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Andy Parker: a tragic figure willingly taken hostage by the anti-gun left
Jazz Shaw 5:01 PM on October 04, 2015
You probably remember the name Andy Parker from the tragic shooting of two journalists, Adam Ward and Andy's daughter Alison, during a live broadcast at their local news station. As soon as the details of the brutal killing were revealed, Andy became a focus of sympathy across the nation while his family's grief was played out on television screens everywhere. But no sooner than the funeral arrangements had been made, Andy was back in the public eye, this time as an anti-gun activist. He was actively recruited by one of Michael Bloomberg's groups and has been making the rounds of every cable news show and online news outlet that would have him.
In the wake of the mass shooting in Oregon, Andy was at it again, this time with an ill conceived editorial for CNN.
The common denominator in these cases is also the too easy access to guns. And that has got to change. Yes, there is undoubtedly a mental health component to these attacks, and that needs looking at. But addressing access and mental health shouldn't be seen as somehow mutually exclusive.
When I heard about Thursday's attack, my heart broke for the families affected. But it quickly turned to rage, because I can't believe that this is continuing. The president is right — we do need to politicize this. Because opponents of gun control like the NRA sure have politicized the issue. Rep. McCaul knows this very well, because he has been given an A grade by the organization's political action committee for his voting record and positions.
Mr. Parker's editorial is actually quite mild in tone compared to some of his appearances on TV of late. When he showed up for one of his many spots on CNN he accused the NRA of perverting the Republican Party, as well as saying that they have "blood on their hands" for the death of his daughter and the more recent victims in Oregon. He made the same bloodied hands comment about essentially every Republican who didn't immediately call for new gun grabbing measures. (And to be clear, Mr. Parker blames only the Republicans, not the failed law enforcement policies of Democrats in the major cities where most gun deaths take place.)
The number of things that Parker gets wrong in both his editorial and his TV gigs is too great to detail here. (He recently told the CNN morning host that Jeb Bush was the GOP "frontrunner" for the nomination after his stuff happens comment.) Parker is spouting all the practiced rhetoric of the anti-gun preachers on the left who have swept him eagerly into their arms. My default reaction was not to blame the man, honestly. He's just lost a child in tragic circumstances and lashing out is understandable. Plus, the Democrats have never been shy about exploiting a victim of tragedy for political gain when it comes to Second Amendment rights.
But in this case I'm not so sure. Andy bounded back awfully quickly from such a life shattering loss. And it's not as if he was a stranger to politics, at least on the local level. He actually needed to drop out of a political campaign he was engaged in when he lost his daughter so that he could pursue an anti-gun agenda on a national level full time. (I'm sure you won't be terribly shocked if you find out that he was a Democrat.) He also seemed rather fast on the uptake to declare that he would need to buy a gun (?!) to defend himself for the crime of arguing against gun ownership.
The usual rules of engagement in our American Game of Thrones don't apply to Mr. Parker as far as I'm concerned. Normally, no matter what sort of outrage he was spouting I would leave him out of the discussion by virtue of not being a player and presumably being engulfed by unimaginable grief. Not so here, though. It's precisely those factors which make him such an attractive spokesmodel to Bloomberg's forces, who no doubt assume that nobody would be so callous as to counter his arguments. But Andy has put himself on the playing field by leaving the side of his grieving family to become a national figure on a widely debated issue of the day. And he's dead wrong on virtually everything he's had to say so far. Sorry, Andy, but you lost your free pass when you suited up and put yourself on the front lines. Now you get to face the same scrutiny as everyone else who wants to be a player.
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Q: Change function stop working when I add Dropkick or MultiSelect plugins to style Select elements This Change function stops working when I add either of the plugins/widgets I use for styling Select or Multi-Select elements (Dropkick - http://jamielottering.github.com/DropKick/ and jQuery UI MultiSelect Widget http://www.erichynds.com/jquery/jquery-ui-multiselect-widget/) :-(
Any idea how to get around this?
I had some trouble adding the plugin to the fiddle, so I created separate fiddles:
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http://jsfiddle.net/chayanyc/vWLEn/89/ - Function with Select elements styled by Dropkick (doesn't work)
http://jsfiddle.net/chayanyc/3jr2v/69/ - Function with Multi-Select elements styled by UI MultiSelect Widget (doesn't work)
var $increase_priority1 = $(".increase_priority1");
$(".trigger_rank1, .complaint select").change(function () {
var name = $(this).data("name");
if ($("#Shoulders select").val() === "Too_small" && $(this).val() == 1 && !$(this).data("increase_priority1")) {
    $("<option>", {
        text: name,
        val: name
    }).appendTo($increase_priority1);
    $(this).data("increase_priority1", true);
}
if ($(this).data("increase_priority1") && $(this).val() != 1) {
    $("option[value=" + name + "]", $increase_priority1).remove();
    $(this).removeData("increase_priority1");
}
});

A: Since the DropKick plugin and MultiSelect Widget replace your original <select> with new html elements (mainly <div>'s), the change event you attached to your original <select> won't fire because it has been replaced.
Therefore you must use the plugins api to assign change event handlers. Both sites you linked have this documented.
DropKicks looks something like this:
$('.change').dropkick({
   change: function (value, label) {
   alert('You picked: ' + label + ':' + value);
  }
});

The Multiselect Widget has a click event that looks like this:
$("#multiselect").bind("multiselectclick", function(event, ui){
/*
event: the original event object

ui.value: value of the checkbox
ui.text: text of the checkbox
ui.checked: whether or not the input was checked
    or unchecked (boolean)
*/
});

You'll have to attach your change event logic that way

A: I wanted to leave the full code for other Dropkick users
var $increase_priority1 = $(".increase_priority1");
$('.trigger_rank1, .complaint select').dropkick({
change: function () {
    var name = $(this).data("name");
    if ($("#Shoulders select").val() === "Too_small" && $(this).val() == 1 && !$(this).data("increase_priority1")) {
        $("<option>", {
            text: name,
            val: name
        }).appendTo($increase_priority1);
        $(this).data("increase_priority1", true);
    }
    if ($(this).data("increase_priority1") && $(this).val() != 1) {
        $("option[value=" + name + "]", $increase_priority1).remove();
        $(this).removeData("increase_priority1");
    }
}
});

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Online Retailer Herry He's Store is selling plus-size leggings on Aliexpress.com in the most horrendous way possible. Instead of using a plus-size model to showcase how the leggings would look when on, someone decided it would be okay just to use a thinner model who squeezed herself into one pant leg.
You can head over to Reddit to read more, and check out the leggings on Aliexpress.com.
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Many people take astrology seriously and watch daily horoscope shows aired on local news channels. Despite the fact that predictions from the TV astrologers are not always correct, people will watch the show before they leave for work.
The Newspaper's in some countries have a special section for daily predictions. A renowned astrologer publishes this column. It's the favorite part of many spiritual people. Frankly speaking, users don't have to glue their eyes to the television set nor do they've to buy a newspaper to know horoscope for their zodiac sign.
Smartphones launched these days have powerful hardware. Thus, they can handle any complex applications. Some developers have published Horoscope apps for Android as well as the IOS OS. Hence, you don't have to pay a visit to a palmist, numerologist or an astrologer to know your daily or monthly prediction.
If you believe in astrology, install any one of top horoscope apps we've covered below and use them.
DH is the most popular and the best horoscope app for Android. Used by 10 million people, DH allows you to change the font size, color theme, etc. The app features horoscope matching module. It lets users set reminders.
With this app, you can calculate Druid sign and view prediction for the same. It has a module to see yearly, daily and Chinese horoscopes. DH app will never detect your location. It requires 9 megabytes free space for installation.
HFB is a free Facebook app that automatically detects your zodiac sign from the birth date. You can configure it to post horoscopes daily on your timeline and in your news feed.
You're allowed to rate the prediction. If you think that the prediction is accurate or useful, click on the like button else ignore it. This app has more than 20 million active users.
Ziggler's application is compatible with all versions of the Android operating system. This free app has an average rating of 4.1 from 28K users on the Play Store. Its users will get daily horoscope predictions through Android's notification system. You can change notification time or the zodiac sign anytime by navigation to settings.
To get the fortune cookie, you'll have to log in to your FB account. Users are allowed to share the prediction on their Facebook timeline. Horoscopes are stored offline. Thus, you can go through your previous predictions.
The Astrosage application is bundled with plenty of useful tools like the birth chart, Kundli, Lal Kitab and Panchang generators. It includes a utility to view life, monthly and daily horoscope predictions.
To create a chart, users should enter their name, date and birth, time and place. You can save the charts on your device in PDF format. You don't have to be an astrology expert to use Astrosage.
To install this app, you should have a phone or tablet with Android Gingerbread and higher OS. Astrosage supports Hindi as well as the English language. Its download size (APK) is 5 MB.
Note: Many developers have published horoscope apps without taking inputs from Astrologers. You should not use such apps as they can be misleading.


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The Impact of the Bible: #4 - "Proclaim Liberty throughout the Land..."
by Rabbi Ken Spiro
Jewish thought heavily influenced the Founding Fathers and the fledgling United States.
The influence of the Bible was not just limited to the Puritan colonies of New England. During this early period of American history numerous colleges and universities were established under the auspices of various Protestant sects: Harvard, Yale, William and Mary, Rutgers, Princeton, Brown, Kings College (Columbia), Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, etc.
A major function of many of these institutions was to graduate ministers and pastors to teach the Bible to the Native Americans and convert them to Christianity. Thus the Bible played a central role in the curriculum of all of these institutions of higher learning with both Hebrew and Bible studies required courses.
Many of these colleges adopted some Hebrew word or phrase as part of their official emblem or seal, and so popular was the Hebrew Language in the 18th century that several students at Yale delivered their commencement orations in Hebrew.
At the time of the American Revolution, the interest in the knowledge of Hebrew was so widespread as to allow the circulation of the story that "certain members of Congress proposed that the use of English be formally prohibited in the United States, and Hebrew substituted for it." (1)
Without a doubt the political development of America was also strongly influenced by Jewish ideas communicated through the Bible. Many of the population, including a significant number of the Founding Fathers of America, were products of American universities. The majority of these political leaders were not only well acquainted with the contents of both the New and Old Testaments, but also had a working knowledge of Hebrew. This exposure to the Bible colored not only their religion and ethics, but also their politics.
The Founding Fathers adopted Biblical motifs for political reasons.
Just as the Puritans of England and America saw themselves as modern-day Israelites, bound by covenant to God and in search of religious freedom so too did the these Founding Fathers adopt the same Biblical motifs for political reasons -- the struggle of the ancient Israelites against the wicked Pharaoh or the evil king of Babylon came to embody the struggle of the colonist against English tyranny.
Numerous examples can be found which clearly illustrate to what a significant extent the political struggles of the colonies was identified with the ancient Hebrews:
The first design for the official seal of the United States recommended by Franklin, Adams and Jefferson in 1776 depicts the Jews crossing the Red Sea. The motto around the seal read: "REBELLION TO TYRANTS IS OBEDIENCE TO GOD."
The inscription on the Liberty Bell at Independence Hall in Philadelphia is a direct quote from Leviticus 25:10: "Proclaim liberty throughout the land unto all the inhabitants thereof."
Patriotic pamphlets and speeches during the period of the struggle for independence were often infused with Biblical motifs and references to the Bible. Thus Benjamin Rush, in denouncing the Tea Act, wrote: "What shining examples of patriotism do we behold in Joshua, Samuel, Maccabees and all the illustrious princes, captains and prophets among the Jews."
While many of the ideas incorporated by the framers of the Declaration of Independence reflect the influence of Enlightenment philosophy, there is no doubt that the concept of an absolute standard of morality based on the authority God is a central pillar of American democracy. Nowhere is this more evident than in the opening sentences of the Declaration of Independence:
"We hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among them are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."
The language of the Bill of Rights (1789) also echoes themes and ethical concepts from the Bible. And the notion of a "solemn agreement of the people" is a clear reference to the Biblical idea of covenant.
And so it is that with the birth of American democracy that we have the next milestone in the process of the spread of Jewish ideas in civilization. For the first time in history Jewish ethical ideas were legally enshrined into the laws of a non-Jewish nation.
Aside from its early formative influence on American democracy, the Bible continued to play a significant cultural and ethical role in American society throughout the 18th century. Even in the darkest hours of American history the Bible has shone forth as the major inspiration to the American people.
In 1863, after the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil war (1861-65), President Lincoln gave one of the most stirring speeches in American history, the Gettysburg address. Lincoln concluded his speech with an almost word-for-word repetition of John Wycliffe's 14th century dedication to his English translation of the Bible:
"... this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom; and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall nor perish from the earth."
Possibly the best testament to the centrality of the Bible in American life was delivered by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in a 1935 radio address:
"We cannot read the history of our rise and development as a nation, without reckoning with the place the Bible has occupied in shaping the advances of the Republic ... where we have been truest and most consistent in obeying its precepts, we have attained the greatest measure of contentment and prosperity." (2)
Katsh, Abraham I., The Biblical Heritage of American Democracy, New York: Ktav Publishing House, Inc., 1977, p. 70.
Sivan, Gabriel, The Bible and Civilization, Jerusalem: Keter Publishing House, 1973, p. 178
Cremin, Lawrence A., American Education: The Colonial Experience 1607-1783, New York: Harper Torchbooks, 1970.
Innes, Stephen, Creating the Commonwealth: The Economic Culture of Puritan New England, New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1995
Katsh, Abraham I., The Biblical Heritage of American Democracy, New York: Ktav Publishing House, Inc., 1977
Sivan, Gabriel, The Bible and Civilization, Jerusalem: Keter Publishing House, 1973
The Impact of the Bible
The Impact of the Bible #3: In God We Trust
The Impact of the Bible: #2 - Protestants and Puritans
Rabbi Ken Spiro
Rabbi Ken Spiro, originally from New Rochelle, NY, graduated from Vassar College with a BA in Russian Language and Literature and did graduate studies at the Pushkin Institute in Moscow. He has rabbinic ordination from Aish Jerusalem and a Master's Degree in History from The Vermont College of Norwich University. Rabbi Spiro is also a licensed tour guide by the Israel Ministry of Tourism. He has appeared on numerous radio and TV programs such as BBC, National Geographic Channel and The History Channel. A father of five children, he currently lives in Jerusalem, where he works as a senior lecturer for Aish Jerusalem, a tour guide and an author.
(6) Grace Fishenfeld, July 17, 2007 9:13 AM
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Democracy stems from the ethics stated in the Bible. The passages mentioned in this chapter describe the evolution of thougt that the Jewish people subscribe to. It is this modeling that plucked man off the trees and gives to us our humaity. Our country could use a refresher course.With a government of the people, for the people we would remember to care for one anothers health and concern for happiness. It is, after all, written into our documents.
(5) Rose Berry, March 18, 2002 12:00 AM
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I am really enjoying your Crash Course. I had been told, and doubted, some rather negative claims about the origins of the Bible. I am gratified to find that history does indeed support the confidence I place in reading, studying, and applying the ancient truths.
Rose B, mother of three, in NC
(4) Christopher Johnson, November 19, 2001 12:00 AM
Fascinating article!
Jewish influence on the Founding Fathers was actually a bit more extensive in one important way. You might be interested to know that one part of Dr. Franklin's(and Jefferson's, who proposed something similar)original idea for the Great Seal made it into the final design. The cloud representing the Divine Presence in both their proposals surrounds the thirteen stars on the top of the current seal's obverse.
(3) Anonymous, November 18, 2001 12:00 AM
This should be required reading in all the schools of this nation. Excellent article and true history.
(2) Fred Hodges, July 2, 2000 12:00 AM
needs to be known
Shalom. I will print this and use it for my 4th of July Radio program here in Las vegas . Keep up the good work.
(1) Leigh Bennett, June 28, 2000 12:00 AM
Fascinating--I'm printing it out for a friend, who likely will likely point it out to another friend...and so on. Thank you, too, for interesting bibliographical information. Yashar koach, Rabbi Spiro!
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Roy Hardy, 57, Dies; Rites Set
Roy J. Hardy, 57, locomotive enginemen at the Massey street yards of the New York Central railroad, died unexpectedly about 3:40 Sunday morning of a coronary thrombosis at his home, 228 Coffeen street.
The funeral will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 at the Hart funeral home. Rev. John J. Kelley, pastor of the First Methodist church, will officiate. Burial will be in Brookside cemetery.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Annis Lawton Fuller Hardy; two children both born of his first marriage, Staff Sgt. Richard F. Hardy, air force, Kincheloe air force base, Mich. and Mrs. Patricia L. Miller, believed to be in New Jersey; a step-daughter, Mrs. Stephen W. (Shirley Ann Fuller) Fleetwood, Mt. Laurel, NJ and six grandchildren.
Mr. Hardy, who had not been in good health, having been under treatment by a physician for high blood pressure, a kidney ailment, and diabetes, collapsed on the bedroom floor while returning to his room from the bathroom. He apparently died instantly from the sudden heart attack.
He was born in Watertown Oct. 6, 1906, a son of Benjamin R. and Louise Touranjeau Hardy. He attended local public schools and lived in Watertown most of his life. For a time he lived at Natural Bridge.
He had been employed by the railroad most of the time in the last 38 years, starting his career as a machinist's helper at the engine house May 14, 1926. He was later a fireman before he was promoted to locomotive engineman, in which capacity he served for years until his death.
He was for a long time engineman on the passenger Train from Watertown to Syracuse.
Mr. Hardy served in the old 13th Separate Fleet Division, Naval Reserve and N.Y. Militia, for eight years – from March 15, 1929, until his honorable discharge in March 1937. He was a fireman, first class, in the unit when he was discharged.
He married twice. On Dec. 24, 1927, he married Miss Ruth E. Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Williams of this city, at the Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. The marriage ended in a divorce Nov. 19, 1936.
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Former Dexter Resident succumbs at Home of Son Near Adams
Henderson, Jan. 7 – Mrs. Cora Belle Adams Phelps, 67, widow of William S. Phelps, died at 7 a.m. today at her home on Adams Star Route. She had been suffering from a heart condition for the past several years.
Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Johnson funeral home Dexter with Rev. Dr. Harold H. Niles, pastor of All Souls Universalist church of Watertown officiating. Burial will be in Dexter cemetery.
Mrs. Phelps is survived by her mother, Mrs. Katherine Benedict, Watertown; two sons, Leo R. and Lyle A., both of Henderson; two daughters Mrs. Carl (Virginia) Majo, Dexter, and Mrs. Robert (Louise) Sherman, Depauville; three sisters Mrs. Lela Slate, Lockport, Mrs. Edna Gillen and Mrs. Ethel Vanderwalker both of Watertown, three brothers Isaac Adams, Chaumont; Douglas Adams, Brownville, and Ralph Adams, Dexter, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Born in Chaumont on May 3, 1887, Mrs. Phelps was the daughter of Frank and Katherine Adams. On August 1, 1906, she was married to William Phelps, a farmer who died in 1946. She moved to Henderson two years ago from Dexter and made her home with her son Lyle.
RIDGEWAY, Earl Douglass
Evening Telegram, Herkimer, NY, October 3, 1955
North Columbia Pastor, 80, Dies
Ilion – The Rev. Earl D. Ridgeway, 80, who had served this area for more than 40 years, died Sunday after a brief illness at his farm home on North Columbia Rd., following several months of failing health.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow at the Wilcox Funeral Home, where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday by the Rev. James Benes, Mohawk, with burial in Cedarville Cemetery.
While the widely known clergyman had been in ill health for some time, his death was unexpected. He was born in Wayne County on Aug. 31, 1875, son of Isaac and Emma Douglas Ridgeway.
Mr. Ridgeway graduated from the Moody Institute in Chicago and began his ministry in the Chemung Methodist Church. He also held later pastorates in Martinsburg and in Greece, near Rochester, and in 1914 came to North Columbia as pastor of the community church.
While at North Columbia, he served as president of the Methodist Protestant Conference for Central New York. Later he was pastor at South Butler near Oswego, but retired because of health and settled at North Columbia as a farmer.
Although retired, he continued activity in church affairs and served as pastor of the Cedarville Church supply pastor for Paines Hollow, South Ilion and other area churches.
In the ministry, Mr. Ridgeway married more than 400 couples and officiated at nearly 1,000 funeral services. He was a member of the West Winfield Masonic lodge. On Dec. 21, 1898, he married Carrie Fink at North Wolcot, who died 13 years ago.
He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Frank Getman, of Mohawk; a brother, Clarence, of Oswego; four grandchildren, Mrs. Willard Teelin, Baraboo, Wis, Mrs. Lyle Mowers, North Columbia; Jack Ridgeway, Baldwinsville, and Catherine Jane Ridgeway, Oswego, also seven great grandchildren.
(The obituary lists Clarence as Earl's brother. He was actually his son, father of Jack and Catherine Ridgeway.-ELI)


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Kazakhstan competed at the 2012 Summer Paralympics in London, United Kingdom, from August 29 to September 9, 2012.

Athletics

Men's Track and Road Events

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Women's Track and Road Events

Powerlifting

Men

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See also
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 Kazakhstan at the Paralympics

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Viu ranks first by number of users amongst major video streaming platforms in Southeast Asia per Media Partners Asia's AMPD Research Q1 2020 report highlights leadership by number of users, streaming minutes and time spent per week
HONG KONG — Viu, a leading pan-regional OTT video service from PCCW Media Group (SEHK:0008) with more than 41 million monthly active users*, is pleased to announce encouraging findings from a report covering Q1 2020 from AMPD Research, a subsidiary of Media Partners Asia (MPA).
Viu ranks first by number of users amongst major video streaming platforms, excluding YouTube, in Southeast Asia**.
Viu ranks second by streaming minutes amongst major streaming platforms, excluding YouTube, in Southeast Asia**.
In terms of time spent per week among users, Viu ranks in the Top 4 in Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines, excluding YouTube.
Ms. Janice Lee, Managing Director of PCCW Media Group, said, "From the beginning, our focus has been to build the leading OTT streaming platform for today's viewers with a sustainable and robust business model. With our dual revenue stream for monetization and our local offerings that are highly relevant in each country of operations, we have been the service of choice for our viewers across many markets. Our investments in content span the top pan-regional content, such as Parasite and A World of Married Couple to celebrated Viu Original productions including Asian adaptations of international formats such as Pretty Little Liars, My Bubble Tea and The Bridge. In addition to serving viewers with great content, we have built traction by offering high quality localization in languages and user experience in our markets. All this has helped us serve our users better and thereby achieve these rankings from AMPD Research."
The report, entitled "Southeast Asia Online Video Consumer Insights & Analytics: A Definitive Study", leverages MPA's proprietary AMPD Research platform, which evaluates consumer behaviour and usage patterns across the digital economy, including online video and gaming. Using a unique solution that fuses passively observed digital behaviour and empirical survey data, the study is the result of research carried out between January 20 to April 11, 2020 in the four Southeast Asia** markets with insights collected from a sample of 32,245 individuals. The report also includes detailed analysis and profiles of 43 unique OTT platforms. The report will be updated again in Q3 and Q4 2020.
* as of the end of 2019.
** covers Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
Links: Viu; AMPD Research
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Auto-enrolment reaches 10 million people
By Maria Espadinha
More than 10 million workers have been enrolled in a workplace pension scheme, according to figures published by The Pensions Regulator.
However, pension experts have warned that it isn't "job done" as there are some "significant failings of the policy".
The latest data from The Pensions Regulator showed in January a total of 10 million workers were automatically enrolled into a pension scheme while 11.5 million were already active members of a scheme and 438,000 were members of a defined benefit or hybrid scheme.
This left almost 9.3 million workers outside of any of these categories, meaning they either weren't saving into a scheme or did not qualify because of their age.
According to Amber Rudd, secretary of state for work and pensions, auto-enrolment, which was introduced in 2012, "is an extraordinary success story".
She said: "Workplace pensions had fallen out of fashion and were seen as the preserve of older, wealthier people. Now saving is the norm across the UK, wherever you work.
"As we reflect on this milestone, we will of course be considering how we can reach even more people – with our ambition to bring in younger workers and enable everyone, particularly part-time and lower earners and the self-employed, to save more."
Former pensions minister Baroness Ros Altmann argued that auto-enrolment has been a huge success so far, but plenty more needs to be done to ensure it works well.
For example, women and the very lowest earners are still not covered by the policy, she noted.
She said: "Although auto-enrolment has brought millions of low earners into pension saving for the first time, it only covers those who earn more than £10,000 a year with an employer.
"Many part-time workers, mostly women, who earn less than this level, or who have more than one employer and earn below £10,000 from each one, are left out of the auto-enrolment process.
"They lose out on help from their employer towards their retirement income."
Baroness Altmann also pointed to the issue of a loophole which leaves some 1.22 million low earners missing out on tax relief, the errors encountered with auto-enrolment data, or the fact that self-employed workers aren't benefiting from this savings policy.
Minimum contribution rates under auto-enrolment will increase from five to eight per cent in April, with the employee paying 5 per cent.
The government argued that last year's hike – from 2 per cent to 5 per cent – "hasn't prompted people to stop saving".
The DWP said that cessation rates stood at 0.7 per cent in the three months following the April 2018 increase in minimum contribution, compared to 0.6 per cent for the four-year period beforehand.
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Exclusive Interview with Lorne Lanning [2005]
Exclusive Interview with Lorne Lanning [Hosted by Power Unlimited]
Author of the transcript: Havoc from Oddworld Forums
Source: http://www.oddworldforums.net/showthread.php?t=12179
While I was cleaning my room just an hour ago, I came accross an unopend copy of a popular Dutch gaming magazine; Power Unlimited. It was the copy of Febuary in which I not only found a membership card which I can get discounts on games for, but also an exclusive interview with Lorne Lanning about their new asset (back then not yet released): Strangers Wrath. I tried to translate it the best I could, so here we go.
PU: Stranger's Wrath was announced as a PS2 and X-box title. Though now it has only appeared on X-box?
Lanning: Strangers Wrath started out as an X-box exclusive title. There never were any plans to take it to PS2 until we signed a contract at EA. They brought in a team of very talented PS2 developers who would toy around with the game a bit. In the end it all came down to timing though; a PS2 version simply wouldn't be done on time.
PU: You left Microsoft. Had a fight?
Lanning: No, we left in good judgement from both sides and the feeling we both should go our own ways was working both ways. And I still stand behind my point about X-box being a superior piece of hardware, which I like to develop games for.
PU: Did you choose for Stranger on purpose since the last Oddworld game (Munch's Oddysee) didn't turn out to be a big commercial success?
Lanning: Munch was a very good learning school. Both creative wise as business wise. Munch sold pretty well by the way, so it was somewhat a success. And if I could speak for gaming in general; some games are downright crap but become a success because of a very slick commercial campaign. The same goes vice versa.
This time our game is balanced on all fronts, because in the end making a game no one wants to play isn't good – for anyone. EA is known for the powerful marketing, so we are putting our hopes in that. But in the end all that matters to me is to make an entertaining game that just happens to sell relatively good. Great marketing doesn't make me or my team proud. A good game does.
PU: What were the inspirations for Stranger? I clearly detect some Clint Eastwood.
Lanning: Clint has defiantly been of some influence. Just like the spaghetti westerns of Sergio Leone. But Stranger is more then a gun-slinging desperado. The inspiration for the hero came from multiple angles. He isn't human but does have a lot of human emotions where gamers can reflect themselves in. He uses his arms and legs as a gorilla, but can run with the speed of a cheetah, so he has a lot of animal markings as well.
PU: Who came up with the idea for live ammo? I myself find this a great idea!
Lanning: Well thank you very much! The idea was crawling around with me, and the team started to work it out. A lot of our ideas are based on the nature around us. Also it's a fairly known tactic for hunters, fishermen and Indians to use animals as bate. We wanted to have the shooting element, but at the same time wanted Stranger to hate guns. We didn't want to make it to violent.
PU: What kind of thing is Stranger anyway? A dog? A wolf? A bear-like creature?
Lanning: Yes, yes, yes and a lot more (laughs).
PU: Is this a one-time trip, or will we see more of Stranger?
Lanning: I'm almost sure we will see plenty more of Stranger. There is more then enough content to create an own franchise but he could possibly also play a role in another game. But I don't want to get ahead on things.
PU: Will we see Abe and Munch ever again?
Lanning: Abe and Munch have stars in their eyes! When you see them again, it will be on a much bigger screen!
PU: The past Oddworld games were know for their funny hidden messages. Does Strangers Wrath have one of those messages?
Lanning: Definitely! The message of over-consuming is strongly present in Stranger Wrath, but its more fun to discover that yourself before I start preaching about it.


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Q: Putting cursor at end of textbox in javascript I have a textbox that when I put on focus I want the cursor to goto the end of the textbox.
The solution that keeps coming up is just
this.value = this.value

I have tried this with a simple method onclick:
function InputClicked(element) {
    element.className = "inputfocused";
    element.value = element.value;
}

but the strange this with this, it seems to goto the end and then jump to the start of the textbox.

A: You need to move the caret using either the selectionStart and selectionEnd properties or setSelectionRange() method of the input. IE < 9 does not support these though, so you need to use the input's createTextRange() method in those browsers.
Code:
function moveCaretToEnd(el) {
    el.focus();
    if (typeof el.selectionStart == "number") {
        el.selectionStart = el.selectionEnd = el.value.length;
    } else if (typeof el.createTextRange != "undefined") {
        var range = el.createTextRange();
        range.collapse(false);
        range.select();
    }
}

A: Simple And Working 100%
1.Focus
2.Take the value
3.Empty It
4.Put the value back

        $("#catg_name").focus();
        var value = $("#catg_name").val();
        $("#catg_name").val('');
        $("#catg_name").val(value);

A: You have to focus element AND set caret position
This JSFiddle shows you how it works. jQuery has been used for simplicity in this example, but it can be completely omitted if one desires so. setSelectionRange function is a DOM function anyway.
In general it does this:
input.focus();
input.setSelectionRange(inputValueLength, inputValueLength);

Obtaining input and its value length can be obtained using DOM functionality or using library functions (as in jQuery).
Do we need input value length?
I haven't tested in other browsers but running in Chrome it allows to set a larger than actual position and caret will be positioned at the end. So something like:
input.setSelectionRange(1000,1000);

will work as expected (provided your text is shorter than 1000 characters. :)

Note: This function isn't supported in IE8 and older. All latest versions of most used browsers support it. For older versions of IE resort to text ranges.


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Boeing appoints head for avionics business
By Ben Sampson on	 14th August 2018 Industry News, Uncategorized
Boeing has appointed Brendan Curran to lead AvionX, the business unit formed last year to develop and produce avionics and electronics systems.
Curran has worked for more than 20 years as a manager in the aerospace industry and joins from Crane, where he was president of the Aerospace and Electronics Group. Prior to Crane, he was vice president of business development, strategy and partnerships for commercial engines at Pratt & Whitney and before that, vice president and general manager of repair and supply chain for Hamilton Sundstrand.
The new role will see Curran work across Boeing's commercial, defense and services businesses to advance the overall capabilities of the Boeing AvionX organization, the company said. He will be based in Plano, Texas, home to Boeing Global Services headquarters.
Stan Deal, president and CEO of Boeing Global Services, said, "The success of Boeing AvionX depends on aftermarket technologies and innovations that exceed our customers' needs, as well as developing avionics products that add value to our commercial and government platforms.
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Hidden City
Hidden City Crime File: Seattle
Marcus learns more about 3 crimes in the city of Seattle.
Marcus heads to Seattle to learn about 3 stories that all fall under the theme of renegade energy. Each of the men has a different story, but they share one thing -- huge dreams with nothing to lose. Learn more about Kurt Cobain, the Wah Mee massacre and the Barefoot Bandit.
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'American singer and guitarist Kurt Cobain (1967 - 1994), performs with his group Nirvana at a taping of the television program 'MTV Unplugged,' New York, New York, Novemeber 18, 1993. (Photo by Frank Micelotta/Getty Images)'
Photo by: Frank Micelotta
Frank Micelotta
Who: Kurt Donald Cobain was born on Feb. 20, 1967, in Aberdeen, WA. His parents, Wendy and Donald Cobain, divorced when he was 7. Kurt was ashamed of the divorce, so he began to withdraw from friends and act out. His father went on to remarry and have additional kids. His mother entered an abusive relationship. All of this took a toll on Kurt. He had both musical and artistic talent, which ran in the family. Kurt dropped out of high school and ended up living with friends. He eventually got his own place and began pursuing music. He formed a band with fellow punk rock fan Krist Novoselic. They had various drummers and his band Nirvana went on to have great success.
What: Kurt Cobain had problems with drugs throughout his life. He had stomach issues that caused him a lot of pain, and the drugs helped relieve it. As a result, he became addicted to heroin. Cobain tried rehab several times. The final time he entered Exodus Recovery Center in Los Angeles after his wife, Courtney Love, and friends tried an intervention. He stayed a day and then flew back to Seattle. He was spotted several times in the city but then disappeared. Courtney Love hired a private detective named Tom Grant to look for him. Cobain's body was discovered in the room over the garage of his Lake Washington home by an electrician who had arrived to install a security system. A suicide note was discovered; it appeared he had gotten high and then shot himself. There is much controversy over Cobain's death and many, including private investigator Tom Grant, feel it was a homicide. Grant claims that based on statements from Cobain's lawyer, inconsistencies in the police report and evidence, and weird occurrences such as credit card usage after his death, foul play was most likely involved. Grant documents his findings and thoughts on his site.
Where: Cobain grew up in Washington and lived in Seattle at the time of his death.
When: Cobain met Courtney Love on Jan. 12, 1990. After discovering that she was pregnant, they married on Feb. 24, 1992, and their daughter was born on Aug. 18, 1992. Cobain first tried to get clean in early 1992, before his daughter's birth. He checked into the Exodus Recovery Center on March 30, 1994, but soon left. He was seen in Seattle on April 2 and 3. His body was discovered on April 8, 1994, and he was thought to have died on April 5.
In the Media: There has been much coverage of Cobain. Nick Broomfield investigated Grant's claims about Cobain's death and released a documentary called Kurt & Courtney in 1998. In 1999, Ian Halperin and Max Wallace released a book called Who Killed Kurt Cobain? They eventually partnered with Grant to write Love and Death: The Murder of Kurt Cobain. Gus Van Sant loosely based his 2005 movie Last Days on the events of Cobain's final days.
2. The Wah Mee Massacre
Who: Willie Mak was a 22-year-old Chinese immigrant who had gotten into massive debt with one of the clubs he worked at in Chinatown. He needed money and decided to rob the weathly Wah Mee gambling club. He enlisted the help of his old high school classmate, Benjamin Ng. Ng had a criminal record from when he was a juvenile. Mak also enlisted the help of Tony Ng (no relation to Benjamin Ng) who worked at his parents' restaurant in north Seattle.
What: The 3 men entered the Wah Mee Club, stole about $10,000 and tied up and shot all 14 people in the place. There was 1 survivor-- Wai Chin, a 62-year-old dealer for the club. He was able to identify Willie, Benjamin and Tony. Benjamin Ng and Willie Mak were charged with 13 counts of aggravated first-degree murder. Benjamin received life in prison while Willie Mak was sentenced to death. He received a stay on his death sentence and instead got a life sentence. Tony Ng fled but was eventually arrested in Canada and brought back to the US. Ng received 5 years for each of the 13 counts of robbery with which he was charged.
Where: The Wah Mee Club is located in Seattle's Chinatown.
When: The massacre occurred on Feb. 18, 1983. By Feb. 24, 1983, Benjamin Ng and Willie Mak were charged and sentenced in August 1983. Tony Ng was arrested in Canada on Oct. 4, 1984, and tried in April 1985. On Nov. 10, 1988, Mak's death sentence was put on hold and then overturned on Jan. 8, 1991. On May 3, 1993, Wai Y. Chin, the survivor of the incident, died of natural causes.
In the Media: Todd Matthews, who appeared in the Hidden City Seattle episode, wrote a book detailing the event. You can purchase it at http://www.wahmee.com/.
3. Barefoot Bandit
Who: Colton Harris-Moore was born on Mar. 22, 1991, in Camano Island, WA. Colton's father had a drug issue and was abusive. He ended up leaving the family after an incident where he tried to choke Colton after an argument. Colton and his mother lived in a mobile home in the middle of the woods. She developed an alcohol problem and often neglected her son. By age 7 he was living out in the woods and stealing things needed to survive. His first conviction, for possession of stolen property, came at age 12. Within a few months of turning 13, he had 3 more.
What: After Colton's initial convictions, he was placed in a group home. He escaped from there and started on a 2-year spree of crime. Over that period of time he committed nearly 100 robberies and stole boats and planes. Since he had no training as a pilot, the planes were often crash-landed. Harris-Moore earned the nickname Barefoot Bandit due to the fact he was seen robbing places with no shoes and leaving chalk footprints with the word 'c'ya' at some of his crime scenes. As word of his crimes spread many fan pages were started on Facebook showing support. After 2 years of eluding authorities, Colton was arrested in the Bahamas. Witnesses on the Bahamian island of Eleuthera recognized the 19-year-old and called police, who captured him after a high-speed boat chase. Harris-Moore was brought back to the US where he was convicted on many different charges. He received 7 years and 3 months from the state charges, and 6 and a half years for his federal crimes. They will run concurrently so he will be released after the state term.
Where: Harris-Moore committed crimes in Washington, Idaho, Canada and the Bahamas.
When: Colton's crime spree started in 2008 and ended on July, 11, 2010, when he was arrested in Harbour Island, Bahamas. He was sentenced by the state on Dec. 16, 2011, and a federal court on Jan. 27, 2012.
In the Media: In April 2010, 20th Century Fox purchased the film rights to the book Taking Flight: The Hunt for a Young Outlaw, based on a proposal by Bob Friel (who was seen in the Hidden City Seattle episode). The $1.3 million will go to the victims of Harris-Moore's crimes.
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10 reasons church planting is the rage
I've been a Christian for more than 40 years, and I've never seen the interest in church planting I see today. Here's my assessment of why this interest is so strong. What would you add to this list?
Church planting seems easier than church revitalization.
That assumption may or may not be correct, but more than one church planter has accepted the adage that "It's easier to give birth to a baby than it is to raise the dead."
Potential church planters have seen too much difficulty in established churches.
Granted, there are healthy established churches; however, if the potential church planter has never seen one, he gravitates toward planting.
Young leaders have found some of their heroes in church planters.
That's much easier to do today, when planters can follow other church leaders via the internet. Now, they can listen to sermons, podcasts and conferences that connect them with successful church planters.
Many seminary churches have church planting internships.
I knew no church that had church planting internships when I was a seminary student 30 years ago. Today, I know several such churches just in Wake Forest (and in other seminary cities) that encourage and assist potential planters.
Leaders have recognized the simple need for more churches.
Estimates state that more than 250 million North Americans are not believers, and more than 80 percent of our churches are plateaued or declining. Even if every congregation in North America were healthy, we would still need more churches.
Young leaders want more intimate fellowship.
The younger generations want Christianity that is a life-on-life, eyeball-to-eyeball faith that assumes accountability and responsibility for each other. It is at least their perception that that's harder to find in a larger, established church.
Church planters are typically good at networking.
Few young leaders want to lead on their own, facing battles without warriors by their side. Church planters tend to build strong networks among themselves, and that built-in support system is attractive to young leaders.
Bivocationalism is more accepted.
While full-time service in the church is still the norm, intentional bivocationalism is increasingly accepted as a legitimate calling. That change is removing a stigma for church planters.
Young leaders want to go to pioneer areas.
Sometimes those areas are overseas, but leaders are learning that much of North America is also unreached – especially in urban settings. Doing missions by planting churches on this continent is now an option.
God's up to something.
Even without these other reasons listed here, it's hard to deny that God is doing something in raising up young leaders who desperately want to reach lost people and build biblically healthy churches. I don't want to miss what God is doing.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This post first appeared at www.chucklawless.com. Chuck Lawless is dean and vice president of graduate studies and ministry centers at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, where he also serves as professor of evangelism and missions. In addition, he is global theological education consultant for the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. Lawless and his wife, Pam, have been married for more than 20 years, and they live in Wake Forest.
by Chuck Lawless / Professor / Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
New church 'shining' light of Jesus in rapidly developing area
Johnston County used to be rural — parts of it still are. But drive out Highway 42 from Clayton and you'll pass miles of new houses, stores and restaurants under construction. New businesses open nearly every week. Farm land is being consumed by what's commonly called "rapid...
California man comes cross country to plant multiethnic church in NC
Is God behind the North Carolina Baptist effort to plant new churches across the state? Gary Lee says yes. He says God called him from California to plant a new church in Raleigh. In fact, Lee is one of many church planters who have been called from other states and nations to...
One pastor's big adventure of planting a new church
Chris Dortch did not want to coast. Sure, he's at an age when many men look more for security than new adventures. He and his wife, Cheryl, have a married son, and they recently became grandparents. Yet there they are in Mooresville, N.C., planting a new church. For a pastor, some...
Newly planted cowboy church draws folks from afar
Cool Water Cowboy Church near Sanford is growing. Drive by Hunt Springs Baptist Church's building south of downtown Sanford and it looks pretty normal. It's a medium-size brick building with a neatly-trimmed lawn. The church reports having about 155 members — a solid number, but...
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A clever idea, but not the best execution.
Where other pinball games are content to provide players with an experience that mimics their real life counterparts, there has always been the possibility of making something that transcends reality. For Capcom, that goal has been realized with Flipnic Ultimate Pinball, a pinball game that lets its freak flag fly in the wind as it offers up not tables, but environments. This is not pinball, but pinball deconstructed and mashed back together again into a bizarre new beast. It's an interesting promise, but in the end it's one that only manages to hold up its end of the deal for partway through the game before it gets to be more tedious than fun.
By completely forgoing "real" tables, Flipnic has opened itself to the possibility of plenty of oddball techniques. The first level, Biology, starts off with an area that's pretty familiar: a couple of flippers, some bumpers, targets, and silver rails that lead elsewhere. Of course, that's assuming that playing on a river is normal and that silver balls can glide across their surface as if it was hardwood. And those silver rails? Those lead off to a completely different area for some different types of action. One rail can lead to a bumper village while another can lead to a multiball arena to score some jackpots.
Splitting the levels into a group of separate sections connected by rails is a novel one, but the even bigger promise is when the game gets even more fantastical. Starting a mini-game can lead to a quest to feed a monkey bananas or begin a UFO counting contest. Nail a series of bumpers and the water will all freeze over, leading to the next challenge of smashing the ice wall that was the waterfall in order to find a new area to play in.
While playing through the Biology level, the novelty of the gameplay keeps the action moving along nicely, even if there are a few problems along the way. The most glaring problem is that every time a new mode is introduced -- like multiball or a new challenge -- the game insists on showing a short movie for it. No matter how many times the multiball starts, the game has to show a scene of balls falling from a tree. It can be cute once, but when it's a few seconds long and happens for many events it slows the action down a little and loses some of the momentum. Sadly, this problem repeats itself throughout the game.
Another problem is that there gets to be some emphasis on non-flipper action. This can happen in an area where there are bumpers that can be put up or down with one of the flipper buttons. Guiding the ball through is a matter of timing the bumpers right and making sure that the right ones are up or down to bounce it or let it through. Variety is usually good, but this part of the game tends to lean towards careful manipulation of the ball with some clumsy controls instead of the fast targeting and ramp-rolling that the flippers bring in. Sometimes this makes the action much more reminiscent of the Plinko game in The Price is Right than any pinball table.
Still, the novelty of it all keeps the game going through Biology. But with three other levels it should have been that the level of quality and imagination would get progressively better, but the reality is twisted and the levels get progressively worse and stripped down. In the next level, Metallurgy, the waterfalls, plants and animals are all ditched in favor of a gray setting with lots of metallic objects. In the Optics level many of the textures are dropped and the resulting look is like that of a dance club that's bathed in black light. Finally, in the Geometry level, even the third dimension is scrapped and what's left is a 2D level that looks like a mix of Pong and Breakout. For some reason the developers decided to steadily remove any and all visual elements for those who play further.


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An online payment process usually comprising of several web pages requesting information.
A used for when a customer loads items into a cart but exits a browser before paying for products or services.
The process of re-engaging customers who have exited a browser before paying for products or services.
An abbreviation for Caller Line Identification, or Caller ID; a telephone network feature that shows a caller's number and/or name on the display of a recipient's phone.
A process that connects a call from the company website to the customer through clicking a button.
A customer who uses the services and advice of a business.
The process of engaging with someone.
A person that pays for products or services.
The proportion of people that complete an intended action on a website, compared to those that do not. Usually shown as a percentage.
Often shortened to CRO, involves the process of improving the website experience for online visitors with the objective of increasing revenue.
The process of turning somebody from a prospective buyer into a customer.
Small files that store customer preferences on their own device as they move through a website's pages.
Refers to a person who products or services.
A machine that dials leads automatically for contact centres.
A web visitor that leaves a website before completing the intended action.
Business conducted online through websites and applications.
Offering products and promoting business services to customers by using email.
Connecting customers with your business.
An abbreviation of electronic retailing, used to describe online shopping.
Information received from clients and customers regarding how well your business is working.
Contact information for a customer that is created by and for a business.
The procurement of sales, revenue or leads.
A telephone number with a local area code, such as numbers beginning with 020 or 0161 prefixes.
The first page of a website.
A term used to describe someone who has recently shown an interest in a product of service, but has not yet purchased it.
An abbreviation for HyperText Markup Language. A standardised coding format used to alter the style and colour of text on World Wide Web pages.
An abbreviation for Intelligent Call Routing; a system that automatically directs inbound calls to the appropriate person or department.
Promoting a company through actions such as enewsletters, blogs, videos and whitepapers.
A rise in sales or revenue.
An abbreviation for Interactive Voice Messaging; a broadcast message that uses speech or keypad recognition to help customers make choices.
An abbreviation for Interactive Voice Response; an automated system that uses voice and keypad recognition to direct inbound calls to the appropriate person or department.
Code used in World Wide Web pages to create interactive functions within web browsers.
An abbreviation for Key Performance Indicators. They are often used by websites to guide online strategies.
A business term used to describe someone who has shown an interest in a product or service, but has not yet purchased it.
The process of procuring new business.
A term to describe someone who has started an online process, but abandoned before completing it.
The selling or promotion of a business's products or services.
Generating the most revenue or sales from a particular channel.
An abbreviation of mobile commerce, used to describe transactions conducted online through mobile devices.
A term used to describe the action taken when moving between web pages or sections online.
A telephone that is not assigned to any region, such as numbers beginning with 0800 or 030 prefixes.
Using a computer to complete processes via an internet connection.
Our abandonment recovery solution that combines phone, SMS and email to maximise business revenue.
Improving processes so they perform at the best rate possible.
A system to transfer funds securely between a customer and a payment processor for products or services in an online shopping cart.
A process that stores money received from ecommerce sites until it is transferred to the online businesses bank account.
Transfer of money for products or services.
A term used when a customer abandons a quote before taking out a policy.
The process of re-engaging with customers who have failed to take out a policy.
A remarketing term used to organise the value of online leads.
Refers to a prospective customer that has shown an interest in products or services e.g. someone who has filled in a call back request.
A process that determines the price of insurance based on numerous factors.
A term used for online visitors that begin a quote, but leave before completion.
A quantity or measure compared against another quantity or measure. E.g. conversion rate = number of people that complete an action compared to the number of people that do not.
A system that performs processes without delay.
Further communicating with a customer after initial contact.
Generating revenue from abandonment through phone, email and SMS.
To lower or decrease a number or figure.
A method of promoting to customers that have already shown an interest in products or services.
A summary of information required for analysis.
Usually refers to maintaining customers in the interest of future business.
A marketing term that refers to recording the activity of a customer account. It measures all transactions, not just those of a higher value.
Recovering the sale of a product or service that was abandoned before a transaction was completed.
Money coming into a business or organisation.
An abbreviation for Return on Investment; used to measure how effective campaigns are for a business or organisation.
A system that directs calls to the relevant person or department.
An abbreviation for Search Engine Optimisation; the process of boosting a webpage or article to improve visibility on website search engines, such as Google.
The purchasing of products or services by consumers.
Interactive ecommerce software that calculates the value of items along with shipping and taxes. Shopping carts work with payment gateways and SSL certificates to complete transactions.
A term used to describe items that have been placed in a website's basket or cart, but left before completing the online payment.
A term used when a customer abandons a Sign Up form for online services.
The process of re-engaging with customers who have failed to complete an online sign up.
Using text messages to send information regarding products or services to mobile phones.
A process designed to fix a problem.
A process of prioritising customers based on value as part of a marketing campaign.
Also known as telesales, refers to the selling of products or services via outbound calling.
A process that securely logs the actions of online visitors while on a webpage.
An exchange of money between a business and a customer (B2C) or another business (B2B) for a product or service.
An online visitor that is not returning. Used to measure the number of people using a website as opposed to its popularity.
A measure of how visitors interact with a website.
A visit to a website that starts on the first page they visit, and ends when they close all open browsers.
An abbreviation for User Experience; a review of how a customer interacts with a product, service or even website.
Someone who uses a website.
A system that instantly connects a call from a business to a customer that has requested a call back online. Usually includes a status window.
An online location that contains content on one or more web pages.
An abbreviation for eXtensible HyperText Markup Language. A version of HTML that requires strict use of tag rules so web pages are readable using all browsers – particularly those on mobile devices.
A video-sharing website used to upload and share media files.
A function on web browsers used to alter the size of images and text for easier viewing.


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Q: Exponentiation by squaring I need to calculate $7^{2012} \mod {13}$ by hand using exponentiation by squaring, but I cant seem to figure it out.
I started with this but I don't know for sure if its correct or where it's going.
\begin{align}
(7^2)^{1006} &\equiv 49^{1006} \pmod {13}  \\
(10^2)^{503} &\equiv 100^{503} \pmod {13}
\end{align}

A: Looks good so far. Continuing, we find that:
\begin{align*}
100^{503} \pmod {13}
&\equiv 9^{503} \pmod {13} \\
&\equiv 81^{251} \cdot 9 \pmod {13} \\
&\equiv 3^{251} \cdot 9 \pmod {13} \\
&\equiv 9^{125} \cdot 3 \cdot 9 \pmod {13} \\
&\equiv 81^{62} \cdot 9 \cdot 1 \pmod {13} & \text{since $3 \cdot 9 = 27 = 2\cdot 13 + 1$}\\
&\equiv 3^{62} \cdot 9 \pmod {13} \\
&\equiv 9^{31} \cdot 9 \equiv 9^{32} \pmod {13} \\
&\equiv 81^{16} \pmod {13} \\
&\equiv 3^{16} \equiv 9^{8} \equiv 3^{4} \pmod {13} \\
&\equiv 9^2 \equiv 81 \equiv 3\pmod {13} \\
\end{align*}


The role of surgery in pancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasm grade 3 (pNEN-G3) treatment remains unclear. We aimed to clarify the role of surgery for pNEN-G3, which has recently been reclassified as pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor-G3 (pNET-G3) and pancreatic neuroendocrine carcinoma-G3 (pNEC-G3), with and without metastases, respectively.
We analyzed a subgroup of patients from the Japanese pancreatic NEC study, a Japanese multicenter case-series study of pNEN-G3. Pathologists subclassified 67 patients as having pNET-G3 or pNEC-G3 based on morphological features. We compared the overall survival (OS) rates among patients who were grouped according to whether they had undergone tumor-targeted surgery for tumors without (SwoM) or with (SwM) metastases, or non-surgical procedures (NS).
Data from 21 patients with pNET-G3 (SwoM, n = 6; SwM, n = 5; NS, n = 10) and 46 patients with pNEC-G3 (SwoM, n = 8; SwM, n = 5; NS, n = 33) were analyzed. OS of patients with pNET-G3 was significantly longer after SwoM and SwM than with NS (p = 0.018 and p = 0.022). In contrast, OS did not significantly differ between either SwoM or SwM and NS (p = 0.093 and p = 0.489) among patients with pNEC-G3.
The role of surgery should be considered separately for pNET-G3 and pNEC-G3. Although SwoM and SwM can be considered for pNET-G3, caution is advised before considering SwM and SwoM for pNEC-G3.
Junji Furuse fully declares any financial or other potential conflicts of interest as follows: honoraria from Taiho, Chugai, Yakult, Sumitomo Dainippon, Eli Lilly Japan, Astellas, Ono, Pfizer, Bayer, Novartis, Merck Serono, Takeda, Eisai, MSD, Shionogi, J-Pharma, Daiichi Sankyo, Mochida, Nippon Kayaku, EA Pharma, Sawai, Teijin Pharma; consulting or advisory role with Taiho, Chugai, Yakult, Sumitomo Dainippon, Eli Lilly Japan, Astellas, Ono, Pfizer, Bayer, Novartis, Merck Serono, Takeda, Eisai, MSD, Shionogi, J-Pharma, Daiichi Sankyo, Kyowa Hakko Kirin, Sanofi, Sandoz, Otsuka, Zeria, Fujifilm, Astra Zeneca, Asahi Kasei, Shire; and research funding from J-Pharma, Taiho, Sumitomo Dainippon, Janssen, Daiichi Sankyo, MSD, Yakult, Takeda, Chugai, Ono, Astellas, Zeria, Novartis, Nanocarrier, Shionogi, Onco Therapy Science, Eli Lilly Japan, Bayer, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck Serono, Kyowa Hakko Kirin, Eisai, NanoCarrier, Mochida, Baxalta, and Sanofi. Nobumasa Mizuno fully declares any financial or other potential conflicts of interest as follows: honoraria from Taiho, Novartis, Ono Pharmaceutical, Yakult, and Teijin Pharma; advisory role with Teijin Pharma; and research funding from Taiho, Merck Serono, AstraZeneca, Zeria Pharmaceutical, NanoCarrier, Eisai, MSD, Novartis, Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma, ASLAN Pharmaceuticals, Pharma Valley Center, Incyte Inc., and Yakult. Tsukasa Yoshida, Susumu Hijioka, Waki Hosoda, Makoto Ueno, Masayuki Furukawa, Noritoshi Kobayashi, Masafumi Ikeda, Tetsuhide Ito, Yuzo Kodama, Chigusa Morizane, Kenji Notohara, Hiroki Taguchi, Masayuki Kitano, Kei Yane, Yoshiaki Tsuchiya, Izumi Komoto, Hiroki Tanaka, Akihito Tsuji, Syunpei Hashigo, Tetsuya Mine, Atsushi Kanno, Go Murohisa, Katsuyuki Miyabe, Tadayuki Takagi, Nobutaka Matayoshi, Masafumi Sakaguchi, Hiroshi Ishii, Yasushi Kojima, Keitaro Matsuo, Hideyuki Yoshitomi, Shoji Nakamori, Hiroaki Yanagimoto and Yasushi Yatabe declare they have no conflicts of interest that could be perceived as prejudicing the impartiality of the research reported.


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BREAKING: Jeff Sessions Resigns; Michigan Legalizes Cannabis
BREAKING: Jeff Sessions Resigns; Michigan…
Nov72018
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By: Sam Mendez, Strategic Legal Counsel at Cultiva Law
Attorney General Jeff Sessions was forced to resign today, capping the already big news from yesterday's midterm elections in which Michigan voted to legalize cannabis for recreational use and Utah and Missouri legalized medical marijuana. President Trump quickly appointed Jeff Sessions' successor, a loyalist named Matthew Whitaker, who has gone on record that the Mueller Investigation goes too far, but I digress.
What does this mean for cannabis? To start with, some cannabis-related companies enjoyed skyrocketing stock as a result of the news, though that was likely also attributable to the midterm elections as well.
It's hard to draw direct conclusions with such a chaotic administration, but it's fair to say this is good news for the industry. Few politicians disliked cannabis as much as Jeff Sessions, who rescinded the Cole Memorandum that was issued by the Obama Administration and was partially responsible for the flourishing of state laws voting to legalize cannabis. Sessions also said at a Senate hearing, "we need grown-ups in charge in Washington to say marijuana is not the kind of thing that ought to be legalized, it ought not to be minimized, that it's in fact a very real danger." He also spoke of the need to "send that message with clarity that good people don't smoke marijuana."
What will AG Whitaker do with cannabis? We don't know. We have previously written about Trump's inconsistent views on cannabis reform, which provides the cannabis advocates and industry members with no level of comfort. But inconsistency is certainly better than former AG Jeff Sessions' views. With Sessions out, there's good reason to think the cannabis industry's growth will accelerate, particularly in light of other important developments this week.
Pete Sessions Is Also Out
It is also worth noting national news for the other Sessions, (former) Representative Pete Sessions (no relation to Jeff) who lost his reelection bid to Democrat Colin Allred. Pete Sessions used his powerful position as Chair of the House Rules Committee to block dozens of cannabis reform bills and amendments. Representative-elect Allred says of marijuana,
"I support the use of medical marijuana as an alternative to the habit-forming opioids that have become a national crisis. This common-sense approach to alternative treatments has been opposed by Pete Sessions, and is something I will fight to expand."
With Pete Sessions gone and a Democrat-controlled House, we can expect there to be further movement towards national reform. Without support in the Senate or in the White House though (and don't expect that before 2020), don't expect huge movement like national legalization anytime soon. That said, there may still be movement on issues like CBD and hemp (see our recent post), which is currently stalled but not dead.
State Legalization Developments
Michigan voted to legalize cannabis for recreational use with 55% voting in favor, becoming the tenth state after Washington, Colorado, Alaska, Oregon, California, Nevada, Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont. Governor-elect Whitmer has also opined on expunging low-level cannabis crimes, and issue important to our firm. Over 110,000 Michiganders have been arrested and charged with cannabis misdemeanors in just the last five years, with nearly 50,000 convictions. Governor-elect Whitmer said on the issue, "
"For conduct that now would be considered legal, no one should bear a lifetime record….We will start taking a look at that and taking some actions early next year."
Utah voted to legalize medical marijuana with 53% in favor, despite opposition from the Mormon church. What's notable about Utah is that the medical marijuana proposition apparently energized a significant amount of people to vote. According to a survey done by the Salt Lake Tribune, 30% of respondents were most likely to be motivated to vote based on a statewide proposition, and 69% of that subset was motivated by Proposition 2, the medical marijuana initiative.
Missouri also voted to legalize medical marijuana with over 65% of the vote, while North Dakota's medical marijuana initiative failed with with a margin of 41% in favor to 59% opposed. 31 states now have medical marijuana laws in place.
All in all, it has been a huge day for cannabis-related news. We here at Cultiva Law congratulate Michigan, Utah, and Missouri citizens with their eye towards progress.
By cultivalaw November 7, 2018
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I'm working with workflows and xlm files with Alfesco 3.4d and some of the previous versions. I found out, that, when I design a wokflow task in wich you can send the next task to several asignees, everything works perfectly in Alfresco but not in Alfresco Share. The problem in Share is, you can pick severals asignees, but at the time, all those asignees open their pending task dialog, it doesn't work. It outputs some kind of error and doesn't charge the task.
More details please. "it outputs some sort of error" will help no-one.
no it doesn't display any message, just the "Pending task field" doesn't charge properly for each asignee chosen before…it doesn't work, like an inside error… But, as I said before, it just happend in Share, in the other Alfresco everything charges and works well.


The news regarding the pregnancy was first announced last September. Both Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva have one child each with their former partners.
Richard Gere, a 69-year-old American actor has become a father once again. His wife Alejandra Silva, 36, recently gave birth to their first son together in New York City. Details regarding the exact date of birth and the name of the child have not yet been shared. The news was first reported by Spanish magazine Hola!, and it comes just seven months before the Hollywood screen veteran celebrates his 70th birthday. This is the first child the couple has had together. The news regarding the pregnancy was first announced last September, and ever since, Alejandra Silva has been sharing moments of her pregnancy on Instagram, making sure to let the fans know what her journey was like during those 9-months. Silva is originally from Spain and her father is Ignacio Silva, the former Vice President of the Real Madrid Football Club.
Both Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva have one child each with their former partners. Gere has a 19-year-old son from his marriage to Carey Lowell and Silva has a son with her ex-husband, Govind Friedland. Since both of them have been parents before, they already know the drill and know exactly how parenting works. Raising a child as a celebrity can be a lot more difficult because the children are exposed to the world a lot sooner than they should be. It can be hard to keep them away from the spotlight for long, especially with paparazzi on your back all round the clock.
Both Gere and Silva follow Buddhism and Buddhist leader Dalai Lama a few months back. A picture of the couple with the Buddhist leader was shared on Instagram as part of Silva's pregnancy documentary. In the picture that she shared, Dalai Lama can be seen putting his hand on her bump to bless the unborn child. Fans of the actor would know that Gere is a long-term friend of Tibet's exiled spiritual leader. Gere, who is a Buddhist himself, is quite a huge advocate for human rights in Tibet. Silva is also known for her work as an activist. Silva runs RAIS Fundación, a non-profit aiming to eradicate homelessness in Spain in five years (the word rais means roots in Spanish).
According to the 'Pretty Woman' actor, his work as an activist in Tibet has resulted in him being blacklisted in Hollywood. Moreover, the actor has also been banned from entering China due to his support for the state.
Gere shares a son with ex-wife Carey Lowell to whom he was married to for 14 years (they got married in 2002). Prior to that, Gere was married to Cindy Crawford for four years between 1991 to 1995. Silva, on the other hand, met Gere while divorcing her first husband and the father of her first child Govind Friedland, the son of mining magnate Robert Friedland. Apparently, the couple were initially family friends and had known each other for around a decade before they got married. Silva claims that they were attracted to each other instantly.
According to People, "Our karma was attracted the moment we saw each other," Silva said. "I'm not ignoring our age difference and what it means to be with a Hollywood star, but when there's such a strong karmic energy, the problems disappear." The two often share their cozy moments with fans on Instagram. "So grateful to have you in my life, extraordinary and special human being, you have [shaken] my life, making me see what is really important. Undeniable! love you with all my heart," she wrote in one of her posts.
Silva also mentioned that she felt lost and after meeting Gere her life was filled with a new light. She said, "It was feeling that someone was reaching out and showing me my true path." The two have now found some new light together in their lives as they prepare to raise their first child together. Details regarding the name of their son and the exact date of birth will be shared soon. Until then, we can only congratulate the new parents and hope that he turns out to be as great as his parents are.


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There is no question that the US is moving from a manufacturing to a service based economy. The Bureau of Labor Statistics made it clear in announcing that service industries will generate 18 million new jobs over the next decade and food service is a vital part of the equation. David Morris, a restaurant analyst, pointed out that the food industry is reaching a new high right now. "Various food service segments are outpacing national job growth rather robustly," he said. "The categories that are closely tied to quick service, including limited service and non-alcoholic beverages, are doing the best." That doesn't mean that the only restaurant jobs are for cashiers at fast food counters. It does mean that job seekers will have to develop new skills for the new economy.
Although the best job opportunities are those with a degree in hospitality, restaurant, or food service management, the Occupational Outlook Handbook projects that food service manager jobs are declining as more administrative work is automated. Instead of looking for a traditional job as Waiter/Waitress or a Manager, those interested in food service careers should look into more creative and unusual specialties. Here are five of the newest, most remarkable careers that are opening up in food service.
Researchers and data analysts can find new careers advising restaurants on what people want. This is one job where spending a great deal of time online is a big bonus. Gluten Free is one of the biggest trends in food right now, from grocery stores to haute cuisine to airplane meals. Trendologists report and predict what the world wants.
This sounds like an episode of Dora, but these expeditions are serious business. Picture yourself traveling to Switzerland, Nicaragua, Belgium, Ghana, Brazil, Mexico, Bolivia, and Guatemala in search of the perfect bean. This job is part horticulturist, part farmer, part diplomat, and all chocolate.
You don't need to work for a paranoid king to become an official taster. These tasters also come up with publishable recipes based on the works of famous chefs and make them palatable for the general public.
Some people have good taste and others are just good at tasting. Flavor gurus work for corporate producers like Ben and Jerry's where they come up with exciting combinations of flavors and consistencies that push the envelope of what ice cream can be.
Mobile and local are the watchwords on the web, and it turns out the same is true for foodies. People with sophisticated palates are in search of locally grown food to incorporate into restaurant meals and stalls at farmers markets. Foragers find original foods or combine traditional foods in original ways.
Some of the other exciting possibilities for new careers involve becoming an apprentice to a celebrity chef or a publicist to introduce the world to a new restaurant or online food service. The dominance of mobile technology means that there are more people than ever searching for nearby restaurants or specialty grocers that cater to very specific markets. In this new service economy, the possibilities for personalization are limited only by your imagination.