyahu era, when Sa'ar wants to be elected to succeed him. Netanyahu has referred to Sa'ar as a "talkbacker," and he was reportedly upset when Sa'ar's wife, veteran journalist Geula Even, was named to anchor the nightly news on the forthcoming Public Broadcasting Corporation. Sa'ar's associates said the timing of his announcement had nothing to do with Netanyahu's move to prevent the corporation from being formed.
Unlike his fellow former Likud ministers Moshe Ya'alon and Moshe Kahlon, Sa'ar never left the Likud and always remained loyal to the party.
The Likud, however, already has chosen Netanyahu as its candidate in the next general election, so there will be no leadership race in which Sa'ar could challenge the prime minister.
A Jerusalem Post poll published some two weeks ago indicated that the public was very much in favor of Sa'ar returning to politics and showed that participants in the poll saw Sa'ar as more fit to be prime minister than former IDF chiefs of staff Moshe Ya'alon, Benny Gantz and Gabi Ashkenazi. Thirty nine percent said Sa'ar is fit and 43% said he is unfit, compared to Gantz, who was pronounced fit by 37% and unfit by 44% and Ashkenazi and Ya'alon, who were seen as fit by 30% and unfit by 53%.
In a speech in February, Sa'ar expressed hope that Netanyahu would emerge unscathed from the three criminal investigations that are threatening his political future.
"It pains me as an Israeli citizen to see what is happening," Sa'ar said at the B'Sheva newspaper's Jerusalem conference at the capital's Crown Plaza Hotel. "I think it pains every Israeli citizen that a prime minister is being investigated, and it hurts me a little more, because I worked with Netanyahu."


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Continuing to Grow
Vandy quarterback Seals impresses with best game yet
by Chad Bishop
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Underneath the scoreline of a 54-21 defeat Saturday against Ole Miss at Vanderbilt Stadium, Vanderbilt saw a big step forward from its young quarterback.
Ken Seals, a true freshman, had his best game yet in black and gold. His career day started with 10 straight completions against the Rebels – and he was well aware of the streak.
"I was coming off the sidelines a couple times going, 'I don't think I missed one yet,' " Seals laughed. "It's one of those things I shouldn't worry about it too much, I'm just trying to do my job, do what my coach tells me to do and whatever I got to do for the team."
After taking every offensive snap Saturday, Seals finished with 319 yards on 31 of 40 passing. He set the record for passing yards by a true freshman Vandy quarterback in a single game since 2000 and his completion percentage of 77.5 is the eighth-best by a Commodore quarterback in a single game in program history.
Seals hadn't thrown for more than 150 yards in his previous three games this season.
"Offensively it was great to see a young Ken Seals continue to grow up," Vanderbilt head coach Derek Mason said. "He's doing a terrific job. He's growing into the quarterback he needs to be."
Seals also found the end zone twice for his fourth and fifth touchdown passes of the season.
He hooked up with tight end Ben Bresnahan on a 43-yard throw down the left sideline in the second quarter and hit Chris Pierce Jr. on a 16-yard strike right before halftime.
Seals finished 15 of 18 passing in the first half totaling 158 yards.
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"I think we felt comfortable in our tempo and our quick game," Seals said on the reason for his success against the Rebels. "We saw that became more effective for us, especially whenever we got close to halftime and we had 1:53 left and we're looking to get the ball down the field. Kind of had to use our fast-paced offense a little bit more than we had in the game. I think we saw that that worked for us.
"We came back to it a couple different times in the second half. I thought that was working well for us. But we still got a lot to do, a lot to work on this next week coming up."
From Azle, Texas, and Weatherford High School, Seals already has 730 passing yards this season – that's the fifth-most by a Vandy true freshman quarterback in a single season in program history. John Gromos threw for 1,483 in 1985.
Seals said not only can he sense himself improving, but he has confidence the offense is continuing to improve under first-year coordinator Todd Fitch. Six different Commodores caught a pass Saturday and the squad's running backs totaled 107 yards.
Wide receiver Cam Johnson turned in the best game of his career, too, with 14 grabs for 97 yards.
Perhaps most importantly, Vanderbilt found the end zone three times after being held to 12 points or less in the season's first three games.
"Obviously we've always been able to move the ball, but maybe in the past couple games we haven't been able to finish drives," Seals said. "A lot better job of us doing that and the line moving guys down there on the goal line and us being able to put the ball in the end zone whenever we got close."
Vanderbilt (0-4, 0-4 SEC) now heads out on the road to face Mississippi State (1-3, 1-3 SEC) at 3 p.m. Saturday. And despite another tough loss at home, the Commodores have some positives to build on moving forward.
Their freshman quarterback is certainly part of that conversation as Vandy returns to the practice field and continues to move forward.
"We're going to make sure that we get right back to work. That's what you can do," Mason said. "You'll take the night, you'll lick your wounds and then you'll come back and you'll get yourself restarted. That's what we have to do.
"They understand that we have work to do so we will get back to work, we'll be better for it and what we got to do now is be forward-focused, be accountable, stick together and be united through this process and make sure we find ourselves getting from today to tomorrow."
• Ole Miss now leads the series with Vanderbilt 53-40-2.
• Vanderbilt is 0-4 for the first time since 1998.
• Bresnahan set a career high with 72 receiving yards.
• Johnson set a career high with 14 receptions.
• Johnson became the first Commodore with at least 11 receptions in a game since Kalija Lipscomb totaled 11 against Notre Dame on Sept. 15, 2018.
• Keyon Henry-Brooks scored Vanderbilt's first rushing touchdown of the season Saturday.
• Vanderbilt senior defensive lineman Dayo Odeyingbo now has 27.0 career tackles for loss, just 1.5 shy of the Vanderbilt top 10.
• Pierce had a career-high four receptions.
• Kicker Jared Wheatley recorded his first career punt Saturday.
• Kicker Wes Farley scored his first career point on his second quarter PAT.
Vandy Falls at Home to Ole Miss by Vanderbilt Athletics on Exposure
Chad Bishop covers Vanderbilt for VUCommodores.com. Follow him @MrChadBishop.


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msconfig is the easiest way I've found to do that.
Although I've only ever seen it in windows XP, I have no clue if it's in other versions or not.
To get to it you just go to "Run" in the start menu and type in "msconfig".
Its reasonably simple to use, under xp the last tab is titled "Startup". That lists most of the programs that will start with windows and they are mostly safe to disable.
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maybe somebody else can help you better.
mdm is a MSVC app I think. Microsoft Developer ?.
I don't think mdm is part of visual studio.
I'm pretty sure it was on machines with out visual studio installed.
Then again, quite a few bits are packaged with internet explorer, so it could still be.
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It seems that mdm.exe is a stubborn process and even after disabling in the msconfig, it starts up again when I connect to the internet. Anyone know how to permanently disable it??
i think mdm checks for like errors in the html etc files.
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Operational information from the regions of the Active Community Network (April 10, 2022)
46th day of the heroic opposition of the Ukrainian people to the russian military invasion.
In the north of Ukraine, there are no significant changes in the position and activities of russian occupation troops. The occupiers continue to block Kharkiv partially. The russians are abandoning attempts to break through the defenses of Ukrainian soldiers in the area of the city of Izyum, conducting reconnaissance of possible directions for further action.
In the Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts, russian occupation troops are concentrating their primary efforts on taking control of the settlements of Popasna, Rubizhne, Nyzhne, and Novobakhmutivka. The occupiers do not stop trying to take complete control of Mariupol.
In the Kherson Oblast, the enemy tried to restore its position – to take up lost positions in the settlement of Osokorivka. Russian occupiers will probably try to attempt to reach the administrative borders of the Kherson Oblast.
In the temporarily occupied territories, the occupying forces continue to restrict the rights and freedoms of Ukrainian citizens. Robberies and killings of civilians continue.
In Kyiv, activists removed the names of belarusian and russian cities from the stelae of memory and replaced them with Ukrainian ones.
As of April 10th, 1222 people died during the war in Kyiv Oblast, Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova said.
An eco-park in Motyzhyn, near Kyiv, has been turned into a torture chamber by russian troops. People were brought here to be slaughtered and killed.
The road service built a drawbridge across the Irpin River near the village of Romanivka. It will unload the flow of cars going to Irpin and neighboring cities. Demining work in Kyiv Oblast continues.
On April 9th and 10th, Zhytomyr paratroopers destroyed two russian Orlan-10 drones from a British-made Starstreak anti-aircraft missile system. The Security Service of Ukraine in Zhytomyr Oblast has detained a woman suspected of collaborationism. She openly supported the kremlin's aggressive policy on her social networks.
During the day, there was an air alarm. In Chernihiv, roads are being repaired, and electricity and water supply are being restored. The mayor comments that during the siege, russian occupation troops destroyed the city by 70 percent. On the city beach "Zolotyi Bereh," rescuers retrieved six missiles from the rocket system of volley fire "Urahan." Some were in the water, others – were on the beach. Another rocket was found near the culture and recreation city park in the woods.
Near the Snov and Zamglai rivers near Chernihiv, residents of surrounding villages have begun rebuilding bridges to the Oblast center. They knock down wooden boards, fill in the ground, and make masonry. The bridges were blown up on the first day of the war, and there was no connection to the city. Through these wooden masonries, the cars return to the city.
The exchange of prisoners continues. As a result of the exchange on April 9th, Gremyach village head Anna Gavrilin returned home.
There were some air alarms. The threat of the return of the russian occupation troops remains serious. There is a large concentration of russian occupation troops near the border with Ukraine in Sumy Oblast.
The torture of people by russian occupation troops is being investigated in Trostyanets. Seven 200-220 mm shells were found in the village of Rudneve. In Konotop Raion, the police and military found and confiscated russian machine guns, ammunition, and equipment.
The curfew in the Oblast has been changed, and it will last from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Operation of suburban trains is being resumed.
Satellite images analyzed by Maxar Technologies showed a massive column of russian military equipment near Kharkiv with a length of 12.8 km. Over the past day, russian occupation troops shelled Kharkiv 66 times. Nine people were injured. Derhachi and the Raion also were shelled. Two people were killed, and some more were injured.
No military action was observed in the city, but the situation is extremely alarming. The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are getting ready to meet the enemy. The mayor provides information to the residents on social media about the available evacuation routes from the city. At the moment, it is possible to evacuate by rail from Slovyansk and Pokrovsk. There is a possibility to reach these destinations by organized buses. There is also a possibility to leave the city by bus.
Volunteers from the association "Everything will be Fine" ("Vse bude dobre") continue to help evacuate residents by buses. There are several locations in the city from where transport departs. Free meals are also provided for the convenience of people leaving the city. Evacuation of people with limited mobility is also being organized.
Pokrovsk and Pokrovsk Region
Russian occupation troops were shelling the settlements along the entire frontier line. During the past day, the hottest spots in Donetsk Oblast were Maryanka, Krasnohorivka, Kostyantynivka, Novomykhaylivka, Heorgiyivka. At least seven civil facilities were destroyed, including residential buildings and power lines. There are dead and injured because of strikes, including a child.
The AFU were fighting back against the enemy. Representatives of the Territorial Defense Forces and the police were on duty.
Two train cars with food were delivered to Pokrovsk by the Donetsk Oblast Military Administration. Food was supplied to residents and hospitals. Part of the humanitarian aid is planned to be supplied to shelters.
Humanitarian aid from AHED INTERNATIONAL LLC in the form of medicines was also received in Pokrovsk. Humanitarian assistance is arriving from other foundations that provide medications to the hospitals of Avdiyivka, Myrnohrad, and Pokrovsk.
Air alarms were heard during the day. Police officers are conducting intensified patrolling of the streets of the community. The State Emergency Services are also working in a heightened mode. Private trade facilities operate in a limited way.
In penza oblast of russia, a camp was set up for forcibly deported Mariupol residents. According to Ms. Denisova, the Commissioner for Human Rights, more than 400 Ukrainian citizens are currently held there.
Kadyrov troops have installed a mine thrower among residential buildings and are firing in the direction of the residential areas of Mariupol.
A Ukrainian border guard, surrounded by russians, blew himself up along with a radio station so that the occupiers would not seize it.
In the Luhansk Oblast, border guards repulsed the russian occupation troops' attack and took a prisoner.
In Severodonetsk, the russians hit two houses and a private clinic. In the morning, homes in the new part of the city were on fire. In the afternoon, the russian army opened fire all over Severodonetsk. The city's social and critical infrastructure has been almost destroyed.
The kremlin military administration plans a large evacuation with the support of charities on Wednesday, April 13th. In Luhansk Oblast, the power grid is being restored where it is possible. Another 30 000 subscribers are back in the light.
The situation is tense and alarming. On April 10th (as of 5 pm), the air alarm sounded nine times. Yesterday, on April 9th, the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) struck at the airfield in Melitopol, where russian military units were concentrated. Ukrainian defenders are putting up a decent resistance along the entire line of hostilities.
The russian occupiers continue to carry out terror and looting. In addition to agricultural machinery transported to the occupied Crimea, 4 trucks with saltpeter were stolen. The occupiers continue to shell settlements, civilian infrastructure, and residential areas.
The city of Huliaipole is one of those that suffers from constant shelling. There is no electricity in the town. Residents gather, live in basements, and prepare food on the street.
In Enerhodar, the occupiers set up a radio station, radio russia, which spreads hostile propaganda. In the Vasylivskyi Raion, russians continue to search for and abduct men, accusing them of fabricated charges of murder and terrorism. The russian military is blocking the delivery of humanitarian aid and the departure of residents from the temporarily occupied territories.
Kherson Oblast
The russian military has not given up trying to hold an illegal referendum on the so-called People's Republic of Kherson. At present, Nova Kakhovka produces propaganda materials and forms.
In Nova Kakhovka, the russian occupiers staged a fake rally to show on television that locals allegedly supported the occupation. 30 people with russian flags were placed on the square. Instead, the russian military dispersed peaceful rallies by locals against the occupation.
The russian military also dispersed a peaceful rally in Kherson. Journalists from the Ukrainian Public Broadcaster News "Suspilne" reported the shots, but there is no information about the injured or detained.
Skadovsk
In Skadovsk, there has been no contact with local businessman Oleksandr Goryainov for five days, who was detained by the russian occupiers and taken away in an unknown direction.
An extended curfew for one and a half days continues in Odesa. No serious violations were recorded during this time. The situation in the Black Sea has not changed significantly. Russian ships and cutters continue to block the respective territories. The probability of a missile strike remains to be high.
In all, ten missile strikes were carried out on the Dnipro airport. There is practically nothing left of the airport, as well as of the infrastructure facilities nearby. Six people were injured, and one of the rescuers is in grave condition.
Missiles destroyed an industrial facility in Pavlohrad. A rocket was fired at an infrastructure facility in the village of Zvonetske. A civilian was killed in Novopavlivka when he picked up a cluster munition. Today, the air defense units of the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast shot down two russian uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAV), a rocket and a plane. In the urban-type settlement of Solone, wreckage fragments of missiles fell on the farm.
Mayor of Dnipro Borys Filatov and Mayor of Zhytomyr Serhiy Sukhomlin are working out the logistics of providing material support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) units in eastern Ukraine.
British business people delivered new thermal imagers worth more than 10 thousand euros. Dnipro will provide this much-needed assistance to soldiers of the AFU and the Territorial Defense and National Guard units.
Kamenske received more than 5 tons of humanitarian aid for IDPs.
Kropyvnytskyi
There was a threat of a missile strike today. Air raid alerts sounded several times during the day. The AFU defend the borders of the Oblast and guard military facilities. The Territorial Defense Forces keep watch at checkpoints and patrol the city with the police.
Older people are invited to the Age of Happiness club in Kropyvnytskyi to maintain their physical and psychological health in difficult times of war.
Until the end of the martial law, the Donetsk National Medical University and its separate division – the Lyman Medical Vocational College, are temporarily operating in Kropyvnytskyi.
Air raid alerts were triggered in Poltava and the Oblast.
Volunteers collect, pack and dispatch humanitarian aid to hotspots. The collection of relief supplies for the residents of the destroyed cities of Okhtyrka, Trostyanets, and Kharkiv continues. Volunteers and social services also receive IDPs and provide them with meals, clothes, and required support. Besides, they assist military personnel.
De-russification of Ukrainian cities is in progress. Thus, the Premier Palazzo Hotel owner plans to replace the sculpture of Alexander Pushkin with that of Ivan Kotlyarevsky.
The Poltava Ensemble's song "Oy, u luzi chervona kalyna" ("Oh, red viburnum is in the meadow") was performed by the Dmytro Akhsharumov Chamber Orchestra and the Live Drums group on Theater Square in Poltava.
Poltava residents raised more than 160 000 hryvnias for a drone muffler for the Territorial Defense Forces. In total, they collected 212 thousand hryvnias.
The charity event Food Regiment takes place in the city until the end of April. Seventeen eateries from Poltava and Myrhorod have already joined the initiative. Visitors can suspend any drink from the menu for the military or Territorial Defense Forces fighters in the cafe battalions. The drink will be taken by the soldier to whom it is intended, and the money will go to the needs of the Ukrainian defenders.
There have been no air raid alerts in the past 24 hours, and the situation has been calm. Volunteers and welfare services have accommodated more than 2000 IDPs. The total number of IDPs received since the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion stands at 300 thousand. Some 21 thousand have left the country via border checkpoints in the Oblast within the past 24 h.
There have been no air raid alerts during the day. The situation is generally calm. AFU military is patrolling the border with belarus. Territorial Defense Forces representatives are patrolling and operating the checkpoints.
The Head of the Rivne Oblast Military Administration has some 1018 suspects, 833 curfew violators, and 400 individuals suspected of collaboration with the enemy have been detained by Rivne Oblast police since the beginning of the martial law.
The Oblast has welcomed 737 IDPs in the past 24 hours. Teenager clubs in Rivne offer art therapy sessions for children who arrive from the war zone to the city. Art therapy helps them cope with hardships, emotional pain, and disquiet.
The residents are united and readily assist volunteer centers in cash and in-kind.
Zdovbytsia
The situation in the community is calm overall. Territorial Defence Forces representatives are patrolling the area and operating the checkpoints. Local government officials proactively assist IDPs by providing them with clothes and foodstuffs. A village council deputy supported by residents sent aid of first-aid kits, medicines, bandages, power banks, and electrical and technical appliances to an AFU unit. The vehicle dispatching the assistance will also remain with the military. The community is currently proactively engaged in volunteer activities making camouflage nets. Internally displaced schoolchildren are learning in the Zdovbytsia Lyceum.
It is calm in the city. A memorial service for a fallen hero of Ukraine was held in Khmelnytskyi.
A Cookies for Kiddies community action kicked off in the Youth Centre is a chance for everyone concerned to either make or buy pastries for IDPs and donate them to charitable foundations. A master class in military and sports all-round for children was arranged in Khmelnytskyi. The kids practiced movements and learned how to 'take the punch".
The situation in Oblast is calm. Recruitment to the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) continues. Bukovyna pays last respect to the heroes who died during the war.
Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University held a scientific picnic for internally displaced children, where they tried themselves in the role of ecologists, chemists, and philosophers. Chernivtsi library holds master classes on sandplay therapy, canine and felinotherapy for children. More than 30 disabled IDPs were taken to the geriatric boarding house in Chernivtsi.
Children and teachers will bake Easter bread (Paska) for defenders on the premises of Chernivtsi schools.
Zakarpatska Oblast
A joint concert of the Cantus Choir with internally displaced musicians supporting the 128th Brigade of the AFU took place in Uzhhorod. A similar show is to be held in Mukachevo.
In Uzhhorod, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has opened a playground for children on the historical and cultural complex "Sovyne Hnizdo" territory. Volunteers play with children, and parents can get background information.
During the meeting with entrepreneurs who came from war zones to Mukachevo, the city's mayor, Andriy Baloha, said that Mukachevo will have a coworking center for internally displaced entrepreneurs.
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Q: VBA will recognize a table name using a variable for the name when it has a ", " and sometimes only when it has "__" I have a macro that will insert a row at the bottom of a table and fill the table in. The macro uses a name selected from a commandbox in a userform. The names are written like this "Last name, First name". The tables in excel are named "Transfer_Data_Lastname__Firstname". Excel will recognize some of the tables for some names using the ", " between names, and some names it won't recognize it unless I use the "__" like it is in the table name.
I don't understand why it works for some and not others. I have found though that if it works one way it will not work the other way as well.
Here are some examples of it working and not working. I used this in the immediate window to try and figure out which ones work and which ones don't.
?TransferSheet.ListObjects("Transfer_Data_KIDD__CHRISTIAN").Range.Address =
$P$9:$Z$10

?TransferSheet.ListObjects("Transfer_Data_KIDD, CHRISTIAN").Range.Address = runtime error 9

?TransferSheet.ListObjects("Transfer_Data_WILLIAMS, CHASE").Range.Address =
$P$19:$Z$25

?TransferSheet.ListObjects("Transfer_Data_WILLIAMS__CHASE").Range.Address = runtime error 9

?TransferSheet.ListObjects("Transfer_Data_NEBEKER__JORDAN").Range.Address =
$P$26:$Z$27

?TransferSheet.ListObjects("Transfer_Data_SEARLE, AARON").Range.Address = runtime error 9

?TransferSheet.ListObjects("Transfer_Data_PITCHER__LANCE").Range.Address =
$P$34:$Z$35

Can someone help. I need it to work for me using the ", " every time because that is how the names are pulled in from the report. Also please excuse my lack of knowledge and ability to speak programmer. I have taught myself everything I know about programming and thus I don't know all the lingos.

A: Spaces are not allowed when naming list objects (tables). Sometimes--as you experienced--Excel will still figure it out but you just got lucky there. If you need separators in list object names then use underscores or periods.
The case of "Transfer_Data_WILLIAMS__CHASE" looks like a spelling mistake: Excel cannot find a list object thus named while the name itself is proper. Please check the actual spelling of the name.