Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) announced that its 2013 Outlander received the Japan New Car Assessment Program (JNCAP) JNCAP Five Star Award in addition to the JNCAP First Prize.
With a total of 184.6 points, an equivalent of a JNCAP five star award, the 2013 Outlander did well on the crash safety evaluation that covers both vehicle occupant and pedestrian protection performance during test collisions. Its five-star rating together with the JNCAP First Prize concludes that the Outlander has received the highest score among the vehicles tested and has also achieved the highest level of safety both for the vehicle occupant and pedestrians.
Aside from the Reinforced Impact Safety Evolution (RISE) body that gives the Outlander a high-rigidity impact safety body structure, it's also equipped with seven SRS airbags as well as a host of advanced safety technologies collectively called 'e-Assist'.
The e-Assist consists of a combination of technologies that includes Forward Collision Mitigation System (FCM) that automatically applies the brakes to help avoid collision with a vehicle ahead or reduce impact damage during a collision. Lane Departure Warning System (LDW) is also present and works by alerting the driver when the vehicle starts to drift from its current lane. Lastly, a radar-based Adaptive Cruise Control System (ACC) helps maintain a safe distance with the vehicle in front when cruise control is activated.
With the all-new 2013 Outlander previewed last year during the 2012 Philippine International Motor Show. Reports are suggesting that Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) is considering to sell the said vehicle in the Philippines before this year ends.
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Gardalrajas 05.12.2019 at 18:16
Sympathy for the Devil by The Rolling Stones Please note that our catalog only lists songs that we've set up within our system; not every track from an album is displayed. You may request a song that's not in our catalog by using our request form. Album art and preview audio provided by iTunes.
Kazirn 03.12.2019 at 23:34
The A-side is a unique version (edit) of Sympathy Of The Devil. See f.i. Zentgraf entry E. Although the edit isn't mentioned on the cover or label, this particular single is, as far as I know, the first (of two) known with this edited version (the other one is The Rolling Stones - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction / Sympathy For The Devil)!!It has been said that the edit has been made by Ad /5(25).
Mezizshura 11.12.2019 at 05:52
Dec 13, · For pop, it laid a new path for some of the biggest bands ever, but for the Rolling Stones it led to a vicious murder at an infamous concert exactly a year from the song's release, and an abiding reputation for evil. The song was "Sympathy for the Devil", the opening number on the Beggars Banquet album, both released on 6 December
Kale 11.12.2019 at 13:58
Released to clamoring applause in , Beggars Banquet did as much for the Stones' sleazoid-satanism image as it did for their blues roots credibility. Packed from top to bottom with some of their best songs, the record is a good place to start with the band as there is little here that is less than genius, from "Sympathy For The Devil" to "Salt Of The Earth.".
Meztidal 07.12.2019 at 18:28
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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Sympathy For The Devil on Discogs. Label: Decca - /Y,Decca - Y • Format: Vinyl 7 The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(5).
Tozahn 08.12.2019 at 01:43
Where other critics mentioned 'Sympathy For The Devil' in reviews of the album, it was to single it out for praise. For Jon Landau in Rolling Stone in , 'Sympathy' was the "most distinguished song and performance of the year. Lyrically, it is a striking picture of a world gone mad.".
Nikoramar 09.12.2019 at 12:56
Welcome to the final edition of our series on the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil." Over the course of these articles, we've talked about how the band created one of their defining masterpieces, and the tremendous impact the song had on popular culture. If you're not up-to-date, we'd recommend jumping in with a.
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a couple of days ago my friend asked me to come to bibble school with her and i dodn't go to church so it was a new thing. we got there and a man behind a counter noticed my skirt and it said the rolling stones. he asked what my fav. song was and with out thinking i said sympathy for the devil the man just looked at me and said interesting then.
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Why Henry David Thoreau was Drawn to Yoga
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by Derek Beres: The famed author headed to the pond thanks to Indian philosophy…
The New York Society Library presents Yoga is hugely popular around the world today, yet until now little has been known of its roots. This book collects, for the first time, core teachings of yoga in their original form, translated and edited by two of the world's foremost scholars of the subject. Sir James Mallinson is a lecturer in Sanskrit and Classical and Indian Studies at SOAS, University of London; Mark Singleton is a long-term research fellow at the American Institute of Indian Studies.
The famed author was heavily influenced by Indian literature, informing his decision to self-exile on Walden Pond.
He was introduced to these texts by his good friend's father, William Emerson.
Yoga philosophy was in America a century before any physical practices were introduced.
Though yoga today is associated with expensive leggings and an infestation of Instagram selfies, the philosophical underpinnings have long predated the physical asana practice. In fact, the first century of yoga in America had little to do with postures, but the cognitive and emotional flexibility needed to criticize one's society and try to make it better through ancient philosophical ideology.
Such was the case of Henry David Thoreau, as a colleague and friend of mine, Natalia Petrzela, recently wrote about in the Washington Post. While her piece focused on the longstanding political aspects of yoga, one of my editors here at Big Think raised an eyebrow at this sentence:
Nineteenth-century transcendentalist Henry David Thoreau was drawn to yoga and Hinduism as forms of resistance to mainstream market capitalism.
We all know about his self-imposed exile on Walden Pond (even though it was walking distance back to town). Still, resistance to the growing market economy of nineteenth century New England was part of Thoreau's philosophical bedrock. Credit his friend's father, William Emerson, whose early fascination with the literature of India led to his published translations of Sanskrit texts in 1805. As Thoreau stated after reading the text, Manusmirti,
I cannot read a single word of the Hindoos without being elevated.
Ralph Waldo Emerson and Thoreau shared a love for the ideas behind works like the Bhagavad Gita, incorporating symbols and metaphors into their own transcendental and nature-based writings—and leading to his time on Walden Pond. They were witnessing a widening rift between technology and the soil and trees around them, and used Indian mythologies as guiding principles informing their own form of revolt.
Yoga continued to influence thinkers, such as Madame Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society, who integrated Hindu and Buddhist texts with Christian mysticism, Kabbalah and Sufi philosophies. In works such as Isis Unveiled and The Secret Doctrine she speculated on the yogic underpinnings of men like Jesus and Mohammed, showing how various forms of mysticism from any culture could be related on a common ground—similar to the work of Evelyn Underhill, who was born the year the foundation was founded.
The first citing of a more physical yoga in the West, however, is due to Swami Vivekananda, who at the World's Parliament of Religions in 1893 gave a lecture and demonstration that made him a conference highlight. During the talk he spoke of the easy distractions of the Western world, and how the inability to focus on one thing at a time, as well as a disconnection from the body has created excess amounts of anxiety not only in the people themselves, but also in the rest of the world. Ironically, Vivekananda was considered a vagrant in the city, adorned in a simple robe and sandals and begging for money, which was how he funded his trip to America.
Twenty-five years later an Englishman who had been living in India since 1890 produced what would become the first comprehensive yoga book for Westerners. Sir John Woodroffe published all of his works on Indology under the pseudonym Arthur Avalon, and with the dispersion of The Serpent Power: The Secrets of Tantric and Shaktic Yoga, audiences in Europe and America were exposed to the foundation of this "ancient" practice. He too was enraptured by the transcendental teachings, writing:
Yogis are not concerned with the 'heaven world,' but seek to surpass it; otherwise they are not Yogis at all.
Today we treat yoga as we do other New Age fodder, but at the turn of the twentieth century it was being attacked in the media and at churches. Perhaps not strangely, it had to do with immigration. Between 1870 and 1900, a million immigrants came America; the following decade saw another one million gain entry annually. Brightly clad, long-bearded men with matted hair and dark complexions speaking about the inherent unity of all creatures were dangerous to the Victorian ideologies in vogue.
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Miss Edna's Place: Just Fifty Nine Days Till Florida!
Good morning. Temps are up a bit today. Tis 37F degrees, working towards the low forties. It's gray and wet at the moment, but it looks as though the sun is trying to shine down on us. And, my heat is back on! Woo Hoo!
It turned out to be a whole day job. The workers showed up at 7:45 a.m. and did not leave until well after 5 p.m. There were four men working, one being the electrician. By 5 p.m. we also had hot water again. You just don't know how much you need the hot water until it is gone.
Last night I did make a big pot of spaghetti and meat sauce, but DIL Janet was not here to help me eat it. I had texted her earlier to let her know that we had no heat and that I did not know what time it would be back on. We figured it would be best for her to come next week. The last thing either of us needs right now is to catch a cold.
I got really chilled, but last night I got out the Alka Seltzer and made myself a drink of that. I had a little heater, plus my electric blanket to help Pogo and me with the cold during the day. I'm trying to stay healthy because in fifty nine days, Pogo and I will be in Florida. Woo Hoo!
This year I need new tops to wear and probably some new Bermuda shorts. So, I'm hoping to do a bit of shopping while we're in Florida. Even if it means sending my new clothes home in a box, that's okay. I don't take my big suitcase with me anymore. It's too heavy for me, so I'm learning to pack lighter and mail whatever doesn't fit in the suitcase.
I washed one of Pogo's little portable houses so that I can pack it in my suitcase. He loves to have little places to take naps in. The little house and a couple small blankets will make my little guy one very happy little kid.
This week I want to do some serious airline ticket shopping. I'll feel better knowing that our tickets are secured and paid for. Next month, I'll reserve the rental car. This year I'm really looking forward to going to Florida. I just have to decide on whether to take Pogo's stroller or my walker.
If I take the walker, I'll be needing to buy a new folding basket to put on it for Pogo to ride in. He has a basket now, but it does not fold up. I'm concerned that if I take my walker with this basket on it, the basket will get bent or broken when it is put into cargo on the plane. Ah, such a problem to think about!!
Do you love chickens? I found these two adorable chicken items on the web and wanted to share them here. This first one is a beautiful chicken wreath for your front door. The second item is a chicken mug to inject a bit of humor into your morning coffee.
We have a house cat, and a lot of my friends and family have cats. This next image is to remind us that there are a lot of kitty cats out there in shelters that are looking for their forever homes. So please remember, don't shop, ADOPT.
Now I'm going to get a fresh cup of coffee and do a bit of blog reading before starting in on my household chores. So, till tomorrow, Y'all have a fantabulous day.
So happy to hear that you have heat. That is great news. One less thing to worry about as well. I had Nathan to open my vent in my bedroom last night. I usually like sleeping in a cold room but old man winter has had me reaching for my little electric throw and more blankets on my bed. We got up to 30 degrees yesterday. But the nights were in the 20's. That was just too cold for me. We will have a high of 41 today.
It is hard to believe that it is just a few short 59 days until Florida! It is always the highlight of the new year to start planning for warmer days and a bit of relaxing sunshine.


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MAME deserves fame
Readers express devotion for the mysterious Mr. Do, tell us how much they'd like to be MAMEd, and keep the debate alive on whether programmers truly are a dime a dozen.
I enjoyed your recent column about old arcade games "Play, but don't get MAMEd". My favorite was an Apple II game, "International Grand Prix," which used the Apple low-resolution graphics to create real Grand Prix racetracks and, as one reviewer said, "solved the joystick problem" for controlling the car.
I am hoping that this game, or something like it, was converted to the PC. All of the racing games I know of have flying cars or too many engine tune-up options. — Judy Myers, [email protected]
MAME is a wonderful program which brings back the nostalgic days of the arcade. I think the IDSA should embrace MAME and welcome anyone who wants to distribute the ROMs. Why don't they make a deal with the MAME creators and sell MAME and the ROMs on a CD? I'd buy it if I didn't already have all 2000+ games already on 2 DVDs–I have connections. — Ronnie Stedman, [email protected]
I loved that article about MAME and how those ancient games should be in public domain. I am an avid player of MAME and the ROMs, especially "Galaga" and "Mr. Do."
I'd like to see an article that expands on this subject–abandonware. These are games (arcade, console and PC) that are no longer manufactured, marketed, supported, or commercially exploited. The copyright owners are hoarding them and want them to disappear. The means the software is no longer supported by OSes or hardware. The only way to play them is to build a legacy system, like I did, or find an emulator, like DOS Box.
Then you have to find the software itself. Finding legal copies is very difficult, but fortunately there are advocates of the old games that post them on the Internet. A site along these lines that's worth looking at is Home of the Underdog. — Jeff Tank, [email protected]
I read your article on the visa program that allows worker from other countries to come to the United States and take jobs away from U.S. citizens ("Programmers: 10¢/doz.?" July).
I was a Merchant Seaman for 16 years and I watched our government help foreign workers from mostly Muslim countries come here and obtain high-paying shipping jobs. Now, elected officials work overtime to repeal laws that supported the U.S. seaman–laws such as the one that once dictated that all cargo originating in the United States was to be shipped on U.S. vessels. [Specifically, the Jones Act, formally known as the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, states that only U.S.-built, U.S.-crewed and U.S.-registered ships can stop at two consecutive American ports for transporting cargo. –eds.] Today less than 40 percent of U.S. cargo is ship overseas on U.S.-flagged ships.
I can tell you that I am not in favor of Americans losing jobs to foreign labor. I understand that all people have a right to work, but we as American citizens should have an advantage over foreigners. In 2000, I stopped shipping because jobs were few and far between. I took courses in networking and computer repair, and I am certified in CCNA, A+, Cisco multilayer switches and more. Now I see the same thing happening to the IT workers that happened to us in shipping.
I only can suggest that IT workers form a group of concerned people to bring this issue to the American public and our government soon before IT ends up like we did–from a 3,000-ship union to less than 400 in 20 years. — Donald Williams
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Similar to the fate of the Inhumans, Runaways was previously in-development as a full feature film before being redirect to the small screen. Drew Pearce a writer for Iron Man 3 had previous been attached to the Runaways movie.
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While most horse owners know that giving their steeds too many treats in a short span of time can lead to both fat and spoiled animals, that doesn't mean these beloved companions should be deprived of something sweet every now and then. Many often opt for just using apples or carrots (especially the ones they're sure got left in the fridge too long for human consumption), but you can always go for something homemade. After making these pumpkin oatmeal honey cookies for your horses, you may find your own mouthwatering for them as well!
If you're still worried about your horses and keeping their weight under control, just remember that moderation is the key—and the fact that these particularly cookies aren't made with sugar. Instead, they are made with Manuka honey as a sugar substitute. Either way, don't be surprised if you're horse starts to learn what these cookies smell like and then subsequently demanding them. It can be tightrope learning how much is too much, but we trust you'll figure out what is best for your animal. Now, if you think this is the homemade recipe for your horses, let us get started on these pumpkin oatmeal honey cookies as soon as possible!
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Bake your cookies on 350 degrees Fahrenheit for about 20 minutes or till they have developed a light brown color.
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Cory Bernardi (SA, Australian Conservatives) Share this | Link to this | Hansard source
Is this the motion that mentions both Mr Whitlam and Mr Howard in a relatively favourable light?
Scott Ryan (President, Special Minister of State) Share this | Link to this | Hansard source
You can seek leave to inform the Senate further, but I'm sure senators can refer to their Notice Paper, Senator Bernardi.
Thank you, Mr President. That's indeed what it does. I move:
That the Senate—
(a) notes that 5 December 2017 marked the 45th anniversary of the swearing-in of the first Whitlam Labor Government;
(b) also notes that spending as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product:
(i) soon after Mr Whitlam's swearing-in, rocketed from 18.9% that financial year to 24.3% the year Mr Whitlam left office in 1975,
(ii) had been reduced to lower than that level when the Howard Government left office in 2007, and
(iii) now sits at higher levels than when Mr Whitlam left office, at a budgeted 25.2%, and projected to remain at a similar level into forward estimates; and
(c) expresses its in-principle support for legislative measures that will help chart a pathway to budget surplus achieved by reducing spending and waste, not by increasing taxes.
James McGrath (Queensland, Liberal National Party, Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister) Share this | Link to this | Hansard source
I seek leave to make a short statement.
Leave is granted for one minute.
When the coalition government was elected, spending as a share of the economy was rising to 26.5 per cent of GDP. In 2017-18, it is estimated to be 25.2 per cent and will fall to 25 per cent over the forward estimates. Average real growth in spending under this coalition government is lower than the average of each of the previous five governments, extending back almost 50 years. The coalition government has achieved this and is on track to achieve budget balance, in spite of Labor's resistance to sensible budget repair measures.
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Fusing international culture, BYU Folk Dance…
Fusing international culture, BYU Folk Dance group hosting two Front Range shows
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BYU Folk Dance Ensemble dancers Heidi Carter, Amber Shepherd and Lauren Piperato performing the Ukrainian "Volyn" in a 2013 performance.
Members of the ensemble perform the American "Texas Fandango" in 2013.
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BYU Folk Dance Ensemble dancer Ken Nukaya performs the "Red and Green" dance, celebrating the Chinese culture in 2016.
By Paul Albani-Burgio | palbani-burgio@prairiemountainmedia.com | Loveland Reporter-Herald
What: Brigham Young University's International Folk Dance Ensemble's "Journey"
When: 7-8:30 p.m. March 9 (Longmont) and March 16 (Loveland)
Where: Longmont High School, 1040 Sunset St., Longmont and Thompson Valley High School, 1669 Eagle Dr., Loveland
More info: tix.byu.edu
From Irish stepdancing, to American clogging, to Polynesian hula, the world is home to a wide array of cultural dances, alongside just as many touring dance groups dedicated to performing the dance styles. But while most dance groups typically specialize in one particular kind of dance, offering one piece of the global dance puzzle, Brigham Young University's Folk Dance Ensemble performs styles from around the globe.
"We kind of get to take our audiences on a little trip so they can experience costumes, music and dancing from all across the world," said Isaiah Vela, a dancer in his second year with the ensemble. "We do it all."
That's despite the fact that ensemble's dancers are not professionals, but university students at BYU. The ensemble, which tours all over the world, features 28 top dancers from BYU's Global Dance Program and seven musicians. The group will make tour stops in Loveland and Longmont in the coming weeks.
The program began in 1956 when a BYU instructor began teaching various international dance styles to students and helping them to book area performances.
It has since expanded into a rigorous dance program that offers its participating students, which now number around 120, classes in several dance styles. The ensemble students are required to devote at least nine hours a week to practicing (and sometimes many more).
As part of training, the students take advanced classes in several different international styles of dance in order to learn not only the steps and skills involved with each style, but also to develop an understanding and appreciation of the various cultures they will be representing. Among the countries that will be represented via dance styles in the upcoming shows coming to the area, titled "Journey," are Ireland, Ukraine, Hungary, Serbia, India, China, Indonesia, Mexico and Russia, the ensemble's artistic director Jeanette Geslison said.
"There is so much diversity in the forms we are bringing that I don't think anybody is going to be bored," Geslison said. "If someone doesn't like one piece, they are bound to like the next one. And the mood is constantly changing because of all the different cultures we are representing."
While performing so many varied styles of dance is plenty rigorous on its own, the intensity continues off stage where the dancers are constantly changing into different costumes that represent each style.
"I always say that it might be almost as fun to be backstage as it is watching the show," Geslison said, "because people are always back there frantically trying to change costumes. There is always a lot happening."
But those costumes, which Geslison said are either purchased from the countries they represent, or created by members of the group from careful research, are a special aspect of the show.
"Seeing all of these authentic costumes makes for a very unique experience," she said.
The ability to learn about culture while using costumes and dances to share with a wider audience is what makes the experience rewarding — despite the intense commitment — Vela said.
"I really appreciate getting to share that love and appreciation for all this culture with people," he said. "Most people never get to experience anything like that."
Also rewarding, Vela said, is when he gets to perform the Mexican Veracruz dance.
"I am half-Mexican, so I love the pride and joy I feel in getting to dance something from my own culture," he said. "It's a very fun style."
The show, however, is one Geslison said will appeal to people of all ages and cultures.
"I think most anyone will find it is well worth their time to take out a couple of hours to come and see the exuberance of the students and the hard work that they have done," she said, "and to experience a little bit of a taste of the world around us — all in one place."
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Queen Elizabeth: A Boxego Moment in History - 7th September 1558
Elizabeth I was born on this day in 1533 at Greenwich Castle. She was known as the Virgin Queen and reigned over England and Ireland from 17 November 1558 until her death on the 24th March 1603.
Elizabeth was the fifth and last monarch of the Tudor dynasty. Before she came to the throne her half sister Mary Queen of Scots became queen and imprisoned Elizabeth for nearly a year on suspecting that she was a Protestant sympathizer and therefore and enemy of the crown. When Elizabeth succeeded Mary to the throne she enforced the Protestant religion by law and had Mary executed in 1587. Her conflict with Roman Catholic Spain led to the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588, one of the greatest military victories in English history.
Elizabeth's reign is known as the Elizabethan era and is famous above all for the flourishing of English culture and drama – through the works of William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe, and for the seafaring prowess of English swashbuckling adventurers such as Sir Francis Drake.


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import setupStore from 'dummy/tests/helpers/store';
import Ember from 'ember';

import {module, test} from 'qunit';

import DS from 'ember-data';

var env, store, adapter, Post, Comment, SuperUser;
var passedUrl;
var run = Ember.run;

module("integration/adapter/build-url-mixin - BuildURLMixin with RESTAdapter", {
  beforeEach: function() {
    Post = DS.Model.extend({
      name: DS.attr("string")
    });

    Post.toString = function() {
      return "Post";
    };

    Comment = DS.Model.extend({
      name: DS.attr("string")
    });

    SuperUser = DS.Model.extend();

    env = setupStore({
      post: Post,
      comment: Comment,
      superUser: SuperUser,
      adapter: DS.RESTAdapter
    });

    store = env.store;
    adapter = env.adapter;

    Post = store.modelFor('post');
    Comment = store.modelFor('comment');
    SuperUser = store.modelFor('super-user');

    passedUrl = null;
  }
});

function ajaxResponse(value) {
  adapter.ajax = function(url, verb, hash) {
    passedUrl = url;

    return run(Ember.RSVP, 'resolve', Ember.copy(value, true));
  };
}

test('buildURL - with host and namespace', function(assert) {
  run(function() {
    adapter.setProperties({
      host: 'http://example.com',
      namespace: 'api/v1'
    });
  });

  ajaxResponse({ posts: [{ id: 1 }] });

  run(store, 'findRecord', 'post', 1).then(assert.wait(function(post) {
    assert.equal(passedUrl, "http://example.com/api/v1/posts/1");
  }));
});

test('buildURL - with relative paths in links', function(assert) {
  run(function() {
    adapter.setProperties({
      host: 'http://example.com',
      namespace: 'api/v1'
    });
  });
  Post.reopen({ comments: DS.hasMany('comment', { async: true }) });
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });

  ajaxResponse({ posts: [{ id: 1, links: { comments: 'comments' } }] });

  run(store, 'findRecord', 'post', '1').then(assert.wait(function(post) {
    ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });
    return post.get('comments');
  })).then(assert.wait(function (comments) {
    assert.equal(passedUrl, "http://example.com/api/v1/posts/1/comments");
  }));
});

test('buildURL - with absolute paths in links', function(assert) {
  run(function() {
    adapter.setProperties({
      host: 'http://example.com',
      namespace: 'api/v1'
    });
  });
  Post.reopen({ comments: DS.hasMany('comment', { async: true }) });
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });

  ajaxResponse({ posts: [{ id: 1, links: { comments: '/api/v1/posts/1/comments' } }] });

  run(store, 'findRecord', 'post', 1).then(assert.wait(function(post) {
    ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });
    return post.get('comments');
  })).then(assert.wait(function (comments) {
    assert.equal(passedUrl, "http://example.com/api/v1/posts/1/comments");
  }));
});

test('buildURL - with absolute paths in links and protocol relative host', function(assert) {
  run(function() {
    adapter.setProperties({
      host: '//example.com',
      namespace: 'api/v1'
    });
  });
  Post.reopen({ comments: DS.hasMany('comment', { async: true }) });
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });

  ajaxResponse({ posts: [{ id: 1, links: { comments: '/api/v1/posts/1/comments' } }] });

  run(store, 'findRecord', 'post', 1).then(assert.wait(function(post) {
    ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });
    return post.get('comments');
  })).then(assert.wait(function (comments) {
    assert.equal(passedUrl, "//example.com/api/v1/posts/1/comments");
  }));
});

test('buildURL - with full URLs in links', function(assert) {
  adapter.setProperties({
    host: 'http://example.com',
    namespace: 'api/v1'
  });
  Post.reopen({ comments: DS.hasMany('comment', { async: true }) });
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });

  ajaxResponse({
    posts: [
      { id: 1,
        links: { comments: 'http://example.com/api/v1/posts/1/comments' }
      }
    ]
  });

  run(function() {
    store.findRecord('post', 1).then(assert.wait(function(post) {
      ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });
      return post.get('comments');
    })).then(assert.wait(function (comments) {
      assert.equal(passedUrl, "http://example.com/api/v1/posts/1/comments");
    }));
  });
});

test('buildURL - with camelized names', function(assert) {
  adapter.setProperties({
    pathForType: function(type) {
      var decamelized = Ember.String.decamelize(type);
      return Ember.String.underscore(Ember.String.pluralize(decamelized));
    }
  });

  ajaxResponse({ superUsers: [{ id: 1 }] });

  run(function() {
    store.findRecord('super-user', 1).then(assert.wait(function(post) {
      assert.equal(passedUrl, "/super_users/1");
    }));
  });
});

test('buildURL - buildURL takes a record from find', function(assert) {
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });
  adapter.buildURL = function(type, id, snapshot) {
    return "/posts/" + snapshot.belongsTo('post', { id: true }) + '/comments/' + snapshot.id;
  };

  ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });

  var post;
  run(function() {
    post = store.push({
      data: {
        type: 'post',
        id: '2'
      }
    });
  });

  run(function() {
    store.findRecord('comment', 1, { preload: { post: post } }).then(assert.wait(function(post) {
      assert.equal(passedUrl, "/posts/2/comments/1");
    }));
  });
});

test('buildURL - buildURL takes the records from findMany', function(assert) {
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });
  Post.reopen({ comments: DS.hasMany('comment', { async: true }) });

  adapter.buildURL = function(type, ids, snapshots) {
    if (Ember.isArray(snapshots)) {
      return "/posts/" + snapshots.get('firstObject').belongsTo('post', { id: true }) + '/comments/';
    }
    return "";
  };
  adapter.coalesceFindRequests = true;

  ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }, { id: 2 }, { id: 3 }] });
  var post;

  run(function() {
    post = store.push({
      data: {
        type: 'post',
        id: '2',
        relationships: {
          comments: {
            data: [
              { id: '1', type: 'comment' },
              { id: '2', type: 'comment' },
              { id: '3', type: 'comment' }
            ]
          }
        }
      }
    });
    post.get('comments').then(assert.wait(function(post) {
      assert.equal(passedUrl, "/posts/2/comments/");
    }));
  });
});

test('buildURL - buildURL takes a record from create', function(assert) {
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });
  adapter.buildURL = function(type, id, snapshot) {
    return "/posts/" + snapshot.belongsTo('post', { id: true }) + '/comments/';
  };

  ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });

  run(function() {
    var post = store.push({
      data: {
        type: 'post',
        id: '2'
      }
    });
    var comment = store.createRecord('comment');
    comment.set('post', post);
    comment.save().then(assert.wait(function(post) {
      assert.equal(passedUrl, "/posts/2/comments/");
    }));
  });
});

test('buildURL - buildURL takes a record from create to query a resolved async belongsTo relationship', function(assert) {
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: true }) });

  ajaxResponse({ posts: [{ id: 2 }] });

  run(function() {
    store.findRecord('post', 2).then(assert.wait(function(post) {
      assert.equal(post.get('id'), 2);

      adapter.buildURL = function(type, id, snapshot) {
        return "/posts/" + snapshot.belongsTo('post', { id: true }) + '/comments/';
      };

      ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });

      var comment = store.createRecord('comment');
      comment.set('post', post);
      comment.save().then(assert.wait(function(post) {
        assert.equal(passedUrl, "/posts/2/comments/");
      }));

    }));
  });
});

test('buildURL - buildURL takes a record from update', function(assert) {
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });
  adapter.buildURL = function(type, id, snapshot) {
    return "/posts/" + snapshot.belongsTo('post', { id: true }) + '/comments/' + snapshot.id;
  };

  ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });

  var post, comment;
  run(function() {
    post = store.push({
      data: {
        type: 'post',
        id: '2'
      }
    });
    comment = store.push({
      data: {
        type: 'comment',
        id: '1'
      }
    });
    comment.set('post', post);
  });
  run(function() {
    comment.save().then(assert.wait(function(post) {
      assert.equal(passedUrl, "/posts/2/comments/1");
    }));
  });
});

test('buildURL - buildURL takes a record from delete', function(assert) {
  Comment.reopen({ post: DS.belongsTo('post', { async: false }) });
  Post.reopen({ comments: DS.hasMany('comment', { async: false }) });
  adapter.buildURL = function(type, id, snapshot) {
    return 'posts/' + snapshot.belongsTo('post', { id: true }) + '/comments/' + snapshot.id;
  };

  ajaxResponse({ comments: [{ id: 1 }] });

  var post, comment;
  run(function() {
    post = store.push({
      data: {
        type: 'post',
        id: '2'
      }
    });
    comment = store.push({
      data: {
        type: 'comment',
        id: '1'
      }
    });

    comment.set('post', post);
    comment.deleteRecord();
  });
  run(function() {
    comment.save().then(assert.wait(function(post) {
      assert.equal(passedUrl, "posts/2/comments/1");
    }));
  });
});

test('buildURL - with absolute namespace', function(assert) {
  run(function() {
    adapter.setProperties({
      namespace: '/api/v1'
    });
  });

  ajaxResponse({ posts: [{ id: 1 }] });

  run(store, 'findRecord', 'post', 1).then(assert.wait(function(post) {
    assert.equal(passedUrl, "/api/v1/posts/1");
  }));
});

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"A life well lived:" Symposium honors research legacy of Liane Russell
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A select group gathered on the morning of Dec. 20 at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory for a symposium in honor of Liane B. Russell, the renowned ORNL mammalian geneticist who died in July.
During the four-hour event hosted by the Biosciences Division, Lab staff, retirees and current and former Liane B. Russell Fellows spoke about the diverse research enabled by Russell's work, her life, and by the distinguished early career fellowship established in her name.
Dabney Johnson, the former head of the mammalian genetics program at ORNL, opened the symposium by describing the impact of Liane "Lee" Russell, a "very small woman with a very big brain."
"Lee entered a mostly male science world," she said. "Within a few short years, she was one of a total of four women who had international recognition in the field of genetics."
Lee's research accomplishments would come to include discovering that the Y chromosome is male-determining in mammals and that x-ray radiation is harmful to developing embryos, Dabney said. Russell was also an active conservationist responsible for the preservation of the Obed Wild and Scenic River and the Big South Fork National River areas, as well as a card-carrying member of the ACLU who hired the first college-educated African American woman at ORNL, according to Dabney.
"She really mattered," Dabney said. "She counted, and hers really was a life well lived."
The symposium displayed how the diversity of Russell's achievements is reflected today at ORNL. Staff scientist Sandra Davern described how her own work developing nanoparticles as a delivery system for cancer-fighting radioisotopes is a "nod" to Russell's earlier radiobiology experiments. Today, some of Sandra's team meetings are held in a room dedicated to Russell, where "she's looking over and, hopefully, approving the work," Sandra said.
Melissa Cregger, a former Liane B. Russell Fellow, presented her research on how soil microbial communities respond to the loss of foundational tree species, namely hemlocks. When Melissa met Russell in 2016, she said, Liane talked about her love for and interest in preserving hemlocks.
Current Russell Fellows Omar Demerdash and Stephanie Galanie of the Biosciences Division spoke on Russell's impact and their own research studying targeted cancer therapies and metabolism enzymes in poplar trees, respectively.
While some fellows work in the biosciences, the Russell fellowships, established in 2013, are not reserved only for those studying Liane's focus areas. Christa Brelsford, for example, a current Russell Fellow in the National Security Emerging Technologies Division, presented her work using "community detection" algorithms to examine the spatial properties of communities and ultimately reach conclusions about urban issues like wealth, disease and infrastructure. Former Russell Fellow Chengyun Hua, of the Materials Science and Technology Division, spoke about her research using theory and thermal spectroscopy to study heat.
Since its inception, the fellowship program has produced several DOE Early Career Research award winners, including former Russell Fellows Katie Schuman, of the Computer Science and Mathematics Division, and the Physics Division's Kelly Chipps, who both spoke. Katie, who grew up just a few miles down the road from the Lab in Harriman, Tennessee, mentioned that as a teenager learning about the genetics research at ORNL's "Mouse House" research facility, founded by Bill and Liane Russell, actually made her consider a career as a geneticist for a time.
For former senior ORNL scientist Cymbeline "Bem" Culiat, who worked with Liane for many years, speaking at the symposium was both easy and hard: Easy, because there was so much to say; but hard, because there was too much to fit in.
Lee and fellow former ORNL researcher Gene Rinchik "had such an instinct for genetics and biology," Bem said. "More than anyone else I've ever met, they could look at an experiment and say, 'There's something here.'"
But Liane "didn't just do great science," Bem said. "She did it in a very special way." That special way, Bem added, included fostering "a community that really cared."
If the Liane B. Russell Symposium was any indication, that community is as strong as ever.
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bowerae@ornl.gov


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Navigation during laparoscopic abdominal surgery
During minimally invasive surgery a surgeon is dependent on a detailed anatomical orientation to achieve the goal of the procedure (e.g.to locate and remove a tumour).
While available pre-operation data such as MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging), X-Ray, or CT (X-ray computed tomography) images can support the surgeon, matching its information to the changed orientation of the patient on the operating table poses a challenge due to the shift of inner organs, the occlusion of the target by interposed tissue, and the degradation of the endoscopic image due to interference inherent to the surgical procedure itself (blood, smoke from electrical cutting and cauterization). A navigation system capable of identifying anatomical markers gained in the pre-operation data during the actual operation and making it available to the surgeon in the endoscopic image would accelerate surgical procedures, limit the tissue damage to the patient, increase the chance of success and improve the recovery of the patient.
The approach taken in this project involves three stages: 1) the creation of a 3D-model of the patient based on pre-operation CT data, 2) the registration of the absolute position and orientation of the patient and the surgical tools
in the fixed coordinate system of the surgical theatre using optical, inertial, and ultrasonic tracking, and 3) matching the image of the endoscope to the 3D model (fig. 1). The project involves the ISYS (optical, inertial, and ultrasonic tracking) and the ITO (3D Model from CT data) at University of Stuttgart, as well as the Institute for Cognitive Systems (tracking markers in the endoscopic image and blending the CT data into images) and the UKT (medical expertise, test Ops and provision of CT data) at the University of Tübingen.
The role of the ITO consisted of the segmentation of CT/MRI data to identify relevant anatomical structures for the creation of a preoperative, patient-internal coordinate system and corresponding 3D model. Since the segmentation and 3D modelling of CT data is a well-researched field with powerful, free and commercial software solutions available, we chose 3D Slicer for this task. In a first step, the skeleton was segmented using a simple thresholding algorithm applied to the Hounsfield coefficients of the CT data set. The skeleton plays key role in the 3D model as it provides easily
identifiable anatomical markers (the pelvic bone or the lower ribs) and a relatively rigid framework. In a second step, the general position of the kidneys was marked manually and the kidneys themselves segmented using a robust statistics segmenter starting with those manually placed seeds. The final 3D model combines these two features and is stored in VTK, PLY, or STL format for further processing (fig. 2).
A test surgery creating one fully consistent data set of CT, registering of the body and the surgical tools in the surgical theatre, and recording the endoscopic image has been performed to test the current state of the the system to be developed in this project.
Fig. 1: The Registration Problem.
Fig. 2: Segmentation and 3D Model of Kidneys in 3D Slicer.
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Elders--leaders in general--should be aware of this one thing: their members are entrusted with gifts. Churches should always try to challenge members to put these gifts to use!
Romans 12:6 tells us that believers have seven types of gifts: the gift of expression, the gift of service, the gift of teaching, the gift of encouragement, the gift of giving, the gift of leadership, and the gift of mercy. A congregation that challenges its members according to their gifts will be blessed. But now note: before Romans 12:6 begins listing these seven gifts it comes with a unique qualifier. It says: "We have different gifts according to the grace given us." The word used for "grace" comes directly from the Greek "charis." All believers have that one gift in common: grace! It is the source of the other seven Christian gifts.
The New Testament trembles, as it were, with the enormity of that word: GRACE! It is not only the source of all gifts, it is the source of salvation! By that same grace we are saved! "For it is by grace that you have been saved… it is a gift of God." (Eph. 2:8).
The early Christians used that word 'grace' a lot. Life was hard. Some suffered persecution. They clung to that source-word: grace! Now because 'grace' is so potent, the seven gifts that spring from it are enormous. The early Christians called them 'charismata'. Those gifts, they realized, were different from each other but they all had that one quality of grace about them. Gifts are God-given. They are something like a pipe-organ: the wide range of size and quality of pipes, together, makes a rich harmony of music possible.
Elders go to and fro among God's people. They recognize and size up the members' gifts. They encourage and challenge the members to use those gifts. Every member is equipped to make his/her own unique contribution toward building up the church of which they are members.
Today church-leadership has to watch out for one danger: staff people may in some situations do things better and quicker than the regular members, and so the congregation depends on them too readily to run its programs. But by encouraging the members to serve, the CHARIS of Christ is expressed and the congregation will flourish!
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2-year-old found in hot car in Connecticut expected to survive: mayor
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WEST HAVEN, Conn. — A 2-year-old boy found with his 4-year-old brother inside a hot car in West Haven, Conn. is expected to survive, the city's mayor confirmed.
The 4-year-old boy, Dusan Jenkins, died Thursday at a local hospital.
Mayor Nancy Rossi says the 2-year-old, Davion Jenkins, who was unconscious when taken to the hospital, is now responsive.
Police say they were called to the scene at a local apartment complex at about 3 p.m. Thursday by the boys' father. No one has been charged, but police say their investigation is ongoing.
The father's direct involvement is unknown at time, according to police.
The company that manages the apartment complex released a statement that states, in part, video footage of the entire incident does exist, and was given to the West Haven police last night, according to WTIC.
Police say the outside temperature was about 80 degrees, which could heat the inside of a car to 100 degrees within 10 minutes.
The advocacy organization Kids and Cars said 26 kids have died in hot vehicles this year and there have been five such deaths in Connecticut since 1997.
This is still an active investigation and anyone who may have seen anything that may be related to this incident is asked to call police at 203 937-3927
Boy, 3, dies after falling into upstate New York Tim Hortons restaurant grease trap
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Long Island mother in custody after deaths of 2-year-old twin daughters who were found in car
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Bronx mom allegedly stabbed 2-year-old girl, 6-year-old boy
5-year-old boy stabbed in the back by stranger in the Bronx: police
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12-year-old Yonkers boy dies after shooting himself in head with illegal gun: police
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12-year-old Yonkers boy in grave condition after shooting himself in head with illegal gun: police
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Her opening was packed with devoted friends from near and far as well as the regular FOG family art lovers.
Carol talked about the influence of her Buddhist practice on her life, and the fact that her life is her art. She described her process as a search and shared her method of making these paintings beginning with no preconception. She asks her mind to step out of the way to allow her intuition to take over. From there, she and the paint have a dialog where recognizable forms such as ships and figures emerge. Carol's art straddles abstract and recognizable worlds for the viewer to explore.


Megan and Blake are fun, outgoing, and risk takers. They met while working at Sweetwater Brewing together and Blake proposed to Megan on the roof. They have traveled internationally together and even lived abroad in Vietnam. They are kind of people everyone enjoys being around – so you KNOW their wedding at Emory Conference Center was packed full of fun. With a trip to Sweetwater Brewing, a ride in the Fur Bus, and tons of laughter, this is a wedding you're going to LOVE.
We are so stoked they chose us to photograph their big day and even more stoked that they got our Far Out Galaxy Take Over!


Our home does not look as it appears on Instagram. It is the normal chaotic mess of every new parent's house, but we have our creative spot, where we aim to create something beautiful.
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Fuzz at Danforth Music Hall
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2021 is shaping up to be an incredible one for Fuzz fans as their dates have now been released and the glorious Danforth Music Hall has been added to the list of venues on their tour! If you've been searching for a way to fill your Saturday night then here's the event for you! Get set by booking tickets and prepare to be blown away. Toronto is renowned exceeded all expectations when it comes to giving fans exactly what they want! Don't miss Fuzz live at the Danforth Music Hall on Saturday 6th February 2021!
We are happy to announce that the Danforth Music Hall are Presenting the exciting music of Fuzz! The buzz of excitement is spreading all throughout Canada as soon as word got out that this unrivaled concert event by Fuzz is soon to hit the stage on Saturday 6th February 2021 at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto. Saturday night just got a heck lot more better! Fuzz has become the talk of the town as of late. Incredible press reviews are traveling all around Canada about Fuzz's greatest hits. With that said, tickets could be gone anytime soon. You absolutely won't want to afford to miss this. So, what are you waiting for? Call your friends and claim your tickets today!
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Mining malware: signals of a shift in cybercrime
by Nick Ismail 18 October 2017
Since 2015 ransomware has presented cybercriminals with the easiest and most effective method to take money from unsuspecting users and organisations. Before this, other cyber threats have had their moment in the sun: worms, phishing, fake antivirus, and banking trojans are just a few examples. But as fashions and seasons change so do the tactics of criminals.
New threat intelligence gathered and analysed by Recorded Future's elite Insikt Group researchers has yielded some significant new insights into the latest method to target weakened systems.
>See also: The ransomware business model
This investigation uses information from a wide range of sources and has identified malicious cryptocurrency mining as a long-term, low-velocity revenue source for these threat actors. This analysis also uncovers the opportunity that mining malware presents to rogue nation states like North Korea and explores how they may already be employing this technique.
Recent cybercrime history
Fraudulent bank transfers remain, by some distance, the most profitable method for cybercriminals. However, these operations are more complex to execute, requiring threat actors to work with developers of web-injects and automatic money-transferring malware. To get to the stolen and laundered funds then relies on potentially dishonest intermediaries. All of this means operational outcomes for banking malware are, to say the least, uncertain.
Against this landscape, ransomware presented a much more straightforward and less risky method. Fueled by the growing adoption of bitcoins, a truly global and entirely untraceable payment method, chances of a successful outcome became very binary. Either infected victims will pay or they won't, but if they do, all the money goes straight into the attackers wallet. As new vulnerabilities continued to be uncovered, ransomware became a fixture of the already-established exploit kit distribution network.
>See also: Held hostage: the rise of ransomware
In recent years the sophistication and damaging effects of ransomware have evolved to an unstoppable, global epidemic, capable of crippling the economy and costing hundreds of millions of dollars in losses to public and private organisations.
In the wake of the unprecedented WannaCry and NotPetya campaigns attackers saw growing media attention and increased "heat" from law enforcement. This led more acutely aware threat actors to begin searching for the new "big idea" which could generate a steady income stream without all of the inherent risk.
Crypto-mining malware
Mining malware hides itself while using the victim's processing power to mine crypto-currencies. The first samples of this began appearing in 2013, but threat intelligence from our analysis revealed it was in the second half of 2017 that it gained popularity among members of the criminal underground. By then, dozens of vendors were offering various types of mining malware, ranging in price and functionality.
The profitability levels of mining malware are directly related to how long it remains undetected, leading threat actors to employ crafty techniques to hide this activity from users. It will typically be hidden from the Task Manager and immediately relaunched if deleted. Variants that depend on graphics processors will even terminate the mining process if a video game is run on the computer to avoid detection.
>See also: Downtime is key cost of ransomware attacks
Analysis of bitcoin wallets and conversations in criminal communities confirms the increasing prevalence of this kind of malware. In one instance a hacker expressed extreme satisfaction with the results of a trial infection:
"I've used 'bots' already under my control to upload 110 miners before going to sleep. By the time I woke up 108 were still alive, which took me by surprise. I expected a half would be dead by then."
In attempts to stand out among the competition and answer the demand from customers, developers began expanding their products, in some cases adding various key-logging and data intercepting functionality.
Nation-state participation: North Korea
While the research did not identify any North Korea-specific cryptocurrency mining malware, given North Korea's demonstrated interest in both legally and illegally procuring cryptocurrencies, it is likely that the regime will employ mining malware in the near future if is has not already.
North Korean threat actors have prior experience in assembling and managing botnets, bitcoin mining, and cryptocurrency theft, as well as in custom-altering publicly available malware; three elements that would be key to effectively creating and managing a network of covert cryptocurrency miners.
>See also: New ransomware advertised on Russian-language forum
Technical analysis of mining malware
The research obtained a feature-rich mining malware called "1ms0rry MINERPANEL," which is sold across the criminal underground. The product comes in several packages ranging in price from $35 to $850. While the " Premium" version offers barebone functionality, without access to command and control (C2) panel, the most comprehensive and expensive "Source" version includes the source code for the malware.
The evaluation carried out was of the "Extended" version sold for $100 and offering a range of features including the C2 panel. In addition to all of the required installation files, a software that joins multiple files together into one payload and a step-by-step guide for building and deploying the miner was provided.
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I just wanted to say what a fantastic time we had and thank you so much to you and your super professional team! It was a wonderful day and I certainly did feel lucky as the saying says!!!
The feeling of the wedding will be with us for so many years to come and I hope we can come back for lots of anniversaries in the future!
Our friends and family were amazed at how beautiful everything was and how smoothly you dealt with the rain!
Altogether it was a fabulous day and thank you for all your hard work and guidance throughout the whole process.


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Step 3- Select the options that are available for that product such as screens, colour, glass, handing, reveals, etc. When selecting the items and their different options a price will appear immediately for you. All information regarding each of the products is also on the website.
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A double hung window has two vertically moving sashes, controlled by spring balances, each opening and closing the top and the bottom sash.
A sliding window has the opening sash sliding in a horizontal direction past the other fixed half.
Jambs are framing members used to support the window in a wall and are located at the sides.
The jamb that sits at the top of the frame.
The framing member at the bottom.
Lites (lights) are individual panes of glass within a window.
Mullions are vertical members between window units and are load bearing within the window.
A reveal is a timber member that is attached to the frame of a window or door which protudes from the frame to the internal lining of the wall and covers any wall cavity. Reveals come in different sizes dependant upon what the construction is of the dwelling. Generally, the table below will tell you the reveal size required for the construction of your project. This only a general guide line, and care should be taken to determine the correct reveal size for your individual requirements.
A French door consists of panes of glass separated by vertical and horizontal framing members. It opens and closes in the same fashion as other doors, swinging in a vertical plane. French doors are often used where the designer wants to physically define spaces while still providing a view.
How Does A Door Keep The Outside Elements From Penetrating Into The Interior?
The door works in concert with weather stripping, the door frame, and the threshold to keep the elements at bay. Usually, the door itself has insulating value provided either by its mass, as in a solid door, or by insulating material fabricated into the core by its manufacturer. The weather stripping, doorframe and threshold prevent air penetration around the door.
What Makes An External Door Different To An Internal Door?
An exterior door must also be finished to resist the elements. This requires that the wood be either sealed or covered with a weather resistant material. The exterior door must also be manufactured of materials that are weather resistant.
To preserve the powder coated or anodised finish on your aluminium windows and doors, regular cleaning is required. Deterioration of the coating occurs mainly as a result of grime deposition and attack by contaminated moisture which in coastal and pool environments contains salt and sulphur compounds. Such grime and contamination absorbs moisture like a sponge and holds it against the powder coated and anodised surfaces where the contaminants can attack and damage the coating which cannot be restored.
The cleaning of powder coated and anodised material should be performed using hand-cleaning and rinsing techniques. This should be achieved by using warm water and soap or detergent or for anodized material try solvent cleaners (e.g. kerosene, turpentine, white spirit) or non-etching chemical cleaners or a wax based polish cleaner. Keep water free from dirt and grit and ensure that the weep slots in the window and door tracks are clear to allow maximum drainage. Do not under any circumstances use an abrasive cleaning agent as this will severely damage the surface of the material. Thoroughly rinse off any detergent with clean water. Hosing must be avoided under all circumstances. Dry – preferably with a chamois, alternatively with a soft cloth. The cleaning of the product should be performed at a time that will allow the aluminium to dry quickly, preferably early in the morning.
Rural / Suburban Environments- In rural areas where normally there is very little contaminated moisture the maximum period between cleaning should never be more than six (6) months.
Coastal / Pool / Industrial Environments- More frequent cleaning is necessary here with the maximum period between cleaning being no more than three (3) months.
Extreme Conditions- Under the worst conditions involving heavy grime deposition and atmospheric pollution (e.g. sulphur compounds or salts) monthly cleaning is advisable if deterioration is to be prevented.
Glass products must be properly cleaning during both construction activities and as part of routine maintenance in order to maintain visual and aesthetic clarity. Improper cleaning can permanently damage the surface of glazing products. Cleaning of the glass should begin at the top of the structure and continue down towards lower levels to minimize the probability of leaving cleaning residues on the lower levels. Care should be taken to prevent wind blowing residues onto glass that has already been cleaned. The glass should only be cleaned when cool to touch and should never be cleaned while in direct sunlight.
2. Spray one of the recommended cleaning products (mentioned below) onto the glass surface.
3. Immediately remove the cleaning solution with a lint free cloth.
5. Proprietary glass cleaners are not recommended as some can cause damage to the silver backing on mirrors and the interlayer in laminated glass. Ensure that all cleaning cloths are free of any abrasive substances. Avoid causing extreme temperature changes as this may lead to thermal fracture of the glass (do not direct hot or cold water onto glass).
Rural / Suburban Environments- The maximum period between cleaning should never be more than six (6) months.
Regular maintenance is required for all hardware, even stainless steel, as they are moving parts. Hangers, pivots, brackets and the internal workings of locks, handles and catches, etc should be kept in good working order by giving them a light spray of a corrosion preventative (such as CRC Marine 66, Innox or WD40) followed by a light wipe with a dry cloth to remove excess. Exposed surfaces should first be wiped down with warm soapy water and a soft rag, and then rinsed clean before applying preventative. Visible surfaces of hinges should be wiped down with warm soapy water on a soft rag and then rinsed off by wiping with a clean damp rag. Application of a thin film of light machine oil or one of the corrosion preventative sprays mentioned above will help to maintain the original lustre of the metal finish. Be careful not to get these compounds on the timberwork itself as they may cause staining.
The external finish of all hardware must be kept clean by removing any harmful residue, especially salt spray, from the surface using a non-abrasive cleaning agent and wiped down with a soft cloth moistened with WD40 or RP7. When maintaining either internal or external hardware, ensure that all finished surfaces (eg. timber, aluminium etc.) in close proximity are well protected from exposure to any cleaning or lubricating agents. All tracks and sills must be kept clear of dirt, debris and other matter which can cause damage to, and restrict the proper functioning of rollers, guides and dropbolts.


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Google's password-protected photos feature is arriving on newer Pixels
June 8, 2021 In Consumer Electronics, Consumer Goods, Electrical, Electronic Manufacturing, Retail By Mitchell Clark
Put in the Locked Folder for puppy crimes (being too cute). | Image: Google
Google's Locked Folder feature, which allows you to password-protect specific images or videos to keep them from showing up in your main photo library, is available in the latest Pixel update, according to 9to5Google. Google's page explaining Locked Folder says the feature is only currently available on Pixel devices, starting with the 3. When it announced the feature at its I/O conference, Google said that it would be coming to other Android phones "throughout the year."
If you've got an updated Pixel, you can set up the Locked Folder by going to Photos, then to Library > Utilities > Locked Folder. Once it is set up, this is where you'll be able to see your secret stuff.
There is some amount of trade-off between privacy and convenience
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Q: Combine Date from one field with time from another field - SSIS How can I in SSIS combine these two fields into 1 column of type datetime? Both source tables are in datetime and so is the target table.
Dates
2009-03-12 00:00:00.000
2009-03-26 00:00:00.000
2009-03-26 00:00:00.000

 Times
1899-12-30 12:30:00.000
1899-12-30 10:00:00.000
1899-12-30 10:00:00.000

A: You need two steps to achieve your goal.
1) First merge both Dates and Times into a single row.  I am guessing you have a key to tie the two up, so use this inside a merge join transformation (you will need to sort by this column prior to entering the merge) to create a single row e.g.

2) Convert the two columns into one inside a derived column transformation with the following casts (DT_DBTIMESTAMP)(SUBSTRING((DT_WSTR,23)Dates,1,11) + SUBSTRING((DT_WSTR,23)Times,12,8))
This should provide you with a new column of datetime to insert into your database e.g.

A: A tidier and more efficient way to do calculate the derived column where you add the time to the date is to use the following expression:
DATEADD("Ms",DATEDIFF("Ms",NULL(DT_DATE),[Time]),[Date])

This works in 2 parts: on the inside, the DATEDIFF("Ms",NULL(DT_DATE),[Time]) calculates how many milliseconds the [Time] is past above the null date (i.e. 1899-12-30 00:00:00 in this case), and then the outer part of the expression adds that number of milliseconds to the [Date], e.g. if the time is 01:00:00, that's 3,600,000 milliseconds, so it ends up adding DATEADD("Ms",3600000,[Date]), or adding an hour to the date.

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Summary Details: There are now three car hire excess insurance companies who are giving additional discounts to consumers using the special links from the insurance4carrental.com website.
Following the wettest April and June in the UK on record this year and a similar weather pattern going into July, many people cannot get away to find a hotter environment for their holiday.
For those who are hiring a car, you can save a lot of money by buying the car hire excess insurance from an independent specialist insurance company. There are a great selection of these companies advertising their products on the insurance4carrental.com and jml-insurance.co.uk web sites.
The consumer can save even more money by buying certain car hire excess insurance products via a dedicated link on the insurance4carrental.com and jml-insurance.co.uk web sites.
insurance4carhire.com the company that started car hire excess insurance a number of years ago, customers can save £9.80 off the £49.00 annual Europe 31 days policy by only having to pay £39.20 (Or € Euro equivalent) if they purchase via a link from the jml Group/insurance4carrental.com sites.
The insurance4carhire worldwide 31 days is currently being discounted from £65.00 to £52.00 a saving of £13.00. (Or € Euro equivalent) To get the lower price the consumer must go into jml-insurance.co.uk or insurance4carrental.com and go to the insurance4carhire logos or pages.
Last week Odyssey car hire excess insurance launched a campaign for the next twelve months.
Four of their products have a price reduction: Europe 31 European Excess Cover - Euro Odyssey which normally costs £39.75 is reduced to £39.00. (Or € Euro equivalent).
Daily Odyssey - Daily Car Hire Insurance that normally costs £3.99 can be yours for £3.89 (Or € Euro equivalent).
This type of news will surely brighten the holiday makers day and of course many of these policies can be bought for advance us. So if you are not planning on going on holiday till September, you should still be able to buy now, but are advised to check the individual insurance company's terms and conditions.
If you are coming to the London 2012 Olympics, apart from booking car hire and buying car hire excess insurance in advance don't forget to bring an umbrella or two!
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jml insurance acts as a web promoter for insurance companies selling property insurance including landlord and tenant rental products, pet insurance, wedding insurance, motor insurance, car hire excess insurance (via insurance4carrental.com), van hire excess insurance (via insurance4vanrental.com), motorhome insurance (via insurance4motorhomerental.com) travel insurance and non standard insurance products and irishpropertyinsurance.com for the Irish market. They also operate jmlvillas.com an online marketing service for owners of holiday home property to advertise and are part of the jml Group that includes jml Training and Consultancy.


Host a March Mania Viewing Party In Your Very Own Backyard This Year!
THOUSAND OAKS, California — March Mania is upon us, one of the year's biggest college sports spectacles and one that will have fans glued to the television for two weeks of thrills, waiting to see what team will take the biggest title in college basketball. This year, why not dial up the madness, take advantage of the warming weather and enjoy the games outside with your crew. All it takes is an outdoor television from SunBriteTV to make this year's tournament like no other.
Rather than host friends indoors take the viewing party outside where you can shoot hoops between quarters, fire up the grill that has been out of commission all winter, and light the firepit if the evening air gets chilly.
"This is by far the most important tournament in college basketball, drawing in millions of viewers. It also comes at a time when the weather turns mild in the Northeast and warm and toasty in places like California. This gives folks a good reason to catch the action outside on one of our big 4K outdoor TVs!" said Jonathan Johnson, General Manager, SunBriteTV.
SunBriteTV recently announced the addition of a 75" TV to its Veranda Series lineup. This complements its existing 43", 55" and 65" models. All-season and weatherproof like all of SunBriteTV's offerings, the Veranda Series comes standard with a premium direct-lit 4K UHD screen, and is up to 30 percent brighter than typical indoor televisions to deliver a breathtaking, vivid picture in outdoor spaces. The televisions are designed for permanent outdoor installation in full-shade environments such as a covered patio or screened gazebo. Internal temperature regulation systems keep a SunBriteTV operating from -24° to 104° (-24° to 122° on Signature Series models which are designed for partial sun exposure and -40° to 122° on the full sun Pro Series). SunBriteTV's all-weather sets can handle the mildest to harshest conditions -- rain, snow, freezing cold, extreme heat, insects, dust, salt corrosion and even BBQ grease.
Veranda Series TVs include a generous media bay to house popular streaming devices (e.g. RoKu, Apple TV, etc.), support HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 to ensure compatibility with 4K sources and streaming services, and are equipped with four HDMI inputs and one USB input for a variety of connectivity options.
The Veranda Series is available in black. Available sizes are 43", 55", 65", 75" and range from (43") $1,499 to (75") $4,999.
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"Anne has not missed a morning and her numbers have been going up on her lifts in the last few months. She's an awesome athlete and very inspiring to the other members," said Coach Sinan.
We had a chance to chat with Anne more about her background, how she discovered CrossFit and her disdain for condiments.
Question: How did you first hear about CrossFit and what did you initially think of it before trying it?
Answer: I was trying to find a present for my husband, Coach Steve, who owns all the fitness equipment ever invented. I saw something online about a CrossFit certification class, so I signed him up. He came back raving about it, so we enrolled at CrossFit Morristown. I was pretty intimated by CrossFit. Everyone seemed so fit and so young. The first time I was supposed to walk into the box, I walked around the block instead.
Q: What is your favorite WOD or exercise within the range of CF activities and why? What is your least favorite?
A: I like a WOD that has an overhead component—particularly push press or overhead walking lunges. I also like chippers so I like the Filthy Fifty—once you finish an exercise it's done. You can cross it off for the day. Team and partners WODs are pretty cool too. What I don't like? WODS with pull-ups. So that is almost everyone of the benchmark Girl WODS. Sorry, girls.
Q: What is the skill you need to improve in most?
A: Double unders. I just can't do them. My pull-ups are pretty bad too.
Q: How has CF benefitted you?
A: CrossFit makes me a happier person. I go to the 8:30 class, so I start my day off with a great workout, and I'm energized by the competition and the camaraderie. This is really important because I often spend the day alone in my office, which can get dull and a little lonely. And of course, CrossFit has made me so much fitter. I had no upper body strength at all before I started, and because of that, I used to hate the Olympic lifting. Now, it's my favorite part of the day.
Q: Where did you grow up? What's your athletic/workout background? What you do for a living?
A: I grew up on Staten Island, although I always want to make up a more exotic and less maligned hometown. I ran cross country, winter and spring track in high school, and again at Williams College. After college I went to Duke Law School, where I majored in sitting by the pool and attending basketball games. As a result, I had a lot of time on my hands, and decided to start running marathons. In my first marathon I had a great 20 miles—but unfortunately the race is 26.2 miles. I ultimately did two more, all in a time of about 3 hours and 30 minutes, but then my knees were shot. After that I followed the traditional arc of the long-distance runner, moved on to road races and ultimately triathlons. Once I started CrossFit I lost all interest in racing. Now I can compete every day.
As you might imagine, my career in law didn't take. I practiced for 6 years, and hated every minute of it. On my birthday one year I just walked in and quit. I started working for non-profits serving inner city kids in NYC, and loved it. Now I have a business based in Madison that provides grant-writing and program evaluation services to non-profits and school districts in NJ and NY. I live in Chatham with Coach Steve, our 16-year-old son, the mysterious and elusive Luke, 14-year-old twins Christine and Cat, Fenway the dog, and an embarrassing number of cats.
Q: What do you like most about CrossFit Annex?
A: This is an easy one. What I like best about it is the people. I've made great friends at the Box, and hang out with a lot of them outside the gym. Even the people I don't know well are always very friendly and highly supportive. Also, the women at the Annex have had a great effect on my girls. They like working out and having muscles. They never say "I want to be skinny," they say "I want to be strong." They think Cherise is the coolest person in the world.
Q: What are some things about yourself that people might not know about you?
A: I studied for a year at Oxford University, where I was also a bartender, and have traveled throughout Bhutan and Namibia. Also, I abhor condiments, hot drinks, and food in the form of a liquid.
Q; What are your hobbies outside of the box?
A: Driving my children around.
Q:What are your personal future goals in CrossFit?
A: This year I really enjoyed watching the Annex athletes compete in the CrossFit Open workouts on Friday nights. Next year I would like to enter the competition, and try to complete all the workouts in the scaled division. I'm really interested to see how I would compare to others who are about my age. Also, I would like to complete at least two double unders in a row.


The smartcards discussed here can hold digital certificates (x.509) and corresponding private keys. The private key cannot be read from the card, but it can be used by the card itself for signing and decryption of data.
Ths enables use of what is known as two-factor authentication: the user not only possesses the smartcard, he or she can also prove the knowledge of the smartcard PIN by signing data using the private key stored on the smartcard.
Smartcards are accessed via smartcard readers, using either a contact or contactless interface. The IGEL Third Party Database lists the readers that are supported by the Linux firmware.
The PC/SC Resource Manager is a common Application Programming Interface (API) that is available on Windows and Linux operating systems. It provides a standardized way for applications to handle smartcards and readers.
The PC/SC Resource Manager is active by default in the Linux-based firmware and can be controlled via the Activate PC/SC Daemon parameter on IGEL Setup > Devices > Smartcard > PC/SC or IGEL Setup > Security > Smartcard > PC/SC or IGEL Setup > Security > Smartcard > Services (depending on the firmware version).
In order to provide a generalized interface to different types of smartcard hardware there is an additional software layer called smartcard middleware.
For information on how to use the Coolkey cryptographic library with a firmware older than IGEL Linux 10.04.100, please refer to the FAQ "Using the Coolkey Cryptographic Library".


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