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Brabham Racing Takes Mission To Le Mans
The clock is rapidly counting down to the 83rd running of the world's greatest sportscar endurance race, Le Mans 24 Hours this weekend 13-14 June. Fast forward 12 months and Brabham Racing aims to be among the 56 car entry list, embracing its Le Mans race debut thanks to the direct support, engagement and collaboration of its global community of fans, drivers and engineers.
Triple Le Mans winner, David Brabham will make his first visit to the historic Circuit de la Sarthe as a Team Principal, having contested the epic sportscar marathon 18 times. He will arrive on Wednesday to continue investor and partner discussions as his mission to secure the investment required to bring Brabham Racing back to the world stage continues.
The Project Brabham funding model is taking the motor racing world by storm as it gives thousands of global fans, drivers and engineers the genuine chance to be an integral part of the new Brabham Racing team through interactive and experiential activities that will lead the way in modern motorsport.
This latest innovation in 60 years of Brabham heritage will create the world's first community driven, open source, subscription funded motorsport business, which will have a big impact on the current funding crisis at the top of the sport while giving fans the insider perspective and access they crave.
Believing the time for change has come, Brabham Racing is throwing open the doors of the team as it strives to return via the FIA World Endurance Championship in 2016, with a three-year LMP2 campaign preceding its planned comeback as a manufacturer in LMP1.
The first of its kind in the sport, Brabham-Digital - a knowledge sharing and e-learning platform - will provide unrivalled behind-the-scenes access, immersing members in the highs and lows of returning the team to world-class status. The first stage website is now live at www.brabham-digital.com, complete with a dedicated login for members to get all the insider news and be a genuine part of rebuilding the house Sir Jack built.
Brabham Racing will make motorsport more accessible, transparent and engaging to fans, and more importantly it will allow the team to be more self-sufficient. For investors, it offers the opportunity to partner a game-changing business model uniting one of motorsport's most iconic brands with the power of the Internet.
"We are now in the process of talking to potential investors and partners to make bringing Brabham Racing back a reality, and compete in the 2016 WEC and the prestigious Le Mans 24 Hours," said David. "I have many meetings planned this week and it will be great to see the thousands of fans that come to the mecca of sportscars. For me having raced and won one of the biggest races in the world was an amazing experience, but to go there as a team owner and win will be incredible.
"For the Brabham name to return as a racing team in today's world we had to pioneer a new and inspiring way. With today's Internet connectivity and people's desire to be closer to the action, Brabham Racing will offer a unique motorsport experience that inspires, engages and educates a global community of fans, drivers and engineers. Brabham is renowned for inspiring wins through pioneering thinking and this new model will challenge the current thinking and create a solid, sustainable financial model for the team. Brabham has changed history before; it is about to do it again."
Project Brabham raised over £278,000, exceeding its initial target by nearly £30,000, in the six- week crowdfunding phase late last year and now boasts a 3,000 strong global community that has become the heartbeat of the team.
Those who contribute now and join the Brabham-Fan, Brabham-Driver or Brabham-Engineer Digital experiences can still benefit from special packages. However, these will only be available until the full platform and applications are built. To find out more about how to become part of the team click here


Probability follows seed this season, a departure from previous seasons. The Dayton/George Washington game will be a return engagement. The Flyers beat the Colonials by 16 at home last Saturday. A rookie coach with a team that may be overconfident could spell upset. But unlike 2010-11, the higher seeds in this round have proven over the last 16 games to be the stronger teams. Seed should hold. If Xavier, Saint Joseph's and Dayton all win at least once more, the conference will boast seven 20-game winning programs for the 2011-12 season, only the second time in conference history when seven members collected 20 or more wins.
Editor's Note: Report written before Tuesday's contests.
Does Anyone Want to Win This Conference?
One of the odder turns this late in the season is the sudden spate of losses suffered by upper division conference teams. Though Charlotte bounded out of the gate with two quick wins and Xavier stumbled mysteriously for much of January, the conference appeared on the way to sorting itself as January turned into February. Not so last week as the two conference elites, Temple and Saint Louis each dropped a game. Temple's loss may be understandable as Saint Joseph's is putting together a great turnaround from last season, but Saint Louis stumbled against bottom dweller Rhode Island, a squad that posted 20 losses before St. Valentine's Day. The conference's flagship program, Xavier, was in the midst of a late season push when they dropped a very important road decision to Massachusetts last Tuesday. Other notable late season hiccups, Saint Joseph's loss to a young Richmond squad, La Salle's three game losing streak (which has all but eliminated the Explorers from NIT consideration) and the aforementioned Massachusetts squad, whose win over Xavier is the only win in the last four games.
Early season results hinted that the middle of the conference was stronger this season, a theory born out by the continued uncertainty over bye bids to Atlantic City even into the last week of conference play. The resurgence is not limited to the middle of the conference however. Consider that in each of the last two seasons the bottom two teams in the conference combined to win four games. This season Fordham and Rhode Island have combined for six wins, with at least one more before the seeds for the conference tournament are finalized Sunday. I have also noted several times over the last month that the points per possession margin between Saint Louis (at the top) and Fordham (at the bottom) is much closer than last season.
With a loss to Saint Joseph's last weekend Temple dropped back towards the rest of the conference, leaving Saint Louis virtually alone at the top with a wide, +0.04 margin in points per possession. Comparing the statistics to the Billikens' conference record (and especially the record of late), leaves one wondering if Saint Louis' Top 25 status (as suggested by Pomeroy) is the product of an illusion fostered by the numbers or a genuine sleeper going into the postseason. The conference tournament may be the last best chance to gauge the Billikens before the NCAA opening rounds.
The results last week produced a few strange late season upsets, but even more surprising is that the point per possession margins are beginning to align more consistently with conference records. Teams with losing records show negative point per possession margins, an expected pattern in theory that does not always play out in practice. Saint Louis continues to be an outlier atop the conference and Massachusetts, which has an 8-6 conference record should, according to the Pythagorean Winning Percentage, show a 7-7 record through 14 conference games.
The top teams developed a ripping case of hiccups at just the wrong time. If the power rankings do not look terribly different from last week however, consider that they all hiccupped at the same time. Saint Bonaventure moved up and La Salle crashed, but the other teams moved very little over the past week.
Ken Pomeroy has shown Saint Louis as the top team since late December, but college basketball's stats guru looks at an overall margin as an indirect part of his formulation. For the past four weeks Temple posted the largest positive margin derived from conference games.
Saint Louis and Temple were not the only two squads whose conference points per possession margins moved closer to alignment with their overall numbers. Count Richmond among those whose skew was rectified last week. The Spiders stubbornly posted a +0.006 points per possession margin even though the team was three games below 0.500 in conference play. Though the Spiders posted a "positive" 1-1 week, their points per possession margin slid into negative territory, consistent with their record. Though throughout the conference the records and points per possession margins do not align exactly with the won-loss conference rankings (see Duquesne above), the alignment is the most consistent in the three seasons I have tracked the numbers. Identifying and explaining the discrepancies will be one of the bullet points for next week.
The race for conference Player of the Year was not a serious contest in 2011. Tu Holloway won recognition either as Player of the Week or at least a nod in nine of the sixteen weeks the conference posted weekly honors. Honored as Player of the Week six times, Holloway's nearest competitors had not gathered more than two, one-third the number of times Holloway was honored.
The Homogenization of the A-10: The surprise team through the first two weeks (Dayton) has fallen to earth with a 4-5 record at the halfway mark. Now what? The points per possession table (conference game only) below may suggest the conference is breaking into a series of tiers (three for the top half of the conference, then everyone else … ), but the striking number is how closely the top and bottom teams are to each other, a hint at the parity also suggested by the first half won-loss records. In sharp contrast to this point (about mid-way through the conference regular season) last season, Temple and Fordham show a mere 0.353 difference in their points per possession margin, a much smaller gap than last season's 0.512 margin. Note there are no undefeated teams at this point, last season two teams (Xavier and Duquesne) sported 7-0 marks. Fordham and Saint Joseph's were looking for their first wins last season (both broke into the win column before the end of the regular season), while the bottom two teams this season have both logged two wins apiece. Parity of a sort perhaps, but is this a sign the conference is "better" or "worse"?
The computed conference strength of schedule (Number and Rank, leftmost two columns) suggest Temple's record may be due in part to their slate of opponents. Early evaluations underestimated the strength of La Salle and Saint Joseph's, two Big 5 rivals who did not give Temple much competition the past three or four seasons. This time around may be different though, as the Owls must play those two one more time, along with Xavier, Massachusetts and Saint Bonaventure. Temple's last half of the season should prove more challenging than season's past.
New Sheriff in Town? The surprise team so far is Dayton. The Flyers, under first year head coach Archie Miller, have unveiled a revamped offense with a decidedly different approach to player rotation. Under Brian Gregory all members in the rotation, with the exception of forwards Chris Wright (graduated in May 2011) and Chris Johnson (a senior this season) saw game time in four minute (or less) slices. Wright, Johnson and freshman point guard Juwan Staten (who transferred to West Virginia in the off season) played 70% or more at their positions, which translates to about 28 minutes per game. The junior guard Paul Williams aside, everyone else on the squad logged no more than 44.2% of the available time (Josh Benson, about 18 minutes per game) at their respective positions. The rotation this season also features two players (transfer guard Kevin Dillard and Williams) who have logged better than 70% of the available time (with Johnson playing 63%), but Miller uses three other players for 50% or more of the time, and fourth, sophomore Devin Oliver, who plays about 46% of the time on the wing. If Gregory's approach gave more players some game-time exposure, Miller's style, more tradition in the distribution of minutes, allows team members to acclimate to the game. Though Miller uses fewer players per game, the Flyers continue to get a bit more than 66 possessions per game, consistent with the last season under Gregory.
A Points per Possession Look at the teams. Last season I used points per possession (conference games only) to give the reader a more insightful look into each team's play. The numbers for the 3-5 games the teams have played so far.
Dayton continues to win, Xavier goes sideways while Charlotte and Richmond find the road rockier than expected? Looks like my promotion of Dayton last week was the right move as the Flyers handed Xavier a crushing 15 point loss last Saturday (1/21). The rematch next month in Cincinnati should be very interesting.
Saint Louis (15-4, 3-2) – The Billikens beat Duquesne Saturday for their only game this past week. The conference record may not say #1, but the point per possession margin (+0.131 – see above) says Coach Rick Majerus' team is on track. According to their Pythagorean Winning Percentage (conference games only) the Bills are on track to win 13 games, a very tall order given they have already logged 2/3 of their projected losses. Saint Louis has had problems winning away from Chaifetz, and the upcoming two game road swing will be an important early season test. Saint Louis will travel to Cincinnati for an early season showdown with Xavier on Wednesday (1/25) and then continue east to Amherst for a tilt with Massachusetts on Saturday (1/28).
No A-10 Teams in the Top 25… Again: The latest round of the AP and Coaches polls (January 16) show no Atlantic 10 team gathered enough support nationally to be ranked… for the fourth consecutive week. Saint Louis missed a good opportunity to impress when the Billikens dropped a four-point decision to New Mexico on New Year's Eve, picking up their second loss in the process. With the next six teams showing three or four losses, the conference is out of the Top 25 conversation for the next three or so weeks. The other name brands, Xavier and Temple, did not help their causes this past week. Xavier dropped their third game in the last four, this time to Gonzaga in what might have been a good "comparison" game for the Selection Committee. Temple beat #3 Duke but dropped two of their first three conference games. Lacking another marquee out-of-conference game (Temple versus Maryland is a pale imitation), the conference may have to wait until early February and hope that one or two teams will dominate conference play while their power conference counterparts beat each other up.
Bernadette McGlade's Recipe for Basketball Masala: Masalas are a variety of spicey soups or stews favored throughout India, Pakistan and most parts of south Asia. A-10 Commissioner Bernadette McGlade and her schedule maker served up their own brand of basketball masala in this opening week of conference play. Strong preseason favorites Saint Louis, Xavier and Temple did not survive the week undefeated (Temple has yet to win with a tough game coming up this week) while recently downtrodden Charlotte and La Salle started strong, each has sustained at least one loss. Rookie Coach Archie Miller of Dayton (whose squad was depleted with graduations and transfers) is riding high, while veteran Mike Lonergan of George Washington (whose squad is well stocked with experienced players) is struggling. Far too early to throw the power rankings (see below) up in the air perhaps, but a few of the results from the past two weeks (Dayton at Temple, Saint Louis at Dayton, Charlotte at Saint Joseph's for example) maybe critical tiebreakers come March.
Results from the first quarter of conference play (and a few of the last few out of conference games) hold a strong hint that the conference may be more competitive through the first 12 spots than preseason projections indicated. First week losses to the favorites force me to take a long second (and third…) look at Dayton. With only a few games scheduled, and those yielding mixed results for the teams at the top of last week's power rankings, the conference appears to be sliding sideways. Massachusetts disposes of their last out of conference opponents fairly easily to move up a spot, while Temple finishes the month 6-1 and Fordham upsets a ranked team.
In our attempt to bring you the most comprehensive Championship Week coverage anywhere, RTC is covering several of the conference tournaments from the sites. We have RTC correspondents Andrew Murawa at the Mountain West Tournament, Joe Dzuback at the Atlantic 10 Tournament and Kraig Williams at the WAC Tournament this weekend. In addition to live-blogging select games throughout the tournaments, they will each post a nightly diary with thoughts on each day's action. Here are the submissions for tonight's pair of championship games and the A10 semis.
The only logical place to begin here is with Kawhi Leonard, who was dominant tonight. The line speaks for itself: 21 rebounds (a career high), including seven on the offensive end. 16 points. Holding Tre'Von Willis to 4/12 shooting from the floor (and at least two of those field goals came when SDSU inexplicably switched to zone at the start of the 2nd half). And throw in a couple assists and a couple steals for good measure. He definitely presents matchup problems for every team in the MWC, and he will present problems for teams across the country. Throw a smaller, quicker guy on him and Leonard will dominate in the paint; put a big man on him and he can step outside and use his face-up game. In the postgame press conference, UNLV head coach Lon Kruger was asked about the possibility of having to deal with Leonard for three more years, and the look that crossed his face (a combination of a knowing smile and a grimace) was priceless before he went on to spend a couple minutes singing Leonard's praises. While New Mexico's Darington Hobson and BYU's Jimmer Fredette rightly are regarded as the best players in the conference, it is Leonard who is the most talented player in the conference.
Willis tweaked his ankle late in the game on Friday night, and while he played without incident tonight, he was likely not as explosive as he was earlier in the tournament. How much of that had to do with the ankle and how much was the Leonard factor is up for debate, but Coach Kruger of course brushed off any notion that Willis was hampered by the ankle.
The vaunted UNLV homecourt advantage turned out to be much less of an issue tonight than it was either last night or even on Thursday night in the quarterfinal. Maybe it was the earlier start, or maybe it was the Aztec fans' inability to provoke the UNLV fans into a cheering confrontation as Utah and BYU fans did, but while the Rebel fans sure got loud when Larry Johnson and Jerry Tarkanian were shown on the scoreboard, they were never really a huge factor in the game.
Last night in this space I talked up UNLV junior center Brice Massamba quite a bit. Tonight? Um, who? Massamba's totals: 18 minutes, five fouls, two rebounds, two turnovers.
Now, time for me to admit a couple areas where I was dead wrong. This doesn't happen often (not me being wrong, I'm wrong a lot, I just rarely admit it – ask my wife), so soak it up.
First, sometime in the middle of the MWC season I wrote that San Diego State junior point guard D.J. Gay was holding his team back and that head coach Steve Fisher should make the move to freshman Chase Tapley at the point. Well, Gay proved me wrong and Fisher right more or less from that point on. While Gay still doesn't shoot a great percentage from the floor, he has really cut down on the turnovers over the back half of the schedule, and more important than anything the numbers show, he is the leader on this team. Guys like Leonard and Billy White and Malcolm Thomas and even senior Kelvin Davis are all major cogs for this Aztec team, but it is Gay who makes this team go. Look at his numbers over the tournament, and they're nothing special (in fact, they're downright awful): less than 8ppg, six of 26 from the field, 10 assists, five turnovers. And yet, they probably don't get out of the quarterfinals without him (when he hit two clutch free throws at the end to provide the final margin), they certainly don't get through New Mexico without him and his seven assists and zero turnovers, and tonight it was Gay's big three in the face of Oscar Bellfield under six minutes that extended the Aztec lead above one possession for the first time since very early in the second half. Throw in the fact that the guy played 119 of a possible 120 minutes in this tournament (and the minute that he was out the Aztecs looked lost) and its clear Gay brings more to this team than his numbers would indicate. And, just to extend my praise of the guy, he is also a well-spoken, funny kid.
The other place I was wrong is about Fisher. For several years now, I have been critical of some of Fisher's in-game coaching and even his ability to bring along talent. While I thought his decision to open the second half in a zone for a couple of possessions was a similarly goofy decision, there's really no questioning what he has done with this team. The vast improvement this team has made since opening night when they were absolutely drilled by St. Mary's is clear and he has really gotten a talented team to buy into team over individual fully. Now, I'll admit some of this may be because Fisher was just so charming and effusive in his press conferences that he won me over (tonight's great Fisher quote, on winning the recruiting battle of Leonard over some Pac-10 schools: "we don't need to get down on kneepads to recruit against the Pac-10."), but the fact that he has taken a SDSU program with little history and put them in the postseason in seven of his 11 seasons, including now three NCAA visits, says all that needs to be said about Fisher's ability to coach. The fact that he is just so likable is only a bonus.
I chose Fredette, Hobson, Willis, Leonard and Gay as my five for the all-tourney team, with Leonard as my MVP, although I felt awfully bad about not writing down White, Chase Stanback or Dairese Gary. The official tournament team was Fredette, Hobson, Willis, Stanback, White and Leonard (no fair they got to pick an extra one – I wanted my all-tourney team to have eight guys), with Leonard the MVP.


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Fill the information in the form and click preview to check your data, click on save when you're done.
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Q: How do I add texts into each cell using textfield and button? How can I add texts into tableViewCell? I dragged one textfield and button, and add below them, set tableView and tableviewCell. The identifier for the cell is "Cell". And here is the code I made so far. Ideally, I want to add texts typed inside textfield onto the cell, so that for example, if I add my name, it's gonna be added and if next person adds her name, her name also appears on the cell.
@IBOutlet weak var myTableView: UITableView!
@IBOutlet weak var textField: UITextField!

var stringArray = [String]()
@IBOutlet weak var AddBUtton: UIButton!

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    // Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib.
    textField.delegate = self
}

func textFieldDidBeginEditing(textField: UITextField) {
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func textFieldDidEndEditing(textField: UITextField) {
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func textFieldShouldBeginEditing(textField: UITextField) -> Bool {
    return true
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func textFieldShouldClear(textField: UITextField) -> Bool {
    return true
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func textFieldShouldEndEditing(textField: UITextField) -> Bool {
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func textFieldShouldReturn(textField: UITextField) -> Bool {
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func tableView(tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {
    let cellIdentifier = "Cell"
    let cell = self.myTableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier(cellIdentifier, forIndexPath: indexPath) as! UITableViewCell
    return cell
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A: Just try to set the textLabel of UITableViewCell
func textFieldShouldReturn(textField: UITextField) -> Bool {
    stringArray.append(textField.text)
    textField.text = nil
    textField.resignFirstResponder()
    table.reloadData() // if possible just reload or insert only the cell
    return true
}

func tableView(tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {
    let cellIdentifier = "Cell"
    let cell = self.myTableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier(cellIdentifier, forIndexPath: indexPath) as! UITableViewCell
    cell.textLabel.text = stringArray[indexPath.row]
    return cell
}

A: You can create a custom UITableViewCell class which inherits from UITableViewCell. From there you can add a variable to store any text you get from the textfield.
After such, you can use that cell as the new cell inside your cellForRowAtIndexPath method.

A: Try this control inside custom UITableViewCell. Every time a name is entered in the text box, add that name to the datasource of this control so it will appear next time in the suggestion list. You have an ease to filter the text as the user types (if needed).

A: Try doing something like this:
@IBOutlet weak var text: UITextField!

@IBOutlet weak var button: UIButton!
@IBOutlet weak var tableView: UITableView!

var name:NSMutableArray = NSMutableArray();

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    // Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib.
    self.tableview.delegate = self;
    self.tableView.dataSource = self;
}

override func didReceiveMemoryWarning() {
    super.didReceiveMemoryWarning()
    // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
}

@IBAction func buttonClicked(sender: AnyObject) {
    if(self.text.text == ""){
        let alert = UIAlertController(title: "Alert", message: "Enter a name", preferredStyle: UIAlertControllerStyle.Alert)
        alert.addAction(UIAlertAction(title: "OK", style: UIAlertActionStyle.Default, handler: nil))
        self.presentViewController(alert, animated: true, completion: nil);
    }
    self.name.addObject(self.text.text!)
    self.text.text = "";
    self.tableView.reloadData();
}

func numberOfSectionsInTableView(tableView: UITableView) -> Int {
    return 1;
}

func tableView(tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {
    let cellIdentifier = "Cell";
    var cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier(cellIdentifier);
    if(cell == nil){
        cell = UITableViewCell(style: UITableViewCellStyle.Subtitle, reuseIdentifier: cellIdentifier);
    }

    cell?.textLabel?.text = self.name[indexPath.row] as? String

    return cell!;
}

func tableView(tableView: UITableView, numberOfRowsInSection section: Int) -> Int {
    return self.name.count;
}

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Mnangagwa spoke against corruption adding that no one is above the law and any one found guilty would be dealt with.
Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa gave his first state-of-the-nation address on Tuesday, promising to fight corruption, address the country's ballooning external and local debt and meet people's expectations of his administration.
Opposition MDC-Alliance members if Parliament (MPs) continued the tradition of walking out of the address, and walked out of Mnangagwa's address.
The tradition gained traction during the late Morgan Tsvangirai's tenure as MDC-T president, and was meant to show the then president Robert Mugabe that he was illegally in office after "stealing" the vote from the MDC-T in 2013.
Despite the walkout, Mnangagwa continued with his first address as president.
"My government is alive to the economic challenges being faced by the ordinary Zimbabwean," Mnangagwa said.
His government recently come under fire for failing to attach the ongoing cholera outbreak the importance it deserves as the disease continues to take lives.
On Tuesday morning, 30 have been confirmed dead from the stone-age ailment, with over 4000 being hospitalised..
"My government is concerned with the outbreak of cholera," he said.
Government has declared a state of emergency, shut down schools in affected areas, and rolled out the begging basket to curb spread of cholera which has now been reported in most parts of the country.
The government has officially launched an appeal for US$57 million to fight the outbreak.
He said there was a need for modern education and health provision especially targeting vulnerable groups.
Despite loud calls for Zimbabwe to dump the multi-currency system and instead joining the Rand Union, Mnangagwa said the "multi-currency system will continue until economic fundamentals are met".
"My government will continue ongoing efforts to address the economic situation and we will continue to use the multi-currency system until fundamentals are right to bring the local currency," he said.


A football tourney intended to promote sports among Liberians residing in the United States is expected to be held this weekend in Columbia, Maryland.
Some of Liberia's great players of the past are expected to be part of the fray. They include Eugene Gray, Ansu Sirleaf, Patrick Arthur, Solomon Wesseh, among others.
Emmanuel Zodia Chelleh has expressed confidence that his team, Omega FA will subdue the opposition and retain its title. Other competitors are Ohio Old timers of Mark Gibson and Co. and Veteran Pro, made up of Cameronians in Maryland.


The ensemble takes its initial inspiration from Art Deco fashion and Bauhaus costume design, while origami techniques being the catalyst for its construction.
The dress is based on a crystalline structure made up predominantly of angles and tetrahedral forms and the iridescent cape with raised scales suggests a being residing in watery depths. Furthermore, the LED matrix across the dress and cape brings the ensemble to life, as a bioluminescent system.
NELIA JUSTO is a costume designer, media artist and sculptor.
She employs a range of methods and materials in her work to produce sculptures, installations -- and more recently wearable-tech garments -- that engage in a dialogue between the East and West; between the language of decorative arts and electronic technologies.
Nelia attained her bachelor degree in visual arts at Sydney College of the Arts and master's degree at University of Western Sydney. Over the years, she has participated in international exhibitions in Thailand, UK, Indonesia, Vietnam, China, Singapore, NZ and locally across Australia. She has participated in art symposiums and artist-in-residency programs (China, Thailand, NZ, France, Australia). Additional related pursuits have included collaborating with other artists in developing exhibitions, producing costumes and designing graphic work, teaching art through discussion tours in galleries and conducting sculpture workshops.


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What is pannas?
By Keva Hoffmann Boardman — Many of us grew up eating "pannas." My grandmother made it often, especially when the menfolk were butchering and making sausage. She would take the hog head into the kitchen and put it in a big pot of water. I would come into the kitchen
Naegelin's Bakery still baking
By Myra Lee Adams Goff Let's talk bread – white bread, rye bread, pumpernickel and even a variety of different yeast breads that are sweet. All these goodies come out of the oldest continuous bakery in town, Naegelin's Bakery. Zuschlag In early, early, early New Braunfels, the bread that was
Controversial letters to Germany
By Myra Lee Adams Goff A letter written on May 2, 1845, two months after the first settlers arrived in New Braunfels, gives us details of those first two months in NB. The letter was written by Lt. Oscar von Claren to his sister in Germany. The end of von
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← Giveaway: "Creole for Kidz" is coming to BlackRock Center for the Arts!
Monday – Take a day trip out to Solomons, MD, to visit the Calvert Marine Museum, which highlights the environment and maritime history of the Chesapeake Bay. Fascinating exhibits, including display cases full of fossils and artifacts, live fish and other creatures, and a real lighthouse to tour are engaging for all ages. There are things to see both indoors and out, including beautiful scenic views. And you can bring along a picnic lunch to enjoy by the water. Hours are 10am – 5pm. Admission is $9/adult, $4/ages 5-12, free for 4 and under.
Tuesday – Spend the day at Roosevelt Island, where you can enjoy a hike and a dose of history in one fell swoop. The trails are easy for little legs to tramp, and you can explore the Memorial Plaza to learn about the legacy of President Theodore Roosevelt. The entrance to the park is located right off the GW Parkway, just past the Roosevelt Bridge, and accessible only from the northbound lanes. Hours are 6am – 10pm, and admission is free. Get a little more of the KFDC take on it in this post about local walks in the woods with kids.
Wednesday – Join The Art League Gallery Staff for an exciting "Mini Makers" art activity for children 5 years and under (with an adult caretaker). The session takes place 10:30-11:30am in Alexandria. Admission is free, but spaces are limited, so RSVP is required. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. Costumes are encouraged for this first meeting!
You can also celebrate Halloween and autumn at the Downtown DC Fall Festival! All ages are welcome to Woodrow Wilson Plaza at the Ronald Regan Building for some FREE fun, including a petting zoo, pumpkin decorating, face painting, the DC Public Library Book Bike, musical entertainment, food vendors, hot cider, a hay bale maze, costumed stilt walkers, and giveaways. Wear Halloween costumes for photo ops!
Thursday – Take advantage of The Beauvoir School's day off and head to their super fantastic playground, open to the public when class is not in session. It's open all day (Friday, too!), and admission is free.
Friday – Explore a true local hidden gem: The National Museum of the U.S. Navy. Located on base in the Navy Yard, it's a trove of fascinating exhibits. See an amazing collection of model ships, peer into a real periscope, sit in the gun seats of old fighter planes, view naval artifacts hundreds of years old, and much more. Hours are 9am – 5pm. Admission is free. *Be sure to note requirements for access to the base and museum.
Hey! The tickets for the downtown fall festival are :"sold out." Do you need a ticket?


In many ways the relationship between members of the governing, ANC-led alliance and the unions that stand in opposition is, on one level, an apparent repeat of the situation that existed 30 and more years ago when internal "workerists" were opposed by the exiled ANC alliance.
New SA labour fed: a new wheel or a retread?
Will the launch in two weeks of a new labour federation in South Africa herald a new era for local trade unionism or will it merely signal the arrival of just another federation in the existing mould? Time alone will tell.


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Dear 2018 Jacqui – 2016 wasn't horrible to us. We had our first book published. HUGE accomplishment! We moved to Pennsylvania to have more time with our daughter. We launched our Freelance Business Website, our Author Website and really stepped it up with our blog here.
So, what do we want to see happen in 2017? Great question! Here we go!
Try to accomplish mission impossible. Get along much better with our 16 year old! Why is this mission impossible? Ummm, have you met the typical 16 year old???
Increase our salary. As we moved further away, our gas costs are higher. Our rent is higher than our mortgage was. Teens are expensive! Our daughter's father and us are saving to buy her a car when she gets a job.
Finish the current book we are writing. It's a post apocalyptic book. We're more than half way through it. Did we finish it by April?
A few new locations to travel to. To finish the East Coast, we need to visit Rhode Island and Vermont!
Get off the couch more and meet new people. Yes, it's easier to stay on the couch. But, that's not living! We need to get out more and start living!
Weight loss. By the time you come around, we should be off of Phentermine. How much weight have we lost? How are we maintaining it after being off the pill?
More blog posts per week. Were we able to increase our blog posts to four posts per week?
Goal of 50,000 page views per month. How are we doing? Every blogger wants to know their blog is being read and enjoyed.
Monetize our blog. This goes hand in hand with our personal plans. Were we able to collaborate with companies that make us happy?
We want to work with clients who need our services. We are hoping to work with enough clients on a part time basis working with clients and utilizing our skill sets.
So, 2018 Jacqui. Were we successful? Was 2017 good to us? How many of our goals are we able to scratch off our list?
I love the perspective you have taken on this! I hope 2017 achieves all of your goals and delivers even more then expected!
Congrats on publishing your book! Sounds like 2016 was very good to you. Here's hoping for an even better 2017. My goal this yer is to definitely work on my blog more and finish up my screenplay.
I hope you have a very successful year in 2017. I'm not sure what's in store for me, but I hope it's good.
I am so impressed with anyone who gets a book published. That is my goal in 2016 and now 2017. Great motivation. And I here you on the dealing with the 16 year old. I have a 13 year old and I am hoping we make it through the year.
Wow getting your book published is a huge success. Good luck with the 16 year old, you will survive. Hope 2017 brings you much success in your business adventures.
You will definitely survive your daughter's teen years. Mine are all grown now and we not only survived those years. We actually enjoyed them. I love how you fast forwarded to 2018 and looked back. And congrats on publishing your book last year – a huge accomplishment.
Congrats on publishing a book that is huge!! Good luck on your goals for 2017, they are great goals to focus on.
I like the approach of writing to your 2018 self about 2017 plans. Congrats also on a successful 2016.
I guess we can all identify with being a wild teenager because we all were once a teen. But since that is a goal of yours for the year, I think you will find a way to reach out to her so that you two can get along better. Blessings for your 2017. And yes, I see it 2018, 2017 was amazing.
I love your goals! Wishing you luck in achieving all of them and even exceeding some. 🙂 I think my primary goals this year are better juggling all of my responsibilities and re-prioritizing a bit. I don't want to regret not focusing on the important at the end of the year!
This is a great post, and a great way of looking at a brand new year. I'm also hoping to get more blog posts up this year.
Congrats on such a successful 2016! I hope 2017 is as successful and more! I love how this post looks at the new year ahead!
I'm glad 2016 was good for you. It looks like you have a lot on your plate for 2017! You have some great goals.
I am impressed with your goals, you can do this! I like to reflect this time of year of what I have accomplished and where I still want to go. It allows me to set goals and start reaching them!
I too had a similar goal of Increasing salary in 2017. Hope, I will achieve it as soon as possible.
First off, congrats on your book!! I also want to increase my salary in 2017… Here's to hoping! Best of luck in the new year!
These are all great resolutions! I want to lose weight also…why is that so hard??
Always great to set goals! Congrats on your book and wish you luck i achieving your goals.
Interesting. A lot of people write posts about their goals for the year ahead, but writing it as a letter to your 2018 self makes yours unique.
I enjoyed this list. I need to sit down and make mine. I just kicked off my own blog kitchencents.com and aspire to one day have goals like these.
Wow! You guys had a very productive year in 2016. I wish you guys the best 2017!


I confess: my creative mind let me find inspiration everywhere and bring me to have "the unhealthy habit" of collecting everything about recycling.
Last week for example, before the bad weather hit North Italy, walking in a garden, I picked up some autumn material to put in an table centerpiece: a few acorns, a few leaves with unthinkable autumn colors (black and purple? ?) some red berries.
With any surplus leaves I created these butterflies.
How is it made? Very very easy!
Apply some strips of transparent tape to the back of a big leaf. This will help you to preserve the butterfly when the leaf will be dry. In addition, you will be facilitated in the cutting phase of the wings.
Now you can draw 4 butterfly wings on the back of the leaf directly on the tape.
Cut all the wings and assemble them with glue. You can create the body of the butterfly using Fimo (or any polimer clay) or cut it directly from a dark leaf. For a brilliant effect try with Glimmer Mist: sprayed it on the wings for a sparkly look! Let dry the wings under a book.
I enjoyed a lot to create some simple butterflies and more elaborate. I'll use the butterfly with the body in fimo to decorate a gift and the other with the body in leaf...Tomorrow I'll show you where it flew!
ma come sono belle queste farfalle... fantastica idea, complimenti!!!!
Ma che meraviglia Giuli!!! Fantastiche!!!
Ciao Giulia, volevo ringraziarti per la visita al blog e farti imbocca al lupo per il blog candy! Ricordati che per partecipare bisogna anche essere iscritte al blog!
Nooooo ma sono troppo stupende!!! Complimenti per la fantasia che hai ^_^!!!
ciao cara Giuli, quanto sono delicate queste farfalline-foglia!
che idea fantastica.. adoro le foglie nei colori autunnali..


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Herman Tuvesson (* 21. Oktober 1902 in Vankiva, Hässleholm; † 2. Februar 1995 in Bjärnum, Hässleholm) war ein schwedischer Ringer. Er war mehrfacher Europameister.

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Herman Tuvesson stammt aus der schwedischen Kleinstadt Bjärnum und erlernte dort den Beruf eines Tischlers. Als Jugendlicher trat er in den dortigen Ringerverein Bjärnums GIF ein und entwickelte sich zu einem hervorragenden Ringer im Bantamgewicht, der den griechisch-römischen Stil bevorzugte, aber auch im freien Stil antrat.

Im Jahr 1930 wurde er erstmals schwedischer Meister im griechisch-römischen Stil und gab auch im gleichen Jahr seinen Einstand auf der internationalen Ringermatte. Bei der Europameisterschaft in Stockholm gewann er auf Anhieb mit fünf überlegenen Siegen den Titel im Bantamgewicht, griechisch-römischer Stil. Sein Meisterstück lieferte Herman bei der Europameisterschaft 1931 in Prag. Mit fünf Schultersiegen, darunter auch einem über den Olympiasieger von 1928 Kurt Leucht aus Deutschland, wurde er ohne einen einzigen Fehlpunkt erneut Europameister im Bantamgewicht, griechisch-römischer Stil.

Als Favorit reiste Herman deshalb zu den Olympischen Spielen 1932 nach Los Angeles. Nach zwei Punktsiegen unterlag er dabei aber in der 3. Runde gegen Jakob Brendel aus Nürnberg, den er bei einem Länderkampf kurz vor der Abreise nach Los Angeles in Stockholm noch klar nach Punkten besiegt hatte und musste ohne Medaille ausscheiden.

Bei der Europameisterschaft 1933 in Helsinki unterlag Herman gegen den Ungarn Ödön Zombori, nachdem er vorher Olympiasieger Jakob Brendel besiegt hatte und wurde Vizeeuropameister. Seinen dritten Europameistertitel gewann Herman Tuvesson bei der Europameisterschaft 1934 in Rom. Er war fast so überlegen wie 1931, feierte sechs Siege, davon vier Schultersiege, und revanchierte sich an Ödön Zombori für die Niederlage aus dem Vorjahr. Im gleichen Jahr startete Herman in Stockholm auch erstmals bei der Europameisterschaft im freien Stil und belegte hinter Márton Lőrincz aus Ungarn und Hermann Fischer aus Deutschland den dritten Platz.

1935 gewann Herman in Kopenhagen seinen vierten EM-Titel im griechisch-römischen Stil. Durch ein gutes Los brauchte er dazu nur drei Siege.

1936 trat Herman bei den Olympischen Spielen in Berlin im freien Stil an, weil er die schwedische Olympiaausscheidung im griechisch-römischen Stil gegen Egon Svensson verloren hatte. Herman gewann seine ersten vier Kämpfe, verlor aber in der 5. Runde gegen den US-Amerikaner Ross Flood und musste, wie schon vier Jahre vorher, ohne Medaille ausscheiden, obwohl unter den von ihm besiegten Ringern auch der spätere Olympiasieger Ödön Zombori war.

Trotz dieser Enttäuschung war Herman auch bei der Europameisterschaft 1937 im freien Stil in München wieder am Start und gewann zum Abschluss seiner großen Karriere hinter seinem alten Rivalen Jakob Brendel noch einmal den Vizeeuropameistertitel.

Herman Tuvesson war in den 1930er Jahren vielleicht der beste Bantamgewichtsringer der Welt, dem es aber in seiner großen Karriere nie gelang eine Olympiamedaille zu gewinnen.

Die Ergebnisse der internationalen Meisterschaften, an denen er teilnahm, sind aus dem folgenden Abschnitt zu ersehen.

Internationale Meisterschaften
(OS = Olympische Spiele, EM = Europameisterschaft, GR = griechisch-römischer Stil, F = Freistil, Ba = Bantamgewicht, Fe = Federgewicht, damals bis 56 kg bzw. 61 kg Körpergewicht)

 1930, 1. Platz, EM in Stockholm, GR, Ba, mit Siegen über Ferdinand Pytela, Österreich, Urho Pappinen, Finnland, László Szekfű, Ungarn, Antonín Nič, Tschechoslowakei und Jakob Brendel, Deutschland;
 1931, 1. Platz, EM in Prag, GR, Ba, mit Siegen über Antonín Nič, Karlo Toth, Jugoslawien, Johan Pontson, Estland, Marcello Nizzola, Italien und Kurt Leucht, Deutschland;
 1931, 2. Platz, Intern. Turnier in Malmö, GR, Fe, hinter Göte Persson u. vor Stig Persson, bde. Schweden;
 1932, 4. Platz, OS in Los Angeles, GR, Ba, mit Siegen über Aatos Jaskari, Finnland und Louis Francois, Frankreich und einer Niederlage gegen Jakob Brendel;
 1932, 1. Platz, Turnier in Stockholm, GR, Ba, vor Aatos Jaskari und Samuel, Schweden;
 1933, 2. Platz, EM in Helsinki, GR, Ba, mit Siegen über Antonín Nič und Jakob Brendel und einer Niederlage gegen Ödön Zombori, Ungarn;
 1934, 1. Platz, EM in Rom, GR, Ba, mit Siegen über Esko Hjelt, Finnland, Ruda, Polen, Adolphe Lamont, Belgien, Ion Horvath, Rumänien, Justin Gehring, Deutschland und Ödön Zombori;
 1934, 3. Platz, EM in Stockholm, F, Ba, nach Niederlagen gegen Hermann Fischer, Deutschland und Márton Lőrincz, Ungarn;
 1935, 1. Platz, EM in Kopenhagen, GR, Ba, mit Siegen über Robert Voigt, Dänemark, Willi Möchel, Deutschland und Antonín Nič;
 1936, 4. Platz, OS in Berlin, F, Ba, mit Siegen über Aatos Jaskari, Cesar Gaudard, Schweiz, Johannes Herbert, Deutschland und Ödön Zombori und einer Niederlage gegen Ross Flood, USA;
 1937, 2. Platz, EM in München, F, Ba, mit Siegen über Miliam Maunala, Finnland, Stefan Toth, Ungarn, Marcello Nizzola und einer Niederlage gegen Jakob Brendel

Schwedische Meisterschaften

Herman Tuvesson wurde von 1930 bis 1934 fünfmal in Folge schwedischer Meister im griechisch-römischen Stil im Bantamgewicht.

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Olympiateilnehmer (Schweden)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1932
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1936
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Ellerslie AFC's history goes back to the original founding of the Auckland Football Association in 1887, whereby it was one of the seven clubs to participate in the Association's inaugural competition. The Club continued into the second season of organised soccer in Auckland, but, like the playing of the game at that time, did not continue past that point. Auckland soccer had slipped into a period of recess, due to the lack of suitable grounds, and Ellerslie became an early victim of the break in competition.
Come 1953 and the Club was reformed through the efforts of a number of families. Enough members were gathered to form two senior teams in that first season, with games played at the Michaels Avenue ground, while training sessions took place at Ellerslie Domain, courtesy of the local rugby league club's generosity in lending the club the land for this purpose. Training sessions on a Thursday evening consisted of a full-scale match between the previous Saturday's first team and reserves, an encounter from which the coming Saturday's line-ups were selected by the coaches and the committee members.
That first year the club's First Team played in the Auckland 2nd A Grade competition and while the results were not great the highlights were a narrow 2-0 loss to the eventual champions Onehunga and of course our first win over British United 1-0 - we do have a list of as many results as we could find - click here. At the time the top grade in Auckland was the Senior Grade with eight teams. The next grade was split into two - Senior A for promotion seeking clubs and Senior B for the reserve teams of clubs in the Senior grade.
The Club's first trophy was delivered in 1954 when we won the Dacre Cup (a 16 team knockout competition for the A and B grades). The game was played against University at the home at the time of the Auckland Football Association (Blanford Park). The Ellerslie team that day was:
J Bouman; R Boulton, O Dahl; A C Robertson, J Richards, S Major; G Robson, P Cobbett, G Lee, K Allen, J Gommers. Reserve J Ayers. The final score was 3-2 to Ellerslie AFC.
(The Champion 1955 side, winners of the Pascoe Shield, Dacre and Sharpe Cups and the 2nd Division A Championship)
The original clubrooms were built very shortly after the Club was reformed, in an area of Michaels Ave Reserve that now houses part of our recently completed artificial playing fields. The current clubroom structure, situated on the first floor of the adjacent YMCA Complex, was erected in 1979.
The Club has enjoyed its fair share of Premier League success over the years, winning a number of local competitions, culminating in its promotion, in 1993, to the Country's highest competition at the time, the Super Club Competition. In addition, Ellerslie has reached the last sixteen of the Chatham Cup four times since 1978.
One of the outstanding features about Ellerslie is the loyalty of its members, both playing and non-playing. Indeed, the Club can point to three families in recent times who've given Ellerslie AFC outstanding service over the years. The Ritchies, the Woods, and the Poelmans have all been an integral part of the Club, and it is their dedication and others like them, who have moulded Ellerslie AFC into the open, friendly Club it is today.
In essence, the Club is about inclusiveness and participation with a focus on a family orientated environment where friendships are started, and developed over extended periods of time. The Club prospers as a result of the huge amount of voluntary work undertaken by members in terms of coaching, administration, management of teams, and the myriad of other tasks necessary to keep a club of our size running smoothly.
Having said that, with the Club now being the 5th largest in the AFF controlled region, with approximately 115 teams from midget to senior levels, the Club has had to "lift its game" in terms of offering some paid administration and coaching roles in order to deliver the quality of footballing experience that our members demand.
The Club is established under one, recently adopted modern constitution, but operationally is run under two separate divisions, Senior and Junior/Youth. A Strategic Plan for the next four years has been put in place to assist with implementing/improving structures, systems and programmes in a sustainable manner, that will provide clearly defined pathways for our emerging player and coaching talent.
A significant emphasis in this plan remains the provision of new facilities. To complement our world class artificial field and match standard lighting we are currently in the process of having additional playing surface improvements on the Lower Reserve fields, and the construction of a new Amenities Block and Clubrooms and some point following the field upgrade.
The Club is looking to the future with a clear vision, positivity and enthusiasm. The challenge is for all our members to contribute once again towards building this Club into a major force on the Regional, and National stages at all age levels
We invite you to come and join with us as we seek to participate, succeed and support across the playing fields of Auckland.


Our mission is to develop a compliment of ministries and services that seek to "transform lives" (Rom 12:2), "serve the least of these" (Matt 25:4), and "make disciples" (Matt 28:19) through the grace and power of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
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Ryan Gosling's quirky charm has made him a catch both on and off the big screen. With a super successful year behind him and a great wardrobe to boot, it's not hard to see why he's the next big thing. From sleek suits to hip street style, Ryan's wardrobe is the essence of cool. In honor of this dapper dude's birthday on Nov. 12, click through some of his most eye candy-worthy looks from over the years.
Looking cool and casual, Ryan sticks with all the fall fashion essentials: stripes, a camel sweater and loafers.


Atlanta, "Chic Chat" is coming your way, with its season premiere airing this Saturday, December 16 at 12:00pm on CBS!
Atlanta's hometown girl, reality TV star Karen King from "VH1 Love and Hip Atlanta," joins Emmy Award-winning journalist and host Cathleen Trigg Jones for a Girl's Night In! Tune in as Karen opens up about her troubled past and how a family conflict landed her on the America's Most Wanted list.
While we may all know Karen as an outspoken and outrageous diva, Cathleen uncovers so much more in her sit down with the star. Through her life experiences, Karen never gave up and is turning her life around. With a new fashion line, upcoming book release, and a new man, Karen King is taking control and living the life she always wanted.
Although they may seem like total opposites, you'll find that Cathleen and Karen have a lot in common; their love for their children, their dogs, and Sugar Babies candy.
"Chic Chat" will continue to air in both NYC and Washington, D.C. this Saturday and Sunday, so be sure to check your local listings for air times if you live in those areas as well.


Benitez Diego Augusto, "Contributo alle XXXIV Jornadas latinoamericanas de derecho aeronàutico y especial". Edited by Folchi MO, Comenale Pinto Michele (UNISS), La Torre U, Morandi Francesco (UNISS), Tranquilli-Leali R, Cedam Padova 2010.
Marselli R, McCannon Bryan, Vannini Marco (UNISS): "Habitual Table Companions: The Indipendence of Arbitrators in Italy". WP CRENoS.
Adriani Fabrizio, Deidda Luca (UNISS), "Competition and the Signaling Role of Prices".
Detotto Claudio (UNISS), Sterzi Valerio, "The role of family in suicide rate in Italy". Economics Bulletin, AccessEcon 2011, vol. 31(2), pages 1509-1519.
Biagi Bianca (UNISS), Lambiri Dionysia and Faggian A, "The effect of tourism on the housing market". In: Uysal, Muzaffer , Perdue, Richard and Sirgy, M.Joseph (eds.), Handbook of Tourism and Quality of Life Research: Enhancing the Lives of Tourists and Residents of Host Communities. The Netherlands, Springer 2012, 635-652.
Collaboration in the paper: Deidda Luca (UNISS) and Fattouh B., "Relationship Finance, Market Finance and Endogenous Business Cycles". With Bassam Fattouh, SOAS, Universty of London. Mimeo.
Hopkins Barbara, Addis Elisabetta (UNISS): "Comparing the Italian and U.S. University System: an institutionalist approach". In course of publication.
Nobel Prize in 2007 for having laid the foundations of mechanism design theory, as well as for the contributions to the Game Theory.


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Q: How to find what random string the bot will choose from an array [Discord.js] So when a user types something like "!biscuit" the bot will choose a random string from the array (and the array has like "you can eat biscuits" and "you cant eat biscuits") and I want if the bot sends a message like "you can eat biscuits" to add a specific role to that user. I've done everything I just dont know how to check what the bot chose so I can add the role to the user.

A: You can have a simple array containing every possible outcome (e.g. const responses = ["you can eat biscuits", "you cant eat biscuits"].
Then, use the Math.random() function to get a random number between 0 and <1.(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Math/random)
let randomNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * Math.floor(responses.length))
// this will return a number between 0 and the length of 'responses'

"The Math.floor() function returns the largest integer less than or equal to a given number"
(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Math/floor)
let randomMessage = responses[randomNumber];
// this gives you a random element from the "responses" array.

To add a role to the member who sent the message, you could use the following code:
client.on('message', message => {
    let member = message.guild.members.cache.get(message.author.id);
    member.roles.add('role-id');
});

Really useful links that you should check out:
https://discordjs.guide/
https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/general/welcome
EDIT: A simple way to decide if you want to add a role or not, you could try to change the response array, adding another element on every response, with the first element containing the message, then second being a boolean, which will be used as a condition, with true being eligible to add role and false for not eligible.
const responses = [["you can eat biscuits", true], ["you cant eat biscuits", false]].
randomMessage should look like this now: let randomMessage = responses[randomNumber][0];
The final code should look like this now:
client.on('message', message => {
  let member = message.guild.members.cache.get(message.author.id);
  const responses = [["you can eat biscuits", true], ["you cant eat biscuits", false]];
  let randomNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * Math.floor(responses.length));
  let randomMessage = responses[randomNumber][0];
  message.channel.send(randomMessage);
    if(responses[randomNumber][1]) {
     member.roles.add('role-id');
    };
});


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Normally, I'm a pretty big advocate of WhatsApp. After KIK unceremoniously abandoned Windows Phone in 2012, WhatsApp rose up to take its place. Sure, the app had issues on occasion, but the development team was busy pumping out updates so often it became a running joke (remember update Fridays?).
Lately, things are slipping. For instance, the public version of the app hasn't had an update since January. That's almost four months ago. Granted, WhasApp beta users have been receiving updates nearly every other day, but even that does not guarantee a steady or working app. New features have not been added in weeks, just occasionally moving around of elements resulting in a game of 'what's changed?' each time a new version is released (changelogs don't exist, evidently).
Now, Windows Phone 8.1 users are experiencing issues with notifications (see our forums). For some reason, alerts are showing up 10, 20 or 30 minutes later, assuming you get notified at all. It's not much better for those on the beta, where at least a pop-up alert reminds you that "some features" won't work in 8.1. Annoyingly, this pop up shows up each and every time you open the app, making me not want to use it any longer.
Perhaps it's unfair to expect WhatsApp to work perfectly during the 8.1 Preview, but it's not even clear why there are random issues with delivering notifications (every other app appears to work). It's also not obvious why this can't be fixed – even in the beta – considering the high profile nature of this app. Throw in the never-ending testing, the lack of a public update and the broken notifications for the million of us (give or take) on 8.1, it's a tad frustrating.
WhatsApp is supposed to receive a major update with VOIP, which could spark a new renaissance. Maybe the team is holding back for Windows Phone 8.1 release to be official, something that is expected by us at the end of May. Regardless, at least for now I'm using Facebook Messenger, which is a bit surprising. But it's been reliable, forgetting the white-screen-on-resume bug, and hey, it has hilarious stickers to boot. Plus I can use it on multiple phones.
Now it's your turn. You always ask about an update in comments, so here's your chance to rant (or praise) WhatsApp. Am I being too critical?


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About ECE
Autonomy is a functional status given to the colleges, by the University Grants Commission and University. It provides greater flexibility towards purely academic development for upliftment of academic standards and excellence.
Who grants Autonomy? UGC, Govt., AICTE or University
In case of Colleges affiliated to a university and where statutes for grant of autonomy are ready, it is the respective University that finally grants autonomy but only after concurrence from the respective state Government as well as UGC. The State Government has its own powers to grant autonomy directly to Govt. and Govt. aided Colleges.
What is the difference between a Deemed University and an Autonomy College?
A Deemed University is fully autonomous to the extent of awarding its own Degree. A Deemed University is usually a Non-Affiliating version of a University and has similar responsibilities like any University. An Autonomous College enjoys Academic Autonomy alone. The University to which an autonomous college is affiliated will have checks on the performance of the autonomous college.
How will the Foreign Universities or other stake – holders know that we are an Autonomous College?
Autonomous status, once declared, shall be accepted by all the stake holders. The Govt. of Telangana mentions autonomous status during the First Year admission procedure. Foreign Universities and Indian Industries will know our status through our website.
What is the change of Status for Students and Teachers if we become Autonomous?
An autonomous college carries a prestigious image. Autonomy is actually earned out of our continued past efforts on academic performances, our capability of self- governance and the kind of quality education we offer.
Who grants the degree in an autonomous college?
The Parent University JNTUH will award degree to the students evaluated and recommended by the autonomous college. The degree certificates will be in a common format devised by the University. The name of the college will be mentioned in the degree certificates.
What is the benefit to the Students and Teachers of autonomous colleges?
An autonomous college carries a prestigious image for the students and the teachers. Autonomy reflects efforts for excellence in academic performances, capability of self governance and enhancement in the quality of education.
Who will check whether the academic standard is maintained / improved after Autonomy? How will it be checked?
There is a built in mechanism in the autonomous working for this purpose. An Internal Committee called Academic Programme Evaluation Committee, which will keep a watch on the academics and keep its reports and recommendations every year. In addition the highest academic council also supervises the academic matters. The standards of our question papers, the regularity of academic calendar, attendance of students, speed and transparency of result declaration and such other parameters are involved in this process.
Will Academic Autonomy make a positive impact on the Placements or Employability?
Certainly. The number of students qualifying for placement interviews is expected to improve, due to rigorous and repetitive classroom teaching and continuous assessment. Also the autonomous status is more responsive to the needs of the industry. As a result therefore, there will be a lot of scope for industry oriented skill development built-in into the system. The graduates from an autonomous college will therefore represent better employability.
Is it possible to have complete Internal Assessment for Theory or Practicals?
Yes indeed. We define our own system. We have the freedom to keep the proportion of external and internal assessment component to choose.
Why Credit based Grade System?
The credit based grade system is an accepted standard of academic performance the world over in all Universities. The acceptability of our graduates in the world market shall improve.
Will there be any Revaluation or Re-Examination System?
No. There will double valuation of answer scripts. There will be a make up Examination after a reasonable preparation time after the End Semester Examination for specific cases mentioned in the Rules and Regulations. In addition to this, there shall be a 'summer term' (compressed term) followed by the End Semester Exam, to save the precious time of students.
How fast Syllabi can be and should be changed?
Autonomy allows us the freedom to change the syllabi as often as we need.
Who takes Decisions on Academic matters?
The Governing Body of institute is the top academic body and is responsible for all the academic decisions. Many decisions are also taken at the lower level like Boards of Studies. Decisions taken at the Boared of Studies level are to be ratified at the Academic Council and Governing Body.
What is the role of Examination committee?
The Examinations Committee is responsible for the smooth conduct of internal, End Semester and make up Examinations. All matters involving the conduct of examinations spot valuations, tabulations preparation of Grade Cards etc fall within the duties of the Examination Committee.
Who declares the result?
The result declaration process is also defined. After tabulation work wherein the SGPA, CGPA and final Grades are ready, the entire result is reviewed by the Moderation Committee. Any unusual deviations or gross level discrepancies are deliberated and removed. The entire result is discussed in the Examinations and Result Committee for its approval. The result is then declared on the institute notice boards as well put on the web site and Students Corner. It is eventually sent to the University.
Who will keep the Student Academic Records, University or MLRIT?
It is the responsibility of the Dean, Academics of the Autonomous College to keep and preserve all the records.
What is our relationship with the JNT University?
We remain an affiliated college of the JNT University. The University has the right to nominate its members on the academic bodies of the college.


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Protecting Whistleblowers Who Join the Fight Against Health Care Fraud
By its nature, fraud is a crime of secrets. The depth and breadth of these secrets are part of the reasons why whistleblowers are such an essential part of the fight against health care fraud. The law recognizes this and both rewards and protects health care fraud whistleblowers for their role in helping return wrongfully diverted government health care funds to already-strained program budgets like Medicare and Medicaid. As a whistleblowers' law firm, The Brod Law Firm is proud to work with the men and women who speak up when others might remain silent.
Whistleblower Files Retaliation Lawsuit Against Former Employer
One whistleblower in Oregon is currently pursuing a lawsuit against his former employer claiming illegal retaliation based on his role in reporting potentially fraudulent Medicare claims. According to The Oregonian, Dr. Robert Dannenhoffer filed a federal whistleblower claim late last week against Architrave Health LLC, a health care organization in southern Oregon. Dr. Dannenhoffer claims that a subsidiary company, Umpqua Medical Group, set up an improper compensation structure that rewarded doctors for prescribing certain medications and procedures for Medicare patients. He says the pay structure led to inflated Medicare payments in violation of both the False Claims Act, a general law dealing with fraudulent claims for government funds, and the Stark Act, a law specifically limiting the ability of medical providers from profiting on referrals.
Per his lawsuit, Dr. Dannenhoffer says he insisted that Architrave self-report some $10 million in improper Medicare payments to Umpqua. He alleges that he was then fired from a position as Architrave's CEO. Further, he claims the company's leadership used their clout in the local medical community to get him removed from one position and to ensure he was not selected for another job opportunity. Dr. Dannenhoffer is asking the court to reinstate him to his former position and asks for financial damages including back pay, punitive damages, and attorney's fees.
Retaliation Claims Under the False Claims Act
Subsection (h) of the False Claims Act (31 U.SC §3730(h)) provides a cause of action for a whistleblower who is "discriminated against in the terms and conditions of employment" because the individual attempted to stop a violation of the Act. In plain terms, the subsection allows a whistleblower to bring a federal lawsuit against an employer who fires, demotes, or otherwise punishes the whistleblower for filing suit or otherwise trying to stop the filing of false claims for payment with the federal government. These retaliation claims must be brought within three years of the discriminatory act (e.g., three years from the date of a retaliatory firing). Under the provision, a successful claim can result in reinstatement, double back pay, interest, and repayment of other sustained due to the discrimination including litigation costs and attorneys' fees.
A Partnership for Truth
We are proud to partner with private individuals who serve as whistleblowers in the fight against health care fraud and government contracts fraud. Our commitment as a government fraud whistleblowers' law firm includes protecting these whistleblowers against retaliation. We also ensure that our clients receive the reward the law provides if their suit leads to a recovery on behalf of the government, a reward that can be up to 30% of the amount recovered.
If you've witnessed fraud on the United States government or any of its agencies, call to learn how we can help you use the False Claims Act to stand up for truth. We also work on cases involving fraud on state government using to fight fraud similar legislation at the state level.
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Singularity University students dare to think big
Jenna Lähdemäki explores the big issues being tackled by the select studies at California's Singularity University.
Author's profile page: Jenna Lähdemäki-Pekkinen
Specialist, Foresight, Sitra
Jenna Lähdemäki is a member of Sitra's Foresight team, whose work involves the vision of sustainable well-being and the future of education. Jenna is kept busy especially by the book Learning at the Edge of History, which will be published in autumn 2017, and her work on Next Era, a vision launched by Sitra.
The mission of Singularity University is based on the understanding of the world's biggest challenges and their solution with the help of exponential technologies.
"Our mission is to educate, inspire and empower leaders to apply exponential technologies to address humanity's grand challenges." This is how Singularity University describes itself. It is a training and futures organisation founded by research scientists Ray Kurzweil and Peter Diamandis, located in the NASA Research Park in California's Silicon Valley.
Each summer, Singularity University organises a 10-week Global Solutions Program (GSP). Participants from 45 countries attended last summer's course. The course is not open to everyone: the participants must demonstrate their motivation and ability to carry their own world-improving business idea to the implementation stage.
Last year, three Finns took part in the course: Anni Laurila, Emilia Lahti and Maria Ritola. They were so impressed by the experience that they wanted to ensure that this year there would also be at least one Finnish GSP participant in an international team concentrating on honing a world-improving business idea over the 10-week period. In addition, Ritola made a case for organising a competition by arguing that Finland lacks institutions which would understand the connection between exponential technologies and solutions for global challenges.
Along with their colleagues, Ritola and Laurila arranged a Finnish tournament; its winner, Perttu Pölönen, will be heading to the Global Solutions Program next summer with his Musiclock invention. In the final, each of the six finalists presented their own business ideas addressing a social challenge.
Understanding global challenges as the starting point
The approach of Singularity University is based on the understanding of the world's biggest challenges and their solutions in terms of exponential technologies. The world's greatest challenges are defined as – for example – poverty, the environment, education, safety, water and energy. The first half of the summer course deals with exponential technologies, robotisation and artificial intelligence (AI), among other topics. The second half focuses on developing a business idea to provide a solution for one or more of the world's greatest problems. The summer course has given birth to numerous interesting companies such as Iris AI, involved with the groundbreaking use of scientific knowledge, and companies focusing on the development of resuscitation technology, such as Neurescue for cases of cardiac arrest.
I had an opportunity to familiarise myself with a five-day mini-version of the Global Solutions Program set up in Copenhagen, where Danish, Norwegian and Finnish participants learned about exponential technologies and developed, in teams, solutions for our greatest problems. The winners were also given the opportunity to take part in the main 10-week programme in California. On my arrival at the event in Copenhagen, the enthusiasm was palpable. The participants were given the task of figuring out which particular global challenge they want to exert their own influence upon and defining their biggest dreams.
It is not every day that these kinds of questions need to be answered or are allowed to be answered. It seemed, however, that the gist of the Copenhagen event was precisely that the participants had licence to assume a role where they were expected to express their ideas and solution proposals to global challenges. It was stressed that they were among the select few. Consequently, this was not an event for debating, bemoaning and analysing the state of the world. Now was the time to act, to do something about the state of affairs. This kind of set-up in itself is interesting: a combination of appreciation and great expectations creates pressure but also motivates one to carry one's own idea towards its concrete realisation.
Currently I work with the Education for a Changing World project. Singularity University is one of the case examples of a book to be published in spring 2017. They are used as an aid to outline the direction that learning and education are heading. The case of Singularity University illustrates adult learning and how powerfully an experience of the kind Singularity University offers can orient a person's career and life. Without the input of other generations, young people cannot solve the problems of the future, as is pointed out in this year's analysis of society's development directions or megatrends. However, if we examine the shape of Finland's population pyramid, we will quickly come to the conclusion that people of all age groups need to be brought together for the building of a sustainable future and for solving global problems.
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Q: How to change origin of a 3d transform? I'm applying rotateX transform to an elment and would like to move the origin of that transform to the top of an element. Using transform-origin property doesn't seem to work..
transform-origin: 50% 0% 50%;

check the fiddle please.
http://jsfiddle.net/y977K/

A: Use transform-origin:top, which is equivalent to transform-origin:0% 50%; and transform-origin:top center. Updated fiddle
For a full chart of the possible values a transform-origin as well as what each keyword equivalency is, check out mozilla's developer page on it