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Stellar accomplishments -- SUNY Oswego physics professor Shashi Kanbur has earned the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities for a body of work that includes many publications on studying the scale of the universe and for mentoring and inspiring students across the globe.
From studying the scale of the universe to inspiring students across the globe, SUNY Oswego physics professor Shashi Kanbur's far-reaching efforts earned the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities.
"Dr. Kanbur brings excellence into the classroom where he inspires students by serving as a role model for high achievement through innovation and hard work," SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley wrote in support of the award. "Throughout his career at SUNY Oswego, Dr. Kanbur has been extraordinarily productive with regard to his scholarly work, presenting his research locally, nationally, and internationally."
Kanbur's primary area of research involves trying to determine the size and age of the universe through measuring pulsating stars. In his 25 years of work on this question, Kanbur and co-authors -- including Oswego undergraduates -- from around the world have published nearly 50 papers in high-impact journals and presented at conferences across the globe.
"Prof. Kanbur is a prolific scholar who has published his research findings in prominent journals, has regularly mentored students at SUNY Oswego, attended local, national and international conferences, maintained a strong network of international collaborations and attracted significant research funding to SUNY Oswego," wrote nominator Mohammad Islam, who chairs Oswego's physics department.
Ongoing collaborations connect Kanbur and his students with scholars in Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Taiwan and the United Kingdom, Islam noted. Kanbur has earned the Chretein Award from the American Astronomical Society.
"He has brought in approximately $1.7 million in external funds to SUNY Oswego in a mix of initiatives focused on his area of scholarship and on undergraduate STEM education," wrote Kristin Croyle, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Kanbur also has mentored more than 50 students, "including several who have progressed to Ph.D.s, postdoctoral fellowships and leading industry positions," Croyle said, adding that "15 of his undergraduate students have co-authored peer-reviewed papers with him. His scholarship is not only strengthening the field of astrophysics through new contributions, but is also building the strength of the field through encouragement and mentoring of promising new scholars."
With his astronomy research connecting beyond borders, Kanbur received letters of recommendations from top scholars around the globe -- but perhaps the most meaningful words came from Oswego alumni propelled to success from Kanbur's efforts.
'Extremely supportive'
Oswego alumnus Earl Bellinger now works at the Stellar Astrophysics Centre in Aarhus University's department of physics and astronomy in Denmark. He is one of many students who wrote letters on how Kanbur's passion and generosity launched them into ambitious and rewarding careers. "He is extremely supportive of his students and provides them every possible opportunity," Bellinger wrote.
Bellinger's collaboration with Kanbur started as a freshman working on automating a robotic telescope for the National Laboratory for Astrophysics in Brazil. Working on international projects and visiting Brazil opened new worlds to him.
"Experiencing new cultures and also getting to participate in cutting-edge international research profoundly influenced the path I decided to take in life," Bellinger said. "Thanks to Shashi's guidance, I am now a postdoctoral research fellow and have worked in 11 research labs across 6 different countries."
"When I first met Shashi, I was a wide-eyed high school senior, visiting SUNY Oswego after being offered admission," wrote Oswego alumnus Daniel Wysocki, who later earned his Ph.D. and now works with a leading research group at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. "My dream was to become an astrophysicist. Seeing the cutting-edge research students were carrying out under Shashi's supervision, I knew Oswego was the place for me."
Kanbur's mentorship led to an internship at NASA and research projects in Taiwan and India studying various aspects of variable stars. "Looking back a decade later as a professional astrophysicist, I know Oswego was the right choice, and that Shashi set me on a trajectory of success," Wysocki said.
Similarly, 2017 graduate Kenny Roffo, now a software engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, discovered his path in life meeting Kanbur at an admissions event.
"He was excited to meet me, a prospective student of physics, and after a fantastic introductory conversation, he took me to the physics lab, where we performed a reproduction of one of the greatest experiments in physics, Young's Double-Slit Experiment," Roffo wrote. "I had read about this experiment in school, but to see it in person, with a professor who was so clearly just as enthused as I was, was exhilarating."
After an internship and co-op with NASA's JPL and research internships in India and Germany -- the latter under Bellinger -- Roffo came to realize "I had achieved so much that I used to think was impossible," he wrote. "When I met Dr. Kanbur in 2011, he inspired me, and made me believe that I could achieve greatness. There is no question that on this promise, he certainly did deliver, and I fully believe that if it were not for Dr. Kanbur I would not be where I am today."
Dedication to students
Gregory Fieden, an Oswego alumnus who later earned his Ph.D. and teaches astronomy at the University of North Georgia, said he models his teaching, research and mentorship on his lessons from Kanbur, who he also noted as "a respected voice in the astrophysics community" whose expertise is among the best in the world.
"Shashi's record as a leading scholar in the astrophysics community is meritorious," Fieden wrote. "More importantly, however, is that Shashi is fully committed to his role as a professor, advisor, and mentor at SUNY Oswego. He shows an unmatched dedication to his students, their learning, and their career success."
While an Oswego undergraduate, Brett Meerdink, now a physics Ph.D. student at the University of Georgia, had the opportunity to collaborate on advanced astrophysics research in a partnership that included Yale University and the University of Delhi in India, an institution he was able to visit and with whose researcher he co-authored articles in top journals.
"Through Dr. Kanbur's dedication and passion for excellence in physics, mathematics, and astrophysics, he has enabled his students to achieve their ultimate research goals," Meerdink wrote. "Dr. Kanbur sets a tremendous example of dedication and passion in his academic, professional, and collegial relationships. He goes above and beyond for his students, mentees and colleagues, always willing and available to give advice, guidance and help."
Daniel Jacob Crain, who earned his Ph.D. from Clarkson after his Oswego degree, is now a senior process engineer at Intel Corporation, which he owes to opportunities Kanbur presented.
"Without Dr. Kanbur's fervent pursuit of research opportunities I and many other students would have been unable to grow their education beyond the normal bounds of undergraduate studies," Crain wrote. "Shashi's door seemed to be always open when I stopped by to ask questions. Discussing the topic at hand with cheer and kindness, fostering an open discussion, that furthered my mastery of subjects."
While directing Oswego's Global Laboratory program, Kanbur helped facilitate summer internships for more than 200 students in Taiwan, Brazil, Europe, India and Africa.
In addition, Kanbur has mentored Ph.D. students in India and supported studies of scholars around the world who share his passion for exploring the secrets of the universe.
He earned his Ph.D in astrophysics, as well as his bachelor's in mathematics and astronomy, from the University of London. Between those degrees, Kanbur received a master's in mathematical statistics from Stanford University and a diploma of mathematical statistics from the University of Cambridge.
Kanbur is also a lifelong learner in another of his passions -- playing jazz saxophone. Notably "at the height of his professional career, Shashi chose to become a beginner again," wrote music faculty member Eric Schmitz. Kanbur has sat in with the faculty-led Oswego Jazz Project, humbly joined the Oswego State Jazz Ensemble big band and plays open mics around Central New York. "It has been inspiring to hear his progress and engage with his increasing curiosity in all things saxophone- and jazz-related," Schmitz added.
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Integrity in Education is the hallmark by which the Medical University of the Americas operates. Students admitted to this program should expect nothing less than to be challenged by a very rigorous medical curriculum that will prepare them for the challenges of medical practice in the 21st century. The medical school embraces a special mission to train practitioners from the island of Nevis and the Caribbean region and to contribute to the improvements of health education, research and prevention for the local population. The island of Nevis is, without question, one of the finest islands in the Caribbean to study medicine. Nevis is a small island where green is the dominant color. In addition to its tropical beauty, Nevis is a country where there is virtually no crime and where the literacy rate is the highest in the Western Hemisphere. MUA was developed with the support of the government of Nevis, and is therefore able to offer reasonable tuition, an active scholarship program, high quality instruction and a continuous, stable future for our graduates.
The Medical University of the Americas curriculum parallels the courses and training offered by medical schools in the United States and Canada. The Basic Science program is five semesters in length and may be completed in 20 months. The Clinical Medicine program is composed of 72 weeks of clinical rotations at hospitals in the United States and abroad. The minimum time required to complete the Doctor of Medicine degree is 40 months of continuous instruction.
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"Genius without education is like silver in the mine." Benjamin Franklin
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On Wednesday evening, Mark Frost shared these words with the over 550 guests at the 15th Annual MindShare. Mark Frost has spent the past 27 years in GRPS… as a teacher, an athletic director, a coach and currently the principal of Innovation Central High School. He knows a lot about mining for silver! In 1991, Mark emerged from MSU with his teacher's license ready to tackle the world. Finding a job at GRPS, he couldn't help but notice the poverty around him. How it had the power to create limits and barriers to access of opportunities and experiences. Mark knew that if left to its own strength and devices, poverty could restrict and stifle dreams. He was not about to let it win.
With a new resolve, Mark became intent on providing his students with some of the same things he was privileged
Mark Frost delivers moving speech for MindShare 2018.
enough to experience during his childhood. He coordinated spelling and geography bees, organized field days and fun days, coached and led basketball teams to victories and losses, and wrote and directed 4 civil rights plays in 4 years for 4th and 5th grade students. He knew that any inequity in a school could hinder opportunities to reveal the hidden talents in students. And it is those hidden talents that drives Mark every day as an educator.
It was during a visit to the Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia with his daughter five years ago that he found his perspective refocused. The interactive museum was adorned with quotes from Mr. Franklin himself. One quote in particular caught Mark's attention: "Genius without education is like silver in the mine."
Stopping dead in his tracks, Mark's mind began to feverishly flip through student's names and faces. Student's whose talents were underdeveloped, students who needed encouragement and guidance to set their feet along the right path. Simply, it was those students flashing through his mind whose silver had not yet been mined or properly refined.
But what does that mean? What does it take to mine and refine silver in our students? First, it's recognizing that the many blessings that have been afforded to some are not necessarily shared across all families. Experiences like regular visits to historical places and museums, or opportunities to expose children to a wide-variety of arts and sports may be out of reach for some. However, as Mark puts it, "this is where the Grand Rapids Student Advancement Foundation can be a great equalizer."
On a personal level, Mark has seen the impact of what donor dollars can do for his students. Especially over the past two years, where donor dollars are provided for a vital program at Innovation Central, Freshman Focus. These generously donated funds are applied toward incentives like snacks, water and even an end-of-year party for those students who commit to receiving extra help to build good study habits and skills. He has seen first-hand how this program has benefitted many freshman, but one student in particular stands out, Shaniya. Shaniya took the opportunity to receive additional help, and is now a thriving sophomore!
The impact doesn't stop there. Every year, Dan Morse, an Innovation Central social studies teacher, brings a group of students to Lansing for the Michigan Youth in Government Leadership conference. This year more students than ever wanted to be involved. Unfortunately for some, the cost of the trip was a barrier to attending. Because of the enormous generosity of donors, the Grand Rapids Student Advancement Foundation was able to graciously step in and make sure funds were made available to ensure every student who wanted to attend, could.
This is just two examples of what generosity can do to make an impact on a student's education- but the possibilities to make an impact are limitless! Every dollar raised, ensures students experience vital educational opportunities that will mine, refine and develop skills, hidden talents and the genius GRPS students have.
From rebuilding school libraries, to getting violins into the hands of kids. From access to art supplies, to funding culturally significant enrichment trips and K-8 athletics… ALL GRPS students, because of donor dollars, will experience vital educational opportunities! We all can lend a hand, and be a building block to ensure our students succeed. Together, we can level the playing field, we can remove barriers, and we can come together behind every GRPS school, behind every student and say we are with you!
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Netflix Debuts New Trailer For 'The Grudge' TV Series
by Thomas Tuna May 16, 2020
written by Thomas Tuna May 16, 2020
Netflix is giving horror fans a glimpse into its upcoming The Grudge adaptation with a tantalizing trailer.
This new show–titled Ju-On: Origins–is the first TV series based on the classic Japanese horror franchise, as reported by comicbook.com.
The show will premiere on Netflix on July 3 of this year, and you can get a sample of the chills to come by viewing the trailer below.
As fans of The Grudge know, the franchise has spawned three feature film sequels, with the most recent hitting theaters earlier this year. The latest entry was not a huge hit at the box office, but the strength of the franchise was enough to sell Netflix on the TV series.
As reported, Ju-On: Origins sports a vague plot synopsis. The studio said the show is based on "a truth more terrifying than fiction. Can the people haunted by this house escape its curse? And what kind of grim incident occurred in this cursed house in the past?"
In terms of a back story, the Ju-On series has a complicated history. It started with two short films that introduced the evil ghost Kayako, and continued with Ju-On: The Curse and its sequel, The Grudge and Ju-On: The Grudge 2.
Then came the American films. The creator of the original movies, Takashi Shimizu, directed the first two The Grudge movies for Sony Pictures. Following that came The Grudge 3 in 2009 and the latest film that hit the big screen this year.
The original The Grudge movie, released in 2004, dealt with a curse that is born when someone dies in the grip of extreme rage or sorrow. Anyone encountering this force dies, and the curse is reborn.
Keep reading Horror News Network for any updates on the upcoming Netflix series.
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Thomas A. Tuna is a comic book veteran who began his writing career back in the '70s with Charlton Comics, contributing to such horror titles as Ghost Manor, Haunted, The Many Ghosts of Dr. Graves and Ghostly Haunts. Most recently, he has served as a writer and editor (with more than a smattering of horror yarns) for such comic book websites as Hyper Epics and Red Moon Features. Some of his favorite horror flicks include Jaws, Salem's Lot, Dracula (with Frank Langella) and Blade. His favorite horror comic books? Tomb of Dracula (by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan) and Swamp Thing (by Len Wein and Berni Wrightson).
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Germany Warns Rising Infection Rates Could Reignite Virus
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German officials are stepping up calls for people to stick to containment efforts after an outbreak among migrant workers at a farm in Bavaria provided the latest warning that the coronavirus pandemic is far from over.
"Rising infection numbers are reason for concern," Helge Braun, Chancellor Angela Merkel's chief of staff, told reporters in Berlin following consultations with state leaders.
Germany plans to make testing, rather than self-isolation, mandatory for travelers returning from high-risk areas as Europe's biggest economy seeks to limit the number of infections being brought back from vacation. A higher infection rate during summer makes a renewed spike during the fall more likely, Braun said.
In the Bavarian town of Mamming, authorities are increasing testing after more than 170 out of about 500 workers at a local farm were found to be positive for the virus. Most of the people are migrants from Romania, and the facility was put under mandatory quarantine behind a metal fence.
"We must be careful that the many, many isolated cases in Germany don't turn into a slight, creeping second wave," Bavarian Premier Markus Soeder said Monday at a news conference in Munich, warning people to stick to hygiene and social-distancing rules. "We cannot completely prevent coronavirus, but our goal must be to identify outbreaks in time."
More than 60% of recent new cases are in Bavaria, North Rhine-Westphalia and Baden-Wuerttemberg, the Robert Koch Institute said in its latest virus report published late Sunday. The gauge of the disease's spread was at 1.22 Sunday, down slightly from 1.24 the previous day. Anything above 1.0 means that infections are rising.
Germany has been widely praised for its swift reaction to the virus, but officials remain on high alert for a renewed outbreak.
There have been 206,667 infections in the European Union's most-populous nation, compared with more than 270,000 in Spain and almost 250,000 in Italy, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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While new infections jumped over the weekend to around 700 a day, that's still well below the peak of nearly 7,000 at the height of the spread in March and April. Monday's new cases declined to 389. The summer vacation season has become a source of concern across Europe, with particular focus on Spain and other popular destinations with high infection levels.
Health Minister Jens Spahn announced Monday that he plans to introduce mandatory testing for travelers returning to Germany from high-risk areas.
"We must prevent people who return from trips from inadvertently infecting others and creating new outbreaks of the disease," Spahn said on Twitter.
At Austria's Wolfgangsee lake resort, a favorite summer destination of many Germans, including the late Chancellor Helmut Kohl, authorities are grappling with an outbreak that started among hotel trainees and spread via their after-work drinks.
The cases threaten the government's hopes for a successful summer season that would help make up for the sudden end of the skiing period in March due to outbreaks in some resorts.
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A drive-through testing site set up on Saturday took around 1,200 swipes from tourism staff and guests over the weekend, regional health secretary Christine Haberlander said in an interview with public radio Oe1. There have been 53 positives, with about 400 results still outstanding.
German authorities have already moved to increase testing capacity at airports. Mandatory testing would be the next step.
"I consider such an obligation important and necessary, and we must see how we can find a nationwide solution," Bavarian Health Minister Melanie Huml, who is a qualified medical doctor, told ZDF television on Monday. "We acted very, very quickly and very, very decisively" to contain the outbreak in Mamming.
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Summer Institute at TAMU-CC Offers Campers Hands-On Experience with Drone Technology
| Published: August 04, 2016
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – Capitalizing on the buzz surrounding the cutting edge industry of drone technology and software, 20 high school students attended the second annual Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Summer Institute, held July 25-29, at the Island University. The camp was hosted by the College of Science and Engineering and the Division of Research, Commercialization and Outreach. The Island University opened its doors to the best and brightest high school students from around the region.
The UAS Summer Institute offers students an introduction to UAS engineering concepts and application, sensor equipment, software, operation and control. In addition to hands-on activities, the institute featured lectures, tours of the University's UAS state-of-the-art facilities, a tour of the Customs and Border Protection Predator operation at NAS Corpus Christi, a final competition, and a graduation ceremony.
"The technology is really advanced, so I was surprised that we get to be so hands-on," said Kimberly Tse of James Madison High School in San Antonio, Tx. "Being able to learn from the engineers at iCORE has really helped me to expand my knowledge and given me some insight into the University."
The curriculum of the institute is based on learning to operate and program the Parrot AR.Drone 2.0., a WiFi enabled quadcopter.
"From the first day of camp, team leaders assured us it was okay to ask questions, and reminded us that we're here to learn and have fun," said Jorge Valadez, Corpus Christi Collegiate High School student. "They have definitely inspired me to keep working and pursue programming on my own."
The students were guided by Texas A&M-Corpus Christi staff and camp directors Burak Ersoy, Instructor of Computer Science, and Dr. David Bridges, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Engineering, and Director of the UAS Program. Bridges says the camp has acted as a recruiting tool, as two of the campers who attended the institute last year will be starting classes at A&M-Corpus Christi this fall.
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UAS Technology Draws Undergraduates Nationwide to Island University


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Dominik Wieczorkowski-Rettinger (n. 11 noiembrie 1953, Szczecin) este un regizor și scenarist polonez. A studiat antropologia culturală la Universitatea din Wrocław. A urmat cursurile secției de regie la Școala de Film, Teatru și Televiziune de la Łódź. Printre scenariile sale de filme artistice se enumeră:
 Gra w ślepca (1985)
 Pora mroku (2008)
 1 000 000 $ (2010)
 Kamienie na szaniec (2014)

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Dominik W. Rettinger
Dominik W. Rettinger

Nașteri în 1953
Scenariști polonezi
Dramaturgi polonezi
Regizori de film polonezi

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Google is partnering with the nation's largest autism advocacy organization in what's being called an unprecedented move that could transform what's known about the developmental disorder.
Autism Speaks said Google will house data from the complete genomes of 10,000 people with autism and their families on its servers in a format that's readily accessible to researchers online.
The collaboration is a "game-changer," according to Rob Ring, chief science officer at Autism Speaks. Traditionally, sharing this type of genomic information involved transporting physical hard drives.
Google's computing power will change that, putting what's expected to be the world's largest database of genomic sequence information on individuals with autism and their family members at the fingertips of scientists worldwide.
"Modern biology has become a data-limited science. Modern computing can remove those limits," said David Glazer, engineering director for Google Genomics.
Officials with Autism Speaks say the effort, which is part of the group's AUT10K program, could help uncover causes and subtypes of autism while also identifying better diagnosis and treatment methods.


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New restaurant added to Regent Circus menu
Popular high street restaurant chain Coal Grill & Bar is the latest operator to sign a lease for one of the remaining units at the exciting new £50 million Regent Circus scheme in Swindon.
Coal Grill & Bar joins other leading restaurants including Nando's, Prezzo and Ask in confirming they will be opening when exciting development is completed next year. It already has restaurants in Basingstoke, Bristol, Exeter, Sheffield and Wimbledon, and has recently opened in Milton Keynes.
The retail and leisure destination will also include a Cineworld six-screen all digital multiplex cinema and a Morrisons superstore, and a 450-space car park.
Andrew Fisher, managing director of Ashfield Land, said: "Coal Grill & Bar is another very welcome addition to the excellent range of restaurants attracted to the opportunities offered by the Regent Circus.
"More and more pieces of the jigsaw are falling into place and we will soon see the fruits of our labour with the complete transformation of this part of Swindon town centre. We are in advanced negotiations with other interested parties for the two remaining units and kiosk and we hope to be able to make further announcements in the near future."
John Gater, managing director of Coal Grill & Bar, said: "We're very excited to have secured a site in Regent Circus. The Coal concept works well in quality cinema and shopping related environments and we are confident that Regent Circus has the right ingredients and local demographics to make the restaurant a success."
We acquired the freehold in 2006 which facilitated Swindon College's relocation to a new £17 million campus. The development will be funded with a mixture of debt and equity. This is the largest commercial development under construction in Swindon over the past few years. The units will be handed over for fit out in spring 2014 and Regent Circus will open in late summer 2014.
Agents acting on behalf of Ashfield Land on the Regent Circus development are: Chris Mackaness of R&C Retail Property Consultants (07836 210625 and chris.mackaness@randcuk.co.uk), and Mark Rudman of Jones Lang LaSalle (07808 290882 and mark.rudman@eu.jll.com). Coal was represented by Stephen Buckle of Stephen Buckle & Company (07768 512255).


Sometimes mom sent her on errands.
Sometimes that man was there.
With her heart racing she'd avoid his lewd eyes and leave the shop as quickly as she could, that creepy, trickly feeling inside her would tell her to run.
Run run run to a place of safety.
Run run run to the Goddess of Mercy.
Who'd be standing and smiling from the other side of the road back home.
Making sure she reached okay.
You're doing too many things at once and everything is important. What happens? You're putting your mind and body under stress and if you're not feeling it in your body (rapid heartbeat, shoulder pain) you're expressing it (irritability, fears of not being able to complete things on time) Whatever is happening is happening and you cannot take your mind off the discomfort. Being overwhelmed is part of anxiety and can be easily controlled before it gets too much to handle.
1. Accept that you have tons to do. Make a list. Calmly tell yourself to focus on the priority items.
2. Take deep breaths, knowing that you are capable of handling whatever comes your way, calmly and efficiently. Meditate with self belief.
3. Exercise. The best way to release endorphins and declutter your brain.
4. Distract yourself temporarily, do something to relax yourself – listen to music, talk to a friend, have a long bath.
5. Healing crystals like Blue Lace Agate, Rose Quartz, Aquamarine and even Black tourmaline help soothe and ground you – they can be worn as jewellery or held in your palm while meditating or breathing deeply. Remember to wash your healing crystals after every use.
6. Say no to the time wasters and unecessary demands put on you. Setting boundaries allows you to focus on yourself and bringing back that calm.
Remember feeling overwhelmed is only a temporary state. It will pass.
The Universe always sends us what we need to learn. Sometimes the lesson comes directly to us, sometimes we witness or feel it another person and then we get it. Today I received a call from my son's school saying he had high fever and I rushed across to pick him up, cancelling my plan to meet up with an old friend after 25 years. A part of me felt bad because I had been looking forward to this meeting but as every mother knows, her child's needs come first. As he slept at home, I cried a little selfishly for myself and all that I had given up.
A few hours later while I was doing a written report reading for a middle aged single woman who had been through so many tragedies and losses in her life, I began to feel her grief while typing her answers. The pain was palpable, the hopelessness and the sadness of her not being able to become a mother touched my heart. Here I was, feeling sorry about giving up a plan to go out because my son was sick and here was this woman who's pain was 50 times my own. And she only wanted to ask the cards how she could find peace and her answer lay in the card of "Acceptance" A lesson which was not only for her, but for me too and all of us. We have to just accept things as they are. We can make it easier for ourselves, or harder, the choice remains in our hands. Always.


Your wallet will notice and your home will show it when you decide to get informed and begin managing your own home plumbing. It reflects a level of care in the maintenance of your home and the ability to address concerns in your own way. This is something that should be admired. As with any other learned skill, you can augment and enhance your knowledge over time. The below article provides some advice to assist you.
It's easy to fix noisy pipes which squeak or sound like hammering. Exposed pipes need to be anchored. You may need to hire a professional to help with any projects involving pipes that are hidden in the floors, ceiling or walls.
Frozen pipes are on of the worst plumbing problems. Prevent the pipes from freezing by insulating any sections of pipe that are close to the outside walls, and never allowing the temperature inside to be below freezing. But, be advised that your pipes may freeze if the surrounding temperature near those pipes is less than freezing. In the best situation, it can take hours for frozen pipes to thaw and water to run freely again. However, they could burst, which would cause a huge mess and an extremely big repair bill.
If one of your water pipes freezes, turn on the tap to the faucet nearest the pipe so that the water has somewhere to exit as the pipe thaws. Doing so provides pressure relief, and might spare you the damage of a burst pipe.
The areas of floor around your toilets are particularly susceptible to water damage; here's how you can check them. Straddle the toilet, then start rocking on each foot to check whether you feel softness or weakening on the floor under you. It's important to catch and address floor damage problems as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the more expensive the repair will be.
Use a drain strainer to prevent small particles from sliding down your drain and causing clogs. Clean your kitchen strainer often, particularly if you can see debris accumulating. Strainers placed in a bathtub can be cleaned periodically.
To keep your garbage disposal lasting for a long time, make sure you clean it on a daily basis. In order to keep it clean, you can use a mixture of dish soap, cherry pits and lemon rinds which will keep the disposal running smooth and smelling fresh.
If you operate the disposal on your sink, run plenty of cool water. When cold water hits the garbage disposal, it sharpens the blades. This keeps the disposal working properly. Running hot water down the drain while you are using the garbage disposal can cause the drain to clog from any grease that is in there liquefying.
You have all that you need to better your plumbing system. This should help you with your problems. The tips listed above were put together with you in mind to help you keep improving on your plumbing skills. You might have found a frequent type of plumbing job you do.
Now that you have read this article, hopefully you know more about built in cupboards. You can now get started by using this information. Continue to learn, but keep this information around to be sure you do well. Before long, you are sure to see the desired results.


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Today on Broadway: Thursday, March 19, 2020
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Equity Announces Streaming Agreements, Dramatists Guild Responds to Playwrights Asked to Return Advances, Seth Rogan Live-Tweets "Cats" while Stoned
"Today on Broadway" is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day.
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1) COVID-19 Updates
Actor's Equity Announces New Agreements on Streaming
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Actors-Equity-Makes-New-Streaming-Agreements-Available-to-Producers-in-Areas-with-Limits-on-Public-Gatherings-20200318
Broadway Unions Call on Emergency Assistance to Arts Workers
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/The-Coalition-of-Broadway-Unions-and-Guilds-Calls-on-NY-to-Provide-Emergency-Assistance-to-Arts-Workers-20200318
New York Times: Straining from Shutdowns, Theaters Ask Playwrights to Return Payments
Dramatists Guild Releases Statement on Author Advances Amid Cancellations
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/The-Dramatists-Guild-Releases-Statement-on-Author-Advances-Amid-Cancellations-20200318
2) COVID-19 Theatrical Impact
"4000 Miles" Starring Eileen Atkins, Timothée Chalamet Postponed at Old Vic
https://www.broadwayworld.com/westend/article/The-Old-Vic-is-Closing-Temporarily-4000-MILES-Starring-Eileen-Atkins-and-Timothe-Chalamet-to-be-Postponed-20200318
"The Wanderer" Postponed at Paper Mill
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Broadway-Aimed-THE-WANDERER-Put-On-Hold-at-Paper-Mill-SISTER-ACT-Postponed-20200317
Tony Awards Schedule In Doubt As COVID-19 Broadway Shutdown Tests Eligibility Deadlines
3) Feel-Good Recommendations
Rachel Zegler Performs "What Baking Can Do"
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/VIDEO-WEST-SIDE-STORYs-Rachel-Zegler-Sings-What-Baking-Can-Do-From-WAITRESS-20200318
Kate Rockwell Sings about her Dogs in Living Rom Concert
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Living-Room-Concerts-MEAN-GIRLS-Kate-Rockwell-Sings-A-Girl-Could-Use-A-Dog-20200318
Samantha Pauly Sings "Evita" Medley
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B949SvtnuLF/?igshid=k5zm1yuba9ah
4) "CATS" Movie News
"Cats" Film Almost Had CGI Butt Holes
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/CATS-Movie-Almost-Had-CGI-Butt-Holes-20200318
Seth Rogen Live-Tweets Reactions to "CATS" Film while "Pretty Stoned"
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Seth-Rogen-Live-Tweets-Reactions-to-CATS-Film-While-Pretty-Stoned-20200318
1. Today on Broadway: Thursday, January 21, 2021
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The 20th Meeting of the Leaders' Representatives of the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate Change (MEF), held on 21 September in New York, US, marked the Forum's first-ever foreign minister's meeting.
The meeting was hosted by US Secretary of State John Kerry, together with Foreign Minister of Peru Gonzalo Gutierrez and Foreign Minister of France Laurent Fabius.
21 September 2014: The 20th Meeting of the Leaders' Representatives of the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate Change (MEF) convened on the side lines of the 2014 Climate Summit in New York, US, and marked the Forum's first-ever foreign minister's meeting. The meeting was hosted by US Secretary of State John Kerry, together with Foreign Minister of Peru Gonzalo Gutierrez and Foreign Minister of France Laurent Fabius.
The aim of the 21 September MEF event was to build political will and a sense of a common cause for addressing climate change as a priority in foreign policy. During the meeting, Secretary Kerry also encouraged participating ministers to come forward with robust climate targets for an ambitious international climate agreement in 2015, and to explore how to capture related co-benefits.


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package com.workday.esclient.unit

import com.google.gson.{Gson, JsonObject, JsonParser}
import com.workday.esclient._
import com.workday.esclient.unit.EsClientSpec.EsClientWithMockedEs
import io.searchbox.client.{JestClient, JestResult}
import io.searchbox.core.Search
import io.searchbox.params.Parameters
import org.mockito.Mockito.when

class EsScanAndScrollSpec extends EsClientSpec {

  val emptyAggregation = new JsonObject()
  val noResultResponse = EsSearchResponse(0, SearchHits(0, None, Nil), emptyAggregation)
  val defaultUnlimitedResultsScanAndScrollSize = 10000
  val unlimitedResultsDefaultParams = Map(EsNames.FilterPath -> EsNames.FilterPathParams, Parameters.SIZE -> defaultUnlimitedResultsScanAndScrollSize)

  behavior of "#unlimitedSearch"
  it should "search for unlimited results" in {
    val scrollId = "something"
    val scrollId2 = "something2"
    val scrollId3 = "something3"
    val expectedResponse = EsSearchResponse(117, SearchHits(1, Some(2.0), Seq(SearchHit("", "", "1", Some(1.0), "", Some(Seq("job title","summary")), None), SearchHit("", "", "2", Some(2.0), "", Some(Seq("job title","summary")), None))), emptyAggregation)
    val esResponseJson = s"""{"_scroll_id": $scrollId, "took": 77, "hits": { "total": 1, "max_score": 0.0, "hits": [{ "_id": "1", "_score": 1.0, "matched_queries": ["job title##","summary##"] }] } }"""
    val esResponseJson2 = s"""{"_scroll_id": $scrollId2, "took": 0, "hits": { "total": 1, "max_score": 2.0, "hits": [{ "_id": "2", "_score": 2.0, "matched_queries": ["job title##","summary##"] }] } }"""
    val esResponseJson3 = s"""{"_scroll_id": $scrollId3, "took": 40, "hits": { "total": 0, "max_score": 1.0 } }"""

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenScrolledSearch(esResponseJson)
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson, esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction("", "", "", unlimitedResultsDefaultParams))
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson2, esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction(scrollId))
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson3, esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction(scrollId2))

    esClient.unlimitedSearch("", query = "", scanAndScrollSize = defaultUnlimitedResultsScanAndScrollSize).get shouldEqual expectedResponse
  }

  it should "search for unlimited results should result in an EsError" in {
    val scrollId = "something"
    val expectedResponse = EsError("ERROR", 1)
    val esResponseJson = s"""{"_scroll_id": $scrollId, "took": 77, "hits": { "total": 1, "max_score": 0.0, "hits": [{ "_id": "", "_score": 0.0 }] } }"""
    val esResponseJson2 = s"""{"error": "ERROR", "status": 1}"""

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenScrolledSearch(esResponseJson)

    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson, esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction("", "", "", unlimitedResultsDefaultParams))
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson2, esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction(scrollId))

    esClient.unlimitedSearch("", query = "", scanAndScrollSize = defaultUnlimitedResultsScanAndScrollSize) shouldEqual expectedResponse
  }

  it should "search for unlimited results should result in an EsInvalidResponse" in {
    val scrollId = "something"

    val expectedResponse = EsInvalidResponse("Unable to Parse JSON into the given class because result contains all NULL entries.")

    val esResponseJson = s"""{"_scroll_id": $scrollId, "took": 77, "hits": { "total": 1, "max_score": 0.0, "hits": [{ "_id": "", "_score": 0.0 }] } }"""

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenScrolledSearch(esResponseJson)

    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson, esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction("", "", "", unlimitedResultsDefaultParams))
    when(esClient.jest.execute(esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction(scrollId))).thenReturn(mock[JestResult])

    esClient.unlimitedSearch("", query = "", scanAndScrollSize = defaultUnlimitedResultsScanAndScrollSize) shouldEqual expectedResponse
  }

  it should "return successfully when max_score is missing from ES when getting unlimited results" in {
    val scrollId = "something"
    val esResponseJson =   s"""{"_scroll_id": $scrollId, "took": 0, "hits": { "total": 0, "hits": [] } }"""
    val esResponseJson2 = s"""{"_scroll_id": "something2", "took": 0, "hits": { "total": 0, "hits": [] } }"""

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenScrolledSearch(esResponseJson)
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson, esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction("", "", "", unlimitedResultsDefaultParams))
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson2, esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction(scrollId))

    esClient.unlimitedSearch("", query = "", scanAndScrollSize = defaultUnlimitedResultsScanAndScrollSize).get shouldEqual noResultResponse
  }

  it should "return successfully when max_score is null from ES when getting unlimited results" in {
    val scrollId = "something"
    val esResponseJson =  s"""{"_scroll_id": $scrollId, "took": 0, "hits": { "total": 0, "max_score": null } }"""
    val esResponseJson2 = s"""{"_scroll_id": "something2", "took": 0, "hits": { "total": 0, "max_score": null } }"""

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenScrolledSearch(esResponseJson)
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson, esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction("", "", "", unlimitedResultsDefaultParams))
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson2, esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction(scrollId))

    esClient.unlimitedSearch("", query = "", scanAndScrollSize = defaultUnlimitedResultsScanAndScrollSize).get shouldEqual noResultResponse
  }

  it should "include aggregations in search results when getting unlimited results" in {
    val scrollId = "something"
    val aggregation = new JsonObject();
    aggregation.addProperty("count", 1)
    val response = EsSearchResponse(77, SearchHits(1, Some(0.5), Seq(SearchHit("", "", "1",Some(0.5), "", None, None))), aggregation)
    val esResponseJson =  s"""{
                              |"_scroll_id": $scrollId,
                              |  "took": 0,
                              |  "hits": {
                              |    "total": 1,
                              |    "max_score": 0.5,
                              |    "hits": [{
                              |      "_id": "1",
                              |      "_score": 0.5
                              |    }]
                              |  },
                              |  "aggregations": $aggregation
                              |}""".stripMargin

    val esResponseJson2 = s"""{"_scroll_id": "scrollId2", "took": 77, "hits": { "total": 0, "max_score": 0.0 } }"""

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenScrolledSearch(esResponseJson)
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson, esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction("", "", "", unlimitedResultsDefaultParams))
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson2, esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction(scrollId))

    esClient.unlimitedSearch("", query = "", scanAndScrollSize = defaultUnlimitedResultsScanAndScrollSize).get shouldEqual response
  }

  behavior of "#createScrolledSearchIterator" // indirectly tests #createScrolledSearch
  it should "return an iterator of results" in {
    val esResponseJson =
      s"""{
          |   "_scroll_id": "scrollID",
          |   "took": 40,
          |   "timed_out": false,
          |   "_shards": {
          |      "total": 1,
          |      "successful": 1,
          |      "failed": 0
          |   },
          |   "hits": {
          |      "total": 12,
          |      "max_score": 0,
          |      "hits": []
          |   }
          |}
       """.stripMargin

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenAny(esResponseJson)

    val response = esClient.createScrolledSearchIterator("indexName", "typeName", "bogusQuery")
    response.next().get shouldEqual SearchHits(12, Some(0.0), Nil)
  }

  it should "return a multi-page iterator of results" in {
    val esResponseJson =
      s"""{
          |   "_scroll_id": "scrollID1",
          |   "took": 40,
          |   "timed_out": false,
          |   "_shards": {
          |      "total": 1,
          |      "successful": 1,
          |      "failed": 0
          |   },
          |   "hits": {
          |      "total": 12,
          |      "max_score": 0,
          |      "hits": []
          |   }
          |}
       """.stripMargin
    val response1 =
      s"""{
          |   "_scroll_id": "scrollID2",
          |   "took": 40,
          |   "timed_out": false,
          |   "_shards": {
          |      "total": 1,
          |      "successful": 1,
          |      "failed": 0
          |   },
          |   "hits": {
          |      "total": 12,
          |      "max_score": 0,
          |      "hits": [{
          |        "_index": "",
          |        "_type": "",
          |        "_id": "",
          |        "_score": 0.0,
          |        "_source": { "prop": "value" },
          |        "_explanation": {
          |               "value": 0.08948636,
          |               "description": "product of:",
          |               "details": []
          |               }
          |      }]
          |   }
          |}
       """.stripMargin

    val response2 =
      s"""{
          |   "_scroll_id": "scrollID3",
          |   "took": 40,
          |   "timed_out": false,
          |   "_shards": {
          |      "total": 1,
          |      "successful": 1,
          |      "failed": 0
          |   },
          |   "hits": {
          |      "total": 12,
          |      "max_score": 0,
          |      "hits": []
          |   }
          |}
       """.stripMargin

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs()
    esClient.mockJestResult(esResponseJson, esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction("bogusQuery", "indexName", "typeName"))
    esClient.mockJestResult(response1, esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction("scrollID1"))
    esClient.mockJestResult(response2, esClient.buildGetScrolledSearchResultsAction("scrollID2"))

    val response = esClient.createScrolledSearchIterator("indexName", "typeName", "bogusQuery").toSeq
    response.size shouldEqual 3
    response(0).get shouldEqual SearchHits(12, Some(0.0), Nil)
    response(1).get shouldEqual
      SearchHits(12, Some(0.0), Seq(SearchHit("", "", "", Some(0.0), """{"prop":"value"}""", None, Some("""{"value":0.08948636,"description":"product of:","details":[]}"""))))
    response(2).get shouldEqual SearchHits(12, Some(0.0), Nil)
  }

  behavior of "#getScrolledSearchResults"
  it should "return the first section of the scrolled search results" in {
    val esResponseJson =
      s"""{
          |   "_scroll_id": "scrollID",
          |   "took": 40,
          |   "timed_out": false,
          |   "_shards": {
          |      "total": 1,
          |      "successful": 1,
          |      "failed": 0
          |   },
          |   "hits": {
          |      "total": 12,
          |      "max_score": 0,
          |      "hits": [{
          |        "_index": "",
          |        "_type": "",
          |        "_id": "",
          |        "_score": 0.0,
          |        "_source": { "prop": "value" }
          |      }]
          |   }
          |}
       """.stripMargin

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenAny(esResponseJson)

    val expectedResponse = ScanAndScrollResponse(40, SearchHits(12, Some(0.0), Seq(SearchHit("", "", "", Some(0), """{"prop":"value"}""", None, None))), new JsonObject, "scrollID")

    val response = esClient.getScrolledSearchResults("bogusScrollID")
    response.get shouldEqual expectedResponse
  }

  behavior of "#handleHitsInResult"
  val devOmsIndexName = "dev@oms"
  val docId = "1$2"
  val sid = "1$1"

  it should "process full docs" in {
    val resultJson = s"""{"hits": {"total": 1, "maxScore": 1.0, "hits": [{"_index": "$devOmsIndexName", "_type": "$sid", "_id": "$docId", "_score": 1.0, "_source": {}}]}}"""
    val resultJsonObject = new JsonParser().parse(resultJson).getAsJsonObject
    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs()
    esClient.handleHitsInResult(resultJsonObject).hits.length shouldBe 1
  }

  it should "process no-source docs" in {
    val resultJson = s"""{"hits": {"total": 1, "maxScore": 1.0, "hits": [{"_index": "$devOmsIndexName", "_type": "$sid", "_id": "$docId", "_score": 1.0}]}}"""
    val resultJsonObject = new JsonParser().parse(resultJson).getAsJsonObject
    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs()
    esClient.handleHitsInResult(resultJsonObject).hits.length shouldBe 1
  }

  it should "process no-score docs" in {
    val resultJson = s"""{"hits": {"total": 1, "maxScore": 1.0, "hits": [{"_index": "$devOmsIndexName", "_type": "$sid", "_id": "$docId", "_source": {}}]}}"""
    val resultJsonObject = new JsonParser().parse(resultJson).getAsJsonObject
    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs()
    esClient.handleHitsInResult(resultJsonObject).hits.length shouldBe 1
  }

  behavior of "#accumulateScanAndScrollResponses"
  it should "return some errors when accumulating unlimited if it gets an EsError in one of the pages" in {
    val response = EsError("error", 1)
    val expectedBadRequestResponse = EsInvalidResponse("error")
    val esResponseJson = s"""{"error" : "error", "status" : 1 }"""

    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs().whenScrolledSearch(esResponseJson)

    esClient.accumulateScanAndScrollResponses(response, EsResponse(ScanAndScrollResponse(0, SearchHits(0, Option(0), Nil), new JsonObject, ""))) shouldEqual response
    esClient.accumulateScanAndScrollResponses(expectedBadRequestResponse, EsResponse(ScanAndScrollResponse(0, SearchHits(0, Option(0), Nil), new JsonObject, ""))) shouldEqual expectedBadRequestResponse
  }

  behavior of "#getScrolledSearchHitsIterator"
  it should "return an iterator of results hits with errors" in {
    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs()
    esClient.getScrolledSearchHitsIterator(EsError("error", 1)).toSeq shouldEqual Seq(EsError("error", 1))
    esClient.getScrolledSearchHitsIterator(EsInvalidResponse("error")).toSeq shouldEqual Seq(EsInvalidResponse("error"))
  }

  behavior of "#getScrolledSearchIterator"
  it should "return an iterator of results with errors" in {
    val esClient = new EsClientWithMockedEs()
    esClient.getScrolledSearchIterator(EsError("error", 1)).toSeq shouldEqual Seq(EsError("error", 1))
    esClient.getScrolledSearchIterator(EsInvalidResponse("error")).toSeq shouldEqual Seq(EsInvalidResponse("error"))
  }

  behavior of "#buildScrolledSearchAction"
  it should "create a jest scrolled search action" in {
    val esClient = new EsClient(mock[JestClient])
    val query = "{}"
    val index = "index"
    val typeName = "type"

    def verify(search: Search, typeName: String) : Unit = {
      JsonUtils.equals(search.getData(new Gson()).toString(), query) shouldEqual true
      search.getIndex shouldEqual index
      search.getType shouldEqual typeName
      search.getParameter(Parameters.SCROLL).contains(EsNames.EsScanAndScrollTime) shouldEqual true
    }

    val search = esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction(query, index)
    verify(search, "")

    val searchWithTypeName = esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction(query, index, typeName)
    verify(searchWithTypeName, typeName)

    val searchWithParams = esClient.buildScrolledSearchAction(query, index, params = Map("fields" -> Seq("1$2")))
    searchWithParams.getParameter("fields").contains(Seq("1$2")) shouldEqual true
  }
}

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Q: Error: fatal error call to a member function execute() on boolean on line 30 fatal error call to a member function execute() on boolean on line 30. The pages loads up but it just gives me one error I have no idea why its giving me the error.
This code is connected to a webpage but it won't load up my product page because of this one error.

            <button type="button" class="navbar-toggle" data-toggle="collapse" data-target=".navbar-collapse">
            Toggle navigation

            </button>
            Your Site

                <li <?php echo $page_title=="Products" ? "class='active'" : ""; ?> >
                    Products

                <li <?php echo $page_title=="Cart" ? "class='active'" : ""; ?> >

                        <?php
                        // query to count all product in cart
                        $query = "SELECT count(*) FROM cart_items WHERE user=1";

                        // prepare query statement
                        $stmt = $con->prepare( $query );

                        // execute query error is here
                        $stmt->execute();

                        // get row value
                        $rows = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_NUM);

                        // return count
                        $cart_count=$rows[0];
                        ?>
                        Cart <?php echo $cart_count; ?>

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throws java.sql.SQLExceptionExecutes a mapped SQL INSERT statement. Insert is a bit different from other update methods, as it provides facilities for returning the primary key of the newly inserted row (rather than the effected rows). This functionality is of course optional.
The parameter object is generally used to supply the input data for the INSERT values.
id - The name of the statement to execute.
parameterObject - The parameter object (e.g. JavaBean, Map, XML etc.).
The primary key of the newly inserted row. This might be automatically generated by the RDBMS, or selected from a sequence table or other source.
java.sql.SQLException - If an error occurs.
Execute an insert statement with the given parameter object. Any generated autoincrement values or selectKey entries will modify the given parameter object properties. Only the number of rows affected will be returned.
statement Unique identifier matching the statement to execute.
parameter A parameter object to pass to the statement.
int The number of rows affected by the insert.


This Saturday is the annual LA Cupcake Challenge!
According to Drink Eat Play: "Cupcake Challenge roster is complete: 4 previous Cupcake Challenge winners, 3 Cupcake Wars winners, and some iconic LA bakeries. This is panning out to be the toughest cupcake challenge yet."
Will you be there? I will! There are still tickets left. Don't be left out. See you Saturday!
I'm not a big football fan, but I do love the Super Bowl. Sadly, not for the football, but for the food. The Super Bowl is less than two weeks away and I'm already starting to see lots of great food ideas for the big day.
Cupcake Project posted these Buffalo Chicken Cupcakes, which would be perfect for any Super Bowl party. You may be wondering, like I was, if these cupcakes are sweet or savory. Cupcake Project answers this question, as well as others, in her post (answer: they are savory).
Four returning Cupcake Wars champions fight to present their cupcake to music's biggest celebrities at the after party for the American Music Awards.
I was really hoping that Bake You Happy would win again. I've tried their cupcakes on several occassions and LOVE them! Glad to see they made it to the final round.
Bacon Frosting: Yum or Yuck?
Uncrate recently posted about a product to add to your cupcakes: bacon frosting. Yes, I said bacon frosting. I love a good cupcake with bacon, but artificial-flavored bacon frosting? Count me out. Would you shell out $3.96 for this product and use it?
It's almost time for my favorite cupcake contest of the whole year: the LA Cupcake Challenge! I've had the privilege of judging this event the past two years and I'm excited that they asked me to come back again!
Maybe you're wondering: what IS the LA Cupcake Challenge? It's the best of the best cupcakes in Los Angeles and Orange County. Many of the competitors have been contestants on Food Network's Cupcake Wars. The winners are picked by the public and a panel of celebrity judges (oooohh, I like the sound of that). Tickets are $40 and can be purchased here. A ticket gets you a sample of each cupcake entered in the contest.
The event takes place at the Hollywood Renaissance Hotel on Saturday, February 4, 2012 from 4pm-7pm. Last year the contest happened to fall on the day before I ran the Surf City Half-Marathon. You can check out the article the Orange County Register published about attending the cupcake contest and running the next day. This year I won't be running the next day, but I will be bringing my new little munchkin with me to the event.
Who's going to spend the afternoon eating lots of cupcakes with me?
You can check out my coverage of past LA Cupcake Challenges, along with all of the cupcake contests I've judged here.
Four cupcake bakers try to score their way into the celebration of the Major League Soccer Cup finals.
I distinctly remember this episode of Cupcake Wars because I thought it was the best one. Decorating cupcakes for Comic Con sounds like a fun time! Wonderland Custom Cakes was the winner of the Comic Con episode in August, but at the time they were just an online company.
This weekend Wonderland Custom Cakes will open their doors to their own bakery. Join them Saturday, January 14 from 10am-5pm for their grand opening celebration. The flavors of the day include: Royal Red Velvet, Evil Twin (jalapeno carrot cake), Orange, Chocolate Pretzel, Coconut, Vixxxen (red hot red velvet), Peanut Butter Cookie, CinnaSwirl, and Hunka Hunka.
You can read more about Wonderland Custom Cakes in their interview with Cupcakes Take the Cake. You can also follow them on Twitter (@wonderlandcc) and like them on Facebook.
Beginning January 21, Meringue Bake Shop will be coming to the Old Towne Orange Farmers and Artisan Market. I'm super excited about this because the farmers market is exactly two blocks from my house. Now I have easy access to cupcakes and Meringue Bake Shop's famous Push Cakes! The Orange farmers market is every Saturday from 9am-1pm, 304 N. Cypress St., Orange, CA.
I fell in love with their Autumn Apple cupcake at Cupcake Camp IE in 2010. They were also at LA Cupcake Challenge last year. I can't wait to visit their shop this year!
If you know me, you know that I think that running and cupcakes pair together quite nicely. Don't believe me? Well, I set a personal half-marathon record the day after I ate 32 cupcakes at the LA Cupcake Challenge last year. (Check out my post and newspaper article here.) So it's no surprise that my New Year's Resolutions for 2012 are split between cupcakes and running.
New Year's Resolution #2: Run a marathon, either in a full-distance Ironman or stand-alone. If by itself, run under 4 hours.
New Year's Resolution #3: Visit and review one new cupcake shop every month.
New Year's Resolution #4: Run a 6:15 mile (not in a race).
What are your New Year's Resolutions for 2012? Do you usually keep them?
2011 was another great year of reviews! One of the highlights of the year was my first trip to New York City where I got to review not one, but six cupcake and dessert shops! I got to taste the famous Magnolia Bakery cupcakes (surprisingly not that great).
At the beginning of the year my cupcake adventures led me to My Delight Cupcakery in Ontario, CA. This wasn't my first encounter with them, as I had previously tasted their cupcakes at several cupcake contests in 2010. I was thrilled to discover that not only do they have one or two award-winning cupcakes, but ALL of their cupcakes taste AMAZING! They have easily become my FAVORITE REVIEW OF 2011, as well as one of my top cupcake shops of all time!!
Want to learn more about My Delight Cupcakery? Check out some of the many posts I've written about them.
You can check out all of my reviews here. There are still so many cupcake shops that I haven't tried yet. Do you know a cupcake shop I should visit and review? Let me know so I can add it to my list of shops to visit in the future.
Looking forward to another year filled with lots of cupcakes! Happy New Year!


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# Defineerime funktsiooni, mis trükib ekraanile programmi tutvustuse ja sõnastikus olevate sõnade arvu
def tutvustus():
    print("Inglise-eesti sõnastik (" + str(len(inglise_sõnad)) + " sõna)")
    print("'v' - välju")
    print("'a' - abi")

# -- PROGRAMMI 2. OSA - FAILI SISSELUGEMINE --

# Avame faili 'sonastik.txt', mis on kodeeringus UTF-8
f = open('sonastik.txt', encoding='UTF-8')

# Kõik sõnad sorteerime listidesse vastavalt keelele
inglise_sõnad = []
eesti_sõnad = []

# Loeme failist esimese rea
rida = f.readline()

# Loeme failist ridu nii kaua, kuni neid jätkub
while rida != '':

    # Jagame rea tükkideks tabulaatori (TAB) kohalt (Pythonis '\t')
    sõnad = rida.split('\t')

    # Rea esimene pool (enne tabulaatorit) on ingliskeelne sõna
    # strip() eemaldab tühikud ja reavahetused sõne algusest ja lõpust
    inglise_sõna = sõnad[0].strip().lower()
    # Rea teine pool (pärast tabulaatorit) on eestikeelne sõna
    eesti_sõna = sõnad[1].strip().lower()

    # Lisame ingliskeelse ja eestikeelse sõna vastavatesse listidesse
    inglise_sõnad.append(inglise_sõna)
    eesti_sõnad.append(eesti_sõna)

    # Loeme sisse järgmise rea, pärast seda hakkab tsükkel otsast peale
    rida = f.readline()

# Sulgeme faili
f.close()

# -- PROGRAMMI 3. OSA - FUNKTSIOONI RAKENDAMINE JA OTSIMINE --

# Rakendame funktsiooni tutvustus()
tutvustus()

# Küsime kasutajalt sõne, otsime sellele vaste ning väljastame selle
# Seda teeme lõpmatu tsükliga, mida katkestame õiges kohas käsuga 'break'
while True:

    # Küsime kasutajalt sõna
    otsing = input('Sisesta otsitav ingliskeelne sõna: ')

    # Kui kasutaja sisestatud sõnas on suurtähti, siis nüüd teeme need väikseks
    otsing = otsing.lower()

    # Kui kasutaja sisestab 'v', siis lõpetame tsükli
    if otsing == 'v':
        # Katkestame tsükli tegevuse, programmi täitmist jätkatakse tsükli lõpust
        break

    # Kui kasutaja sisestab 'a', siis rakendame funktsiooni tutvustus()
    elif otsing == 'a':
        tutvustus()

    # Kui kasutaja sisestatud sõna on listis 'inglise_sõnad', siis otsime sõnale vaste ning väljastame selle
    elif otsing in inglise_sõnad:
        print('Inglise keeles: ' + otsing)
        # Leiame, mis indeksiga kohal on 'otsing' listis 'inglise_sõnad
        otsitava_sõna_indeks = inglise_sõnad.index(otsing)
        # Vaste on samal kohal listis eesti_sõnad
        print('Eesti keeles: ' + eesti_sõnad[otsitava_sõna_indeks])

    # Kui ükski eelnevatest tingimustest ei ole tõene, siis sõnastikus sellist sõna ei leidu
    else:
        print('Sellist sõna pole!')


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Q: Player moving when clicking buttons in menu My game is one scene so i got this little click to play menu setup. But the problem is when i click one of the buttons in the menu, the button gets pressed but the player starts moving also. What I am trying to achieve is if i click the menu buttons player wont move but as soon as i click somewhere else on the screen he will start moving.
My player controller script setup:
if (Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0))
    {
        inGameMenu.SetActive(true);
        startMenu.SetActive(false);

        if(grounded)
        {
            myRigidBody.velocity = new Vector2(angleOfJump, jumpForce);
        }
    }

    if(Input.GetMouseButton(0))
    {
        if(jumpTimeCounter > 0)
        {
            myRigidBody.velocity = new Vector2(angleOfJump, jumpForce);
            jumpTimeCounter -= Time.deltaTime;
        }
    }

    if(Input.GetMouseButtonUp(0))
    {
        jumpTimeCounter = 0;
    }

I know there has to be a simple solution but i just cant find it.

A: Use state machine, and handle clicks based on your current
enum GameStates
{
    Started,
    Playing,
    Ended
};

GameStates currentState = GameStates.Started;

void Update()
{
    if (Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0))
    {
        if(currentState == GameStates.Started)
        {
            inGameMenu.SetActive(true);
            startMenu.SetActive(false);
            currentState = GameStates.Playing;
        }
        else if(currentState == GameStates.Playing)
        {
            // handle gameplay click here.
        }
        // ... etc
    }
}

A: You can use a state machine as suggested by Umair M. This is the best solution for handle easily a pause menu or something like that (for example). But another simple solution is create a bool inizialized to false, and at the botton pression set this bool to true for allow the character movement.
An example:
In the player script:
bool CharacterActive = false;

void Update()
{
    if(CharacterActive) // if the bool variable is active..
    {
        if(Input.MouseStuff :D) // if movement key pressed..
        {
            // ..Move the character
        }
    }
}

public void OnButtonClick()
{
    CharacterActive = true;
}

In Unity editor add to the button the OnButtonClick() method from the player gameobject in OnClick() component. Here you can see a video about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYzdhiRiKd0


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Staff Nurse - RN - Long-Term Care
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K'inich Kan Bahlam III znany też jako Upakal K'inich lub Upakal K'inich Janaab Pakal  – majański władca miasta Palenque i następca K'inich Janaab Pakala II.

Jego imię nie pojawia się w żadnej inskrypcji w Palenque, co sugeruje, że jego rządy trwały bardzo krótko lub z jakichś powodów były problematyczne. Jedyna wzmianka na jego temat pojawia się na steli z Pomony, która znajdowała się wówczas w strefie wpływów Palenque. Tekst wspomina o obchodach cyklu kalendarzowego z 9 maja 751 roku, w których władca brał udział.

Ponieważ był to okres poważnego osłabienia miasta i ciągłych niepokojów, wyjaśnieniem niejasnej kwestii króla jest być może tekst z Toniny, który mówi o zwycięstwie króla K'inich Tuun Chapaata nad Palenque. Znajduje się tam też wizerunek jeńca, lecz nie wiadomo czy było to właca Palenque, czy jeden z dostojników ponieważ tekst pod nim uległ zniszczeniu.

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Even the beautiful Barbie needs a complete makeover session from time to time if she wants to look perfect when she leaves the house. A real makeover in Barbies bathroom and a peak in her wardrobe is all you need to make her drop dead gorgeous. Fresh fruit and diamond scrub will make her face shiny and clean, just ready for the make up. Choose from a variety of glittery eye shadows, cool hairstyles, outfits and sparkly accessories to match the whole style. The girls will love creating their own look for Barbie!
10 out of 10 based on 5 ratings.
Clean and refreshing for everyone!
Take pictures to share with family and friends!
I'm donating xmas gifts to teens (boys/girls) and want to add to the stuff that I have. I have a dozen book bags (new never used), nail polish, hair spray, shampoo, makeup sets and other stuff (mostly female) from goodie bags.
Any suggestions for guys? I'm adding makeup stuff to my sets to the girls (lipgloss -- Not real makeup).
I was thinking maybe small board games?
Santa always brings a new "fancy" toothbrush, toothpaste, and other necessaries that are always fun to get new: bubble bath (or kids' soap), hair things for the girls (rubberbands, etc), makeup and always a coloring book and crayons (the good kind). Plus a candy cane--- no other candy. Then there is one big family present : a game or, last year, a karaoke machine.
Mom and Dad give the rest: and we limit the toys to only 2 per kid. Relatives spoil our kids rotten, so we focus on BOOKS, and a new robe or pjs, slippers, and any needed clothes.
Me: What do girls do instead of play video games? Nate: Put on makeup and go dancing @atnatecarpenter ladies and gentlemen.


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package org.gradle.logging.internal;

import io.jcip.annotations.ThreadSafe;
import org.gradle.api.Action;
import org.gradle.api.logging.LogLevel;
import org.gradle.api.logging.StandardOutputListener;
import org.gradle.internal.nativeintegration.console.ConsoleMetaData;
import org.gradle.listener.ListenerBroadcast;

import java.io.OutputStream;

/**
 * A {@link org.gradle.logging.internal.OutputEventListener} implementation which renders output events to various
 * destinations. This implementation is thread-safe.
 */
@ThreadSafe
public class OutputEventRenderer implements OutputEventListener, LoggingConfigurer, LoggingOutputInternal {
    private final ListenerBroadcast<OutputEventListener> formatters = new ListenerBroadcast<OutputEventListener>(OutputEventListener.class);
    private final ListenerBroadcast<StandardOutputListener> stdoutListeners = new ListenerBroadcast<StandardOutputListener>(StandardOutputListener.class);
    private final ListenerBroadcast<StandardOutputListener> stderrListeners = new ListenerBroadcast<StandardOutputListener>(StandardOutputListener.class);
    private final Object lock = new Object();
    private final DefaultColorMap colourMap = new DefaultColorMap();
    private LogLevel logLevel = LogLevel.LIFECYCLE;
    private final Action<? super OutputEventRenderer> consoleConfigureAction;
    private OutputStream originalStdOut;
    private OutputStream originalStdErr;
    private StreamBackedStandardOutputListener stdOutListener;
    private StreamBackedStandardOutputListener stdErrListener;

    public OutputEventRenderer(Action<? super OutputEventRenderer> consoleConfigureAction) {
        OutputEventListener stdOutChain = onNonError(new ProgressLogEventGenerator(new StyledTextOutputBackedRenderer(new StreamingStyledTextOutput(stdoutListeners.getSource())), false));
        formatters.add(stdOutChain);
        OutputEventListener stdErrChain = onError(new ProgressLogEventGenerator(new StyledTextOutputBackedRenderer(new StreamingStyledTextOutput(stderrListeners.getSource())), false));
        formatters.add(stdErrChain);
        this.consoleConfigureAction = consoleConfigureAction;
    }

    public ColorMap getColourMap() {
        return colourMap;
    }

    public OutputStream getOriginalStdOut() {
        return originalStdOut;
    }

    public OutputStream getOriginalStdErr() {
        return originalStdErr;
    }

    public void attachConsole(boolean colorOutput) {
        synchronized (lock) {
            colourMap.setUseColor(colorOutput);
            consoleConfigureAction.execute(this);
        }
    }

    public void addStandardOutputAndError() {
        synchronized (lock) {
            originalStdOut = System.out;
            originalStdErr = System.err;
            stdOutListener = new StreamBackedStandardOutputListener((Appendable) System.out);
            stdErrListener = new StreamBackedStandardOutputListener((Appendable) System.err);
            addStandardOutputListener(stdOutListener);
            addStandardErrorListener(stdErrListener);
        }
    }

    public void addOutputEventListener(OutputEventListener listener) {
        formatters.add(listener);
    }

    public void removeOutputEventListener(OutputEventListener listener) {
        formatters.remove(listener);
    }

    public OutputEventRenderer addConsole(Console console, boolean stdout, boolean stderr, ConsoleMetaData consoleMetaData) {
        final OutputEventListener consoleChain = new ConsoleBackedProgressRenderer(
                new ProgressLogEventGenerator(
                        new StyledTextOutputBackedRenderer(console.getMainArea()), true),
                console,
                new DefaultStatusBarFormatter(consoleMetaData));
        synchronized (lock) {
            if (stdout && stderr) {
                formatters.add(consoleChain);
                stdoutListeners.remove(this.stdOutListener);
                stderrListeners.remove(this.stdErrListener);
            } else if (stdout) {
                formatters.add(onNonError(consoleChain));
                stdoutListeners.remove(this.stdOutListener);
            } else {
                formatters.add(onError(consoleChain));
                stderrListeners.remove(this.stdErrListener);
            }
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Zimbabwe is staring at the prospect of an internet blackout in the near future as foreign service providers are increasingly getting disillusioned by TelOne's continued failure to pay $22 million owed for services offered.
So dire is the situation that a Mauritius-based financier, Telecom Capital Finance, is threatening to seize TelOne's shares in the West Indian Ocean Cable Company (WIOCC) over a $1,1 million debt.
WIOCC is a company that provides capacity to international and African telecommunications companies, over-the-top (OTT) services, content providers and internet service providers in and outside Africa.
Critically, TelOne is sitting on four letters of demand from Telecomicacoes de Mozambique (TDM), Duraline, WIOCC, and Telecom Capital.
Overall, TelOne owes 22 companies from Africa, Asia and Europe a combined $22 million. Mrs Chipo Mtasa, the TelOne MD, launched a passionate appeal to members of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on ICT after their tour of the Mazowe Earth Satellite Station on Tuesday, to help the company settle the obligations.
"TelOne is in receipt of demand letters from the following service providers; TDM of Mozambique - $5,7 million for backhaul services, Telecom Capital Finance - $1,1 million for loan repayment, Duraline - $845 000 for network material, WIOCC - $6,2 million for internet bandwidth," said Mrs Mtasa.
"TelOne continues to be crippled by the escalating arrears on a monthly basis with no meaningful allocations received since July 2018.
Consequently, foreign payment arrears have accumulated to $22 million for services and other obligations.
"We continue to plead for the telecommunications sector to be prioritised for foreign currency allocations and this needs your urgent intervention as the situation is now out of control."
Mrs Mtasa said TelOne is facing "threats of service disruption and foreign litigation", which will be difficult to manage if they were implemented. "Withdrawal of services will result in a standstill of our operations and a major internet blackout for the country.
"As reiterated in our past correspondences, Telecom Capital Finance secured a default judgment against TelOne in Mauritius.
"The continued delayed remittances will result in seizure of TelOne shares in WIOCC any moment from now (while) Telecom Capital will be reinstating $1,6 million that was written off when refinancing was negotiated in 2014, if TelOne fails to pay the balance of US$1,1 million by December 20, 2018 (today)," said Mrs Mtasa.
TelOne's request for a bailout comes at a time when the 2019 Budget indicated that Government would not be dolling out money to stressed firms, unless they were involved in critical business.
Foreign currency shortages, which have resulted in shortages of fuel, bread and other basics, have also seen TelOne losing $7,2 million in revenue as at October 31, 2018 due to failure to fulfil customer requirements.
Mrs Mtasa said further revenues losses may amount to $20 million due to loss of customer reputation as a reliable service provider. Currently, TelOne requires $3 million to pay for drop cable, drop wire, modems, fibres, routers, media converters and others.