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				React.createElement(TwoColumnRow, {split: "1:1", leftText: this.props.date, rightText: this.props.issue})
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				React.createElement("div", {className: "row"},
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});

var FrontPage = React.createClass({displayName: "FrontPage",
	render: function() {
		return (
			React.createElement("div", null,
				React.createElement("img", {src: "http://placehold.it/600x200", className: "img-responsive center-block"}),
				React.createElement(Header, {date: this.props.data.header.date, issue: this.props.data.header.issue}),
				React.createElement(Itinerary, {items: this.props.data.itinerary}),
				React.createElement("hr", null),
				React.createElement(SermonNotes, {header: this.props.data.sermon.header, notes: this.props.data.sermon.notes}),
				React.createElement(Footer, null)
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	getInitialState: function() {
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			front: {
				header: {},
				itinerary: [],
				sermon: {
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			React.createElement("div", {className: "container text-body h4"},
				React.createElement(Menu, {curPage: frontKey}),
				React.createElement(FrontPage, {data: this.state.front})
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	document.getElementById('bulletin')
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The hotel only just opened at the end of November. It is on a quiet street a few minutes from the Karasuma Oike station (three stops from Kyoto station). This part of Sanjo is not so touristy and there are fantastic shops and restaurants within walking distance. The Tokyu Stay experience is more akin to a serviced apartment.. no kitchen but you have your own clothes washing machine, and there is a microwave oven. Rooms are decent, not large, but it has everything you might need, and everything is new, which is a major plus, as so many hotels in Japan are so old and tired. Complimentary amenities and coffee are provided in the lobby. The design is discreet and contemporary. Very nice property! And the room rate is reasonable.
Good stay during peak season.


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Police: Four flight attendants arrested at airport, charged with money laundering
Updated: 4:30 AM CDT Oct 23, 2019
By Jamiel Lynch
Four American Airlines flight attendants were arrested at the Miami International Airport and charged with money laundering after bringing large amounts of cash into the country, police said.The airline says it's working with law enforcement on the investigation.The flight attendants were going through a routine customs check Monday during the time of their arrest, according to a Miami-Dade police report.One Customs and Border Patrol Agent was checking Carlos Alberto Munoz-Moyano, who had arrived on an incoming flight from Chile. The agent asked him how much money he was carrying, and Munoz-Moyano said he had $100, the police report said.He later changed his statement and said he had $9,000, according to the police report.The agent alerted other agents, who found other flight attendants from the same fight carrying large amounts of money, the report said; none had a license to transport the cash.The police report has redacted what the flight attendants admitted to when they were interviewed by a homeland security agent.Agents found $7,300 on flight attendant Miaria Delpilar Roman-Strick and $6,371 on Maria Isabel Wilson-Ossandon, the report said.Police didn't allege whether the fourth flight attendant charged, Maria Beatriz Pasten-Cuzmar, had any money on her, and it's unclear what role they believed she played.The four defendants were charged with money laundering by evading reporting requirements and being unauthorized money transmitters.CNN has been unable to locate attorneys for the flight attendants.It is not clear whether or how much money the other defendants reported bringing into the U.S. The total amount of money seized was $22,671.
Four American Airlines flight attendants were arrested at the Miami International Airport and charged with money laundering after bringing large amounts of cash into the country, police said.
The airline says it's working with law enforcement on the investigation.
The flight attendants were going through a routine customs check Monday during the time of their arrest, according to a Miami-Dade police report.
One Customs and Border Patrol Agent was checking Carlos Alberto Munoz-Moyano, who had arrived on an incoming flight from Chile. The agent asked him how much money he was carrying, and Munoz-Moyano said he had $100, the police report said.
He later changed his statement and said he had $9,000, according to the police report.
The agent alerted other agents, who found other flight attendants from the same fight carrying large amounts of money, the report said; none had a license to transport the cash.
The police report has redacted what the flight attendants admitted to when they were interviewed by a homeland security agent.
Agents found $7,300 on flight attendant Miaria Delpilar Roman-Strick and $6,371 on Maria Isabel Wilson-Ossandon, the report said.
Police didn't allege whether the fourth flight attendant charged, Maria Beatriz Pasten-Cuzmar, had any money on her, and it's unclear what role they believed she played.
The four defendants were charged with money laundering by evading reporting requirements and being unauthorized money transmitters.
CNN has been unable to locate attorneys for the flight attendants.
It is not clear whether or how much money the other defendants reported bringing into the U.S. The total amount of money seized was $22,671.

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It is hard to perform controlled studies on sexual behavior in animals and then extrapolate them to humans, as humans are vastly more complicated sexual beings than animals.
Exogenous cannabinoids are produced by plants. Endogenous cannabinoids are produced by humans. The connection between them are the cannabinoid receptors located in the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system respectively – CB1 and CB2. The endogenous cannabinoids are called AEA (Anandamide) and 2-AG (2-Arachinoylglycerol).
The main enzyme that degrades AEA and 2-AG is FAAH (fatty acid amide hydrolase).
THC (Δ9 tetrahydrocannabinol) the exogenous (plant) cannabis when ingested, binds to CB1, stimulates AEA and 2-AG and through its psychoactive effect controls sexual behavior.
Sexual activity is a motivated behavior and consists of two phases: precopulatory and copulatory. It is difficult to perform a study on an animal's sexual "appetite" and extrapolate it to humans. For one, animals have no prior knowledge or experience in using cannabis. For another, humans have a more complicated frontal lobe with capacity for emotions such as ambivalence, guilt, judgment and impulse control. These qualities are unique to the human, but are absent in animals, yet in humans they clearly affect sexual behavior.
Regardless of the fundamental differences between non-human and human subjects, rats have been studied to find the root cause and cure for sexual function and dysfunction. When rats were given HU-210, which blocks CB1 and CB2, they demonstrated decreased sexual activity. However, other studies, also performed on rats, demonstrated the opposite response after administering HU-210. The only consistent findings in the studies done on non-human subjects were the effects of low dose versus high dose cannabinoid ingestion.
Low levels of AEA stimulate sexual functioning and high doses of AEA inhibit sexual functioning. The mechanism of this biphasic response is thought to be through activation of TPRV channels. The hypothesis is that the CB1 receptors are located very close to the TPRV receptors. When cannabinoids are ingested in a low dose, CB1 is stimulated, but when high doses are ingested, CB1 is "overwhelmed" and TPRV is stimulated instead, resulting in negative sexual desire and activity.
There are no randomized controlled clinical studies of cannabis on human subjects in regard to sexual behavior. The only studies performed on human subjects consist of interviews of people who use cannabis. Consistently found is that chronic low dose use, of about two joints a week, is associated with aphrodisiac affects and heightened pleasure in both males and females. However, regardless of the landmark study consisting of patient interviews dating back to 1970, there has been no further advancement in our knowledge.
Human sexual behavior is very complex. We do not have the brain of a rat or mouse or a hamster. As such, discovering what cannabinoids do to the brain of a rat, mouse, or hamster cannot be extrapolated to what cannabinoids can do to the brain of a human.
Nonetheless, because the ECS does indeed have effects on sexual behavior, as the lay population has already taught the medical community, we, the medical community, would welcome a well-done study in this age immemorial quest.


Imam Shafii had learnt the whole of the Quran off by heart by the time he was ten years old. He used to recite the Book of God from cover to cover every three days. His attachment to the Quran was such that he used to seek out the root of every matter in the Quran, not resting content until a point had been proved from the Book of God itself.
All jurists are agreed that consensus of the Muslim community is a valid theological proof. Imam Shafii was keen to establish its validity from the Book of God. He read the Quran over and over again, searching for a verse which would illustrate this point.
Reading this verse, Imam Shafii realized that by the "path of the faithful" was meant what was commonly known as consensus.
Early Muslims used to try to ascertain every matter from the Quran, even if it meant reading the Book of God over time and time again. They would not rest content until they found out what the Quran said on a certain matter. How far removed their approach was from that of latter-day Muslims. Certainly, the latter view the Quran as a "holy book", a source of blessing and grace. As for making its teachings a practical part of one's everyday life, and referring to it for guidance in one's spiritual and worldly affairs – in this respect they are sadly lacking.


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Q: Hive/Bigsql pandas float cast to integer with nulls into parquet file with pyarrow I have an issue with pandas, pyarrow and bigsql. Basicly i want to read csv , write it to parquet and read parquet from db. But there is a problem while reading file from db. Pandas dtype and db datatype are not the same.
There is table created in bigsql like :
CREATE EXTERNAL hadoop TABLE sch.test (
  id bigint ,
  integer_column integer
)

I have csv file and loading it into pandas
csv = pd.read_csv(x)
print(csv.head(20))

           id          integer_column
0      200001                     0.0
1      200002                     0.0
2      200003                     0.0
3      200004                     0.0
4      200005                     0.0
5      200006                     0.0
6      200007                     0.0
7      200008                     0.0
8      200009                     0.0
9      200010                     0.0
10     200011                     0.0
11     200012                     0.0
12     200013                     0.0
13     200014                     0.0
14     200015                     0.0
15     200016                     NaN
16     200017                     NaN
17     200018                     NaN
18     200019                     NaN
19     200020                     NaN

Pure csv looks like this
id,integer_column
200001,0.0
200002,0.0
200016,

Then im trying to write parquet file from that through pyarrow.parquet.ParquetWriter like
    import pyarrow.parquet as pq
    csv = pd.read_csv(x)
    table = pa.Table.from_pandas(csv)
    pqwriter = pq.ParquetWriter('./filename.prq', table.schema,coerce_timestamps='ms', \
               allow_truncated_timestamps=True,flavor='spark')
    pqwriter.write_table(table)
    pqwriter.close()
    print(pa.Schema.from_pandas(csv ))

id: int64
integer_column : double
metadata
--------
{b'pandas': b'{"index_columns": [{"kind": "range", "name": null, "start": 0, "'
            b'stop": 25000, "step": 1}], "column_indexes": [{"name": null, "fi'
            b'eld_name": null, "pandas_type": "unicode", "numpy_type": "object'
            b'", "metadata": {"encoding": "UTF-8"}}], "columns": [{"name": "id
            b, "field_name": "id", "pandas_type": "int64", "nu'
            b'mpy_type": "int64", "metadata": null}, {"name": "integer_column '
            b'medelta", "field_name": "integer_column", "pandas_type":'
            b' "float64", "numpy_type": "float64", "metadata": null}], "creato'
            b'r": {"library": "pyarrow", "version": "0.15.1"}, "pandas_version'
            b'": "0.25.3"}'}

So i want to cast it integer_column as integer and get rid of floating point and then write it into parquet which hive/bigsql will be able to read.
When I insert it like I showed there is an error :
bigsql :
he statement failed because a Big SQL component encountered an error. Component receiving the error: "BigSQL IO". Component returning the error: "UNKNOWN". SQLCODE=-5105, SQLSTATE=58040
hive :
SQL Error: java.io.IOException: org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.HiveException: java.lang.ClassCastException: org.apache.hadoop.hive.serde2.io.DoubleWritable cannot be cast to org.apache.hadoop.io.IntWritable
I cant force pandas or pyarrow to cast double to integer properly. I know it is double becouse there are null values and its pandas natural behaviour, but how can i insert it properly into db as an integer with null values?
Only working solution is alter db column as double type or make fillna(0).astype(np.int32) on this pandas column - but i loose information here.
If you have any idea please share your knowladge.
Thanks.
Resolve :
pandas/pyarrow upgrade and code below helped.
csv['integer_column'] = csv['integer_column'].astype('Int64')

A: Pandas 0.24.0 and greater has support for nullable integer columns so you can convert in pandas.
csv['integer_column'] = csv['integer_column'].astype('Int64')

Or you can use pyarrow compute functions to cast from float to int in pyarrow.
table = table.set_column(1, table.column_names[1], pc.cast(table.column(1), pa.int64()))

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It is often said that each bubble in a cooking pot of soup fights hard for supremacy that none listens to the cry of the pot itself, so when the pot burns, all the bubbles perish. If we don't eat yam for the sake of palm oil, we eat the palm oil for the sake of the yam.
I had never envisaged a situation where the 'All powerful' Afari Djan would be brought down to the level of ordinary mortals to enable him have a taste of life at the other side of the great divide. Here was a man who started life as an ordinary man, but has mutated to become a snarling snake and a ravening marauding beast. He arrogated to himself powers he did not legally possess and felt like a powerful deity who has soared above the reach of ordinary mortals. Afari Djan forgot that he had started life as a proletariat. He has now become a bourgeoisie and is acting and talking like one of them.
When Ghana ushered in the Fourth Republic after more than a decade of military dictatorship, he was appointed a member of the INEC (The Board which oversaw the electoral process in the country). The demise of Nana Oduro Nimapau paved the way for our now discredited Dr Kwadwo Afari Djan to be catapulted to the exalted position of Chairman of the Electoral Commission.
Once he attained the pinnacle of his career as head of the Electoral Body, he put in measures to ensure that everybody, from the highest papacy to the lowest clergyman became subservient to him. He became the Lord and Master of all that he surveyed. He raved, shouted, intimidated, insulted, kicked and even cursed ordinary Ghanaians whom he despised very much. He became arrogant and had no patience with the ordinary man on the streets. He radiated and gravitated towards the rich and the powerful. For money he has it in abundance. His buildings are uncountable. He has an uncompleted building at Ayigbe Junction, Israel, near Alhaji. Work on the project had been in abeyance until the last two years, giving credence to the rumours that he might have compromised his position as an impartial referee in the December, 2012 Elections. Ghana Must Go Bags might have done the deed.
He had absolute power which corrupted him absolutely to bring him down from the top of his supposedly mount Olympus abode.
Afari Djan tested the pulse of the nation and came to the conclusion that we are 'pliable' because we did not complain about his dictatorial tendencies. He became emboldened and started stretching his tentacles until he felt he had got almost everybody at his beck and call.
Who could stop him? Who could cage him? None, he thought.
His cheerleaders goaded him on, and they were many, all ready to do his biddings for their own "noko fio". All kinds of accolades were heaped on him. Some even went to the ridiculous extent by describing him as the best thing that ever happened in the country and on the continent. Whilst some advised caution, those who did not have the interest of the nation at heart suggested that he, Afari Djan must be given a blank cheque to embark on his chosen route to Golgotha.
But the worst was yet to come. In accordance with the adage which states that "those that the gods want to destroy, they first make mad", 2012 began the eventual fall of "Almighty" Afari Djan from grace to grass. This man of great controversy allowed the praises being heaped on him to becloud his sense of reasoning. He saw himself as a demigod with the rest of us as his devotees and acolytes.
Like Rehoboam in the Holy Bible, Afari Djan, surrounded by praise singers, threw caution to the winds and courted mischief for himself and the country. Those who offered constructive criticisms were tagged saboteurs and enemies of state. Under such circumstances, one could only keep quiet and wait for the propitious moment when fate would smile on us with the disgrace of "almighty" Afari Djan. And it was not long in coming.
It was Afari Djan who, against all intent and purposes decided to create 45 New Constituencies with less than Four Weeks to the December 2012 Elections. Genuine concerns were expressed by Civil Society, The Clergy, Professional Bodies and other individuals about the "foolishness" of such action. But in a move which could only be construed as having disdain for opponents of the move, Afari Djan went ahead and created the so-called 45 Constituencies. He dared his opponents to go to court if they had "balls".
"Almighty" Afari Djan had stated in clear and unmistakable terms that if it came to issues involving Elections in the country, he (Afari Djan) was that EC personified. He exhibited his "one man show" posture during the submission of nomination forms by Presidential Candidates of various political parties and their representatives.
He showed disdain for lesser mortals when he raved and shouted and cursed some of them. He even tore the forms of others with the explanation that they had submitted them. No amount of explanation would placate him. Those who were aggrieved with his fatwa could go to court, so said "almighty" Afari Djan.
Thus, many Candidates were prevented from participating in the December 2012 Presidential Elections on very flimsy excuses. This deprived the nation of revenue which might have accrued to the coffers of the EC, if Afari Djan had been a little bit flexible.
But earlier on, the EC under Afari Djan had done the unthinkable when it did away with the services of Teachers during the Registration exercise. Some of us cried foul, but the EC Chairman, cheered on by hired press and crowd countered our arguments with verbal insults.
I am therefore surprised to hear the EC attributing its statutory breaches and violations during the December 2012 Presidential Elections to incompetence and inexperience of its staff.
This admission of incompetence goes to confirm that Afari Djan is gradually coming down to earth to stay with the people who had helped him to the top. But will the people accept him as one of their own? He has to prove to them that he is not the "Saul" we know in the Holy Bible. Saul showed genuine repentance, was baptized and became known as Paul. But has Afari Djan repented? And if he were to be 'christened', what would be his new name? I think Jammed would fit him well.
Almighty Afari jammed had before the December 2012 Elections made certain pronouncements about the conduct of the election. He had said it loud and clear that nobody would be allowed to vote if the person did not go through biometric verification. He had also said that if there was over-voting by even one vote in any polling station, the result of the entire polling station would be annulled. And these edicts were enforced in some polling stations.
In a polling station in O.B.Amoah's Constituency (Aburi/Nsawam) there were three extra votes. The contending parties took the case before "Almighty Afari Djan who decreed that the three extra votes be taken away from NPP's tally.
Again, it came as a shock to hear the EC state in its response to the NPP petition that everybody who voted in the December, 2012 Election had gone through biometric verification. But the NDC has alleged that at the Kibi Magistrate Court's Polling Station in Akufo-Addo's background, people had voted without being biometrically verified – a fact which has been corroborated by the NPP. So, what is Afari Djan saying here?
But the "Great" and "Almighty" Afari Djan exhibited his abhorrent for criticism when he refused to listen to the NPP's appeal to postpone the announcement of the Presidential Election Results by 48 hours to enable it present evidence to back up its claims that there had been statutory violations in the conduct of the Presidential Election. But Afari Djan would have nothing of that.
Listeners will bear me out that the December 7, 2012 Election had been inconclusive on the first day and voting had to be extended to the following day. Therefore Afari Djan's insistence on announcing the results on Sunday to meet up the 48 hour deadline does not hold water. The Election had ended on Sunday and between Saturday and Sunday makes it 24, not 48 hours.
Afari Djan's weird logic here could only mean one thing. Mad Emperor Nero's spirit had taken possession of his soul, spirit and body. His intransigence has taken us to where we are today.
So, I wasn't surprised to hear him exhibiting disdain for ordinary mortals like Fiifi Boafo of Oman FM/Net 2 fame. His vitriolic and unprovoked attack on the presenter exposed him as someone who was possessed by demons and needed some form of exorcism which was provided when he made his appearance at the hearing petition of the NPP before the Supreme Court.
But did you see that miserable man in glasses chewing gum during the hearing? And the cameras did not help matters when they made him the focus of attention. Here was somebody, who about five months ago was the Capo of King-makers in the country. He was the Coach, Match Commissioner, Referee and Linesman at the same time. He determined who to use in a match and the position to be played by each actor. He will remove you from the team if his countenance likes you not.
The gum chewing began at a slow pace and graduated to a quicker pace. At a time it was if he had not eaten for days and the gum was to assuage his hunger and thirst. A friend called to say that he could hear the audio effect of Afari Djan's gum chewing on the television.
But was the man smiling, sneering or talking to himself? That I do not know. But something also caught my attention. His glasses were removed and put on many times during the proceedings. I counted the number of times this was done. They were ten and that reminded me of the last press conference of General Ignatius Kutu Acheampong before he was executed.
He removed his glasses and put them on Eighteen times before the end of the press conference. I wonder what was going on in the mind of the executed Head of State as he made his press conference. At the thought of that, my usually strong heart melted and I began to have pity on Almighty Kwadwo Afari Djan.
Is this the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end of the Great and All Powerful Kwadwo Afari Djan? Only time will tell. But for now Afari Djan has jammed. This is the simple truth.


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Cardinal Gracias 'losing hope' Pope will visit India in 2017
Vatican City, June 16, 2017: The head of India's Latin rite bishops says he thinks Pope Francis may not be able to visit his country as planned at the end of 2017.
Cardinal Oswald Gracias, president of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of India, said that while he is optimistic the pope will come to India at some point in the future, discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government about a visit this year have taken longer than expected.
"I am beginning to lose hope about 2017," the cardinal said in an interview with NCR June 15.
"We are already in June," said Gracias. "Even if suddenly they said, 'Come,' it is a pastoral visit … [and] will take several months for the dioceses to prepare the people."
"It should not just be a flash in the pan, he comes and goes," he continued, explaining that for Pope John Paul II's visit to the country in 1999, the Indian bishops "planned for almost a year before he came to make it effective."
Gracias, who was in Rome for a meeting of the Council of Cardinals on which he serves, spoke during an interview at the Vatican's Casa Santa Marta.
The half-hour conversation touched on a wide range of other topics including the Council of Cardinals' desire to ensure lay people are consulted on bishops' appointments and Gracias' hope that the Vatican will decentralize more authority to local bishops.
Francis first announced his intent to visit India in October 2016, saying in a press conference he was "quasi-sure" he would visit the country along with Bangladesh in 2017. Vatican officials are known to have been working on a visit for November or December, when temperatures in the region are normally coolest.
Should the India visit be postponed it would be the second expected papal visit for 2017 to be delayed, following the Vatican's announcement May 30 that Francis will be unable to visit South Sudan this October as previously planned.
Gracias said that working with the Indian government to prepare the papal visit has been "a little bit of a difficult situation" as Modi's calendar has been filled up with state visits from other leaders.
"We have to find a good spot where we can give the Holy Father his due importance and respect," he said.


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Q: Bug no Safari de uma animação CSS com keyframes No safari Versão 12.1 (14607.1.40.1.4), ocorre um bug, o efeito acontece, porém dá um erro estranho, o elemento que sofreu o evento parece retroceder, a posição inicial do translate3d, diferente do chrome, que realmente mantém o elemento na nova posição da nova posição do translate3d.
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A: Conforme conversado nos comentários da pergunta segue a resposta.
O Safari 12, conforme pode ser consultado no Caniuse, não precisa mais dos prefixos -webkit- nas animações, keyframes ou transition. Outro ponte é que como a animação é apenas no eixo Y, não precisa usar o translate3d nem preserve-3d entre outras coisas que estavam no CSS e mais pesavam na animação do que ajudavam em alguma coisa.
Partindo dessas observações, dei essa "limpa" no CSS e ajustei os timings da da animação e parece funcionar no Safari sem problemas.

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Kabaret @ Karamel
Come to the Kabaret (@ Karamel restaurant)
On 1st September Kabaret the new restaurant @ Karamel opens its doors!
Kabaret will offer an imaginative taste-driven menu of World Food, drawing on the very best of authentic dishes from around the globe. Cakes and sumptuous desserts will feature strongly, and quality coffee is a top priority. Also on offer; fresh juices and super healthy smoothies, as well as gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and raw food dishes.
The Bar will specialise in craft beers (from award winning micro-breweries), fine wines, and 'kocktails'. White Russians, the classic cocktail famously immortalised in The Big Lebowski and the Dr Feelgood song Milk & Alcohol, will be a house speciality.
Head Chef is Anarkali Sharpe, previously proprietor of Soul Café in Camden and before that, Chef at Vantra, an organic restaurant in Soho. Anarkali is a highly creative and talented chef, whose legendary 'sinfully delicious' raw chocolate truffles are already building a following. Kabaret @ Karamel will also introduce 'Guest Chef Nights' such as Ethiopia Night with chef Abycina and African music from top DJ Guy Morley.
photographer: Inga Tillere
Kabaret Co-Directors Frank Hutson and Louise Wallis are locals, having lived in Wood Green for over 25 years. They co-front the band Luminous Frenzy, signed to Freeport Entertainment, and in that guise have played Bestival, The Big Chill, The Purcell Room, and this year closed the Crouch End Festival.
Frank is an award-winning musician, composer and DJ whose career took off shortly after he completed a Collage Arts Sound Engineering course. In 2000 he wrote the score for a new play called Resonances (with singer songwriter Sadie Jemmett) directed by Irina Brook and starring Irene Jacob (Three Colours Red). The play became a phenomenon and won a Molière award for best new show in France for the year 2000. He's gone on to work with some of Europe's top directors and talent including French actress Romane Bohringer in a production of Tennesse Williams' The Glass Menagerie which went on to tour the world.
In 2011 Frank was also lucky enough to collaborate with 'King Eric', footballer-turned-actor Eric Cantona, on a production of classic French text Ubu Enchaîné: "It was a privilege to work with Eric on his first theatre piece, but even better was the warm-up game of 'football tennis' we played every morning before rehearsal. The first time I played Eric, I won and I've been dining out on that story ever since! (Sadly this was a fluke – and I subsequently lost every other game with him)".
Louise is an acclaimed DJ, and was voted one of the World's Top 100 Female DJs. She also has a background in catering, having run Café Femmilia on Turnpike Lane in the late 90s, and previously cooked at Cafe Pushkar, in Brixton, and the East West Centre, on Old St.
"We're thrilled to be bringing Kabaret to Karamel, it's a dream come true for us", says Louise. "We chose the name Kabaret because it captures the multi-faceted and artistic nature of this unique venue: good food AND great live entertainment. We want to build on Karamel's existing customer base and excellent reputation and expand the venue's repertoire. Check the website every day because we'll soon have a different event every night, as well as old favourites like 'Poetry & Poppadoms'".
Working in partnership with the team at Collage Arts, the duo aim to create a vibrant, arts-driven venue with imaginative programming: "A place where anything can happen and no two nights are the same. A place where you can meet friends for a drink, eat great food and see cutting edge acts".
As the song famously put it:
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Here you'll find Mount Stanley, the third-highest peak in Africa, and mind-blowing slopes covered in moorland, bamboo and rich, moist montane forest.
Uganda's Rwenzori Mountains, also called the Mountains of the Moon, range along the western border with Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The mountainside is draped with huge tree heathers and colorful mosses interspersed with giant lobelias and everlasting flowers, creating a scene reminiscent of JRR Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.
The mountains form the core of the Rwenzori Mountains National Park, which protects the highest parts of the 120-kilometre-long, 65-kilometre-wide range. The 100,100-hectare national park protects 70 mammals and 217 bird species, including 19 Albertine Rift endemics, as well as some of the world's rarest vegetation. The range has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Rwenzoris are a world-class hiking and mountaineering destination. A nine- to twelve-day trek will take technically skilled climbers to the summit of Margherita, the highest peak on Mount Stanley. Shorter, less-challenging treks enable less ambitious climbers to summit the surrounding peaks.
At present, the border with the DRC is not stable, with active conflict by rebels being experienced in the northeast Congo. The African Union is trying to stabilise the region, but until that occurs we do not recommend climbing in the Mountains of the Moon.
When is the best time to climb the mountains in Rwenzori Mountains National Park?
The best time to climb the mountains is from June through to August - from December to February. go there.


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Vince Cable's pre-budget speech
What would a Liberal Democrat budget look like? Read this article and find out.
By Vince Cable, Nov 08, 2017 1:11
Liberal Democrat leader, Vince Cable, today set out the Liberal Democrat approach to the Budget. The full text is below.
As Leader of the Liberal Democrats, it is one of my responsibilities to give a serious Lib Dem analysis of the economics around the Budget, and to present an alternative.
I have recently been returned to Parliament from exile.
One of my regrets, however, is that the previous competition between the parties on economic competence no longer exists.
The likes of Gordon Brown, George Osborne, Ed Balls and Oliver Letwin were all serious players and thinkers even if I often disagreed with them.
Now, the economy – pivotal still to people's lives – has been relegated to the margins of political debate.
The June election produced minimal discussion of economic policy.
The Conservatives didn't produce any economic numbers in their manifesto.
Labour did, but as the IFS caustically pointed out at the time, there was a strong element of fantasy.
My Party did much better than our rivals at the hands of the IFS and serious commentators at the FT and The Economist but few noticed. And, now, economic debate is drowned out by the politics of Brexit and an unstable government.
Yet this is an unusually important and difficult budget.
The Chancellor has foresworn the use of a second budget, traditionally used to correct the mistakes in the first.
And the potential for a massive, if unquantifiable, economic shock from an unsatisfactory deal – or, even, 'no deal' is palpable.
Brexit hangs over the forecasts.
The environment of radical uncertainty is already spooking business investment and depressing growth, including the growth in government revenue.
I want, then, to set out some analysis of where we are and some ideas for where the Liberal Democrats think Britain could and should go.
Our focus is on freeing up capital spending to build the homes and infrastructure the country needs, on reviving the NHS with a targeted injection of cash, and on giving a leg up to young people with a learning account as they begin their working lives.
To do all this, we need a Government which prioritises economic competence over political dogma.
Neither the 'no deal' Brexit extremism of the Conservative Party nor the 'socialism in one country' dreamed of by Labour will deliver a successful economy.
Fiscal Rules
I have long held the view that governments must subject themselves to the discipline of fiscal rules which have first, sufficient independent, non-political, oversight to prevent arbitrary and populist tax and spending policies and, secondly, which dovetail with independently managed monetary policy.
In the last two decades, however, good intentions and consistency have been undermined by the massive shock and dislocation caused by the 2008 banking crisis and by the temptation of successive governments to redefine and politicise the fiscal targets while paying lip service to them.
Gordon Brown introduced two rules which were broadly accepted as sensible: to balance the current – ie non capital – budget over the economic cycle; and to permit borrowing for investment subject to meeting a rule that government net debt to GDP should be under 40%.
To complicate matters the Government also shadowed the Maastricht target of an overall deficit (current and capital) of 3% GDP subject to a (gross) debt ratio of 60%.
After almost a decade of sustained growth the Labour Government claimed that it was still meeting the fiscal rules, though it was widely believed that this was achieved by defining the cycle in a statistically convenient but economically dubious manner.
The collapse of the banking system destroyed the fiscal framework.
Enormous temporary deficits (with overall government borrowing of 10% in 2009) made the current deficit and overall debt rules meaningless.
There was a massive structural rather than cyclical deficit.
I wrote about these issues in both my book The Storm and its sequel, After The Storm.
The Coalition set the fiscal objective of eliminating the structural current deficit ratio over the first four years of the 2010-2015 Parliament.
The Office of Budget Responsibility was set up to provide independent monitoring.
But the four year objective was allowed to slide to five, then seven, years and attempts to separate the structural and cyclical became increasingly difficult.
Gradually, Osborne's objective became one of simply eliminating government borrowing – current and capital – over a specified time period.
The present objective is to balance the overall budget by the end of the decade (followed by surpluses).
In practice, this means running a surplus on current spending by the end of the decade.
The justification for doing so is to build in resilience in the event of a future shock.
What it does not acknowledge is how challenging reaching a surplus position may be, and the other risks it poses to economy – particularly if capital spending continues to be constrained.
The current position as set out in scenarios proposed by the IFS, is that the Government may come close to achieving the OBR estimate of 'structural' borrowing of under 1% of GDP in 2019/20 in a "moderate" benign environment, falling further in subsequent years (from 3% in 2017/18).
But it is also possible that in a "very poor" environment the 'structural' deficit could fall to only 2% in 2019/20 and then rise again to over 3% in 2021/22.
In the latter case, government net debt could rise to over 90% in 2021/22 as opposed to falling below 80% in the benign environment.
The IFS concludes that a firm commitment to running a budget surplus from the mid 2020s (for resilience reasons) "is no longer sensible". I agree.
What should be done? The public is tiring of "austerity" though the Government is some way short of realising its targets, which may well have to be allowed to slide to accommodate the clamour for spending on health, schools, welfare reform, policy, defence and prisons; lifting the public sector pay cap; and accommodating Brexit contingencies.
The IMF (like the IFS) recommends a "gradual" approach to reducing the deficit.
Our priority now must be to prioritise capital spending.
One damaging practical consequence of the Government's existing, unachievable targets is that productive investment is being squeezed, choking off the prospect of the long-term economic benefits it brings.
Despite this month's rate rise, government borrowing can be financed very cheaply at present, with continuing very low interest rates available to us on long term debt.
My preferred model would be to return to the Golden Rule which will be more credible now there is an independent OBR.
There also needs to be an independent check on the economic impact of government financed capital projects. I discuss how this can be done in a recent paper for the LSE.
In parallel with a reform of fiscal targeting I would want to see a reform of the monetary policy framework.
I was a strong supporter of the MPC set up and continue to defend its independence.
But post-crisis economics has made its role in setting interest rates of secondary importance and also deeply confusing not least to itself: a ship with defective radar, damaged steering and ancient maps.
It would make more sense to give the MPC the role of targeting (nominal) GDP, which is what it has appeared to do in any event and also to have some agreed rules around QE including variants which merge into fiscal policy since this is likely to be the main policy mechanism in future recessions.
Economic Fundamentals
Underlying the more pessimistic forecasts for economic growth and the budget are negative assessments of UK productivity performance.
UK productivity in terms of output per man hour and total factor productivity lag well behind other Western economies such as Germany and France.
Moreover, productivity has stagnated since the financial crisis: the flip side of a positive story of rising employment and falling unemployment.
The two sides of this phenomenon come together in the form of stagnating real wages.
The budget cannot solve the productivity problem but it can address it properly and point to the steps needed to counter it.
The first is the need for increased business investment which incorporates innovative technology and better work practices.
However, a long-standing dearth of investment is now compounded by the radical uncertainty surrounding Brexit.
Long term studies by the LSE have shown that the two main determinants of poor UK performance on productivity are lack of innovation (R&D as opposed to basic science where the UK is strong) and low levels of skills.
The former problem is being addressed by R&D tax credits and by the work of Innovate UK, in particular the Catapult network, which Liberal Democrats launched in government as part of the Industrial Strategy.
The latter is a far less tractable problem and despite the progress we made in the Coalition in raising the number and quality of apprenticeships, especially Higher Apprenticeships, the programme is now slipping backwards largely because of clumsy implementation of the apprenticeship levy and the neglect of careers advice and guidance.
There is an immediate need to ensure that the apprenticeship levy rebates reach the supply chains of larger companies.
The industrial strategy is the right framework. After I introduced it in 2011, as a way of cementing long term decision making, there was a revival of confidence in industries as varied as cars, aerospace, creative industries, and railway supply chains.
With the current uncertainty over Brexit and doubts about the durability of the government, that confidence has begun to evaporate.
Yet a budget built around the industrial strategy, prioritising education and skills, R&D and infrastructure would, at the very least, send the right signals.
Lib Dem priorities
Given the constraints surrounding the budget I would advocate the following:
1. A freeing up of government capital spending, separate from decisions around the day-to-day budget.
Two main areas suggest themselves. One is greater operational freedom for Network Rail and devolved transport authorities like Transport for London to finance their investment programmes, where they can raise capital cheaply.
That would mean faster decisions to press ahead with projects like Crossrail 2, and the potential to move on bringing about a rail revolution in the North with HS3.
The second is to use the Government's balance sheet to finance large scale housebuilding by a government agency operating on the Development Agency model, used in different ways in the Docklands and Liverpool and for the New Towns.
The Communities Secretary has partially backed a plan originally put forward by Respublica for a £100bn programme over ten years, to build homes for sale or rent.
Such a programme could be complemented by greater freedom for councils to borrow to build, and by assisting smaller private builders by boosting the small builders' credit scheme operated by the British Business Bank.
One way of improving the overall economic effectiveness of public investment would be to channel it through our independently managed institutions on the lines of the Green Investment Bank (now, regrettably, privatised).
If Brexit happens, Britain will need to replace the admirable European Investment Bank, based loosely on the model of the German kFW.
A British Investment Bank would have responsibility for selecting and, then, overseeing public investment.
2. There is an urgent need for additional funding for key public services but this must be financed on a tax neutral basis.
3. My party's policy is to raise 1p in the pound on each rate of income tax, to provide an extra £6.5bn for the NHS and social care.
This proposal has the dual merit that it addresses the immediate gap identified by NHS professionals and the NHS Chief Executive (though not the longer term issue of funding sustainability) and acknowledges explicitly that revenue has to be identified to pay for spending commitments.
There are other current spending priorities and, in particular, to relieve the harshness of welfare changes notably arising from the freezing of benefit levels, especially housing benefit, and the introduction of the universal credit.
The June Lib Dem manifesto explains how those could be funded:essentially by cancelling several tax cuts since 2015, notably to Capital Gains Tax and Inheritance Tax.
4. By common consent, young people have been left behind for too long. There now has to be some form of redistribution between generations to restore the implicit contract in every society between young and old.
In ours, the spiralling price of property has radically shifted the balance making home ownership unaffordable for large numbers of younger people.
Taken together with diminished job security, pension availability and the costs of post-school education, an issue of intergenerational equity has arisen.
A better proposal than populist gestures like cuts in tuition fees and freezing rents is to create an endowment or learning account for young people on their 16th or 18th birthday which they can draw down at any time in life all to pay for further and higher education (a post graduate course, for example), reskilling and adult learning, as they choose.
The Director of the IFS has written favourably of this approach. The principle of intergenerational transfer would be sustained by the imposition of a modest tax on personal wealth.
Let us consider, notionally, a generous and ambitious learning account of, say, £18,000.
This would cost just over £14bn per annum for each new age cohort. This is worth roughly 1/3 of 1% of net household financial and property assets.
It is not difficult to see how a modest tax on personal net wealth, above a certain threshold, could generate substantial sums. We shall investigate how best to do this.
Wider Tax Reform
My party, in coalition, promoted one of the more far reaching tax changes in modern times by radically lifting the threshold for basic rate income tax, lifting four million people out of income tax altogether. We also promoted an aggressive approach to tax avoidance, leading to the introduction of the General Anti Avoidance Rule.
Now I want us to apply that same radicalism to land values, to business taxation and to tax avoidance.
First, led by the entrepreneur, Andrew Dixon, we have a group investigating the feasibility of Land Value Taxation.
Authoritative analysis of the British tax system, notably the Mirlees Report, makes it clear that the taxation of land is the most economically efficient and rational form of taxation, the least open to evasion and avoidance and the most relevant to contemporary needs such as better utilisation of land for housing.
The Lib Dems are committed as a first step to replacing business rates with site value taxation.
Secondly, a group of tax specialists, on our Corporation Tax Panel, has been reviewing business tax. Its interim conclusions are that the system is over complicated and full of unintended incentives. They suggest:
• A stable and predictable corporation tax reform with a competitive rate of around 20%. Britain should not be aiming to be a corporate tax haven.
• All companies bidding for government contracts must be clearly seen to be subject to tax in the UK and preclude the use of offshore tax havens.
• Rapid progress on limiting tax deductibility of corporate interest
• Recognising the special problems presented by digital companies which currently find it easy to shift profits to low tax jurisdictions. One argument for "exit from Brexit" is that the European Commission is currently an effective enforcer.
• The complex capital allowances regime must be reformed to incentivise and not penalise capital investment.
Thirdly, The 'Paradise Papers' scandal underlines the scale of systematic tax avoidance.
In fact, the introduction by the Coalition of the General Anti-Avoidance Rules and an open register of beneficial ownership put the UK among the tighter jurisdictions and the estimated 'tax gap' between actual and potential receipts is now one of the lowest – 6% of revenues. This still, though, amounts to a large sum.
One necessary step is firm action against dependent territories and crown colonies which encourage aggressive tax avoidance. This should include the blacklisting of firms which utilise abusive schemes operating from those territories and the reserve power of direct rule.
There are precedents for such action. The Turks and Caicos Islands were subject to direct rule because of corruption in 2009.
Getting this Budget right is more important than the Chancellor realises.
Disillusionment with our current economic performance, and the model which underpins it is acute. Any Brexit would make the problem worse, and a 'no deal' Brexit would cause severe destabilisation .
The danger is that this provokes a further growing appetite both for populist fiscal policy – sometimes described as the magic money tree – and for retreating to a much more state controlled and inward looking model.
Both could be catastrophic for our country.
So what is needed is a serious strategy for growth and prosperity, and in today's politics only the Liberal Democrats are offering it.
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Q: Laravel5.8 Model Binding Route Arg 1 passed must be an instance of Model Laravel Project Implemented with Localization and working fine. Making customization as the user can save the language(locale) in DB and here comes the issue.

*

*User Able to Save Language in DB.

*And When User try to Edit Language(locale) then getting this Issue.

Argument 1 passed to App\Http\Controllers\CustomizeController::edit() must be an instance of App\Model\Customize, string given

in CustomizeController.php
    public function index()
{
    $data = array(
        'title' =>'Customize',
        'heading' =>'List',
        'customize' => Customize::where(['user_id' => Auth::user()->id])->first(),
    );
    if ($data['customize'])
    {
        return redirect()->route('customize.edit', ['locale' => app()->getLocale(), 'customize' => $data['customize']]); // Redirect to Edit Route If Language available in DB
    }
    return view('Customize.index')->with($data);
}

route:list command O/P as below:
GET|HEAD  | {locale}/customize/{customize}/edit | customize.edit | App\Http\Controllers\CustomizeController@edit | web,setlocale,auth

Even tried to hardcode from blade as:
<a href="{{ url(app()->getLocale().'/customize/1/edit') }}">
        <button type="button" class="btn btn-warning">Edit</button>
    </a>

Complete project available here

A: The error is pretty straight forward.
The edit method is called with the route parameters followed by the object you defined to get from the container.
Since you pass the customize param to the route, your method arguments should've been defined like follows:
public function edit(string $customize, App\Model\Customize $customizeModel)
{
    $customizeModel
        ->whereUserId(Auth::user()->id)
        ->update(['customize' => $customize]);

    $return response(); // whatever you need
}


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Get your steps in as Royal Albert Dock launches new fitness trails for 2022
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New 'Youth Hub' launches in Liverpool to help young people get into employment
Young people in South Liverpool are to receive extra support to help them get into employment through the launch of a 'Youth Hub' that opened its doors this week in Garston.
A unique partnership between independent training and education Employability Solutions, housing provider South Liverpool Homes (SLH) and Speke Education and Training Centre will ensure young people aged between 18-24 are able to access the training and employment opportunities that are available in the area.
The Hub will offer up to 100 young people who are out of work an intensive mentoring programme where they will receive support and advice to help them access or move closer towards employment.
Speke Education and Training Centre
Young people will be connected to local organisations who can provide support with CV's, interview preparation, jobs, apprenticeships as well as helping them to build resilience during these uncertain times.
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With funding secured through the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Flexible Support Fund (FSF) grant, SLH have joined up with Employability Solutions who will deliver the programme from their base at the ACE Centre in Garston, at Speke Training and Education Centre and at 'Reach' (SLH's employability hub).
Over the next 12 months, the hub will bring together partners from across the Liverpool region who will help improve the employment prospects of long-term unemployed young people, help them overcome barriers to employment and subsequently secure employment in the area.
Youth Hub Manager, Louise Worrall, who has been employed to deliver this programme, is excited about what this means for young people in South Liverpool:
"The hub will play a vital role in providing young people with the valuable skills they need to help them into employment and secure opportunities that they may not have been able to access before."
"The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in large-scale job losses and this, coupled with reduced training opportunities, has hit young people in the South Liverpool area hard. We hope the hub will help raise their aspirations, give them practical support and help address any wellbeing issues that may prevent them applying for opportunities.
"Over the next few weeks, sessions will be delivered remotely due to government guidelines, however we are looking forward to opening our doors fully so that young people can have the face-to-face, 1-2-1 support they need."
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Joe Cummings, SLH's Enterprise Manager said:
"Since the launch of our employability hub 'Reach' in 2016, we have had a real focus on the provision of training and support to our communities. This new partnership extends that with a clear offer to support young people into employment at what is an economically challenging time.
"Through funding from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) and building on our collaborative work with Employability Solutions, we are delighted that this provision is being offered from a base in Garston which will benefit from the established partnership work already happening at Reach."
"We are looking forward to working closely with Employability Solutions to ensure the success of the Youth Hub which will play a key part in supporting young people who have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic, to access the job market."
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You're Ruining the Game!
by: Gary Hayes
We are all aware of the need for advertisers to move to where the eyeballs or rather 'brains' are active. There is a growing tendency for ad distributers to use the technical backbone of in-game personalization and customization to drop ads into games. But whereas most players can 'blank' out billboard insertions (as you drive, walk, fight around) it seems there is now a new kid on the block - 3D ad insertion.
An article on ClickZ News points out that recall is actually greater, 60% in fact if the ads are incorporated as animated 3D 'virtual brand' placements.
"By offering gamers the chance to play with the brand, sometimes even to act out the brand proposition, in-game advertising offers a truly unique benefit," said Henry Piney, managing director Europe, Nielsen Interactive Entertainment.
Nothing against this in principle as long as there is a level of personalization and opt in targeting - I think it also provides some new employment opps for those 3D specialists who are running out of film/TV jobs for one. Personally I would happily play with an 3D game ad if it was about something I was interested in or 'in-story' - perhaps a philosophical, animated discussion about life the universe and everything with a branded travel insurance 'bot' in the pits in the middle of MotoGP 3 Might add something to a basic race game! It would be a real shame though if games, particularly online, realtime ones, became saturated by annoying, unskippable interstitials with non-personalized messages from the sponsor! Luckily -
"So far both advertisers and publishers have been very prudent to how advertisements were inserted into games," said Bendov.
A recent marketing and advertising spending forecast for 2006 said in-game advertising only accounts for less than one percent of the total ad spend, though it is expected to grow by 40 percent in the next year.
Original Post: http://www.personalizemedia.com/index.php/2005/10/04/your-ruining-the-game/
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Q: Do not VisualForce JavaScript onChange and actionSupport work together? It seems like you can't use VisualForce JavaScript onChange and actionSupport together, because if you use onChange property on inputField then actionSupport onChange wouldn't work.
There is here my page
<apex:page controller="requiredCont">
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.16/jquery-ui.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
    function setTitleToValue(el) {
        el.title = el.options[el.selectedIndex].text;
    }
</script>

<apex:form >
    <apex:pageBlock >
        <apex:pageBlockButtons >
            <apex:commandButton value="Save"/>
        </apex:pageBlockButtons>
        <apex:pageBlockSection >
            <apex:actionRegion >
                <apex:selectList size="1" value="{!someAccount.Name}" title="{!someAccount.Name} - {!someAccount.Name}X" onchange="javascript:setTitleToValue(this)">
                    <apex:selectOptions value="{!names}"/>
                    <apex:actionSupport event="onchange" action="{!checkRequired}" reRender="otherFieldRequired" />
                </apex:selectList>
            </apex:actionRegion>
            <apex:outputPanel id="otherFieldRequired">
                <apex:inputField value="{!someAccount.Site}" id="dependentField" required="{!isRequired}"/>
            </apex:outputPanel>
        </apex:pageBlockSection>
    </apex:pageBlock>
</apex:form>
</apex:page>

and my controller for this page
public class requiredCont {

public List<SelectOption> names{
    get{
        if (names == null) {
            List<SelectOption> optionList = new List<SelectOption>();
            optionList.add(new SelectOption('a', 'a - aX'));
            optionList.add(new SelectOption('A', 'A - AX'));
            optionList.add(new SelectOption('B', 'B - BX'));
            optionList.add(new SelectOption('C', 'C - CX'));
            names = optionList;
        }
        return names;
    }
    private set;

}

public static Set<String> requiredPicklistValues = new Set<String> { 'A', 'B', 'C' };
public Account someAccount { get; set; }

public boolean isRequired  {get;set;}{isRequired=false;}

public PageReference checkRequired(){
    isRequired = requiredPicklistValues.contains(someAccount.Name);
    System.debug(LoggingLevel.ERROR, '@@@@ isRequired:' + isRequired );
    return null;
}
public requiredCont() {
    someAccount = new Account(Name = 'a');
}
}

I have both actionSupport and onChange property of apex:selectList.
If onChange property of apex:selectList is present then actionSupport doesn't work.
If I remove it then actionSupport works well.
So this is a question and a problem: how could we make both of them work?

A: Finally I came up with the following solution.
I use actionFunction instead of actionSupport and call it from JavaScript onChange handler.
<apex:page controller="requiredCont">
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.16/jquery-ui.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
    function setTitleToValue(el) {
        el.title = el.options[el.selectedIndex].text;
        checkReq();
    }
</script>

<apex:form >
    <apex:pageBlock >
        <apex:pageBlockButtons >
            <apex:commandButton id="update"  value="Save"/>
        </apex:pageBlockButtons>
        <apex:pageBlockSection >
            <apex:actionRegion >
                <apex:actionFunction name="checkReq" action="{!checkRequired}" reRender="otherFieldRequired"/>
                <apex:selectList size="1" value="{!someAccount.Name}" title="{!someAccount.Name} - {!someAccount.Name}X" onchange="javascript:setTitleToValue(this)">
                    <apex:selectOptions value="{!names}"/>
                </apex:selectList>
            </apex:actionRegion>
            <apex:outputPanel id="otherFieldRequired">
                <apex:inputField value="{!someAccount.Site}" id="dependentField" required="{!isRequired}"/>
            </apex:outputPanel>
        </apex:pageBlockSection>
    </apex:pageBlock>
</apex:form>

public class requiredCont {

public List<SelectOption> names{
    get{
        if (names == null) {
            List<SelectOption> optionList = new List<SelectOption>();
            optionList.add(new SelectOption('a', 'a - aX'));
            optionList.add(new SelectOption('A', 'A - AX'));
            optionList.add(new SelectOption('B', 'B - BX'));
            optionList.add(new SelectOption('C', 'C - CX'));
            names = optionList;
        }
        return names;
    }
    private set;

}

public static Set<String> requiredPicklistValues = new Set<String> { 'A', 'B', 'C' };
public Account someAccount { get; set; }

public boolean isRequired  {get;set;}{isRequired=false;}

public PageReference checkRequired(){
    isRequired = requiredPicklistValues.contains(someAccount.Name);
    System.debug(LoggingLevel.ERROR, '@@@@ isRequired:' + isRequired );
    return null;
}
public requiredCont() {
    someAccount = new Account(Name = 'a');
}
}