Editor and publisher of Hack-Tic, an (in)famous hacker magazine of the late eighties and early nineties. Founder of XS4ALL, a dutch ISP which played a central part in many of the early battles of the Internet. Founder of ITSX, a computer security consultancy. Founder of NAH6/GSMK Cryptophone, which sells mobile phones that employ strong end-to-end encryption. Organises large hacker events in The Netherlands every four years since 1989, the most recent on being What The Hack (2005). Writes free software on occasion. Tries to stay current on surveillance technology and the intelligence community.
Born in 1968, spent most of his life in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Raises twin boys (born 1997) with Carla van Rijsbergen with whom he has been together since 1989.


Tan Family Chronicles: Isaac swimming!
This is Isaac in his swim wear :) The tee's made of the swimsuit kinda material. Thought this was easier than getting him into those one piece suit kind, which is kinda hard to wear.
Me: Dear, take picture, now.
Me: Did you take him smiling? Must take him smiling okay?
Me: Take some more! some more!
Me: Just snap! Digital photos you know, can delete one!
Isaac was playing with this crocodile and insisted on sitting on it. It was pretty hard balancing him on the animal though.
Isaac loves swimming. He loves the water, since young. With his two arm floats, he can stay in the water without support for quite awhile.
I asked hubbs to pop over to the lap pool to take a picture of Isabelle and Becca having their swimming lesson. Isabelle looks so small compared to Becca in the photo! Was really cool to see them swimming like that :) We plan to start Isaac in swimming lessons with Natalie, sometime next year, I think. Or maybe end of this year.
Colour coded for your convenience!
Say you, say me. Say it forever. Naturally.


way to decrease the stress that you experience is to lower your caffeine consumption. A large intake of caffeine can increase the levels of cortisol in your body. Cortisol is the stress hormone in your body that helps to regulate many things including weight gain, mood swings, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. By reducing your caffeine intake, you will naturally decrease your tension levels.Read! A great idea that can help you decrease tension is to simply check out a book! You'll be surprised at how relaxed you'll feel if you pick up a book the next time that you're feeling stressed. Checking out a book constantly takes your mind to a different place.If your tension originates from problems at work or school, you ought to try to believe optimistically. When you are hesitant, you just have negative ideas internally, which can cause fear, and stress, and anxiety. Believe positively about landing an offer or getting a good grade on a test to remove stress.By minimizing or, better yet, even removing stress from our lives, we can do wonders in improving our health.
This isn't an impossible task. The first action is finding out the problem. The second action, or series of actions actually, includes dealing with the issue at its root and working to eliminate it in its whole.
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https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2021/09/15/analyzing-attacks-that-exploit-the-mshtml-cve-2021-40444-vulnerability/
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Tödliche Schönheit (Originaltitel: Beauty Queen Murders) war eine US-amerikanische Krimi-Dokumentationsreihe, die vom 1. Oktober 2013 bis zum 3. November 2014 auf dem US-amerikanischen Sender Investigation Discovery erstausgestrahlt wurde.

Die deutschsprachige Erstausstrahlung erfolgte vom 31. Mai 2014 bis zum 18. August 2016 auf dem deutschen Sender TLC Deutschland.

Konzept
Die Sendung behandelt Kriminalfälle, deren Todesopfer durch ihre Teilnahmen an Schönheitswettbewerben berühmt wurden. Dabei werden Szenen nachgestellt, Original-Fotos und -Videos sowie Beiträge aus Fernsehnachrichten und Interviews mit Beteiligten verwendet.

Pro Folge wird ein Fall behandelt.

Produktion und Ausstrahlung
Tödliche Schönheit war eine Produktion von Optomen Productions für Investigation Discovery.

Im April 2013 kündigte der Sender Investigation Discovery mehrere neue True-Crime-Formate an, darunter auch Beauty Queen Murders. Sendestart war der 1. Oktober 2013.

Die erste sechsteilige Staffel wurde vom 1. Oktober bis zum 5. November jeden Dienstag um 22 Uhr auf Investigation Discovery ausgestrahlt wurde.

Im April 2014 wurde eine zweite sechsteilige Staffel angekündigt, die schließlich vom 30. September bis zum 3. November 2014 jeden Dienstag um 9 Uhr gezeigt wurde.

Die Fernsehsendung wurde unter anderem auch in Spanien, Ungarn und Italien mit lokaler Übersetzung gezeigt.

Deutschsprachiger Raum
Die deutschsprachige Erstausstrahlung der ersten Staffel erfolgte vom 31. Mai bis zum 5. Juli 2014 samstags um 22 Uhr auf dem deutschen Sender TLC Deutschland. Die zweite Staffel wurde in deutscher Sprache erstmals vom 14. Juli bis zum 18. August 2016 jeden Donnerstag um 22 Uhr ebenfalls auf TLC gezeigt.

In der Schweiz wurden die ersten neun Folgen im November und Dezember 2016 mittwochs um 23 Uhr sowie die restlichen drei Folgen im Januar 2017 mittwochs um 22:30 Uhr auf dem Privatsender S1 ausgestrahlt.

Die Übersetzung und Ausstrahlung im deutschsprachigen Raum orientierte sich dabei nicht nach der ursprünglichen Einteilung der Folgen.

Episodenliste

Staffel 1

Staffel 2

Weblinks

 Offizielle Website bei Investigation Discovery (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Fernsehserie (Vereinigte Staaten)
Fernsehserie der 2010er Jahre
Kriminal-Fernsehserie
Dokumentarreihe
Investigation Discovery

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import type * as t from "@babel/types";

import { isIdentifierName } from "@babel/helper-validator-identifier";
import splitExportDeclaration from "@babel/helper-split-export-declaration";
import type { NodePath } from "@babel/traverse";

export interface ModuleMetadata {
  exportName: string;
  // The name of the variable that will reference an object containing export names.
  exportNameListName: null | string;
  hasExports: boolean;
  // Lookup from local binding to export information.
  local: Map<string, LocalExportMetadata>;
  // Lookup of source file to source file metadata.
  source: Map<string, SourceModuleMetadata>;
  // List of names that should only be printed as string literals.
  // i.e. `import { "any unicode" as foo } from "some-module"`
  // `stringSpecifiers` is Set(1) ["any unicode"]
  // In most cases `stringSpecifiers` is an empty Set
  stringSpecifiers: Set<string>;
}

export type InteropType =
  | "default" // Babel interop for default-only imports
  | "namespace" // Babel interop for namespace or default+named imports
  | "node-default" // Node.js interop for default-only imports
  | "node-namespace" // Node.js interop for namespace or default+named imports
  | "none"; // No interop, or named-only imports

export type ImportInterop =
  | "none"
  | "babel"
  | "node"
  | ((source: string, filename?: string) => "none" | "babel" | "node");

export type Lazy = boolean | string[] | ((source: string) => boolean);

export interface SourceModuleMetadata {
  // A unique variable name to use for this namespace object. Centralized for simplicity.
  name: string;
  loc: t.SourceLocation | undefined | null;
  interop: InteropType;
  // Local binding to reference from this source namespace. Key: Local name, value: Import name
  imports: Map<string, string>;
  // Local names that reference namespace object.
  importsNamespace: Set<string>;
  // Reexports to create for namespace. Key: Export name, value: Import name
  reexports: Map<string, string>;
  // List of names to re-export namespace as.
  reexportNamespace: Set<string>;
  // Tracks if the source should be re-exported.
  reexportAll: null | {
    loc: t.SourceLocation | undefined | null;
  };
  lazy?: Lazy;
}

export interface LocalExportMetadata {
  names: Array<string>; // names of exports,
  kind: "import" | "hoisted" | "block" | "var";
}

/**
 * Check if the module has any exports that need handling.
 */
export function hasExports(metadata: ModuleMetadata) {
  return metadata.hasExports;
}

/**
 * Check if a given source is an anonymous import, e.g. "import 'foo';"
 */
export function isSideEffectImport(source: SourceModuleMetadata) {
  return (
    source.imports.size === 0 &&
    source.importsNamespace.size === 0 &&
    source.reexports.size === 0 &&
    source.reexportNamespace.size === 0 &&
    !source.reexportAll
  );
}

export function validateImportInteropOption(
  importInterop: any,
): importInterop is ImportInterop {
  if (
    typeof importInterop !== "function" &&
    importInterop !== "none" &&
    importInterop !== "babel" &&
    importInterop !== "node"
  ) {
    throw new Error(
      `.importInterop must be one of "none", "babel", "node", or a function returning one of those values (received ${importInterop}).`,
    );
  }
  return importInterop;
}

function resolveImportInterop(
  importInterop: ImportInterop,
  source: string,
  filename: string | undefined,
) {
  if (typeof importInterop === "function") {
    return validateImportInteropOption(importInterop(source, filename));
  }
  return importInterop;
}

/**
 * Remove all imports and exports from the file, and return all metadata
 * needed to reconstruct the module's behavior.
 */
export default function normalizeModuleAndLoadMetadata(
  programPath: NodePath<t.Program>,
  exportName: string,
  {
    importInterop,
    initializeReexports = false,
    lazy = false,
    esNamespaceOnly = false,
    filename,
  }: {
    importInterop: ImportInterop;
    initializeReexports: boolean | void;
    lazy: Lazy;
    esNamespaceOnly: boolean;
    filename: string;
  },
): ModuleMetadata {
  if (!exportName) {
    exportName = programPath.scope.generateUidIdentifier("exports").name;
  }
  const stringSpecifiers = new Set<string>();

  nameAnonymousExports(programPath);

  const { local, source, hasExports } = getModuleMetadata(
    programPath,
    { initializeReexports, lazy },
    stringSpecifiers,
  );

  removeModuleDeclarations(programPath);

  // Reuse the imported namespace name if there is one.
  for (const [, metadata] of source) {
    if (metadata.importsNamespace.size > 0) {
      // This is kind of gross. If we stop using `loose: true` we should
      // just make this destructuring assignment.
      metadata.name = metadata.importsNamespace.values().next().value;
    }

    const resolvedInterop = resolveImportInterop(
      importInterop,
      metadata.source,
      filename,
    );

    if (resolvedInterop === "none") {
      metadata.interop = "none";
    } else if (resolvedInterop === "node" && metadata.interop === "namespace") {
      metadata.interop = "node-namespace";
    } else if (resolvedInterop === "node" && metadata.interop === "default") {
      metadata.interop = "node-default";
    } else if (esNamespaceOnly && metadata.interop === "namespace") {
      // Both the default and namespace interops pass through __esModule
      // objects, but the namespace interop is used to enable Babel's
      // destructuring-like interop behavior for normal CommonJS.
      // Since some tooling has started to remove that behavior, we expose
      // it as the `esNamespace` option.
      metadata.interop = "default";
    }
  }

  return {
    exportName,
    exportNameListName: null,
    hasExports,
    local,
    source,
    stringSpecifiers,
  };
}

function getExportSpecifierName(
  path: NodePath,
  stringSpecifiers: Set<string>,
): string {
  if (path.isIdentifier()) {
    return path.node.name;
  } else if (path.isStringLiteral()) {
    const stringValue = path.node.value;
    // add specifier value to `stringSpecifiers` only when it can not be converted to an identifier name
    // i.e In `import { "foo" as bar }`
    // we do not consider `"foo"` to be a `stringSpecifier` because we can treat it as
    // `import { foo as bar }`
    // This helps minimize the size of `stringSpecifiers` and reduce overhead of checking valid identifier names
    // when building transpiled code from metadata
    if (!isIdentifierName(stringValue)) {
      stringSpecifiers.add(stringValue);
    }
    return stringValue;
  } else {
    throw new Error(
      `Expected export specifier to be either Identifier or StringLiteral, got ${path.node.type}`,
    );
  }
}

function assertExportSpecifier(
  path: NodePath,
): asserts path is NodePath<t.ExportSpecifier> {
  if (path.isExportSpecifier()) {
    return;
  } else if (path.isExportNamespaceSpecifier()) {
    throw path.buildCodeFrameError(
      "Export namespace should be first transformed by `@babel/plugin-proposal-export-namespace-from`.",
    );
  } else {
    throw path.buildCodeFrameError("Unexpected export specifier type");
  }
}

/**
 * Get metadata about the imports and exports present in this module.
 */
function getModuleMetadata(
  programPath: NodePath<t.Program>,
  {
    lazy,
    initializeReexports,
  }: {
    // todo(flow-ts) changed from boolean, to match expected usage inside the function
    lazy: boolean | string[] | ((source: string) => boolean);
    initializeReexports: boolean | void;
  },
  stringSpecifiers: Set<string>,
) {
  const localData = getLocalExportMetadata(
    programPath,
    initializeReexports,
    stringSpecifiers,
  );

  const sourceData = new Map();
  const getData = (sourceNode: t.StringLiteral) => {
    const source = sourceNode.value;

    let data = sourceData.get(source);
    if (!data) {
      data = {
        name: programPath.scope.generateUidIdentifier(
          basename(source, extname(source)),
        ).name,

        interop: "none",

        loc: null,

        // Data about the requested sources and names.
        imports: new Map(),
        importsNamespace: new Set(),

        // Metadata about data that is passed directly from source to export.
        reexports: new Map(),
        reexportNamespace: new Set(),
        reexportAll: null,

        lazy: false,

        source,
      };
      sourceData.set(source, data);
    }
    return data;
  };
  let hasExports = false;
  programPath.get("body").forEach(child => {
    if (child.isImportDeclaration()) {
      const data = getData(child.node.source);
      if (!data.loc) data.loc = child.node.loc;

      child.get("specifiers").forEach(spec => {
        if (spec.isImportDefaultSpecifier()) {
          const localName = spec.get("local").node.name;

          data.imports.set(localName, "default");

          const reexport = localData.get(localName);
          if (reexport) {
            localData.delete(localName);

            reexport.names.forEach(name => {
              data.reexports.set(name, "default");
            });
          }
        } else if (spec.isImportNamespaceSpecifier()) {
          const localName = spec.get("local").node.name;

          data.importsNamespace.add(localName);
          const reexport = localData.get(localName);
          if (reexport) {
            localData.delete(localName);

            reexport.names.forEach(name => {
              data.reexportNamespace.add(name);
            });
          }
        } else if (spec.isImportSpecifier()) {
          const importName = getExportSpecifierName(
            spec.get("imported"),
            stringSpecifiers,
          );
          const localName = spec.get("local").node.name;

          data.imports.set(localName, importName);

          const reexport = localData.get(localName);
          if (reexport) {
            localData.delete(localName);

            reexport.names.forEach(name => {
              data.reexports.set(name, importName);
            });
          }
        }
      });
    } else if (child.isExportAllDeclaration()) {
      hasExports = true;
      const data = getData(child.node.source);
      if (!data.loc) data.loc = child.node.loc;

      data.reexportAll = {
        loc: child.node.loc,
      };
    } else if (child.isExportNamedDeclaration() && child.node.source) {
      hasExports = true;
      const data = getData(child.node.source);
      if (!data.loc) data.loc = child.node.loc;

      child.get("specifiers").forEach(spec => {
        assertExportSpecifier(spec);
        const importName = getExportSpecifierName(
          spec.get("local"),
          stringSpecifiers,
        );
        const exportName = getExportSpecifierName(
          spec.get("exported"),
          stringSpecifiers,
        );

        data.reexports.set(exportName, importName);

        if (exportName === "__esModule") {
          throw spec
            .get("exported")
            .buildCodeFrameError('Illegal export "__esModule".');
        }
      });
    } else if (
      child.isExportNamedDeclaration() ||
      child.isExportDefaultDeclaration()
    ) {
      hasExports = true;
    }
  });

  for (const metadata of sourceData.values()) {
    let needsDefault = false;
    let needsNamed = false;

    if (metadata.importsNamespace.size > 0) {
      needsDefault = true;
      needsNamed = true;
    }

    if (metadata.reexportAll) {
      needsNamed = true;
    }

    for (const importName of metadata.imports.values()) {
      if (importName === "default") needsDefault = true;
      else needsNamed = true;
    }
    for (const importName of metadata.reexports.values()) {
      if (importName === "default") needsDefault = true;
      else needsNamed = true;
    }

    if (needsDefault && needsNamed) {
      // TODO(logan): Using the namespace interop here is unfortunate. Revisit.
      metadata.interop = "namespace";
    } else if (needsDefault) {
      metadata.interop = "default";
    }
  }

  for (const [source, metadata] of sourceData) {
    if (
      lazy !== false &&
      !(isSideEffectImport(metadata) || metadata.reexportAll)
    ) {
      if (lazy === true) {
        // 'true' means that local relative files are eagerly loaded and
        // dependency modules are loaded lazily.
        metadata.lazy = !/\./.test(source);
      } else if (Array.isArray(lazy)) {
        metadata.lazy = lazy.indexOf(source) !== -1;
      } else if (typeof lazy === "function") {
        metadata.lazy = lazy(source);
      } else {
        throw new Error(`.lazy must be a boolean, string array, or function`);
      }
    }
  }

  return {
    hasExports,
    local: localData,
    source: sourceData,
  };
}

type ModuleBindingKind = "import" | "hoisted" | "block" | "var";
/**
 * Get metadata about local variables that are exported.
 */
function getLocalExportMetadata(
  programPath: NodePath<t.Program>,
  initializeReexports: boolean | void,
  stringSpecifiers: Set<string>,
): Map<string, LocalExportMetadata> {
  const bindingKindLookup = new Map();

  programPath.get("body").forEach((child: NodePath) => {
    let kind: ModuleBindingKind;
    if (child.isImportDeclaration()) {
      kind = "import";
    } else {
      if (child.isExportDefaultDeclaration()) {
        child = child.get("declaration");
      }
      if (child.isExportNamedDeclaration()) {
        if (child.node.declaration) {
          child = child.get("declaration");
        } else if (
          initializeReexports &&
          child.node.source &&
          child.get("source").isStringLiteral()
        ) {
          child.get("specifiers").forEach(spec => {
            assertExportSpecifier(spec);
            bindingKindLookup.set(spec.get("local").node.name, "block");
          });
          return;
        }
      }

      if (child.isFunctionDeclaration()) {
        kind = "hoisted";
      } else if (child.isClassDeclaration()) {
        kind = "block";
      } else if (child.isVariableDeclaration({ kind: "var" })) {
        kind = "var";
      } else if (child.isVariableDeclaration()) {
        kind = "block";
      } else {
        return;
      }
    }

    Object.keys(child.getOuterBindingIdentifiers()).forEach(name => {
      bindingKindLookup.set(name, kind);
    });
  });

  const localMetadata = new Map();
  const getLocalMetadata = (idPath: NodePath<t.Identifier>) => {
    const localName = idPath.node.name;
    let metadata = localMetadata.get(localName);

    if (!metadata) {
      const kind = bindingKindLookup.get(localName);

      if (kind === undefined) {
        throw idPath.buildCodeFrameError(
          `Exporting local "${localName}", which is not declared.`,
        );
      }

      metadata = {
        names: [],
        kind,
      };
      localMetadata.set(localName, metadata);
    }
    return metadata;
  };

  programPath.get("body").forEach(child => {
    if (
      child.isExportNamedDeclaration() &&
      (initializeReexports || !child.node.source)
    ) {
      if (child.node.declaration) {
        const declaration = child.get("declaration");
        const ids = declaration.getOuterBindingIdentifierPaths();
        Object.keys(ids).forEach(name => {
          if (name === "__esModule") {
            throw declaration.buildCodeFrameError(
              'Illegal export "__esModule".',
            );
          }
          getLocalMetadata(ids[name]).names.push(name);
        });
      } else {
        child.get("specifiers").forEach(spec => {
          const local = spec.get("local");
          const exported = spec.get("exported");
          const localMetadata = getLocalMetadata(local);
          const exportName = getExportSpecifierName(exported, stringSpecifiers);

          if (exportName === "__esModule") {
            throw exported.buildCodeFrameError('Illegal export "__esModule".');
          }
          localMetadata.names.push(exportName);
        });
      }
    } else if (child.isExportDefaultDeclaration()) {
      const declaration = child.get("declaration");
      if (
        declaration.isFunctionDeclaration() ||
        declaration.isClassDeclaration()
      ) {
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Trail cameras have a multitude of applications which range from hunting to even using as security cameras in gardens and backyards. Choosing a budget trail camera is confusing given the fact that so many makes and models are available, and finding a decent budget friendly trail camera which offers great value for money is not easy. Simmons has been in the market for a long time and has developed its Whitetail Trail Camera with a great deal of passion, and this reflects in every aspect of the device. Packed with brilliant features, the Simmons Whitetail Trail Camera with Night Vision has received many positive reviews.
The Simmons Whitetail Trail Camera is a very low profile device which can be hidden anywhere out of sight, for example on trees or bushes and such. It comes enclosed in a stock case, but you can also customize any type of case according to your needs. While taking photos in the dark, this camera also makes sure not to spook the subjects. The device is compact and measures at 2.9 inches x 9.8 inches x 7.4 inches and weighs around 6.4 ounces. This means that it does not add much weight or take up much space in your accessory kit. The camera build is robust, and some user modifications to the outer casing can further enhance its sturdiness.
Having a long range motion sensor is very important for trail hunting since most hunters need to cover as much field of view as possible to add to the accuracy of the game's trail. This trail camera has PIR motion sensors which have a range of over 30 feet. Also the fast reaction and shutter accuracy ensures that you do not miss anything. Even in complete darkness, the motion sensor is as active as it is during the day. This huge range also makes it perfect to be applied to any kind of security applications like using it as a security camera at night.
Another important feature is the night vision system. This device is equipped with an 18 IR LED flash. IR LED flash is just like a normal flash except it is almost invisible to any game. This has an effective range of 40 feet. Night time black and white images captured by this camera are sharp and of very good quality. They give you a detailed snapshot of positions and movements around the camera's view. While taking pictures, the IR LED flash does light up, but the light is so faint it is almost unnoticeable.
Video and images recorded by the Simmons Trail Camera are of very good quality and each detail can be seen with precision. This device can take images with 5 or 6 MP resolutions and videos are recorded at 640×480 resolution, but they are of amazingly great detail. While daytime images and videos captured are in color, night images and videos are black and white (greenish tinge) but offer the same resolution as daytime images. The image and video quality alone puts this device in its own league.
The device is powered by 4 AA sized batteries and battery life is calculated at as long as 6 months. So, this camera can be used for seasonal hunting and trailing of game and has been proven over and over again from its thousands of users. Its long battery life is complemented by an additional 32 GB SD card which can provide a huge amount of space for videos and images. If you are using it for night time videography purposes, you can use a number of SD cards and swap them out regularly.
Rugged, lightweight and slim design; easily fits in your accessory kit.
Accurate PIR motion sensors with a range of 30 feet.
IR LED flash for nighttime imagery.
6MP resolution camera offers great details in your images and videos, even at night.
Powered by 4 AA sized batteries with a long battery life of 6 months.
Supports a 32 GB SD card and hence it has enough space for recording.
Stock casing is not weatherproof.
Q) What happens if the SD card gets full?
A) If the SD card gets full, it will not record any more images. It does not delete or overwrite old images.
Q) Does this camera flash at night?
A) Technically yes, this camera does flash at night. But the light emitted by the IR flash is almost of negligible intensity; it and cannot be spotted by game most of the time and will not spook animals.
Q) Can this camera be mounted inside a box?
A) Absolutely. If you want you can customize a box by yourself to mount this camera for added protection. This camera already comes with a stock box which can be opened to change the memory card.
The Simmons Whitetail Camera is all about great photos, ease of use, sturdy build, and it comes with night vision abilities and a lot of features which are packed into this device. It's no wonder that many Simmons Trail Camera reviews have been so positive everywhere. Being top quality does not always mean having a high price, this is a budget friendly accessory which is a must-have for professionals and beginners alike. The time-stamped high quality pictures and videos captured by this low profile device are perfect not only for game hunting but also for education, research or entertainment purposes. No matter what you use this camera for, this is a device you should consider.
For a few other best hunting camera reviews, read our Best Hunting Camera Reviews and Buying Guide.


Join us for our first annual spring studio recital featuring the students of Atomic City Voice Studio! These students have worked very hard all year fine-tuning their skills as storytellers through singing and I am so proud of the work they have accomplished. Friends and family are welcome to come to this free recital at Immanuel Baptist Church on May 27th at 3pm.


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Transfer News: Interest Mounts In Chelsea Outcast | Man Utd Dealt Midfielder Blow
By Transfer News Reporter on October 4, 2013
Although the summer transfer window is officially closed that doesn't stop clubs working hard behind the scenes and preparing for the January transfer window, so we'll keep you up-to-date with all the latest gossip. Here, interest mounts in Kevin de Bruyne and Man Utd have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of Ander Herrera.
German Trio Eye De Bruyne
First up and the Mirror are reporting that a whole hosts of German clubs are lining up loan moves for Chelsea outcast Kevin de Bruyne this January.
The Belgian international impressed while on loan at Werder Bremen last season but after making just 2 starts this year for Chelsea, the 22-year-old has quickly fallen out-of-favour under Jose Mourinho, with the Blues boss publicly criticising the players performances this campaign and left him back in west London for Chelsea's trip to Steaua Bucharest on Tuesday.
The Mirror claim that Bremen are looking to try and bring De Bruyne back to the Bundesliga on loan in January but they will face stiff competition from Bayer Leverkusen and Wolfsburg, who are also thought to be interested.
The newspaper suggests that Leverkusen tried to sign De Bruyne as part of the deal that saw Andre Schurrle move to Stamford Bridge in the summer, and they may now go back with a new proposal after the youngster has dropped down the pecking order at Chelsea.
United dealt Herrera Blow
Next up and the Express are carrying quotes from Athletic Bilbao president Josu Urrutia who has shut the door on a possible move for Ander Herrera to Manchester United in January.
The Premier League champions were strongly linked with the Spanish midfielder in the summer and were believed to have failed with a late bid to land the player on deadline day.
The Express suggest that David Moyes was set to renew his interest when the transfer window re-opened in January as he tries to strengthen his squad following a disappointing start to life at Old Trafford.
However, Bilbao president Josu Urrutia insists the matter is now closed and urged Herrera to concentrate on giving his all to the club.
"I don't know what other teams will do, but I consider the Herrera issue to be closed.
"Ander has a contract until 2016. All players have to focus on giving Athletic all you can give." Urrutia is quoted as saying by the Express.
So it doesn't look like the La Liga outfit are interested in cashing in on their star midfielder any time soon. United ended up buying Marouane Fellaini from Everton on deadline day but there is little doubt Moyes will need to add to his squad further this winter if he wants to defend the title.
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Q: ¿Como incluir archivos css o javascript solo en paginas especificas usando PHP? Hola quiza alguien me pueda ayudar con esta duda. Quisiera saber como podria hacer para incluir distintos archivos css dependiendo de la pagina. Voy a poner un ejemplo para tratar de explicarme mejor.
Tengo una web basica con sus correspondientes header.php y footer.php
En el header tengo lo basico
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="es">

<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css"><!-- primer archivo css -->
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="custom-style.css"><!-- segundo archivo css -->
    <title>Mi pagina</title>
</head>

<body>
    <header>
        Cabecera
    </header>

El footer lo tengo asi
    <footer>
        Pie de pagina
    </footer>
    <script src="/app1.js"></script><!-- primer archivo js -->
    <script src="/app2.js"></script><!-- segundo archivo js -->
</body>

</html>

Finalmente en el index.php hago un include para llamar al header y footer
<?php
include("./header.php")
?>
<main>
    Contenido principal
</main>
<?php
include("./footer.php")
?>

Ahora si en header.php y footer.php coloco los css y js globales, es decir que seran usados en todo el sitio. ¿Como podria hacer para incluir nuevos archivos css y js en paginas especificas?
Es decir si creo una nueva pagina: pagina-secundaria.php, ¿cual seria la forma de poner un archivo de css o js adicional solo en esta pagina teniendo en cuenta que usaria la misma estructura del index?
//solo en esta pagina quiero añadir css o js adicional
<?php
include("./header.php")
?>
<main>
    Contenido principal
</main>
<?php
include("./footer.php")
?>

Lo eh pensado mucho pero no me queda claro.

A: En pagina-secundaria.php podrías usar una variable para un if:
<?php
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include("./header.php")
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    Contenido principal
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if ($pag_actual == "secundaria") {
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The Mayor, Councillor John McArdle, Seán Ó Murchadha of Conradh na Gaeilge will launch Bliain na Gaeilge 2013 in Crossmaglen Community Centre with children from Scoil Phádraig Naofa, musicians from CCÉ An Bonnán Buí and local Gaeilgeoirí. Newry and Mourne District Council have said they recognise that the Irish language is an important part of our cultural heritage and an integral part of life in the Council area. The Council insist they are committed to the promotion of the Irish language through its Bilingualism Policy. The Irish Language is being celebrated throughout 2013 both nationally and internationally and Newry and Mourne is central to these celebrations when Newry will host Ard-Fheis Chonradh na Gaeilge, the Annual Conference of the Gaelic League, in April. South Armagh was known as Ceantar na bhFilí (the District of Poets) or Ceantar na nAmhrán(the District of Songs) from the 1700's. That great literary tradition is celebrated by the diligence of Gaels today in promoting and developing the Irish language community in South Armagh. The Irish of Oriel lives on in the children, their parents and teachers, and in the many Irish language events, classes, youth activities, drama, music and song that are held throughout the year in South Armagh. The official launch of Bliain na Gaeilge 2013 takes place in Crossmaglen Community Centre, Wednesday 6th March 2013 at 9.30am.
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Shane Michael Oncale
Madison County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 27 years of experience
(205) 458-9805	7027 Madison Pike
Huntsville,	AL 35806
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDomestic Violence, Divorce and Family
Cumberland School of Law, Samford University
I pride myself in giving personal attention to my clients. Our firm represents individuals in the middle of a divorce or other family law crisis. In most cases, our clients will be faced with difficult issues that have a very real personal impact beyond the simple legal analysis. Most will be facing such issues and the law for the first time in their lives. Fear, confusion and uncertainly are rampant. We try to provide a safe haven and a place for sound advice handed out with patience, personal attention and compassion. If we can...
Sandra Segal
Madison County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney with 32 years of experience
(256) 533-4529	706 Madison St SE
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Medical Malpractice
Sandra Segal is driven to protect the rights and fight for the freedoms of her clients. With over 20 years of experience practicing both criminal defense and personal injury law, Mrs. Segal continues this mission of pursuing justice. Additionally, her experience in prosecution in the City Attorney's Office has strengthened her understanding of Alabama's complex criminal justice system. Mrs. Segal is a trial veteran who is unafraid to fight for the best interests of her clients rather than taking the safest route. Today, she applies her skill and counsel as Managing Partner at The Law Offices of Segal &...
Chad Allen Morgan
Madison County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer
(256) 519-8782	120 Holmes Avenue
Domestic Violence, Appeals, DUI and Estate Planning
Birmingham School of Law
Christine Frieder
(256) 270-8368	2319 Market Place
Domestic Violence, Criminal, Divorce and Family
Kristina J. Sexton
(256) 534-8799	401 Pratt Ave. NW
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Juvenile
Kristina Sexton earned her law degree from Barry University School of Law, with a specialization in Children and Families, and Trial Advocacy. Prior to that, Ms. Sexton earned her B.S in Legal Studies from the University of Central Florida. Since 2005, Ms. Sexton has worked her way up from an assistant in a family law firm all the way to a Partner Attorney. Following graduation, Ms. Sexton sat for the Florida Bar where she was admitted and additionally she sat for the Alabama Bar where she was also admitted. Ms. Sexton moved to Huntsville and immediately became very active with...
Robin C Wolfe
(256) 539-4441	221 Eastside Square, Suite 3A
Robin C. Wolfe, Attorney at Law
Domestic Violence, Cannabis Law, Criminal and DUI
Robin Wolfe graduated with an Associates of Arts Degree in Pre-Law; a Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science; and, a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English before attending law school. She received her Juris Doctorate in 1999; and, she has been licensed in the State of Alabama to practice law since 1999. She has been licensed to practice in the United States District Courts since 2000.
After working as a partner in a small firm (Thomas, Boyanton & Clem, L.L.C.), Mrs. Wolfe decided to open her own practice in 2002. She has been the sole operator of...
Catherine Ann MacLachlan
Madison County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney with 8 years of experience
(256) 457-9983	7738B Madison Blvd.
Edward L. Alley
Limestone County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney with 19 years of experience
(256) 434-1096	123 N. Marion Street, Suite A
Athens,	AL 35611
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Juvenile
University of Alabama School of Law
Mr. Alley graduated with honors from the University of Alabama, with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science. He went on to attend and graduated from the University Of Alabama School Of Law. While still in law school, Mr. Alley clerked at the Tuscaloosa County District Attorney's Office, where he successfully tried several felony jury trials as a law student. Based on his outstanding performance for the office while in law school, Mr. Alley was asked to join the Tuscaloosa County District Attorney's Office as a prosecutor. As a Deputy District Attorney, he tried dozens of cases before juries in Circuit Court...
Joshua M. Pendergrass
Marshall County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 10 years of experience
(256) 894-0062	101 North Carlisle Street, Suite 101
Albertville,	AL 35950
Thomas Goode Jones School of Law, Faulkner University
No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than services performed by other lawyers. No attorney client relationship is established by the use of any information contained on this site. The varied experiences of Joshua M. Pendergrass, make him ideally suited to serve clients with various needs and case types. Growing up in Fairview, Tennessee, a small town in a rural area outside Nashville, Josh learned from his grandparents, an appreciation for hard work, and for sticking to one's word. Upon graduation from high school, Josh attended Lambuth University, in Jackson, Tennessee, on scholarship. By...
Mary Annette Irons-Parker
Cullman County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(256) 775-4444	215 Main Avenue SW
Cullman,	AL 35055
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Elder and Family
Birmingham School of Law(AL)
Mr. Kevin Raymond Kusta
Morgan County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer
(256) 351-6869	111 Grant St SE
Decatur,	AL 35601
Domestic Violence, Business, Criminal and Divorce
Jared Dale Vaughn
10.0 (3 Peer Reviews)
(256) 547-4444	612 S 4th St
Gadsden,	AL 35901
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfEtowah County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 13 years of experience
Dealing with any sort of legal issue is stressful and can take a toll on you, your family and everyone involved. The court processes are often long, drawn out and expensive, and you probably just want to be done with it as soon as possible. Jared Vaughn Attorney at Law understands this, and has dedicated his practice to help his clients through troubled legal waters.
From his office centralized in Gadsden, Alabama, Jared Vaughn provides experienced legal counsel in all matters of family law, criminal defense and personal injury. He knows that no matter the issue you are facing, you deserve...
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Whitney Polson
(205) 871-8838	2824 Central Ave
Birmingham,	AL 35209
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfJefferson County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 18 years of experience
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Traffic Tickets
Whitney Benjamin Polson
Licensed Alabama Attorney Since 2004
Whitney B. Polson is a top-rated criminal defense attorney who practices law in Birmingham, Mountain Brook, Vestavia Hills, Auburn and many other Alabama cities.
Super Lawyers Top-Rated DUI-DWI Attorney in Birmingham, AL
Super Lawyers Rising Stars: 2012 - 2013
Whitney received Super Lawyers Rising Stars designation subsequent to undergoing an evaluation of many different factors including peer recognition and professional achievement.
Martindale-Hubbell Rated for Several Years, Including Silver Champion in 2019
Education: Auburn University B.A. Political Science
Samford...
Summer G Walker
Jefferson County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney with 17 years of experience
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Juvenile
Summer G. Walker, PC is a Birmingham, AL law firm providing quality legal work with a personalized touch in the areas of family law, probate and estate planning. I am a licensed, insured attorney with 10 years of experience as a practicing lawyer in Alabama. I offer both limited-scope and full representation options for certain services, along with flat and hourly rates so you can choose which type of representation and rate structure fits your needs the best.
Brandon Charles Neal
Blount County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(205) 625-6900	217 2nd Avenue East
Oneonta,	AL 35121
Cumberland School of Law, Samford University and Samford University
The Neal Law Firm is headed by a 5th Generation Attorney that always treats their clients with professionalism and respect. We go the extra mile for every person we represent, always searching for the best outcome for your case. We offer flexibile payment plans and hours. Our newly rennovated building is located acrosss the street from the Blount County Courthouse and is handicap accessible. Call today to set up your appointment with our experienced staff!
Mark Polson
Jefferson County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 48 years of experience
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDomestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Traffic Tickets
University of Alabama, 1971, with honors. Samford Cumberland School of Law, 1974, top 15 %. Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, and Personal Injury trial lawyer practice. Top lawyer ratings with Martindale-Best Lawyers-Super Lawyers. Lawyer for 45 years. My practice areas: DUI and driving laws defense: Alabama DUI laws, felony DUI, DUI cost, DUI in Alabama, DUI pretrial diversion program, vehicular homicide, vehicular manslaughter, 1st offense DUI, hit and run, traffic homicide, impaired driving, implied consent, suspended driver license, lawyers near me, is a DUI a felony, driving under the influence, is a DUI a misdemeanor? , municipal court, traffic ticket,...
Richelle H. Gossman
(205) 422-0704	1980 Braddock Dr
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfJefferson County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 15 years of experience
Domestic Violence, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
At Gossman Law Firm, LLC, we know that every person's situation and needs are different, and that each client is unique. This is why Attorney Richelle Gossman will walk you through every step of the process, from beginning to end. Courts, filing procedures, and representation - your lawyer is beside you. We will support you through the entire case, explaining everything and giving you the personalized attention that you need.
Sam P. Dixon
Jefferson County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer
(205) 616-8896	2100 SouthBridge Parkway
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, Divorce and Family
Mr. Sam P. Dixon, III was born in Mobile, Alabama. The great-grandson of the Alabama Governor, Frank Dixon, Sam has come from a long family history of politics and the legal profession. Mr. Dixon always admired and respected the legal profession and aspired to help people obtain justice and fairness through the legal process. Sam obtained his bachelor's degree from the University of Alabama and then decided to continue his career in law. After receiving his law degree from Faulkner University in just two and a half years, Mr. Sam Dixon went on to clerk for both the Alabama Department...
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James Guy Fullan
(205) 251-8596	2 Office Park Circle, Suite 220
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDomestic Violence, Criminal, Divorce and Family
Fullan and Fullan is a respected Birmingham law firm active in family law, divorce law, and criminal law. A lifelong resident of the Birmingham area, and practicing for more than 30 years, attorney Guy Fullan serves the surrounding Jefferson county area.
Guy Fullan has been a friendly and effective family law and criminal defense attorney since he began practicing law in 1989. Attorney Fullan earned his Bachelor's degree in business from The University of Alabama, and his law degree from Samford University's Cumberland School of Law. He believes that getting to know each client as an individual is key to resolving...
Kathy Long Skipper
(205) 939-1010	1901 Richard Arrington Junior Boulevard South
PHONE:(205) 939-1010 FAX:(205) 939-1012
Matthew William Bassie
Lauderdale County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney with 2 years of experience
(256) 412-6564	102 S. Court Street Ste. 411
Florence,	AL 35630
Thomas Goode Jones School of Law, Faulkner University and University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa
Matthew grew up in Waterloo, Alabama and went to the University of Alabama where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. He then went to Thomas Goode Jones School of Law in Montgomery. He has worked in the legal field for over 9 years. Matthew represents clients who have been criminally charged or subject to criminal investigation. Matthew's other practice areas include: family law, juvenile, personnel injury, probate, and more.
Call now to schedule your FREE consultation! Matthew understands the inconvenient burdens that legal problems can cause. This is why Matthew accepts appointments after five and on the weekends.
Alyssa Enzor Baxley
Calhoun County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney with 9 years of experience
Oxford,	AL 36203
University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa
Practice focuses on family law: including divorce, child custody, support, alimony, retirement division, adoption, and grandparents rights. Licensed by the Alabama Bar and admitted to practice in the federal courts of the Northern District of Alabama. Active member of the Calhoun/Cleburne County Bar Association.
Tonya Frazier Burleson
(205) 795-2033	300 Vestavia Pkway, Ste 2300
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce and Family
Ms. Burleson has over 24 years of experience helping Alabama clients with child custody, divorce and other family law issues. She has worked with clients in many counties in the state of Alabama and helped them achieve their goals. Ms. Burleson, the divorced mother of two small children, has personally faced many family law issues in her own life. She understands your family's need to get the best outcome that is possible in your case. Ms. Burleson has the ability to show understanding and compassion when communicating with her clients. However, she also easily displays strength...
Patrick K Yeatts Esq.
(205) 530-1331	2007 3rd Ave. N.
Patrick K. Yeatts is the owner and founder of The Yeatts Law Firm. Before founding The Yeatts Law Firm, Patrick served low-income families of Jefferson County, Alabama as a staff attorney for The Legal Aid Society of Birmingham, a non-profit organization affiliated with the Birmingham Bar Association. As a certified guardian ad litem, Patrick represented children who were removed from abusive homes or caught in the middle of custody battles. He ensured their legal rights were protected and their voices heard. Appearing in Birmingham's family court almost every day, Patrick gained valuable trial experience, built strong relationships in the legal...
Michael Moosavi Shabani
(866) 975-8472	5500 Southlake Park
Birmingham School of Law(AL) and Birmingham School of Law
I am an attorney practicing US Immigration Law. I have dual nationality and a proud Iranian/American. Our goal is to provide the best advice a lawyer can provide at reasonable fee and always keep the client's best interests in mind. Our services extend to adoption, Family and Criminal Law as well as auto injury and workman compensation
Blake Alan Payne
Walker County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer
(205) 221-4660	1816 3rd Ave S, Suite 101
Jasper,	AL 35501
Zach Horsley
Jefferson County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney
(205) 417-1448	1929 3rd Avenue North
As the founding attorney at the Law Office of Zach Horsley, LLC, Birmingham lawyer Zach Horsley helps those with family law concerns navigate the legal system. Before the formation of his present firm, Attorney Horsley served as a public defender in Pikeville and practiced at another firm. He is a graduate of Auburn University and the Appalachian School of Law. Mr. Horsley is licensed to practice in Alabama and the District Court of Northern Alabama. Learn more by contacting his firm today.
Johnnie Franks Woodruff
Lauderdale County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney with 16 years of experience
(256) 349-5370	1604 Mockingbird Court
Amanda Walters Porter
Fayette County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer
(205) 932-5522	201 Temple Avenue South
Fayette,	AL 35555
Belinda Ann Weldon
(205) 504-9400	1027 23rd Street South
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Divorce
Jacy Fisher
215 Narrows Parkway
Jacy was born and raised in Illinois. She graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University with a B.A. in Psychology and a minor in Criminal Justice. After joining the United States Air Force, she earned her law degree from Southern Illinois University School of Law. Prior to joining the firm in 2018, Jacy practiced at The Schechter Law Firm, P.C., in St. Louis, Missouri, primarily handling complex divorce matters. She is licensed to practice law in both Missouri and Alabama. Since 2012, Jacy has served as a legal professional in the Air National Guard and works tirelessly to protect the interests of veterans,...
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Sheila Crumley Field
Calhoun County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney
(256) 239-8000	11 East 13th Street
ANNISTON,	AL 36201
Katie Cameron O'Mailia
Montgomery County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 6 years of experience
(334) 523-0661	529 SOUTH PERRY STREET
MONTGOMERY,	AL 36104
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
Birmingham School of Law and Western Carolina University
Mrs. O'Mailia attended Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, North Carolina and graduated with a degree in Business Administration and Law in 2001. Following graduation, she moved to Montgomery, Alabama and began a career in the legal field.
In 2015, Mrs. O'Mailia graduated from Birmingham School of Law at the top of her class. During law school, she was awarded the Service to Women Award by the Birmingham Bar Association, presented by the Honorable Justice Julie Palmer. She also completed a clerkship with Legal Services Alabama which is located at the One Place Family Justice Center in Montgomery, Alabama. During this clerkship,...
Travis T Juneau
Tuscaloosa County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 4 years of experience
(205) 737-4696	600 lurleen b wallace south
Tuscaloosa,	AL 35401
A warrior for the people. Travis spent his younger years fighting for America and is an Iraq War veteran of the Marine Corps. After law school at Alabama, Travis took that fighting spirit to the courtroom. With more than a dozen jury trials under his belt, Travis has the knowledge and skill to fight for you. As a mission-minded lawyer, Travis is driven to reach your objectives. Together, you and Travis can make the tactical moves necessary to put you in the best position to accomplish the mission and reach your goals.
Alyse Phillips Fowler
Coffee County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 4 years of experience
(334) 897-3413	415 Davis Street
Elba,	AL 36323
Alyse Phillips Fowler was born and raised in Opp, Alabama and is a graduate of Opp High School. After attending Lurleen B. Wallace Community College and Troy University, earning a B.S. in Psychology in 2013, Mrs. Fowler immediately began her studies at Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. While at Jones School of Law, Mrs. Phillips earned "Best Paper" in Federal Crimes and clerked for Attorney William Blanchard in Montgomery, Alabama. She graduated from law school in 2017 and was admitted to the Alabama State Bar the same year.
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Andrew M. Skier
Montgomery County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 27 years of experience
(334) 263-4105	8191 Seaton Pl
Former Montgomery County prosecutor. Over 20 years experience.
Brian Joseph Lockwood
Mobile County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 26 years of experience
(251) 434-5754	1111 Dauphin Street
Mobile,	AL 36604
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDomestic Violence, Criminal and DUI
Former prosecutor with over 18 years of experience practicing law. Practice limited to criminal defense, including D.U.I./D.W.I. Licensed in Alabama, California and Nebraska. Admitted to practice before all Alabama Courts and the United States District Court - Southern District of Alabama. Doctor of Jurisprudence, Creighton University School of Law, Omaha, Nebraska 1995
Jason Carl Neff
Tuscaloosa County, AL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(205) 345-1601	2610 6th Street
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDomestic Violence, Appeals, Criminal and DUI
Jason C. Neff practices in a broad range of local, regional, and federal concerns, though the vast majority of his practice is focused on Criminal Defense. Jason handles DUI and drug cases in and around Tuscaloosa as well as Criminal Expungement cases.
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David Bruce Zimmerman
Mobile County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney
(251) 434-0012	155 S. Warren Street
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Business, Criminal and Divorce
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Joel C. Watson
Shelby County, AL Domestic Violence Attorney with 47 years of experience
(205) 663-9500	1240 1st Street North
Jessup Bldg, Suite 102
Alabaster,	AL 35007
Domestic Violence, Collections and Criminal
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Facing west onto Tri-Mountain Road, the Henry Page House is surrounded by open fields in a rural residential neighborhood.
Address: Tri-Mountain Road, east side
Current Owner: Miller, Harold and Elaine
Name of Building:
Historic Name: Henry Page House
The three-bay facade is highlighted by a balustraded veranda supported on lathe-turned columns and exhibiting scroll-sawn brackets. The veranda roof is interrupted by a decorative pediment above the main entry-way. Hidden from view, the facade doorway is located in a recessed entry alcove. The facade also features a large gable-to-street dormer with paired center windows. Both the north and south gable ends feature an overhang and a similar set of paired windows. The eastern ell displays a full-length hip-roofed porch.
Henry Page built this simple 2t story, Queen Anne-style house in 1885. Resting on a brick foundation, the aluminum-sided balloon frame is capped by an asphalt-shingled
gable roof.
Henry Page (1832-1911), the son of Isaac & Eunice Page, built this house in 1885 across the street from his father's homestead. The Penny Press of Middletown recorded the
event on March 13, 1885. "Henry Page and family have moved lnto their new house. It is a fine house." Mr. Page, a successful farmer and well-known agriculturalist, also
burned charcoal for a profit. In 1886 he established the Mountain Spring Creamery and operated a successful dairy for many years. Active in local politics, Mr. Page served
as a state representative between 1870 and 1872. He married Phebe L. Coe in about 1853 and they raised eight children: Eddie, Harriet, Theron, Lavinia, Henry I, Sarah E.,
Ben, and Frederick. In 1911 Ben and Fred inherited their father's house and owned it until 1918, when they sold it out of the family.
The Henry Page House derives its significance as an important link to Durham's agricultural heritage.


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The bus was very clean,new and comfortable.
The return bus came 30 min later and it was 17.45 in Plitvice Lakes in Croatia. That means that we were freezing for 30 minutes.
Novi udoban autobus, čisto, brzo, bolje nego automobil- bezbrižno.
I liked a lot the fact that there was WiFi and plugs. It was well organized, too.
The bus ride was comfortable and on time.
We could not get WiFi and the staff were very unfriendly.
I really liked the way my luggage has been put very carefully into the bottom of the bus, meanwhile when I was driving the same route but with another company - CroatiaBus they just had thrown it inside carelessly. Arriva - Autotrans has a big like from me; for having ability to charge your phone, having the wifi, and making 5-10 minutes brake every hour and a half. CroatiaBus doesn't have any of this. I would highly reccomend Arriva - Autotrans to everyone.
To što smp došli prije na odredište.
Preis- Leistung. Und Uhrzeit der Abfahrt und Zeit der Ankunft.
I guess we were traveling a day before a national holiday so the bus was packed. We had reserved seats, but we didn't know how the buses worked Im Croatia and ended up having to stand in the aisle for our baggage for an hour of our three hour ride until people got off. It was a bad experience, but now we know better.
Arriva (former Autotrans) is the leading scheduled coach service operator in western and coastal Croatia and a member of the international corporation Arriva by Deutsche Bahn, present in 14 European countries.
With frequent and regular bus lines, Autotrans connects about 1,000s of destinations across Croatia, from Zagreb, Rijeka, Split, Zadar, Dubrovnik, Pula and Osijek, all the way to the smallest and most remote Croatian towns in Kvarner, Istria, Lika, Dalmatia and on the islands of Krk, Rab, Pag, Cres, Lošinj, Brač, Korčula and Lastovo. During the summer season, Arriva also maintains daily transfers to Dubrovnik airport from Dubrovnik.
Besides domestic bus routes Arriva offers excellent connections to numerous international destinations, such as those in Italy, Germany, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.
As a part of the Arriva group, through its own travel agency Arriva travel, Autotrans offers sale of tickets and transport to festivals, concerts, matches, excursions and booking of accommodation in hotels, hostels and apartments and coach rental.
How to recognize an Arriva Autotrans bus?
Considering that rebranding is in progress, Autotrans white-colored buses with the logo in green and orange color on the sides of the buses are being changed to white buses with the Arriva logo in blue or blue buses with the Arriva logo in white color. The fleet of Autotrans is among the newer ones in Croatia, which means high quality and offer transportation with modern, comfortable and air-conditioned buses, with free WiFi service and outlets for charging electronic devices.


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Iowa Politics Insider: Romney returns, Santorum grabs some more endorsements
7:42 AM, Nov 7, 2011
Tags: Anonymous, Chuck Laudner, Lori Jungling, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Shane Vander Hart
Candidate Tags: Harry Braun, Michele Bachmann, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul
Iowa guide to presidential politics for Monday, Nov. 7, 2011.
Mitt Romney, like a flat stone skipping across the surface without taking the plunge, makes another one of his sporadic visits to Iowa today. It's his fourth visit to the Hawkeye State this year – and it has been 18 days since his last trip here. Romney will be long gone before evangelical conservatives gather for another big multi-candidate forum next Saturday night.
It's 57 days until the Iowa caucuses on Jan. 3.
The Register Recap
THREE GETS FOR SANTORUM
Three Iowans who are well-known in conservative circles have locked in with Rick Santorum:
1. Chuck Laudner, a former chief of staff for U.S. Rep. Steve King and a former Republican Party of Iowa executive director, has stepped in to back the former Pennsylvania senator, as The Iowa Republican first reported this morning.
2. Lori Jungling, the HuckPAC co-chairwoman in Iowa since 2008, endorsed Santorum because he's a candidate "who sees the ties between fiscal issues and social issues. Not many get it."
3. Shane Vander Hart, conservative blogger, said this morning: "Eliminating who I wasn't going to vote for was a lot easier than making my final decision after narrowing it down to four." He lists his 10 reasons for picking Santorum on his Caffeinated Thoughts blog.
'ANONYMOUS' CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY
An anarchist-style movement that has caught the attention of the FBI and taken credit for hacking into military and corporate websites has now claimed responsibility for creating a video that urges its supporters to shut down the Iowa caucuses.
The latest Iowa Poll brings hard data to a widespread perception in the Republican caucus race: 63 percent of prospective Iowa GOP caucusgoers think they would be better off if the law were repealed.
HE'S GOT THE STATE TO HIMSELF
One candidate is in Iowa today: former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. Following his m.o., his campaign stops centers on Iowa businesses and fiscal policy. Workers at Giese Manufacturing in Dubuque cut a steel Iowa logo (photo above) for Romney's 12:30 p.m. campaign stop at the plant today.
DEMOCRATS ON ROMNEY'S HEELS
The Iowa Democratic Party have tapped two state legislators to be the anti-Romney voices of the day: Sen. Pam Jochum, D-Dubuque, and Rep. Cindy Winckler, D-Davenport. The Democrats' argument: "… last week he said 'I'm proposing no tax cuts for the rich' two days before proposing an economic plan that places a greater burden on the middle class and the elderly by continuing to offer special breaks for large corporations, millionaires and billionaires."
Other Iowa Mentions
SLOOOOOOW RACE?
Mason City Globe Gazette columnist John Skipper: Candidates are scarce as caucuses near. "This has been the slowest Iowa caucus season I can remember, and I've been doing this a long time."
Politico: Early-staters in no hurry to endorse. "A look around the members of Congress from Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina shows an indecisive — or even indifferent — bunch of lawmakers …" Taking the delicate road and not endorsing anyone this cycle: Iowa U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley and U.S. Rep. Tom Latham. Moving cautiously: U.S. Rep. Steve King, who said: "If I endorse somebody, and they immediately tank, that hurts me politically in my reelect race."
Boston Globe: "It's getting close to the time when even the most casual observer has to engage in political discourse."
SPOTLIGHT ON HERMAN CAIN
National Review: Cain Train On Track in Iowa. At Cain's Iowa headquarters "there are two posters that offer specific injunctions for Cain campaigners. The first, titled "Mature Leadership and Common Sense Guiding Principles," lists twelve campaign axioms, among them "1. Do what's right," "4. Success is your choice," and "11. When Congress feels the heat, they will see the light." The second poster, headlined "Cainisms," includes these injunctions: "Work on the right problem," and "Communicate, communicate, communicate." The final two "Cainisms" might best explain the campaign's calm, cool attitude this week. "No whining" is one, and the other is: "Have fun."
State Column: Insider Advantage survey: Despite being embroiled in controversy last week, Mr. Cain leads the Republican presidential field by 15 percentage points in Iowa, according to a new poll taken four day after reports emerged that the Georgia Republican was involved in a sexual harassment lawsuit in the 1990s.
International Business Times: Rick Perry Really Likes to Give the Thumbs Up [PHOTOS], including some of the Texas governor in Iowa.
Today in Iowa
When: November 7, 2011, 12:30 p.m.
Where: Giese Manufacturing, 7025 Chavenelle Rd, Dubuque
What: Company visit/speech.
When: November 7, 2011, 5:30 p.m.
Where: Iowa American Water Co., 5201 Grand Ave, Davenport
DEBATES THIS WEEK
Wednesday: 7-9 p.m., CNBS and Michigan Republican Party debate
Saturday: 7-8:30 p.m., CBS and National Journal debate


Mild and damp. We are stuck in the muck. Drizzle and dark cloudy conditions hung on yesterday for a bit longer than expected. It was mild, and just a peek or two of sunshine and it would have been into the mid 60's.
Today, will also remain cloudy with a bit of drizzle. Some real showers are likely as well. It will turn much cooler later today and overnight. Temperatures will fall to near 40 or lower by morning.
The cold front will then stall to our south as a wave of low pressure develops along it and moves E-NE toward the Mid-Atlantic coastline. This will bring more wet weather into our area late Tuesday and Tuesday night, as the previous forecast stated. Most of the rain will be light, but there could be some pockets of moderate rain. Do not expect a lot of rain, .25" for most is about it. But wet is wet.
After this system a new cold front will approach from the NW, and behind that front is the coldest air of the season. We will receive a glancing blow, but will turn quite chilly. A season ending freeze is likely Friday and Saturday night. The growing season has essentially ended, but there are some plants that are too stubborn to stop growing (like the lawn). This will take care of that as temperatures drop through the 20's.
We will begin to moderate by Sunday, and part of that warming will come with a chilly rain for later Sunday/Sunday night into the following Monday. Some snow is likely with this system for northern NY and northern New England, but not here.
Sunday is a potentially tricky day. The colder air could get locked in east of the mountains. And as warmer air begins to move NE, it could glide over the top of the cold and give us a grey but very chilly day. Timing of the Sunday system will be key. Since the flow across the nation is quick/progressive right now, I would favor faster, not slower. This leads to the challenge. A flow of warmer air will begin later Saturday night and Sunday. If the clouds thicken up quickly, we will be very chilly and cloudy on Sunday. If the clouds hold off and we get some sunshine early Sunday, then we will be milder. The difference? 10-15 degrees. Tough call right now. I will be taking a middle of the road idea and fine tune it as the week progresses.
The pattern is one that allows cool air to visit, but then warmer air returns close behind it. Sometimes the colder air will be stronger (like this Friday/Saturday) and the warm air return weak (like Thursday), but there will be times when its reversed (like this past Saturday/Sunday/Today). A transitory pattern. Nothing locks in for any length of time. And I do not see it changing soon either.
Monday: Cloudy. Showers likely. Mild.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy. Light rain likely developing late and continuing overnight.
Wednesday: Clearing. Partly sunny. Chilly. Breezy.
Thursday: Sun and clouds. Pleasant early November weather.
Friday: Partly sunny. Blustery and cold.


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So I went another way, into an area that would load into a couple other places I wasn't really supposed to go yet. There was one big crystal rock rolling around (maybe a couple feet in diameter, and it was shaped more like a cylinder than anything) and two smaller (one-foot) brown rocks rolling around. They rolled in a specific path, and I knew it'd hurt to get hit by them.
I managed to get the big rock to slam into a wall, breaking away a weaker section of... rock. (Yes, lots of rock.) This was on the side of a straight, man-made wall, and where the stuff-in-the-way had been was now a typical Zelda64 crawl space. I was going to go through it, but the crystal rock came back again and I knew I needed to wait to time it all better.
The rock hit the wall hard and was suddenly one of those walking-falling-wall things from Mario64. It fell over, and it had broken something else nearby that spawned what probably should have been a rupee, but was instead a large golden diamond-shaped gem (like, at least six inches across). Being as this was a quasi-computer game, the gold money-gem was visible on the ground sticking part-way through the wall monster (yay polygon game-glitches). I put my hand down while the wall-thing was still stunned, and "picked up" the gem by touching it. The gem disappeared and was no doubt added to my current money total.


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El Servei de Cria de Cavalls de les Forces Armades (SCCFAS) és el conjunt d'unitats pertanyents al Ministeri de Defensa i integrades per personal civil i militar que es dediquen a la reproducció de cavalls i també, des de dates més recents, gossos. Des de la seva constitució l'any 2013, aquest servei forma part de la Secretaria General Tècnica (SEGENTE).

Té com a missió fonamental la reproducció i criança de cavalls i gossos per a la seva posada a la disposició de les tres branques de les Forces Armades, la Guàrdia Reial i la Guàrdia Civil.

Fins a la seva extinció mitjançant un Reial decret al setembre de 2013, la Cria Cavallar de les Forces Armades va ser un organisme autònom de la Defensa.

Funcions
Les funcions que gestiona, inspecciona i coordina la Secretaria General Tècnica del Ministeri de Defensa a través d'aquest servei són les següents:

 Criança, selecció, millora, adquisició i cessió del bestiar equí que precisin els Exèrcits i la Guàrdia Real.
 Formació del personal militar en totes les activitats eqüestres i de cria cavallar.
 Col·laboració amb entitats públiques i privades en les activitats pròpies de l'Organisme.
 El desenvolupament, innovació, recerca, vinculats a la cria i reproducció equines que té encomanades.
 Realització de les activitats necessàries per a la consecució de l'objectiu d'eficiència en la gestió del patrimoni posat al seu càrrec.
 Cria i la preparació de gossos aptes per ser ensinistrats a l'Escola Cinològica de Defensa, la Guàrdia Reial, i principalment a la Escola d'Ensinistrament de la Guàrdia Civil.

Vegeu també
 Ministeri de Defensa d'Espanya
 Secretaria General Tècnica del Ministeri de Defensa d'Espanya

Referències

El contingut d'aquest article incorpora material publicat en el Butlletí Oficial de l'Estat, que es troba en el domini públic de conformitat al que es disposa en el article 13 de la Llei de Propietat Intel·lectual espanyola.

Enllaços externs
 Servicio de Cría Caballar de las Fuerzas Armadas (SEGENTE), página oficial.
 Sangre del ejército a precio de saldo, en elmundo.es.
 Caballos del Ejército, campeones hípicos, subastados por cien euros, a elconfidencialdigital.com.
Forces armades d'Espanya


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Q: Why is Ionic social sharing plugin not working? When I am trying to use Ionic's social sharing plugin (https://ionicframework.com/docs/native/social-sharing/) I receive the following error message: ERROR: Plugin 'SocialSharing' not found, or is not a CDVPlugin. Check your plugin mapping in config.xml.
I am testing on an mobile device (Iphone 7 - IOS 12 - and the error shows up in Xcode).
The way I am trying to open the social share is:
this.socialSharing.shareViaFacebook(null, null, link).then(() => {
    console.log('I'm in');
}).catch((error) => {
    console.log('err', error);
});

In my config.xml I already have:
<plugin name="cordova-plugin-x-socialsharing" spec="5.4.4">
    <variable name="ANDROID_SUPPORT_V4_VERSION" value="24.1.1+" />
</plugin>

What could be the cause of this issue ?
Thank you!

A: The plugin
cordova-plugin-x-socialsharing

has an issue in the version you are using and the build fails with:
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* Where:
Build file '/home/mj/projects/benara-sales-client/platforms/android/build.gradle' line: 266

* What went wrong:
A problem occurred evaluating root project 'android'.
> Could not get unknown property 'ANDROID_SUPPORT_V4_VERSION' for object of type org.gradle.api.internal.artifacts.dsl.dependencies.DefaultDependencyHandler.

* Try:
Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output.

To fix, you may install v5.4.0
so remove the plugin and the correct version (you have 5.4.4, try 5.4.0)
cordova plugin rm cordova-plugin-x-social-sharing
cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-x-social-sharing@5.4.0

Hope this helps.


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'One Shining Moment' Was Written By A Michigander [Video]
Jojo Girard Published: April 9, 2019
NCAA via YouTube
Did you know the song that they use every year to crown the college hoops winner has Michigan roots? You do now.
I'm not sure whether to be proud or ashamed, because I've NEVER been a fan of the song 'One Shining Moment', which is used by CBS to salute the college basketball National Champions every year. But the song was written by David Barrett, who graduated from Albion College in 1977.
Barrett, according to Vox, wrote the song as a tribute to Larry Bird after he saw him play on TV during breaks at a gig in East Lansing. He says the song "came fully formed" and "all the lyrics just wrote themselves."
CBS sports reporter Armen Keteyian, who went to high school with Barrett, was the one who brought the song to the attention of CBS Sports producers. Creative director Doug Towey wanted to use it for the Super Bowl, but when that game ran long it's use was axed, and instead used for the 1987 NCAA title game between Indiana and Syracuse. The rest is music and cheese history.
Barrett sang the original version, which was used until 1993. Subsequent versions were recorded by Teddy Pendergrass, Luther Vandross (it may have been the last song he recorded before his death), Jennifer Hudson and Ne-Yo, who recorded the current version used.
Did I mention I hate the song? No offense to Mr. Barrett, but it sounds like 1986 and hasn't aged well. I'm all for replacing it with something current players, who were all born around 2000, may enjoy. Just sayin'.
Categories: Michigan News, Sports, Videos


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Barouk () is a village in the Chouf District of Mount Lebanon Governorate in Lebanon. Barouk is located 52 kilometers southeast of Beirut. Its average elevation is 1000 to 1200 meters above sea level and its total land area consists of 2,762 hectares. The village had 5,197 registered voters in 2010. Its inhabitants are predominantly Druze and Maronite and Melkite Christians.

Historically, Barouk is known for being the "land of good", because of its fountain, Nabeh-el-Barouk. The poet Rachid Nakhleh, the writer of the national hymn, Kulluna lel watan, was born in Barouk. The village is also well known for its apples and other fruits, and for its many pine and oak forests. Barouk is named after the adjacent mountain of Jabal el-Barouk, which stands 1,943 meters above sea level. The mountain also has the largest nature reserve in Lebanon, the Al Shouf Cedar Nature Reserve, and contains the oldest cedar forest in Lebanon.

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Populated places in Chouf District
Druze communities in Lebanon
Maronite Christian communities in Lebanon
Melkite Christian communities in Lebanon
Tourist attractions in Lebanon