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Today's Cubs Birthdays (November 1)
~Larry French 1907–1987 (Cubs 1935-1941) French was one of the most memorable characters to wear a Cubs uniform. He was a hero off the field (after leaving baseball, he participated in the invasion of Normandy as a landing craft material officer), but on the field it was a slightly different st...
This Month in Wrigley History (November)
In This Week In Wrigley History
November 2, 2016 It didn't happen at Wrigley, but who cares. We have to chronicle this forever… November 7, 1928 The Cubs acquired the greatest right handed batter in baseball history; Rogers Hornsby. He had one of the greatest seasons in Cubs history in 1929, got hurt in 1930, was named ...
This Week in Wrigley History (September 3–September 9)
Sep 3rd, 2021
September 3, 1936. A police officer may have cost the Cubs a victory. Henry Hanson was an ordinary Chicago cop. He was working security at a Cubs-Dodgers game. In the first inning of the game, young Cubs first baseman Phil Cavarretta hit a ball down the right field line, right were Hanson was standin...
Historical Events (August 28–September 3): Where were the Cubs?
In This Weeks Historical Events
September 1, 1918 For the first time in baseball history, the season was ended a month early, by mutual agreement between baseball and President Wilson. Baseball was hit hard by the World War I. Some of the greatest players were shipped out. Cubs pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander was among them. He ...
Today's Cubs Birthdays (July 28)
~Joe E. Brown 1891–1973 (Cubs fan/movie star) His name isn't remembered by many people today, but Joe E. Brown was an actor, comedian, and baseball nut. He was also one of the biggest movie stars in America during the 1930s. He made his mark in a series of baseball movies, and in his two ...
~Johnny Evers 1881–1947 (Cubs 1902-1913, Cubs manager 1913) Johnny Evers was the starting second baseman for the greatest Cubs team of all-time, the 1906-1910 dynasty. He got his nickname, the Crab, for the way he sidled up to grounders, but he lived up to his nickname in another way. Evers was...
In Today's Feature
Today is the 75th anniversary of D-day. 24 Chicago Cubs served in the military during World War II, but Larry French was the only one to actively take part in the D-Day invasion. French was an active player until joining the Navy, but realizing his baseball career was essentially over, he decided to ...
This Week in Wrigley History (June 4-June 10)
June 5, 1985 The Cubs played the game featured in the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". If you've seen the movie, you probably remember the three goof offs spending the day at the ballpark. It wasn't a recreated game–it was an actual Wednesday afternoon game at Wri...
Today's Cubs Birthdays (April 23)
Apr 23rd, 2021
~Dolph Camilli 1907–1997 (Cubs 1933-1934) After Cubs owner William Wrigley and team president Bill Veeck Sr. died, the club was handed to an inexperienced fish wholesaler named William Walker. He traded Dolph to the Phillies for Don Hurst. Camilli went on to hit over 200 home runs, made two All...
This Week in Wrigley History (April 16–April 22)
April 16, 1972 Cubs rookie Burt Hooton throws a no-hitter in only his fourth big league start. He walks seven and strikes out seven Phillies on a cold and blustery Wrigley afternoon, throwing 120 pitches in the process.The Philadelphia lineup is no pushover. Among the good hitters Hooton has to face:...


I was wondering which returns are preferable to work with, additive or percent?
I am tending to think that the percent returns are more of a normalized object and hence fit statistical inference and machine learning better, and that the additive returns have simpler math. How do you use them and what are your considerations?


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Detection of human KIAA0310 by western blot and immunoprecipitation. Samples: Whole cell lysate from HeLa (5, 15, and 50 µg for WB; 1 mg for IP) and HEK293T (50 µg for WB) cells. Antibodies: Affinity purified rabbit anti-KIAA0310 antibody BL2467 (A300-648A) used for WB at 0.04 µg/ml and for IP at 3 µg/mg lysate. KIAA0310 was also immunoprecipitated by antibodies BL2468 and BL2469, which are to downstream epitopes on KIAA0301. Detection: Chemiluminescence with exposure times of 30 seconds (A) and 10 seconds (B).


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Did you read the New York Times February 22nd article, Everything You Knew About Good Abs May Be Wrong?
For those of you who crawl the web searching for such things, a similar piece was in UK's The Daily Mail. I think this is the link for that.
We have clients who bring these types of articles into the studio and expect us to give an opinion, explain it further and to take a stand or comment generally. Fortunately, we love doing that and so far, we've been spot on with the do's and dont's of everything we've been confronted with that's appeared in the mainstream press.
It took two readings of the NYT piece for me to clearly identify exactly what they were saying and how it applies to the way we teach at my studio. I had my teachers read the article, I prepared a list of talking points to help organize the way they talk to clients about it and I have been tantalizing our mat group with bits and pieces of the article, promising to fill them in on the whole thing as soon as I have an open hour after class ends and we can all stay put on the mat and hash it out.
It's always good to bring the news about Pilates generally and specifically about Powerhouse muscles into the studio. Most clients appreciate their teachers staying up on such things. I read the daily paper at my breakfast table and within arm's reach I've got highlighters and pens, scissors and envelopes so as I read something relevant to a particular client, I can capture it and get it on its way to them without adding extra work to my schedule later in the day. I make sure to send along any mention of studies or new treatments that might be relevant and appropriate to their health issues or interests.
Because I'm such a sports fan and read the sports page every day anyway, I make sure I know the basics about clients' favorite teams and will clip and send little tid bits about that to them, as well.
Using the news as an enhancement to your service is easy since most of us read the paper every day anyway; simply expand your purpose in reading it. Letting your clients know you're thinking of them outside the session makes everyone feel good.
Back to this NYT piece. At this late date, you won't be able to see it online unless you subscribe to the Times or pay for the article. I'm going to summarize it for you to give you the gist of it.


Nina Simone – Sinnerman – Just Another Social Profile Really.
Nina Simone's talent was such that picking a favourite track is an almost impossible task – but Sinnerman might just do it..
A very short post today – a friend just sent me the video you can see below. It's for the amazing Nina Simone's Sinnerman. And despite the lack of any obvious visuals, it's probably the most effective video I've seen on YouTube for ages. JUST LISTEN!
Nina Simone sings Sinnerman – who needs pictures?
UPDATE: I had to change the video, but the song still just as powerful.
I saw a mention of this having been sampled by Timbaland but couldn't find it on The Breaks.
By the way – SOULcrates – genius!
An absolutely outstanding track. I've heard many versions of the song, stretching back almost 50 years (I'm 60). This is completely different to any other version I've come across, and the manic frenetic tempo fits the lyrics ideally. A modern day version of Dies Irae.


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Game & Talk Ep 66: Review Roundup!
This podcast was recorded a week before PAX East, so we were unable to predict the future and cover the latest news such as Spyro The Reignited Trilogy, the Splinter Cell x Ghost Recon Crossover, and that awful... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...
Game & Talk Ep 65: Holy Sh**!
Sorry about the wait, a lot of us have been working a little too much outside of Nuke the Fridge, so that's why this episode came VERY late. So for now it will be me and Alan in this episode! Last week Ninte... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...
Game & Talk Ep 64: Celebrating the N64
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Xbox has been making the headlines as of late, with Xbox Games Pass, the Sea of Thieves Beta, and rumors of acquiring companies like EA. So we decided to bring in Kyle Dylan Campbell to talk more about the futu... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...
Game & Talk Ep 62: Hands-On with Bandai Namco's Games
Today we are all gathered in the same room! A rarity indeed, but it was for a special occasion: we were all invited by Bandai Namco to try out their selection of hit titles coming later this year, one of which ... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...
Game & Talk Ep 59: Mega Man Returns!
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Turkey's military aircraft giant Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) is set to develop new indigenous modernization kits and mission computers.
Upgrades will be applicable to all the F-16 Block 40 fighters of the Peace Onyx III and Block 50 fighters of the Peace Onyx IV programs, as well as the Block 30s that were acquired earlier. TAI plans to market the upgrades for export to other countries.
Previous news about TAI and Aselsan's joint attempts to produce indigenous mission computers have been clarified by TAI insiders. Latest reports indicate that the companies have finalized their technical consultations with the MOD and industrial suppliers as of the end of January and the project has been given green light in order to equip Turkey's vast fleet of F-16s with newly developed indigenous sensors and weapons such as Aselpod navigation and targeting system, various missiles and high-precision munitions produced and/or currently under development in Turkey.
Project aims to upgrade all of Turkish Air Force (TurAF) F-16s with indigenous mission computers, software and avionics in order to pave the way for the installation of an Aselsan-developed AESA radar by 2015.
Hardware for the avionics upgrade will be exclusively manufactured by Aselsan, while TAI will tackle the development of millions of lines of highly specialized software. Upgrades will be performed by the same team that performed C-130 modernization and software team mostly consists of experienced engineers who have worked on the Anka UAV development program. Upgraded aircraft will look somewhat similar to existing Peace Onyx exterior configurations, except with specific EW-E/O sensor additions and pylons capable of launching 'Made in Turkey' guided munitions.
Integration of indigenous systems on aircraft of Lockheed Martin origin is known to be a difficult undertaking. TAI and Aselsan's take on the project and F-16s "nationalization" at the Block 50 level is expected to offer Turkey a wide window of export and 'transfer of technology' (TOT) opportunities thanks to the F-16s widespread popularity around the world.
Turkey will be able to sell these countries comprehensive modernization packages like the CCIP, individual sensors and weapon systems like targeting pods and missiles, as well as "nationalization" opportunities with direct TOT.
Turkey's 'special status' with the F-16 comes from its existing place among the world's top three users of the aircraft, previous manufacturing and export experience with the Falcon (to Egypt), as well as Turkey's long-standing partnership and commitment in the F-35 JSF program.
Some Turkish defence analysts suggest that Turkey's newfound ability to nationalize the F-16 is simply a means for compensating the country for not being given F-35 source codes, despite the longstanding NATO member's commitment for an initial batch of over 100 F-35s.


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CIOReviewIndia >> Artificial Intelligence >>
Equipped missiles moving in with Indian deep tech
CIOReviewIndia Team | Monday, 15 February 2021, 04:46 IST
For India's start-ups, Byzantine defence procurement processes make it difficult to field in their tech know-how to modernize the armed forces, especially in critical areas like anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs), whose shortage was acutely felt during the border skirmish with China.
One outlier is Bengaluru startup Tonbo Imaging, which has landed a co-development deal with state-run company Bharat Dynamics Ltd (BDL) to produce MPAT-GMs (man-portable ATGMs). These lightweight precision missiles will be tipped with state-of-the-art imaging systems, enabling them to home in on enemy tanks and hit them at their most defenceless points.
It's the latest twist in a long saga of the Indian armed forces' hunt for modern ATGMs fitted with imaging infrared (IIR) seekers for night-fighting. A deal to buy 8,356 Israeli Spike missiles was discarded at the last minute in 2017 on hopes that the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), which had been working on original ATGMs for over a decade, would deliver them. But despite periodic announcements of "successful tests", DRDO's third-generation Nag missiles are yet to be inducted as doubts persist over their costs and capabilities. The defence force even had to set an emergency order for 240 Spike missiles to be deployed on the Pakistan border following the Pulwama attack and Balakot air strike in 2019.
Tech for next breed
Now, MPATGM capabilities have moved even beyond third-generation systems. For example, Tonbo's IIR hunter has an 'uncooled' imaging system, which lowers its price by one-third to half because it doesn't require a cryogenic compressor to cool the image sensors. "We have used an uncooled imager to achieve the same thing as cooled imaging sensor technology. So, that gives us a great price advantage, not just because it's made in India, but also because the technology we have chosen gives us an upper hand," points out Tonbo's co-founder and CTO Ankit Kumar.
In this way the alertness and disruptive ability of a startup comes into play. Israel's Rafael, for example, is a leader in this space, producing Spike missiles for armed forces around the world for several years. It's harder for a behemoth like that to shift to new technology from cooled systems. And the same applies to DRDO, which announced the "final test" of its Nag missiles last year but may well find they are outdated even before deployment.
"Tonbo has built an ultra lightweight uncooled seeker. Nag's IIR seeker is a cooled, much heavier system. One of the big differences between a cooled system and an uncooled system is the cost. When you have a large expensive missile with long range, a cooled system might be acceptable. In an MPATGM, where the cost of the missile is expected to be as low as possible, using a cooled seeker doesn't make sense. It's like putting a Ferrari engine for driving on roads where the maximum speed is 20kmph," says Tonbo's founder and CEO Arvind Lakshmikumar.
Price and weight are not the only aspects in contention. The 'fire and forget' capability of an MPATGM or guided bomb or 'kamikaze' drone depends on its edge AI onboard image processing and real-time recognition of targets. Nine-year-old Tonbo, whose founder has a PhD in computer vision from the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon University, has been constructing infrared image libraries of military targets to train the algorithms in its seekers to be able to do just that.
Incongruously enough, the startup first made progress with its intelligent imaging systems in foreign markets before gaining the trust of Indian defence. It got grip at home only after two of the world's most advanced entities, the US special forces and Israel Aerospace Industries, became its clients. Even Rafael is a Tonbo customer.
Now, finally, it may be India's turn to get profit from the deep tech startup's expertise in something as calculated as missile systems, where the latest technology is often denied to buyers from developing nations.
Air Marshal Shirish Baban Deo, who was vice-chief of air staff when he retired in 2018, has first-hand experience of how buyers from India are sometimes considered. "I wanted to buy a forward-looking infrared system from a US firm. They were asking, 'What would you do with it? Why do you need this quality? Why don't you take a lower quality one?' I was paying good money, but they just didn't want to sell that to me. It was humiliating," he recalls.
He believes a push for self-reliance is past due. "If you have a crisis on your hands and you need something urgently, they'll not give it to you. And if at all they give it to you, it will be at an absolutely exorbitant price. So, it's extremely important for our national security that we make these things ourselves. This is where Tonbo has set a new benchmark for us, and the government is now backing the defence industry."
He finds that the attitudes are changing towards Indian private sector involvement in strategic areas. "I can tell you that when I was in service, it was sort of not encouraged. People were very reluctant to trust things that were made in India. Tonbo is a pioneer in this. They had a different business strategy. They were very sure of their competence, so they focused on exports first," he says.
Deo himself has now floated a firm—JSR Dynamics—to make cutting-edge defence systems. "I am also thinking of making an ATGM that will compete with what BDL has made. The seeker is one thing but the ATGM has a whole lot of other components. There's the warhead design, there's guidance and control and there's the ability to launch from a confined space, which JSR is doing."
Imaging infrared seekers with edge AI processing on board are the eyes and on-the-spot decision-makers of modern warfare, whether it's MPATGMs or a swarm of drones or 'loitering munitions', which are missiles that can hover over a target until it's the right time to hit it. So, the MPATGM deal could be a game-changer for indigenization of critical defence equipment powered by a startup.
"The procurement plan is for 2,300 pieces initially once we have demonstrated it. Then the total requirement is a few thousands every year because India is lagging behind in this capability," says Kumar.
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Using a microwave is fast and fun. Use a microwave or pressure cooker to quickly "zap" vegetables or a potato and retain their nutrients.
Grill fruits or vegetables. When grilling, wrap vegetables in aluminum foil, or use skewers of pineapple, yellow squash, eggplant, nectarines, zucchini, or cherry tomatoes, onions, mushrooms. Place over medium-hot coals for a fun-to-eat and flavorful BBQ treat.
Make a quick smoothie in the blender by puréeing peaches and/or nectarines, a touch of your favorite fruit juice, crushed ice, and a light sprinkling of nutmeg.
Make homemade salsa with tomatoes,mangoes, avocados, red onions, cilantro, and lime juice.
Looking for a fun appetizer when you entertain? Try making spears of fruit by attaching strawberries, grapes, melon slices, or pineapple chunks onto small skewers. Use low-fat or non-fat yogurt for a dip.
Here's a quick fruit salad you can make in less than a minute. Open a can of juice-packed mandarin oranges and empty into a bowl. Add a sliced banana, a sliced apple, and some blueberries or raisins.
Cool off with a great treat! Pour 100 percent fruit or vegetable juice into an ice cube tray or popsicle mold to make juice cubes or popsicles.
Sometimes you can eat some of your fruit and vegetables their own containers. Kiwifruit comes with its own serving cup and cantaloupe with its own serving bowl. Just cut them in half through the middle and scoop out each half with a spoon.


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Blue Flag Beaches in Andalucia
Beautiful beaches of Zahara de los Atunes on the Costa de La Luz
About Blue Flag
Blue Flag Marinas
Find below four links to a table of the beaches of Costa del Sol, Costa de la Luz, Costa Tropical and Costa Almeria. that have been awarded a Blue Flag for the summer season (mid June to mid September) of each year since 2014. Also read about the Blue Flag award requirements.
As the Blue flag awards have grown over the years the requirements have also grown. Most coatal town halls in Andalucia sumbit an application in the autumn of the previous year, receives and inspection vist and commits not just to clean bathing water but public showers, life-guards, signage and environmental awaeness programmes. It has become necessary for town halls to carefully select their potential blueflag beaches for infrastructure investment and Blue Flag application. The successful applications are listed on the four links below. Unsuccesful aplication are not disclosed.
Blue Flag Beaches on the Costa del Sol
Take a look at which beaches have been awarded a Blue Flag status on the Costa del Sol. Destinations are listed along the coast from West to East.
Blue Flag Beaches on the Costa Tropical
Take a look at what beaches have been awarded a Blue Flag status on the Costa Tropical. Destinations are listed along the coast from West to East.
Blue Flag Beaches on the Costa de la Luz
Take a look at what beaches have been awarded a Blue Flag status on the Costa de la Luz. Destinations are listed along the coast from West to East.
Blue Flag Beaches on the Costa Almeria
Take a look at what beaches have been regularly awarded a Blue Flag status on the Costa Almeria. Destinations are listed along the coast from West to East.


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using Akka.Actor;
using Lucene.Net.Documents;

using Seeker.Searching;

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    public class Indexer : ReceiveActor
    {
        #region Private fields

        private readonly LuceneWrapper _lucene;

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        /// <summary>
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        public Indexer(LuceneWrapper lucene)
        {
            _lucene = lucene;

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From its beginnings on Nov. 1, 1948, the history of the Walla Walla District has been closely tied to the development of water resources and navigation on the Snake and Columbia rivers. Establishment of the District coincided with the construction of McNary Lock and Dam on the Columbia River, along the eastern portion of the Washington-Oregon state boundary. Located approximately 30 miles of the Tri-Cities in southeastern Washington State, McNary Dam was dedicated by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1954. McNary was the second hydroelectric dam completed on the Columbia, with Bonneville Dam being the first. McNary Dam has an electrical generating capacity of 980,000 kilowatts.
The Walla Walla District is one of five districts in the Corps' Northwestern Division, which is headquartered in Portland, Oregon. The District boundaries are generally the same as the watershed boundary of the Snake River drainage, and include approximately 107,000 square miles in six states: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, and small parts of Nevada and Utah.
The District has constructed and operated several other major hydroelectric and flood control projects in its 47-year history, including four lower Snake River dams and navigation locks in Washington:Ice Harbor, Lower Monumental,Little Goose, and Lower Granite. These four hydroelectric projects have a combined electrical generating capacity of 3,033,000 kilowatts, and extend slackwater navigation to the inland port of Lewiston, Idaho. The District went on to construct Dworshak Dam, the highest straight-axis concrete dam in the Western hemisphere, on the North Fork of the Clearwater River near Orofino, Idaho. Dworshak Dam and Reservoir is a hydroelectric and flood control project, with a generating capacity of 400,000 kilowatts. Mill Creek Dam, a flood control reservoir near Walla Walla, Washington, was built prior to the formation of the Walla Walla District.Lucky Peak Dam, a flood control project, was one of the first projects designed and built by the District.
Many levees were constructed by the District throughout the Snake River Drainage, but are maintained by local sponsors. However, the levees on the Snake and Gros Ventre rivers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, have been maintained by the District since September 1969. The Walla Walla District also constructed John Day Lock and Dam on the Columbia River near Arlington, Oregon; Willow Creek Dam near Heppner, Oregon; and Zintel Canyon Dam near Kennewick, Washington. Development of the last two projects were pioneering efforts in the development of roller compacted concrete (RCC) technology. Willow Creek Dam, constructed in 1982, was the world's first all-RCC Dam.
A juvenile fish transportation program, begun in 1968, uses specially-equipped barges and tank trucks to carry migrating salmon and steelhead fingerlings around dams on the Snake and Columbia rivers. More than 24.5 million juvenile salmon were collected, and more than 18.5 million of those were transported downstream, in 1995. District activities to aid migrating fish are not limited to transportation programs. In recent years, the District has modified dam spillways to increase fish survivability, and added fish screens to guide most migrating fish around turbine intakes.
Since 1976, the Walla Walla District has constructed nine major fish hatcheries, under the Lower Snake River Fish and Wildlife Compensation Plan, to mitigate for fishery losses attributed to the construction of the four dams on the lower Snake River. The Clearwater Fish Hatchery at Ahsahka, Idaho, the ninth hatchery completed under the Compensation Plan, was dedicated on Aug. 22, 1992. In the States of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, a multifaceted program of land acquisition to compensate for the losses of streambank fishing access, upland game and other wildlife species, riparian habitat, and hunting opportunities was authorized by the Water Resources Development Act of 1976 and modified, with some added features, by the Water Resources Development Act of 1986.
In March 1995, the District office moved from a World War II vintage headquarters facility to a new headquarters building in downtown Walla Walla. The old facility was constructed in the 1940s to serve as an Army Air Corps hospital. It was located at Walla Walla Army Air Base, which is now the Walla Walla Regional Airport.


Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah, who also holds the finance portfolio, set a record of sorts on Friday by presenting his 13th state budget and 6th in a row.
The #NammaMetroHindiBeda movement against the imposition of Hindi in Bengaluru Metro has gathered significant political support.
Bengaluru: Two city traffic policemen have won fulsome praise and reward from their department for quick thinking in allowing an ambulance ahead of President Pranab Mukherjee's convoy during his recent visit.
Awarded a contract to manufacture 800 electric locomotives for Indian Railways, Alstom, a world leader in rail transport business, has decided to produce them in India at a factory in Madhepura in Bihar.


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The municipality of Gorliz is located on the Western side of the Basque coast, 25km to the east of Bilbao.
Limited to the north west by the the Bay of Biscay, to the east by Lemoiz, to the south by Plentzia, sharing the Bilbao river.
Its 10,29 km2 of extension form part of the Uribe region.
Gorliz is characterised by its green fields, blue hues the sea, with moderate temperatures year round.
The population of Gorliz is presently over 5,300 (which quadruples in summer) is spread over the following areas which comprise the municipality: Elexalde, Andra Mari, Urezarantza, Gandia, Areatza, Gaminiz (Barrio San José), Guzurmendi Orabille. The local economy is based primarily on the service industry focused on tourism, whereas agriculture cattle-raising have been considerably reduced by the fast growing urbanisation of the area.
Gorliz has good access by road to surrounding areas such as Get, via the BI-634, Bakio via the BI-3151, Mungia via the BI-2120, is a mere 20 minutes away the airport. There are also two bus lines which service the municipality: one to the Metro station (Bilbao Metro Line 1), with departures every 20 minutes timed to coincide with metro arrivals, viceversa; the other connecting Lemoiz (Armintza) Getxo (Areeta) via Gorliz once an hour.


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Q: Doctrine 2, Custom strip xss filter? So I have been trying to implement a generic solution for stripping XSS injections before going to the view.
This works great ( for arrays, simple object and strings )
$this->view->assign('data', '<script>alert("test")</script>');
$this->view->assign('data', array(0 => '..xss attack ...'));

But doctrine has lazy loading, meaning in the view you don't get filtering for Doctrine records that the lazy loader fetched. in such that:
$this->view->assign('result', $this->model->getAllUsers());

And in the view:
// Here comes the problem.
foreach($result as $user){
    foreach($user->getComments() as $comment){

    }
}

Question
Is there any way to hydrate or apply custom a filter that uses htmlentites() function when assigning value to object ?
Solutions so far

*

*Hydrate to array before assigning to the view, but not a good idea when I want to have my custom methods.

*Use escape function on every single "echo" output ( echo $this->stripXSS($obj->getName() ) anyway, this is not secure, you might forget that and it's not really a good idea for generic solution.

Here is the function I have created for stripping XSS injections. ( its applied on assign() )
/**
     * Recursive method.
     *
     * Can remove XSS attacks from both strings and arrays.
     * Uses htmlentities, ENT_QUOTES , UTF-8
     *
     * @param mixed $var A variable to strip for XSS attacks.
     */
    public function stripXSS($var){
        // Well this was easy, lets escape that shall we ?
        if (is_string($var))return htmlentities($var, ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8');

        // This is a array, here we can need recursive...
        if (is_array($var)){
            foreach($var as $k => $v){
                // $v can be array too, and any type for that case ... so .. make it call itself.
                $var[$k] = $this->stripXSS($v);
            }
            // Return the array.
            return $var;
        // Exceptions assigned is not clonable, skip it.
        }else if (is_object($var) && !($var instanceof \Exception) && !($var instanceof \Closure)){
            // Use reflection to set properties.

            if (!method_exists($var, '__clone')){
                // Clone it, we don't want anything to change except in the VIEW...
                $var = clone $var;

                // Get its properties..
                $ref = new \ReflectionObject($var);
                $props = $ref->getProperties();
                foreach($props as $prop){
                    $prop->setAccessible(true);
                    $val = $prop->getValue($var);
                    if (is_string($val) || is_array($val) || is_object($val)){
                        $prop->setValue($var, $this->stripXSS($val));
                    }
                }
            }

        }

        // Well, this is either a int, float and so fourth - meaning it does not need to be escaped. Return.
        return $var;
    }

A: you can filter  every property (or string property) of doctrine entity just before flushing the entity object after change, You can use Doctrine`s preFlush hook for that, You just have to write 10 lines of code and it will apply on all entities. Follow this post- Prevent XSS (ZendFramework & Doctrine 2)

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Gender Studies Concentration which consists of 21 units is an Interdisciplinary Concentration co-offered by the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Social Sciences. The Gender Studies Concentration aims at delivering a unique opportunity for students to add breadth to their major studies, through being exposed to the way gender intersects with a variety of spheres of knowledge, power relations, and professional settings.
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CHIL3015 Selected Chinese Lyrics and Songs (Subtitle: Women Composers of Ci Poetry from the Song to Qing Dynasties) 3 units
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As the subtitle of special topic courses may change from time to time, it is at the discretion of the Gender Studies Concentration Management Committee regarding if a subtitled course could be counted as a Gender Studies Concentration elective course.
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From ice hockey to life sciences
Yavor Yordanov's (23) story is both unusual and inspiring. At 18, he arrived in Nijmegen from Bulgaria to pursue a career as an ice hockey goalie. The covid pandemic ended this dream. But he'd also been studying Life Sciences at HAN. Yavor is now more motivated than ever to succeed: not as an ice hockey player, but as an academic. And for a very special reason.
Yavor's internship in Milan
It's the end of a long day's work and Yavor finds himself back in his room in Milan. The Instituto Di Ricerche Farmacologiche Mario Negri found a place for him at only minutes walk from the institution. That's where he recently started his internship researching molecular mechanisms of immunoglobulin light chain amyloidosis in C. elegans. "It's quite common in Italy to be sharing a room with someone, but I got lucky."
Yavor is dedicated to reach this goal of becoming an academic, and works hard for it. "Basically every day here is long", he says with a sigh and a smile. "I work from 8.30 am to 6.30 pm, and afterwards I just go home, lay in bed and chill."
It's not that he's living a completely isolated life. "I do get out in the weekends. I like roller-skating, and there's a huge community of over 4.000 people here. So every week there are at least a couple hundred people who meet and go skating around the city. Also, I've been shopping a couple times already, because well: this is the capital of fashion, right?"
It all started with ice hockey
An important cause for Yavor's ambition lies in his first year in Nijmegen, 5 years ago. "I first came to the Netherlands mainly for ice hockey. I found out the Bulgarian national coach was in the hall-of-fame of the Nijmegen Devils, and he got in touch with them for me. So I joined the Devils and got an elite sport scholarship for HAN."
Although Yavor was the 3rd goalie and it was hard for him to earn a chance of playing, he enjoyed being in the team. Especially the celebrations after winning both championships in his 1st year. "We drove through the city on those open-roofed buses, with thousands of people chanting around us. It was amazing."
Covid and father's illness as turning point
If it wasn't for the outbreak of covid, he might still have been pursuing his childhood dream of a career as an ice hockey player. But it wasn't just covid that got in the way. Around the same time, Yavor's father was diagnosed with brain cancer.
This forced the 19-year-old Yavor to go back and forth between the Netherlands and Bulgaria. To be with his terminally ill dad in Sofia, while at the same time making sure to contribute to a group project at the HAN on… brain cancer. "I was taking care of my dad, who was passing out in my hands, had frequent seizures, and I had to deal with all of that. Meanwhile I was learning about what caused it. And in fact, I think that helped me accept the situation. Because I knew exactly what was happening."
Motivation to be the best
Yavor's father passed away not long after. "At that moment I decided, I'm going to do all I can to be the best at what I do. I'm giving it everything to work and I hope that eventually, I can really help people with my research."
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after export and disable mailbox on source (old) exchange 2007 server, I import pst file to new Exchange 2013 server.
But users at outlook - use response or auto substitution, and get massage after sending mail to the migrated user.
and if thay inpute full email address - massage send with no errors.
It like, outlook use cache. I try disable disable caching mode of outlook - but without success.
How I can fix it, the best solution?
Because of the method you used to move mailboxes this is expected behavior. Replies and emails sent via the Outlook Auto Complete cache will reference the users X400 Address, that was removed when you disabled the mailbox on the 2007 side of things.
Maybe if you can get the old x400 addresses you can try and restamp them on the new mailboxes.
Why did you do a pst export as opposed to a normal mailbox migration that would have preserved that attribute?
Try this one of the mailbox that has issue.
Locate the LegacyExchangeDN on one of the old mailbox AD attribute and add the value as X500 address to the new mailbox. Try to send to send email.
Does the issue occur on OWA?
If you can send emails fine on owa, the issue may be related to the nickname file side on outlook.
There two domains A and B, at domain A (exchange 2007), at domain B (Exchange 2013) and users account that are used currently by users. Users connect to old exchange and old accounts only for mail.
In this situation , what other way to move mailboxes or mailboxes data?
I can remove X400 address? For migration time on old Exchange?
the problem manifested when send answer massege, how i can also fix it?
How about if click the X icon when autocomplete appears and select the name of address book? I assumed this issue only occur when the user sent the email to the mailbox previously.
Otherwise you can get the X400 address of those old mailbox and add it to their new mailbox.
Hm, I can not see X400 address - only SMTP at old user mailbox.


Look at what hit certain mailboxes across the state — dated the same day as the Robin Hayes et. al. federal indictments.
If that was true, and the doctor REALLY wanted Robin to work on his health, he would have advised him to resign NOW. It can't possibly help your recovery to keep "working" for another two months.
Are we really supposed to believe that NO ONE at party headquarters knew Hayes was going to be indicted and making his first court appearance on the day this letter was dated and shipped out? Not even Hayes?
As the party's fearless leader, Hayes had an obligation to put the kibosh on wasteful spending like this that appears styled to FOOL party activists from Murphy to Manteo.
I don't know how anyone could believe that something like the indictment and court appearance could be hidden, and that Hayes could simply fade off into the sunset under the guise of "physical therapy." I guess it illustrates just how stupid the powers that be at NCGOP think we are.


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The Quartet Music Awards will take place in Atlanta on June 18, 2022, at Centerstage Concert Theater 1374 W Peachtree ST NW Atlanta, GA 30309. The show is produced by D'Angelo Morton, CEO of In-House Productions LLC. "We are excited that the awards will take place in Atlanta, a city rich in music history. This is great opportunity for us to move the genre forward, take it up another level and make the success we know it can be. The time for quartet to take its prominence as well-defined music genre is now."
The Quartet Music Awards will launch its website in December. The website will have all the pertinent information events, media credentials, tickets, and sponsor information. If your company would like to partner or present at the the Quartet Music Awards, contact Connie F. Birth ladyvp2012@gmail.com
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Nashville, TN (September 24, 2021) – Today, GRAMMY® winning artists Jonathan McReynolds and Mali Music released their highly anticipated collaboration album, Jonny x Mali: Live in LA in partnership between Mali's imprint, K Approved Enterprises, RCA Inspiration, Jonathan's Life Room Label and eOne Music.
The EP, which was recorded live in Los Angeles, features six dynamic odes that showcase Jonathan's and Mali's individual voices and prowess as songwriters but meld their talents together in a glorious fashion. Among Jonny x Mali's tracks is the uplifting hit, "Movin' On," which earned Jonathan and Mali a GRAMMY for Best Gospel Song / Performance at the 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards in March, 2021. Another highlight of Jonny x Mali is the super charged single, "Jump Ship". The live performance video for "Jump Ship" premiered today in conjunction with the release of the album.
In addition to the debut of the album, Jonathan and Mali will co-headline the Jonny x Mali Tour kicking off in Atlanta, GA on September 30th. The multi-city tour will make stops in Charlotte, NC, Philadelphia, PA, New York, NY, New Haven, CT, Washington, DC, Chicago, IL and Los Angeles, CA.
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NASHVILLE MOURNS THE LOSS OF LEGENDARY GOSPEL RADIO ICON CONNIE DENELL CATO-DICKERSON, 65
Nashville, TN — Legendary Stellar Award and NAACP Award-winning radio announcer Connie Denell Cato-Dickerson was the pride of Nashville.
The daughter of radio legend Evelyn Cato, the first black female disc-jockey in the Southeast, Denell started as a sports reporter for her school newspaper while attending Riverside High School in Chattanooga, TN. She worked for two local Chattanooga radio stations, WNOO AM and WNTP, hosting the Quiet Storm shows before attending the famed Morris-Brown College, a historically black college in Atlanta, GA. Denell went on to attend Georgia State University and worked at the local Atlanta radio station WAOK FM on the campus of Clark-Atlanta University.
In the early 80s, Denell married and relocated to Music City, Nashville, TN, where her career took off. She worked briefly at WLAC radio doing the news. Later, she joined the Nashville-based television network TNN and became the first black talent coordinator to book country music artists on nationally televised Music City Tonight, hosted by legendary country music artist Ralph Emery. Denell went on to work with the Charlie Chase and Lorraine Crook Show, as well as with Dick Clark Productions and Rac Clark on the popular show, Prime Time Country, hosted by Gary Chapman.
In 1983, Denell worked as the Morning Show Host for 92.1 WQQK FM and news reporter for WVOL AM in Nashville. By 2000, she made the shift from R&B to Gospel, launching 92Q's hugely popular radio show, Gospel Inspirations, which aired Sunday mornings and earned her the beloved title of "The Gospel Diva." Gospel Inspirations quickly became one of the most listened to radio shows in the Music City, thereby accrediting her with laying the blueprint for Black Gospel in Nashville. She retired from 92Q in December 2017, after 37 years with the company.
Kenny Smoov, Vice-President of Urban Formats and Classic Hip Hop for Cumulus Media, reflects on Denell's impact on the community. "Connie Denell retired from 92Q in 2017, but her impact on our 92Q family will last a lifetime. She is one of the architects of Gospel music for the entire region and she had a 'Heart of Gold' to go with that."
Her love and passion for Gospel music led her to audiences once more. In late 2017, Denell joined the legendary Dr. Bobby Jones as a co-host on Dr. Bobby Jones Presents television show currently airing on the Impact Television Network.
"Losing Connie has certainly been an uncomfortable situation for me," says Dr. Bobby Jones. "However, to know that I was able to play a part in her life makes me smile. I am blessed to know that I was able to give something to another soldier that has gone home to be with the Lord."
Her request to Dr. Jones was to be on television, and he obliged by sharing his platform with her as a co-host. Dr. Jones says Denell was delighted to be a part of the show.
Connie Denell Cato, 65, passed away Tuesday, August 24th, after a series of surgeries and medical complications. She is survived by her son, Stephen Keith Dickerson.
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Since I've been working exclusively in healthcare for almost two years, I haven't been in too many factories lately. I was excited to get an invitation from the local Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) chapter to tour a local factory. The company was described as a family-owned, private company that was an example of lean practices. I hoped this would be a very positive story. The great lean case studies featured here on the blog seem more likely to come from smaller private companies rather than large global public firms. For reasons you'll soon see, I'm keeping the name of the company private.
The company makes a wide range of products, ranging from small commodity items to large, custom-engineered pieces. There is some engineering know-how that's worthy of respect.
The company has zero debt load and gave the impression of being very profitable for the multiple generations of family owners (the 2nd generation was in their 70's with the 3rd generation waiting in the wings).
The General Manager pointed out how their China factories were for China customers, as their larger, more complex products could not be shipped from China to the U.S. because of the resulting slow response time and high shipping costs. The company's goal is to be "the last ____ maker standing" in the U.S., given the competition and pressures from lower labor cost countries. There was a real commitment to U.S. manufacturing that seemed genuine, something I admire and appreciate.
That said, the tour got started on a very dubious note. As our SME leader was introducing our host, he mentioned lean. The GM of the host company shook his head and said, "No…. a lot of what we do flies in the face of your lean stuff," spoken with the tone of voice that is dismissive of "our" lean stuff, as if lean and economics don't apply to everyone.
What are the innovative ideas that fly in the face of "that Lean stuff?" First, the GM said, "You see, WE consider inventory to be an asset!" as if they were the first company to rely on inventory not just as a financial asset on the books, but also as an operational strategy. They certain had plenty of assets on board, as 100k sq ft of the 400 sq ft were officially designated as "warehouse" (and this is not counting the outdoor metal storage and the piles of WIP that were everywhere in the "production" areas).
Inventory was everywhere and the company embraced its batch production strategy. The factory ran on a typical mid-market MRP/ERP system. From peeking at some shop orders, I saw a lot of MRP work orders with blank process times, which means they were running "infinite capacity" MRP planning, something that's outdated even for the MRP world. I also saw plenty of orders that were beyond their delivery date and showed typical MRP production patterns of one short value-added operation followed by days or weeks of waiting time before the next scheduled operation.
Batch production was driven by their factory layout – it was straight out of the mass production playbook: a functionally driven layout with identical machines grouped in their own large departments of similar like-minded machines. Travel distances between operations were long, I'm sure, which only encouraged the batching mentality. At that point in the tour, I couldn't muster up the energy to ask why they didn't try forming a trial Lean production cell. Even with the MRP and the bad layout and the large batches, they could indeed get an order out "same day" if needed (which proves it IS possible). But, same days orders came either thanks to a lot of WIP or a vibrant "hero mentality." The GM explained how they normally work two shifts, but they'll work all night if necessary to get a hot order out for an important customer.
Putting the MRP system in (because of Y2K concerns) "damn near killed us" because it was running so slowly and they lost a lot of the functionality that was in their old custom system (a common complaint of MRP/ERP customers). They claimed the MRP system allowed them to "accurately cost out" the production and setup time. Maybe I was unlucky in peaking at work orders that had zero times, or the costing isn't as accurate as they think.
Even with custom products, the GM bragged about their batch production, how they determined "optimal" run sizes based on their set up times, often producing a "year's worth" of the product and then shipping it gradually in small quantities during the year. I didn't get a chance to ask why they hadn't tried reducing their setup times so that they could produce smaller batches.
Many types of waste were rampant, including operators watching machines (it wasn't quite one man per machine, but it was close). I did see one machine running unattended, at least. I felt particularly bad for one operator who was loading successive parts of a batch after first carrying the heavy metal part about 20 feet from the WIP pallet to the machine. Why nobody was moving the pallet closer to the machine is anybody's guess.
I recall a large Safety banner hanging up for all to see, but also saw a machine running without guarding and another a vertical turning lathe with chips piled up so high around it that it was bound to be a safety problem or a quality problem, I wasn't sure which, but it looked awful. The machines were old (which isn't bad necessarily) but they were also oil colored – either through some master plan to keep them from looking dirty, or they were just covered in oil, as was the floor in many places. You really had to watch your step or you'd slip in oil or trip over a pallet holding WIP.
The place was doomed, it was just a matter of time before they would lose all of the business, short of the most custom and most lead-time sensitive products.
I emailed the SME tour organizer afterward (not wanting to be rude while on site at the tour, a main reason for just keeping my mouth shut) and asked about the disconnect in what was advertised as a "lean" company tour and the non-lean reality. The answer I got back started with "I guess it's a matter of perspective. I was quite impressed with their logistics…." I don't want to badmouth SME as they do a lot of good work and publishing related to Lean, but the sense I got from the average SME member on tour with us was that they were fascinated with the details of each individual machine, but they couldn't see the waste around them. I'm glad the SME is at least trying to educate their members about Lean.
So even though I've completely badmouthed the nameless company, I really do appreciate them letting me come in and tour their operations. If anything, it was a reminder that not everybody values what Lean can bring to them. I just hope that the company is able to learn about Lean before it's too late. Should I have spoken up and pushed Lean more? Would that have ultimately been more respectful than keeping my mouth shut for the most part?
Signs, Error Proofing, and Explaining Why in the Gym And what about our workplaces?
I am not surprised by your honest comments. I have seen still worst Companies, who according to MEP's and other Fly-by-Night consultants tout as best LEAN example. There are worst Field officers and agents in MEP circle as well as Fly-by-Night Consultant than this SME agent. The problem is these individuals never had HANDS-ON experience. They came to know about Lean by attending some seminars, reading books and more importantly good ORATORS. They speak in such a nice language with all LEAN lingos, you have see and hear them to believe. I have worked with these kinds and I know how good they are in talking, but when it comes to walk the talk they just tumble.
Mark, one of my personal demons is the fact I am quick to bash instead of helping people. I am taking it upon myself to improve on this. I think you did the right thing while on the tour and from the sounds of it the GM is not too open to change… so this is a tough one. The sad thing is the reaction you got from the SME person. Perhaps, if you were to take further action, it would be with them. Send them a link to the Lean Blog and perhaps this tour guide will "learn to see" all that they are missing.
Thanks for the tour of one of the 1st two companies & mentalities I worked for. Luckily, company #2 learned & embraced the TPS/LEAN system and that is what kept them open after 9/11.
Sounds like my experience with SME is no different than yours. It always struck me as odd how they could promote LEAN, but be so 'magic' machine (or pill) focused.
My point isn't to bash SME, the overall organization. I am hoping to get more involved with the local chapter and will do my best to try to drive lean education and awareness, but in the right environment. I think the disconnect was in the tour organizer's definition of "lean." He was happy with their customer service (fast response to emergency orders), but there really was nothing "lean" about the place.
On a plant tour a few years ago, sponsored by another professional organization, we were led to a "Pull Sequence" cell. The typical explanation of how a pull system works in a "U" shaped cell was just finished when I asked why, since it was a pull system, the molding operation about two thirds of the way through the cell had a huge pile of sub-assemblies piled in front of it, and an operator, who was almost in tears, was fighting the machinery to try to catch up. "There's a problem with the mold." "So how did all of the material get stacked in front of that operation?" "We pulled the material to make the daily production and it has gotten that far." I did a Graban.
This story rings true with many folks. The idea of keeping a broken system running by applying an MRP system and enough over-time to ship "the hot orders" can be seen all over manufacturing both inside and outside the USA.
Seeing a factory that has truly embraced making lean improvements can be inspiring. When the plant tour guide explained to a co-worker of mine how they had to change tool operations in a U cell to have equal processing time to keep parts flowing, it caused my co-worker to understand that EVERYTHING has to change. It was something that he could not get through my explanation or through a book, he had to see it himself.
Hopefully manufacturers in the US will begin to share their successes and admit their weaknesses with one another. That hands on experience of seeing what success looks like, and being able to ask real questions can be priceless.
Does that mean you wimped out or that you respectfully kept your mouth shut because it wasn't worth the effort to say something?
I like the new term "Pulling a Graban"…in fact I frequently find myself doing this while working in my current position when I happen upon areas that will not take the Lean influence yet. This is great, LOL!
I find it funny going from company to company what each explains "lean" or "six sigma". They each take a different meaning to it which is usually "cost savings". While quality, throughput, and downtime remain the same, they only tend to cut heads. Now the explaination why lean (especially kanban) doesn't work is they are now a "job shop", but they make 50-80% of the same product every day! Why do they insist on making rules for the exceptions than the norm?


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Three Steps Forward And Two Steps Back: Hawks 4 – Wild 5
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Remember when Paula Abdul was like the center of all your middle school fantasies, which basically amounted to holding a girl's hand? Ah, the innocence…
Oh right, hockey. It would appear the Hawks are going to try things in reverse this season, if I'm going to make wild conclusions after 11 games because we've got nothing else to do. Usually their sloppy, barely bothered effort on the 2nd of a back-to-back on the road comes in February or March. While the Wild did enough to let the Hawks back into this one, the Hawks did more to cost themselves the contest.
It's rare you see the Hawks so sloppy at both blue lines tonight. So many shifts saw them failing to get the puck out when given the chance and having to cycle back and defend. How many times did they nearly get caught on a change because of misplays at the offensive blue line? Four, five? Maybe more? They just aren't the most cohesive of units right now.
Zucker's opener was a result of misplays from a couple Hawks on the boards. Ryan Carter scored off a rush when Kane didn't quite know what to do when covering for TVR at the point and got caught. The last two goals sprang from Hawks d-men getting caught too far outside, leaving a lane through the middle that either ended in a goal (Spurgeon) or a scramble that did (Niederreiter). It will not make for a happy Q.
The Two Obs
-These aren't in any particular order and I actually just thought of it, but perhaps it is Teuvo who is suffering most from the short summer. Pretty much every one else on the roster has been through it or is accustomed to the NHL grind. Teuvo had never played more than 50 games in a season in Finland and was always done in April. He played over 90 combined between Rockford and the Hawks last year and for the first time only had a two month turnaround. Throw in being bounced between spots and linemates and you get this hesitant player. His feet will land on the ground before too long.
-Hawks probably aren't going to win too much when Seabrook is a -13 in Corsi.
-The call-up of Hartman kind of just gives the Hawks more of the same problem they had already, Now they have five fourth liners. Sort of symbolic their two best chances to tie the game tonight fell to CatButt. Guess how that ended.
-So Toews won't go scoreless at even-strength this year. I know you were worried. Toews's numbers actually took a jump when Teuvo was put on his line after Hossa was hurt, and Teuvo was on the right side. Hmm…
-Probably Trevor Daley's best game so far this year. Then again, maybe that's relative to the rest of the crew tonight.
-For Viktor Svedberg to be an effective NHLer, his brain and instincts are going to have to make up for where his feet can't get him to. Rushing all the way to the boards to chase Koivu who could then easily let in Zucker before Nino banged home the rebound would suggest there's a long row to hoe before he gets there. Such are the mistakes the Hawks are going to live through if they want to be patient with young d-men.
-As for Gustafsson, some good some bad. There was that pass to Anisimov, but there were some curious decisions with the puck in his own zone as well. Would like to see more, probably won't as soon as Rozsival can stand up for four consecutive minutes.
-I'll echo Feather, I like the limited look on Kero and hope he gets more than the customary two weeks that every other kid seems to get.
-Scott Darling wasn't particularly helpful. The first goal can't go in, he was down too early for Spurgeon's, and he overcommitted on Carter's though that was a clean rush. The big saves after giving up four or five are cute and all, and hey, they made Ondrej Pavelec rich. But needs to be better.
While the Central is going to be a grinder all year, the broadcast's harping on the standings already seem premature at best. Every team will have a rough 10-game stretch, and the Hawks might have a worse one than this at some point. They'll return home, though only to see two teams that are playing well at the moment.
Onwards.
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Morning Links 11/2/15


Why settle for pepperoni slices when you can dress up your precious pizza with these appetizing sausage and basil meatballs? Transforming a weeknight dinner into a festive occasion is easier than you think and takes only minutes. Don't fret if there's any leftover pizza sauce—just freeze it until next time.
Preheat oven to 400°F (200°C). Shape sausage meat into 20 small meatballs using 1 Tbsp each. Arrange on a cooking sheet lined with aluminum foil and bake in oven for 10 minutes or until golden brown.
For the sauce: Meanwhile, in a saucepan, warm olive oil over low heat and gently cook the garlic (do not brown). Pour tomatoes into a bowl and crush by hand or using a potato masher. Transfer to saucepan along with remaining ingredients, reduce heat to low and simmer for 20 minutes or until thickened.
Place pizza dough on a cooking sheet. Spread generously with pizza sauce. Arrange meatballs on pizza and sprinkle with mozzarella.
Bake 10 minutes or until crust is golden and cheese has melted. Decorate with previously hand-torn basil leaves. If desired, drizzle with a little olive oil and serve right away.


For a complete list of Art History undergraduate courses, see our Faculty Arts & Science Calendar entry. Please keep in mind, not all courses listed in the Calendar are offered in a given year. See below for FAH course group details.
The Faculty of Arts & Science Timetable lists the courses that are being offered in a given session. Please visit Academics & Registration for registration instructions and sessional dates.
The majority of courses in the Art History program use either the Federated Academic Digital Imaging System (FADIS) or Quercus Portal to generate web material including syllabi, lecture slides, and handouts. Log in using your UTORid and password. Please consult with your course instructor to verify which learning management system is used.
Majors may count up to 1.0 FCE–and Specialists up to 2.0 FCE–from the courses shown below to satisfy degree requirements for FAH courses. The courses will be credited at the appropriate level (i.e. as 100, 200, 300, or 400 series) and can in certain circumstances be used to meet period distribution requirements. Please visit the page "Related Courses" for more information about courses offered outside the department.
Eligible students may undertake an independent study course under the supervision of a St. George Department of History of Art faculty member. To apply for an independent study course, complete and submit the FAH Independent Study Application Form to the Director of Undergraduate Studies before the usual course enrolment deadline (early September for F & Y courses; early January for S courses.) If approved, the Undergraduate Office will enrol you in the course on ACORN.
Internships allow students to learn about the practice of art history through first-hand experience in an art museum, commercial gallery, art publication, or educational institution. In addition to the University of Toronto Art Museum Toronto offers many opportunities to develop a suitable short-term position. Students interested in an internship will be expected to make the professional connections and define the nature of the project well before the semester in which they wish to begin the internship. The Director of Undergraduate Studies and department faculty are excellent resources for contacts within the art community in Toronto.
In order for the internship to receive credit, students will need to have the semester project approved before the start of the semester. They should submit a short (one to two paragraphs) statement of the project, signed by both the student and the supervisor of the internship to the Director of Undergraduate Studies. This statement must include a description of the project including relevant activities and a clear educational goal for the internship. Appropriate internships might include contribution to the planning or research for an exhibition, developing curatorial files on collections, assisting with a publication, developing educational materials, or other substantive activities that offer the opportunity for learning more about the practice of art history, cultural work that engages with objects, and publications. Other areas are possible but the project should be discussed with the Director of Undergraduate Studies well beforehand.
Most internship will be for one semester only; the maximum amount of credit possible for an internship is one full credit. Students should request to register for either FAH481H1 or FAH481Y1. Students may not register for both.
With the exception of U of T Art Museum internships, at the end of the internship, for credit to be given, students will write a report (two to three pages) on the experience, to be submitted to the Director of Undergraduate Studies by the end of classes of the semester in which the internship was taken.
Studying original works of art and architecture is a key component in the history of art. The Department of History of Art offers, through Woodsworth College, courses abroad on a regular basis and encourages students to consider enroling in these. Courses are offered on a rotating basis; please consult the Woodsworth College's Summer Abroad website, the department's website, and the registration handbook for information on specific courses offered in any given year.
In addition to the FAH courses offered abroad every summer, it is normally possible for students who have completed approximately 10 courses (in all departments) to continue their studies abroad for one year. Such students should be pursuing a Specialist or Major program. Application forms are available from the college registrars' offices. Applicants must obtain approval of the Departmental Adviser for Study Elsewhere on their forms, and submit them to the Office of the Faculty Registrar, Sidney Smith Hall, Room 1006. Consult the Centre for International Experience website for more information.


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Emir of Qatar Interested in Investing in Mandalika Economic Zone
Indonesian President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) said the Emir of Qatar, Syah Tamim, was interested in investing in the Special Economic Zone (KEK) of Mandalika, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB).
"When we met the Emir of Qatar, I showed him a picture of Mandalika; the Emir is very impressed with the beauty of Mandalika," Jokowi stated during the inauguration of the Tourism KEK of Mandalika in Central Lombok District, West Nusa Tenggara, Friday.
After seeing the beauty of Mandalika, the Qatari Emir said he wanted to take advantage of all the investment opportunities in the Mandalika area, Jokowi affirmed.
"He (Emir) said, President Jokowi, I have taken it all. I immediately told him to wait first. You can send a team first, and then we talk about it," Jokowi revealed.
Considering the huge potential of the 1,175 hectares, Jokowi hoped that the investment in Mandalika KEK could be realized, as, if it is developed, it would have an impact on the welfare and economy of the people around the area.
"Investors should make clear rules. They should not sign a contract, and and later keep quiet," he stressed.
If the investors do not build the project in six months after the signing of the contract, the agreement should be canceled, Jokowi emphasized.
"If you do not want to build it, you should cancel it (the agreement), because there are many investors willing to invest in Mandalika," President Jokowi observed.
Later, the President has ordered his ministers to follow up on the results of the recent visit of the Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs Luhut Pandjaitan stated.
The Emir has expressed interest to invest in Indonesia. As the KEK Mandalika has good prospects, it will be offered to the Middle East country.
The KEK Mandalika has a terminal for cruise ships, and its airports runway will be expanded to reach up to three thousand meters. A halal resort will also be built in Mandalika.
"Qatar could be involved in all of those," he added.
The Indonesian Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry has finalized a deal to buy liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Qatar at a price of US$7.16 per million British thermal units.
The LNG will be used in a power plant in North Sumatra or in eastern Indonesia, he said.
Meanwhile, President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) had sought greater investment from Qatar during a meeting with its Emir at the Bogor Presidential Palace on Oct. 18.
"His Excellency Emir Al Thani and I were discussing efforts to strengthen cooperation in the infrastructure and tourism sectors," the president noted during a press conference after the meeting.
Indonesia and Qatar have agreed to follow up on several cooperation agreements signed by the ministers of both countries.
The ongoing projects that have been implemented under the Indonesia-Qatar investment agreements include the construction of a power plant by Nebras Power and PT Paiton Energy, worth $1.3 billion, as well as the construction of a gas and steam power plant Sumbagut 134, in cooperation with PT Pembangkit Jawa Bali, worth $1 billion.
http://www.antaranews.com/en/news/113147/qatar-interested-in-investing-in-mandalika-economic-zone-president
http://www.antaranews.com/en/news/113178/president-orders-ministers-to-follow-up-on-qatari-emirs-visit
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Mold is serious stuff. It can lurk below cabinets, beneath carpets, even behind walls. And it can cause you and your family serious health problems. Black mold is considered by far the most dangerous and has been linked to many different forms of cancer among a wide array of people. That's why if you've had a flood, an overflow or been unfortunate enough to have been hit by a natural disaster involving water, you want to hire a professional mold removal company. A company that has the experience as well as the expertise to clean up any mess gallons and gallons of water can cause. When you hire a mold removal company they will immediately dispatch a crew to come and assess the damage. After that, their first order of business will be to remove as much of the water and moisture from your home as possible. They will probably start by using industrial strength wet/dry vacuums designed to evacuate your home of water. You'll be amazed how dry your carpet will seem after just one use of their wet/dry vacuum, but don't be lulled into complacency; there is still no doubt water in the pad beneath your carpet and in the cracks and fine lines beneath your wood and tile floors. And where there is water, there is soon mildew and then mold.
Mold removal companies know just how fast mildew and mold can develop which is why they respond so quickly, often within just a few hours. After evacuating as much moisture as they can from your floors they will bring in and place many high-powered fans and dehumidifiers to reduce the moisture still in the air. Another process they may employ is that of freeze drying items. Once frozen, they will then be heated slowly so as to release the moisture as vapor. Their goal is to prevent mold from forming and if it does form, to remove it as promptly as possible. They want to remove as much moisture from your home as possible. In the summer months, they will probably suggest that your turn on the air conditioning to help dry out your home as well as turning on all the fans possible. In the winter months, they will suggest you turn on the furnace to heat up and dry out your house. Mold is not only unsightly it can extremely dangerous. Many people have developed asthma, lung and skin irritations due to mold.
Mold remediation differs from removal in that it is the process by which mold growth is removed and cleaned from all surfaces and from the contents (furniture, drapery, carpets, bedding, appliances and possessions) of a home. Remediation is a method of identifying and isolating any areas of a home or any possessions that contain mold spores. Mold removal isn't just a specialized service, it's also a science as well. Knowing how much drying is necessary, knowing where to apply cold, where to apply heat, and where to apply chemicals and compounds is quite involved but a reputable mold remediation company will know the answers to all these questions upon seeing the flooded area. Without a qualified mold remediation company, not only are you risking a recurrence of mold but the possible loss of possessions and even further damage to your home.
If you're thinking you can handle the removal of moisture, mildew and mold from your home by yourself, you may want to think again. If even the tiniest bit of mildew is left, it can easily turn into dangerous mold in just a matter of days and cause major health problems for the residents of your home particularly children and seniors as their immune systems are weaker than those of adults. Particles may be hiding in heating and cooling systems and duct work, behind drywall and under carpets, and even behind wallpaper and wood paneling. You have to not only be prepared to look everywhere, but you need the proper equipment to do so. A reliable mold remediation company has all the necessary tools to not only diagnose the problem but to remedy it. It's crucial that you use professionals to safely isolate and treat any areas that may have been affected during the incident. These professionals use many different techniques, tactics and tools to identify, isolate and eradicate mold such as air scrubbers and HEPA filters that keep the mold spores from spreading to other parts of the structure and further contaminating your home. While mold removal and remediation is similar to the strategies developed for removing and treating other hazardous materials such as asbestos. Sophisticated techniques must be employed to fight mold because while a large growth is clearly visible, spores are basically invisible. The main difference between mold removal and asbestos abatement is that water can't be used to keep airborne germs and spores under control as it can be when dealing with asbestos; after a flood, overflow or natural disaster involving water, the last thing you want in your home is more water.


The Kerala VHSE Board conducted VHSE SAY and Improvement Exam on June 2015. The SAY exam conducted for the the VHSE March 2015 exam failed students and for the candidates who wanted to improve their results of March 2015 exam. All the SAY appeared candidates ca now check their exam results from the web site now.


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Daniel Sturridge surprised by Naby Keita's qualities
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Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has admitted that he is surprised with the output provided by Naby Keita on the playing field. The Guinea international joined the Reds from RB Leipzig for a reported fee of around £52.7m this summer and he has since made a good impression in the pre-season games.
Speaking to Liverpool's official website, Sturridge said that he has been impressed with the way Keita has coped since making the switch to Merseyside, he said: "I love that guy. I'm surprised how good he is actually, if I'm honest. I knew he was good but I don't watch German football too often. I haven't seen a midfielder like him for a while, he is something different. It's crazy. The things he can do with the ball – he can defend, he can pass, he can dribble, he is fast, he is strong. We share some good times and have a lot of laughs together. I like him a lot, he's a good guy."
The Reds have had issues with one department or the other which has hampered their title prospects but they appear to have found the right balance this time around with most of their requirements sorted. The goalkeeping position had been underlined as the prime concern after the shambles from Loris Karius in the Champions League final but that has also been resolved with Alisson Becker arriving from AS Roma on a record fee for a shot-stopper.
Liverpool are presently in the second part of their pre-season in the United States where they have already succumbed to a 3-1 defeat to Borussia Dortmund. Manchester City and Manchester United await them for the remaining games during the tour before they head to Europe for friendlies against Napoli and Torino. Thereafter, Jurgen Klopp's side entertain West Ham United in the Premier League opener on August 12.