In cases where cross-domain scripting is desired, Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) allows web developers to work around the same-origin policy. CORS adds HTTP headers which instruct web browsers on how to use and manage cross-domain content. The browser then allows or denies access to the content based on its security configuration.
When a browser executes a script that references a resource on another domain, it requests the content directly from the second domain. The second domain determines whether or not to serve the content by validating the first domain, which is included as part of the request. The second domain then returns either the content or an error message back to the browser, bypassing the first domain entirely.
The user's browser creates a connection to the second domain, adding an Origin HTTP header to the request which contains the first domain.
The second domain replies with an Access-Control-Allow-Origin HTTP header which lists the domains allowed to make CORS requests. A wildcard ("*") allows all domains to make requests.
If the first domain is allowed to make the request, the second domain responds with the requested content.
The Access-Control-Allow-Origin header is defined in the second domain's server configuration. If the header doesn't contain wildcards and the first domain isn't explicitly included, the browser displays an error message.
CORS is an essential feature of online storage services such as Amazon S3. Service providers configure S3 to allow CORS requests from their website's domain. When a user accesses the website and runs the script, their browser makes a request to S3. Since S3 is configured to allow the domain, the request is completed and the content is delivered to the browser.
More complicated cross-domain requests use preflighting to validate a request before the request is actually performed. Preflighted requests include custom HTTP headers which help the server determine whether or not a request is valid. Preflighted requests help service providers better protect sensitive information from users who might abuse CORS requests.
Hackers are always looking for ways to undermine the security of the web. To this day, cross-site scripting (XSS) is one of the most popular ways of bypassing the same origin policy, and accounted for 84% of all security vulnerabilities not long ago. The great thing about CORS is that it gives web services the freedom to interconnect with other web services without making their users vulnerable to attack.


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Dr Jane Desborough is a Senior Research Fellow at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health.
Jane is a mixed methods researcher, who works closely with patients, clinicians and policy makers to conduct research that is not only responsive to their needs and preferences, but aims to target quality and outcomes improvement.
She leads the Health Experience Team for the ANU inaugural grand challenge project Our Health In Our Hands (OHIOH). This team is comprised of more than 20 researchers, more than half of whom are living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). Its aim is to embed the experiences and perspectives of people living with MS and T1D into the project from inception to implementation.
Jane is leading an Australian Department of Health funded project examining people with rare diseases' experiences from symptom onset to diagnosis, with the aim of developing resources for healthcare providers to increase awareness of rare diseases and improve diagnosis. Most recently, Jane was awarded an ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) 2022 for which she will examine people's experiences of managing the out-of-pocket costs of healthcare and medicines in Australia.
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Tropical Storm Irma Forms Over Atlantic
Wednesday, August 30, 2017 by WMFE Staff (WMFE)
MIAMI (AP) — The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Irma has formed over the far eastern Atlantic Ocean but poses no immediate threat to land.
At 11 a.m. EDT Wednesday, the storm was about 420 miles (676 km) west of the Cabo Verde Islands. Maximum sustained winds were 50 mph (85 kmp) with higher gusts. The present movement is west at 13 mph (20 kmp). The general movement is expected to continue for the next couple of days.
No coastal watches or warnings are in effect.
The Hurricane Center says some strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours and Irma could become a hurricane on Friday.
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Trubisky's struggles in camp not causing panic
By Arthur Arkush Pro Football Weekly
BOURBONNAIS — The NFL's stickiest-fingered defense had at least four more interceptions Monday, and head coach Matt Nagy completed more deep balls than quarterback Mitch Trubisky during the ninth practice of Bears camp.
Of course, it might as well have been the first practice when it comes to actually deciphering whether the NFL's 21st-ranked offense last season, and, specifically, Trubisky is making necessary improvements in the second summer in Nagy's scheme.
Trubisky quipped that sometimes it feels like a defense with difference-makers at nearly every spot is cheating, and admitted he's a bit tired of hearing how great it is. The media wondered how much Nagy and QB coach Dave Ragone are downplaying the offense's struggles. Nagy, a former college and arena league quarterback, lightened up the mood of a "sluggish" session following an off-day by finding Javon Wims and Anthony Miller for long touchdowns vs. Kyle Fuller and Prince Amukamara.
It's still all fun and lighthearted because the scoreboard has yet to turn on. And although that technically happens for the first time for the Bears on Thursday night, when the Carolina Panthers visit to kick off both teams' preseasons, for all intents and purposes it'll still be exactly one month from Monday, when the Bears and Packers kick off the regular season, that we truly begin to learn how far the offense has come.
"No. When you do that, you're going to beat your head into the ground," Nagy said to a group of reporters when asked whether his Pro Bowl alternate quarterback is under a microscope. "You can't do that. We have big picture. There's going to be some balls in here, there's interceptions. I said it last year. We don't get frustrated over that. We're testing some things out. That's your guys' job — to be critical of him and me. We know how to balance that. We know what's real and what's not real. That's what we do."
It should be noted that only two plays after Trubisky tossed an interception to Amukamara in the red zone Monday — meaningless, maddening or perhaps somewhere in the middle for his coaches but not a mirage — he zipped a touchdown to Allen Robinson. Trubisky dropped a deep ball in beautifully to Wims over Fuller for a touchdown during Family Fest Saturday night at Soldier Field after the first-team defense had just gotten the better of him. He has intermixed his great throws with the mistakes. The problem is accurately gauging whether these are the same troubling inconsistent tendencies that held him back a bit in 2018, and how many of them will be eliminated in September when he's no longer staring across from his own defense.
"Look, this is when you want to be tested as a quarterback," said Ragone, like Nagy a former pro quarterback. "You want your best vs. best. This is the time where you're going to see what you need to get better at, what you got better at and then move on from there with the next-play mentality. So we're all for this. This is good for us."
Ragone then explained one of the biggest benefits of the Bears being led by Nagy. Of course, for all the great things he did last season — a 12-4 mark, the undeniable return of fun and enthusiasm to the Bears and the introduction of hope that Trubisky and the offense might soon enter the same stratosphere as the defense — it requires not trusting what we see in practice as much as trusting Nagy's expertise.
"(Nagy) understands how the quarterback position is supposed to be played. He's seen it through the eyes of the quarterback. If something is just a little off, he understands that and then he tries to get to the root of it. And it's constantly reminding him, good or bad, let's just move on. Because at the end of the day, that last play might affect something in the previous but nothing in the future. So let's go out and take each play like that, with a next-play mentality. And to have a head coach who's constantly promoting that message to the starting quarterback, to the other quarterbacks, it's an awesome thing."
So far in this training camp, it's also necessary.
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A rare and superb interview with one of the luminaries of the Range of Light. The embodiment of old school grit and determination and one of my heroes for sure!
From The History of the Sierra Nevada by Francis Farquhar.
From Climbing in North America by Chris Jones.
My kind of guy; he used to blow away marmmots with his old Colt 45. Those were the days. Wherever you are Norman, I hope they let you carry that old revolver.
great stuff! Holy cow thanks Steve.
Woody: Did he eat the marmots, too?
"Clyde lead or participated in many mountain rescues and is credited with saving a number of lives. He said of himself, "I'm like the village half-wit who could always find Old Bes the cow when nobody else could. I just imagine where I'd go if I were Old Bes – and then I go there.""
his wife dying in 1918 may give some insight into Clyde's loner status.
Good question. Now I have an excuse to find out. Of course, I'll have to experiment with numerous subjects: size, age, gender etc., and various cultural approaches: French, BBQ, Chinese, Thai, Malay, Mexican, Qechua etc. However, being as there are plenty of opportunities, I see no problem in starting as soon as possible.
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According to my dad, legend has it that Norman Clyde would carry an iron anvil and hammer just in case some weary packer needed farrier services along the way. Yes, an anvil. I once carried a cast iron skillet for properly frying fish I knew I would catch, but an anvil? The guy was a legend in the 60's, known to be wandering the crest with his 100-pound+ pack. As far as I'm concerned, he's still out there. . . .
Great links Ray! The question is, where in the Sierra did he not visit. All the more impressive given the access and gear then available.
I never met Norman but had the pleasure of encountering a kindred soul in the Wind Rivers in the person of Finnis Mitchell after whom Mount Mitchell is named.
I was heading in to the Cirque of the Towers (via Big Sandy opening) with a party of Udalls when this oldtimer pulls up and swings his equally well seasoned frame pack off and to the ground. A big cast iron skillet clanked that this was no ordinary backpacker. As we looked off towards our destination while making small talk with the iron man and his much younger female companion, he asked strangely "Do you like the view?" "Sure do," we said, "it's gorgeous."
The iron man danced over to his enormous pack and fished around inside. Out came a handfull of postcards which he passed around gleefully. "Well, now you can take it home with you." It was a postcard of the very same view with the name Finnis Mitchell in tiny print.
Though not so much a climber, Finnis was a legendary figure in the Winds and used to hand stock the lakes and streams with fingerlings carried in on foot and horseback. Amazing personal vigor and drive. Like Clyde, truly an inspiration.
"As far as I'm concerned, he's still out there. . . ."
This is the only photo I can add to it. This is the Wind Rivers, he is obviously still in his element.
Also, Old Norman is reponsible for stocking many high lakes with trout during the Depression. He was known as "The Pack that Walked like a Man".
I've been told by some that should know, that the Sierra Club, in their prissy and p.c. way has tried to cleanse some of the old boy's more colorful attributes. I prefer him the way he really was.
Here is an aerial photo of the Minarets taken during the search for Walter Starr's body. Taken by Francis Farquahar from his book, The History of the Sierra Nevada.
Thanks for starting this tread. Very important history and the most interesting to read.
I like the story about when he was the Principal or Superintendant for the school district there in Owens Valley, and some young thugs were making trouble, and he pulled a gun out and shot it into the air to scare them off. It worked. Then the people had him released from his job for doing so.
Norman Clyde is the man.
"It's not true that I carried an anvil in my pack! ... But if I had a nice round stone that fit perfectly in the heel of my boot for replacing Triconi Nails, well that's my business!"


Samuel Stuart Honey was born around 1898. He died on January 25, 1917 at age 19. He was buried in 'bristol Z/1664' Upper Fahan (st. Mura's) Church Of Ireland Churchyard, "ireland.
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1898 - In the year that Samuel Stuart Honey was born, on February 15th, the USS Maine exploded and sank in Havana harbor. The reason for the explosion has never been found, but it killed 266 men. "Remember the Maine" became a rallying cry and precipitated the United States' declaration of war on Spain two months later - the beginning of the Spanish-American War. On December 10th, the war ended with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The Treaty gave the U.S. Puerto Rico, the Philippines, Guam - for $20 million - and, temporarily, Cuba.
1906 - When he was only 8 years old, the great San Francisco earthquake hit, estimated at 7.8 on the Richter scale. The earthquake caused fires that raged for days and between the earthquake and the fire, about 3,000 people were killed and 80% of the City was destroyed.
1909 - He was just 11 years old when the NAACP was founded by W. E. B. Du Bois. The organization focused on legal strategies designed to confront the critical civil rights issues of the day - which included lynching and segregation in schools. The goal was to secure for all people the rights guaranteed in the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the United States Constitution.
1916 - Samuel was 18 years old when the U.S. National Park Service - part of the Department of the Interior - was created by an act of Congress in August. The Park Service was charged with the dual role of "preserving the ecological and historical integrity of the places entrusted to its management while also making them available and accessible for public use and enjoyment". The resources managed by the National Park Service have often been referred to as the "crown jewels" of the United States.
1917 - In the year of Samuel Stuart Honey's passing, Russian government offices were seized and the Romanov's Winter Palace was stormed in the Russian February and October Revolutions. The February revolution resulted in the abdication of Tsar Nicholas and a coalition of the Parliament and workers parties taking control of the government. The October revolution resulted in Lenin and the Bolsheviks taking complete control.
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Q: Why is the "www." sometimes necessary?
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Is there any particular reason that "www." is required for some websites?  It seems to me that all this does is cause inconvenience (at best) and confusion.
For example, http://math.cmu.edu gives a "Server not found" error, but http://www.math.cmu.edu takes you to the right place.  Also, on HD Nation (Revision 3) they advertise for Netflix, but warn that you need to include "www." for the show-specific URL and discount to count.

A: There is a VERY good reason why WWW exists for domain names, and it is: cookies!
If you set a cookie on example.com then it is accessible from www.example.com, but also from admin.example.com and images.example.com. By accessing your website through www.example.com and setting cookies for www.example.com that means that your cookies are not going to be passed to admin.example.com.
Sometimes you want this. Sometimes you don't. You need to decide straight up if you need cookies accessed across subdomains on your site.
Case in point, we started running our website on www.example.com. When they needed to add SSL to the website, some smart cookie decided to put the SSL on secure.example.com. Now when users move from www.example.com to secure.example.com their cookie is lost and so is their login information.
That said, I can't see any good reason why you would have www.secure.example.com

A: there is no reason.  domain names are arbitrary (although there are some well-known conventions like www. for webservers, ftp. for ftp servers, mail. or smtp. or mx. for mail servers etc).
www.example.com and example.com may refer to the same machine (via A records or CNAME) or they may point to completely different machines.
in the latter case, the only way to have http://example.com/ and http://www.example.com/ get to the same site is to have a httpd running on example.com that issues a redirect to www.example.com
(it's not unusual for this redirection to occur even when two or more domains point to the same site & machine - e.g. apache's "UseCanonicalName on" and mod_rewrite to redirect requests for the non-canonical name to the canonical name for the site)

A: It depends on how DNS is setup.  If they do not have an A (or host) record at math.cmu.edu pointed at the IP of the web server, then the site will be inaccessible without adding the "www" in front.
There is no standard that says a site needs to be accessible without the "www", but it has been a common practice for a long time since the web is so prevalent.

A: Because that's how they set up their webserver.
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You don't need to do it this way for your own server. In fact, you can use whatever hostname you like. But www is pretty common and kind of a defacto standard among users.
Alternatively, they may have already used the @ record for the domain for something else, and can't change it for that reason.

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Canada is set to raise about $1 billion in the stock sale, drawing down their combined stake in the company from 11.7% to 9.7%.
Canada said on Nov. 18 that it was selling nearly 20% of its stake in General Motors, 30.5 million shares, as GM returned to the market with what could become the largest public share offering in history.
As part of GM's restructuring in 2009, the Canadian and Ontario governments were issued common equity in the new company as well as preferred shares in exchange for financial assistance.
"Now that General Motors is again becoming a publicly-traded company, the government has begun to reduce its ownership in the company," a statement said.
Ottawa and the province of Ontario provided $9.5 billion to GM to help the company stay afloat.
Canada and Ontario are set to raise about one billion dollars in the stock sale, drawing down their combined stake in the company from 11.7% to 9.7%.


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Federal judge upholds Trump administration's ban on rapid-fire bump stocks
People still in possession of the devices will be required to destroy or turn them over to a local office of the ATF.
A bump stock that attaches to an semi-automatic assault rifle to increase the firing rate is seen at Good Guys Gun Shop in Orem, Utah, on Oct. 4, 2017.George Frey / Reuters file
Feb. 26, 2019, 5:43 AM UTC
By Tim Stelloh
A federal judge in Washington state on Monday rejected a challenge to the Trump administration's ban on so-called bump stocks, the device used to kill 58 people and injure nearly 900 people in Las Vegas in 2017.
In a 64-page decision, U.S. District Judge Dabney L. Friedrich said the plaintiffs who brought the challenge failed to prove their case.
The ban, issued on Dec. 18 by the Justice Department, is set to go into effect on March 26.
Individuals will be barred from selling bump stocks or similarly designed devices, which allow a semi-automatic rifle to work like a machine gun.
People still in possession of the devices will be required to destroy or turn them over to a local office of the bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
In court documents filed on Dec. 26, Damian Guedes, the Firearm Policy Foundation and other plaintiffs argued that the new rule "smacks of agency abuse" and was the "product of serious, multi-dimensional legal violations."
They also said that then-acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker did not have the authority to issue the ban.
But Friedrich dismissed the case, saying it did not show that the government had done anything wrong in developing the new rule.
Nor does federal law bar Whitaker from enforcing the rule, Friedrich wrote.
Tim Stelloh
Tim Stelloh is a reporter for NBC News, based in California.


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Die Fux Lichtspiele, Eigenschreibweise: fux Lichtspiele, sind ein Programmkino in der Bodenstedtstraße 16 im Hamburger Stadtteil Altona-Nord. Das von der KurzFilmAgentur Hamburg e.V. genossenschaftlich betriebene Filmtheater ist mit 20 Sitzplätzen das kleinste Programmkino Hamburgs.

Programmschwerpunkte bilden Filme der Genossenschaftsmitglieder selbst, sowie von Hamburger Filmemachern produzierte Werke. Daneben werden im wöchentlichen Wechsel Autorenfilme, Dokumentationen und Kurzfilmabende gezeigt. Daneben stehen die fux Lichtspiele als Abspielort für Filmfestivals wie dem Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg, Dokumentarfilmwochen oder Vorführungen im Rahmen der altonale. Der Vorführsaal bietet 20 Sitzplätze und einen digitalen Videoprojektor mit Surround-Tonsystem.

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Die fux Lichtspiele wurden von mehreren Filmschaffenden als Filmclub sowie Sichtungs- und Musterkino für selbst produzierte Werke geplant. Beheimatet ist das Kino in der ehemaligen Viktoria-Kaserne in der Bodenstedtstraße, Ecke Zeiseweg in Hamburg Altona-Nord, die von einer Genossenschaft von etwa 200 Kunstschaffenden erworben und zu einem Kunstzentrum umgewidmet wurde. Am 1. April 2019 öffneten die fux Lichtspiele mit einem Kurzfilmprogramm. Das Kino ist nicht direkt barrierefrei, jedoch wird Besuchern mit körperlichen Einschränkungen auch kurzfristig Hilfestellung geleistet.

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#Bengals sign fifth-round pick S George Iloka, per source. Four-year deal. Nothing unusual -- standard money for slot.
Wasn't really worried about him not signing but its nice to have at least one rookie signed. I really liked this pick and feel Iloka can make an impact on the defense (Maybe not neccesarily this year but in a year or so).
Deals are so cookie cutter nowdays with the new CBA that there's no reason not to have everyone signed for rookie minicamp. The players get the injury protection of being under contract.
With how it is set up now, why isn't everyone signed a couple days after the draft? There is literally 0 benefit in waiting anymore.
Mike Brown likes to hold on to every penny he can for as long as possible. If he doesn't have to sign his draft picks yet, he probably will not.
I would expect the bulk of deals to be signed during or after minicamp. heck, the ravens have already signed all of their picks, but their rookie camp was last week. I have confidence that Mike Brown can get it done.
Prater was signed as well.
It's not a big deal at all, just curious at the hold up. I'd think the players would want their bonus ASP considering their leverage in negotiations is gone, and the team is able to do more with players in offseason activities once they are signed. I literally see no benefit to waiting.
The benefit for the rookies is to get paid before something bad happens. I can't remember the player or team, but a few years ago some drafted rookie tore his ACL during rookie minicamps and never even got signed.
Not entirely accurate. It's Tyrone McKenzie you are probably thinking of. Patriots had to give him a contract anyway, it's in the rules. He pretty much gets slotted between the picks before and after him.
On May 2, 2009, during rookie minicamp, McKenzie tore the ACL in his right knee after getting tangled up with a running back. He was signed to a four-year contract on August 25 and subsequently placed on injured reserve.
PFT has learned, via a league source, that the team has reached agreement on a four-year deal with defensive tackle Devon Still.
Still's the third Bengals draft pick to sign, but the start of camp will likely mean the other seven draft picks are locked up in short order.
UPDATE: Make that six other picks. The Bengals just announced Still's signing as well as the signing of wide receiver Marvin Jones, who was selected in the fifth round.


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Wonder Woman 2 Will Be 'Totally Different' From First Film, Director Patty Jenkins Says
"It's an entirely new adventure."
Posted Jan. 4, 2018, 7:08 a.m.
Wonder Woman 2 will be a very different movie from the first film, according to director Patty Jenkins.
While speaking to Entertainment Tonight at the Palm Springs Film Festival earlier this week, Jenkins briefly discussed her vision for the anticipated DC movie. The director is treating Wonder Woman 2 more as a completely separate film rather than a sequel. But, Jenkins has reassured fans Wonder Woman 2 will still maintain some of the things people loved from the first movie.
"We're actually making a totally different film with a lot of the same, similar like things that we love, but it's its own movie completely, so it's not 'two' to us," Jenkins said. "It's an entirely new adventure together that we couldn't be luckier [to do]."
Jenkins also revealed there's a possibility of including Lynda Carter, who portrayed Wonder Woman in the 1970s TV show, in the sequel. Jenkins tried to get Carter in the first movie but it didn't work out due to scheduling issues.
"We won't say anything yet, but we certainly — there's no lack of trying," Jenkins said.
Wonder Woman 2 will open in theaters on November 1, 2019. While not much is currently known about the film, it will reportedly take place during the end of the Cold War in the 1980s. Be sure to check out the 13 characters we want to see in Wonder Woman 2.
Patty Jenkins Seemingly Confirms Pedro Pascal Will Play Supervillain Maxwell Lord in Wonder Woman 1984
Wonder Woman Director Patty Jenkins Inks TV Deal With Netflix
Wonder Woman 3 Will Tell a 'Contemporary Story'
Wonder Woman 2 Director Patty Jenkins Confirms 1980s Setting


The Oral Health Nevada Inc. Board of Directors believes that the evidence-based science supporting community water fluoridation as safe and effective for preventing tooth decay is overwhelming. Water fluoridation began in the 1950's, and now – 70 years later, more than 210 million US residents are receiving its benefits.
The Board of Directors at their meeting on January 21, 2016, endorsed community water fluoridation with a statement supporting it as a sound population-based public health measure, encouraging eligible Nevada communities to begin and maintain fluoridation.


Cleft lip and cleft palate are openings or splits in the upper lip, the roof of the mouth (palate) or both. Cleft lip and cleft palate occur when the tissues in an infant's face and mouth don't fuse properly. Typically, the tissues fuse in the second and third months of pregnancy. When the fusion doesn't happen or occurs only part way, the infant is born with an opening called a cleft. The condition can be very mild to very significant.
Cleft lip and cleft palate are two of the most common birth defects worldwide (1 in 500) and the fourth most common in the United States (1 in 800). According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in the U.S., about 2,650 babies are born with a cleft palate, and 4,440 babies are born with a cleft lip with or without a cleft palate.
Studies show that clefts occur more often in children of Asian, Latino or Native American descent. In the U.S., cleft lip and palate are most common in Native Americans and least common in African-Americans. Boys are twice as likely to have a cleft lip, with or without cleft palate; while girls are more likely to have a cleft palate without a cleft lip.
Family history: There is a greater chance of clefting if a sibling, parent or relative has had the problem.
Exposure to certain substances during pregnancy: Cleft lip and cleft palate may be more likely to occur in pregnant women who smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol or take certain medications.
Having diabetes: There is some evidence that women diagnosed with diabetes before pregnancy may have an increased risk of having a baby with a cleft lip with or without a cleft palate.
Being obese during pregnancy: There is some evidence that babies born to obese women may have increased risk of cleft lip and palate.
Having a baby born with a cleft can be upsetting, but cleft lip and cleft palate can be corrected. In most babies, a series of surgeries can restore normal function and achieve a more normal appearance with minimal scarring. Surgery to repair a cleft palate is called palatoplasty. Surgery aims to improve the child's ability to eat, speak and hear normally and to achieve a typical facial appearance.
The early intervention is advantageous because healing times are fast, the infant's memory of the recovery process is short or not at all, and the area is pliable and more easily reconstructed. Also noteworthy is the fact that this early intervention is before any significant language development. If the surgery is performed after the age of three, speech skills may suffer.
Surgeries typically are performed in this order: Cleft lip repair – within the first three to six months of age; Cleft palate repair – by the age of 12 months; Follow-up surgeries — between age two and late teen years. The initial operation is performed in a hospital; the following surgeries may take place in a hospital or an outpatient surgery center like the Northern Arizona Surgery Center.
Jack Quigley, M.D., and his family have lived in Flagstaff for nearly 30 years, where he has worked as a surgeon. Originally, he was trained in trauma surgery, which gave him both the experience and passion for specializing in reconstruction and cosmetic surgery. For the last 27 years, Dr. Quigley has used his hands and expertise to care for thousands of patients. Nearly every year, he joins other surgeons and healthcare professionals as they journey outside the U.S. to perform life-saving and life-changing surgical interventions on children (many of which are cleft lip and cleft palate repair) and adults. These extraordinary doctors and nurses not only perform surgery at no cost to the patient, but they also pay all their expenses as well as pay the hospital and hospital staff for the time and space used.
In 1991, Dr. Quigley and Steven Lex, M.D., co-founded Plastic Surgeons of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff. The two board-certified surgeons met in Ohio in the 1980s while both were doing a general surgery residency. Recently, the practice has expanded, with offices throughout Northern Arizona and added two more board-certified surgeons – Patrick Cole, M.D., and Adam Boettcher, M.D., and other expert staff including a physician assistant, medical assistants, aestheticians and support staff.
For more information on Plastic Surgeons of Northern Arizona, visit PSNA.net or call 928-774-2300.


Five images of Barcelona, shot on colour film and developed at home with some rather expired chemicals.
These were test images, taken out of curiosity to compare the old Minolta X300 with a cheap 35-70mm f4 zoom against the M7 with the Zeiss 50mm. The only conclusion I can see is that image quality wise, it is almost impossible to tell the zoom images from the prime lens. I also attempted to shoot some street photography with the X300, but this was much less successful than with the Leica thanks to a combination of the mirror noise/shake and the difficulties with the focusing split-screen blacking out in difficult lighting conditions.
Interesting post and love the pic of Dutch style cycle great stuff.


Is it just me, or is there a black, inky cloud of despair and darkness billowing through the room?
Did you know – I've just spruced up my Patreon campaign? It now features sketchpost-and-all-the-extras access for as little as 1 USD/month, early access to pages from 3 USD/month, AND I'm going to do a giveaway of shiny stuff for all Patrons charged for November!
That's kind of a neat deal, and you should get in on it!
This is the moment when Masahiro does a sparkly magical transformation-sequence and turns into a giant weasel with a sickle*, and I reveal this has secretly been a furry-comic all along.
I would love you forever if the next page was exactly that.


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Q: Private variable is null with Ninject Interception after upgrading from 2.2 to 3.2 I upgraded Ninject from 2.2 to 3.2. Before, the interception worked fine, but now if I set a breakpoint I can see that the parameterless constructor is getting called after the constructor that has the parameters that Ninject is injecting. It wasn't getting hit before. The result of this is that my private variable is now null.
Here's what my code looks like:
public class ContentHandler : IContentHandler
{
    IClientGateway _clientGateway;

    protected ContentHandler()
    {
        // This is hit after the other constructer when using Ninject 3.2 but not 2.2.
        // I think this is what is causing _clientGateway to be null.
    }

    public ContentHandler(IClientGateway clientGateway)
    {
        // This gets hit first regardless of Ninject version.
        this._clientGateway = clientGateway;
    }

    public IClientContent GetClientContent(int clientID)
    {
        // _clientGateway is null and throws an exception here :(
        IClient client = this._clientGateway.GetClientbyClientID(clientID);
    }

What am I doing wrong? In my global.asax, I have this:
kernel.Intercept(ctx => ctx.Request.Service == typeof(IClientGateway))
      .With(InterceptorFactory.GetInterceptor());

The InterceptorFactory looks like this:
public static class InterceptorFactory
{
    private static IKernel _kernel = new StandardKernel(new LoggingInterceptionModule());

    public static ExceptionInterceptor GetInterceptor()
    {
        return GetExceptionInterceptor();
    }

    private static ExceptionInterceptor GetExceptionInterceptor()
    {
        return _kernel.Get<ExceptionInterceptor>();
    }
}

The ExceptionInterceptor looks like this:
public class ExceptionInterceptor : IInterceptor
{
    private LoggingConnector _loggingConnector;
    private const string _logFormat = "Exception occured during invoke of {0} in {1} with arguments {2} EXCEPTION: {3}";

    public ExceptionInterceptor(LoggingConnector lc)
    {
        _loggingConnector = lc;
        _loggingConnector.SetLevel(LogLevel.Error);
    }

    public void Intercept(IInvocation invocation)
    {
        try
        {
            invocation.Proceed();
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            _loggingConnector.Write(String.Format(_logFormat, invocation.Request.Method, invocation.Request.Target, invocation.Request.Arguments, e.StackTrace));

            throw e;
        }
    }
}

Thanks for your help.


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Sasquatch, Love, and Other Imaginary Things
by Betsy Aldredge and Carrie DuBois-Shaw
Pride and Prejudice meets Animal Planet's Finding Bigfoot in this humorous and heartfelt debut about a loving, quirky family on the hunt for the mythical Sasquatch.
Hunting for monsters was never so awkward.
It's bad enough that Samantha's parents, charter members of the Northern Ohio Bigfoot Society, have dragged their daughter around forever, hunting for yetis. But now they're doing it on national TV, and worse, in front of an aristocratic prep-school crew… (more)
It's bad enough that Samantha's parents, charter members of the Northern Ohio Bigfoot Society, have dragged their daughter around forever, hunting for yetis. But now they're doing it on national TV, and worse, in front of an aristocratic prep-school crew including a boy who disdains Samantha's family.
But when he scorns her humble Ohio roots, she becomes determined to take him down. As they go to war, their friction and attraction almost distract them from the hint that Sasquatch may actually be out there somewhere…
Fiction Juvenile & Young Adult Novels Young Adult
Juvenile & Young Adult / Novels
Publisher: Simon Pulse (August 08, 2017)
Collection: Simon Pulse
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The GKN Board has concluded that the next stage of GKN's development is best delivered under alternative leadership. As a result, Kevin Cummings, previously CEO Designate, will leave the Board and GKN with immediate effect.
The Board has asked Anne Stevens, currently a non-executive director of the Board, to assume the role of Interim Chief Executive with effect from 1 January 2018 until a successor is appointed. As planned, Nigel Stein will continue as Chief Executive until he retires from the role on 31 December 2017.
Anne has extensive experience across both automotive and aerospace industries. She is a former Chairman, CEO and President of Carpenter Technology Corp, a specialty metals producer for the aerospace, transportation, medical and energy sectors. Prior to this she held a number of roles during a 16 year career at Ford Motor Company, latterly as Chief Operating Officer for the Americas. She was appointed to the Board in July 2016. She is also a non-executive director of Anglo American plc, Lockheed Martin Corporation and XL Group plc.
The appointment of Hans Büthker, formerly CEO Fokker Technologies, to the role of Chief Executive GKN Aerospace will be brought forward to take effect immediately. He will work with the rest of the executive team to develop plans to improve margins and cash flow across the Group.
The Nominations Committee will lead an internal and external search process, together with external consultants, to identify and appoint a successor as Chief Executive of GKN. This process will begin immediately.
In light of the issues communicated earlier in relation to Alabama, a review of working capital has been initiated across other Aerospace plants in North America. While this review is not yet complete it is likely to result in a further write-off estimated to be between £80 million and £130 million, much of which built up before 2017.
With the exception of the working capital write-off referred to above, all other guidance for the full year remains unchanged.
The person responsible for arranging the release of this announcement on behalf of the Company is Kerry Watson, Company Secretary (+44 1527 517715).
This announcement contains forward looking statements which are made in good faith based on the information available at the time of its approval. It is believed that the expectations reflected in these statements are reasonable but they may be affected by a number of risks and uncertainties that are inherent in any forward looking statement which could cause actual results to differ materially from those currently anticipated. Nothing in this document should be regarded as a profits forecast.
GKN plc is a global engineering group. It has three divisions; GKN Aerospace, GKN Driveline and GKN Powder Metallurgy, which operate in the aerospace and automotive markets. Over 58,000 people work in GKN companies and equity accounted investments in more than 30 countries. GKN plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: GKN) and recorded sales of £9.4 billion in the year to 31 December 2016.


Microelettrica Scientifica disconnectors, available both in electromotorized and in pneumatic versions, are designed to be employed in circuits up to 4kV. Their current ratings, up to 1500A per pole, allow them to fit almost all applications. Their contact technology, based on multi-finger jaws, enables the LTHM and LTHP disconnectors to withstand consistent dynamic currents (up to 220kA). Microelettrica Scientifica's effort in designing a product range with reduced space outline, sturdy structure and a long mechanical life (over 100000 operations), has led to a worldwide success in railway applications.
Poles can be connected in parallel to obtain higher thermal currents on single contact (up to 6,000 Amps).
On D versions, poles can be reversed forming NC poles, or single-double pole changeover without additional structure.
On D versions, additional upper structure is available to create 1 to 4 changeover poles.
24 combinations are available with more than 130 pole configurations.
Several options available for control circuits and for auxiliary contacts connection.
Integrated solutions: multiple switches are assembled on frame with customised busbar system and integrated control circuits.
To meet all customer requirements, special connections and cabling can be supplied both on the high voltage and on the low voltage circuits. On the HV side, poles can be connected in series or parallel. Terminals can be shaped according to customers' requirements.
LV circuits can be cabled to perform different logical functions. Any kind of connector available in commerce can be fitted to these circuits.


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Ever felt like picking up a loose dog and putting him/her to good use, well now you can. You can recruit up to 5 bandits as followers, they are voiced and has the basic follower functions such as wait/follow/trade, or you can choose to dismiss them to hell which will make them hostile again.
Bandit followers are not essential and will die like normal. However they will regenerate health but at a reduced rate of 0.3 while 0.7 is the normal rate.
When you reach a max of 5 and recruit another bandit, one of them will be left behind and may wonder off. I know little of the consequences of trying to break this mod due to limited testings however I suggests you kill the bandit when not needed.
Note: Not all "Bandits" are affected, only those who are in "BanditFaction" are able to be followers. These are your generic common ruffians.
Use the managers to install. When uninstall just kill your bandits or they'll simply follow you around and you cant talk to them.
This mod is all quest based thus limiting conflicts, as of now there are no known issues.


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title: "unpause"
linkTitle: "unpause"
weight: 1
date: 2020-02-05
description: >
   unpause the Kubernetes control plane or other namespaces

---

### Usage

```
minikube unpause [flags]
```

### Options

```
  -n, ----namespaces strings   namespaces to unpause (default [kube-system,kubernetes-dashboard,storage-gluster,istio-operator])
  -A, --all-namespaces         If set, unpause all namespaces
  -h, --help                   help for unpause
```

### Options inherited from parent commands

```
      --alsologtostderr                  log to standard error as well as files
  -b, --bootstrapper string              The name of the cluster bootstrapper that will set up the kubernetes cluster. (default "kubeadm")
      --log_backtrace_at traceLocation   when logging hits line file:N, emit a stack trace (default :0)
      --log_dir string                   If non-empty, write log files in this directory
      --logtostderr                      log to standard error instead of files
  -p, --profile string                   The name of the minikube VM being used. This can be set to allow having multiple instances of minikube independently. (default "minikube")
      --stderrthreshold severity         logs at or above this threshold go to stderr (default 2)
  -v, --v Level                          log level for V logs
      --vmodule moduleSpec               comma-separated list of pattern=N settings for file-filtered logging
```

### SEE ALSO

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The coating is a multiple-layer system composed of nickel and chrome or copper, nickel, and chrome. They differ in the intensity of their corrosion resistance.
Not only the premium optic, but also the long-lasting durability, the high abrasion and tarnishing resistance, as well as the resistance to corrosion are the advantages of chrome plating. For this reason the coating is very versatile.
It can be used in the furniture, sanitary and automotive industry.
We are able to coat parts using iron, as well as, colored metal substrates.


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Home › Winston Churchill discussing the battle situation in Italy with the Commander of the Eighth Army, Lieutenant General Sir Oliver Leese (left) and the Supreme Allied Commander Mediterranean, General Sir Harold Alexander, 26 August 1944.
The Prime Minister, the Rt Hon Winston Churchill, MP, discussing the battle situation with the Commander of the Eighth Army, Lieutenant General Sir Oliver Leese (left) and the Supreme Allied Commander of the Mediterranean, General Sir Harold Alexander, at
Winston Churchill discussing the battle situation in Italy with the Commander of the Eighth Army, Lieutenant General Sir Oliver Leese (left) and the Supreme Allied Commander Mediterranean, General Sir Harold Alexander, 26 August 1944.


Update – Official Images added.
Hasbro have travelled down to South of the border for the Unboxing Toy Convention in Mexico. While we had expected them to reveal some stuff in the panel, that seemed to have been for the Star Wars line. However, at their booth they did a special reveal where they reveal 3 brand new figures and 3 brand new characters!!!
First on the left is the obvious Captain Marvel BAF of Kree Sentry Robot!! I'm actually getting scared of how I seem to predict these figures – Ideal Wave – Captain Marvel. Do Hasbro look at my Ideal Waves? If so, drop me a holler Hasbro. I would love to get a quick interview. The next one is the long await and last main Member of the classic Defenders in Nighthawk. Not only does this add to Defenders but also the Squadron Supreme, with Hyperion and Speed Demon. Lasting we have the another long sought after villain in the shape of the Living Lazer, in his more modern look. No word on what wave the last 2 will be in but it will more then likely be the Avengers or Capt Marv.
Thanks to Magios Initiative for the image.


In our opinion, Six Flags Entertainment emerged from bankruptcy in a significantly healthier financial position with a management team focused on driving incrementally profitable attendance growth while further monetizing the strength of the Six Flags brand.
We project continued increases in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) as per cap spending growth is supplemented by expense control efforts.
With that in mind, we are upgrading Six Flags (ticker: SIX) to Buy from Neutral with an increased price-target range of $40.00-$43.50 using Ebitda multiples of 8.5-9.0 times our fiscal 2012 estimate (versus prior multiples of 8.0-8.5 times), which provides upside of about 30% to the midpoint.
We remain positive on the growth opportunity for regional theme parks given the tough economy and consumers' willingness (or need) to shift vacation spending closer to home.
We believe the company's recently enhanced focus on more regional marketing messages and promotions should continue to drive increased awareness and visitation within its markets.
Season passes provided the company with a safety net. During the first-half of 2011, Six Flags generated a double-digit increase in both season-pass sales and first-time visitors. With season-pass holders representing 32% of Six Flags' visitation during 2010, we believe season-pass holders could actually increase their usage this year over normal levels in order to get more "free" entertainment out of a sunk cost.
We believe this increased visitation will drive high-margin in-park revenues.
Positive traffic and spending trends have boosted margins at Six Flags. Although second-quarter attendance was flat in the reported numbers, this included a 5% reduction in operating days (management's decision to limit unprofitable periods) -- which means that attendance was actually up 5% during days the parks were open.
Combined with a 6.8% increase in guest spending per cap, we believe this indicates that consumers are visiting and willing to spend when they do. This helped (Ebitda) margins in the second-quarter improve to 33.6% from 29.4% in the year-ago period.
With that, we believe our projection for only an 80-basis-point year-over-year increase in Ebitda margins to 51.0% in third-quarter could prove conservative.
Given the improving financial performance at Six Flags' theme parks and modest maintenance capital expenditure needs (which makes up 9% of revenues), we expect management to refinance the existing restrictive credit agreement around the year's end.
Not only do we believe management will use this opportunity to reduce overall debt levels, but will seek to remove covenants preventing meaningful payments to shareholders.
We expect to see a dividend increase and/or a special dividend. On July 25, management guided to $500 million in modified Ebitda by 2015 compared to $354 million over the last 12-month period.
With net debt at reasonable levels (2.3 times the last 12 months' Ebitda), we expect management to utilize the estimated $200-$300 million in annual free cash flow to boost annual dividends (now less than a 1% yield) and/or pay a sizable special dividend in early 2012.
We estimate the annual dividend could be $1.60 per share (this is about 4% yield at our target-price range) along with a special dividend in 2012 of at least $3.50 per share without negatively impacting operations or the balance sheet.
Six Flags is currently an attractive entry point ahead of its third-quarter earnings. We believe the first-half of 2011 visitation and per cap spending trends combined with double-digit season-pass sales point toward a strong third-quarter, and we remain comfortable with our above consensus Ebitda and earnings-per-share estimates.
Although we had some concerns regarding extreme temperatures in some regions, recent channel checks indicated minimal, if any, impact to attendance trends combined with simultaneously strong water-park visitation levels.
Six Flags Entertainment (SIX: NYSE) By Merriman Capital ($31.


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package org.drools.scorecards.parser.xls;

import org.dmg.pmml.pmml_4_1.descr.Attribute;
import org.dmg.pmml.pmml_4_1.descr.Characteristic;
import org.dmg.pmml.pmml_4_1.descr.Characteristics;
import org.dmg.pmml.pmml_4_1.descr.Scorecard;
import org.drools.core.util.StringUtils;
import org.drools.scorecards.ScorecardError;
import org.drools.scorecards.StringUtil;
import org.drools.scorecards.pmml.PMMLExtensionNames;
import org.drools.scorecards.pmml.ScorecardPMMLUtils;

import java.util.List;

class ExcelScorecardValidator {

    private Scorecard scorecard;
    private List<ScorecardError> parseErrors;

    private ExcelScorecardValidator(Scorecard scorecard, List<ScorecardError> parseErrors) {
        //to ensure this used as a pure Util class only.
        this.scorecard = scorecard;
        this.parseErrors = parseErrors;
    }

    public static void runAdditionalValidations(Scorecard scorecard, List<ScorecardError> parseErrors) {
        ExcelScorecardValidator validator = new ExcelScorecardValidator(scorecard, parseErrors);
        validator.checkForInvalidDataTypes();
        validator.checkForMissingAttributes();
        if (scorecard.isUseReasonCodes()){
            validator.validateReasonCodes();
            validator.validateBaselineScores();
        }
    }

    private void validateReasonCodes() {
        for (Object obj :scorecard.getExtensionsAndCharacteristicsAndMiningSchemas()){
            if (obj instanceof Characteristics){
                Characteristics characteristics = (Characteristics)obj;
                for (Characteristic characteristic : characteristics.getCharacteristics()){
                    String charReasonCode = characteristic.getReasonCode();
                    if (charReasonCode == null || StringUtils.isEmpty(charReasonCode)){
                        for (Attribute attribute : characteristic.getAttributes()){
                            String newCellRef = createDataTypeCellRef(ScorecardPMMLUtils.getExtensionValue(attribute.getExtensions(), "cellRef"),3);
                            String attrReasonCode = attribute.getReasonCode();
                            if ( attrReasonCode == null || StringUtils.isEmpty(attrReasonCode)){
                                parseErrors.add(new ScorecardError(newCellRef, "Attribute is missing Reason Code"));
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    private void validateBaselineScores() {
        for (Object obj :scorecard.getExtensionsAndCharacteristicsAndMiningSchemas()){
            Double scorecardBaseline = scorecard.getBaselineScore();
            if (obj instanceof Characteristics){
                Characteristics characteristics = (Characteristics)obj;
                for (Characteristic characteristic : characteristics.getCharacteristics()){
                    Double charBaseline = characteristic.getBaselineScore();
                    if  ( (charBaseline == null || charBaseline.doubleValue() == 0)
                            && ((scorecardBaseline == null || scorecardBaseline.doubleValue() == 0)) ){
                        String newCellRef = createDataTypeCellRef(ScorecardPMMLUtils.getExtensionValue(characteristic.getExtensions(), "cellRef"),2);
                        parseErrors.add(new ScorecardError(newCellRef, "Characteristic is missing Baseline Score"));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    private void checkForInvalidDataTypes() {
        for (Object obj :scorecard.getExtensionsAndCharacteristicsAndMiningSchemas()){
            if (obj instanceof Characteristics){
                Characteristics characteristics = (Characteristics)obj;
                for (Characteristic characteristic : characteristics.getCharacteristics()){
                    String dataType = ScorecardPMMLUtils.getExtensionValue(characteristic.getExtensions(), PMMLExtensionNames.CHARACTERTISTIC_DATATYPE);
                    String newCellRef = createDataTypeCellRef(ScorecardPMMLUtils.getExtensionValue(characteristic.getExtensions(), "cellRef"),1);
                    if ( dataType == null || StringUtils.isEmpty(dataType)) {
                        parseErrors.add(new ScorecardError(newCellRef, "Missing Data Type!"));
                    }  else  if ( !XLSKeywords.DATATYPE_TEXT.equalsIgnoreCase(dataType) && !XLSKeywords.DATATYPE_NUMBER.equalsIgnoreCase(dataType)  && !XLSKeywords.DATATYPE_BOOLEAN.equalsIgnoreCase(dataType)){
                        parseErrors.add(new ScorecardError(newCellRef, "Invalid Data Type!"));
                    }

                    if (XLSKeywords.DATATYPE_BOOLEAN.equalsIgnoreCase(dataType)){
                        for (Attribute attribute : characteristic.getAttributes()){
                            String value = ScorecardPMMLUtils.getExtensionValue(attribute.getExtensions(), "predicateResolver");
                            if (!"TRUE".equalsIgnoreCase(value) && !"FALSE".equalsIgnoreCase(value)){
                                parseErrors.add(new ScorecardError(newCellRef, "Characteristic '"+characteristic.getName()+"' is Boolean and can support TRUE|FALSE only"));
                                break;
                            }
                        }
                    } else if (XLSKeywords.DATATYPE_NUMBER.equalsIgnoreCase(dataType)){
                        for (Attribute attribute : characteristic.getAttributes()){
                            String value = ScorecardPMMLUtils.getExtensionValue(attribute.getExtensions(), "predicateResolver");
                            if (!StringUtil.isNumericWithOperators(value)){
                                parseErrors.add(new ScorecardError(newCellRef, "Characteristic '"+characteristic.getName()+"' is Number and can support numerics only"));
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    private void checkForMissingAttributes() {
        for (Object obj :scorecard.getExtensionsAndCharacteristicsAndMiningSchemas()){
            if (obj instanceof Characteristics){
                Characteristics characteristics = (Characteristics)obj;
                for (Characteristic characteristic : characteristics.getCharacteristics()){
                    String newCellRef = ScorecardPMMLUtils.getExtensionValue(characteristic.getExtensions(), "cellRef");
                    if ( characteristic.getAttributes().size() == 0 ) {
                        parseErrors.add(new ScorecardError(newCellRef, "Missing Attribute Bins for Characteristic '"+characteristic.getName()+"'."));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    private String createDataTypeCellRef(String cellRef, int n) {
        int col = ((int)(cellRef.charAt(1)))+n;
        return "$"+((char)col)+cellRef.substring(cellRef.indexOf('$',1));
    }
}


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Q: does twing.include.statement returns a multilanguage template in symfony2? MyBundle:SayHello.html.twing:
{% trans %}Hello world{% endtrans %}

From another *.html.twing:
{{ include('MyBundle:SayHello.html.twing') }}

Does "{{ include('MyBundle:SayHello.html.twing') }}" returns the variables translated  ?
Thank you.

A: Of course, your variables will be translated, but you need to set translation_domain in MyBundle:SayHello.html.twig.
And check out please the way you name your templates. I think you have a typo in "*.twig"


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SHOP iACT
NOT JUST FOOTBALL
MEET REFUGEE STAFF
The iACT staff is a lean, nimble team ready to adapt to the situation at hand.
Katie-Jay Scott
Katie-Jay Scott graduated from Portland State University with a B.A. in Sociology and a focus on Community Development. She also holds a certificate in Executive Management from the Center for Nonprofit Management.
Through her positions as founding Board of Peers member of Education Network for Global and Grassroots Exchange (ENGAGE), AmeriCorps VISTA Volunteer Coordinator with "I Have a Dream" Foundation-Oregon, and founding Coordinator of the Portland Coalition for Genocide Awareness, Scott brings extensive leadership, community organizing, facilitation, and organizational development experience to iACT. She is a trainer, facilitator, and mentor. She began volunteering with iACT in April 2007 and been with the organization since. In January 2019, Scott became the Executive Director of iACT. She currently serves on Healing Dialogue and Action's Advisory Board, a CA-based organization that creates healing with survivors, people who have experienced incarceration, communities impacted by violence, and advances transformative justice working towards a world free from violence. As Executive Director, she oversees international and national programs and campaigns, partnerships, fundraising and development, advocacy and policy, and engages iACT's extensive team of volunteer experts and technical advisors. Scott brings a strong social justice lens to iACT's work.
She has practiced yoga and mindfulness for over 15 years. She is trained in Trauma-Informed Yoga, Healing Yoga, and recently completed Off the Mat and Into the World's Action and Purpose Leadership Intensive. She believes mindfulness and mindful movement are tools that can support trauma transformation. Scott has traveled and worked in countries in North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Why Katie-Jay Acts:
"I feel we are all part of one community and one humanity. It's a value that runs deep and I feel obligated to not only share this but to help build the next generation of leaders. I've always felt that I will leave this world a better place, and each day there is something I can do to work towards this. Educate. Activate. Empower."
Gabriel Stauring
Founder, Chief of Vision and Strategy
Gabriel became involved in supporting populations displaced by genocide and mass atrocities out of a sense of personal responsibility. He believes that the power of community and compassion, combined with personal empowerment, can bring about meaningful change. He graduated from California State University at Dominguez Hills with a degree in Behavioral Science, and previous to founding iACT, Gabriel worked as a Family Consultant, providing in-home therapy for abused children and their families. In addition to making over 30 trips to refugee camps on the Chad-Darfur border, Cameroon, Tanzania, and the Central African Republic, Gabriel has spearheaded campaigns such as the 100-Day Fast for Darfur, Darfur Freedom Summer Vigils, Camp Darfur, Darfur Fast for Life, as well as iACT's innovative and award-winning programs such as Little Ripples, the Refugees United Soccer Academy, and Darfur United. He is featured in The Enough Moment, a book written by activist John Prendergast and actor Don Cheadle.
Why Gabriel Acts:
"Because it's personal. I am a father and cannot help but thinking what it would be like if it was my kids sitting in the middle of the desert, with so much danger and so little hope. I know so many refugee fathers,mothers, and children. They are friends. I must act."
Oumda Al-fateh Tarbosh
Al-fateh Tarbosh is the Program Coordinator for iACT, an international organization whose mission is to aid, empower, and extend hope to those affected by mass atrocities. Tarbosh oversees iACT sports, education, nutrition, and human rights programs across five refugee camps in eastern Chad. Before becoming a refugee in camp Goz Amer, eastern Chad, Tarbosh was an accounts manager and traditional leader, or oumda, in his village in Darfur, Sudan. Since becoming a refugee in 2003, Tarbosh has served as a primary school teacher and an English teacher, and has maintained his traditional leadership role as oumda for his community in camp Goz Amer.
Suleiman Bourno
Refugees United Soccer Academy Manager
Coach Suleiman was the captain of the original 2012 Darfur United Men's Team (DU) that traveled to Iraq. He returned to his camp with pride, energy, and the determination to share the skills he had learned through DU with the children of his camp. Suleiman works alongside coaches Issag, Sadiya, and Thouhilia to manage the program on and off the field.
Why Suleiman Acts:
"Football, to me, is everything. Football is support. Football is health. It means relationships and it means peace."
Danielle Kercher
Team and Operations Manager
Danielle Kercher is a graduate from Pepperdine University with a B.A. in Psychology. Through her work with populations suffering from mental health issues, youth and adults with physical and mental disabilities, and at-risk youth providing crisis interventions and trauma-informed care, Danielle brings a grounded work ethic centered around patience, compassion, and empathy. She uses her attention to detail and organizational skills to manage iACT's internal operations, provide logistical support to U.S.-based and international programs, onboard volunteers, and maintain donor and community partner relations. She currently works from iACT's main headquarters in Southern California.
Why Danielle Acts:
"Because surviving isn't living. We are all human beings and we need more than just food, water, and shelter. We need to feel safe, to feel connected, to have purpose, and to have opportunities to realize our potential."
Sarah Nagengast
Program Manager, Storytelling & Relationships
Sarah Nagengast is a Nebraska native and graduated from the Missouri School of Journalism with a degree in Strategic Communications and Marketing. After winning Miss Nebraska USA 2016 and working closely with organizations like the Ronald Mcdonald House Omaha and Girls Inc, she knew her next move would be a meaningful career in nonprofit. Sarah began her career in the nonprofit sector at a notable dog rescue, The Vanderpump Dog Foundation. She quickly fell in love with the hustle of the operations side and became the foundation's vice president of operations. She recently moved to El Porto and is fully embracing life as a beach bum with her husband Eric, who is a plastic surgeon employed by Operation Smile. Going on missions with Operations Smile as a medical records volunteer has brought to her attention the dire need for access to fundamental human rights around the world. She hopes to bring problem-solving and ingenuity as a project manager at iAct to help get things done. In her free time, she likes to scuba dive in exotic locations, video edit, and considers herself a full-blown yogi.
Why Sarah Acts:
"I act because it is only by luck I was born in the most powerful country in the world. With power comes a great deal of responsibility. No one should be burdened or held back because of the hand they are dealt. Access should be granted to all."
REFUGEE STAFF
Little Ripples
Refugees United Soccer Academy
Little Ripples, Tanzania
Remy has been an ECCD teacher for 2 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years. He arrived in Nduta in 2016 with his elder brother.
Cebestin
Cebestin has been an ECCD teacher for 2 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years. He arrived in Nduta in 2015 alone and his mother and 8 siblings joined him later.
Jean-Claude has been an ECCD teacher for 2 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years.
Vénérand has been a Little Ripples teacher for 6 months. He arrived in Nduta in 2016 alone, but reunited with his mother and 6 siblings who had previously arrived in 2015.
Nestor has been an ECCD teacher for 2 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years. He arrived in Nduta in 2015.
Diomède
Diomède has been a Little Ripples teacher for 1 year. He arrived in Nduta in 2015 alone and his mother joined him later.
Djimil
Djimil has been an ECCD teacher for 2 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years. He arrived in Nduta in 2017 with his wife and child.
Adeline has been an ECCD teacher for 2.5 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years. Her previous husband was killed in the violent conflict in Burundi and she arrived in Nduta in 2016 with her 4 children.
Jeane
Jeane has been working as an ECCD teacher for 2.5 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years.
Goodeberth
Goodeberth has been an ECCD teacher for 3 years, but only recently started working as a Little Ripples teacher.
Peline
Peline has been an ECCD teacher for 2 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years.
Innocent has been a Little Ripples teacher for 3 months as part of the mobile unit, traveling to different camp zones to deliver the Little Ripples program to children who live far away from the child-friendly spaces where the other Little Ripples activities take place.
Virginie has been an ECCD teacher for 3 years and specifically a Little Ripples teacher for 1.5 years.
Ernest has been a Little Ripples teacher for 4 months. He arrived in Nduta in 2015 alone and has a secondary school education.
Nathanael is currently a Little Ripples teacher and is the Coordinator of all other Little Ripples teachers in the Nduta camp. He arrived in Nduta in 2016 alone.
Refugees United Soccer Academy, Tanzania
When violence broke out in Burundi in 2015, Daniel's father was killed due to his involvement in a government opposition party.
Violette spent 15 years living in the Kanembwa refugee camp in Tanzania due to violence in Burundi in 1993, which is where she met her husband.
When Innocent was younger, youth military groups regularly tried to recruit him. When things got so bad, his family encouraged him to flee.
Delphine and her family fled Burundi due to threats of violence from militia groups and the zone leader where her family lived.
Esther loves being a RUSA coach and was proud to see one of her girls' teams win a camp tournament last year. She shares her love of football with her husband who is very supportive of her work.
When Jannette married her husband, they both dropped out of school at grade 9 to run a small business together.
Eliana was born a refugee in the Kanembwa refugee camp in Tanzania. She dropped out of school in grade 7 because the the Tanzanian government shut down the schools in her camp.
Jean-Marie loved playing football since childhood. Growing up, he realized that he wanted to share his football skills with children to help them grow up into good football players.
Anaclet
While Anaclet was born in Burundi, when he was 7-months old, his family sought asylum in the Mtabila refugee camp in Tanzania. Eventually the family repatriated back to Burundi.
Due to political violence in Burundi in 2015, Irene's father and grandfather were killed. At this time, youth militias also tried to recruit Irene and her sister due to their athletic nature.
When conflict broke out in Burundi in 2015, some of Chantal's family members were killed. When her family received further threats of more violence, they decided to flee to Tanzania.
Etienne was born a refugee in the Mutabili refugee camp in Tanzania in 1993. He completed primary school there and eventually repatriated to Burundi with his family in 2008.
When violence broke out in Burundi in 2015, Claudin's father was killed due to his ethnicity and her mother eventually re-married.
Emery was born a refugee in the Myuovozi refugee camp in Tanzania. He and his family were eventually transferred to the Mutabili refugee camp in Tanzania in 2007, but were force to return to Burundi in 2012.
In Burundi, Happy grew up in the care of his grandmother and considers himself an orphan. He was in secondary school when the conflict in Burundi broke out in 2015.
Hilaire got married in 2013 and arrived with his wife in Tanzania in 2015 where they spent 1 year in the Nyarugusu refugee camp before eventually transitioning to the Mtendeli camp.
Pascal arrived alone in Tanzania in 2015 where he spent 1 year. While there he was reunited with his parents who had arrived a few months before him. He also met his wife in Nyarugusu and they got married in 2015.
Beatrice arrived in Tanzania in 2015 where she spent 2 years in the Nyarugusu refugee camp. She was eventually transferred to the Mtendeli camp in 2018 where she met her husband and got married in the same year. She completed secondary school and is a trained teacher.
Anita arrived to the Mtnedeli refugee camp alone in 2016. There, she met her husband and got married in 2017. She dropped out of secondary school in Grade 10 because her family was no longer able to afford her school fees. If she receives the opportunity, she would like to finish secondary school someday.
Deo arrived alone to the Mtendeli refugee camp in 2016. There, he met his wife and got married in 2017. He has a secondary school education.
Denise arrived to Mtendeli alone in 2016. She met her husband there and got married in 2017. She dropped out of secondary school in Grade 11 due to her first pregnancy. If she receives the opportunity, she would like to finish secondary school someday.
Leubain
Leubain married his wife in Burundi in 2015. They arrived together to Mtendeli in 2016. Leubain finished secondary school and is a trained teacher.
Diana arrived to Mtendeli in 2016 with her mother and 2 younger siblings. She dropped out of secondary school in Grade 11 because her mother was no longer able to afford her school fees. If she receives the opportunity, she would like to finish secondary school someday.
Diana married her husband in 2015 in Burundi before traveling to Tanzania with her husband and arriving in Mtendeli in 2016. She dropped out of secondary school in Grade 12 due to her first pregnancy. If she receives the opportunity, she would like to finish secondary school someday.
Renovat arrived alone in Tanzania in late 2015, where he spent the first 6 months in the Nyarugusu refugee camp. He eventually was moved to the Mtendeli refugee camp, where he met his wife and got married in 2016. Re?novat has a secondary school education.
Enoch arrived alone in Tanzania in late 2015, where he spent the first 8 months in the Nyarugusu refugee camp. He eventually was moved to the Mtendeli refugee camp, where he met his wife and got married in 2017. Enoch has a secondary school education.
Shadrack
Shadrack arrived alone in Tanzania in late 2015, where he spent the first 3 months in the Nyarugusu refugee camp. There, he met his wife and got married. In 2016, they were moved to the Mtendeli refugee camp. Shadrack finished secondary school and is a trained teacher.
Edyssa
Edyssa arrived in Tanzania alone in 2015 and spend the first year in the Nyarugusu refugee camp. She was eventually transferred to Mtendeli where she met her husband and got married in 2017. She has completed secondary school.
Audrey arrived to the Mtendeli refugee camp with her Uncle in 2016. There she met her husband and got married in 2017. She finished secondary school and is a trained teacher.
Remegie
Remegie arrived in Mtendeli in 2016 without any family. He met his wife in the camp and got married in 2019. While he doesn't have any children yet, he is looking forward to starting a family. He has a secondary school education.
Claude arrived in Mtendeli in 2016 without any family. He met his wife in the camp and got married in 2017. He has a secondary school education.
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