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Navigate to the location of where Internet Explorer is installed.Typically this is either the \Program Files\Internet Explorer folder or the\Program Files\Plus!\Microsoft Internet folder.4. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. is this a scam because it came through my scam folder ? 4 answers More questions Someone told me they were receiving weird links with my e-mail in the "From" section.? Internet Explorer should now open on the desktop and navigate to theStart Page.
Some of the content being viewed may have come from unsecured servers. 12042 ERROR_INTERNET_CHG_POST_IS_NON_SECURE The application is posting and attempting to change multiple lines of text on a server that is Reply With Quote September 6th, 2007,03:23 PM #10 wildfrog View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Elite Member Join Date Apr 2005 Location Norway Posts 3,934 Re: 12002 - Timeout Error In Link View, this WinInet.dll error code appears in the ToolTip of the item that could not be located. I think that software make the problem Reports: · Posted 6 years ago Top Topic Closed This topic has been closed to new replies.
Only thing to get rid of this error is to fine tune the whole system and check the backend and servers to see any request que has formed up.Another option is I have it printed in the debug window as it comes in. I had a problem with a short app that's experiencing timeout errors using the Internet Transfer Control. The operation timed out 4 Years Ago GlobalSCAPE 5 Activation & Registration THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE APPLIES TO: GlobalSCAPE product activation SYMPTOM Received Error #12002.
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I also keep receiving messages stating that sign-in attempt prevented. Some Requests are not going to server and they get time out(windows code = 12002) before they reach to server.Thanks,Krunal 0 Kudos Reply krunal85 Advisor Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe The error indicates that the request timed out. The error indicates that the request timed out.
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Reply With Quote September 7th, 2007,01:16 AM #13 dglienna View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage ex MVP - Visual Basic Power Poster Join Date Jan 2006 Location Fox Lake, IL I saw it referenced somewhere. Once the behavior is observed, you can nowsafely close Internet Explorer, as well as the CMD window. Logging shouldcease.
Could it be a timeout setting in Internet Explorer? Rename the file to theIEXPLORE.EXE.LOCALThe proper extension for this file is .local If you create this file andyou still have a Notepad icon for the file, re-do step 4 above.6. If so please mark this thread as solved. please rate the post if this is useful.
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The best Netflix series in the UK (March 2019): fantastic Netflix shows to binge
Netflix continues to be our number one streaming platform when it comes to the best of the best TV on offer. It has a huge range of exclusives, originals and classics to get stuck into.
Now TV and Amazon Prime may have a great selection of movies and TV these days, but Netflix is still our firm favourite because it's constantly being updated with such a great mix of series, both old and new.
March is no exception; Season 5 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine has finally our screens, as well as the last half of the fifth season of Arrested Development and the third season of Queer Eye (yaaasss hunny).
That's not all. Later in the month, on March 29, we welcome the third season of The Santa Clarita Diet as well.
Then there's a lot to get excited about later in the year too. The third season of GLOW will land at some point before the end of Summer 2019 and fans of Stranger Things will be happy to hear that Netflix has now confirmed the highly-anticipated third season will arrive on July 4 2019.
February on Netflix saw the launch of a brand new series fronted by OITNB's Natasha Lyyone, Russian Doll, Netflix's first ever dating show, Dating Around, and the release of The Umbrella Academy, an Ellen Page-fronted series based on the comic books by My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way.
In other Netflix news, the streaming platform has now amassed an enormous 139 million subscribers, more than the populations of Tokyo, Delhi, Shanghai, Sao Paolo, and Mumbai combined.
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One of the best things about Netflix is it really does cater for every kind of taste. From gritty true crime and thrillers through to fantasy, space adventures and plenty of cartoons and fun for kids. We can't guarantee it, but we're pretty sure there's something for everyone.
Let's not forget that a lot of the best shows on Netflix right now are originals that have been created by the Netflix team and the studios behind them. In short, Netflix is really on a roll.
Here's some of the brilliant Netflix UK shows you can expect in early 2019:
The Santa Clarita Diet, Season 3 – March 29 2019
Stranger Things, Season 4 – July 4 2019
For more, read our round up of the best upcoming TV shows and movies on Netflix
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Netflix UK FAQ: quick questions answered
How much does Netflix cost in the UK? There are a few different plans you can choose from in the UK, depending on whether you want to watch in SD, HD, or Ultra HD (4K), and how many separate devices you want to watch on. The current pricing is as follows:
Basic– £5.99 per month – With the cheapest membership option, you can watch one one screen at a time in Standard Definition, and download videos to one mobile device.
Standard – £7.99 per month – This membership allows you to watch in HD on two screens at a time and download videos to two mobile devices.
Premium – £9.99 per month – The most expensive subscription allows you to watch in HD and Ultra HD on four screens at a time, and download videos to four mobile devices.
Netflix says that "High Definition (HD) and Ultra High Definition (Ultra HD) availability subject to your internet service and device capabilities and not all content [is] available in HD or Ultra HD."
How can I get a free Netflix account? Netflix offers new customers a free month of the service as a trial period – simply choose a membership type and payment plan and your first month will be free.
At the end of this period, if you choose to continue watching Netflix, you'll be charged one "low monthly fee" regardless of how much you used the service and on how many devices you watched videos on.
Netflix will send you a reminder towards the end of your trial period – if you want to cancel your membership, you can do so at any time during this period and you won't be charged.
Can I watch live TV on Netflix? No – you can only watch films and TV series from Netflix's rather extensive library. If you want to watch live TV in the UK, you can try services like Sky's Now TV, BBC iPlayer, or ITV Hub.
Is Amazon Prime better than Netflix? The answer to that question really depends on the shows and movies you want to watch. Check out our roundup of the best Amazon Prime Video TV Shows for an idea of what you can watch on Amazon Prime. You can also read our Amazon Prime review for more information on what the service offers.
Do you get Netflix free with Sky Q? Netflix can be accessed on a Sky Q box, but it doesn't come for free – you'll still need to sign in with a paid-for Netflix subscription. However, if you opt for Sky's Ultimate on Demand package, it will integrate Netflix billing with your Sky bill, while reducing its cost and unlocking Netflix recommendations within the Sky Q interface. If you're paying for both services, it's well worth combining them in this way as a result.
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Orange Is The New Black's Natasha Lyonne stars in this dark comedy as Nadia, who keeps dying and reliving her 36th birthday party in a surreal time loop – much like Groundhog Day.
With it's cynical and witty examination of living and dying, Russian Doll switches rapidly between laugh-out-loud hilarity and devastating sadness – it's a must-watch.
Seasons on Netflix: 1
A bizarre new sci-fi series based on a Norwegian TV show of the same name. It's about Annie and Owen, played by Emma Stone and Jonah Hill, two troubled strangers who are brought together during some strange pharmaceutical trials. Dr. James K. Mantleray claims that a new series of pills he's created can solve all kinds of mental illness and heartbreak, but there's something much deeper and more sinister going on too.
Yes, Bojack Horseman is hilarious. Yes, it's the best thing Will Arnett has done since Arrested Development. And, yes, it should be the next thing you watch if you are into anthropomorphic comedy about a once great TV star who has fallen on hard times. It's all of that but it's also a pretty accurate portrayal of depression and should be celebrated as such.
For those who are worried it may be too dark for them, fear not – there's loads of slapstick humor, word play, and stunning animation to keep everything balanced.
Is The Crown Netflix's crowning glory? It could be, as a sumptuous look at one of the world's most famous families: the Royal family. Charting the early years of the relationship between the Queen (Claire Foy) and Prince Philip (former Doctor Who Matt Smith), the show was written by Peter Morgan and, at £100 million, is one of the most expensive TV series ever made. Which means there's enough pomp and ceremony to keep those pining for a Downton Abbey replacement happy.
The second season is now on Netflix and is a nice improvement on the first series – it's also the last that stars the current cast, with Olivia Coleman and Helena Bonham Carter slated to appear as the Queen and Princess Margaret respectively in the next couple on seasons.
Orange Is The New Black is back for its sixth season and is a show that consistently one of the best to watch, with its superb tale of life in a women's prison.
It's so popular that it is now the most watched series on Netflix – although the makers have announced that the show's next season will be its last.
The show has returned for a sixth season and things are looking pretty bleak for the inmates of Litchfield Penitentiary. Tensions and issues with the US prison system brought to the fore. While the comedy is still there, it's slathered with a fair bit of drama and darkness.
The long-awaited second season of the female wrestling comedy GLOW is finally here. The Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling have returned and this time they've been commissioned for a full series of their trashy, hot-pink, hairspray-fuelled wrestling show led by their coked-up director (played by Marc Maron). The fantastic second season could potentially even outshine the first for its refreshing female-fronted cast and writers, and its brilliant balancing act between empowerment and exploitation. It's a must-watch.
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Breaking Bad is must-watch TV and one of the reasons Netflix has risen to the popularity it has. Before Breaking Bad, Netflix was seen as a fairly decent streaming service. After it got the rights to show the final season of Breaking Bad in the UK, Netflix propelled itself to superstardom. Not bad for a show that's ostensibly about a high-school teacher with cancer who goes on to sell meth to pay for his hospital bills.
It goes without saying, if you haven't yet spent time with Walter White and Jesse – do so now! But, be warned, the show is as addictive as the stuff Walter is peddling.
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This contemporary BBC remake of the Arthur Conan Doyle classic is dark, funny, and intricately written, and it's brought Victorian sleuth Sherlock Holmes bang up to date for the modern age.
With stellar performances from Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman as Holmes and Dr Watson respectively, this BBC adaptation is an absolute must-watch. Storylines packed with intrigue and nail-biting tension are offset by moments of genuine humor, so even the scaredy-cats in the family will find something to love about this series.
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Adapted from the comic book of the same name (mins the ***), The End Of The F***ing World is f***ing brilliant. It tells the tale of two teenagers on a journey; both are loners on the run but one of them just happens to be a bit of a psychopath. It's funny, but brutal TV. It's British and co-funded by Channel 4 and there's a fantastic edge to everything in it – and it's perfectly bite-sized, too at just under 20 minutes an episode. It's so good, it's destined to get a second season. The first ends so perfectly, though, it's actually a real shame that this will happen.
Seasons on Netflix: 1 (and it needs to stay that way)
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On the face of it, Mad Men is about advertising execs – lead by the ever-conflicted Don Draper – in the Sixties but it's much much more. Each episode lingers, taking time to tell its tale, but it's worth the wait. Superb television that you can get caught up in.
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This British comedy series sees socially awkward sixth-former Otis (who lives with his sex therapist mother) team up with the smart and rebellious Maeve, to create a sex clinic for the school's sexually frustrated students.
It's equally funny as it is heartfelt, and offers a frank and uncensored view of teen sexuality and the social quagmire that is sixth-form education.
Don't be put off by the Americanisation of this high school comedy that's apparently set in a seemingly quaint British village – the temporal and physical ambiguity is what gives this fantastic series part of its charm.
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Comedy is in a good place right now and, funnily enough, The Good Place is a perfect example of that. Starring Ted Danson and Kristen Bell, this off-the-wall comedy focuses on a recently deceased woman who is sent to a heaven-like utopia called the Good Place completely by accident. In order to stay there she goes to any lengths to hide what a terrible person she was when living.
Season 1 and 2 have already aired in the UK through Netflix, with new season 3 episodes being added each week in line with their US release.
A great cast, clever writing and an original concept make this a must-watch.
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All nine seasons of Peep Show are now on Netflix – and if you haven't seen the show, then you are in for a treat. Charting the rather mundane lives of two flatmates Jez (Robert Webb) and Mark (David Mitchell), the show is a wry look at adults trying and failing to be adults.
All shot in first person – hence the name – Peep Show doesn't shirk from sex, drugs and political incorrectness but it does it all in such a brilliantly British way, that you don't mind at all when you are watching some of the most awkward TV moments, including one of the characters serving up a dead dog for dinner.
Don't ask, just watch.
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Initially made on a shoe-string budget, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia first season had a cult following, but low viewing figures meant it was destined to be a one-series wonder. Thankfully, everything changed when Season 2 was eventually green-lit, thanks to some big-time star power. Danny De Vito joined for a 10-episode run that was extended because he loved it so much.
He's still in the show that's now in its 13th season, bringing with him huge viewing figures. The antics of Dennis (Glenn Howerton), Mac (Rob McElhenney, the show's creator), Charlie (Charlie Kelly) and Sweet Dee (Kaitlin Olson) won't be for everyone – at its darkest the show's 'comedy' themes range from nazism to drug abuse – but stick with it and this deliciously depraved classic will reward you.
Its 13th season has finally arrived on Netflix, and we're happy to say, it's just as funny as the previous 12.
Seasons on Netflix: 13
Arrested Development is one of the best comedies ever made. So it made sense that Netflix would want to resurrect it for a fifth season. The fourth season was funny, but it wasn't perfect – primarily because most of the cast were too busy to get into the same room.
But the first half fifth season brings back some of that Bluth magic, which is full of in-jokes, jokes that run for entire seasons and more, well, jokes, this is essential TV.
[Update: The second half of season 5 is here as of March 15, 2019. Do the chicken dance!]
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Following the brilliant but immature NYPD detective Jake Peralta, this Golden Globe-winning series is a laugh-a-minute, with plenty of deadpan jokes, physical comedy, and crackpot characters.
With around 20 episodes per season Brooklyn Nine-Nine is totally bingeable, and the latest fifth season is now available to stream on Netflix.
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When it comes to TV and movies, the '80s is the nostalgia decade of the moment. Whether it's Jeff Nichols' Midnight Special that plays like a Steven Spielberg film, if Spielberg still made films like he did in the Eighties, or The Goldbergs and Red Oaks mining the decade for laughs, filmmakers can't get enough of the shell suits and Sony Walkmans.
Stranger Things is another brilliant homage to this era. Leaning heavily on Spielberg, John Carpenter and Stephen King – so much King – the story revolves around a small town, a group of friends, a missing person and a dodgy science lab. Writing anything else would give away the myriad twists in a show that is full of brilliant creepy fun.
The second season continues the brilliance of the first and you'll be pleased to read that the quality has not diminished. In fact everything's been ramped up – the horror is more horrific, the homages more on the nose and the creatures are, well, you'll have to find out for yourself but you will not be disappointed.
[Update: Netflix has just released the titles for each episode of season 3 in this teaser video, and confirmed the new season will arrive on July 4 2019.]
Co-created by and starring the ever-brilliant Brit Marling, The OA consists of eight episodes that rival Stranger Things for, well, strangeness.
Marling is a blind woman who comes back after disappearing for many years. Her sight is restored and she has a tale to tell. Although there are eight episodes they vary wildly in length – from 70 minutes to 30 minutes. The whole thing has been made to make you feel uneasy and it does a great job of that.
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Well, this series went to places we never thought it would. Set before the exploits of the Starship Enterprise, the show is filled with Roddenberry characters. But while the original series had shades of light this is a much darker look at space exploration. Sonequa Martin-Green is great as the first officer who has a past intrinsically linked to Star Trek characters of the past – we can't wait to see where this series goes.
[Update: the new season of Star Trek: Discovery is out now!]
Season 4 of Black Mirror is out now and is the darkest, most varied season of the show yet. Comprising six episodes of varying (almost feature) length, Charlie Brooker has concocted another dose of dystopian satire that riffs off everything from Star Trek to, well, schlock-horror The Driller Killer.
Before Black Mirror, Charlie Brooker was best known for his snarky looky at the news in Weekly Wipe and his fantastic, caustic look at 'meeja' types in London's Shoreditch. Now the show has given him superstar status. For good reason, it's fantastic TV with each episode taking on a different dystopia topic, mostly framed around technology going very long. The third season was commissioned by Netflix and is in 4K, with most of the episodes being feature length.
[Update: A new Black Mirror movie is here! Called Bandersnatch, it's an interactive adventure that puts the viewer in control of key decisions throughout the film, with multiple possible outcomes and endings.]
Dark is a German-language supernatural thriller in which the disappearance of two children in a small town brings the fractured relationships and dark pasts of the people living there to the surface.
Adding a touch of Scandinavian crime thriller to American drama, this 10-part series was renewed for a second season, which is expected to land in 2019.
Based on the comic books written by My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way and illustrated by Gabriel Bá, The Umbrella Academy is Netflix's latest Original series.
After 43 babies are born to women who showed no signs of pregnancy, seven are adopted by billionaire Sir Reginald Hargreeves, who trains them to save the world using their powers.
After the family becomes estranged, they are reunited once more when their father dies and are forced to come to terms with their past and the danger that lurks in their future.
Fronted by Ellen Page, The Umbrella Academy is flamboyant, dark, and gratifyingly violent – all the ingredients you need for a great superhero series.
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Rick and Morty has enjoyed an almost obsessive cult following since its release in 2013, and with three seasons on Netflix, there's a lot to catch up on if you haven't seen it yet.
The series follows the crazy inter-dimensional adventures of mad scientist Rick Sanchez and his timid grandson Morty, as they navigate both the multiverse and fraught family relationships.
Part of it's wide appeal is creator Dan Harmon's masterful combination of side-splitting humor with sometimes devastating emotional depth, meaning Rick and Morty is a series you will unlikely be able to stop watching once you start.
Another sci-fi entry here: after human prisoner Gary meets a planet-destroying alien, they must go on an interstellar mission to save Earth. Alongside a ragtag team of misfits, Gary embarks on a journey through space to find out the true meaning of 'final space', or where the universe ends.
Laugh-out-loud funny, and surprisingly emotional, the series was picked up for another season in May 2018.
Based on the life of comedian Bill Burr, F is for Family is a funny and endearing cartoon set in 1970's American suburbia, and centres around Burr's father Frank Murphy.
A little like an even more adult version of The Simpsons, the series is all about 70's nostalgia, with musical, costume, and cultural throwbacks interspersed with Frank's profane rants at his misbehaving children and long suffering wife Sue.
Full to the brim with laugh-out-loud moments, the series is just as heartwarming as it is hilarious – and it's back for a brilliant third season.
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Archer is back on Netflix for its penultimate ninth season, and like the previous season, the characters are playing different versions of themselves as Archer still lies in a coma.
This time Archer is a drunken co-pilot alongside Pam, who crash their plane onto the verdant Pacific island of Mitimotu, with the series paying homage to the short-lived television series Tales of the Golden Monkey and the Indiana Jones films.
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Based on the manga of the same name by Hajime Isayama, Attack on Titan is an action -packed anime that's set in a world where humans live in cities protected by enormous walls to protect them from gigantic humanoid monsters called Titans who devour them at any opportunity.
When a Titan breaks through the wall of protagonist Eren Yeager's hometown, he vows to get revenge by joining a group of soldiers who battle them. Although the show has a dedicated fan following, the second and third seasons are yet to be released on Netflix.
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Now something for the kids – originally aired on Cartoon Network, Over the Garden Wall is a charming mini-series that centers on two half brothers Wirt and Greg (voiced by Elijah Wood and Collin Dean respectively) who must find their way home through an enchanted forest.
Stalked by an evil ancient creature called 'The Beast', the two boys encounter the strange and sometimes wonderful inhabitants of the forest along their way.
With stunning animation inspired by Victorian illustrations and postcards, Over the Garden Wall is the perfect watch for adults and children alike.
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Best documentaries on Netflix
Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes
The latest true crime documentary to land on Netflix is this fascinating insight into the crimes of notorious serial killer, Ted Bundy. The four-part series features present day interviews, archival footage of Bundy, and audio recordings made with the killer on death row.
With chilling images and descriptions of Bundy's crimes, it's not a watch for the faint-hearted. But, if you can stomach it, this documentary is completely captivating.
The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann
It might be one of the most famous unsolved missing person cases ever in the UK and now the story of Madeleine McCann's disappearance has been given the Netflix documentary treatment.
The new documentary is reported to contain testimonies that haven't been heard before and it's bound to reignite discussion about what really happened to Maddie.
As with all documentaries on Netflix that deal with sensitive issues, be warned before watching this one. We haven't had chance to watch it yet but imagine it'll be triggering and upsetting. If you're looking for something light, this most certainly is not it.
The world's fascination with real crime seems to be at its highest at the moment and it's all thanks to the podcast Serial. Now on to its second series, Serial highlights cases of crime in forensic detail. Making a Murderer is in a similar vein. This 10-part series looks at Steven Avery, someone who spent 18 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit and is then accused of a different crime. The show has been ten years in the making and is gripping stuff.
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If true crime is your thing, then you'll want to get stuck into Evil Genius this weekend. It's about the very odd story of a pizza delivery man who robs a bank with a bomb tied around his neck. And that's all we can really say without ruining some of the more baffling details.
Described by numerous review sites as "unnerving" and "Lynchian", this isn't one for rom-com lovers or those looking for a chilled Sunday evening watch.
Planet Earth II
Nature buffs will have likely already watched this breath-taking documentary series when it first premiered on the BBC back in 2016, but you can rewatch it all again now the entire second season has landed on Netflix.
Following on from the super popular Planet Earth, this beautiful, breath-taking and at times brutal look at our planet and the plants, animals and people that thrive on it is made even more compelling because it's narrated by David Attenborough and the main music is composed by Hans Zimmer.
ESPN might've had the world of sports documentaries well in hand with its 30 for 30 series. But that was before Netflix got the crazy idea to make one of its own. Inspired by an article in GQ magazine, Last Chance U follows student athletes who are one step away from never playing football again. On top of the pressures on the field, students face problems in the classroom where class absences and the fear failing hit harder than a defensive lineman. It's gritty, heart-wrenching and exactly the kind of series that gives you something to root for all while biting your nails.
Just in time for football season, the third season of the show – which follows a new team in Independence, Kansas – is now available.
Created by Netflix and Vox Media, this handy and smart series takes a look at some of the most popular ideas and tech around today and explains them in a way that's poignant in its presentation without feeling overwhelming to take in.
From the racial wealth gap, cryptocurrency and why diets rarely work through to K-Pop and the stock market, it's an insightful look at the problems, ideas and trends around today and the stuff that could shape tomorrow. At the very least, it gives you enough knowledge to have a really good debate down at the pub.
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Tidying up with Marie Kondo
Does this item spark joy? Marie Kondo is Japanese organizing consultant, and in this series, she visits families and helps them to re-organise their lives.
Using her KonMarie method, she instructs her students to go through their belongings, only keeping things that "spark joy". Relaxing and uplifting, this show is the perfect thing to watch before a spring clean.
Need a dose of feel-good TV to help cope with today's rocky political landscape? Check out Queer Eye, a show about being the best you with help from five of the coolest dudes on the planet. The show has just entered its third season and we're still loving the premise of taking people stuck in a rut and hoisting them to the self-respecting, self-loving person we all want to be. Werk.
[Update: As of March 15, 2019 the third season of Queer Eye is here! Yasss hunny!]
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Everyone's favourite baking show is on Netflix and ready to stream. If you didn't binge on baking as you binged on chocolate eggs, head on over to the streaming site now to watch seven seasons of GBBO. For those not in the know (seriously, how?), Great British Bake Off is a baking reality show that follows wannabe bakers through a series of challenges week after week. Each time, someone is eliminated and it's made all the more addictive by judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood.
The reboot of the series by Channel 4 (with an entirely new lineup apart from Hollywood) isn't yet available on Netflix, but the rights have been acquired by the streaming giant so it shouldn't be too long now.
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It's been going strong for 10 years and 11 seasons, but RuPaul's Drag Race is still giving fierce fans a heavy dose of fabulous. For those not already in the know, the elimination-style reality show sees RuPaul go on the hunt for America's next drag superstar – expect lots of glitter, drama, and fun.
Now that the show has been picked up by Netflix, it's sister show Untucked is also available to stream.
Season 11 has just landed, with a new episode dropping every Friday – in time for some seriously sickening bingeing.
Nailed it!
If watching The Great British Bake Off makes you feel inadequate, you should try Nailed It!, the baking show for people who suck at baking. The series sees three contestants per episode take on two impossible baking challenges, with the winner receiving $10,000.
Hosted by the infectiously upbeat Nicole Byer and suave French pastry chef Jaques Torres, this show is guaranteed to make you smile.
[Update: The Christmas edition, Nailed It: Holiday is out now…perfect watching for a cosy night in.]
Ultimate Beastmaster
If you were a fan of Takeshi's Castle back in the day, or more recently, Ninja Warrior, you're going to love Ultimate Beastmaster. The competition sees 2 contestants from six to nine countries take on 'The Beast', a ridiculously challenging obstacle course that only the fittest will be able to take on.
What sets this series apart from other obstacle course shows is that Netflix produces six localized versions, featuring "select television hosts, actors, comedians and athletes as commentators from the six countries competing in the show".
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Dark/brown patches are very resistant to treatment and need constant care in the form of sun protection, skin lightening creams and procedures. Nevertheless, it is very important to find the cause or trigger factors behind getting the dark patches. We highly recommend consultation with dermatologist for effective solutions to lighten the dark/brown patches on your skin.
Today we have Dr Nilayini to answer queries regarding dark/brown patches on skin. Dr Nilayini has many awards to her credits- Best Consultant in Cosmetic Surgery & Cosmetic Dermatology in South India, Women Entrepreneur of the year 2013, Outstanding Contribution in Skin Care Innovation, Peak of Success Awards 2014 at USA to name few. She can be reached at https://www.bluskincosmetology.com/index.php.
Dermatocare: What are the most common causes of dark/brown patches on skin India?
Drugs (Few Antibiotics, Oral contraceptive pills and etc.
Dermatocare: What kind of diet can help in reducing dark/brown patches on skin?
Dr Nilayini: Foods that contain Anti-oxidants, foods that are rich in carotenes, leafy vegetables, non-spicy foods can help. But there is no proper evidence that taking particular diet can help in reducing dark/brown patches.
Dermatocare: What kind of treatment is given for patients with dark/brown patches on skin?
Everyone should avoid UV Exposure by using sunscreen (of SPF 35 and above).
Avoiding spicy foods and alcohol.
Proper evaluation of the patient which can help to diagnose the right reason why one has developed pigmentation is the key. Since the pigmentation can also be caused by systemic illnesses, treating the cause can also help in reducing the pigmentation.
Topical treatments with steroids and hydroquinones are helpful in treating brown patches and dark spots but these should be done under strict supervision of a doctor, as they have potential side effects.
Apart from that, Lasers are of immense help especially, US FDA approved Q Switch Lasers. These lasers can target the melanocytes and control the production of melanin. Multiple sessions may be required depending upon the severity of the pigmentation.
Deep chemical peels also are of help.Example: TCA peels, Phenol Peels and etc.
These days PRP is also used to treat pigmentation. Though PRP may not directly target the melanocytes, it may help in stimulation of new cells in the skin which may have indirect effects on the pigmentation. PRP especially helps when it is given as a combination with the lasers. For more details on PRP therapy, click here.
Apart from that IPL lasers also are of good help in treating pigmentation.
Dermatocare: Dark patches are common during pregnancy, what kind of treatment due you recommend during pregnancy?
Dr Nilayini: Brown patches during pregnancy is mainly due to hormonal changes in the body. So most of the times, these pigmentation patches subside post-delivery without any treatments. But mild to moderate peels can be given under the supervision of the doctor during pregnancy. Strictly no lasers are advised during pregnancy.


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Sunshine and clouds mixed. Temps nearly steady in the mid 30s. Winds light and variable..
Teens injured in Tuesday night wreck
Two teens were injured Tuesday evening in a single-vehicle wreck about 2.5 miles north of Eddyville. The accident was reportedly caused by a deer.
According to Lyon County Sheriff's Department, a 2003 Ford pickup truck driven by Michael D. Jones, 16, of Eddyville was northbound on Ky. 373 when a deer appeared in the roadway. Jones told Deputy Joe Witherspoon he braked and swerved to avoid hitting the animal, which caused the vehicle to leave the west side of the roadway and crash into a ditch before overturning several times.
A 15-year-old male passenger, who was not using a seat belt, was ejected during the rollover, sustaining a serious leg injury. He was transported to St. Vincent Hospital in Evansville, Indiana for treatment of his injury. His name was no released by authorities.
Jones was taken to Mercy Health - Lourdes Hospital in Paducah for treatment of his injuries and was later released.
The deputy reports residents near the collision site were providing first-aid to the teens when he arrived at the scene.
The crash occurred around 8:30 p.m.
Witherspoon was assisted by Eddyville Fire Department, Lyon County EMS, Lyon County Emergency Management and Air Evac Lifeteam.


In a 5-qt. slow cooker, combine the first 11 ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 8-9 hours or until beef and vegetables are tender.
About 30 minutes before serving, place potatoes in a large saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until tender. Drain. Return potatoes to pan; add the sour cream, butter and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Mash until smooth.
Divide stew among six bowls. Place mashed potatoes in large resealable plastic bag; cut a 2-in. hole in one corner. Pipe ghost potatoes onto stew; garnish with reserved peas. Yield: 6 servings.


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## Challenge
* Decoupling decisions from effects

  **Solution:** The world is impure. Instead, we strive towards implementing as much of our code base as pure functions, so that an application is impure only at its boundaries. Using functional composition with monads, we can succinctly conditionally compose from pure and impure functions.

  **Benefits:** Pure functions only makes a decision based on input, and returns information about this decision as output, so is easy to unit test. Impure functions are used as [humble functions](http://xunitpatterns.com/Humble%20Object.html) that you may don't need to unit test. Impure functions can call pure functions, so at the boundary, an application must gather impure data, and use it to call pure functions. This [automatically leads to the ports and adapters architecture](http://blog.ploeh.dk/2016/03/18/functional-architecture-is-ports-and-adapters).

## Requirements
To run this application, you will need:

 * [PHP 7.1](https://secure.php.net/downloads.php)
 * [composer](https://getcomposer.org/)
 * [ext-pdo](https://secure.php.net/manual/en/book.pdo.php)
 * [ext-pdo_sqlite](https://secure.php.net/manual/en/ref.pdo-sqlite.php)

## Installation

```sh
composer install
composer sqlite
```

## Usage

```sh
composer serve
```

### Example request
```bash
curl -X POST http://localhost/reservations/ \
 -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
 -d '{"date": "Y-m-d H:i:s", "name": "Some name", "email": "Some email", "quantity": 1}'
```

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Thanks so much for going at length to express your opinion and even reminding us of the (principle of) freedom of expression. After I had circulated the message about that Corpus Christi (movie), somebody sent me your response. Your presentation is very good and it even reminds us that our LORD GOD himself allows us to have free will in terms of our choices; He doesn't force us even to follow or worship Him, but the truth shall and will always set us free. Neither has He given us the Spirit of fear. So let those who want to blaspheme do so as their free will, choice or freedom of expression but let us also remember - judgment day is and will certainly soon come to pass. Be blessed and continue to praise our Lord Jesus Christ like there is no tomorrow.
Thank you Ronnie for recognizing the fact that God honors our free will and gives us freedom of expression.
By the way, I just posted a study on blasphemy and what it means. While many people would label this movie as blasphemous it does not necessarily mean that those responsible for it have committed what is commonly termed the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit (or the unpardonable sin). God is still trying to reach those people along with everyone else. And until anyone finally, by stubborn resistance, turns off that pleading voice there will be hope for them. We serve a very merciful and loving God Who is indeed worthy of our praise.


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08 Sep 5 Bold Predictions for 2021 Fantasy Football
Posted at 08:02h in Articles, Fantasy Football, Redraft	by	Joe Beldner
5 Bigger, Bolder and Borderline Bodacious Predictions for the 2021 Season
Another offseason has flown by (or crept by at a slothful pace depending on your point of view) and the NFL season opener is right around the corner. With great anticipation I have developed some bold predictions for the upcoming season that are far more attainable than meets the eye.
Bold predictions can make or break a writer and I am more than ready to eat my words if wrong. Without further ado, I present to you my list of bigger, bolder and borderline bodacious predictions for the upcoming season. Here are 5 Bold Predictions for 2021 Fantasy Football:
1) T.J. Hockenson finishes the season with over 1,000 yards and inside the Top-4 fantasy TEs
There are few players that I am more excited about this season than T.J. Hockenson. Travis Kelce, Darren Waller and George Kittle have been crowned the three kings of the tight end position by the fantasy community, but Hock is about to burst through the door and make his presence known. Roughly 60% of the targets in Detroit have departed this season through free agency. This has created an opportunity for Hock to realistically have 125+ targets this season. At age 24 and going into his third season, T.J. is about to light the league on fire and make several fantasy teams ecstatic while doing so.
2) Tom Brady finishes inside the Top 5 in fantasy scoring at QB
When is this guy going to start aging? If you were bold enough to question the GOAT's fit with Tampa Bay, Tom slammed the door shut with a 4,633-yard/ 40 passing TD season. Not to mention, he led the Buccaneers to a Super Bowl win while acquiring his seventh ring. Now I get it, the guy is 44 and Mother Nature eventually has to catch up to him, right? Wrong. Brady has the most lethal weapons at his disposal of his career in Mike Evans, Chris Godwin and a re-motivated Antonio Brown. Tom Brady is about to continue to silence his doubters and deliver another historic season in year two with Tampa Bay.
3) Corey Davis finishes the season with a 1,000-yard/ 10-TD season
When talent meets opportunity- great things tend to happen. Davis came extremely close to hitting the 1,000-yard mark last season and that was playing alongside A.J. Brown in Tennessee. Now the stud WR finds himself in New York, poised to be the WR1 in a budding offense led by rookie QB Zach Wilson. I loved the fantasy outlook for Corey Davis prior to Zach Wilson's electric showing during the preseason. This performance was the cherry on top for me being all in on Corey Davis this season. He has always had the size and athleticism to be an elite WR and this is the year he will put it all together.
2021 Fantasy Football Rankings from Andy Singleton
4) Amari Cooper finishes with more receiving yards than teammate, CeeDee Lamb
The hype train has been moving at a record speed for CeeDee Lamb. Although CeeDee is an amazing talent, let's not forget how great his teammate is. Amari Cooper and Dak Prescott have a chemistry like few other stacks in the league. In the last two seasons playing for the Cowboys, Cooper has eclipsed the coveted 1,000-yard mark. He recently stated in an interview, " I believe that I am the best receiver in the league" (Per NFL.com). Although, I do not agree with this statement, Amari has clearly heard his haters and is ready to prove them wrong. This season will be similar to the previous two but possibly even bigger because Dak will continue to hit his FAVORITE target all year if both can stay healthy.
5) Darren Waller finishes the season as the TE1
Please don't pummel me for this one… I still believe that Travis Kelce is going to have an incredible season as per usual. But, Darren Waller is simply going to have an even greater season. Last season, The Walrus finished with 1,196 receiving yards and 9 TDs. This will mark the third season since Waller's breakout season in 2019, which suggests he's just scratching the surface of how great he can be. He is additionally three years younger than Travis Kelce. I am not saying that Kelce will fall off this year by any means, but he will be 32 in October. There is eventually going to come a season where Kelce isn't as dominant as we have grown accustomed to. We just saw it happen in dramatic form with Zach Ertz. Last season, Waller led all TEs in Red Zone targets (24), team target share (27.7%), and reception share (29.0%) while being the primary target for Derek Carr (Per TheFantasyFootballers.com). I do not see this changing and I expect even more impressive statistics from Waller this season.
Thanks for checking out my 5 Bold Predictions for 2021 Fantasy Football. Before choosing to roast me, remember, none of these predictions can be fulfilled until after the season ends. Until then, let's kick back and enjoy another amazing NFL season- I personally cannot wait!
Joe Beldner
A ride-or-die NY Jets fan from Northern New Jersey who is passionate about sports, music and art. He works in purchasing for a fragrance manufacturer during the day and will go the extra mile to make sure your Fantasy Football teams are always fresh.
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I am just starting my first Oliver and S patrern and I am confused on matching the waistband pieces. Is the waistband 1 long strip thay goes around the whole waist? Do I just need to join all three pattern pieces? I know it might be a dumb question, but I can't get my head wrapped around it tonite.
Hi Tricia, yes the waistband is just one long piece (pattern piece 6).
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Russ has 15+ years of senior executive level experience at Visa Inc., where he is currently Chief Privacy Officer and Associate General Counsel – Global Enterprise Risk. He is responsible for a wide variety of complex privacy and payment systems policies and issues at Visa as well as a principal legal liaison for Visa financial institutions attorneys on worldwide regulatory issues.
Russ began building the Global Privacy Office (GPO) in 2009 using a systematic approach over several years to create a comprehensive framework, principles, and knowledge base that were flexible to meet the business strategy as it evolved. It required coordinating staff in multiple geographies and across numerous global functions in support of a common objective, using communication and training to simplify a complex subject, and delivering results by influencing others, without creating a large staff or an unwieldy bureaucracy. Developing and running the GPO requires frequently seeking feedback, accepting new ways of doing things, and recruiting staff with non-traditional skill sets to fill in gaps. This allows the GPO to work with product, engineering, government relations, corporate relations, sales, marketing, risk, and compliance to step up and make major contributions to important innovation initiatives and new payment solutions.


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Q: Convert HTTP requests to SOCKS5 I'm currently doing some testing work with TOR and ran in to a small problem. Tor's client only supports receiving connections through a SOCKS5 protocol, but the applications I'm using only support HTTP Proxy Protocals.
Is it possible to put something in the middle? So that for example it went.
My Program (HTTP Only) > HTTP to SOCKS Converter > Tor SOCKS5 Server

A: HTTP Proxy to Socks5
Install python-proxy
$ pip3 install pproxy
$ pproxy -r socks5://127.0.0.1:9150 -vv

Usage
http://127.0.0.1:8080
https://127.0.0.1:8080

A: You didn't specify an operating system. Please do so in future.

This answer recommends Polipo, which is included in the Vidalia bundle hosted by the Tor project and therefore probably recommended by them for Windows. Polipo also has a *nix version (and was originally designed for *nix), so I've included instructions on how to set it up - see the second section below. It is a rather lightweight solution, if it matters.

Windows
Download the Vidalia bundle. It includes the Vidalia GUI and a program called Polipo, along with Tor. In the bundle, Polipo by default runs a HTTP proxy on port 8118 that redirects through the Tor SOCKS proxy on port 9050.
Advanced setup
It's also possible to configure Polipo manually, without the Vidalia bundle.
Taken from http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/polipo/tor.html
They also provide binaries you should download.
Configuration

Polipo is configured by setting a number of configuration variables in
  Polipo's configuration file, which is a plain text file. In order to
  tell Polipo to use tor and not to cache any fetched pages on disk, you
  will want to add the following lines to your configuration file:
socksParentProxy = localhost:9050
diskCacheRoot=""

You will also want to disable the local configuration interface in
  order to protect yourself from browser vulnerabilities:
disableLocalInterface=true

Running it

When running Polipo, you should specify the location for the
  configuration file, by using the -c flag on Polipo's command line:
> polipo.exe -c "/Program Files/Polipo/config.txt"

Note that even under Windows you must use Unix syntax for the filename
  (using forward slashes) and you cannot specify a device ("drive") to
  use.

The Polipo default listening port is 8123.
The default config from the Vidalia bundle is included at the bottom of this answer.

*nix
Includes Linux, Unix, BSD, OS X, most major modern (2012) operating systems that are not based on NT (Windows).
Once again, taken from http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/polipo/tor.html
Download a package from whatever repository you use. Google may help here. Alternatively, a direct binary can be downloaded.
Configuration

Polipo is configured by setting a number of configuration variables in
  Polipo's configuration file, which is either ~/.polipo or
  /etc/polipo/config, whichever exists. In order to tell Polipo to use
  tor and not to cache any fetched pages on disk, you will want to add
  the following lines to your configuration file:
socksParentProxy = localhost:9050
diskCacheRoot=""

You will also want to disable the local configuration interface in
  order to protect yourself from browser vulnerabilities:
disableLocalInterface=true

If you want to specify a different location for the configuration
  file, you can specify it by using the -c flag on Polipo's command
  line.
Note that if you installed Polipo from a distribution-provided binary,
  it will probably not take ~/.polipo into account — you will need to
  edit /etc/polipo/config.

Running it

If you installed Polipo from a distribution-provided package, Polipo
  is probably already running; you will need to restart it so it takes
  its new configuration into account. Otherwise, just grab a free
  terminal window and type:
$ polipo

If you are using a non-standard location for Polipo's configuration
  file, specify it on the command line, for example:
$ polipo -c "/Program Files/Polipo/config.txt"

The Polipo default listening port is 8123.
The default config from the Vidalia bundle is included at the bottom of this answer.

Default Polipo config (Vidalia bundle)
This is my default Polipo configuration from the Vidalia bundle for Windows. From the look of it, it should work in *nix too - there's nothing platform specific as far as I can tell. Yes, it is an IPv4 config.
### $Id$
#
### Basic configuration
### *******************

# Uncomment one of these if you want to allow remote clients to
# connect:

# proxyAddress = "::0"        # both IPv4 and IPv6
# proxyAddress = "0.0.0.0"    # IPv4 only

proxyAddress = "127.0.0.1"
proxyPort = 8118

# If you do that, you'll want to restrict the set of hosts allowed to
# connect:

# allowedClients = "127.0.0.1, 134.157.168.57"
# allowedClients = "127.0.0.1, 134.157.168.0/24"

allowedClients = 127.0.0.1
allowedPorts = 1-65535

# Uncomment this if you want your Polipo to identify itself by
# something else than the host name:

proxyName = "localhost"

# Uncomment this if there's only one user using this instance of Polipo:

cacheIsShared = false

# Uncomment this if you want to use a parent proxy:

# parentProxy = "squid.example.org:3128"

# Uncomment this if you want to use a parent SOCKS proxy:

socksParentProxy = "localhost:9050"
socksProxyType = socks5

### Memory
### ******

# Uncomment this if you want Polipo to use a ridiculously small amount
# of memory (a hundred C-64 worth or so):

# chunkHighMark = 819200
# objectHighMark = 128

# Uncomment this if you've got plenty of memory:

# chunkHighMark = 50331648
# objectHighMark = 16384

chunkHighMark = 33554432

### On-disk data
### ************

# Uncomment this if you want to disable the on-disk cache:

diskCacheRoot = ""

# Uncomment this if you want to put the on-disk cache in a
# non-standard location:

# diskCacheRoot = "~/.polipo-cache/"

# Uncomment this if you want to disable the local web server:

localDocumentRoot = ""

# Uncomment this if you want to enable the pages under /polipo/index?
# and /polipo/servers?.  This is a serious privacy leak if your proxy
# is shared.

# disableIndexing = false
# disableServersList = false

disableLocalInterface = true
disableConfiguration = true

### Domain Name System
### ******************

# Uncomment this if you want to contact IPv4 hosts only (and make DNS
# queries somewhat faster):
#
# dnsQueryIPv6 = no

# Uncomment this if you want Polipo to prefer IPv4 to IPv6 for
# double-stack hosts:
#
# dnsQueryIPv6 = reluctantly

# Uncomment this to disable Polipo's DNS resolver and use the system's
# default resolver instead.  If you do that, Polipo will freeze during
# every DNS query:

dnsUseGethostbyname = yes

### HTTP
### ****

# Uncomment this if you want to enable detection of proxy loops.
# This will cause your hostname (or whatever you put into proxyName
# above) to be included in every request:

disableVia = true

# Uncomment this if you want to slightly reduce the amount of
# information that you leak about yourself:

# censoredHeaders = from, accept-language
# censorReferer = maybe

censoredHeaders = from,accept-language,x-pad,link
censorReferer = maybe

# Uncomment this if you're paranoid.  This will break a lot of sites,
# though:

# censoredHeaders = set-cookie, cookie, cookie2, from, accept-language
# censorReferer = true

# Uncomment this if you want to use Poor Man's Multiplexing; increase
# the sizes if you're on a fast line.  They should each amount to a few
# seconds' worth of transfer; if pmmSize is small, you'll want
# pmmFirstSize to be larger.

# Note that PMM is somewhat unreliable.

# pmmFirstSize = 16384
# pmmSize = 8192

# Uncomment this if your user-agent does something reasonable with
# Warning headers (most don't):

# relaxTransparency = maybe

# Uncomment this if you never want to revalidate instances for which
# data is available (this is not a good idea):

# relaxTransparency = yes

# Uncomment this if you have no network:

# proxyOffline = yes

# Uncomment this if you want to avoid revalidating instances with a
# Vary header (this is not a good idea):

# mindlesslyCacheVary = true

# Suggestions from Incognito configuration
maxConnectionAge = 5m
maxConnectionRequests = 120
serverMaxSlots = 8
serverSlots = 2
tunnelAllowedPorts = 1-65535

A: It looks like DeleGate can do this, with something like the following (where DeleGate will accept HTTP connections on port 8080 and forward to a SOCKS server on port 9050):
delegated -P8080 SERVER=http SOCKS=localhost:9050

A: You can also use Privoxy. Add this line to its config.txt file:
forward-socks5 / 127.0.0.1:9050 .

(Don't forget the small dot at the end.)
Then use the HTTP or HTTPS proxy at 127.0.0.1:8118

A: Fiddler also allows a conversion from http request to a socks tunnelled request.
I did this to push some Windows Updates to run through a socks connection (via Amazon EC2 and Putty).
From this page https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/httpfiddler/6m2xEe0fRmw
In Fiddler there is a "FiddlerScript" tab where you can add the following:

Using the X-OverrideGateway flag, use the socks= prefix to indicate that >Fiddler should use the SOCKS v4a protocol when speaking to the upstream server.
For instance, the TOR installer sets up an entry point to the TOR network using  a SOCKS proxy on port 9150 called Polipo. You can add the following inside your  FiddlerScript's OnBeforeRequest method to route any request to  test.example.com through the TOR network:
    if (oSession.HostnameIs("test.example.com")) {
      oSession["x-OverrideGateway"] = "socks=127.0.0.1:9150";
  }

If you'd instead prefer to send all of the traffic via the SOCKS, you can simply set the X-OverrideGateway flag unconditionally for each Session.

A: Tor bundle no longer has polipo, here is from the official tor FAQ:

In the past, Tor bundles included an HTTP proxy like Privoxy or
  Polipo, solely to work around a bug in Firefox that was finally fixed
  in Firefox 6. Now you don't need a separate HTTP proxy to use Tor, and
  in fact leaving it out makes you safer because Torbutton has better
  control over Firefox's interaction with websites.
If you are trying to use some external application with Tor, step zero
  should be to reread the set of warnings for ways you can screw up.
  Step one should be to try to use a Socks proxy rather than an http
  proxy — Tor runs a Socks proxy on port 9050 on Windows, or see above
  for OSX and Linux.
If that fails, feel free to install privoxy. However, please realize
  that this approach is not recommended for novice users. Privoxy has an
  example configuration of Tor and Privoxy.

A: WinGate can also do this.  Check the Connection tab on your WWW proxy and you can choose upstream SOCKS4, SOCKS4a, or HTTP proxy.
WinGate also has a free license for 10 concurrent users.
WWW Proxy Connection tab
Disclaimer: I work for Qbik who are the authors of WinGate

A: A really nice solution can be found in tinyproxy. According to its homepage it is a "a light-weight HTTP/HTTPS proxy daemon for POSIX operating systems". The project is over 22 years old and still actively maintained. It can be configured to forward all traffic to an upstream socks proxy using the following line in its config file:
upstream socks5 $IP:$PORT

Alternatively it can be configured to split traffic to one of several upstream proxies, depending on the target URL:
upstream socks5 $IP1:$PORT1 ".some.domain"
upstream http $IP2:$PORT2 ".some.other.domain"

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Police to investigate 'whether drugs played a part' in George Michael's mystery death as a post-mortem examination proves 'inconclusive'
Thames Valley Police confirmed that further tests could take 'several weeks'
Toxicology tests will have to be carried out to try and establish cause of death
Today's inconclusive outcome means a full inquest is likely to take place
Michael was found dead at his cottage in Goring-on-Thames on Christmas Day
53-year-old Wham! star was found by his hairdresser boyfriend Fadi Fawaz, 43
The Careless Whisper singer is set to have two funerals to mourn his passing
By Steph Cockroft and Stephanie Linning for MailOnline
Published: 19:26 EST, 29 December 2016 | Updated: 19:02 EST, 30 December 2016
A post-mortem examination into the cause of George Michael's death has proved 'inconclusive', police have said
Tests will be carried out to see whether drugs contributed to George Michael's death after a post-mortem examination proved 'inconclusive', it emerged today.
Thames Valley Police confirmed further tests - likely to include a toxicology report - would be carried out to establish what caused the singer's sudden death.
The 53-year-old's publicist announced on Christmas Day that Michael had died from heart failure.
But, in a statement released today, police said further tests could take 'several weeks', meaning the cause is still unknown.
Among the range of tests carried out after inconclusive post-mortem examinations is a toxicology report which looks at blood and tissue to establish whether any toxic substances contributed to the death.
The test - which can take between six to eight weeks to complete - looks at prescription drugs, illegal drugs, alcohol and any other chemical substances which the toxicologist has been instructed to test for.
Police added that the sudden death was still being treated as unexplained but not suspicious.
But the revelations mean a full inquest is likely to be held into Michael's death, because no natural cause of death has been established.
And it seems that Michael will have two funerals in the New Year to allow family, friends and fans to mourn his passing.
It has been rumoured that his close friend and fellow pop star Elton John could perform at his funeral.
The duo famously performed Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me together in 1991.
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A Thames Valley Police statement said: 'The cause of death is inconclusive and further tests will now be carried out. The results of these tests are unlikely to be known for several weeks.
'Thames Valley Police will prepare a file for the Oxfordshire Coroner. Mr Michael's death is still being treated as unexplained but not suspicious.'
Michael was found dead on Christmas Day at his home in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.
The Careless Whisper singer - whose real name was Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou - was found in his bed by his boyfriend Fadi Fawaz, who had gone to wake him up ahead of a planned Christmas Day lunch.
Last night, Fadi was seen at the megastar's home for the first time since finding him dead.
In a statement about Michael's death, Fadi - who had been in a relationship with Michael since 2009 - spoke about how excited they had been to share Christmas together.
Fadi Fawaz was last night pictured emerging from George Michael's home in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, days after he found the singer dead
The 43-year-old hairdresser was last seen at the property on Christmas Eve (pictured), ahead of what he believed would be festive celebrations with his boyfriend
He said: 'We were supposed to be going for Christmas lunch. I went round there to wake him up and he was just gone, lying peacefully in bed.
'We don't know what happened yet. Everything had been very complicated recently, but George was looking forward to Christmas, and so was I.'
Fadi later tweeted that he would 'never stop missing' the star.
He said: 'ITs a xmas i will never forget finding your partner dead peacefully in bed first thing in the morning.. I will never stop missing you xx.'
Days later, he posted a poignant link to one of star's 'lost' songs online, but had to take it down amid a legal row over property rights.
The song, 'This Kind of Love', was from the Wham! star's unreleased album Trojan Souls.
But the following day, Fadi found Michael's 'lifeless' body in his bed at the cottage. The pair are pictured together in London in 2012
Fadi, pictured with Michael in 2012, is expected to inherit some money from the singer's estate
The song, said to have been produced with Elton John, was part of an album conceived of in 1991 and due to go on sale in 1993, but which was never finished, reportedly due to a legal wrangle.
The song includes the touching lyrics: 'Now everyone has to get over I know. But this empty house seems to get colder and colder. So won't you stay here with me?
'Now that I found you. I can't let you go.'
But Fadi later removed the link as lawyers for Michael's estate attempt to have the song wiped from the internet, citing intellectual property rights.
Those in charge of the estate insist the star did not want the song released and 'unauthorised reproductions' are an 'exploitation of the material'.
Yesterday it was reported that Michael was planning to leave some of his money to his boyfriend (pictured together in 2012)
It is unclear whether the star's family are behind the move, but it is thought Michael recorded at least two albums that were never released.
After removing the link, Fadi posted another message, apparently aimed at those trying to prevent fans from hearing it.
He wrote: 'The song I posted was found online they are many versions of it, please do your research if u think you r professional in what u do.'
Despite the row, fans offered their support to Fadi and some called for the song to be properly released.
Emma Strickland wrote: 'The unfinished Trojan Souls album...what a gift that would be right now...such remarkable music, such a remarkable man...no words.'
Danni Michael added: 'This song must be edited. There are a lot of George's fans that don't know it.'
Another follower added: 'All the lovelies [Michael's name for his fans] around the World are at your side in these painful moments. Take care Fadi. Love xx'.
But the idea to release Michael's unheard albums was swiftly rebuffed by Michael's former Wham! bandmate Andrew Ridgeley, who said the singer's decisions over his own music should be respected.
Ridgeley tweeted: 'No, #GM controlled all his output. I, nor anyone else have the right to trangress that principle.'
Andros Georgiou, Michael's cousin, said he had demos from the singer that 'pop stars today with kill for'.
He told the Times he had no plans to release them, adding it was too early to speculate on whether any more material would be released.
Michael, 53, is understood to have left £50million of his estimated £105million estate to his 55-year-old sister Melanie, pictured together, to whom he was particularly close
Michael's Godchildren are also thought to be named in his will. The singer was Godfather to Martin Kemp's children Harley Moon and Roman, pictured with their father in 2009
Yesterday it was reported that Michael was planning to leave some of his money to his boyfriend, but that his sister Melanie would inherit the bulk of his estate.
George Michael's sister is expected to inherit half of the singer's fortune following his shock death from heart failure, it has been reported.
The 53-year-old is understood to have left £50million of his estimated £105million estate to 55-year-old hairdresser Melanie, to whom he was particularly close.
Michael's other sister, Yioda, 57, is also expected to inherit part of the fortune, the Sun reported. His Godchildren are also thought to be named in his will.
The star was a long-term supporter of a number of charities - including Childline, the Terrence Higgins Trust and Macmillan Cancer Support - who could also be bequeathed large sums.
A source told the Sun: 'George was very close to his sisters, and the understanding is that they're going to inherit most of his wealth, particularly Melanie who he was incredibly close to.
'She was there at many of the big milestones in his life, and was there by his side until the very end.'
Melanie used to cut her brother's hair and was once hired as a make-up artist for a tour of China, the newspaper reported.
It was previously reported that Michael's Godchildren are also likely to inherit large sums from the singer's will.
Devastated fans once again left flowers outside the singer's London home on Thursday
Michael was Godfather to Roman and Harley Moon Kemp, the children of his Wham! bandmate Shirlie Holliman and Spandau Ballet bassist Martin Kemp.
Michael is also expected to leave money to Geri Horner's daughter Bluebell, who was the Goddaughter of his ex-boyfriend Kenny Goss, the Daily Mirror reported.
His cousin Andros' two children, to whom he is also a Godfather, are also expected to inherit some money.
As well as a large sums from royalties, Michael is understood to have been well paid to perform at private parties and events in the decade before his death.
He is understood to own at least four properties, including the Oxfordshire cottage where he died, his mansion in London and lavish homes in New York and Sydney.
As well as his four lavish properties, Michael is said to have invested his money in art with the help of his ex-boyfriend, art dealer Kenny Goss.
Michael's family are waiting for a post mortem examination to take place to shed light on how he died.
Although police have said his death is not suspicious, if no natural cause of death can be confirmed an inquest will take place.
The Times & The Sunday Times
George Michael leaves bulk of his £105m fortune to favourite big sister Melanie
George Michael's death to be investigated as post-mortem proves 'inconclusive'


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American TV Actresses Mindy Kaling
Vera Mindy Chokalingam, better known by her stage name Mindy Kaling, is an actress, comedian and writer from the United States. She rose to prominence after portraying Kelly Kapoor on the NBC sitcom The Office (2005–2013) for which she also wrote, executive produced, and directed. She was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series and five times for Outstanding Comedy Series for her work on the show. Kaling rose to prominence as the creator, producer and star of the Fox comedy series The Mindy Project (2012–2017) which she created, produced and starred in.
Mindy Kaling is an American actress, writer, and comedian who has a net worth of $35 million
Since "The Office," Mindy Kaling and BJ Novak have been coworkers, romantic partners, and friends. Kaling said that their relationship is "romantically charged" but doesn't think they'll date again. Novak, who is the godfather of Kaling's daughter, has said that it's fun being Kaling's best friend.
Wrinkle in Time actress Mindy Kaling sent fans wild when she shared an incredibly rare photo with daughter, Katherine, on Instagram.
However, Kaling has repeatedly clarified that Novak is the godfather of her daughter and newborn son. Since giving birth to her daughter Katherine "Kit" in 2017, Kaling has prided herself on being a hardworking single mother raising her kids on her own.
His name is Spencer," she said. A surprise birth is nothing new for Kaling, although quarantine made it easier to hide. When the actress gave birth to daughter Katherine in 2017, it was a surprise to fans.
Name: Mindy Kaling
DoB: 24-June-1979
Age as on January 27, 2023: 43 years 7 months 3 days
Net Worth: $35 Million
Known for: Kelly Kapoor in the NBC sitcom The Office
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Film review: 'Baahubali' is a triumph of size, scale and spectacle
SS Rajamouli's eye-popping period spectacle raises the bar for the Indian action movie by several notches.
Nandini Ramnath
Jul 10, 2015 · 08:45 am
Arka Mediaworks
It takes only the first few frames for Telugu filmmaker SS Rajamouli to establish some of the key elements, themes and characters of his swords-and-dhotis adventure. Baahubali: The Beginning, dubbed in Hindi from Telugu, opens with a queen (Ramya Krishna) running for her life clutching a baby. She slays the soldiers chasing her and wades into the gushing waters at the foot of a thundering waterfall. The queen saves the male infant by holding it above the treacherous waters, her resoluteness signalled by her unwavering hand.
Next, the boy, temporarily known as Shiva (Prabhas) and the Baahubali of the title, rapidly establishes his single-mindedness and valour. Curious about the world beyond the waterfall, he spends his childhood, adolescence and early adulthood trying to conquer the rapids, finally succeeding when he chases winsome warrior Avanthika (Tamannaah Bhatia) to the other side, where his real inheritance awaits him.
Shiva's repeated and eye-popping attempts to tame the waterfall mirror Rajamouli's determination to deliver the spectacle to beat all spectacles. Valour, virility, vendetta, maternal resolve, operatic emotion, rebellion and conquest are all packed into the inaugural minutes, and they eventually add up to a ravishing feast mounted on a scale that has rarely been seen on the Indian screen.
Royal intrigue
Rajamouli moves through the 159 minutes of part one (a second episode will release next year) with as much speed and ease as Shiva. The familiar yarn of a royal family split down the middle over the issue of inheritance meshes tropes and tricks seen in numerous Hollywood fantasy adventures and period dramas, from Spartacus and Gladiator to the Lord of the Rings trilogy, with elements from Indian epics. Bhallala Deva (Rana Dagubatti) is the cruel ruler of Mahishmati, whose skyline is dotted with proto-skyscrapers and forbidding Fascist-style structures and whose ground heaves with the sweat and tears of slave labour and fearful subjects.
Bhallala Deva has a prized prisoner, Devasena (Anushka Shetty), whose hauteur has survived her imprisonment, and who provides the link between parts one and two. Devasena's followers, including Avanthika, are waiting to rescue her, and Avanthika, borrowing a few moves and the costumes of Keira Knightley's character in King Arthur, seems ready for the task. But she is conveniently defanged by Shiva, who travels in her place to Mahishmati, where his legacy awaits him.
In a movie laden with symbols and portents, there is no sequence more telling than Baahubali's entry into Mahishmati. A consecration ceremony for a humungous statue of Bhallala Deva is reluctantly underway. The dancers are grimacing, the chants of the priests are decidedly muted, and even intense whipping cannot make the slaves put the statue into position.
Baahubali's mere presence electrifies the crowd. The dancers find the spring in their step, the priests brighten up, and the slaves perk up. The game of statutes has been lost forever. In a meme-worthy moment, the stricken Bhallala Deva has a vision of his likeness being dwarfed several times over by Baahubali's decidedly bigger image.
Big is beautiful
Size is everything in this giga-budget production, which deploys numerous extras and computer-generated effects and frames its characters and sets in a way that maximises their grandeur. One of the movie's frequently deployed tricks is to make its bulky male leads sail through the air with the grace of birds. Characters are frequently placed against imposing backdrops and different terrains–waterfalls, icy valleys, mountain tops, and the grime of the battlefield.
Yet, Rajamouli's emphasis on spectacle and grandiloquence doesn't blind him to the necessity of moving the story along. A flashback reveals the treachery that denied Baahubali his rightful place on Mahishmati's throne and includes a bloody battle sequence that establishes the filmmaking crew's complete absorption of Hollywood movies, especially Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings movies. Stepping in for the LOTR's Orcs are dark-skinned and bestial rebels, led by a one-eyed scruffy leader who, in a less conventional celebration of the prowess of the martial race, might have been a useful ally rather than a disposable enemy.
Baahubali doesn't tinker with the basic template and the clichés of the warrior epic genre, and the parallels drawn between Baahubali and the god Shiva redundantly underline his decidedly non-mortal physical strengths. The movie venerates machismo, which is present even in its spitfire female characters, but it has ample reserves of singular imagination and visual splendour. Beautifully designed by Sabu Cyril and impressively shot by KK Senthil Kumar, the movie underscores Rajamouli's proven ability to deliver a grandiloquent experience. The sprawling cast falls in perfect line with the filmmaker's ambitions, and he trumps his track record of delivering smart popular entertainment through such films as Magadheera and Eega. Every frame pulsates with the passion of a filmmaker openly staking his claim as the most adventurous soul travelling through mainstream cinema at the moment.
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This unique book provides a lively introduction to the theory and research surrounding the adult learning of 'English by speakers of other languages'. Offering a comprehensible discussion of contemporary debates, the book examines a wide geographical and social spread of issues, such as: - how to understand the universal characteristics of learning an additional language - what makes a 'good' language learner - multilingualism and the 'taken for granted assumptions' about monolingualism - learning the written language - learners coping with oral communication outside the ESOL classroom - the effect of recent Government immigration policy on language learning processes. As a majority of adults learning ESOL are from communities of immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers, understanding the diversity of social and personal histories of the learners is a critical dimension of this book. Another important feature recognises the social pressures and tensions on the learners away from the classroom and discusses various types of classroom and language teaching methodologies.
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TURKEY CONTRACTS KALE AERO TO DEVELOP MINIATURE TURBOJET FOR MISSILES
by Bilal Khan
Roketsan Stand-off Missile (SOM). Photo source: Roketsan
Turkey's Undersecretariat of Defence Industries (SSM) has contracted the private-sector Turkish company Kale Havacılık (Kale Aero) to design, develop and produce a miniature turbojet engine for Roketsan's new cruise missiles, including the Standoff Missile (SOM). Domestic engine production is to begin next year.
The SOM is a result of Turkey's longstanding indigenization drive aimed at reducing the country's reliance on overseas suppliers for weapons. This is a particularly sensitive issue with stand-off weapons (SOW), which can be costly to procure from overseas and potentially subject to export restrictions.
Currently, the Roketsan SOM and Atmaca anti-ship missile (AShM) rely on the Safran Microturbo TRI 40.
To pivot to domestic sourcing, Turkey identified the need to develop, test and manufacture sub-systems such as alternator, fuel control system, electronic control unit, fuel pump, pyrotechnic igniter and combustion chamber. It also needed to develop testing equipment.
With the SSM aiming to commence serial production of domestically-powered SOM missiles next year, it appears that Kale Aviation's development efforts of the above technologies (which had been displayed in various forms since 2012) are complete or nearing completion. In 2017, Kale revealed a prototype of the Kale 3500 miniature-turbojet engine for the SOM and, potentially, Atmaca.
The SOM has a range of over 250 km. It has a total weight of 589 kg, with the warhead taking up 227 kg. In turn, the SOM's warhead options are High Explosive and Blast Fragmentation, with guidance options including satellite-aided inertial navigation and terrain reference. Roketsan is also working with Lockheed Martin to develop the SOM-J, a smaller variant for use from the F-35 Lightning II's internal weapons bay.
Joining the SOM in the near-term will be the Atmaca, a sea-skimming AShM. In October, the Turkish Navy announced that the Atmaca had undergone successful firing tests. Designed as an analogous solution to the MBDA Exocet and Boeing Harpoon, the Atmaca weighs 800 kg (with a 200 kg warhead) and relies on a mid-course INS/GPS guidance suite with a terminal-stage active radar-homing seeker.
https://quwa.org/2017/12/12/turkey-...il&utm_term=0_290f015d1a-954cb9ff97-206475549
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The SOM has a range of over 250 km.
I believe that the mentioned range limitation is only political.
Ibrahim Sünnetci Chief Editor from S&H said that Turkey will go a long time with Safran engines, cause a long lasting production contract was signed and based on it Safran developed a complete new TR-40 which meets almost the power of the TR-50, exceeds TR-50 in some parameters and has a complete new lubrification system. This engine will be used for GEZGIN cruise missile. He added, that SOM-ER project maybe cancelled. SOM family except SOM-J and Atmaca Blok-1 will use TR-40, SOM-J will be equipped with the new version of TR-40. They will be delivered in 2018. He added that he knows the details of the contract and specs but isn't allowed to publish them.
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Guest blogger Manuela Marin Salcedo is a research and development team member and content developer at Momenta Workshops. Her expertise is in visual communications and social media. In addition to her work for Momenta, Manuela is working on long-term, independent multimedia projects. Her work has been featured at LookBetween 2014, Fototazo and Light Work. She was also chosen to participate in the 2014 New York Times Portfolio Review.
As creatives we tend to work in a vacuum. So how do we combat this? With community, collaboration, and connections. How do we get that in today's modern world? By participating in portfolio reviews!
Portfolio review opportunities seem to be everywhere nowadays. You can get your work reviewed at places like The New York Times Annual Portfolio Review, FOTOfusion, Photoville, NPPA's Northern Short Course, WPPI, PhotoPlus, and even at workshops such as ours, like The Project Series: Working with Nonprofits. Showing your work to others can be daunting. However it will hone your presentation skills, refine your vision, advance your craft, put your work in front of new people, and spark personal growth.
In an effort to help you better prepare for your next portfolio review, the team at Momenta has compiled a list of portfolio review tips to keep in mind.
Chris Usher (far right) gives constructive feedback to student, Stephen Van Seters, during Project New Orleans 2015: Working with Nonprofits workshop, hosted by Momenta Workshops. Photo © Jaime Windon/Momenta Workshops 2015.
Before going into the review, you should have conducted some background research on your reviewer's personal and photographic journey. Having an idea of their experience and body of work will help demonstrate your appreciation for their time and consideration for discussing your work with them. It will also help you ask better questions.
Imagine this scenario: your computer freezes, and you are unable to access the image folder on your desktop. As you try to log into your website instead, you realize the hotel WiFi is not working. Quickly you pull out your iPad, and, as if things couldn't get any worse, you realize you did not bring the right charger and your battery is at 10%. This example is a pretty terrible and unlucky sequence of events – yet it is also completely probable. Technology has been known to let us down, so don't tempt the tech gods to strike down on your review. Bring a print backup if possible and be prepared for anything!
Think of your portfolio as a symphony and each image as a note. Now think about this: if you play the same note throughout the symphony, you are likely to lose the attention of your audience. The same goes for your body of work. If each image is a note, you should attempt to hit different ones. That said, if your portfolio is a symphony, remember that the notes should work together to create a cohesive whole.
Personal work, or work that has not been commissioned, is just that: personal. While commissioned work demonstrates your level of responsibility and ability to do client work, your personal projects may better demonstrate your vision and style.
As you are presenting your portfolio, it can be helpful to include simple title slides to signify the end of one project from the beginning of another. This can also aid the flow of your presentation and help avoid confusion. Furthermore, if you have a short amount of time, title slides can cut back on lengthy explanations on your part.
At the beginning of the review, the reviewer may ask you to talk a bit about your journey and your work. In doing so, remember to take note of your tone. There is no need to be overly confident or to become defensive when being asked why you chose to shoot in a particular way. Being open to outside opinion and commentary about your work will inevitably help you grow as an image-maker.
As a follow up to the previous tip, remember your good table manners. One of the predominant reasons to sign up for a portfolio review is to get another professional's take on your work. As such, your role is to listen actively, not to talk over the reviewer.
Most reviewers will not mind if you take notes while they comment on your work. In fact, they will probably encourage it. Taking notes will help you remember what the reviewer said about certain images as well as give you a general feel for their take on your body of work. It is also a physical demonstration of your engagement and helps to show how much you value and appreciate the reviewer's time and opinion. You may even consider recording the session as a voice memo on your smartphone.
This tip goes back to the notion of being prepared. By meeting the reviewer to show your work, you have already created an impression and, if you are lucky, established a connection. The next step will be to keep in touch. Having business cards or leave-behinds on hand will aid in this process and help make you memorable. At Momenta, we recommend our students look here for promotional ideas and inspiration.
No, this does not mean a "thank you" email. Taking the time to hand write a personal note to your reviewer shows how much you appreciate their effort to help your career grow. If your handwriting is terrible, you can always ask a friend or colleague to write it for you. No matter what, a little piece of mail is the perfect follow-up; it will keep you on the reviewer's radar and put yourself above the rest with a classy gesture.


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A new report published today reveals the need for more training and development for managers of volunteers. It shows that nearly half of people who manage volunteers have not received any training that would help them in their work, despite the fact that volunteers are crucial to the Government's Big Society.
1000 third sector organisations, and was commissioned by Skills - Third Sector, the charity working to make it easier for people in charities and social enterprises to have people with the right skills. Despite identifying that there is much good practice in volunteer management in England today, it also reveals that volunteer management remains undervalued and underfunded in many organisations, including those with the largest incomes.
Research for the report was carried out by the Institute for Volunteering Research. It shows that although volunteer management is recognised as a distinct and vital role across organisations of all sizes, people managing volunteers in small groups need much more support than they currently get.
The report highlights that, despite the availability of training, advice and support, people who manage volunteers are not aware of how to access this. This is especially true of those managing volunteers in smaller organisations, as with low incomes or few members of staff they often exist in isolation..
there is strong demand for additional training and skills development across the range of functions outlined in the National Occupational Standards in the management of volunteers.
Georgina Brewis, Head of Research at the Institute for Volunteering Research, says: "Although this research focused on organisations in the voluntary sector, volunteering takes places across the public, private and voluntary sectors and we hope this will provide a valuable evidence base for those working with and supporting volunteers."


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Loan watch: Andrews goes 90 for Brighton
Tom Eaves also in action for Shrewsbury
Two Bolton Wanderers players were on opposing sides for their respective loan clubs over the course of Boxing Day.
Keith Andrews and Marvin Sordell, both on respective season-long loans with Brighton and Charlton, met at The Valley.
And it was Charlton who eventually prevailed, winning 3-2, with Andrews playing the full 90 for the Seagulls. Sordell was an unused substitute.
Tom Eaves was another Bolton loanee who also played the full game for his loan side, Shrewsbury. The big striker played 90 minutes in a 1-0 home defeat in League One at the hands of Tranmere Rovers.
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Dogs do not howl at the moon. If your Lab is howling, it is just a natural way for him to communicate with another of his own kind. You know dogs are descendants of wolves. And wolves communicate with other members of their pack by howling before they set out on a hunt. Dogs like the huskies of Siberia even get together for a group sing!
So if you find that your Lab is howling, check out whether he is ill or is feeling uncomfortable about anything. Once the cause of discomfort is removed a normal, healthy, domesticated dog will not howl.