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Ferragosto and Italy is closed
Better find another pharmacy, this one is "chiuso per ferie"
"Chiuso per Ferrie", Italy's cities are "closed for the holidays". In the middle of August Italians abandon their cities and it is hard to find a shop open, and you'd be well advised to get your dry cleaning done, your computer fixed and any jobs around the house taken care of in July.
Ferragosto, August 15, is Italy's oldest national holiday. Instigated in 18 BC by the Emperor Augustus, the feriae Augusti (the festivals of Augustus) was a period of rest and celebration around the time of the Consalia, after the harvest. It was an occasion for eating, drinking and sexual excess (as opposed to the sobriety and abstinence Romans were renowned for during the rest of the year). But the tradition of a family day out at the beach or in the mountains only began in the late 1920's when the Fascist regime organised convoys of trains at discount prices to take the workers on one- or three-day trips on 13, 14 and 15 August. Like many pagan festivals, it was co-opted by the Catholic Church, although not until 1950 when Pope Pius XII proclaimed the dogma of the assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven and August 15 became the Feast of the Assumption.
Once, many Italian families would head for the beach for the whole of August; now two-week vacations are more the norm. But one of those two weeks is likely to be around Ferragosto, and even those still working head for the beach for the day. Although the danger of picnics in hot weather was underlined this year when 200 foreign tourists on a trip from Rome to Lake Trasimeno ended up in hospital in Castigliano del Lago and Perugia in Umbria with food poisoning after eating rice and chicken bought in a Rome "multi-ethnic" restaurant.
"Closed for the holidays from 13 to 20 August"
For those who remain in the cities, August has its charms. It is tempting to go for a drive just for the sheer joy of cruising traffic-free roads and finding a parking space near your front door when you return. In Rome, the streets are almost deserted, except around the major tourist destinations. These days, museums and monuments stay open, but tourists are often surprised to find cafes and bars closed in the height of the holiday season. Gianni Di Gregorio's charming 2008 film Pranzo di Ferragosto (translated as Mid-August Lunch) was shot in Trastevere. In the heart of Rome but slightly off the tourist track, almost all the shops in the district are closed and the atmosphere is unusually laid back. The benches and those bars still open in Piazza San Cosimato are full of mainly elderly Italians sipping coffee and playing cards, as well as a few families enjoying a staycation. While around the corner, the Community of Sant'Egidio offered Syrian refugees, the homeless and the elderly a traditional Roman Ferragosto lunch of lasagna, chicken with red peppers and watermelon.
If you're in the city, enjoy the peace while you can. Traditionally the weather breaks after Ferragosto and the thunder storms begin. And all too soon it will be September and back to work.
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marino52 22 August 2017 alle 11:03
do you know why Ferragosto is " celebrated " only in Italy?
because was invented by Benito Mussolini...


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Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead
Why mycus is too lazy?
Game Talk The Bunker
DCHY January 1, 2023, 3:37am 1
In the world of cataclysm, we have several large factions that dominate all the lower ones:
blob, triffids, mycus, and whatever the factions do in this game, they try to do it:
the blob, no matter how lazily it treats the absorption of all mankind, still improves mutants, improves their strength, muscles, the structure of their shell, their varieties, from doctors to literally walking tanks with legs from dozens of corpses (I'm sure the blob created such a monster somewhere, we already have many aberrations, even a whole giga of organic matter under a collapsed building, a semi-living tank is still fine).
Triffids are trying their best to kill and absorb every organic they meet, they cultivate forests, do heavy work.
even lower-level factions contribute, for example:
MIGOS steal people for experiments, scout cities, capture and experiment with zombies in their camps, and judging by the fact that their diversity of forms increases over time, they are aiming at this seriously.
While the last major player of major factions, the collective consciousness of mushrooms capable of turning entire cities into huge spore colonies in a matter of days, along with all its inhabitants, is the only faction and entity in the game that has truly accepted the player into its faction, literally absorbing him into itself and making him an intermediary of its will (this is exactly how it should be work, isn't it? we have become one with the whole collective mind, so from now on our character-although a grain, but remains the will of a major player) is so lazy and does not care about his work… just look at it: its towers are nothing more than large inflorescences of fungal biomass collected in bundles to increase the rate of reproduction specifically in these areas, while all the "pure" forms of the fungus: a mushroom, a young mushroom and a mushroom tentacle protecting the mushroom tower. The mushroom collective mind absolutely does not seek to … infect or protect itself: mushrooms are absolutely defenseless, the only thing they can answer the enemy with is a jet of spores in the face, which do not always work. You can take a bat and a gas mask in your hands and beat dozens, hundreds and thousands of its towers, bodies and appendages, only to come to a new tower, stand in front of another mushroom body that will not even pay attention to the one who interferes with the colonial program. Even after infecting a player, we get into our arsenal first of all the possibility of spreading spores, and then we get fire resistance, reinforcement during combat and strong skin. but… this is just a set of ordinary mushroom drone. Micus doesn't take care of himself at all. in dreams, the collective consciousness itself complains to us that the trifids want to use them as food, but there are no attempts to fight this… how much more dangerous would the mushroom collective mind become, and how much would its potential increase if it started creating at least partially combat forms? for example, a long mushroom the size of an alligator, having a mushroom tentacle instead of a tail, which infects any creature extremely quickly. or did it allow mushroom drones to have a spare bag of spores, which they will happily empty only at a certain moment in order to drown an animal in a huge number of spores, killing or infecting it at 1 moment?

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Travis Tritt Nervous About Daughter Entering the Music Business
Tritt tells Taste of Country that the music business is especially hard on young artists. "It can chew you up and spit you out in a heartbeat. I've seen it," he explains. "So many child stars that had a tremendous career at a young age — some might say too early — and all of a sudden they go from being on top of the world to being nonexistent. And that can be a psychological nightmare."Travis Tritt's new album 'The Calm After …' features a duet with his oldest daughter, Tyler Reese. It's the 15-year-old's first steps into the music business, and that's making the country veteran nervous — very nervous.
It's not just the pressures of finding a hit song quickly — much quicker than when Tritt was getting started, he says. It's the gossip and the tabloids and seeing lies about you on magazine covers. During his 20-plus year career, he's seen and experienced it all.
"But from being round me and being around the business, she knows what kind of hard work and what kind of commitment it takes," the singer adds. "So I think that having that kind of education will be beneficial for her."
Tritt adds that Tyler is better at ignoring what other people are saying than he was. The song — a cover of Patty Smyth and Don Henley's 'Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough' — is the new album's lead single. He says when he originally cut it for his 2007 album 'The Storm,' he had vocalists like Jennifer Nettles or Wynonna Judd in mind. Tyler heard the song during a recent roadtrip and started singing along. The 'It's a Great Day to Be Alive' star says he went right home and talked to his wife about the then 14-year-old re-recording it with him.
– Billy Dukes (TasteOfCountry.com) | Photo: Rick Diamond, Getty Images
ARTICLE LINK: http://tasteofcountry.com/travis-tritt-daughter-music-business/


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Looking to raise safety standards in South Korea, demolition firm Sungdo Construction is leading by example, bringing down an unstable, old hospital with its Volvo ultra high-reach excavator.
Since Sungdo Construction was founded in 1979, the family run company has become South Korea's leading demolition firm. The business is known for its work in high-profile demolition projects, such as the clean up of the collapsed Sampoong department store, the dismantling of the Cheonggye elevated highway and most recently, demolishing a 10-storey hospital in Changwon, with the help of a Volvo EC480EHR.
Doh Moon-gil, CEO and chairman of Sungdo Construction, chose the ultra high-reach excavator, the first of its kind to be used in the country, to help encourage higher safety standards in Korea's demolition industry. He acknowledges the construction business was 'the foundation' of Korea's post-war economic development, which propelled the country from one of the world's poorest in the 1950s to one of the wealthiest today. But, when it comes to safety regulations in the international construction industry, Korea has not yet caught up with global norms.
Offering Sungdo Construction the extra height it needed, the Volvo EC480EHR was customized with a 3.4-meter extension to the standard 28-meter long boom. As the first ultra high-reach excavator in South Korea, Doh believes that not only will it elevate safety standards in the country but it will also open the door to new opportunities for his company.
Keeping Doh and his team safe on the job, the ultra high-reach excavator has a steel frame-mounted Falling Object Guard (FOG) cabin and reinforced windows to protect the operator from being struck by debris. Cameras on the boom, rear and sides of the machine allow for views of the entire work area.
Mun In-hwan, one of Sungdo Construction's most experienced operators, confidently uses the EC480EHR to bring down mounds of concrete and rebar. Towering way above the four-meter high, aluminum barricades that surround the 18,000 m² job site, this is a machine that can't be missed. Fitted with a three-tonne sheering tool that can slice through metal and cement, Mun says he has never felt safer while on a job than when he's operating this machine.
"Doing the work without a high-reach machine would be really dangerous considering how unstable this building is," Mun says. Over his 14-year career as an excavator operator, he has had 'several close calls with death'. And as a father, he wants to feel confident that he will always be able to return home at the end of the day in the same condition he started.
In addition to the safety features of the ultra high-reach excavator, the machine also has a dust suppression system, which is a real benefit considering the hospital worksite is adjacent to the new Samsung Changwon Hospital.
Leading the way for the Korean demolition industry, Sungdo Construction has previously devised new demolition methods and founder Doh hopes the use of high-reach machines will become standard practice. Though he realizes that enhancing the quality and safety of demolition in his country will not come easy, he believes his position as chairman of the Construction Policy Committee, which is part of the Korea Specialty Contractors Association, will help him to improve industry standards.


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IDN Poker is one of the biggest online poker sites in Asia. It has over 10 thousand concurrent users and offers over 200 skins in Asia. The site also has API integration, White Label Solutions and a BMM RNG certificate.
IDNPoker is headquartered in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines. Since its launch in Cambodia in 2010, the company has expanded its operations and now focuses on Indonesia, Malaysia and China. Despite its limited marketing in the Western markets, IDNPoker has achieved the second largest network in the world, based on traffic, in 2016. In addition, the company has participated in various gaming conferences and charity events in Asia. Besides its popular poker games, the website has a solid B2B platform that allows for skins and other online gaming platforms to be launched under their banner.
IDNPoker is licensed by the Philippine Anti-Money Laundering Office (PAGCOR), and has a BMM RNG certificate. IDNPoker also has a list of approved banks. These include banks located in Asia. Aside from that, the site's rooms are fully translated into English.
IDNPoker is one of the first poker networks in Asia, and has been very successful in that region. However, its popularity in the rest of the world is still in its infancy. One of the reasons for its growth is its extensive promotional campaign in Asian countries. For instance, IDNPoker has participated in local gaming conferences, which resulted in the site receiving a lot of exposure. On top of that, it is now a leading B2B provider of online gaming platforms in Asia.
Amongst its notable offerings, the company has a dedicated poker forum, which is great for learning new poker strategies. Players can also access a poker community, where they can share tips and tricks. This is especially helpful for those who wish to take their poker skills to the next level.
The IDNPoker network is a popular choice in Asia and has gained traction in Europe. Because of the soft playing field that the platform offers, players in other parts of the world might find it difficult to play. Another reason for its success is that it has a burgeoning user base in the Asia-Pacific region. Moreover, its programming is well-suited to players from this part of the world. Lastly, its rake is usually capped.
IDN Poker is an excellent choice for online poker fans in Indonesia. It has an established reputation for fair play and offers a wide selection of banking options. As such, players can enjoy a variety of popular poker games while making a profit. And for those who want to learn more about this popular game, the company has a video library that will help you out.
There are a number of reasons for IDN Play to be successful, but its marketing has certainly played a big role in its success. This is probably the reason why the company has never promoted its services in the English-speaking markets. That said, the site is available in several other languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Thai.
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Aliyah Jordan, a sophomore, is involved in dance, journalism, and babysits in her free time. She started dancing at Dance Atlantic when she was three years old and does jazz, tap, hip hop, and ballet. Jordan hasn't yet decided what department she's going to be in for journalism but is leaning towards photography and editing videos for Eye of the Needle. Jordan is involved in journalism because it gets her "involved in a school activity." Photography is her favorite part about journalism so far. She wouldn't change anything about the journalism class "because Berryhill makes the class so inviting and she helps everybody to get involved. She is so welcoming." An "old person" thing that Jordan does is go to bed early. She said, "I sleep all the time." She also enjoys a strange food combination: the cheese curds from Buffalo Wild Wings dipped in caramel. Jordan's future plans involve becoming a maternity nurse. A maternity nurse is when you take newborn babies and clean them up and teach mothers the necessities of how to take care of a child.


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Nick Rogers: 'Batteries' is ideal DVD companion to 'WALL-E'
Nick Rogers
In the wide wake of "WALL-E," the best Pixar film since "The Incredibles," "Short Circuit" is the movie most mentioned as its touchstone. Both have lonely robots with a thirst for knowledge and companionship that defy directives to forge destinies. Thankfully, only one has Steve Guttenberg.
But "WALL-E's" gentle but meaningful fable qualities are closer in spirit to "*batteries not included," a 1987 robot film co-written by Brent Maddock and S.S. Wilson, who wrote "Circuit" a year earlier.
This tale of New York brownstone tenants intimidated by a greedy land developer and aided by a squadron of small, self-aware spaceships carries the wistful mix of nostalgia and wonderment at which Pixar people would come to excel. No surprise, then, that "batteries" co-writer Brad Bird eventually joined their ranks to direct "The Incredibles" and "Ratatouille."
Steven Spielberg initially developed "batteries" for an episode of his anthologized "Amazing Stories" TV series. Yet, he liked the idea so much that he executive-produced it into a full-length feature directed by Matthew Robbins ("Dragonslayer") and starring the late Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy, both national treasures whose genial natures propel the sweetness of this story.
Cronyn and Tandy play Frank and Faye, owners and proprietors of Riley's Cafe. What once was a hot spot at the street level of a New York brownstone is now but a front to a dilapidated building.
It's the lone obstacle to gentrifying the neighborhood into skyscraping towers, and Frank and Faye are among the five in the building who haven't taken a developer's buyout. Also remaining: Harry (Frank McRae), a mute boxer turned building superintendent; starving artist Mason (Dennis Boutsikaris); and the pregnant — and alone — Marisa (Elizabeth Pena).
The cafe's destruction at the hands of hired thug Carlos (Michael Carmine) isn't Frank's only problem. Alzheimer's disease has addled Faye's mind, and Frank's given thought to taking the money and moving to a retirement home. In exasperation, Frank asks, prayer-like, for help.
Arriving in the dead of night are two tiny flying saucers, shaped like garbage-can lids and seeking an electrical outlet for a recharge. Faye discovers them and dubs them "fixers," given their rapid repair of the cafe, and other tenants' many broken fixtures, overnight. (The pleased look on Tandy's face when Faye proves the robots aren't just figments of her imagination is priceless.)
Living in an abandoned bird shack atop the building, the robots create their own family, which also comes under threat from Carlos and his band of thugs.
"Batteries" abides by Frank's decree that the quickest way to end a miracle is to ask why it is or what it wants. A peek at minuscule multitudes contained within the flying saucers is all that's presented about their structure or source, and it adds to the magic. The robots restore not just the building, but the hopes and memories of its tenants to a point where Frank and Faye's joy is infectious as they dance through their rejuvenated cafe.
Also like "WALL-E," there's a sense of melancholy. Like most 1980s family films, "batteries" has a physical and emotional intensity (and a brief flash of painted nudity). Yet, it supports tenacity toward creativity, maternity, optimism, family and technical aptitude.
Yes, trash-compacting WALL-E seems just a solar-charge panel removed from military machine Johnny 5. But if you crave more of the soulful input that powers "WALL-E," pop in "batteries."
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Temple II space laboratory, following the second space laboratory Temple One of China's independent research and development, but also the Chinese space laboratory in the true sense of the first one, will be used to further validate the space rendezvous and docking technology and a series of space experiments.
Temple II mainly in the application and testing Earth observation and space Earth system science, space applications of new technology, space technology and space medicine and other fields, including the release with flying small satellites, completion of cargo ship docking and Temple II.
Temple II space laboratory was at 22:04:09 on September 15th, 2016 at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center successfully.


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Stories of Hope and Resilience
Building Strong Sibling Bonds
How do you support strong sibling bonds between children who are family through foster care and adoption? Stephanie and Jermaine share a little of what has worked in their family.
Stephanie: "So we have eight children and four of them are adopted, merging them together as brothers and sisters was kind of difficult because we really had to say, now these children will be your brothers and sisters. You will be responsible for them like you're responsible for each other and forever bonding them together is really what it came down to. We would pair them together in groups to do like different chores around the house, or if two of them got in trouble, we would do a buddy shirt."
Jermaine: "It was one of my larger t-shirts, like my comfort t-shirt. I just throw it on when I'm just like lounging around the house, I took it and kind of cut the neck a little bit so it was a little more comfortable for them to put on together and they have to stand together."
Stephanie: "And you can only have one arm. So you have the other arm is behind and they have to literally work together and they would be upset. And I say, 'well, until you're happy, until you guys are back together, you're going to stay in the t-shirt.' We all have dealt with their behaviors, it wasn't just, you know, Jermaine and I. It was our children as well. Our kids have seen their sister and brothers go through some of the worst times of their lives, but also bounce back from that. And I have to say, our kids were really, really great in being big brothers and sisters to them.
"You know, they took them and said, 'OK, let me teach you how to do you know this. Let me teach you how to do that. Well, you know, Mom might not be happy if we make this decision,' and really taking that ownership piece in and saying, 'that is my brother. Those are my sisters.'"
Jermaine: "I think it has definitely made our children better people. They actually look out for others more. So now, too, you can see, especially with our oldest son growing up, always wanting that little brother. Now, when he comes back from college, he's looking for his little brothers like, hey, come on, we can go do this. We're gonna little play laser tag. You know, just being able to do the things he wants to do with a little brother. Things he wasn't capable of doing because he was the only boy."
Stephanie: "So we purposefully blended them together and did everything that we could to make them realize that, you know, they needed to lean on each other and become a family. So it was an interesting time. But they are truly siblings. Truly siblings."
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07/09/2018 Tod Hardin
For decades, art and other forms of creative expression have served as powerful forms of dissent and protest on any number of social and political issues.
We can look to Picasso's "Guernica" painting, which was based on the Spanish Civil War and captured its atrocities and inhumanity, serving as an inspiration for the modern human rights movement. To Diego Rivera's powerful murals that spoke out in support of the working class. The Civil Rights photography of Gordon Parks. And today you can certainly get your fill of protest through the street art of Banksy; the eclectic creative output of Chinese dissident, Ai Wei Wei; or the music performances of Pussy Riot.
As some of you may know, one of our new ongoing initiatives is recognizing and showcasing this power of creativity to serve as a tool for change. We believe it can and will continue to play a major role in our fight against plastic pollution, and in the fight to make our planet a healthier and happier place.
Most recently, we have partnered with Welsh singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Ali Lacey – better known as Novo Amor; and the filmmakers behind the groundbreaking new video for his song Birthplace. It's an amazingly beautiful and powerful visual statement created by Sil van de Woerd and Jorik Dozy, against the backdrop of Novo Amor's hauntingly beautiful words and music. It serves as a follow up to the equally powerful video for their previous collaboration on the video for Terraform, that told the story of the toxic work conditions faced by the miners of the Ijen volcano in Indonesia.
This week we will feature interviews with the artist and filmmakers, starting today with this Q & A from Novo Amor:
What role do you think creative expression – in your case, your music and videos – can play in educating people on issues like plastic pollution? Can creativity serve as a tool that pushes us toward solving the problem?
Yes, I definitely think so and I've been seeing more and more examples of it. Recently, my childhood primary school got together to build a giant octopus out of plastic bottles. The motivation behind this was for the children to learn about environmental issues in a creative way. Using creativity like this is kinaesthetic learning, which for children can be a lot more interesting than reading facts from a book.
Terraform and Birthplace are extremely powerful videos that each address important social issues. Why address these issues and what has drawn you to use your music to tackle them?
Though both video topics are important to me, they were created and conceived entirely by the directors Sil and Jorik; I'm merely a carrier of the message. I was given the chance to use my platform to spread awareness of two important issues that, to be honest, just appealed to me more than making a typical music video. After visiting Kawah Ijen (the location of the Terraform video) earlier this year and seeing how the video was visibly changing the miners' lives, the benefits of having shone a light on their story really sunk in for me. With oceanic pollution being such an important issue, it was an easy decision to go ahead with Sil and Jorik's 'Birthplace' idea.
Still image from the stunning "Birthplace" video.
You've worked with Sil and Jorik on two videos now. Can you tell give us any insight into how that relationship and creative process works?
Both video ideas were 100% theirs. I'm just happy to be able to facilitate their production. We share a similar vision and artistic values which makes it easy to trust them in creating something that we're all happy with. They came to me with the 'Birthplace' treatment and there was literally nothing I wanted to change. My input began and ended with the music and sound.
The UK is certainly at the forefront of the plastic pollution issue. Have you yourself made any changes in your personal life to reduce your consumption of single-use plastic products? If so, how?
It's an issue that I've been aware of for a while, but since delving deeper into it over the past few months it's impossible for me to ignore the problem. I can't not think about it when I'm in a supermarket now, which is naturally leading me to avoid foods packaged in single-use plastics, where possible. I'm also working with two UK charities; Julie's Bicycle – who're assisting in 'greening' my rider for tours, including removing unnecessary water bottles and plastic from our backstage and tour van – and Energy Revolution, who turn traveled miles into funding for sustainable energy projects (Solar Power, Reforestation etc.). To explain this – we're essentially giving ourselves a Co2 emissions tax: X miles = Y amount of £. The money will then go to funding these projects. This explains it: https://www.novoamor.co.uk/sustainability
Photo: Alex Kozobolis.
You've chosen to perform and record under the moniker of Novo Amor, which I believe means new love. How did you come to choose that name? What does it mean for you?
In brief, I didn't want to use my own name and Novo Amor felt relevant to why I was starting the project back in 2012. I essentially found a 'new love' in music and used it to replace a broken-down relationship. It makes me cringe now.
Over the past couple of years you've collaborated with Ed Tullett. It takes a pretty tight connection with somebody to create a full album with them, as you did with him for Heiress. How did you and Ed come to work together and what makes that collaboration special?
He was a friend of a friend and we met at one of his shows in Newport, 2013. He crashed at my house for a few days after the show and we just naturally started playing and writing together. We very quickly became friends due to our mutual interest in just creating music and doing very little else. That week in 2013 was the start of writing 'Heiress'. The process of creating the record was us getting to know each other, learning from each other and just messing around in my home studio every few weeks. I think it's made special by the un-pressured environment in which it came about; we'll never do another record together in that fashion.
Photo: Daniel Alexander Harris.
Birthplace is an amazing single that has already garnered a great deal of attention among those of us involved in the battle against plastic pollution. What does the song mean to you and what do you hope it achieves?
The song is not about the environment, plastic or the oceans, rather about recognising a change in yourself for the better. I just hope people like the song and take something from it. The video on the other hand… well that speaks for itself and its already achieving what we'd hoped.
The Birthplace album is due for release in October. What can you tell us about the entire album?
Sonically, 'Birthplace' [the single] is a fairly good example of what to expect: lots of strings, trumpets and intense percussion. I guess it's melancholic music with a hint of fanfare and celebration.
What's next for Novo Amor?
Lots of shows this Autumn, then probably lots more shows next year! I'm also looking ahead, trying to get some other ideas off the ground and thinking about the future of Novo Amor. Hopefully some more work with Sil and Jorik too.
We thank Novo Amor for his time and stay tuned for our interview with the filmmaking team behind the Birthplace video, which we'll publish on Thursday, along with fantastic "making of" video.
Tod Hardin serves as the Head of Marketing & Communications for the Plastic Oceans Foundation, while also quenching his thirst for entrepreneurship in his role as a partner in the global creative agency, Crowd.
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Starring Michelle Williams & Ryan Gosling and directed by Derek Cianfrance, Blue Valentine, released on DVD and Blu-Ray from Optimum Home Entertainment on 9th May 2011, is the story of love found and love lost told in past and present moments in time.
Blue Valentine, released on DVD and Blu-Ray from Optimum Home Entertainment on 9th May 2011, is the story of love found and love lost told in past and present moments in time. Flooded with romantic memories of their courtship, a young couple use one night to try and save their failing marriage.
We meet Dean (Ryan Gosling) and Cindy (Michelle Williams, Brokeback Mountain), a young couple living in small town Pennsylvania with their daughter Frankie, as their marriage is unravelling. Dean is a high-school dropout making his living as a blue collar worker, he has many creative talents but no ambitions beyond being a good husband and father. Cindy has always had ambition, studying medicine for years, and is a dedicated nurse on the verge of a promising new job. With the cracks widening and the end seemingly fast approaching, they spend one night in a motel to try and rekindle the flame before it's extinguished entirely.


The Nigeria Super Falcons have won the African Women Nations Cup for a record 9th time.
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Dear Friend of Wildlife,
I'm thrilled to share with you that yesterday we achieved a significant victory in the fight to restore America's wild bison.
Over the past year, a group of ranchers and ranching organizations filed suit to prevent the movement of wild Yellowstone bison from the Fort Peck Reservation to the Fort Belknap Reservation in Montana.
The suit also blocked the movement of any wild bison in the state, whether to public or tribal lands, as well as our efforts to move bison to the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming.
Yesterday, we received a favorable decision from the Montana Supreme Court who turned down the suit against the movement of bison—allowing us to continue crucial work to restore wild bison in the West!
Over the past year, we've been able to report several key victories in advancing wild bison restoration—including returning wild bison to tribal lands for the first time in more than century, defeating 11 anti-bison bills in the Montana legislature, and advancing the planning for the restoration of bison to public lands, including the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge.
We couldn't have done any of this without the support and efforts of dedicated people like you.
Congratulations on this decisive victory, and thank you for all you did to help make it possible!
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Daversa Partners Wins 2022 Public Relations and Marketing Excellence Award Presented by Business Intelligence
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today the Business Intelligence Group announced that Daversa Partners' Marketing and Communications Department has won the 2022 Public Relations and Marketing Excellence Awards. For three decades, Daversa Partners has built the leading management teams across the most disruptive companies of this generation, focused on serving the founder and funder community. Having worked alongside VC and PE firms like Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, Bling Capital, Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed Ventures, Accel, Bessemer, TPG, KKR, and Blackstone, Daversa Partners has had the privilege to build over 10,000 tech companies, all of which hold a shared vision: push the throttle of innovation.
"Less than four years ago, Nicole Daversa joined the firm as our VP of Marketing and Communications. She was charged with creating a 5-year strategic plan and the ground-up build of a team focused on capturing the value creation of the tech industry we support. This recognition underscores the importance of the talent we represent and the impact they make in market. The carefully managed balance of digital, social media and thought leadership has distanced us from our competitors, reinforced our unique offering and has been catalytic for revenue," said Paul Daversa, Founder and CEO of Daversa Partners.
"In 2022, Daversa Partners' Marketing and Communications Department showed all of us how creativity and business acumen can serve the clients needs," said Maria Jimenez, Chief Nominations Officer of the Business Intelligence Group. "In this post-pandemic age, teams need to remain agile and open to all paths to effectively communicate. Congratulations to them all."
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If you are in the real estate industry, then I bet you have had a sudden influx of business right? With the rates nearing historic lows and the housing market turning homes over almost as fast as they were back in 2001-2004 right before the BUBBLE burst…Yes I used the B word, so with a promising market showing house prices on the rise and interest rates being low, we are going to be set for the foreseeable future according to economists. How are you handling what clients to take on or not to? Do you feel you can be choosy now?
With those questions in mind, it is the choices your business makes now that will keep you busy going into the future if we have another BUBBLE effect. By choices, I am referring to how you plan to help everyone that you can because you can instead of thinking that you have plenty of other business and start to turn people away. What if those are the people who really need help? If you don't help them, is that how you want your company to be remembered? Here at Lawyers Signature Settlements we take on every type of settlement that we can handle because we know that if we do a good job for someone now, they will remember us in the future when it comes to choosing which settlement company to go to.
A really good example of this is the short sale process. We do not turn away short sales because we are very good at handling them, advocating for the client with the lenders and we know the process of how to get the best outcome. In our area there have been some legal matters that could scare other companies away from doing them, but NOT US.
I give that example because no matter the market, you should not be too choosy as to who you work with because you never know what is just around the corner. This holds true no matter what type of business you are in and it is really just a part of our ethical and moral approach to business here at Lawyers Signature Settlements.


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The Forum Scientiarum of Tuebingen University organises a summer school on "The Evolution of Morality" (June 12th – 16th, 2012). Twenty graduate students and junior scientists from all over the world will have the opportunity to work on the question of the evolution of morality with Professor Frans de Waal and Professor Gerhard Ernst. Application deadline, March 30.
Topic: What kind of new perspectives and implications can be drawn from insights of the theory of evolution for the understanding of the morality of human beings? The summer school will focus on the evolutionary fundaments of morality presenting as lecturer the primatologist Frans de Waal. Spending much time watching the behavior of apes and monkeys, de Waal brings forward the argument that the core concept of morality has already been present in the pre-social tendencies of nonhuman primates. As a consequence he attacks what he calls the "Veneer Theory", which holds that human ethics and morality – established as a cultural innovation – would only be a thin crust masking our Hobbesian brutish nature.
On the contrary, de Waal proposes that moral actions are direct consequences of social instincts and capabilities common to humans and nonhuman primates. This claim is based on emotive theories of ethics, which claim that morality is "determined by sentiment" (Hume): In this respect the capacities for sympathy, empathy and cooperation as well as reciprocal psychological altruism are crucial. Thee summer school will confront this position with others, and particularly with philosophical perspectives. Philip Kitcher, for example, has presented a careful discussion of the degrees of reciprocal psychological altruism which are beyond the nonhuman primates' capacities. Consequently he holds that this disposition is no sufficient condition for the rise of moral behaviour. Also, it has been argued that empathy does not constitute a fundamental criterion of moral agency. In this way Christine M. Korsgaard, one among de Waal's commentators in his book "Primates and Philosophers", puts forward the argument that nonhuman primates are creatures that act on whatever desire or impulse is the strongest at a given moment, but they lack the autonomy with which a person can evaluate those impulses and thus choose intentionally. Without the ability to step back and reflect on these impulses, non-human primates fail to satisfy a necessary condition for moral agency. As a consequence the criteria of human moral agency should include far more than empathic or altruistic dispositions. Ultimately, according to our second lecturer Gerhard Ernst it is problematic to state that morality has evolved out of sentiments and dispositions. He disagrees with the emotivists' view that the truth or justification of moral judgments were relative to emotional attitudes of the speaker since then moral judgments would lack the normative force that we contend these judgments may have. Thus, Ernst suggests to think of morality as being related to the natural world in a similar way as sciences are themselves. Both, science and morality are faculties of human reason.
The summer school will focus on the hotly debated discourse of what constitutes morality. It will be discussed what it precisely means that human moral agency has its roots in our evolutionary ancestors. Hence, it will be reflected both, the importance and the difficulty of the question about the criteria of human moral agency.
This year ́s Unseld summer school organized by the Forum Scientiarum of Tuebingen University will take place from June 12th afternoon to June 16th noon.
Twenty graduate students and junior scientists from all over the world will have the opportunity to work on the question of the evolution of morality with Professor Frans de Waal and Professor Gerhard Ernst. In the mornings selected participants will have the opportunity to present their own projects pursuing the evolution of morality and discuss these with the lecturers and the group. The afternoon sessions of the summer school will focus on the works of Frans de Waal and Gerhard Ernst. The attendees of the summer school will also follow the Unseld Lecture on the Evolution of Morality held by Frans de Waal and an interdisciplinary discussion between Frans de Waal and Gerhard Ernst open to the public, both events taking place during the course schedule.
To apply for the international summer school, participants need to submit an abstract of up to 1000 words presenting their own projects on the topic of the evolution of morality. From these we will select a number to be presented during the morning sessions of the course. In addition, an application form downloadable from our website (www.unseld-lectures.de/cfa), including a statement of motivation, and a CV according to usual standards are required. Deadline for the receipt of complete applications is March 30th. A letter of admission will reach successful applicants by April 15th.
There is no program fee. The Forum Scientiarum seeks to facilitate the participation of competent students from all over the world – limited financial resources should not affect your decision to apply. We therefore provide participants grants for covering part of their travel expenses, awarded by the Udo Keller Foundation Forum Humanum. Also, the Forum Scientiarum will assist participants finding inexpensive accommodation.
We ask prospective applicants to subscribe to a mailing list for further updates on this event. For subscription, simply send an e-mail to unseld@fsci.uni-tuebingen.de including the name of your university.


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A few weeks ago I attended a team training day and participated in some "swaps" - this is where we all make a number of the same card or project and swap with other demos so that we end up with a whole load of different projects to use as inspiration in our businesses. One of the swap groups I was in was for Christmas cards and three of the cards I received used the "Santa's Suit" stamp set from the Autumn Winter catalogue. This is not one I had bought myself but I thought you might like to see the cards I received. They were all incredibly intricate and I can't imagine how much time (and talent) was taken to produce these.
Here is the first card. This one was made by Saffron Redman-Morriss.
Thank you so much Saffron for your beautiful card.
Come back tomorrow to see another, equally stunning card.


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Daniel Trilling is the editor of New Humanist magazine and has reported extensively on refugees in Europe. His work has been published in the London Review of Books, Guardian, New York Times and others, and won a 2017 Migration Media Award. His first book, Bloody Nasty People: the Rise of Britain's Far Right, was longlisted for the 2013 Orwell Prize. Daniel's latest book is Lights in the Distance: Exile and Refuge on the Borders of Europe.


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Sally Howarth is raising money for Breast Cancer Now and The Brain Tumour Charity
Event dates: 1st January 2022 – 31st January 2022
I am doing 'Dry January' for the first time ever and thought I would use this opportunity to raise money for Breast Cancer Now and The Brain Tumour Charity. Both of these charities have touched some of my closest friends recently which is why I have chosen these two charities.
This platform also enables me to fundraise for 2 charities at the same time and works on lower fees than other more well known platforms which is why I have chosen this one.
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The Brain Tumour Charity is the UK's largest dedicated brain tumour charity. We fund scientific and clinical research into brain tumours and offer support and information to those affected, whilst raising awareness and influencing policy.
Our aim is to improve understanding, diagnosis and treatment of brain tumours. The Brain Tumour Charity is the result of the merger of The Brain Tumour Charity (formerly Samantha Dickson Brain Tumour Trust), Brain Tumour UK and The Joseph Foote Trust. Our work is inspired by Samantha and Joseph, who sadly lost their lives to a brain tumour, and every person who has been affected.


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The criticality of gender specific medicine in spine health
by Kimberly Templeton and Janice Werbinski
It has been 36 years since the publication of the "Physicians' Health Study," which showed that low dose aspirin decreased the risk of a first heart attack in the 50,000 male physicians studied.1 This study became more infamous for its backlash from women than its epidemiological findings, since it gave no information on whether women would respond similarly. When the New England Journal of Medicine finally published a similar study, 18 years later, using 40,000 women in the "Nurses' Health Study", the effects were found to be very different.2 Aspirin was not found to be helpful in preventing heart attacks in women under age 65, and, in fact, these women had more haemorrhagic strokes than those on placebo.3 Studies such as these have led to an outcry against gender bias in medicine, and the medical community is slowly taking steps to make research more inclusive.
Sex and gender specific healthcare is important for all patients. When sex differences are not considered, healthcare needs are often not met. Only a small percentage of providers incorporate sex and gender differentiation into their clinical practices. Although the US National Institutes of Health have mandated the inclusion of women in all funded studies since 1993,4 only a minority of outcomes data are analysed by sex/gender, and a minimal number of clinical trials report results by sex/gender. Additionally, 80% of all animal studies use only male animals, and most studies on stem cells do not record the sex of the cells studied. As noted by the Institute of Medicine, "every cell has a sex,"5 and identification of the sex of cells in research, as well as animal or human subjects, needs to be included in evaluation and reporting of results.
As with the Physicians' Health Study, trials of drugs intended to be prescribed to both men and women have historically not included sufficient numbers of women, due to concerns about the impact of fluctuations of sex hormones or the potential impact on foetuses. This has led to several drugs being removed from the market because of issues of unanticipated side effects in women.6 These side effects often reflect sex-based differences in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.
While the term "women's health" was often thought to refer only to reproductive issues, a more accurate, expansive definition of this term is: "any condition for which there are differences noted between men and women in aetiology, prevention, incidence, presentation, or response to treatment."7 These differences cannot solely be attributed to the impact of sex hormones.
Kimberly Templeton and Janice Werbinski
Sex- and gender-based differences have been identified in all health conditions,7,8,9 especially musculoskeletal health. While there can be impact from sex hormones, differences in musculoskeletal anatomy, physiology, and neuromuscular control also contribute to these differences. For example, women are significantly more likely to sustain anterior cruciate ligament injuries while playing sports. Women are more likely to develop osteoporosis and related fractures, but men are significantly less likely to undergo evaluation of their bone health once they sustain a low impact fracture. Women are more likely to develop osteoarthritis of the knee and do not experience as significant functional improvement after arthroplasty, as do men.
Sex- and gender-based differences have also been identified in spine issues. There is a higher incidence of idiopathic scoliosis among females with even higher incidences reported from those countries, especially those in northern latitudes, whose girls have later age at menarche.10 Women, especially those who are post-menopausal, are more likely to complain of low back pain, and to be diagnosed with degenerative disc disease.11 During and after pregnancy, women frequently complain of chronic pelvic and back pain. While the incidence of spinal stenosis increases with age for both sexes, it tends to plateau at about age 70 for men, yet continues to increase for women.12 Women are four to five times more likely than men to be diagnosed with degenerative spondylolisthesis.13 Whilst these results come from studies based around the world, understanding the influence of sex and gender on patient outcomes is likely confounded by a lack of reporting of race and ethnicity within research; another area which needs better consideration in research.
While it is important to continue to identify conditions for which there is differing incidence or risk between men and women, improving the health of all patients requires more than that. We need to continue to study these conditions to identify why women or men are more likely to develop certain conditions, and how to best approach prevention or treatment in light of this. While it is easy to blame the hormones, the answers are likely to be more complicated than that, reflecting the multifactorial aetiology of most health conditions.
It is imperative that medical science make the effort to study males and females separately. Although many areas of difference have been identified, much more needs to be done. The "One size fits all" model of today's healthcare needs to change. It is not about men and women being equal—it is about evidence that increasingly shows the differences between the sexes. Bringing a sex and gender perspective to education and practice assures a comprehensive understanding that will ultimately improve medical care for all.
Steering Committee of the Physicians' Health Study Research Group. N Engl J Med 1989; 321(3):129-35
Ridker, et al. N Engl J Med 2005; 352: 1293-1304
Iso H, et al. Stroke 1999; 30(9): 1764-71
NIH Revitalization Act 1993, PL 103-43
Institute of Medicine, Board on Health Sciences Policy, Committee on Understanding the Biology of Sex and Gender Differences. Every Cell Has a Sex. In: TM Wizemann and ML Pardue (eds). Exploring the Biological Contributions to Human Health: Does Sex Matter? Washington DC. The National Academies Press. 2001
Heinrich J. (Director Health Care—Public Health Issues, United States General Accounting Office). Letter to: Harkin T, Snowe OJ, Mikulski BA, United States Senate and Waxman HA, House of Representatives. 19 January 2001. 8 leaf. Located at: United States General Accounting Office, Washington, DC, 20548
AMA Council on Science and Public Health (A-16). Report 5. An Expanded Definition of Women's Health (Resolution 604-A-15). 2016
National Institutes of Health Office of Research on Women's Health. How SEX and GENDER Influence Health and Disease. http://bit.ly/2mwBh9m [Accessed 7 March 2017]
Johnson P. When does medicine leave women behind? http://n.pr/2mwFM3S [Accessed 7 March 2017]
Grivas TB et al. Scoliosis 2006; 1:9
Lou C, et al. Climacteric 2014; 17(6): 700-704
Ishimoto Y, et al. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 2012; 20: 103-1108
Andersen T, et al. BioMed Research International 2013; Article ID 123847
Janice Werbinski is associate clinical professor emerita in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Western Michigan University Homer R Stryker MD School of Medicine, Kalamazoo, USA. Kimberly Templeton is professor of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, USA and president of the American Medical Women's Association
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NUS ranked Asia's best for the third year running in Times Higher Education rankings
CtoI News Desk Wednesday, February 7th 2018
For the third year running, National University of Singapore (NUS) has been recognised as Asia's top university in the 2018 edition of the Times Higher Education (THE) magazine's Asia University Rankings.
In the latest results, the university has improved its performance in almost all areas of the ranking, namely in teaching, research, citation impact and knowledge transfer.
"We are delighted that NUS continues to be Asia's best in the latest rankings by the Times Higher Education. This is an affirmation of the University's strong progress as a leading global centre of education and research," said NUS President Professor Tan Eng Chye. "It is also a strong recognition of the high quality work accomplished by our team of faculty, staff and students."
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He added that the university will be intensifying its efforts in nurturing future-ready graduates and expand lifelong education initiatives to benefit the alumni and Singaporeans. "We will also deepen the translational impact of NUS' research, and enhance our vibrant ecosystem to further foster innovation and entrepreneurship."
Mr Phil Baty, Editorial Director, Global Rankings, Times Higher Education, said, "Congratulations to NUS for holding the number one position in Times Higher Education's Asia University Rankings for the third successive year. The achievement is particularly impressive as it comes against a background of increasingly intense competition, especially from China, and of course the Times Higher Education rankings evaluate universities across a rigorous and balanced range of metrics covering not just research excellence, but also innovation, internationalisation and teaching excellence too. So to take the number one position is an outstanding achievement.
NUS stands as a beacon to institutions not just in Asia but across the world, demonstrating what can be achieved with the combination of powerful investment, strong leadership, a concentration of global talent, and an unceasing drive for improvement. I'm thrilled that the global community can learn more about NUS as it will be the host of the 2018 Times Higher Education World Academic Summit, in September."


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Akshay Kumar Warns Legal Action Against False Reports Of Booking Charter Flight For Sister!
It seems several fake reports surrounding Akshay Kumar are doing the rounds.
Akshay Kumar has denied reports claiming that he has recently booked a charter flight for his sister and her two kids. The Bollywood superstar called the news "fake from start to end" saying his sister has only one child and she never travelled anywhere amid the lockdown. He has also warned that he is thinking about taking legal action against those publishing fake news about him.
Akshay Kumar tweeted on Sunday evening: "This news about me booking a charter flight for my sister and her two kids is FAKE from start to end. She has not travelled anywhere since the lockdown and she has only one child! Contemplating legal action, enough of putting up with false, concocted reports!"
Akshay Kumar has shared the link to a news report published by a portal which claims that the actor recently booked a 186-seater aircraft as a charter flight for his sister to travel to Delhi from Mumbai. The report further claimed that in that flight, Akshay Kumar's sister, her two kids and their domestic help travelled along with four crew members, two pilots and one additional crew member.
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This news about me booking a charter flight for my sister and her two kids is FAKE from start to end.She has not travelled anywhere since the lockdown and she has only one child!Contemplating legal action,enough of putting up with false, concocted reports! https://t.co/iViBGW5cmE
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) May 31, 2020
It seems several fake reports surrounding Akshay Kumar are doing the rounds. Only Saturday, the actor took to social media to warn netizens against fake reports that casting going on for the sequel to his song "Filhall" which was released in November last year.
On the work front, Akshay Kumar has a good line-up. His films include Sooryavanshi, Laxmmi Bomb, Prithviraj, and Bacchan Pandey.
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Home Edu News Google announces vacancies. Hurry!
Google is inviting applications for the post of Associate Account Strategist for their centers at Hyderabad and Gurgaon. The earlier specified role is assigned under the Sales and Account Management team of the corporation.
Candidate is required to provide outstanding customer service and support to Google's customers over phone, e-mail, and/or live chat.
Candidate should be willing to work in shifts.
Should focus on delivering on key results like customer satisfaction, first time resolution, efficiency and quality metrics.
Candidate should add value to every client interaction by marketing the right products/services/features to customers; partner effectively with second level escalation teams to solve customer cases that need specialist attention and care.
Develop innovative ideas to drive process, product and support improvements; collaborate with specialists, engineers, and product team members on new feature development.
The candidate is required to have a relevant customer/client service experience; also experience within an online environment.


The Branding, Marketing and Recruitment team in conjunction with Physical and Environmental Resources have recently replaced the 75th anniversary flag banners around campus with new ones showcasing our students, areas of study, key points of reference around campus and images reflecting the diversity of our teaching and campus. The new banners are located at the entrance of campus starting with a welcome sign and then leading down towards the castle to parking lot 7 to greet visitors, faculty, staff and students. As much as possible the banners are situated near the corresponding school or location.


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import com.likya.tlossw.utils.xml.XMLNameSpaceTransformer;
import com.likya.tlossw.web.TlosSWBaseBean;

@ManagedBean(name = "dbConnectionPanelMBean")
@RequestScoped
public class DBConnectionPanelMBean extends TlosSWBaseBean implements Serializable {

	@ManagedProperty(value = "#{param.selectedDBConnectionID}")
	private String selectedDBConnectionID;

	@ManagedProperty(value = "#{param.insertCheck}")
	private String insertCheck;

	@ManagedProperty(value = "#{param.iCheck}")
	private String iCheck;

	@ManagedProperty(value = "#{param.selectCheckBox}")
	private String selectCheckBox;

	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	private DbProperties dbProperties;

	private String dbType = null;
	private Collection<SelectItem> dbTypeList = null;

	private String portNumber;

	private String sqlClientAppName = null;
	private String sqlClientAppPath = null;

	private Collection<SelectItem> sqlClientAppNameList = null;
	private boolean useSqlClientApp = false;

	private boolean insertButton;

	@PostConstruct
	public void init() {

		useSqlClientApp = Boolean.parseBoolean(selectCheckBox != null ? selectCheckBox : "false");
		dbProperties = DbProperties.Factory.newInstance();
		fillDBTypeList();
		fillSqlClientAppNameList();

		if (iCheck != null && iCheck.equals("insert"))
			insertButton = true;

		if (insertCheck != null) {

			if (insertCheck.equals("update")) {
				insertButton = false;

				dbType = "";

				dbProperties = getDbOperations().searchDBByID(selectedDBConnectionID);

				if (dbProperties != null) {
					dbType = dbProperties.getDbType().toString();
					portNumber = dbProperties.getListenerPortNumber() + "";
					sqlClientAppName = dbProperties.getSqlClientAppName() != null ? dbProperties.getSqlClientAppName().toString() : null;
					sqlClientAppPath = dbProperties.getSqlClientAppPath() != null ? dbProperties.getSqlClientAppPath().toString() : null;
					if(sqlClientAppName != null && !sqlClientAppName.isEmpty()) {
						setUseSqlClientApp(true);
					}
				}

			} else {
				insertButton = true;
			}
		}
	}

	public void fillDBTypeList() {
		String dbTypeValue = null;
		dbTypeList = new ArrayList<SelectItem>();

		for (int i = 0; i < DbType.Enum.table.lastInt(); i++) {
			SelectItem item = new SelectItem();
			dbTypeValue = DbType.Enum.forInt(i + 1).toString();
			item.setValue(dbTypeValue);
			item.setLabel(dbTypeValue);
			dbTypeList.add(item);
		}
	}

	public void fillSqlClientAppNameList() {
		sqlClientAppNameList = new ArrayList<SelectItem>();

		String appName = null;

		for (int i = 0; i < SqlClientAppName.Enum.table.lastInt(); i++) {
			SelectItem item = new SelectItem();
			appName = SqlClientAppName.Enum.forInt(i + 1).toString();
			item.setValue(appName);
			item.setLabel(appName);
			sqlClientAppNameList.add(item);
		}
	}

	public void resetDBConnectionAction() {
		dbProperties = DbProperties.Factory.newInstance();

		dbType = "";
		sqlClientAppName = null;
		sqlClientAppPath = null;
		portNumber = null;
	}

	public String getDBPropertiesXML() {
		QName qName = DbProperties.type.getOuterType().getDocumentElementName();
		XmlOptions xmlOptions = XMLNameSpaceTransformer.transformXML(qName);
		String dbPropertiesXML = dbProperties.xmlText(xmlOptions);

		return dbPropertiesXML;
	}

	public void updateDBConnectionAction(ActionEvent e) {
		fillDBProperties();

		// baglanti ismi tekil olmali
		if (!getDbOperations().checkDBConnectionName(getDBPropertiesXML())) {
			addMessage("insertDBConnection", FacesMessage.SEVERITY_INFO, "tlos.error.dbConnection.dublicateName", null);
			return;
		}

		if (getDbOperations().updateDBConnection(getDBPropertiesXML())) {
			addMessage("insertDBConnection", FacesMessage.SEVERITY_INFO, "tlos.success.dbConnectionDef.update", null);
		} else {
			addMessage("insertDBConnection", FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR, "tlos.error.dbConnection.update", null);
		}

	}

	public void insertDBConnectionAction(ActionEvent e) {
		fillDBProperties();

		if (setDBConnectionID()) {

			// baglanti ismi tekil olmali
			if (!getDbOperations().checkDBConnectionName(getDBPropertiesXML())) {
				addMessage("insertDBConnection", FacesMessage.SEVERITY_INFO, "tlos.error.dbConnection.dublicateName", null);
				return;
			}

			if (getDbOperations().insertDBConnection(getDBPropertiesXML())) {
				addMessage("insertDBConnection", FacesMessage.SEVERITY_INFO, "tlos.success.dbConnectionDef.insert", null);
				resetDBConnectionAction();
			} else {
				addMessage("insertDBConnection", FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR, "tlos.error.dbConnection.insert", null);
			}
		}

	}

	private void fillDBProperties() {
		if (portNumber != null && !portNumber.equals("")) {
			dbProperties.setListenerPortNumber(new Integer(portNumber));
		}

		if (!dbType.equals("")) {
			dbProperties.setDbType(DbType.Enum.forString(dbType));
		} else {
			dbProperties.setDbType(null);
		}

		if (sqlClientAppName != null && !sqlClientAppName.equals("")) {
			dbProperties.setSqlClientAppName(SqlClientAppName.Enum.forString(sqlClientAppName));
		}

		if (sqlClientAppPath != null && !sqlClientAppPath.equals("")) {
			dbProperties.setSqlClientAppPath(sqlClientAppPath);
		}
	}

	// veri tabaninda kayitli siradaki id degerini set ediyor
	public boolean setDBConnectionID() {
		int dbConnectionId = getDbOperations().getNextId(CommonConstantDefinitions.DBCONNECTION_ID);

		if (dbConnectionId < 0) {
			addMessage("insertDBConnection", FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR, "tlos.info.dbConnection.getId", null);
			return false;
		}
		dbProperties.setID(new BigInteger(dbConnectionId + ""));
		return true;
	}

	public boolean isInsertButton() {
		return insertButton;
	}

	public void setInsertButton(boolean insertButton) {
		this.insertButton = insertButton;
	}

	public String getInsertCheck() {
		return insertCheck;
	}

	public void setInsertCheck(String insertCheck) {
		this.insertCheck = insertCheck;
	}

	public String getiCheck() {
		return iCheck;
	}

	public void setiCheck(String iCheck) {
		this.iCheck = iCheck;
	}

	public DbProperties getDbProperties() {
		return dbProperties;
	}

	public void setDbProperties(DbProperties dbProperties) {
		this.dbProperties = dbProperties;
	}

	public String getDbType() {
		return dbType;
	}

	public void setDbType(String dbType) {
		this.dbType = dbType;
	}

	public Collection<SelectItem> getDbTypeList() {
		return dbTypeList;
	}

	public void setDbTypeList(Collection<SelectItem> dbTypeList) {
		this.dbTypeList = dbTypeList;
	}

	public String getSqlClientAppName() {
		return sqlClientAppName;
	}

	public void setSqlClientAppName(String sqlClientAppName) {
		this.sqlClientAppName = sqlClientAppName;
	}

	public Collection<SelectItem> getSqlClientAppNameList() {
		return sqlClientAppNameList;
	}

	public void setSqlClientAppNameList(Collection<SelectItem> sqlClientAppNameList) {
		this.sqlClientAppNameList = sqlClientAppNameList;
	}

	public String getPortNumber() {
		return portNumber;
	}

	public void setPortNumber(String portNumber) {
		this.portNumber = portNumber;
	}

	public String getSelectedDBConnectionID() {
		return selectedDBConnectionID;
	}

	public void setSelectedDBConnectionID(String selectedDBConnectionID) {
		this.selectedDBConnectionID = selectedDBConnectionID;
	}

	public boolean getUseSqlClientApp() {
		return useSqlClientApp;
	}

	public void setUseSqlClientApp(boolean useSqlClientApp) {
		this.useSqlClientApp = useSqlClientApp;
	}

//	public void changeUseSqlConnection() {
//		if(useSqlClientApp) {
//			this.useSqlClientApp = false;
//		} else {
//			this.useSqlClientApp = true;
//		}
//	}

	public String getSqlClientAppPath() {
		return sqlClientAppPath;
	}

	public void setSqlClientAppPath(String sqlClientAppPath) {
		this.sqlClientAppPath = sqlClientAppPath;
	}

	public String getSelectCheckBox() {
		return selectCheckBox;
	}

	public void setSelectCheckBox(String selectCheckBox) {
		this.selectCheckBox = selectCheckBox;
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
ESERCIZIO NUM: 944 - CATEGORIA: comprensione > conditional comprensione-advanced - DIFFICOLTA': ****
Leggi questo breve testo. Per ogni numero tra parentesi, indica la domanda migliore che devi chiedere per tali informazioni.
TESTO: John Carpenter is a (1) who lives in the centre of London. His address is (2) and his telephone number is 090-445-2324. John is (3) years old and he started working as a musician when he was 17 years old. John's day begins when he gets up very late at (4) and then he reads the newspapers in the kitchen while he eats (5) for breakfast. For the rest of the day, John either writes music or writes books. At the moment, John is (6), "That's my Turkey", and he is also writing his autobiography which will be called 'Just a Piano Man.' He is married to the famous (7) Fiona Appleby and they have four daughters. Fiona doesn't live in London though because (8) so she lives with their daughters in the north of Wales where her parents live. John told the press last week that he wanted to stop touring with his band because (9). His last tour was six months ago when he and his band, the Rancheros, were in (10). While they were touring there, someone stole all their money from the hotel. And, worse, while they were in the police station reporting this, someone stole (11) from the concert hall! John started in the famous group The Bubbles in 1974 and they had (12) hit records both in the UK and in the US. The Bubbles stayed together for only three years and John started the Rancheros in 1990 after (13) suggested the idea. At the moment his mother is helping the group with their Christmas record. His greatest fan is (14)! The Rancheros' biggest ever hit was at Christmas, 1991 with the ballad that John personally wrote, 'My mother, my life.'
DOMANDE: 1. - What is his work? - What does he does? - What is his job? // 2. - Where is his address? - What is his address? - Where he lives? // 3. - How many years is he? - How he is old? - How old is he? // 4. - What time he gets up? - What time does he get up? - When he gets up? // 5. - What does he have for breakfast? - What has he has for breakfast? - What he eats for breakfast? // 6. - What does he doing at the moment? - What does he do at the moment? - What is he doing at the moment? // 7. - What is her work? - What is her job? - What work she does? // 8. - Why not she lives in London? - Why she not live in London? - Why doesn't she live in London? // 9. - Why does he want to stop touring? - Why he wants to stop touring? // 10. - Where place were the Rancheros on the last tour? - Where were the Rancheros on the last tour? - Which place were the Rancheros on the last tour? // 11. - What stole someone from the concert hall? - What did stolen from the concert hall? - What did someone steal from the concert hall? // 12. - How much hit records did The Bubbles have? - How many hit records did The Bubbles have? - How many hit records did have The Bubbles? // 13. - Who suggested the idea of starting the Rancheros? - Who did suggest the idea of starting the Rancheros? // 14. - Who his greatest fan is? - Who is his greatest fan? - Who do his greatest fan be?


By the staff of Asia Media: It was a packed house that took in the sweeping and insightful presentation on today's Japan, from the noted international journalist David Pilling. The Asia Editor and Asia Columnist of the Financial Times offered the LMU community an intellectually thrilling tour d'horizon of the issues and challenges facing America's leading ally in Asia. But the Hong Kong-based Pilling — on a promotion tour for his new book Bending Adversity: Japan and the Art of Survival — offered a refreshing departure from the usual pessimism about the future of the world's number three economy. In his eyes, the enduring cultural strengths of the Japanese will see them through the hard times and keep them near the top tier of global economies.
The distinguished journalist was invited to LMU by the university's Asia Media staff, and the LMU community responded by filling the Van der Ahe venue – a glamorous and spacious facility in the central university library – to capacity. It was standing room only!
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Latin America - Guatemala President described Nobel Peace Laureate Rigoberta Menchu "a fabrication"
by María Luisa Rivera for Wikileaks, January 16 2011
- Memorando profético sobre Honduras previu ano "difícil" para Zelaya um ano antes do golpe
Álvaro Colom, the president of Guatemala, described Nobel Peace Laureate Rigoberta Menchu as "a fabrication" rather than an authentic leader representing the interests of indigenous peoples.
Colom made these remarks to U.S. ambassador James M. Derham when the diplomat paid a farewell call on the president in July 2008. The meeting was described in a subsequent cable sent by Derham to Washington.
"Colom said Menchu was a "fabrication" of French anthropologist and author Elizabeth Burgos, who wrote the book, "I, Rigoberta Menchu," that brought Menchu to international attention. Colom said that Menchu is widely disliked by Guatemalan indigenous people, as demonstrated by her poor showing in the 2007 presidential election. He said he was present at a 1997 ceremony at which Mayan leaders formally pardoned Menchu for "betraying her people."
Rigoberta Menchu
Rigoberta Menchu, an indigenous K'iche' woman from the highlands of Guatemala, was awarded the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize for her work as an activist campaigning for the rights of the indigenous peoples. Over the years, Menchu has focused on the human rights violations committed by the Guatemalan armed forces during the country's civil war as well as the abuses of extractive industries and corporations against indigenous peoples.
Non indigenous politicians and middle class citizens in Guatemala have never liked Menchú because of the threat that she poses to their business interests and it seems that President Colom is no exception. Thus it is not surprising that Colom, in his talks with the U.S. ambassador, was more concerned about how the protests had affected business conditions for investors, rather than the demands of the indigenous communities such as the rejection of the construction of the cement plant in San Juan Sacatepéquez on indigenous lands where the local people cultivate flowers.
"Colom said that former presidential candidate and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Rigoberta Menchu was at least partly responsible for inciting local opposition to the proposed plant," the ambassador reported back to Washington. "She had told Colom of her involvement and that she would continue to encourage indigenous people to protect their land."
Yes to Venezuelan oil, no to free trade agreement
Even though Colom is opposed to the demands of local communities and progressive organizations, the diplomatic memo makes it clear he did not entirely support Washington's wishes for the region notably the decade-long campaign against President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela.
Colom told the U.S. ambassador that he would reject the free trade agreement created by Chavez - Alianza Bolivariana para los Pueblos de Nuestra América or ALBA (the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America) - but would have to take part in the PetroCaribe deal to avail of the cheap oil being offered by Venezuela.
In the diplomatic cable uncovered by Wikileaks, Derham reported that President Colom was expecting to sign a deal with Petrocaribe at an upcoming trip to Caracas the following week because Guatemala's tax reform was widely expected to be rejected by the national Congress and Colom needed to "alleviate rising fuel and food prices" - a claim that other elected officials confirmed to the ambassador.
"He (Colom) said he was surprised that the Guatemalan countryside had not yet "exploded" in protest at recent increases in fuel and food prices, and expressed concern that a popular backlash might not be long in coming. Food and fuel inflation was straining people's budgets, resulting in increased pressure on the state's limited social welfare net."
Derham reported that President Colom "defended his decision" to travel to Caracas saying: "We're Social Democrats, but we're not fanatics, and we're aware that radicalism in governance leads to failure."


text:
/**
 * Created by fima on 17.01.15.
 */

module.exports = (function() {
  var ClassNamesStore = function(parserType, separator) {
    this.fullNameStore_ = {};
    this.wordStore_ = {};
    this.separator_ = separator;
    this.parserType_ = parserType;
    this.avaliableFirstSymbols_ = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz';
    this.avaliableOtherSymbols_ = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz' +
      'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789';
  };
  ClassNamesStore.prototype = {
    addClass: function(className) {
      if (this.fullNameStore_[className] == undefined) {
        this.fullNameStore_[className] = {
          count: 1,
          name: className
        };
      } else {
        this.fullNameStore_[className].count++;
      }
      if (this.parserType_ == 'any' || this.parserType_ == 'word') {
        var words = className.split(this.separator_);
        for (var i = 0; i < words.length; i++) {
          this.addWord_(words[i]);
        }
      }
    },
    addWord_: function(word) {
      if (this.wordStore_[word] == undefined) {
        this.wordStore_[word] = {
          count: 1,
          name: word
        };
      } else {
        this.wordStore_[word].count++;
      }
    },
    numberToCode_: function(number) {
      var r = this
        .avaliableFirstSymbols_[number % this.avaliableFirstSymbols_.length];
      number = Math.floor(number / this.avaliableFirstSymbols_.length);

      while (number > 0) {
        r += this
          .avaliableOtherSymbols_[number % this.avaliableOtherSymbols_.length];
        number = Math.floor(number / this.avaliableOtherSymbols_.length);
      }

      return r;
    },
    calcVocabulary: function() {
      var fullNameStoreAsArray = [];
      var wordStoreAsArray = [];
      var fullNameProfitSum = 0;
      var wordProfitSum = 0;

      if (this.parserType_ == 'any' || this.parserType_ == 'word') {
        for (var key in this.wordStore_) {
          if (this.wordStore_.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
            wordStoreAsArray.push(this.wordStore_[key]);
          }
        }
        wordStoreAsArray.sort(function(a, b) {
          return b.count - a.count;
        });
        this.wordStore_ = {};
        for (var i = 0; i < wordStoreAsArray.length; i++) {
          wordStoreAsArray[i].wordAbbr = this.numberToCode_(i);
          this.wordStore_[wordStoreAsArray[i].name] = wordStoreAsArray[i];
        }
      }

      for (key in this.fullNameStore_) {
        if (this.fullNameStore_.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
          fullNameStoreAsArray.push(this.fullNameStore_[key]);
        }
      }
      fullNameStoreAsArray.sort(function(a, b) {
        return b.count - a.count;
      });
      this.fullNameStore_ = {};

      for (i = 0; i < fullNameStoreAsArray.length; i++) {

        if (this.parserType_ == 'any' || this.parserType_ == 'full') {
          var fullNameAbbr = this.numberToCode_(i);
          fullNameStoreAsArray[i].fullNameAbbr = fullNameAbbr;
          fullNameStoreAsArray[i].fullNameProffit =
            (fullNameStoreAsArray[i].name.length - fullNameAbbr.length) *
            fullNameStoreAsArray[i].count;
          fullNameProfitSum += fullNameStoreAsArray[i].fullNameProffit;
        }

        if (this.parserType_ == 'any' || this.parserType_ == 'word') {
          var words = fullNameStoreAsArray[i].name.split(this.separator_);
          for (var j = 0; j < words.length; j++) {
            words[j] = this.wordStore_[words[j]].wordAbbr;
          }
          fullNameStoreAsArray[i].wordAbbr = words.join(this.separator_);
          fullNameStoreAsArray[i].wordsProffit =
            (fullNameStoreAsArray[i].name.length -
            fullNameStoreAsArray[i].wordAbbr.length) *
            fullNameStoreAsArray[i].count;
          wordProfitSum += fullNameStoreAsArray[i].wordsProffit;
        }

        this.fullNameStore_[fullNameStoreAsArray[i].name] =
          fullNameStoreAsArray[i];
      }

      if (this.parserType_ == 'full' || this.parserType_ == 'any') {
        console.log('Full name optimization profit : ' + fullNameProfitSum);
      }
      if (this.parserType_ == 'word' || this.parserType_ == 'any') {
        console.log('Word-by-word optimization profit : ' + wordProfitSum);
      }
      var vocabulary = [];
      if (this.parserType_ == 'any') {
        if (fullNameProfitSum >= wordProfitSum) {
          this.parserType_ = 'full';
          console.log('Recommended method : \'full\'');
          //console.log(JSON.stringify(fullNameStoreAsArray));
        } else {
          this.parserType_ = 'word';
          console.log('Recommended method : \'word\'');
          console.log(JSON.stringify(wordStoreAsArray));
        }
      }
      if (this.parserType_ == 'full') {
        fullNameStoreAsArray.forEach(function(el) {
          vocabulary.push({name: el.name, abbr: el.fullNameAbbr});
        });
      }
      if (this.parserType_ == 'word') {
        fullNameStoreAsArray.forEach(function(el) {
          vocabulary.push({name: el.name, abbr: el.wordAbbr});
        });
      }
      this.renameVocabularu_ = vocabulary;
    },
    getVocabulary: function() {
      return this.renameVocabularu_;
    },
    getNewClassName: function(className) {
      if (this.parserType_ == 'full') {
        return this.fullNameStore_[className].fullNameAbbr;
      } else {
        return this.fullNameStore_[className].wordAbbr;
      }
    },
    getRenameType: function() {
      return this.parserType_;
    }
  };

  return ClassNamesStore;
})();