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Q: Regex to find the starting line and column of the function module body For example, my code is something like this:
    (function t(p1,p2,...) //comment
      {
line 2,column 1

I think a regex could do the job, but I don't know how to get the end of the regex match to get the position result: line 2,column 1.
I just need to find the end position for the match .(.function.(.).{ where . means anything.
Thank you in advance for your help.

A: TLDR;
This part of the code is used to get the function starts:
var regex1 = /\s*\(\s*function\s*\([^)]*\)\s*\{/;

Means:

*

*any whitespace before and after ( is accepted

*then look for "function" string

*then again any whitespace character is accepted

*look for ( and until the ) character or none, loop chars

*then look for the ) char after previous loop ends

*then any whitespace character or none is accepted again (line breaks also accepted)

*but look for { character in the end.

This is the part of my karma-code-reporter module for jasmine testing. I used this to parse the jasmine definition files. content is the file content array splitted by line breaks.
/**
   * calculates the jasmine formatted test file method bounds
   * @param {array} content: line by line splitted test code content
   * @returns {array} bounds of the methods separated by groups, specs and de-constructors.
   */
  this.findBounds = function (content) {
    // prepare the output object
    var bounds = { groups: [], cases: [], deconst: [] };
    // loop each line
    for (var i = 0; i < content.length; i++) {
      // prepare regular expressions for describe, it and before/afterEach blocks
      var regex1 = /describe\s*\(.+?,\s*function\s*\([^)]*\)\s*\{/;
      var regex2 = /it\s*\(.+?,\s*function\s*\(/;
      var regex3 = /(?:beforeEach|afterEach)\s*\(\s*function\s*\(/;
      // if it's a match for "describe"
      if ((regex1.exec(content[i]) || []).length > 0) {
        // push the bounds for this block
        bounds.groups.push([i, this.findEndLine(content, i)]);
      }
      // if it's a match for "it"
      else if ((regex2.exec(content[i]) || []).length > 0) {
        // push the bounds for this block
        bounds.cases.push([i, this.findEndLine(content, i)]);
      }
      // if it's a match for "beforeEach" or "afterEach"
      else if ((regex3.exec(content[i]) || []).length > 0) {
        // push the bounds for this block
        bounds.deconst.push([i, this.findEndLine(content, i)]);
      }
    }
    // return the calculated bounds
    return bounds;
  };

  /**
   * Finds the end bracket for a given start bracket on the content
   * @param {string} content    : line by line split test code content
   * @param {integer} startLine : the line number containing the start bracket
   */
  this.findEndLine = function (content, startLine) {
    // find the start bracket position
    var match = /\bfunction\s*\([^)]*\)\s*({)/i.exec(content[startLine]);
    var pos = match[0].length + match.index - 1;
    // prepare a stack for the brackets
    var $stack = [];
    // loop each character
    while (startLine < content.length) {
      while (pos < content[startLine].length) {
        // read the char
        var read = content[startLine][pos];
        // if read char is a start bracket
        if (read == "{") {
          // push it to the array
          $stack.push("{");
        } else if (read == "}") {
          // if read char is a closing bracket, read from the stack
          var val = $stack.pop();
          if (val == "{") {
            // if the closing bracket matches with an opening bracket
            if ($stack.length == 0) {
              // if there are no brackets left, return the end line
              return startLine;
            }
          } else {
            // the brackets are not correctly positioned, return error
            return -1;
          }
        }
        // go to the next char
        pos++;
      }
      // go to the next line
      startLine++;
      // reset position
      pos = 0;
    }
    // if this line is reached, there must be an error.
    return -1;
  }

Taken from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tpaksu/karma-code-reporter/master/index.js


A "Roman Market" is to be held on September 24-25, 2016, in the ancient and medieval fortress Sexaginta Prista in Bulgaria's Danube city of Ruse.
The event featuring reenactments of customs and crafts from the time of the Roman Empire is organized by the Ruse Regional Museum of History for a fifth year in a row, the Museum has announced.
The "Roman Market of Sexaginta Prista", whose 2016 archaeological excavations are presently in progress, has been attracting a growing number of visitors over the years.
The event is to feature performances by Roman warriors and barbarians, local farmers offering their produce in Roman Era costumes and stands, and craftsmen demonstrating ancient techniques.
The authentic Roman crafts to be demonstrated include coin minting, glass painting, pottery making, making of beads, knitting, carving of candles, among others.
For the first time, people with disabilities are to be presented at the Roman Market in Ruse with a stand of their own.
Roman cuisine is to be presented to the visitors with "Pre-Columbian" (from a European point of view) foodstuffs, with dishes made of fish, lentils, oats, pork, and olives, and spices such as parsley, ginger, lovage, dill, and black pepper, served with wine or beer.
The Roman Market of the Sexaginta Prista Fortress in Bulgaria's Ruse is scheduled to start at 2 pm on Saturday, September 24, and at noon on Sunday, September 25. The Ruse Regional Museum of History has invited all who can to visit it.
The Ancient Thracian and Roman settlement and fortress of Sexaginta Prista (meaning "Port of the Sixty Ships") in today's Bulgarian Danube city of Ruse was built on top of an earlier Ancient Thracian settlement.
Archaeological research has proven that the Sexanginta Prista Fortress was originally an Ancient Thracian settlement existing as early as the 3rd century BC. In fact, the hill where the settlement is located was a Thracian shrine for performing cult rituals which remain unknown to this day. There the Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered hundreds of Ancient Thracian ritual pits dating to the 1st century BC-1st century AD, of which about 50 have been studied. The archaeological discoveries from the Thracian ritual pits include pottery vessels, bronze artifacts, coins, bones; a unique richly decorated zoomorphic vessel depicted an eagle's head as well as several fibulas. Other archaeological findings include an Ancient Thracian jug from the 2nd-1st century AD containing organic matter from domestic animals, an ancient ceramic vessel from the Greek island of Rodos dated to the 3rd century BC, household vessels, and transportation vessels, which are taken to mean that the settlement had a well developed trade.
The first written account about the Fortress of Sexaginta Prista comes from "Geography", the 2nd century AD work of Greco-Egyptian ancient geographer Claudius Ptolemy (ca. 90-168 AD). The city was also mentioned as Sexantapristis in the so called Antonine Itinerary (Itinerarium Antonini Augusti, "The Itinerary of Emperor Antoninus"). The name of Sexaginta Prista has been compared to the name of a Roman port on the Italian Peninsula meaning "100 chambers" because one hypothesis about its name has it that in Roman times Sexaginta Prista (today's Ruse in Bulgaria) had 60 dock spots for Roman ships. Another hypothesis claiming to be based on all available historical sources has it that the name of the Sexaginta Prista Fortress stems from events at the end of the 1st century AD during Roman Emperor Domitian's (r. 85-89 AD) wars with the Dacians, the powerful Thracian people living north of the Danube River. Back then, an entire Roman legion consisting of 6,000 men was ferried across the mouth of the Rusenski Lom River where it flows into the Danube. Exactly 60 Roman ships were used for this effort. Subsequently, the fortress was called Sexaginta Prista to celebrate the ensuing victory over the Dacians. It is possible that until then the fortress in question was known by the Thracian name of the Rusenski Lom River. Whatever the real origin of Sexaginta Prista's name may be, the fact of the matter is that the name itself underscores the city's importance for the Roman Navy because the "Port of the Sixty Ships" (today's Bulgarian city of Ruse) is one of only two Roman frontier outposts on the Limes Moesiae, i.e. the Lower Danube frontier region, which have names connected with sailing. The other one is Colonia Ulpia Traiana Ratiaria whose name is derived from the Latin word "ratis" (raft) or from "ratiaria", a type of vessel.
Archaeological excavations conducted at Sexaginta Prista in 2005-2006 have demonstrated that the location of the original Roman military camp which existed between the 1st and the 3rd century AD remains unknown. There are hypotheses that it was built near the mouth of the Rusenski Lom River. The Roman archaeological finds on the hill of the fortress date to the 2nd-3rd century AD. The discovered structures include building remains from the canabae, a temple of god Apollo with votive tables of Apollo and the supreme Thracian deity, the so called Thracian Horseman also known as Heros, pottery, coins, and a sacrificial altar dedicated to Apollo, among others.
The orientation and planning of the Apollo Temple reminds of a Christian temple. It is similar to pagan temples in the town of Ruchey, Southern Bulgaria; Benwel, England; and Porolisum in Dacia (today's Romania). Its planning is construed as evidence that the early Christians modeled their churches on the Roman pagan temples. Apollo's temple in Sexaginta Prista existed until the end of the 3rd century AD, and after that, possibly in connection with the adoption of Christianity, it was demolished, and a principium (the main building of the command staff of the Roman camp (castra)) was built in its stead, most probably during the reign of Roman Emperor Constantine I the Great (r. 306-337 AD). This is also when the Late Antiquity fortress walls of Sexaginta Prista (unearthed in 1976-1978) were erected. The principium was in use until the early 380s when the city was damaged by the barbarian invasions of the Goths, and again until the beginning of the 5th century. Out of a total of 204 coins discovered in Sexaginta Prista during the latest archaeological excavations in 2005-2006, about 100 date to the 4th century AD.


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10 AAPI People on How They've Become More Active in Their Community
The Glow Recipe Team|May 2, 2022
While the past several years have been particularly challenging for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, what with the surge of anti-Asian racism amid the coronavirus pandemic. While the media attention to the violence has faded with time, news of attacks on AAPI elderly continue to occur, causing people to change their habits, adapt to new risks, and look to the future.
For many, it's encouraged them to take part in their local communities, social groups, and even their own families to make voices heard. And despite the disheartening continuation of these occurrences, others are facing the future with optimism — since few things have brought the sprawling, beautifully diverse AAPI community together quite like this.
It's a poignant topic that hits home for many, which is why we've asked influential people in the beauty industry and beyond to share how they're feeling and what they're looking forward to, in hopes that it can inspire all of us to do the same in the face of hate.
Deborah Yeh, Global Chief Purpose Officer at Sephora
"The biggest gift for me over the last year has been to connect to a broader Asian American Pacific Islander community. In the past, if you were to ask about my ethnic and racial identity, I would have told you that I am Chinese American. Even more specifically, I would have said I am a second generation Chinese American. But over the last year, I find myself in this larger category of "AAPI"—both by force and by choice.
Here's the negative: As Asian-Americans, we're sometimes thrown together into a broad class of people who are "not from here." But there is also a beautiful positive: As Asian Americans, we have rich traditions, unbelievable stories of immigration and overcoming, and our community has so much strength to offer each other in these times. I choose to live in the positive.
My hope for the Asian American community is that we can demonstrate all the great things that emerge when you create a broad and powerful multi-cultural alliance. We can cherish our specific backgrounds while also appreciating the diversity within others. We can achieve our individual and family dreams while also being strong in solidarity with each other."
Kathleen Hou, Elle Beauty Director
"These past few years have been some of the most heartbreaking, trying and difficult of my life. It doesn't come naturally to me to share. But it has only been through sharing — in therapy, being vulnerable in writing and on social media, and participating in wider scale, often difficult discussions about race, that I was able to find some way to move through the year.
My hope is that we continue to talk, to push for progress, come together as a community, and hold generosity, grace and kindness for each other. And to make sure that all the AAPI stories get told!"
Yin Chang and Moonlynn Tsai, Heart of Dinner founders
Yin Chang
Moonlynn Tsai
"The direct targeting of AAPI hate we'd been experiencing on a personal level — and seeing the targeting of the most vulnerable in our community — catalyzed us to reimagine a world we wanted to live in by urgently and organically bridging cultural divides and mobilizing a community that welcomes individuals of all backgrounds to work together with the utmost respect for one another towards one goal: Show up with Heart of Dinner care packages, which include the basic necessities that provide support for the physical, emotional, mental well-being of our most vulnerable.
It is our hope that each individual realizes the impact they have in making contributions that build over time towards the betterment of all our communities."
Faith Xue, Bustle Digital Group Executive Beauty Director
"I grew up in a predominantly white suburb of Seattle. I never saw Asian representation in the magazines I devoured, in the TV shows I watched, or in the books I hid under the covers to finish late at night. This meant that while I wasn't ashamed to be Chinese-American, I also wasn't necessarily proud.
Subconsciously, I was living under the belief that life would be easier if I made myself more palatable to my white peers, not drawing attention to my background or having to explain the parts of me that made me different. When the pandemic happened and hate crimes started happening to elders and other members of the Asian community, my emotions went from shocked to horrified to deeply sad to enraged. I felt like I had been living with a blindfold over my eyes — that acting white-adjacent would protect me from being seen as the Other — and that blindfold was ripped off.
The positive aspect of this was that I suddenly felt myself filled with a burning pride — perhaps fueled by anger at first, yes, but pride nonetheless — for my heritage. I felt like I wanted to shout my identity from the rooftops, to connect with others in the AAPI community who were hurting and angry. I wrote a piece for Byrdie, the site I oversaw [at the time], about the complicated feelings I felt about being Asian American, and was shocked at the number of messages I received from people who said related to my story — that it was the first time they read something that made them feel seen.
It was so clear to me at that moment that not enough of our stories are told. There's been so much progress in media that's been heartening to see, but we still have so much more work to do. It saddens me that it took such horrifying acts to happen for us to get to this point, but I use that pain to fuel my fervor for my community — brilliant, inspiring, loud, defiant, resilient as it is — even more."
Jenny Jin, Purewow Beauty Director
"In light of all that has happened over the past couple of years, I often think about something my dad says, which is: When you have a reason to celebrate, you better celebrate. Don't delay joy.
So, in face of the very real fear and sadness I often feel over the harassment and hatred many of us have experienced and continue to experience, I process those things in whatever ways I need to—therapy, writing, talking it out with friends—and I double down on celebrating the small joys in my days. Lately, that looks like dancing along to K-pop songs the way I used to when I was a kid. (Ridiculously effective.)
And when there are bigger reasons to celebrate, like my mom's birthday or my best friend's wedding, I make time to celebrate them fully. In my work as a beauty editor, celebration looks like supporting AAPI brands and creatives in whatever ways I can, as often as I can. By highlighting their stories and celebrating their wins, I am reminded of our resilience as a community and I am filled with awe and pride at the impact AAPIs have made in this space. All of these celebrations replenish me and allow me to keep showing up instead of shrinking down. They help me to operate from a place of love and keep me from becoming hardened like those who attack us and our elders.
To my fellow Asians: I see and celebrate you. May we double down on our joy and celebrate each other's wins. May we keep sharing our stories and speaking up in ways that feel good and true to us."
Kristina Rodulfo, Beauty Expert
"I grew up in Queens, New York City, one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the world. As a first generation Filipino American with immigrant parents, I never grew up feeling 'other' because I was raised in a predominantly Asian neighborhood. I never encountered blatant racism.
It really wasn't until I first entered the workforce and predominantly white media industry that I realized how most of the U.S. is very different from the way I grew up. That's why it really hit me hard to witness the rise of racism, hate crimes, and xenophobia targeting the AAPI population. I now have done more self-education and understand that Anti-Asian racism has deep roots in this country (even as far back as the 1800s!) but in 2020-2022 in particular it felt like every week — day, even — there was a new report of a violent attack.
It can make you feel helpless. But, it can also inspire action. I've always been incredibly passionate about prioritizing Asian representation in all the work I do. Whether it's working with Asian-owned brands as a beauty content creator, or writing an article on an Asian founder of a beauty brand, or seeking out Asian talent for photo shoots for a magazine, I'm a firm believer that more representation everywhere from the C-suites to the faces of beauty campaigns can be a powerful tool for combating hate and expanding opportunities for our community.
I think we are way more galvanized when it comes to activism. There are newer organizations and collectives like Asian American Girl Club, Goldhouse, and more really bringing the community together with events that uplift work of talented folks in the AAPI community and foster pride. I hope to continue seeing the AAPI community embracing activism and creating more original work that highlights the AAPI experience and, in turn, builds empathy in mainstream media — for example, memoirs like Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner—a NYT bestseller! I hope we continue to see more books, movies, TV shows, and more centering our stories."
Loreen Hwang, Lifestyle Influencer
"When we moved to the United States, I grew up in a community where I was the only Chinese American in my elementary school — and one out of three Asians.
Instead of feeling like an outcast, I taught my class about Chinese culture. I'd spend my summers in Taiwan and bring my entire class souvenirs and Chinese snacks. I've always been proud of my culture, which in turn has helped me use my voice in the AAPI community.
I always try to encourage my friends to speak up especially for those who can not. It's important to keep people united instead of divided. In uncertain times where fear and hate lead so many, I choose to lead with love, to communicate and to educate. Celebrating the diversity in cultures and communities is powerful and helps empower others."
Bing Chen, President & Co-founder of Gold House
"One of our greatest challenges is that we're hyphens in action. We're our pragmatic immigrant parents and our Creative Writing degrees. Our lifestyles are sometimes 'more Asian' and our hobbies are sometimes 'more American.' We defy establishments but know the pang of humility. We celebrate history-making achievements amidst record-high attacks. We build unicorn companies while our community experiences the widest income disparity of any. We're outspoken for others but still wonder–under our breaths–if we're heroing our villains. Sometimes, I hate it. I wish we could have an unequivocal success, devoid of caveats. I wish our happiness didn't come with guilt, that our success didn't require omission, and that our lives weren't punchlines.
One of my mentors once said that 'AAPI' is not a noun but a verb. We're too (documentedly) young, too diverse, and too rapidly-growing to have universal codification. It's the fundamental hindrance to any form of absolution. But just because this in-between stops us from fully knowing who we are doesn't mean we can't decide who we want to be. The only way I know how is to just Do–together. That's my hope: that we never stop pushing, together. As humans. As members of the AAPI community. As members of so many others. That we give each other the grace that we're all learning–both in the AAPI community and out of it. That we're comfortable with pissing the right people off–and losing them. And that we remember that surviving is, unto itself, its own success. Together."
Deepica Mutyala, Founder of Live Tinted
"Despite all the hardships that the Asian American community has endured especially in the past couple of years, I have to say the best thing that has come out of it was seeing a bigger connection between all of the AAPI communities. It's been nothing short of amazing to see us come together in this way to support each other.
I hope that through our shared experiences as well as celebrating our differences as Asian Americans, we are able to continuously lift one another up and show the world what incredible things can be achieved when we're all working towards a common goal: to make this world a more representative & inclusive space for ALL of us. Let's be loud & proud of our identities because they are truly our superpowers.
I hope we continue to stand united because we will always be stronger TOGETHER."

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Daphne Taylor's Quilt Drawing series honors her love of drawing and painting. Lines reminiscent of landscape and figure are embroidered, pieced and composed within frameworks ranging from wide open spaces to complex colored fields. The rich visual language of these lines and markings is influenced and restrained by the power of simplicity. Hand quilting is of great importance in her work because it is the equivalent to the act of drawing. While the placements of fabric are composed geometrically, the quilting on top is a loose, spontaneous act. Her hand responds to the shapes in the cloth, creating a loose rhythm of shadow line that is simple, clear and meditative .


BEREA -- Although his mind was jumbled, Browns rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden knew exactly where he was -- and it wasn't where he wanted to be.
Still in his uniform, but without his helmet after being forced out with a concussion in the final minutes on Sunday, Weeden turned to the team doctors in Cleveland's locker room and begged them to let him go back to the sideline to see the final snaps of a 20-14 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
They wouldn't budge, so he watched on TV.
"It was frustrating. I wanted to finish that one," Weeden said. "But it was nice to celebrate with the guys after the game."
Weeden was cleared to practice Wednesday, three days after sustaining the first concussion of his football career. The 29-year-old was limited during the workout but he will start this week when the Browns (3-8) visit the Oakland Raiders and try to snap a 12-game road losing streak.
Weeden didn't appear to have any restrictions during the portion of practice open to the media. He threw passes with the customary zip on the ball and moved around without any problems. Afterward, Weeden said he's been symptom free for several days.
As tough as it was for him to leave only Cleveland's second win in 18 games over the rival Steelers, Weeden knew it was the right decision. He had banged his head on teammate Joe Thomas' leg after throwing an interception and was slow getting up.
Once he was on the sideline, Weeden was examined by the Browns medical staff and answered all their mandatory questions to test for a concussion. However, Weeden told them he didn't "feel right" and was taken to the locker room for further tests.
Backup quarterback Colt McCoy came off the bench to close out Cleveland's win, playing the final two series as the Browns tried to run out the clock. It was an ironic twist for McCoy, whose 2011 season ended when he suffered a serious concussion on a helmet-to-helmet hit by Steelers linebacker James Harrison.
Weeden knows he may have been able to talk his way into staying in the game, but he could have endangered his health.
"You've got to be smart about it," he said. "You're talking about a brain. I don't want to be 50 years old and not remember playing in the NFL. I'd much rather sit out five minutes of a game than risk the long-term effect."
With eliminating head injuries a league priority, Weeden said it's critical for players to take it upon themselves to protect their health. The league has a strict protocol to follow once a player sustains a concussion, and Weeden feels the most important step is to be truthful.
"You just have to be honest," he said. "There's several steps you've got to work out. You've got to run, you've got to do some tests, you've got to do some things. There's a long laundry list of things you've got to do, but the main thing is just be honest and tell them what your symptoms are and tell them how you feel. They have to kind of trust you and you have to pass the test with flying colors."
Someone on the Browns' sideline took his helmet when he left the game, but Weeden doesn't think it was hidden so he couldn't go back in.
"I never want to come out of a game," he said. "I'm too competitive and I felt like I'd been hit a lot harder than I got hit. So I felt like I could still play. They always take my helmet when I come off and trade me out for a hat and jacket, so I don't know if they hid it from me. If they did, they did a great job."
Weeden has been sleeping fine since the injury, and Tuesday night he felt well enough to attend an NBA game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Phoenix Suns.
Unless Weeden has an unexpected setback, Browns coach Pat Shurmur said the 29-year-old will make his 12th straight start on Sunday. McCoy may get a few more snaps with the starting offense during practice this week so he's ready, but he won't take any away from Weeden.
"For the most part you get the starter ready to go," Shurmur said. "At this point, this early in the week he's healthy, so he goes."
Weeden finished 17-of-26 for 158 yards with a touchdown before getting hurt in his first career start against Pittsburgh's defense, which remains ranked No. 1 overall. He also bounced back after having his third pass intercepted and returned for a touchdown.
He's thrown 12 TD passes and 13 interceptions, and Weeden's 55.9 completion percentage is 32nd in the league as is his 70.9 rating. Weeden has endured criticism from some who think the Browns have yet to find their future quarterback.


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Contrary to popular belief, God does not place us on the sidelines of life when we walk through hardship. Rather, he takes us to the center of the playing field, so that the world can watch and observe his faithfulness in our lives.
God delivers his people in two ways: he delivers us from our trials, and he delivers us through our trials. The interesting thing is we do not have a choice as to which path we travel. Whether we experience his miracles of deliverance, endure hardship and trials, or even face death, we remain, now and forevermore, his witnesses. This is the essence of our life in him.
John Eaves, An Aim that Keeps Me Pressing On in O Love That Will Not Let Me Go, edited by Nancy Guthrie, pp. 76-77.


You don't have to break the bank to increase the value of your property. The key to simple renovations is to focus on areas that can make a difference and are in keeping with the property – it's pointless putting in a granite bench top when the property is a small 2-bedroomed unit just as an elaborate en-suite bathroom often isn't high on the agenda for people with young families.
Little touches such as changing dated door handles and lampshades do help. Here are some more cheaper tweaks which may be of help – plus if your house is well presented, they may help your house sell faster too.
We all love our sunshine in Newcastle let it in! Clean the windows and fix fly screens. Downlights not only modernise the property, but they are more economical too – an added attraction for many buyers. Trim back trees which may be blocking out the light and strategically placed mirrors can work wonders in a dark room. It may also be worth adding a skylight to let in more natural light.
A fresh coat of paint in neutral colours does add value. But it's not just the walls which will benefit from a refreshed look. If the floral bathroom tiles are still in good nick, there are some really good tile paints available and newly painted cabinets can breathe life into a tired kitchen.
You don't have to go overboard in here. Simply buying a new shower curtain, changing rusty taps, getting a new toilet seat and fixing the drip can give a bathroom a new feel. Plus, installing a duel flush toilet and a water efficient showerhead can make it more attractive from hip pocket point of view.
The kitchen is the main focus for a lot of buyers so make some simple changes to make it more attractive. Changing cabinet handles, fixing broken doors and changing taps can all add value. Consider installing a folding worktop to increase workspace or putting in shelving for additional storage space.
Clearing out an attic, transforming the 'den' to a spare bedroom or even making an alcove into a home office are creative ways of giving the impression of more space. By putting seating in empty outside areas, you can also increase the entertaining area.
Do not underestimate the power of a good clean. It really is worth taking the time to clean air vents, extractor fans, cookers, behind the toilet and cleaning includes the outside too. De-cobweb the eaves and sweep decking and patios.
A well-kept garden is very appealing, but it doesn't have to be landscaped. Colourful potted plants and well placed greenery do make a property more attractive and can increase value. Make sure your lawn is trimmed and trim back overgrown hedges.
We've said it before and we'll say it again. Declutter. Create the impression of space, so keep pictures and other wall hangings to a minimum, pack away those holiday mementos on the mantelpiece and remove superfluous furniture.
If you'd like to know some more quick and ways on how to increase your property value, our team love to help out, so give us ring us on 02 4956 9777 or call in at our Cardiff office.
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package com.asura.monitor.report.controller;

import com.asura.framework.base.paging.PagingResult;
import com.asura.framework.base.paging.SearchMap;
import com.asura.framework.dao.mybatis.paginator.domain.PageBounds;
import com.google.gson.Gson;
import com.asura.common.controller.IndexController;
import com.asura.common.response.PageResponse;
import com.asura.common.response.ResponseVo;
import com.asura.monitor.graph.util.FileWriter;
import com.asura.monitor.platform.entity.MonitorPlatformServerEntity;
import com.asura.monitor.platform.service.MonitorPlatformServerService;
import com.asura.monitor.report.entity.MonitorReportSendEntity;
import com.asura.monitor.report.service.MonitorReportSendService;
import com.asura.resource.entity.CmdbResourceGroupsEntity;
import com.asura.resource.service.CmdbResourceGroupsService;
import com.asura.util.DateUtil;
import com.asura.util.PermissionsCheck;
import com.asura.util.email.MailEntity;
import com.asura.util.email.MailUtil;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.ui.Model;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ResponseBody;

import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;

/**
 *

 *
 *

 *
	修改记录
 *
-----------------------------------------------
 *
	修改日期			修改人			修改内容
 *

 * 自动资源信息报告发送
 *
 * @author zhaozq
 * @version 1.0
 * @Date 2017-01-20
 */

@Controller
@RequestMapping("/monitor/report/auto/")
public class AutoReportController {

    @Autowired
    private MonitorPlatformServerService platformServerService;

    @Autowired
    private CmdbResourceGroupsService groupsService;

    @Autowired
    private MonitorReportSendService service;

    @Autowired
    private IndexController indexController;

    @Autowired
    private PermissionsCheck permissionsCheck;

    @Autowired
    private MonitorReportSendService sendService;

    /**
     * 列表
     *
     * @return
     */
    @RequestMapping("add")
    public String add(int id, Model model) {
        if (id > 0) {
            MonitorReportSendEntity result = service.findById(id, MonitorReportSendEntity.class);
            model.addAttribute("configs", result);
        }
        return "/monitor/report/auto/add";
    }

    /**
     * 列表
     *
     * @return
     */
    @RequestMapping("list")
    public String list() {
        return "/monitor/report/auto/list";
    }

    /**
     * 获取报警异常处理数据清空
     * @return
     */
    @RequestMapping(value = "listData", produces = {"application/json;charset=UTF-8"})
    @ResponseBody
    public String listData(int length, int start, int draw, HttpServletRequest request){
        SearchMap searchMap = new SearchMap();
        String search = request.getParameter("search[value]");
        if(search!=null&&search.length()>1){
            searchMap.put("key", search);
        }
        PageBounds pageBounds = PageResponse.getPageBounds(length, start);
        PagingResult<MonitorReportSendEntity> result = service.findAll(searchMap, pageBounds, "selectByAll");
        return PageResponse.getMap(result,draw);
    }

    /**
     * 项目配置
     *
     * @return
     */
    @RequestMapping("save")
    @ResponseBody
    public ResponseVo configureSave(MonitorReportSendEntity entity, HttpServletRequest request) {
        String user = permissionsCheck.getLoginUser(request.getSession());
        entity.setLastModifyUser(user);
        entity.setLastModifyTime(DateUtil.getDate(DateUtil.TIME_FORMAT));
        if (entity.getSendId() != null) {
            service.update(entity);
        } else {
            service.save(entity);
        }
        indexController.logSave(request, "保存自动发送信息通知人 "+ entity.getGroupsId() +" "+ entity.getEmails());
        return ResponseVo.responseOk(null);
    }

    /**
     *
     * @param data
     * @return
     */
    String getSize(String data){
        try {
            return Integer.valueOf(data) / 1024 / 1024 + "";
        }catch (Exception e){
            return "";
        }
    }

    /**
     * 报表发送
     *
     * @return
     */
    @RequestMapping(value = "send", produces = {"application/json;charset=utf8"})
    @ResponseBody
    public String send() {
        Gson gson = new Gson();
        SearchMap searchMap = new SearchMap();
        SearchMap groupsMap;
        String html ;
        String data1;
        String data2;
        String data3;
        String data4;
        String ip;
        String item = "disk|system.disk.";
        html = " ";
        html += "详情去可视化平台查看
";
        html += "内存
";
        html += "系统负载
";
        html += "CPU
";
        html += "如果缺少通知人,请点击添加
";
        String htmls = html;

        PagingResult<CmdbResourceGroupsEntity> groups = groupsService.findAll(searchMap, PageResponse.getPageBounds(100000, 1));
        for (CmdbResourceGroupsEntity entity : groups.getRows()) {
            html = "

主机名	ip地址	磁盘名称	总大小(GB)	已使用(GB)	可使用(GB)	使用百分比(%)	数据更新时间
";
            groupsMap = new SearchMap();
            groupsMap.put("groupsId", entity.getGroupsId());
            // 生产环境ID
            groupsMap.put("entId", 3);
            String email = "";
            PagingResult<MonitorPlatformServerEntity> servers = platformServerService.findAll(groupsMap, PageResponse.getPageBounds(100000, 1), "selectByAll");
            for (MonitorPlatformServerEntity entity1 : servers.getRows()) {
                html += "
";
                ip = entity1.getIp();
                data1 = FileWriter.getItemData(item + "totle.SLASH", ip, 1);
                data2 = FileWriter.getItemData(item + "free.SLASH", ip, 1);
                data3 = FileWriter.getItemData(item + "used.percent.SLASH", ip, 1);
                data4 = FileWriter.getItemData(item + "in_use.SLASH", ip, 1);
                if(data1.length()>0 && data2.length()>0 && data3.length()>0 && data4.length()>0) {
                    String date = FileWriter.getItemData(item + "totle.SLASH", ip, 0);

                    if (Integer.valueOf(data3)> 80 ){
                        data3 = ""+data3+"%";
                    }else
                    if (Integer.valueOf(data3)> 70 ){
                        data3 = ""+data3+"%";
                    }else {
                        data3 = data3 + "%";
                    }
                    html += ""+entity1.getHostname() + "	" +
                            "" + ip + "	" +
                            "/	" +
                            "" + getSize(data1) + "	" +
                            "" + getSize(data4) + "	" +
                            "" + getSize(data2) + "	" +
                            "" + data3 + "	" +
                            "" + DateUtil.timeStamp2Date(date, null)+ "	";
                }
                html += "
";
            }
            PagingResult<MonitorReportSendEntity>  sendData =  sendService.findAll(groupsMap, PageResponse.getPageBounds(2,1), "selectByAll");
            if (sendData!=null&&sendData.getTotal()>0) {
                html += htmls;
                html  += "
";
                MailEntity mailEntity = new MailEntity();
                mailEntity.setReceiver(sendData.getRows().get(0).getEmails().replaceAll("\n",",") + ",bianjw2@asura.com,270851812@qq.com,zhangpw7@asura.com");
                mailEntity.setAuth(false);
                mailEntity.setHost(System.getenv("mailHost"));
                mailEntity.setMessage(html);
                mailEntity.setSender(System.getenv("mailSender"));
                mailEntity.setSubject(entity.getGroupsName() + " 系统资源使用报告");
                for (int i=0;i<20;i++) {
                    if(MailUtil.sendMail(mailEntity)){
                        break;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return "ok";
    }
}


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Federal Suit Over Religious Soliciting Outside Maui Fair
February 6, 2014, 2:05 PM HST · Updated February 7, 4:55 PM
A lawsuit has been filed in federal court alleging First Amendment violations against Maui County.
The suit stems from an incident reported in October of 2013 in which a pastor and his wife were distributing religious materials to the public on a sidewalk outside of the Maui Fair.
The suit alleges that a Maui police officer "ordered them to leave" a public sidewalk, and advised them that they "could also be ejected from other public sidewalks nearby if they attempted to distribute religious literature."
The suit was filed on Jan. 7, 2014, by the American Civil Liberties Union and the law firm Davis Levin Livingston on behalf of Pastor Strat Goodhue and his wife Doreen.
The plaintiffs say the county rejected an early attempt to resolve the issue through settlement.
In a joint press release announcing the legal challenge, Goodhue said part of his mission is spreading God's word. He issued the following statement"
"The Maui Fair gives us an opportunity to spread our message to thousands of people on Maui – no other event gives us the same kind of chance to connect with so many people and spread the joy we've found through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and to obey God's command to communicate to everyone about Him and His love and mercy. All we are doing is offering people a Gospel tract. We don't try to coerce anyone into taking one. The police ordered us to leave, and we complied, but it just felt wrong. I reflected on it and thought: 'Is this right? Can they really do this?'"
Matthew Winter, with the law firm Davis Levin Livingston, also commented saying, "The fact is that the sidewalk is public space, and under the First Amendment, all are free to express their opinions there.
"While government may set some restrictions on the time, place and manner of speech in order to protect public safety, they are not allowed to unilaterally squash the voice of peaceful, law abiding demonstrators," said Winter.
Rod Antone, communications director for the County of Maui responded saying, "We have received the complaint and we will be responding to it, however right now it is in litigation and we can't say anything further."
A spokesperson with the Maui Police Department said he did not see the claims made in the lawsuit.
This is the second federal lawsuit filed by the ACLU against the County of Maui alleging First Amendment violations in recent months.
A separate lawsuit stemmed from a Jan. 21, 2013 demonstration in which members of the group Maui Peace Action joined in carrying signs as part of a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day march through downtown Wailuku.
According to court documents, plaintiffs, Chuck Carletta and Mele Stokesberry claimed the county sign ordinance was "overly broad" and "unequally enforced."
That suit ended when the parties reached a settlement late last year in which an agreement was reached on rules modification that required council action for implementation.
ACLU of Hawaii Senior Staff Attorney Daniel Gluck also commented saying, "The fact that we now have to file a similar case concerning sidewalks, just to get the county to comply with the First Amendment, is of great concern to us and should be of great concern to all who reside on or visit the Valley Isle."
$800,000 Released for Maui Hospital Air Conditioning Replacement
ADA Paratransit Bus Service Topic of Mayor's TV Show
Pastor and Maui Settle 1st Amendment Lawsuit, County Responds
ACLU Lawsuit Claims State Permit Rules Violate 1st Amendment
Mamuad Claims Free Speech Stifled After Discipline Action


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[![NPM](https://nodei.co/npm/short.png?downloads=true&downloadRank=true&stars=true)](https://nodei.co/npm/short/)

> Node.js URL Shortener backed by Mongoose.js

_**No Callbacks, just Promises!**_

## Installation

```bash
$ npm install short
```

***

## Basic API Usage

**Generates a Shortened URL Doc, then retrieves it for demo:**

```javascript
var shortURLPromise
  , short = require('../lib/short');

// connect to mongodb
short.connect('mongodb://localhost/short');

short.connection.on('error', function(error) {
  throw new Error(error);
});

// promise to generate a shortened URL.
var shortURLPromise = short.generate({
  URL : 'http://nodejs.org/'
});

// gets back the short url document, and then retrieves it
shortURLPromise.then(function(mongodbDoc) {
  console.log('>> created short URL:');
  console.log(mongodbDoc);
  console.log('>> retrieving short URL: %s', mongodbDoc.hash);
  short.retrieve(mongodbDoc.hash).then(function(result) {
    console.log('>> retrieve result:');
    console.log(result);
    process.exit(0);
  }, function(error) {
    if (error) {
      throw new Error(error);
    }
  });
}, function(error) {
  if (error) {
    throw new Error(error);
  }
});
```

**Listing all Shortened URLs in DB:**

```javascript
var listURLsPromise
  , short = require('../lib/short');

// connect to mongodb
short.connect('mongodb://localhost/short');

short.connection.on('error', function(error) {
  throw new Error(error);
});

// promise to retrieve all shortened URLs
listURLsPromise = short.list();

// output all resulting shortened url db docs
listURLsPromise.then(function(URLsDocument) {
  console.log('>> listing (%d) Shortened URLS:', URLsDocument.length);
  console.log(URLsDocument);
  process.exit(0);
}, function(error) {
  if (error) {
    throw new Error(error);
  }
});
```

**Updating the URL or the data fields of an existing Short URL hash**

```javascript
// Basically, update works like this
var updatePromise = short.update(hash, updateData);
// hash => Short url hashcode generated using short.generate()
// updateData => An object consisting of the new URL and/or the new data object.
//               If a key already exists in the current data object, it's value is updated,
//               otherwise, it is added and saved to the data object

//This function returns a promise which on resolution returns the new updated object as an argument.
```
Here's some working code. `hash` is assumed to be given
```javascript
// The basic Initialisation, Connection, Short URL generation and
// retrieval remains the same as depicted in previous examples

// the variable hash contains the short url hash code generated using short.generate()
var updatePromise = short.update(hash,{
  URL : 'http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvsgGtivCgs',
  data: {
    'type' : 'movie-trailer',
    'movie': 'Back To The Future'
  }
});
updatePromise.then(function(ShortURLObject) {
  console.log('New URL:', ShortURLObject.URL, '\nNew data:', ShortURLObject.data);
}, function(error) {
  console.log('Error', error);
});
```

## Contribute

  1. Fork
  2. Clone forked repository
  3. Add some sweet code
  4. Tests still passing? Run tests with `npm test`
  5. Add a test if adding a feature
  6. Pull Request
  7. **Instant Karma!**

## License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2011-2013, Edward Hotchkiss.

### Author: [Edward Hotchkiss][0]

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[0]: http://edwardhotchkiss.com/


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Comments for Bibliophilic http://www.bibliophilic.org ...for the love of books... Fri, 26 Apr 2019 13:24:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Graphic Novels for People Who Hate Comics by Nancy http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/03/07/graphic-novels-for-people-who-hate-comics/#comment-697 Nancy Thu, 26 Apr 2007 02:58:22 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/03/07/graphic-novels-for-people-who-hate-comics/#comment-697 Hi. I'm happy to see other blogs recommending Hagio's work, first of all. By the way, I just discovered your blog today and I'll definitely be spending some time here. Also, speaking of Hagio Moto, my Japanese husband and I just started a blog where we translate and discuss one of the classic shojo manga of hers, "Poe no Ichizoku". It's a complex, poignant story about a family of vampires who travel through time. Please stop by and leave comments--we'd love for this groundbreaking manga-ka to gain a much wider audience outside of Japan, and eventually want to translate as many of her works as we can (as you already mentioned, currently very little is officially published in English) Thanks again and I'll be back!
Hi. I'm happy to see other blogs recommending Hagio's work, first of all. By the way, I just discovered your blog today and I'll definitely be spending some time here. Also, speaking of Hagio Moto, my Japanese husband and I just started a blog where we translate and discuss one of the classic shojo manga of hers, "Poe no Ichizoku". It's a complex, poignant story about a family of vampires who travel through time. Please stop by and leave comments–we'd love for this groundbreaking manga-ka to gain a much wider audience outside of Japan, and eventually want to translate as many of her works as we can (as you already mentioned, currently very little is officially published in English) Thanks again and I'll be back!
]]> Comment on Book Group: Undaunted Courage by jerry thomas http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/10/book-group-undaunted-courage/#comment-676 jerry thomas Sat, 21 Apr 2007 01:08:14 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/10/book-group-undaunted-courage/#comment-676 I would like to ask Mr. Ambrose about his claim that the members of the expedition ate Twelve Pounds of meat every day ------ each !! It would take a substantial amount of fire to cook that much meat (30 X 12 = 360 pounds) AND at least four hours for the cooking. Plus at least four hours for the eating. Farther on, he says that the band of Indian Chiefs en route to Washington, D. C. ate Nine Pounds of meat daily --------- each. Comments ?
I would like to ask Mr. Ambrose about his claim that the members of the expedition ate Twelve Pounds of meat every day —— each !!
It would take a substantial amount of fire to cook that much meat (30 X 12 = 360 pounds) AND at least four hours for the cooking. Plus at least four hours for the eating.
Farther on, he says that the band of Indian Chiefs en route to Washington, D. C. ate Nine Pounds of meat daily ——— each.
]]> Comment on The Great Conversation by lance http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/05/the-great-conversation/#comment-548 lance Sat, 07 Apr 2007 19:26:45 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/05/the-great-conversation/#comment-548 Back in 2001 I just by chance decided to pick up How to Read a Book and have become a devotee of that reading list since. I think I combined it with the goal of reading 50 books a year from not only the "great books" lists like the ones mentioned but also just what's popular now or recommended by others. Time being a factor, audiobooks and even ebooks have allowed me to maintain that pace the past few years. I feel it has made life richer in picking up subtle context and in-jokes as part of the conversation, and I certainly dazzled during trivia night when the literature category came up. Your mention of discussing with Lisa about a book and that seems very important as well for synthesizing the ideas and connections. To that aim myself I joined in some online discussion groups done by barnes and noble that were interesting. Two of note were Michael Crighton's State of Fear and Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray. Of note, I was not a frequent reader while in school, but it was picking up that book by Adler that changed my course.
Back in 2001 I just by chance decided to pick up How to Read a Book and have become a devotee of that reading list since. I think I combined it with the goal of reading 50 books a year from not only the "great books" lists like the ones mentioned but also just what's popular now or recommended by others. Time being a factor, audiobooks and even ebooks have allowed me to maintain that pace the past few years.
I feel it has made life richer in picking up subtle context and in-jokes as part of the conversation, and I certainly dazzled during trivia night when the literature category came up.
Your mention of discussing with Lisa about a book and that seems very important as well for synthesizing the ideas and connections. To that aim myself I joined in some online discussion groups done by barnes and noble that were interesting. Two of note were Michael Crighton's State of Fear and Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Of note, I was not a frequent reader while in school, but it was picking up that book by Adler that changed my course.
]]> Comment on Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell by Nick http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/03/27/jonathan-strange-mr-norrell/#comment-238 Nick Wed, 28 Mar 2007 07:07:24 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/03/27/jonathan-strange-mr-norrell/#comment-238 I, too, love this book, and it reminded me of Austen and O'Brian as well. Have you ever read The Quincunx by Charles Palliser? It doesn't have the magic element that Strange and Norrell has, but it's very much a Victorian story. Palliser writes more like Dickens than like Austen, but if you haven't read it I think you'd enjoy it. It's mysterious, suspenseful and literary and very thought-provoking. Thanks!
I, too, love this book, and it reminded me of Austen and O'Brian as well. Have you ever read The Quincunx by Charles Palliser? It doesn't have the magic element that Strange and Norrell has, but it's very much a Victorian story. Palliser writes more like Dickens than like Austen, but if you haven't read it I think you'd enjoy it. It's mysterious, suspenseful and literary and very thought-provoking. Thanks!
]]> Comment on The Children's Picturebook Price Guide by Marty Weil http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/03/09/the-childrens-picturebook-price-guide/#comment-19 Marty Weil Mon, 12 Mar 2007 17:44:42 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/03/09/the-childrens-picturebook-price-guide/#comment-19 Thanks for the nice write-up about my interview.
Thanks for the nice write-up about my interview.
]]> Comment on Are Libraries Obsolete? by Hans Persson http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/20/are-libraries-obsolete/#comment-18 Hans Persson Sun, 11 Mar 2007 10:38:43 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/20/are-libraries-obsolete/#comment-18 I'd say that the above list displays a little bit of insight and a large dollop on a listmaker being run over by evolution in action. Most of the items on the list can easily be turned around to argue in the opposite direction. Not everyone has access to the internet. Sure. Not everyone lives close to a library either. Actually, more people probably have a phone line (and thus, the opportunity to use the net) than proximity to a library. Physical libraries are adapting to cultural change. This has to be the best item on the list. Libraries adapt to cultural change, and, by implication, the internet does not? The mind boggles trying to conceive of the thinking that would put an item like this as an argument for paper vaults. Library attendance isn't falling — it's just more virtual now. Uh, yes... Thanks to what? The internet, by any chance? I could go on and on, but I think this should be enough. I'm not saying libraries are useless. Librarians that think the internet is, though, are.
I'd say that the above list displays a little bit of insight and a large dollop on a listmaker being run over by evolution in action. Most of the items on the list can easily be turned around to argue in the opposite direction.
Sure. Not everyone lives close to a library either. Actually, more people probably have a phone line (and thus, the opportunity to use the net) than proximity to a library.
Physical libraries are adapting to cultural change.
This has to be the best item on the list. Libraries adapt to cultural change, and, by implication, the internet does not? The mind boggles trying to conceive of the thinking that would put an item like this as an argument for paper vaults.
Library attendance isn't falling — it's just more virtual now.
Uh, yes… Thanks to what? The internet, by any chance?
I could go on and on, but I think this should be enough. I'm not saying libraries are useless. Librarians that think the internet is, though, are.
]]> Comment on Graphic Novels for People Who Hate Comics by Hans Persson http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/03/07/graphic-novels-for-people-who-hate-comics/#comment-17 Hans Persson Sun, 11 Mar 2007 10:27:33 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/03/07/graphic-novels-for-people-who-hate-comics/#comment-17 I can also recommend the work of Moto Hagio, who unfortunately has seen very little translation into English. Her A, A' is excellent, though, as is the collection They Were Eleven which contains one of her stories. This is people-centric science fiction with a plenty of gender issues. Also have a look at Emma (seven parts) by Kaoru Mori. A lavish manga about a love story between a maid and a tradesman's son in 1899. An impossible romance in a victorian setting. Very detailed and well researched, apart from being a good story.
I can also recommend the work of Moto Hagio, who unfortunately has seen very little translation into English. Her A, A' is excellent, though, as is the collection They Were Eleven which contains one of her stories. This is people-centric science fiction with a plenty of gender issues.
Also have a look at Emma (seven parts) by Kaoru Mori. A lavish manga about a love story between a maid and a tradesman's son in 1899. An impossible romance in a victorian setting. Very detailed and well researched, apart from being a good story.
]]> Comment on Writing for Money: The New Way and the Old by Nick http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/22/writing-for-money-the-new-way-and-the-old/#comment-16 Nick Sat, 10 Mar 2007 07:46:54 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/22/writing-for-money-the-new-way-and-the-old/#comment-16 Any tips for someone who's just getting started in trying to make money writing on the Internet? Maybe one or two things that have had the biggest impact in your ability to make a living writing?
Any tips for someone who's just getting started in trying to make money writing on the Internet? Maybe one or two things that have had the biggest impact in your ability to make a living writing?
I just picked this up at the Goodwill on Saturday. Since I have read the Journals of Lewis and Clark (the complete unabridged set, no less!) it will be interesting to see Ambrose's vision of Lewis.
Looking forward to more book reviews!
]]> Comment on Writing for Money: The New Way and the Old by pdxWoman http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/22/writing-for-money-the-new-way-and-the-old/#comment-13 pdxWoman Tue, 06 Mar 2007 18:30:02 +0000 http://www.bibliophilic.org/2007/02/22/writing-for-money-the-new-way-and-the-old/#comment-13 Writing is writing. When patronage was in, writers made money writing one-act plays for the aristocracy to act out during slow evenings on fox hunting weekends.
Writing is writing. When patronage was in, writers made money writing one-act plays for the aristocracy to act out during slow evenings on fox hunting weekends.


Treatment with TMS chloride in acetonitrile generates the Lewis acid phenylboron difluoride in situ, avoiding the need to handle boron trihalides: J. Org. Chem., 60, 3020 (1995).
Aryltrifluoroborate salts are more nucleophilic than the corresponding arylboronic acids and undergo ligand-free Pd-catalyzed cross-coupling reactions with arenediazonium tetrafluoroborates to give good yields of biaryls: Tetrahedron Lett., 38, 4393 (1997); Eur. J. Org. Chem., 1875 (1999). Cross-coupling with aryl or heteroaryl halides and triflates, under ligand-free conditions, has subsequently been reported: Org. Lett., 4, 1867 (2002).
Coupling with diaryliodonium salts has also been reported: Synth. Commun., 29, 2457 (1999). The method has been extended to the synthesis of benzophenones by carbonylative cross-coupling in the presence of CO: J. Chem. Res. (Synop.), 400 (1999).
In the presence of Dicarbonyl-(2,4-pentanedionato)-rhodium(I)-, K aryl- and alkenyltrifluoroborates add to aldehydes and enones to give secondary alcohols and saturated ketones, respectively: Org. Lett., 1, 1683 (1999).
Asymmetric Rh-catalyzed additions to enones in the presence of a chiral BINAP catalyst give the corresponding saturated ketones in high yield and ee: Eur. J. Org. Chem., 3552 (2002).


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Helmut Bazille (November 19, 1920 – May 5, 1973) was a German politician of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and member of the German Bundestag.

Life
Bazille was a member of the German Bundestag from the first Bundestag elections in 1949 to 1969, and since the 1961 Bundestag elections with a direct mandate in the Heilbronn constituency.

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1920 births
1973 deaths
Members of the Bundestag for Baden-Württemberg
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Bembridge RNLI escort Sir Ben Ainslie and Jono Macbeth on Isle of Wight visit
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The fourth edition of Bart's Bash will take place over the weekend of 16-17 September, in memory of Olympian and America's Cup sailor Andrew 'Bart' Simpson.
Sir Ben and Land Rover BAR fight back at America's Cup
Sir Ben Ainslie's Land Rover BAR team fought back in their sixth race of the Louis Vuitton America's Cup Qualifiers.
How to follow the America's Cup racing in Bermuda
The 35th America's Cup will see ORACLE TEAM USA attempt to become just the second team in history to win three consecutive America's Cup matches.
Solent students Go Sail thanks to the 1851 Trust
In the coming months, 2,000 school children will 'Go Sail' thanks to the 1851 Trust, the official charity of Sir Ben Ainslie's Land Rover BAR team.
Ben Ainslie's team claim Portsmouth victory in America's Cup World Series
Britain's chances of winning the America's Cup for the first time were given a boost at the weekend when Sir Ben Ainslie's team topped the leaderboard with a victory on…
All aboard the America's Cup World Series Portsmouth
Thousands of spectator boats are expected to take to waters off the South Coast this summer to cheer on Sir Ben Ainslie at the America's Cup World Series (ACWS) Portsmouth.…
How to watch the ACWS Portsmouth from the water
Today marks 100 days until the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series Portsmouth 2016.
Land Rover BAR launch youth academy
The British America's Cup Challenger and its partner Land Rover have launched a talent programme to find and support talented young British sailors.
All aboard the 2016 London Boat Show
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Ben Ainslie's new test boat capsize damage
Damage was sustained to a section of the wing of Ben Ainslie Racing team's new T2 test boat, which is expected to be out of action until the New Year.
Ben Ainslie's new boat T2: 'A fighter jet on water'
T2 - Ben Ainslie's latest test boat - will fly on foils the size of a wakeboard, whilst lifting the weight of a fully occupied London taxi.
Sir Ben Ainslie gears up for Race Of Champions driving challenge
Olympic legends Sir Ben Ainslie and Sir Chris Hoy will return to London's former Olympic Stadium next month to take part in a unique driving challenge
Vote now for the 2015 Yachtsman of the Year awards
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Ben Ainslie's team claim victory at ACWS Portsmouth
High winds cancelled racing on the final day of the America's Cup World Series Portsmouth event - leaving Sir Ben Ainslie's team as the overall winners.
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Former CEO of the McLaren Group and Team Principal of the McLaren F1 team Martin Whitmarsh will be joining the British challenger for the 35th America's Cup.
The Duchess of Cambridge visits the Ben Ainslie Racing team
Ben Ainslie Racing (BAR) and the 1851 Trust hosted a visit from Kate Middleton, The Duchess of Cambridge, who is the Trust's Royal Patron.
Yachtsman of the Year awards
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World record status for Bart's Bash
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Your Cat Needs a Job!
What your feline needs to know about Washington's taxes
By Matthew Caruchet
Illustrations by Ellen Crenshaw
All across the country, it's harder than ever to survive.
Even though the unemployment rate is low, that doesn't mean people are making more money. People are working more hours at their job – or jobs – and are still just barely getting by. Wages for the typical worker haven't improved since 1979, and housing, health care and education are all drastically more expensive.
Everyone in your household needs to pitch in. In Trump's America, there can be no sympathy for anyone not in the workforce. And that means your cat.
Look at Puma Thurman. She just hangs around all day, eating your food and sleeping in the sunspots that your hard-earned money pays for.
If your Anderson Pooper wants his bowl filled until he can't see its bottom, he needs to get a job.
But not just any job.
It may seem easy to drop Fuzz Aldrin off at the local fast food restaurant in Tacomeow so he can make some money selling burritos. But after taxes, he'll earn a lot less than you'd expect.
At Tacomeow's minimum wage of $12.35 an hour, Fuzz is in the lowest income bracket for Washingtonians. That means he'll pay about 17.8 purrcent of his wages in state and local taxes.
He pays such a high effective tax rate because Washington doesn't tax earnings the same as other states.
Most states have higher tax rates on the rich, and lower tax rates on the poor and middle-class. Washington does it the opposite way. It's the least pawgressive tax system in the country.
Jane Pawsten could start a career as a teacher in Federal Spay, but that's not a whole lot better. As a middle-class suburbanite, Jane would still be paying 11 purrcent of her income in taxes.
To really rake in the dough, your cat needs to be internet famous – like Kim Kattashian levels of famous. If Catti LaBelle likes to take selfies, set her up an Instagram account. (Be careful, though. Many cats have been busted for posting nude selfies!)
Once Catti starts making more than $248,000 per year, only 4.7 purrcent of her income will go to state and local taxes. Fur real.
How does this happen? From Vancoupurr to the Grand Mewlee Dam, Washington relies on regressive sales, property, cigarette, alcohol and mewtility taxes. On the surface, they seem fair. But they don't work out that way.
This system is why many Washingtonians feel highly taxed. But not all of them are. Washington has the highest effective tax rate in the country on low-income residents by a large margin. For cats like Fuzz making $24,000, paying more than $4,200 in state and local taxes yearly takes a huge chunk out of their quality of life.
But just because cats like Fuzz feel heavily taxed, that doesn't mean everyone else is. Fat cats like Bruce Flea or Jeff Preyzos pay some of the lowest tax rates in the county. They want to keep it that way, making everyone else pay more for the state infrastructure they use to make their millions.
The rich benefit from highly taxed low-income and middle-class people fearing new tax systems. That way, the rich can remain undertaxed, profiting from nothing changing.
Taxing goods at a flat rate is not as fair as it seems.
Here's why it works this way:
When Fuzz goes to the store, he pays a few dimes in taxes for every can of food he buys. (In our state, we tax cat food but not most human food – the injustice!)
Catti also pays a purrcentage of her fancy Nigella Clawson cat food. But even though she makes 10 times more than Fuzz, she doesn't eat 10 times as much food.
Because her food is more expensive, she pays more in taxes, but not much more. And as a purrcentage of income, Fuzz is paying a lot more.
The same holds true for houses. Catti has a swank seven-platform cat tree, but its property value is not worth 10 times Fuzz's cat bed.
When they pay their property taxes, Catti is paying only a few times more, even though she makes so much more money.
Fuzz Aldrin is living paycheck to paycheck, and the only way for him to save money is to stop eating or live in a box.
Even though Jane Pawsten is solidly middle-class, she has a litter of kittens in daycare. That stretches her budget to its limits.
But Catti LaBelle has money to invest. She can put her money in sardine futures and watch it grow. Unlike other states, Washington doesn't have a capital gains tax, so Catti can reinvest the profit tax-free, getting richer and richer without putting in any more work.
Most states try to improve the situation with pawgressive income taxes. New Purrsey, for instance, has a 6.7 purrcent income tax on the wealthy and a -2.5 purrcent income tax on the poor. That's right not a typo; the state gives tax refunds to those who need it most.
In other states, the fat cats contribute more. Those who are barely getting by get money back when they file their income taxes. It's an Earned Income Tax Credit.
The Washington Legislature passed an Earned Income Tax Credit a decade ago. But it's never been implemented.
This year, the Legislature is trying another version in the form of a sales tax rebate. The Working Families Tax Credit would affect almost a million low-income clowders (feline speak for "households"). It's a step towards re-balancing our tax code.
Another step is Seattle's income tax on the very wealthy. The measure is currently working its way to the Supreme Court, and has been supported by Olympia, Port Townsend, Port Angeles, and the Association of Washington Cities.
A third step is the proposed capital gains tax. The tax would affect money made from investments like the stock market, but not homes, farms or retirement accounts.
We have a lot to pay for to keep Washington a place we all want to live in.
We need to fund our schools, our clinics, our highways, and our mewtilities. Maybe even some cat-friendly transportation improvements!
But currently, the only way to fund public investments is to raise property or sales taxes, which only makes it harder for cats like Fuzz to afford to live here.
We don't want Fuzz to be kicked out of his house.
We need another way.
W. P. Kelpfroth
The retail sales tax is not as regressive as you might think, given the number of exemptions. https://dor.wa.gov/sites/default/files/legacy/Docs/reports/2016/Tax_Exemption_Study_2016/Summary_List.pdf
Apr 17 2019 at 7:37 AM
Economic Opportunity Institute
The IRS computes sales tax estimates for each state based on income levels. Indeed, they find sales tax to be VERY regressive. For 2018, a 4-person household with an income of $35,000 paid 2 percent of their income in state sales taxes. A 4-person household with $150,000 paid less than 1 percent.
The savings you post do not affect everyone equally, and regressivity is not based on how much people pay, but how much less the rich pay than the poor.
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-prior/i1040sca–2018.pdf#page=13
Apr 17 2019 at 2:12 PM
Where is the Wealth in Washington?
A wealth tax is the missing link to Washington's tax code
More than Meets the Eye: A Closer Look at Washington's Economic Forecast and Budget
The way we talk about and report on the economy and the state budget often masks underlying problems
We Must Defend Capital Gains and Invest in Washington's Kids and Future
It's time to rethink how we invest in communities and our collective future


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2020 – Official Art print
THE PRINT
The 2020 commemorative art print was created by Chase Mullen, who was commissioned to create this year's art print. Mullen is a native of Baton Rouge and an avid runner.
CHASE MULLEN
Chase Mullen was raised in Louisiana, taking on an early fascination with the natural world. Growing up, Chase collected wildlife encyclopedias and biology textbooks, which would serve as inspiration for his earliest creative efforts. Today, Mullen's paintings are a contemporary take on southern wildlife and culture, heavily influenced by antique field guides and early scientific illustration. Using a realist painting technique, Mullen's works draw attention to anatomy and to the juxtaposition of the environment, both organic and man-made. There is an underlying tension of balance through transition. The artist carefully contextualizes natural history to convey underlying themes of nature, culture, and place.
Since Mullen's debut solo exhibition, held in the gallery room of the Louisiana State Archives, his work has been exhibited in group shows in Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco and internationally. His paintings are part of various private collections across the world.
The Louisiana Marathon 2020 Limited Edition Commemorative Art Print produced by
Chase Mullen is available in a print-run of 300 numbered pieces:
• Art Print // $35
• Numbered + Signed Art Print // $75
Pick up your limited edition commemorative art print at the Official Louisiana Marathon Gear Shop at The Expo on Friday and Saturday, at the Finish Festival on Sunday, or online at thelouisianamarathon.com after the event.
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Samuel Cheng
"The most profound technologies are the ones that disappear." -Mark Weiser
The History of Computing
June 6, 2017 June 20, 2017 ~ samlcheng
"The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life until they are indistinguishable from it."
In the late 1980s, Mark Weiser coined the term "ubiquitous computing" and published several papers which culminated in his landmark paper, "The Computer for the 21st Century" (1991) whose opening lines are quoted above. He used this to term to characterize what he believed was the emerging third age of computing.
As we've progressed through various ages or generations of computing, we notice that not only has the kinds of technologies changed, but the very way humans interact with that technology has changed.
The first generation started in the mid 1930s with Alan Turing and others who pursued the idea of codifying and creating machines that could follow set instructions. The canonical devices during this period were mainframes whose people-to-device ratio was many to one. Many users would interact with one large machine in an impersonal way. The applications of this stayed mostly in the realm of scientific computation, cryptography for war, and later on, data processing.
Fast forwarding to the 1960s and 1970s, a second generation of computing emerged pioneered by visionaries such as Alan Kay, Ben Shneiderman, Ivan Sutherland, Douglas Engelbart and others who worked on what we now know as the age of personal computing. We could now shrink the capabilities of the mainframe into a machine that could sit on someone's desk and introduce the beginnings of the GUI, the mouse, and windowing systems. The people-to-device ratio was one to one and helped users perform actions that could benefit them personally. Applications ranged from document processing, spreadsheets, and database management.
As mentioned above, Mark Weiser and his contemporaries noticed in the late 80s and 90s that as the form factor of these devices were shrinking, there would potentially be more and more things that could be considered computing devices. This marked the third generation of computing which Weiser called "ubiquitous." An explosion of smaller form factors hit the market ranging from portable laptops, tape storage, compact discs, and later on, USB drives and cellular phones. The people-to-device ratio was one to many, indicating that one person would own and interact with many of these devices. These "computers" would be so commonplace that they would "disappear" in the sense that they would be so embedded into our environment and daily lives that people would not notice them as they would in previous generations. Common applications included human-to-human communication and data transfer.
Researchers tend to agree that we are currently in the fourth age of computing marked by certain "technologies" such as cloud services, crowd-sourcing (or social media), and a whole ecosystem of devices ("Internet of Things") that can connect and communicate with one another. This marks a people-to-device ratio of many-to-many where multiple people can interact with each other and with or through many devices all at once. Some include wearable technology as well possibly moving from an aggregation of computing on a smart phone to computing on our very bodies with the introduction of health trackers, smart watches, and head-mounted displays.
So, what comes next? Is there something else that should mark the fourth age of computing? And is there a fifth age that has yet to emerge over the next decade or so?
Certain research topics include using emerging technologies include computational skin, the intersection of computing with biology and neuroscience, or user-manufactured computation allowing people to create and reproduce their own computing devices many times over.
These are visions and only time will tell where and how we choose to take the next step.
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Proclamation of ascension
On Sunday 11th September, we had the honour of playing at ESBC's Proclamation of Ascension service, following the passing of our late sovereign , her majesty, The Queen, Elizabeth the Second. We felt very privileged to be at this momentous occasion. God save the King!
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St Giles street party, 5th June 2022
We always look forward to attending this brilliant street party, however this year was a little different due to the lovely English weather. Rather than getting completely soaked outside we had the privilege of playing inside the fabulous St Giles church for the first time. What a sound!!
We also had to honour of being helped out by some guest conductors! Our conductor best watch out - there's definitely some rising stars in Derby!
band fundraiser for scotty's little soldiers
Uttoxeter Town Band held a concert Pre- Pandemic to raise money for the charity 'Scottys Little Soldiers' . On Tuesday 26th April 2022, we finally had the opportunity to present the cheque to Glenda and Peter Jackson on behalf of Scotty's Little Soldiers. The charity provides support for bereaved British Forces children and young people. It was set up in memory of Corporal Lee Scott. For more information see https://www.scottyslittlesoldiers.co.uk
Sadly we don't have much to reflect on this year, Covid-19 has definitely impacted our usual banding year. We did, however, manage to finish the year on a high! We were invited by local nursing home, St Mary's Mount, to play carols for them. Typically the heavens opened as we arrived but we did mange to play a few tunes for them, which we were informed they thoroughly enjoyed, before we had to pack up and spend the next hour trying to dry our music out in our cars!
Later that day, when luckily the rain cleared and the sun came out, we played outside St Mary's Church in Uttoxeter, for their outdoor Christmas concert. We really enjoyed playing together again and entertaining everyone, it really did make us a feel a little more 'christmassy' after a very quiet December!
The 21st January saw us hold our annual band awards dinner. This gives us all a well deserved treat after the chaos that is Christmas and gives us opportunity to socialise outside of the band room. Most importantly however, we award members of the band with a number of awards.
The year 2020 marks Robs 10 year anniversary as conductor of the band. He received a special recognition award for his commitment to the band, along with his patience(!) , and for all the hard work he has put in over the years. Well done Rob, here's to 10 more years!
This year the award for Development Bands player of the year was awarded to Emma Beet. Development Bands most improved player of the year was awarded to David Bacon. The MD's player of the year was awarded to Michael Patterson and Band's Person of the year, as chosen by the band members, was awarded to Lucy Clipsom. Well done everyone!
Uttoxeter Racecourse
We had our first outing of the year on Saturday 25th January at the Uttoxeter Racecourse. What an outing we had! We entertained the crowds as they were waiting for the racing to begin.
Thank You to Scotty's Little Soldiers
We had a brilliant time playing and raising money for Scotty's Little Soldiers back in November. What a lovely little write up from Glenda and Peter Jackson. Thank you so much
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SASTRE, JOAN
Valencia Basket 30 Forward
Height: 2.01 Born: 10 December, 1991 Nationality: Spain
EuroCup 2018-19 STATISTICS
Totals 14 8 205:58 46 7/18 9/18 5/5 1 15 16 16 7 13 3 2 20 11 44
Averages 14 8 14:42 3.3 38.9% 50% 100% 0.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 0.5 0.9 0.2 0.1 1.4 0.8 3.1
22 * vs ALBA Berlin 16:46 2 1/2 0/1 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 4
23 * at ALBA Berlin 28:15 6 2/3 3 3 1 4 3 2 4
24 vs ALBA Berlin 9:33 5 1/4 1/2 1 2 -2
Average 18:11 4.3 33.3% 50% 0% 0 1.7 1.7 1 0.3 2 0.3 0.3 2 1 2
20 vs UNICS Kazan 14:37 0/2 1 1 3 1 1 3 -1
1 Totals 14:37 0 0/2 0/0 0/0 0 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 3 0 -1
Average 14:37 0 0% 0% 0% 0 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 3 0 -1
17 * vs Rytas Vilnius 13:59 2 1/2 1 1 1 1 4 1 -1
18 * at Rytas Vilnius 18:48 8 1/2 2/3 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 11
Average 16:23 5 50% 66.7% 0% 0 2 2 1 0.5 1 0.5 0 2.5 1 5
11 vs Unicaja Malaga 2:50 1 1 -2
12 at Limoges CSP 8:04 1 1 2
13 vs Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade 20:18 10 1/1 2/3 2/2 1 1 1 2 2 1 12
14 * at Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade 20:29 0/1 3 3 2 1 1 1 2 1
15 * at Unicaja Malaga 15:27 3 0/1 1/3 1 1
16 * vs Limoges CSP 15:56 0/2 1 1 3 1 1 2 6
Average 13:50 2.2 33.3% 37.5% 100% 0 0.8 0.8 1.3 0.7 0.3 0.2 0.2 1 0.7 3.2
1 vs LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne 15:33 7 2/2 3/3 2 2 7
2 * at Turk Telekom Ankara 5:23 3 0/1 1/1 1 1 3
Average 10:28 5 66.7% 100% 100% 0.5 0 0.5 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 5
EuroCup 2018-19 individual rankings
#1 in Games Played (3)
#1 in Turnovers (6)
#3 in Blocks against (1)
#4 in Blocks (1)
#4 in 3-point % (50%)
#8 in Defensive Rebounds (5)
#8 in 3-pointers made (3)
#9 in 3-pointers attempted (6)
#9 in Steals (1)
#10 in Games Started (2)
#11 in Fouls Commited (6)
#11 in Minutes Played (54:34)
#12 in Assists (3)
#12 in Field goals attempted (12)
#14 in 2-pointers attempted (6)
#14 in Field goal % (41.7%)
#14 in Fouls Drawn (3)
#15 in True Shooting % (43.3%)
#15 in 2-point % (33.3%)
#15 in 2-pointers made (2)
#15 in Field goals made (5)
#15 in Points (13)
#15 in Total Rebounds (5)
#16 in Index Rating (6)
#18 in Assist-turnover ratio (50%)
#18 in Offensive Rebounds (0)
#21 in Free throws attempted (0)
#21 in Free throws made (0)
#21 in Free throw % (0%)
#2 in Assist-turnover ratio (300%)
#12 in Blocks (0)
#15 in Steals (1)
#18 in Blocks against (0)
#9 in 3-point % (66.7%)
Index rating 25 SLUC Nancy vs. Basket Zaragoza 2002 SAD 10/28/2015
Points 21 SLUC Nancy vs. Basket Zaragoza 2002 SAD 10/28/2015
Offensive rebounds 3 Basket Zaragoza 2002 SAD vs. Valencia Basket 11/24/2015
Defensive rebounds 6 Volgograd vs. Basket Zaragoza 2002 SAD 1/21/2015
Total rebounds 7 Valencia Basket vs. Basket Zaragoza 2002 SAD 10/20/2015
Assists 9 Valencia Basket vs. Khimki Moscow Region 3/8/2017
Steals 5 Valencia Basket vs. Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana 11/2/2016
Blocks 2 Dolomiti Energia Trento vs. Basket Zaragoza 2002 SAD 3/1/2016
Minutes 35 SLUC Nancy vs. Basket Zaragoza 2002 SAD 10/28/2015
Made his debut with Basquet Mallorca, 1st Division (Spain) during the 2007-08 season.
Played there also the 2008-09 championship, also playing with Basquet Mallorquin, EBA.
Signed for the 2009-10 season by Cajasol Seville, played also with Qalat Cajasol Seville, LEB Silver.
Played with Cajasol till the 2013-14 championship.
Signed for the 2014-15 season by CAI Zaragoza.
Signed for the 2016-17 season by Valencia BC.
Won the 2019 EuroCup with Valencia BC.
Won the 2016-17 Spanish National Championship with Valencia BC.
Won the 2017 Spanish Super Cup with Valencia BC.
Has been member of the Spanish U-18 and U-20 National Team.
Won the gold medal at the 2011 European U-20 Championship.
Won the bronze medal at the 2010 European U-20 Championship.
Member of the Spanish National Team.
Won the bronze medal at the 2017 European Championship.
2017-18 Valencia Basket 18 100 5.6 17/38 44.7 18/39 46.2 12/15 80 41 10 36 4
2019-20 Valencia Basket 12 56 4.7 8/17 47.1 11/18 61.1 7/10 70 16 9 13 4
2020-21 Valencia Basket 16 78 4.9 16/33 48.5 13/39 33.3 7/9 77.8 19 9 15 2
Totals 46 234 5.1 41/88 46.6 42/96 43.8 26/34 76.5 76 28 64 10
Averages 46 234 5.1 41/88 46.6 42/96 43.8 26/34 76.5 1.7 0.6 1.4 0.2
2010-11 Cajasol Seville 14 30 2.1 5/13 38.5 6/16 37.5 2/2 100 18 5 2 0
2012-13 Cajasol Seville 12 96 8 16/25 64 19/44 43.2 7/7 100 26 9 16 1
2014-15 CAI Zaragoza 16 55 3.4 15/26 57.7 7/20 35 4/6 66.7 41 13 19 5
2015-16 CAI Zaragoza 16 151 9.4 31/61 50.8 22/47 46.8 23/30 76.7 55 11 32 3
2016-17 Valencia Basket 23 183 8 33/57 57.9 29/83 34.9 30/38 78.9 38 22 47 1
2018-19 Valencia Basket 14 46 3.3 7/18 38.9 9/18 50 5/5 100 16 7 16 3
Totals 95 561 5.9 107/200 53.5 92/228 40.4 71/88 80.7 194 67 132 13
Averages 95 561 5.9 107/200 53.5 92/228 40.4 71/88 80.7 2 0.7 1.4 0.1
2008/09 Mallorca 15 234 15.6 49/91 53.8 36/100 36 28/50 56 67 31 20 3
2009/10 Sevilla 9 13 1.4 2/6 33.3 3/5 60 0/0 0/0 4 3 1 0
Qalat CS 26 300 11.5 56/106 52.8 49/135 36.3 41/54 75.9 119 43 32 20
2010/11 Sevilla 32 94 2.9 16/40 40 19/51 37.3 5/6 83.3 38 13 12 3
2011/12 Sevilla 16 27 1.7 3/13 23.1 5/19 26.3 6/8 75 20 4 3 2
2012/13 Sevilla 20 318 15.9 77/134 57.5 36/100 36.0 56/68 82.4 63 27 78 3
2013/14 Sevilla 34 228 6.7 30/70 42.9 44/114 38.6 36/48 75.0 90 26 47 6
2014/15 Zaragoza 33 144 4.4 29/56 51.8 22/50 44.0 20/28 71.4 99 20 31 13
2015/16 Zaragoza 30 334 11.1 75/125 60.0 38/93 40.9 70/85 82.4 102 35 61 10
2016/17 Valencia 40 293 7.3 66/120 55.0 31/97 32.0 68/92 73.9 78 35 68 9
2017/18 Valencia 28 183 6.5 38/67 56.7 27/64 42.2 26/32 81.3 60 22 52 8
2019/20 Valencia 19 98 5.2 12/24 50.0 20/45 44.4 14/16 87.5 15 14 20 2


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All I have to do is spread on the toothpaste, turn on the tooth brush and hold on my teeth. The Ultrasound technology causes the toothpaste to bubble and clean. It reaches areas where a regular tooth brush can't reach. You DON"T actually scrub your teeth which is good news for those with sensitive teeth or gums. I love it! Brody loves it too. He is always asking to use my new tooth brush.
This tooth brush can even whiten teeth. For those of you with coffee or soda stained teeth you have to try the Emmi-dent system. I love it!
Emmi-dent and its nano-bubble toothpaste use ultrasound to kill the bacteria that cause stains on your teeth from food and drinks. By killing stains, your teeth return to their natural color and remain stain free.
I was provided with an Emmi-dent System for this review. ALL opinions are my own.


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The ceramic atomizer features a number of active layers where consistent vaporization might occur. Since the material is so inert, it can create giant clouds of tasty vapor from your material. Both the atomizer and the atomizer cap connect to the rest of the device through magnetic fittings, and the connections are stable enough to withstand shocks and short falls. When it comes time to disassemble the unit for cleaning or refilling, simply pull the pieces apart.
With a slight profile that easily fits in your hand, the Magneto offers convenient utility in a sleek and sophisticated package. On the base of the device is a small container with a silicone interior for safely transporting enough concentrate for the day.


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Basically, your organization plan has to be nothing but your answers to a extensive question listing. Possessing a business program isn't a really clear predictor of startup achievement. Whenever you haven't already A business plan for a manufacturing company must lay out the way you'll get started. The company program shouldn't look to be an informative article on a specific topic. A superb small company program will always incorporate a strategic and aggressive advertising program. So, now you understand the appropriate approach to writing a thriving small business plan. To assist you determine what to write down, here are the best things your holiday rental small business program should include.


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