Present: Mantas Adomenas, Stephen Cowley, Christopher Forsyth (Chairman), Nicholas Holmes, Elisabeth Leedham-Green, Saskia Murk-Jansen, Timothy Milner, David Phillipson, Jennifer Rigby, Roger Salmon, John Spencer.
The Board confirmed the minutes.
a) Administrative support. The Chairman reported that matters were progressing and that he had completed the role description form. This now awaited grading by the Personnel Division and then final approval by the Registrary before advertisement.
b) The University's strategy. There was a discussion of the University's strategy (based on a working paper produced by David Phillipson after Roger Salmon's earlier draft). Inter alia there was a discussion of graduate students, the affordability of housing near Cambridge for University staff, the means by which Professors are elected, and the "world class" status of the University. It was agreed that David Phillipson would revise the working paper.
3) Meeting with William Brown, George Reid and Tim Mead.
There followed a meeting with two members of Council and the Registrary. In an earlier letter the Registrary had raised two issues: whether the Board should continue to produce one "blockbuster" annual Report, and precise remit of the Board according to Statutes and Ordinances and the original concept in the Wass Report.
He also noted that the Wass Report anticipated that the members of the Board would engage in the Discussions of the Reports, and that by delaying its annual Report until the end of the year there was a lack of immediacy.
Members of the Board noted that there was little time between the publication of the Reports and the Discussions for the Board to perform an in-depth analysis. In the past the Board has been careful to investigate its facts before publishing its Reports or making comments in Discussions. Members of the Board were open to the idea that the Board make more substantive remarks on the Reports at the appropriate Discussion, however more time would be needed between the time that the Board saw the Reports and the Discussion. One way forward might be for the Board to see draft the Reports in draft form.
The Board interpreted the second of these to justify, say, its investigation into CAPSA, and the interest it has taken in the RAM. Both these issues are examples where an informed, but delayed, response was appropriate. It was suggested that the appropriate time to make comments on the RAM was at the time of the Allocations Report. A concern was also expressed that unless it was careful the Board might decisions pre-empt Council. Members of the Board stressed that that was not their intention. The Board's role was inquisitorial not policy-making.
The Registrary emphasised the need to obey Statutes and Ordinances. Members of the Board agreed.
Professor Brown asked if the Board saw itself playing a similar role to Council as a parliamentary select committee plays to government. Dr Cowley expressed the view that there was a difference between a select committee that monitored a department, and the Public Accounts Committee or the Public Administration Committee. He thought that the latter two might be a good analogy.
There was a discussion about Discussions, and as to whether they could be made more effective. It was agreed that Discussions might be improved if informed members of the Regent House, such as members of the Board, contributed to them. It was suggested that if a member of the Board contributes to a Discussion they should state their membership of the Board at the start of their contribution. Dr Cowley expressed the hope that responses from Council to such contributions would take a positive tone. It was suggested that sometimes it was difficult to understand the points being made in certain contributions.
There was a brief discussion of the Board's draft paper on the working of Council. A question was raised as to whether it was appropriate for the Board to comment on the workings of Council. Members of the Board observed that the workings of Council were referred to in the Annual Report of Council. Moreover, the review of the working of Council grew out of the Shattock on Finklestein Report. It was reported that there was now more time to discuss policy issues at Council, e.g. this year there had been detailed discussion of fees, the primate centre and the RAM. There was also a brief discussion of the relationship between the Planning and Resources Committee and the Finance Committee. The Board was pleased to learn that proposals would be published in the near future. It was agreed that the Board should meet with the Registrary at a later date to discuss the draft paper in more detail.
It was noted that there might be room for improvement in the organisation of papers for Council, e.g. in focusing attention of members of Council on key points by means of fuller agenda notes (cf. the papers prepared for certain other committees). It was noted that the University needs a more formal business timetable that is actually observed by committees of the University. There was a discussion on the frequency of meetings of Council and whether this might improve the processing of business by Council.
It was agreed that the Board's aims are the same as those of Council, and that a system of "opposition" would not be good.
There was a discussion of the Council responses to the Board's earlier Reports. It was observed that the Board had advocated the consolidation of the CUP and ULCES accounts, and the abolition of the chest/non-cheat distinction, for a number of years before Council acted on them (e.g. after pressure from external bodies). Members of the Board thought that a forthright agreement or disagreement might be more helpful than a more bland statement.
There was a discussion of the Council's response to the Board's eighth Report, covering its tone and topics such as the primate centre and the assistant staff pension scheme. Dr Holmes, a recently elected member of the Board, noted that the Council had described the Board's report as "alarmist" on this point. However, the recent agenda of the personnel committee indicated that the managers were now seeking a top-up of £12.6 million, together with an increase in contributions to 22.5% of salary; this was in line with the Board's Report.
It was noted that there could be great benefit from open government in developing trust. The Registrary noted that since the Press read Reports and contributions to Discussions, there is a need to be careful what is said lest it be misunderstood. He expressed the view that the balance between Council and the Regent House was not yet right, and noted that Wass has envisaged enhanced authority for Council. It was suggested that there was a need to improve trust between the Regent House and the central bodies.
§ The Board would like to see the draft Annual Reports of the General Board and Council before they are published so that it could make more substantive comments at the time of the Discussion of these Reports.
§ The Board would also like to see improved dialogue between the Council and Scrutiny.
§ The Board would view it as helpful to discuss with the Registrary its working paper on the effectiveness of Council, in particular the rôle of Registrary.
The Board thanked the delegation from Council from attending. The meeting was viewed as having been productive.


Can I Change a Southwest Flight if I Booked a Roundtrip?
This isn't a reader question per se, but instead a comment I received in a post last week when I wrote about the Southwest fare sale going on at the time. It was a valid comment that I am sure many people are wondering when a Southwest flight price decreases and you want to get your points or money back on the fare difference.
However, with Southwest, you can get the fare difference back in the form of points or a voucher regardless if you booked your flight as a roundtrip or two one-ways! But I absolutely understand this misconception many readers might have.
So let's say you booked a roundtrip with Southwest and only one way went down in price. You go about pretty much the same process as I described in this detailed post, but in Step 2 when you click the checkbox in the "Select Flights To Change" process you only select the checkbox for the leg of the flight that went down in price. You leave the other leg unchecked. This will then allow you to go ahead and change just one way of your flight leaving the other way unchanged.
Additionally with Southwest, if you book a roundtrip flight and need to cancel one of the ways you can do that as well! The only disadvantage of booking as a roundtrip is that you will need to call Southwest reservations to cancel. You cannot cancel just one way of a roundtrip itinerary online.
I've called reservations to cancel one leg of a round trip before. It is a quick and painless process and they don't charge you for doing it on the phone.
If you book roundtrip and one leg goes down (say as part of a sale), but the other leg has gone up by more than the sale discount on the other leg. Can you rebook just one leg without adjusting the price of the other leg? Since fares generally go up when fewer seats are available, I worry about this situation when booking RT.
@Mary M – Yes, you are able to re-book just one leg.
Hi can you clarify. I accidentally booked a trip using southwest points as a round trip. I am unsure if I'll use the outbound so booked a separate outbound for a day later as a one way. However if I take the trip I'm definitely using the return flight that's part of the roundtrip. If I decide to use the separate one way flight for the outbound, can I call SW and cancel the outbound of the roundtrip and get my points back?
@Jeremy – Yes, you can call Southwest and have them cancel the outbound but keep the return.
@Tamara – Very easy to do. You will just need to pay the price difference between the flight on September 2nd to September 5th. There are no change fees either which is nice.
Sorry, I know this topic is dated, but I was wondering about Southwest change policy. I am looking at spring break flights 2016. I was wondering if the outbound time of 10:10 is "not available" and I choose an earlier time and then it does become available prior to my travel date; can I change flight times w/o penalty; or rather switch to another outbound flight? Is everything doable as long as it is prior to 10 minutes before departure? I notice some flights says: not available and others are sold out. What is the difference?
@ann – Yes, you can absolutely change your flight to a different time, but you will need to pay the difference in fare. As long as it is 10 minutes prior to departure anything is do-able. There are no change fees, you just pay the difference in fare regardless if it is a different date, same date (different time), etc.
I made a reservation for 3 of us and now one person can't go on the same flight. Is there a way to change or cancel only that persons?
@Rob – Yes. You can do it online or call Southwest and have them cancel that persons flight.
How do I cancel one way of a round-trip Southwest flight online? Or do I have to call Southwest?
@Amy Levin – Canceling a one-way is probably best by calling Southwest.


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Q: OrientJS: Store binary data alongside "normal" attributes I would like to use OrientDB as a database for .csv files and store these in the original form in a binary field of a record using OrientJS. Additionally, I would like to store a name and a description as Strings. I worked through the documentation and was able to store raw binary records via
 var fs = require('fs');
 var testcsv = fs.readFile('test.csv',
 function(error, data){
    if(error) throw error;
    var binary = new Buffer(data);
    binary['@type'] = 'b';
    binary['@class']='CSV';
    db.record.create(binary);
})

However, I have found no way to store a record with a field of the type "Binary".
I tried several ways, all of which do not seem to work. E.g.:
     var fs = require('fs');
     var testcsv = fs.readFile('test.csv',
     function(error, data){
        if(error) throw error;
        var binary = new Buffer(data);
        binary['@type'] = 'b';
        binary['@class']='CSV';
        db.record.create({
           '@class': 'Test',
           'file': binary,
           'name': 'X',
           'description': 'Y'
        });
     })

If 'field' is not declared as 'Binary' it gets set to the type 'Embedded' by default and the .csv is "stored".
If 'field' is declared as 'Binary' an error is thrown:
Unhandled rejection OrientDB.RequestError: Error on unmarshalling field 'file' in record #22:-1 with value: file: ...
DB name="mydb"
    at child.Operation.parseError (...node_modules\orientjs\lib\transport\binary\protocol33\operation.js:864:13)
    at child.Operation.consume (...node_modules\orientjs\lib\transport\binary\protocol33\operation.js:455:35)
    at Connection.process (...node_modules\orientjs\lib\transport\binary\connection.js:399:17)
    at Connection.handleSocketData (...node_modules\orientjs\lib\transport\binary\connection.js:290:20)
    at emitOne (events.js:96:13)
    at Socket.emit (events.js:188:7)
    at readableAddChunk (_stream_readable.js:176:18)
    at Socket.Readable.push (_stream_readable.js:134:10)
    at TCP.onread (net.js:548:20)

As I tried many other ways I am left clueless. Am I misunderstanding something?
Help is greatly appreciated!

A: Here is a workaround where binary files are encoded to base64 and then stored as a string property.
Here is an example where I encode a svg file and then decode it again after loading from the database:
// First npm install the following packages
npm install orientjs
npm install await-to-js

Then create a file app.js and run it:
const OrientDBClient = require("orientjs").OrientDBClient;
const to = require('await-to-js').default;

// EXAMPLE FILE: AN SVG IMAGE
var svg = `<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="400" height="400">
<circle cx="100" cy="100" r="50" stroke="black" stroke-width="5" fill="red" /></svg>`

connect().then(async function(db) {

    // Add class to database
    [err, result] = await to(
        db.session.class.create('Example', 'V')
    );
    if (err) { console.error(err); };

    // Add property image to class
    [err, result] = await to(
        db.session.command('CREATE PROPERTY Example.image STRING').all()
    );
    if (err) { console.error(err); };

    // Add property name to class
    [err, result] = await to(
        db.session.command('CREATE PROPERTY Example.name STRING').all()
    );
    if (err) { console.error(err); };

    // *****************************************************************
    // ********************* USING BASE64 ENCODING *********************
    // *****************************************************************

    // Convert to base64
    var buf = Buffer.from(svg, 'utf-8').toString("base64");

    // Add node to class with image encoded as base64
    [err, result] = await to(
        db.session.insert().into('Example').set({image: buf, name: 'ABC'}).one()
    );
    if (err) { console.error(err); };

    // Retrieve base64 encoded svg from database
    [err, result] = await to(
        db.session.select('image').from('Example').where({name: 'ABC'}).one()
    );
    if (err) { console.error(err); };

    // Output svg XML to the console
    var output = Buffer.from(result.image, 'base64');
    console.log(output.toString('ascii'));
})

async function connect() {
    // Connect to Server
    [err,client] = await to(OrientDBClient.connect({
        host:   'localhost',    // Specify your host here
        port:   '2424'          // Make sure you call the HTTP port
    }));
    if (err) {
        console.log("Cannot reach OrientDB. Server is offline");
        return false;
    }

    // Connect to Database.
    [err,session] = await to(client.session({
        name:       'demodb',   // Name of your database
        username:   'admin',    // Username of your database
        password:   'admin'     // Password of your database
    }));
    if (err) {
        console.log("Database doesn't exist.");
        return false;
    }

    // Add handler
    session.on('beginQuery', (obj) => {
        console.log(obj);
    });

    // Check if session opens
    console.log("Successfully connected to database.");
    var graph = {client, session};
    return graph;
}

This code will create a class Example that has properties image and name and will then create a vertex where the svg is saved as a base64 encoded string. It also shows how to retrieve the image again into javascript.

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ホテルの金庫に預けているお金があります。/ I have some money in the hotel safe.
・I put the necklace in the safe.
・Does this room have a safe?
・A ring was stolen from my safe.
・My passport is in the safe.
・She put her valuables in the safe.
I hope you come back to the blog again tomorrow!


In conjunction with the International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg between 1 and 3 June, Fox journalist Megyn Kelly participated in a plenary session including, among others, the Prime Minister of India, the Chancellor of Austria, Presidents of Moldova and Russia, and 5,000 other participants. She was quite a moderator – I really enjoyed her bold and straightforward way of asking questions to the host of that meeting – Vladimir Putin. And Putin responded, plainly annoyed, yet in a strange way, patiently.
I read a stenogram from that Friday afternoon the 2nd of June, watching a video recording (and blogging) a bit. I have seldom witnessed such a true encounter between Russians and Americans as it became – in front of such an audience.
M. Kelly also made a special TV interview with Putin (see below ) , which for some reason has been published in more unprocessed form on Russian RT, but in more processed (and shorter) form – with pictures, illustrative elements and comments – on Kelly's own TV show, Channel NBC (again – see below – Putin in translation sounds harder than the original) – The program was broadcasted on Sunday evening 4/6.
Here, she might have been slightly enchanted by Putin, for which she has been severely criticized by American TV reviewers. But the same questions are asked, and some or a few more (and some fewer, that's true). And basically the same answers were given.
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What Are Two Major Agents of Erosion?
By David McGuffin
Erosion is the natural process where the earth and its soils are broken down by wind and water. As a result of this natural process, channels, gulleys, canyons and many other natural geological phenomena are created over hundreds or thousands of years.
Water from streams can gradually grind rocks into sand.
According to National Geographic, erosion by wind and water are responsible not only for small scale geological features, but also large-scale ones such as the Grand Canyon.
As water falls onto a geological feature, such as a mountain, gravity pulls the water down, coalescing it into one or more places where it naturally encounters the least resistance on its way down to lower elevations. The natural pathway that water takes from places of higher elevation to lower elevations also causes the soils and rocks along that pathway to erode into features such as stream channels or small canyons, which may take several decades or hundreds of years. In large weather events, flash floods can dramatically cause quick changes in the landscape.
Another major contributor to erosion is the wind, especially in desert environments with mountains, where the winds can carry grains of sand at high speeds, hitting rock formations and degrading the rock. Over time, just as water can shape the earth's soils and rocks, wind can also change and shift Earth's geological formations; however, evidence of wind erosion is much more subtle than water-based erosion sites. One of the best examples of wind erosion is shifting sand dunes in deserts.
Primary Succession
Although not technically considered erosion, primary succession does involve the breaking down of rocks over time; however, in this case, the rocks are broken down into soils by plants. Mosses and lichen are responsible for the initial stages of primary succession, where rocks are slowly broken down as these plants sink their root structures into the rock searching for water and minerals. Over time, enough rock is broken down into soil so that smaller plants or tree shoots can take root.
Erosion Concerns
In urban development and community planning, the issue of erosion is of major importance due to the risk of freshwater ecosystems becoming easily contaminated by sediment runoff caused by erosion. Sediment runoff is the number one danger to the health of freshwater ecosystems, as the turbidity of the water becomes less clear and waterborne animals are not able to breathe. As a result, communities should seek to enact and enforce steep slope development ordinances and maintain a buffer zone between construction sites and freshwater sources.
FOA: Effects of Wind Erosion
Penn State University: Ecological Succession
USDA: Rangeland Soil Quality: Wind Erosion
Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists: Erosion
David McGuffin is a writer from Asheville, N.C. and began writing professionally in 2009. He has Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of North Carolina, Asheville and Montreat College in history and music, and a Bachelor of Science in outdoor education. McGuffin is recognized as an Undergraduate Research Scholar for publishing original research on postmodern music theory and analysis.
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Being interested in the real meaning of objects, Jelle Mastenbroek studied design, but where his work actually takes place is on the border between this discipline and art. His pieces explore the reinterpretation of stereotypes that prompt the public to reflect on the meaning of objects and their social context.
Your work explores the limits between art and design. How would you define it?
I always have difficulty in defining my work since I agree that it operates on that limit between design and art. Where exactly it is positioned, I'll leave to others to decide. Sometimes it leans more towards art and at other times more towards design. My main concern is to tell a story. Through my objects I try to get people to reconsider stereotypes and to investigate the possibility of giving them new meanings. By including humour and a positive approach, my work can function as a reflection on social context and might even lead to changes.
See the installation videos in the next blog article.


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I find most on tinder are just looking for hook ups, not that I look for a full on relationships it's just I prefer the old school method where you sit drinking anc flirt then go home to your own home not theirs. My bedroom is my sacred space, and not that tidy anyway I am a bit of a book hoarder. I love books. But probably do have way to many.
If possible I would bring my own cash or I would not go out.


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Q: How can i get to xml attribute of ? I can't figure out or find out how to parse the permission="allowed" value out of this xml, using PHP simplexml_load_file.
the basic structure is
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<entry xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" xmlns:gd="http://schemas.google.com/g/2005" xmlns:yt="http://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007" gd:etag="W/"DkEDSH47eCp7I2A9WhJbEEQ."">
<yt:accessControl action="comment" permission="allowed" />
<yt:accessControl action="commentVote" permission="allowed" />
<yt:accessControl action="videoRespond" permission="moderated" />
<yt:accessControl action="rate" permission="allowed" />
<yt:accessControl action="embed" permission="allowed" />
<yt:accessControl action="list" permission="allowed" />
<yt:accessControl action="autoPlay" permission="allowed" />
<yt:accessControl action="syndicate" permission="allowed" />

How can get to the value of the permission=allowed attribute on that last line?

A: You want to use XPath to retrieve records, it's an XML query language.
Please see the SimpleXMLElement's xpath() and registerXPathNamespace() methods.
W3Schools explains XPath's syntax here.
For this XML
$xml = <<<EOD
<book xmlns:chap="http://example.org/chapter-title">
   <title>My Book</title>
</book>
EOD;

you'd register a namespace like this:
$sxe = new SimpleXMLElement($xml);
$sxe->registerXPathNamespace('c', 'http://example.org/chapter-title');
$result = $sxe->xpath('//c:title');

A: This was so annoying to figure out...
(where $xml = simplexml_load_file($source); )
I'm able to get to the permission attribute with:
$xml->children('http://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007')->accessControl[4]->attributes()->permission;


In early 1973 Anne Murray took her cover version to the pop top 10 and topped the adult contemporary chart. Click the link to watch it on YouTube. Chances are that any musician you like, including Rob Thomas, could play an amazing version of it on the spot if you asked them to, because they liked it so much they wanted to learn it at some point. Lean On Me — Bill Withers Released in April 1972. Take a listen to our Spotify playlist of wedding-worthy indie jams.
We have the best Indie Music on the internet. Won Song of the Year in 1977. Love songs from 1976 13. Explicit Content, Parental Advisory Recommended IndieCharts. Urban Starting is an important may.
. Always and Forever — Heatwave Released in January 1978. Without falling into the lazy cliché of saying he makes them better, he rearranges them, adds his very awesome voice to make you think completely differently about the original. Won Record of The Year and Song of the Year. The song spent three weeks at the top of the U. Amy Grant's effervescent, ebullient expression of love became a 1 pop smash. We won't tell anyone if you're already practicing your dance moves.
Won Song of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Female. The song was co-produced by Richard Rudolph and Stevie Wonder. Love songs from 1974 9. Dancey-type stuff has been left out as well - they have their own lists. For a complete list of 70s songs for weddings, please visit our web page. If you fancy more list mania, here are the top 100 dance songs of , , , and. Probably one of the most insipid I'd have said! The 70s might be most difficult.
So no Nirvana, no Pearl Jam, no Alice in Chains, no Rage Against the Machine. For her performance, she earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal. Some crushes stomach an intensification for historical times, such as the Chinaor to discern the native name the Split. Chief among bands that fall into both camps is Silkworm, a massively undervalued and tragically defunct Chicagoland band that was partial to boozy lyrics and killer riffs. Either way, the world could use a little more Xiu Xiu. Bonus: If — Bread Released in January 1971 Love songs from 1972 5.
Well, could it be anything else? Too Q magazine for me. New songs from new artists and bands from around the world. Free online marketing and promotion. David Cassidy and Shirley Jones are the only stars of the show who sings on the record. It is the only 1 pop hit in Joe Cocker's career and the first of two chart-topping duets for Jennifer Warnes. It was recorded with the jazz band Tom Scott's L.
The song was rejected a dozen times by various recording acts before the Turtles decided to record it. In one corner were Oasis, the swaggering Manc upstarts who were hardly a household name at the start of the year. Hmmm, I know it's each to his own opinion and that, but Common People as the best indie tune of the 1990s? Although best known for instrumental hits with his band the Tijuana Brass, Herb Alpert went to 1 on the pop chart for the first time by singing this Burt Bacharach and Hal David classic. Love songs from 1978 17. Join one of our music contests such as the Battle of the bands or songs.
Saddest indie love songs. Saddest indie love songs.
His version hit the pop top 10 and topped the adult contemporary chart. Click the link to watch it on Youtube. Won Best Contemporary Vocal Performance by a Male. Honest skills and regions the media sardest which derive from time ranges, blacks, deserts, etc. I mean come one, Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls is missing! Rap Music, Rap Industry, hip hop music, rap artists, music videos, hip-hop, rap, talent showcase, talent scout, music producers, new releases, producers, dj, music producer, rap music. The accompanying music video was so successful that many viewers believed that Amy Grant had a real-life relationship with her video partner model Jme Stein. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face — Roberta Flack Released in March 1972.
Goo Goo Dolls leader Johnny Rzeznik claims he broke a difficult period of writer's block with the composition of this song. The rest of the music was provided by studio musicians and session singers. It was the bestselling song of 1975 and also won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year. Lennon said he was inspired by such classic rock and roll performers as Roy Orbison, Eddie Cochran, Buddy Holly, and Elvis Presley. It will hurt your head far less to simply crank up the volume and enjoy.


Our creamy carbonara for two is a great way to use up leftover brussels sprouts and sausages. And if you don't like sprouts then swap them for any cooked leafy green you like.
Bring a large pan of salted water to the boil, then cook the spaghetti according to the packet instructions. Drain, reserving a cup of the pasta cooking water, then return the pasta to the pan and stir in a drizzle of olive oil.
Meanwhile, heat another drizzle of oil in a non-stick frying pan. Fry the sausage slices for 8-10 minutes until golden and cooked through (see tip). Add the sprouts to the pan for the last few minutes to heat through, then remove the pan from the heat.
Meanwhile, crack the eggs into a bowl, then beat with half the parmesan and the lemon zest.
Add the sausage and sprouts to the spaghetti pan, toss, then add the egg mixture and toss again (off the heat) until it thickens. Add a little reserved pasta water to make a smooth sauce.
Squeeze over the lemon juice, then season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve sprinkled with the remaining parmesan, chopped parsley and freshly ground black pepper.


Putrada Ekadashi is observed two times in a year. Ekadashi during Paush Shukla Paksha and Ekadashi during Shravan Shukla Paksha are known as Putrada Ekadashi. Putrada Ekadashi during Paush month is more popular in North Indian states while people in other states give more importance to Putrada Ekadashi during Shravana month.


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Sankalp Sharma: My wife keeps me mentally motivated and strong
Janani Ravindran April 23, 2019 6:48 am June 3, 2019
He gave up a successful career as a banker to follow his passion, farming. Here's an interview with Sankalp Sharma on marriage, family and more.
How did you meet your wife? Was this a love or arranged marriage?
Ours was a love marriage. We met through common friends when we were working in Mumbai. Neither of us officially proposed to each other, it was a natural flow. We started off as friends and over a period, we realised that we like each other so spoke to our parents and got married.
What motivated you to quit banking and take up farming?
I was into liabilities in banking for more than a decade. All those years, I knew my calling was different and banking was not the career for me. I wanted to do something creative. But farming interested me and only after I took up farming, I realised it is a very creative field. I wanted to give something back to the society and hence, farming.
I'm using the skills I'd learnt from mechanical engineering and MBA in getting the process of farming and selling in place. Though I am in the initial stages, I am trying out a new concept called, 'Zero budget natural farming' in my farm at Vidisha near Bhopal. Once I succeed with this method in my land, I will help the farmers in the nearby areas. My dream is to stop the use of chemicals completely and grow harmless, clean produce.
When you took the decision to quit banking and move into farming, what was your family's reaction?
My wife was very supportive. She is also an entrepreneur and is looking to start her own company soon, though her field is completely different. She is a freelance writer and editor. She'd always known that I wanted to do something completely different and she encouraged me to go ahead and do it.
My parents were initially very apprehensive, because this was a completely new line of work, but I was sure about my decision and gained everyone's confidence. Once we were all on the same page, they were completely for it and supported me wholeheartedly. Without the support of your family and spouse, it is very tough to be an entrepreneur. I am blessed to have each and every one of them, they are my backbone.
My wife and I, we are lucky to have been blessed with better lives, and I do not mean monetarily. When you have a good life, I feel people should take the risk and follow their passions in life instead of being stuck doing something they do not like.
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When you start off as an entrepreneur, the initial years are hard. How did you and your wife handle the days when things didn't go as planned?
Oh yes, initially it was very tough. My basic salary that was guaranteed every month stopped and we did have financial crunches. And my job is very dependent on external factors like rain; a great season can end badly, climate change has a different effect on the crops. It is a different ball game altogether.
It is all about understanding your partner and supporting each other. Since we started off as friends, she knows me really well and understands me. So when I used to get demotivated, she'd become completely positive and tell me encouraging things to lift my mood until I started to feel better. We ideate with each other to figure out the best way to do something. While work goes at its own pace and has its ups and downs, she is the one who keeps me mentally motivated and strong.
As a marriage progresses, work gets stressful, life is more hectic and things change in a relationship. What is the one thing that has been constant in your marriage?
Trust. As a couple, you have to believe in each other. There have been times when I wonder if I made the right decision. But since she's also an entrepreneur, she understands the initial hardships. It is all about trusting your partner, being there for them and supporting each other to realise our respective dreams. That is what is the most important.
For any relationship to succeed, you need to respect and trust each other. As long as you believe in each other and are together, everything will fall into place.
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Rachael Odhiambo
deVere Group, a global financial consultancy firm, will soon launch a cryptocurrency app in South Africa that will enable users to transfer, exchange and store five major digital currencies including bitcoin and ether. The move is due to a "soaring global demand" as well as in defiance of financial traditionalists. Known as deVere Crypto, the app will be made available in a matter of weeks and is the second major fintech investment by deVere Group in less than twelve months.
"2017 saw the true dawn of the financial technology era. Fintech is already fundamentally changing the way we access, manage and use money – and the changes are coming quicker than ever before due to improving technologies and growing demand," said Nifel Green, founder and CEO of deVere.
"Nothing has captured the imagination in this new fintech age quite like cryptocurrencies, specifically bitcoin. No-one was really talking about it back in 2016. But those who invested in Bitcoin before the beginning of last year have enjoyed an impressive price increase. History will teach us that 2017 was the year that digital currencies came into the mainstream," Green added.
Green went on to say:
"To meet the soaring cryptocurrency global demand, we're launching deVere Crypto, a pioneering cryptocurrency app, available for Apple and Android. A team of some of the world's leading blockchain, the revolutionary technology that underpins Bitcoin – and other fintech experts have created this new app which, I believe, is going to set a new standard in the thriving cryptocurrency sector."
With the announcement coming at a time when the price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have been on a tumble due to a global regulation in the past week, Green remarked that the pushback on the crypto craze was fighting against the tide. He also went ahead to state how cryptocurrencies have changed the world on three different fronts: technological advancement, political shifts as well as globalization.
The yet to be released app will compete with other apps and services such as Luno and Bitfinex, which are being used by South Africans to trade cryptocurrencies on a daily basis.
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Q: How to set up a simple docker-contained reverse-proxying (nginx) server? Technically i shouldn't be asking this question as i was already able to successfully accomplish it, however i did not record any of my notes/findings on it and i was forced to delete the centos VM it was on as it would not boot properly. So now its FUBAR and need to remember what i did.
The challange for me was to have 3 different docker containers. A npm repo container, a bower container (Link in comment 1), and controlled by a nginx container. The npm repo and the bower had to be able to access the same IP address but down different ports and be accessed via special names like bower.swig.swag. or npm.swig.swag. The port handling would have been taken care of by the nginx container and would in turn have any containers desiring to be accessed at the IP address to attach the --env flag of VIRTUAL_HOST= (As stated from the docker info on the nginx link).
So the IP that was desired for the npm containers and bower containers was 10.1.10.1 down ports 8080:8080 and 5678:5678 respectively. I think the DNS server was 10.1.10.30 or it was based on the localhost, however i cant really be sure at the moment as almost all IP's i try to provide, excluding the localhost 127.0.0.1 and 10.0.2.15 do not work with relationship to the docker run -p flag (i have no idea why this happened. One minute, any ip i provide to docker works and after deleting it, it does not. I got a link to the error here in comment 2. Stupid link rule.) Nginx was targeted to the local host if im remembering this correctly. Down port 80:80.
I cant remember the exact flags i used, but here are some of the possible flags i needed to run with docker. They were a mix of
docker run
-p, --dns=, --env=VIRTUAL_HOST=, -h, --expose

When we specified the virtual host for the container, we also had to modify something in the vim/vi file of /etc/hosts but i cant remember how i am supposed to add it. In the end, someone should be able to take the specified virtual host name, go into a browsers http bar and type, http://virtualhostname and be granted access to the website. Thats how i  knew it was working. Think anybody can get me back on track? (Will be posting this to server fault as well. I cant really balance between which site to use so i might as well.)

A: While the IP Issue remains, (according to nmap, almost all of my ip's are being filtered and currently have no way to fix this.), ive still been able to succesfully recreate what i did on the localhost.
The nginx docker information contains information about --env=VIRTUAL_PORT=. This is used to work different ports down the nginx server. When combined with --env=VIRTUAL_HOST=, this allows the allias to be bound to the ip address following the port number. So typing the virtualhost name in URL search bar allows you to quickly link to the ip and port following it.
In addition to specifying that in the docker run, the vim/vi /etc/hosts file must be modified to contain the port and the ip address you want to link aliases to. Personally this seems inefficient as i would rather just want to have docker set its containers specifications up instead of myself. None the less, the format of IP's and ports in this are as follows...
IP ADDRESS   alias1 alias2 alias3 alias4...
::PORT   aliasToPort
::PORT   2ndAliasToPort

So for a specific IP address, it may accept a variety of alias's and can be further specified which port to access a specific alias from.
So to recap, docker must be ran as docker run --env=VIRTUAL_HOST=*alias* --env=VIRTUAL_PORT=*port* -p *IP*:*port*:*ContainerPort* *image* for any container you wished to be ran off docker contained nginx server. And the vim/vi file of /etc/hosts must be typed as
*IP*   *alias*
::*PORT*   *aliasToPort*


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Egypt Cities
Luxor "The Ancient City"
By: ETP Team Published: 21 November, 2017 Updated: 04 December, 2021
Luxor holds the power the sun able to give life and awaken the sense of beauty and wonder in the soul who wishes to cross the boundaries of time and space to witness the glory of Ancient Egypt in the most spectacular fashion. The main goal of this article is to offer every traveler the facts and information about the legendary city of Luxor. This article was written by a group of very skilled and professional tour guides, tour operators, and travel consultants who know all the details about the magical city of Luxor. Luxor is the home of ancient Thebes, one of the oldest and most inhabited cities on earth, the capital of the pharaohs in Ancient Egypt, during the height of their power from the 16th to 11th centuries B.C which explains why it became known as the city of immortal royalty.
Luxor, the city of a hundred doors is considered by many to be the globe's greatest open-air museum as it holds some of the most majestic temples such as the Valley of the king, the Karnak temple, Queen Hatshepsut temple, and Luxor temple that holds some of the most extraordinary monuments and artifacts. Luxor is located in the south of Upper Egypt, on the east bank of the Nile River and part of the ancient city of Thebes. Luxor was considered to be a very important city during the old kingdom and the capital of Egypt during the New Kingdom.
Location of Luxor
Luxor is located in upper Egypt on the southern front on the east bank of the Nile river on an area of 417 sq km (161 sq mi) with a population of over half a million citizens who depends almost on tourism.
Luxor Etymology
Luxor was a very important city as the Greeks named it "Thebes" and the ancient Egyptians called "Waset."The current name "Luxor" means in Arabic Al-Uqṣur that means "The Palaces" or perhaps "The Forts," from the Roman castrum and from the Latin castrum as the "fortified camp". Today Luxor is known in Arabic as "The Palaces" and during ancient times plus today by the known nickname "The city of Hundred Doors".
Climate of Luxor
The climate in Luxor is quite sunny and hot with average temperatures of 40 C (104 F) in the summer months and 22 C (71.6 F) during the winter months. The city has millions of visitors from all over the world to witness all the incredible wonders within this heavenly city.
The History of Luxor
The history of Luxor shows us that the city had a deeply religious nature as it was known to be Thebes which means the city of Hundred doors and the city of Amun as it was the worship center for the Theban triad which consisted of the creator sun God Amun-Ra, His wife the goddess of truth & justice Mut and her son Khnosu the moon god. The city was known in ancient times to be the home of the god Amun and a physical embodiment of the relationship between Amun the God of gods and Egyptian royalty, which Egyptian queens actually credited with fathering their own children. Luxor was very important during the 11th dynasty, the early middle kingdom (2050-1652 BC), the 12th dynasty (1938-1756 BC), and later in Egypt new kingdom as the city of the gods where the Karnak temple is the official place for worship as each god had a shrine-like Amun-Re, Mut and many more.
Luxor was a provincial administration center during the Old Kingdom collapsed, but with the rise of the middle kingdom in a time called the "first intermediate period." the ancient city at Luxor became the capital of the new kingdom of Egypt. The importance of the city grows at the beginning of the 11th dynasty during the early middle kingdom leading to the new kingdom where the city became the capital and a universal hub for all the political, religious, and military aspects in Ancient Egypt. From the 18th to the 20th Dynasty, many kings and Queens established many temples to honor the gods as king Amenhotep III constructed the temple of the deity Amon, his consort the goddess Mut and their son Khonsu the moon good A.K.A Luxor temple in the late 18th dynasty, soon the power of Amon grow stronger as he was merged with the sun God Ra to Form Amun-RA who was worshipped in his temple in the Karnak Temples Complex.
King Akhenaton (1353-1336 BC) tried to enforce Monotheism as the way of the land when he moved the capital to the city of Amarna and force Atonism (the worship of the only god Aton) on the nation but he failed to do so after a period of civil war and unrest. During the new kingdom, a new set of constructions took place as many kings and Queens like Ramsess II (1279-1213 BC) and Hatshepsut (1507- 1458 BC) desired to immortalize their legacy plus it became a custom for any king or queen during the new kingdom to be buried in the valley of the kings as it holds 63 royal tombs such as the tomb of Ramses the great, Tutankhamen, Thutmose III, Nefertari and many more. Luxor is quite famous for the glorious temple of Hatshepsut that reflects the true artistic design and classical architecture of that era. One of the last characters to add something new to the city was Alexander the Great as a granite shrine of him was added to the Luxor temple.
The ancient Egyptian nature of Luxor hasn't changed or decreased even when the Greek, Roman, Coptic, and Islamic Era came to Luxor and many churches and mosques were built near or even on some of the temples, Luxor still remained a window to the Ancient Egyptian History. The city of Luxor keeps surprising us with new discoveries every single day. Luxor along with the Karnak temples complex, the Valley of the Queens, and the Valley of the Kings, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Many excavations, restorations, and preservation efforts are still operating to this current day. In 1988 the Egyptian Antiquities Organization uncovered many 18th-dynasty statues. Modern Luxor is a market town that serves all the surrounding agricultural districts, plus the majority of the population is Christian. The town also has a railway station, an airport, and a ferry service to the western bank, plus The marvelous Luxor Museum was opened here in 1975 to offer travelers from all over the world a glimpse into the remarkable history and culture of ancient Thebes.
Best Attractions in Luxor
Luxor Tourist Attractions are universal treasures made of physical allure and grandeur. located all over the city which made Luxor earn the title of being a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979. At the first footsteps of the city exists the heavenly guardian the great Colossi of Memnon and in the heart of a mountain is the heavenly valley of the king home to 63 tombs for a number of royalty and nobles plus 20 tombs of kings and queens from the new kingdom period such as the Ramsess dynasty, Tutankhamun, Seti I, Amenhotep I, Thutmose and many more. Another rare monument is the marvelous valley of the nobles that holds 500 tombs of nobility, governors, and tax collectors plus wall images and wall decorations that shows their daily lives in a very detailed manner.
The beautiful temple of Queen Hatshepsut was built in 1479 BC which represents the most ideal example of ancient Egyptian architecture and one of the most preserved temples in all of Egypt. The Great Luxor Temple a.k.a the southern sanctuary was built in 1400 BCE and is one of the oldest and most marvelous temples in Luxor which was dedicated to the Theban Triad.
The great Karnak temples Complex a.k.a the most selected of Places is one of the world's largest open-air museums that was dedicated to the documentation of the spiritual development of the entire ancient Egyptian society. Karnak temple complex is a heavenly treasure that used to be the most important place of worship in Ancient Egypt, filled with sanctuaries, kiosks, and obelisks dedicated to the god of ancient Thebes and the glory of pharaohs dating more than 3500 years. Luxor is dominated by the Temple of Amun-Ra, one of the world's largest religious complexes. Karnak temple is popular for its hall lined with giant papyrus-shaped columns. Karnak temple complex is a heavenly treasure that used to be the most important place of worship in Ancient Egypt, filled with sanctuaries, kiosks, and obelisks dedicated to the god of ancient Thebes and the glory of pharaohs dating more than 3500 years. Most of the constructions were built by the pharaohs of the 18th to 20th dynasties (1570–1090 BC), The legendary 3 kilometer-long avenue of human-headed sphinxes that links the great Temple of Amun at Karnak with Luxor Temple is a true sight to behold.
Things to Do in Luxor
There are amazing things to do in Luxor where every traveler will have the chance to explore all the ancient historical attractions across the city plus there are a number of shops and bazaars where you can buy some lovely souvenirs, board a marvelous hot air balloon, enter the sound and light shoe and witness the history of Ancient Egypt come to life. From Luxor every traveler has the chance to board a Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan where all the attractions of Ancient Egypt can be explored fully, there is also the amazing Luxor Museum home to the rarest collection of ancient Egyptian Artifacts.
Egypt has wonderful attractions and activities so if you prefer to explore them; you can try our best Egypt tour packages, Nile River Cruise, and book the tour most suitable for you. Or if you are in Luxor city and prefer to explore the most famous archaeological sites in Luxor then you can visit our Luxor Excursions.
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Author: Micheal John (Biography, Email)
"Syria Chemical Attack Report: France Releases Intel"
Published14 April, 2018, 2 years ago
Syria Chemical Attack Report: France Releases Intel
US DOD Photo – James N. Mattis US Secretary of Defence created plan to strike Syria's Chemical weapons Facilities this weekend.
Above: Britain's PM Theresa May and France's President Emmanuel Macron. Their statements appear below France's INTELLIGENCE REPORT.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has urged restraint.
Says the UN Secretary General, "I have been following closely the reports of air strikes in Syria conducted by the United States, France and the United Kingdom. There's an obligation, particularly when dealing with matters of peace and security, to act consistently with the Charter of the United Nations and with international law in general. The United Nations Charter is very clear on these issues. The Security Council has primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. I call on the members of the Security Council to unite and exercise that responsibility. I urge all Member States to show restraint in these dangerous circumstances and to avoid any acts that could escalate the situation and worsen the suffering of the Syrian people.
"Any use of chemical weapons is abhorrent. The suffering it causes is horrendous. I have repeatedly expressed my deep disappointment that the Security Council failed to agree on a dedicated mechanism for effective accountability for the use of chemical weapons in Syria. I urge the Security Council to assume its responsibilities and fill this gap. I will continue to engage with Member States to help achieve this objective."
France's Detailed Intelligence Briefing
I. SEVERAL LETHAL CHEMICAL ATTACKS TOOK PLACE IN THE TOWN OF DOUMA IN THE LATE AFTERNOON OF SATURDAY,7 APRIL 2018, AND WE ASSESS WITH A HIGH DEGREE OF CONFIDENCE THAT THEY WERE CARRIED OUT BY THE SYRIAN REGIME.
Following the Syrian regime's resumption of its military offensive, as well as high levels of air force activity over the town of Douma in Eastern Ghouta, two new cases of toxic agents employment were spontaneously reported by civil society and local and international media from the late afternoon of 7 April.
Non-governmental medical organizations active in Ghouta, whose information is generally reliable, publicly stated that strikes had targeted in particular local medical infrastructure on 6 and 7 April.
A massive influx of patients in health centres in Eastern Ghouta (at the very least 100 people) presenting symptoms consistent with exposure to a chemical agent was observed and documented during the early evening. In total, several dozen people, more than forty according to several sources, are thought to have died from exposure to a chemical substance.
The information collected by France forms a body of evidence that is sufficient to attribute responsibility for the chemical attacks of 7 April to the Syrian regime.
1. – Several chemical attacks took place at Douma on 7 April 2018.
The French services analysed the testimonies, photos and videos that spontaneously appeared on specialized websites, in the press and on social media in the hours and days following the attack.
Testimonies obtained by the French services were also analysed. After examining the videos and images of victims published online, they were able to conclude with a high degree of confidence that the vast majority are recent and not fabricated. The spontaneous circulation of these images across all social networks confirms that they were not video montages or recycled images. Lastly, some of the entities that published this information are generally considered reliable.
French experts analysed the symptoms identifiable in the images and videos that were made public. These images and videos were taken either in enclosed areas in a building where around 15 people died, or in local hospitals that received contaminated patients. These symptoms can be described as follows:
– Suffocation, asphyxia or breathing difficulties, – Mentions of a strong chlorine odour and presence of green smoke in affected areas,
– Hypersalivation and hypersecretions (particularly oral and nasal),
– Cyanosis, – Skin burns and corneal burns. No deaths from mechanical injuries were visible. All of these symptoms are characteristic of a chemical weapons attack, particularly choking agents and organophosphorus agents or hydrocyanic acid. Furthermore, the apparent use of bronchodilators by the medical services observed in videos reinforces the hypothesis of intoxication by choking agents.
2. – Given in particular ongoing military operations in Eastern Ghouta around 7 April, we assess with a high degree of confidence that the Syrian regime holds responsibility. Reliable intelligence indicates that Syrian military officials have coordinated what appears to be the use of chemical weapons containing chlorine on Douma, on April 7.
The attack of 7 April 2018 took place as part of a wider military offensive carried out by the regime on the Eastern Ghouta region. Launched in February 2018, this offensive has now enabled Damascus to regain control of the entire enclave.
As a reminder, the Russian military forces active in Syria enable the regime to enjoy unquestionable air superiority, giving it the total military freedom of action it needs for its indiscriminate offensives on urban areas.
The tactic adopted by pro-regime forces involved separating the various groups (Ahrar al-Sham, Faylaq al-Rahman, and Jaysh al-Islam) in order to focus their efforts and obtain negotiated surrender agreements. The three main armed groups therefore began separate negotiations with the regime and Russia. The first two groups (Ahrar al-Sham and Faylaq al-Rahman) concluded agreements that resulted in the evacuation of nearly 15,000 fighters and their families.
During this first phase, the Syrian regime's political and military strategy consisted in alternating indiscriminate military offensives against local populations, which sometimes included the use of chlorine, and pauses in operations for negotiations.
Negotiations with Jaysh al-Islam began in March but were not fully conclusive. On 4 April, part of the Jaysh al-Islam group (around one quarter of the group according to estimates) accepted the surrender agreement and fighters and their families were sent to Idlib (approximately 4,000 people, with families).
However, between 4,500 and 5,500 Jaysh al-Islam fighters, mostly located in Douma, refused the terms of negotiation. As a result, from 6 April onwards, the Syrian regime, with support from Russian forces, resumed its intensive bombing of the area, ending a pause in ground and aerial operations that had been observed since negotiations began in mid-March. This was the context for the chemical strikes analysed in this document.
Given this context, the Syrian regime's use of chemical weapons makes sense from both the military and strategic points of view:
Tactically speaking, this type of ammunition is used to flush out enemy fighters sheltering in homes and engage in urban combat in conditions that are more favourable to the regime. It accelerates victory and has a multiplier effect that helps speed up the capitulation of the last bastion of armed groups.
Strategically speaking, chemical weapons and particularly chlorine, documented in Eastern Ghouta since early 2018, are especially used to punish civilian populations present in zones held by fighters opposed to the Syrian regime and to create a climate of terror and panic that encourages them to surrender.
As the war is not over for the regime, it uses these indiscriminate strikes to show that resistance is futile and pave the way for capturing these last pockets of armed resistance.
Since 2012, the Syrian forces have repeatedly used the same pattern of military tactics: toxic chemicals are mainly used during wider urban offensives, as was the case in late 2016 during the recapture of Aleppo, where chlorine weapons were regularly used in conjunction with traditional weapons. The zones targeted, such as Eastern Ghouta, are all major military objectives for Damascus.
3 – The French services have no information to support the theory whereby the armed groups in Ghouta would have sought to acquire or have possessed chemical weapons.
The French services also assess that a manipulation of the images circulated massively from Saturday, 7 April is not credible, in part because the groups present in Ghouta do not have the resources to carry out a communications operation on such a scale.
II. SINCE APRIL 2017,THE SYRIAN REGIME HAS USED CHEMICAL WEAPONS AND TOXIC AGENTS IN ITS MILITARY OPERATIONS INCREASINGLY OFTEN.
4. –The Syrian regime has conserved a clandestine chemical weapons programme since 2013.
The French services assess that Syria did not declare all of its stockpiles and capacities to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) during its late, half-hearted accession to the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) in October 2013.
Syria omitted, notably,to declare many of the activities of its Scientific Studies and Research Centre (SSRC). Only recently has it accepted to declare certain SSRC activities under the Chemical Weapons Convention(CWC), but not, however, all of them. Initially, it also failed to declare the sites at Barzeh and Jemraya, eventually doing so in 2018.
The French services assess that four questions asked of the Syrian regime by the OPCW and which have remained unanswered require particular attention, particularly in the context of these latest cases of the use of chemical weapons in Syria:
– possible remaining stocks of yperite (mustard gas) and DF (a sarin precursor);
– undeclared chemical weapons of small calibre which may have been used on several occasions, including during the attack on Khan Sheikhoun in April2017;
– signs of the presence of VX and sarin on production and loading sites;
– signs of the presence of chemical agents that have never been declared, including nitrogen mustard, lewisite, soman and VX.
Since 2014, the OPCW Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) has published several reports confirming the use of chemical weapons against civilians inSyria. The UN-OPCW Joint Investigation Mechanism(JIM) on chemical weapons attacks has investigated nine occasions when they have allegedly been used.
In its August and October 2016 reports, the JIM attributed three cases of the use of chlorine to the Damascus regime and one case of the use of yperite to Daesh, but none to any Syrian armed group.
5. – A series of chemical attacks has taken place in Syria since 4 April 2017
A French national assessment published on 26 April 2017 following the Khan Sheikhoun attack listed all the chemical attacks in Syria since 2012, along with the assessment of their probability according to French services.
This attack,carried out in two phases, at Latamneh on 30 March, and then at Khan Sheikhoun with sarin gas on 4 April,led to the death of more than 80 civilians.
The French authorities considered at the time that it was very likely that the Syrian armed and security forces held responsibility for the attack.
The French services have identified 44 allegations of the use of chemical weapons and toxic agents since 4 April 2017, the date of the sarin attack on Khan Sheikhoun. Of these 44 allegations, the French services consider that the evidence collected around 11 of the attacks gave reason to assess they were of a chemical nature.
Chlorine is believed to have been used in most cases, while the services also believe a neurotoxic agent was used at Harasta on 18 November 2017.
In this context, a considerable rise in cases of use can be noted since the non-renewal of the mechanism of the UN-OPCW Joint Investigation Mechanism (JIM) in November 2017 because of Russia's veto at the UN Security Council. A considerable increase in chlorine attacks since the beginning of the offensive on Eastern Ghouta has also been clearly observed and proven.
A series of attacks preceded the major attack of 7 April 2018, as part of a wider offensive (at least 8 chlorine attacks in Douma, Shayfounia and Hamouria).
These facts need to be considered in the light of a chemical warfare modus operandi of the Syrian regime that has been well documented since the attacks on Eastern Ghouta on 21 August 2013 and on Khan Sheikhoun on 4 April 2017.
As part of a continuous increase in violence employed against civilians in enclaves refusing the regime's authority, and in violation of its international obligations despite clear warnings from UN Security Council and OPCW members, Damascus seeks to seize a tactical military advantage locally, and above all to terrorize populations in order to break down all remaining resistance. It can be noted that, since the attacks of 7 April 2018, the group Jaysh al-Islam has negotiated its departure from Douma with the regime and Russia, demonstrating the success of this tactic.
On the basis of this overall assessment and on the intelligence collected by our services, and in the absence to date of chemical samples analysed by our own laboratories, France therefore considers (i) that, beyond possible doubt, a chemical attack was carried out against civilians at Douma on 7 April 2018; and (ii) that there is no plausible scenario other than that of an attack by Syrian armed forces as part of a wider offensive in the Eastern Ghouta enclave.
The Syrian armed and security forces are also considered to be responsible for other actions in the region as part of this same offensive in 2017 and 2018. Russia has undeniably provided active military support to the operations to seize back Ghouta.
It has, moreover, provided constant political cover to the Syrian regime over the employment of chemical weapons, both at the UN Security Council and at the OPCW, despite conclusions to the contrary by the JIM.
Mrs. May issued the following statement:
This evening I have authorized British armed forces to conduct coordinated and targeted strikes to degrade the Syrian regime's chemical-weapons capability and deter their use. We are acting together with our American and French allies.
In Douma, last Saturday a chemical weapons attack killed up to 75 people, including young children, in circumstances of pure horror. The fact of this attack should surprise no one. The Syrian regime has a history of using chemical weapons against its own people in the most cruel and abhorrent way.
And a significant body of information including intelligence indicates the Syrian regime is responsible for this latest attack. This persistent pattern of behavior must be stopped — not just to protect innocent people in Syria from the horrific deaths and casualties caused by chemical weapons but also because we cannot allow the erosion of the international norm that prevents the use of these weapons. We have sought to use every possible diplomatic channel to achieve this.
But our efforts have been repeatedly thwarted. Even this week the Russians vetoed a Resolution at the U.N. Security Council which would have established an independent investigation into the Douma attack. So there is no practicable alternative to the use of force to degrade and deter the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime. This is not about intervening in a civil war. It is not about regime change. It is about a limited and targeted strike that does not further escalate tensions in the region and that does everything possible to prevent civilian casualties. And while this action is specifically about deterring the Syrian regime, it will also send a clear signal to anyone else who believes they can use chemical weapons with impunity.
At this time, my thoughts are with our brave British servicemen and women — and our French and American partners — who are carrying out their duty with the greatest professionalism. The speed with which we are acting is essential in cooperating with our partners to alleviate further humanitarian suffering and to maintain the vital security of our operations. This is the first time as Prime Minister that I have had to take the decision to commit our armed forces in combat — and it is not a decision I have taken lightly.
I have done so because I judge this action to be in Britain's national interest. We cannot allow the use of chemical weapons to become normalized — within Syria, on the streets of the U.K., or anywhere else in our world. We would have preferred an alternative path. But on this occasion there is none. History teaches us that the international community must defend the global rules and standards that keep us all safe. That is what our country has always done. And what we will continue to do.
Mr. Macron issued the following statement:
On Saturday, April 7, 2018, in Douma, dozens of men, women and children were massacred by chemical weapons, in total violation of international law and United Nations Security Council resolutions.
The facts and the responsibility of the Syrian regime are not in any doubt.
The red line set by France in May 2017 has been crossed.
I have thus ordered the French forces to intervene tonight, as part of an international operation with the United States of America and the United Kingdom, directed against the hidden chemical arsenal of the Syrian regime.
Our response has been limited to hitting the capacities of the Syrian regime that permit the production and use of chemical weapons.
We cannot tolerate the trivialization of chemical weapons, which is an immediate danger for the Syrian people and our collective security. This is the direction of the diplomatic initiatives put forward by France at the United Nations Security Council.
From today, France and its partners will renew their efforts at the United Nations to allow the establishment of an international mechanism to establish responsibility, prevent impunity and prevent any recurrence by the Syrian regime.
Since May 2017, the priorities of France in Syria have been constant: End the fight against Daesh [Islamic State], permit access for humanitarian aid to the Syrian civilian populations, to find a political resolution to the conflict so that Syria can finally live at peace, and to ensure the stability of the region.
I will pursue these priorities with determination in the days and weeks to come.
In conformity with Article 35, Line 2 of the Constitution, the Parliament will be informed and a parliamentary debate will be organized, following this decision to use our armed forces in an overseas operation.
Published: Sat, 14 Apr 2018 12:12:27 Theresa May and Emmanuel Macron UN Secretary General has urged restraint. France's Detailed Intelligence Briefing I. SEVERAL LETHAL CHEMICAL ATTACKS TOOK PLACE IN THE TOWN OF DOUMA IN THE LATE AFTERNOON OF SATURDAY,7 APRIL 2018, AND WE ASSESS WITH … Read →Syria Chemical Attack Report: France Releases Intel
USA, Britain, France Attack Syria – Putin Angry
Published: Sat, 14 Apr 2018 11:36:11In a modest attack on Syria, a coordinated mission done by the USA, France and Britain using air-launched cruise missiles with high-explosive (HE) warheads, Bashar al-Assad lost some sinister chemical weapons assets. We wonder how much of that was from … Read →USA, Britain, France Attack Syria – Putin Angry
"No military solution to the Syrian conflict." – António Guterres
Published: Fri, 13 Apr 2018 21:17:33April 13, 2018 – UN Secretary-General António Guterres Addresses UN Security Council Today "The situation in the Middle East is in chaos — to such an extent it has become a threat to international peace and security. The region is facing … Read →"No military solution to the Syrian conflict." – António Guterres
MAD Prevails. Humanity Lost In Syria
Published: Fri, 13 Apr 2018 02:23:59Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) between the USA and Russia has prevailed. The (is-it-real-or-is-it-Twitter) Donald Trump in Washington has been backed into the shadows while Russia's Vladimir Putin wins a diplomatic coup against the USA? It doesn't matter. Neither the USA … Read →MAD Prevails. Humanity Lost In Syria
They Used Sarin on Children: Assad & Putin
Published: Wed, 11 Apr 2018 15:13:33Associated Press Video Capture – April 7 While the World Health Organization (WHO) demanded free access to the Douma suburb of Damascus hours ago, many hundreds of medical workers operate in clinics while others freelance as EMS responders. — by … Read →They Used Sarin on Children: Assad & Putin
Assad Won Syria Civil War. Only Humanity is Needed. Not U.S. Bombs.
Published: Mon, 09 Apr 2018 22:27:14— by Melissa Hemingway (feminine-perspective.org staff writer) Military retaliation against Damascus only hurts more women & children. Making the institutions of peace and humanitarianism work is the only way ahead. Syria's despicable dictator Bashar al-Assad, his brutal confreres, and Russia's … Read →Assad Won Syria Civil War. Only Humanity is Needed. Not U.S. Bombs.
Douma Chem-Attack: UN Secretary General Issues Calm Statement
Published: Mon, 09 Apr 2018 20:32:17UN Secretary-General Voices Deep Concern over Renewed Violence in Douma, Syria, Stressing that Chemical Weapons Use, if Confirmed, Requires Investigation UN Secretary-General António Guterres says he is deeply concerned about renewed and intensive violence in Douma in eastern Ghouta over … Read →Douma Chem-Attack: UN Secretary General Issues Calm Statement
Ethics & Truth Fail in Syria on Two Men of bad Character.
Published: Sun, 08 Apr 2018 21:44:44Once Again Syria's Assad Kills Civilians Near Damascus with Chemical Weapons as Russia's Putin Provides Air and Ground Support Raqqah, Syria, April 8, 2018 — To say that the world is furious at the Syrian government and its allies is … Read →Ethics & Truth Fail in Syria on Two Men of bad Character.
Syria – #SaveGhouta #SaveSyria from Assad
Published: Sun, 01 Apr 2018 06:15:19The pain and suffering of ordinary children and their families is overwhelming nurses and doctors who have already seen everything. #SaveGhouta The United Nations estimates 70,000 civilians are trapped in the town of Douma, which is controlled by the Jaysh … Read →Syria – #SaveGhouta #SaveSyria from Assad
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Q: IQueryable and Mixing Lazy Loading and Eager Loading I have a situation where I will be using a repository pattern and pulling objects from the database with a lazy loaded GetAll method that returns IQueryable. However I also need to build dynamic objects that will be included with the lazy loaded objects(query).
Is it possible to add built objects to a lazy loaded IQueryable and still keep the lazy loaded benefits? For instance
public override IQueryable<Foo> GetAll()
{
    return _entities; // lazy loaded
}

public override IQueryable<Foo> GetAllPlusDynamic()
{
    var entities = GetAll();
    foreach(var d in GetAllDynamic())
    {
        entities.Add(d); // eagerly loaded
    }
    return entities;
}

A: I am unsure if I understand you correctly but refering to your comment...

Yes, basically query the database for a set of objects and then query
  another data source (in this case a service) and build a set of
  objects.

... I would say that it's not possible.
An object of type IQueryable<T> used with Entity Framework (LINQ to Entities) is basically a description of a query which the underlying data store can execute, usually an abstract description (expression tree) which gets translated into SQL.
Every part of such a query description - where expressions, select expression, Any(...) expressions, etc. - must be translatable into the native language (SQL) of the data store. It's especially not possible to include some method calls - like a service call - in an expression that the database cannot understand and perform.
IQueryable<T> knows an underlying "provider". This provider is responsible to translate the expression tree hold by the IQueryable<T> object into "something", for example T-SQL used by SQL Server, or the SQL dialects used by MySQL or Oracle. I believe it's possible to write your own provider which might then be able to perform somehow the service calls and the database queries. But I also believe that this is not an easy task.
Using the standard SQL providers for Entity Framework you have to perform database query and calling the service separately one after each other: Run query and materialize entities in memory - then run the service call on the result collection for each entity.


A page from my travel diary, if you'll indulge me.
After years of unromantic international airline travel, you and your husband are a little giddy about taking a train from Chicago to Pennsylvania. No sooner have you received the confirmation email than you're debating your travel wardrobe. Should you dress retro classy, a la I Love Lucy and The Great Train Robbery? Or should you go for a kind of vagabond-musician look? Both sound fun, but you agree on the former. He'll wear a button down shirt and tie; you'll wear a black cotton dress with a 50s silhouette. It's Gap, not vintage, but it'll do.
Your tickets don't include checked luggage, so you edit your belongings down to one carry-on-sized suitcase each… the few things you deem absolutely necessary for eighteen hours of travel and a few weeks in another state. You resent your gym shoes and blow dryer for taking up half your space but make it work.
When you arrive at your terminal in Union Station in Chicago, the lady at the front desk offers their Red Cap service, in which an attendant delivers your carry-on bags to your train car. "Shouldn't we keep our carry-on bags with us at all times?" you ask. You suddenly realize that there was absolutely no security at the entrance of the train station or lounge. For as much as you complain about being strip searched by radiation technology at airports, you miss the false sense of security now that its gone.
Distracted, you hardly notice yourself handing over your carry-on bag.
A few minutes later you're sitting in the lounge watching news coverage, and you get this strange feeling that you are no longer in possession of your laptop. This doesn't fully compute. You don't allow beverages within spilling distance of your plastic covered keyboard. You have clever laptop cases and hiding spots to avoid theft. You never hold a baby and laptop at the same time because you'd never want to choose between the two if you lost balance. So it seems highly unlikely that you actually just handed your computer to a stranger in exchange for a luggage ticket.
You want to say something to your husband about it but don't remember how or in which direction jinx works, so you wait until you've boarded the train and immediately ask him to go find the bags.
"Don't worry, they're here," he says. He's probably totally right and you're probably totally ridiculous.
Trying to relax, you snap a picture in your cozy roomette, post it to Instagram, and open the book you grabbed off the "take one leave one" shelf at the station. Soon you'll have your computer in hand and everything will be okay, you assure yourself.
A few pages in, you realize that one reading of The Awakening in college was probably enough. You look up from your book and wince apologetically.
"Okay, okay. I'll go find them," he says.
He doesn't come back as quickly as you expected, so you read a couple more pages. Then a couple more. Eventually you stop pretending to read The Awakening, and by the time he comes back empty handed, you already know.
"They're not here, are they?" you ask rhetorically.
The attendant arrives at your room and announces he's going to look through all of the luggage in the checked baggage car. One hour later he comes back and announces the good news: Chicago found your bags. The bad news, of course, is that you're now an hour outside of Chicago.
"This NEVER happens," he says, and you take a moment to feel special.
The attendant leaves to get more information, and you and your husband verbally itemize and grieve every item in your bags. Books and toothbrushes. Pajamas and clean underwear. The antibiotics you need to take for the next few days. His cell phone charger and iPad. The Bluetooth speaker. The deck of cards. Your good camera.
For as annoyed as you both are, this is the kind of situation where you shine as a couple. He is exceptionally good at keeping his cool and killing customer service representatives with kindness. Your strength, on the other hand, is in crafting strongly-worded emails and waiting on hold. So while your husband exchanges cell phone numbers with the attendant who has returned, you start writing notes for the conversation you'll eventually have with the highest ranking executive whose email address you can find.
Same dress; day two. Eighteen book-less, toothbrush-less, music-less, medication-less, computer-less hours have passed. A friend picks you up and drives you directly to Target. Sixty-five dollars later you emerge wondering how in the world you spent sixty-five dollars but still don't have any new clothes or makeup. That night you go to a dinner party and experiment with what it feels like to meet new people while you're overdressed and barefaced.
Same dress; day three. You drive an hour back to the station to pick up your bags that came in on the previous night's train, happy that this jaunty travel nightmare is coming to an end. You smile at the ticket agent and say hello, good morning. You're here to collect your bags, please.
"We didn't have any bags come in last night," he says, and you deflate.
"Let's call around and see what we can find out," he says.
"Yes, let's do that," you say.
Your husband is hungry and wants to go get food, but YOU are taking a stand. YOU are not leaving the station until SOMEONE tracks down your bags. So while he runs out to buy food, you pace back and forth in front of the counter so that no one on duty forgets his or her current, primary task, which is to FIND YOUR BAGS.
A few minutes later, someone does find them. In Philadelphia. They won't arrive until tomorrow.
Now you're more sad than indignant. You start to cry, and a lady in a uniform gives you a hug and tells you she understands. You go outside to wait for your husband while you pace and cry some more.
"I love your jacket," a vagabond-musician-looking stranger says, clearly worried about you.
"Hell yeah!" your stranger-friend cheers, impressed. You feel a little better. You text the train attendant who had given you his cell number on the train to update him on the bags, and he apologizes. He'll call the station as soon as he picks up the dog he and his wife are adopting, he tells you, and he attaches a picture of his new Saint Bernard.
Train travel is very odd, you decide.
That afternoon you buy $8 worth of makeup at the dollar store before meeting more new people.
Same dress; day four. You stop at a coffee shop for a long breakfast and kill time before leaving for the station.
"Sure," she sighs. When you start talking and she immediately interrupts, you yell, "OH MY GOSH I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS IS HAPPENING!" and hang up the phone. Your husband puts his hand on your knee and you scream.
There's a train pulling in as you pull up, and, fearing that its the train with your bags, you fly out of the car and into the station while your husband parks. No one knows anything about your bags, and you frantically tell the story.
"Someone has to go down to get our bags!" you say.
"The Philly train is running twenty minutes late," someone answers.
You turn around in a huff and pull out your phone to start texting your frustration, but instead run into your husband who was standing directly behind you. He shoves a People magazine, a bottle of vitamin water, and a pack of gum in your hands and, in the exchange, somehow lifts your phone like Matt Damon in Oceans 11.
So you find a decent spot on the floor and sit.
Next thing you know, Ben and Jennifer are getting a divorce, and your bags appear right in front of you.
"Are these them, ma'am?" the attendant asks. You unzip the front pouch and cringe as a bunch of things dramatically fall onto the floor. You take out your cleverly disguised laptop and inspect it. It's fine.
He walks away just as your husband approaches, and you both hug without saying anything. He takes your bag for you.
"No, I'm fine. Thanks," she says, and she walks away.
Two days, three emails, and approximately twenty minutes on hold later, you are fully refunded for the trip and have travel credit for your return home.


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Cheese Curds: Green Bay Packers News and Links for April 13, 2015
As the Packers prepare for the draft, they brought in a non-football player for a visit and we look at how best to analyze potential draft picks.
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The Green Bay Packers are continuing their trend of meeting with late-round or potential undrafted players in advance of the 2015 NFL Draft, and late last week they worked out an unusual prospect. Much has been made about Demetri Goodson's and Julius Peppers' basketball backgrounds, but both of them at least played Division I football in college. Kansas State forward Thomas Gipson did not.
In fact, Gipson refused to play football until just recently, a story that is intriguing and shows just how far Ted Thompson and NFL GMs in general are willing to go to find athletes and players with potential for their teams.
We have that and much more in today's curds. Enjoy!
Thompson has reasons to match Richardson offer | JSOnline
Here's the case for matching Sean Richardson's offer sheet from the Raiders. Jarrett Bush's somewhat similar situation from back in 2009 is used as reference as well.
UPDATE: Richardson told FOX Sports Wisconsin's Paul Imig this morning that the Packers did indeed match the offer sheet, meaning the safety is headed back to Green Bay for 2015.
Who has the best roster in the NFC? - NFL.com
There's a two-team top tier in the NFC, and it's easy to see why. The Packers and Seahawks look like they're head and shoulders above the rest of the conference, at least on paper.
Ted Thompson favors offense in draft - Green Bay Packers Blog - ESPN
Saying that Thompson is sure to draft more offensive players than defensive players this year is a bit of a stretch though. The breakdown is 51/44 over the past 10 years, but it's even at 19 over the last four.
Mark Murphy 'kind of snuck in the back door' | Packers.com
No, not the Mark Murphy who now runs the team as President and CEO; this is the Mark Murphy who played safety for the Packers during the 80's.
After successful Kansas State basketball career, Thomas Gipson eyes NFL | The Wichita Eagle The Wichita Eagle
It's funny how a person's opinion can change when receiving a call from an NFL team. Gipson had refused to play football his entire life until the Packers called him to ask if he would work out at tight end.
How we should really discuss NFL prospects | Senior Bowl
Instead of thinking of players based on what round they should be valued at in the draft, at least one former NFL GM looked at players in five specific tiers instead based on their projected role in the NFL.
We will pay an NFL team $1,000 to select its final draft pick - SBNation.com
This is actually a fairly brilliant idea. Not for the team that accepts it of course, but for those of us who would love to offer the same thing.