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Morocco Announces End of Second Omicron Wave
Morocco is urging citizens aged 60 and over to get the fourth booster dose, which has so far been administered to 30,000.
Rabat - Morocco's Ministry of Health announced today the end of the second Omicron wave.
Mouad Mrabet, the ministry's coordinator of the national Operations Center of public health emergency, said: "Morocco experienced a fourth wave of COVID-19 community spread which lasted 11 weeks and reached its peak in the two weeks from June 20 to July 3."
However, the health official warned that the end of an epidemic wave does not in any way mean the end of the infectious disease.
"The spread of the virus will continue at a low level with the possibility of the appearance of a possible wave, but not imminent," Mrabet said.
He went on to report a gradual decrease in the level of circulation of the COVID virus in Morocco, stressing that the rate of positivity has moved from 22.6% during the peak weeks to 3.2% last week -- with a case reproduction index that stands at 0.83.
Data from the National Denomics Watch Consortium suggest that the omicron mutant is still prevalent around the world -- with two main sub-mutants including BA.5 and BA.2.
Mrabet also celebrated a 76% drop in the number of serious or critical cases in intensive care units across Morocco. There are currently 999 critical COVID cases in Moroccan hospitals, against 4,201 during the first wave of Omicron.
Mrabet noted that this upbeat performance is in large part due to the success of Morocco's vaccination campaign against COVID.
The number of COVID-related deaths reached 182 in the fourth Omicron wave -- compared to 1,182 during the first wave of Omicron, said the Moroccan official, noting this represents a notable and largely encouraging 85% decrease in COVID-induced mortality between the two waves.
Since the COVID-19 crisis broke out in Morocco in March 2020, the country has registered a total of 1,262,696 COVID infections.
Of these, 1,244,486 people recovered, while the country's total death toll reached 16,259 as of Monday.
In terms of the vaccination campaign, the rate of people who took the booster dose reached 18.3%, while nearly 30,000 people received the fourth dose.
Mrabet reiterated the Health Ministry's appeal calling on all citizens aged 60 and 18 and over to get the booster shot six months after receiving the third dose. People with chronic diseases are particularly concerned with a booster vaccine dose, he concluded.
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The Vanderbilt Commodores are hosting the Georgia Bulldogs this Saturday. Here is hoping the only "V" will be going to Georgia.
Many Georgia fans have been waiting and stalking the injury reports – this could be the game Todd Gurley returns to the field after a two game hiatus. If this Saturday goes even slightly like the 2012 season, the Dawgs should have no trouble making a chew toy of the Commodores.
Georgia will need to stay highly focused on bringing the win back to Athens. In order for anything to happen after the regular season, Georgia will need to collect a win in all remaining SEC competition. Vandy should not be a difficult hurdle to jump but let's not count anyone out until the 4th quarter is over.
Georgia still needs to see an improvement in their defense, and leave interceptions and fumbles to a minimum to not create more work for the offense. The less damage Georgia can do to itself, the better. It's one thing to give up yards and points… but for the love of football, if you don't have to give them free points, than don't! Georgia is picked to win this game and needs to do so and remain completely uninjured if all possible.
I'm not asking a lot, but I would like to keep the winning record against Vanderbilt going. Georgia has been bringing home the "V" since 2006. Plus, Vandy has yet to win an SEC match this year, so let's keep it that way.
Hunker Down Dawgs and bring home the Victory!


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Legislative Council Meeting Minutes: January 17th 2017. 6.30pm
COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WEST MIFFLIN met in regular session in the Municipal Building Council Chambers on Tuesday, January 17, 2017 at 6:30 p.m. prevailing time with President Scott Stephenson presiding.
ROLL CALL: Kushner Present Olack Absent
Marone Present Davis Present
Stupar Present Kostelnik Present
Stephenson Present
Six members present, one absent (Olack). Mayor Kelly present.
CITIZENS COMMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS:
Jim Jasinski 4100 Home Street questioned Item C in regards to Home Depot. Mr. Anthony explained Home Depot is creating 5 separate parcels for tax purposes. Mr. Jasinski questioned why Lowe's Home Improvement signs and crosswalks listed in Item E were not completed before the opening of the store. Mr. Anthony explained it was missed on the original plans and is being amended tonight.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Motion by Marone, seconded by Kostelnik that the Minutes of the December 20, 2017 Council Meeting be approved. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
AGENDA ITEMS:
Motion by Marone, seconded by Kostelnik to approve removal of Chester Engineers as Borough Engineers. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Kostelnik, seconded by Davis to approve the appointment of Mackin as the Borough Engineers. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Marone, seconded by Kushner to approve request from RPAI West Mifflin Century III L.P. for the approval of a 5 lot sub division plan; located at 9971 Mountain View Dr.; Home Depot's lease has expired and is optioning to purchase the parcel. All existing easement and parking agreements will remain in place. A variance was granted by the Zoning Hearing Board as it relates to the required side yard setback. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Davis, seconded by Kostelnik to approve request from Lawn Patrol for site plan approval for the use of the newly created lot which has 2 structures on it; located at 1215-1217 Lebanon Road. The structures were a restaurant and convenience store. The applicant is proposing using the existing buildings and land to operate a landscape supply operation at this site. The applicant is not proposing any expansion construction to the existing structures. They are proposing the installation of concrete supply bins for the sale of bulk supplies. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Marone, seconded by Kushner to approve request for Lowes for approval of amended site plan which includes the installation of stop signs and crosswalks. Roll Call: six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Kostelnik, seconded by Marone to ratify and approve the Borough of West Mifflin Insurance renewals with Travelers including:
Property, Inland Marine, General, Law Enforcement, Public Entity, Employment, Auto and Cyber Liabilities, Auto Damage and Umbrella Coverage at an annual cost of Two Hundred Fifty Seven Thousand Seven Hundred Forty-Six Dollars, ($257,746).
Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Kostelnik, seconded by Marone to ratify and approve the Borough insurance renewal with Excalibur Insurance Management Services, LLC for Workers Compensation and Employment Liability Insurance at an annual cost of Four Hundred Eighteen Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty-One Dollars, ($418,931). Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Kostelnik, seconded by Stupar to approve lease agreement between the Borough and West Mifflin Baseball League, for use of the fields at the incinerator. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Kostelnik, seconded by Marone to approve lease agreement between the Borough and West Mifflin Youth Softball Association for use of the fields at the Camden Complex. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Marone, seconded by Kushner to approve fee schedule for recreation facilities; which includes field costs for Kenny, Winklevoss & Bost Fields and the Basketball Courts at the Community Park. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Marone, seconded by Davis, to approve the Borough Fitness Center Usage Policy. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Motion by Marone, seconded by Kostelnik to approve the termination of agreement with TurnKey Taxes. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOROUGH OF WEST MIFFLIN, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, SETTING FORTH THE COMPENSATION OR SALARY FOR THE OFFICE OF THE ELECTED TAX COLLECTOR; SETTING FORTH THE METHOD OF PAYMENT OF SAID ANNUAL SALARY; AUTHORIZING ACTUAL NEEDFUL EXPENDITURES; AUTHORIZING THE PERCENTAGE OF THE BOND PREMINUM; SETTING FORTH REGULATIONS FOR THE COLLECTION OF PAYMENTS OF TAXES.
Prior to Roll Call, Mr. Richard Allen, Livingston Drive wanted to address Item M. Mr. Allen is the current Tax Collector for the Borough of West Mifflin. Mr. Allen wanted to more closely examine the Resolution. It was noted that this Resolution needed to be voted on before February 15 as required by law. Mr. Kamuaf explained if this is not voted on tonight the salary structure would remain the same for the next four years. Mr. Allen said he has not read the Resolution in full. Mr. Kamauf said the Resolution is exactly the same as it was four years ago and the salary structure is for the elected Tax Collector, not Mr. Allen personally. Mr. Allen accepted this explanation.
Motion by Kostelnik, seconded by Marone that the Resolution be adopted. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried. Resolution given No. 1304.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS:
Community Development……………………………………………………Walter B. Anthony
Mr. Anthony read the Community Development Report for the year end 2016.
Police……………………………………………………………………………Chief Ken Davies
Chief Davies read the Police Department Report for the month of December 2016 as well as the year end for 2016.
Chief Davies said on December 20, 2016 a burglary was reported at a local sports store where 7 rifles along with ammunition were stolen. On December 21, 2016 after a search and arrest 6 of the 7 rifles were recovered.
Public Works………………………………………………………………….…….James Hess
Mr. Hess read the Public Works Report for the month of December 2016.
Mr. Hess reported that Duquesne Light will be doing some tree trimming along power lines. They will notify residents if they need to go on their property.
Mr. Hess noted that several of his employees have received CPR training by the EMS.
Recreation………………………………………………………………………..Stephen Keron
Mr. Keron said tickets for the annual Father/Daughter dance will go on sale Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at the Borough Buidling.
Mr. Keron said that 40 have signed up for Walk Aerobics.
Mr. Keron said Community Day has been changed to August 12, 2017.
EMS………………………………………………………………………Chief Todd Plunkett
Chief Plunkett read the EMS Report for the month of December 2016 along with the year-end report.
Chief Plunkett said a new ambulance will be arriving beginning in March.
Mayor Kelly reminded everyone that the EMS Department was the Number One EMS Service of the Year in the State.
REPORT OF THE MAYOR:
Mayor Kelly reported on the Little Libraries that was discussed at last month's meeting. He said these are stand- alone small boxes that will be placed throughout the Borough. Response from the residents has been well received. Mayor Kelly also said he has applied for a Grant from the State for this project in the amount of $10,000.00.
REPORT OF THE SOLICITOR:
Mr. DiLucente reported he has reviewed the lease agreements for the West Mifflin Baseball and Softball Leagues.
Mr. DiLucente reported he has reviewed the Usage Policy for the Borough Fitness Center.
Mr. DiLucente said the remainder is reserved for Executive Session.
REPORT OF THE ENGINEER:
Mr. Balewski said most of his report has already been discussed earlier on the plan reviews.
Mr. Balewski thanked Council for his reappointment of Borough Engineer.
Mr. Stupar asked if the new Soccer Complex was up to regulations. Mr. Marone said he will meet the President of the Soccer Association next week to measure the field and will have the information for next month's meeting.
REPORT OF THE BOROUGH MANAGER:
Mr. Kamauf read the Finance Report for the month of December 2016.
Mr. Kamauf said he will have the year-end report as soon as checks clear and he is preparing for the 2016 audit. He also said the Borough has approximately a 4% surplus.
Mr. Kamauf said in passing the insurance renewals, there will be a savings on the insurance for 2017.
PAYMENT OF BILLS:
Motion by Davis, seconded by Kushner that all bills properly approved by the Finance Committee be paid. Roll Call: Six ayes, no nays, one absent (Olack). Motion carried.
Mr. Davis asked if there was a total on the damage done to the backhoe at the Community Park. Mr. Hess said he had no real total yet but he believed it to be about $3500.00.
Mr. Davis asked Mayor Kelly about the Ribbon Cutting at the new Lowes Home Improvement. Mayor Kelly said it was a very nice ceremony. The Borough is very excited to have them here and Lowes contributed $2500 to Clara Barton Elementary School.
Mr. Marone wanted to mention that Skyview Fire Company donated a 1976 ladder truck to a fire department in the State of Tennessee to help in the fight of wildfires that have recently occurred there.
CITIZENS COMMENTS:
Harry Thompson 6679 Adams Avenue wanted to know if there was any interest in the old Borough Building. Mr. DiLucente said there has been some interested parties in the Building along with a few walk thru's but no formal offers. He added that hopefully this coming spring will bring in more interested offers.
Mr. Thompson suggested that sheriff sales in the Borough should somehow be advertised, possibly on the Borough's Website. Mr. Kamauf said we can advertise as far as the law permits. Mr. Anthony added these properties are listed every Monday in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Mr. Stephenson said this is a good idea and will be discussed further in the future. Mr. Kostelnik asked if it is legal to list delinquent taxes owed on the Borough's Website. Mr. DiLucente said whoever collects the Borough's delinquent taxes can publish a list and we can request that list to publish on the website.
Jim Jasinski 4100 Home Street wanted to know what is going on with the old Homeville Elementary School on Greensprings Avenue. Mr. Anthony said he is not aware of anything. Mr. Jasinski said a lot of work is going on there and possibly if someone from the Borough can look into it.
Mr. Jasinski asked if the Mon Valley Expressway plans are eliminated. He said he heard that the funds for the project were rescinded. Mr. Davis said plans are still going forward and a meeting is scheduled for April of this year. No one will know for sure until the year 2020.
Mr. Jasinski asked if High Street can be paved this summer. Mr. Hess said he will look into it.
Mr. Jasinski commended the Mayor for new development in the community. He wondered if any new businesses will come here from the Waterfront since their lease is shortly coming to an end. Mayor Kelly agreed that the tax increment funding at the Waterfront is winding down and the developer is actively researching new business locations. Mayor Kelly has been in contact with the developer of the Waterfront. He said things are moving ahead here in the Borough.
John Koczka 4333 Everlawn Street wanted to know why we have a new engineering firm for the Borough. Mr. Balewski said he now works for Mackin Engineering that is located in Findlay Township.
Mr. Koczka wanted to know who the insurance agent is for the Borough. Mr. Kamuaf said the agent for the past four years is Paul Fisher.
Mr. Koczka commented on the high absenteeism of Council members at the Council meetings. He said if they can't be at every meeting they should not run for office. Mr. Stephenson thanked him for his opinion.
George Mattingley 305 Edgewood Avenue expressed concern that the playground located in his neighborhood is being closed. He said he was told two years ago that this playground was not going to be closed. He wanted a list of playgrounds. Mr. Kamauf said there was list published a while ago when it was part of the Agenda. The Board made the final decision of the playground closings. Mr. Mattingley said he along with some neighbors will cut grass and maintain the playground. Mr. Kamauf said due to liabilities this cannot be done. Mr. Kamauf said there was a Public Hearing and a study of children in the playground areas. He added the Borough cannot financially support all of the 23 playgrounds throughout the Borough. A lot of the equipment in these playgrounds does not meet current safety requirements. Mr. Kamauf said we are looking for different amenities that attract a wide group of people along with children. He mentioned the new fitness park that will accommodate adults as well as children. Mr. Mattingley wanted to know what will be done with the closed playgrounds. Mr. Kamauf said these properties will be advertised and publicly sold. He also stated that unfortunately the days where there was a playground in every neighborhood are over, but improvements are always being made for recreation throughout the Borough. A list of the closed playgrounds will be listed on the Borough's website.
Motion by Marone, seconded by Kushner that the Meeting be adjourned. Meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m. prevailing time.
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Home ANS Feature Sri Lanka Terror Killed Five Family Members of GFA Worker
Sri Lanka Terror Killed Five Family Members of GFA Worker
by Michael Ireland April 25, 2019
written by Michael Ireland April 25, 2019
WILLS POINT, TEXAS (ANS) – Humanitarian agency Gospel For Asia (GFA, www.gfa.org ) reports the latest death toll in the Sri Lanka bomb attacks on Easter Sunday, linked to an Islamic terror group, stands at 253, with the country's president declaring a State of Emergency and deploying 7,000 security forces across Sri Lanka amid fears of possible unrest and further attacks.
GFA said in a media update that one of its social workers in Sri Lanka lost five family members in the Easter Sunday terror bomb attacks on two separate churches. "GFA mourns the loss of her relatives and continues to pray for members of the community," the ministry said.
Surveying the Bomb Damage in one of the Churches.
The female social worker, who serves at a GFA-supported Bridge of Hope children's center, was "in utter shock and great grief" after she discovered five of her relatives were killed in blasts at two separate churches, said GFA founder K.P. Yohannan. The victims included four members of the same family – both parents and their two children.
"Please pray for God's comfort and peace upon the bereaved families," Yohannan said. "Pray that God will give them strength during this difficult time… and for protection upon all families and communities in Sri Lanka as insecurity and uncertainty continues."
Funeral services have been held for the GFA worker's family members, killed in the separate serial suicide bomber attacks. Terrorists targeted three churches, hotels and other locations. GFA also reported that a bomb had been defused on a street near one of its supported offices.
Yohannan said GFA-supported national workers will be part of the healing and restoration of shattered communities in the weeks to come.
In addition to providing relief aid, Gospel For Asia maintains ongoing projects in Sri Lanka, including supporting Bridge of Hope centers that provide quality education, meals and medical care to children who were impacted by Sri Lanka's devastating civil war.
One center in the north is home to 120 children who have lost one or both parents to war. GFA also supports women's Christian fellowships and radio ministry broadcasts.
"I ask for your prayers and support, that the people of Sri Lanka may find strength in God's grace as they move forward," Yohannan said. "Please join us in praying that during these pain-filled days ahead, our brothers and sisters on the field would be the healing hands of Jesus to broken and hurting people."
To join GFA's prayer network for Sri Lanka, go to: www.gfa.org/pray/sri-lanka.
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FOX has dropped the promo for the April 15th installment of The Resident titled "If Not Now, When?"
In Season 2 Episode 20: "Devon grows concerned when a mother's complaints go unaddressed after her delivery, and pushes Bell to take drastic measures."
"Conrad is faced with breaking the news to Nic regarding Jessie's worsening condition."
Meanwhile, "The Raptor, Mina and Kit spring into action when a mother and son enter the ER with devastating injuries"
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Today's guest on the podcast is an author, maverick spiritual teacher, master trainer and founder of Center for Transformative Change, Reverend angel Kyodo williams. She has been bridging the worlds of personal transformation and justice since the publication of her critically-acclaimed book, Being Black: Zen and the Art of Living with Fearlessness and Grace, which was hailed as "an act of love" by Pulitzer Prize winner Alice Walker and "a classic" by Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield. Her new book, Radical Dharma, explores racial injustice as a barrier to collective awakening.
Ordained as a Zen priest, Rev. angel is a Sensei, the second black woman recognized as a teacher in her lineage. She is a social visionary that applies wisdom teachings and practice to social issues. She sees Transformative Social Change as the world's next great movement. Both fierce and grounded, she is known for her unflinching willingness to both sit with and speak uncomfortable truths with love.


Heavy metal toxicity as well as heavy metal removal methods aren't on the radar when it comes to children's preventative health, but it soon will be because heavy metal toxicity can no longer be ignored.
Heavy metal toxicity is a type of poisoning of the body's tissues. Heavy metals accumulate in human tissue of both children and adults and their goal is to wreak havoc on the neurological and endocrine systems. Heavy metal toxicity can also exacerbate any viral or bacterial issues. Heavy metals are "food" for viral bugs such as the Epstein Barr Virus, as well as bacterial bugs such as Streptococcus A or B, E. coli, C. difficile, H. pylori, and yeast.
The heavy metals we inherit are passed on through our family bloodline and can be centuries old. It is these "old" metals that pose the greatest threat to your current health as well as the health of your baby.
The danger comes when toxic heavy metals oxidize from eating a high fat diet, bleeding, then causing damage to surrounding tissue and causing chronic inflammation. Heavy metals literally poison the human body inflicting damage on the brain, liver, digestive system, and nervous system. Toxic heavy metals also put a huge burden on your immune system, leaving you and your newborn vulnerable to disease.
Heavy metals are strongly linked to ADD, according to a study published Journal of Tropical Pediatrics. Heavy metal toxicity has also been strongly linked to Autism, ADHD, depression, anxiety mood disorders, and has also been linked to Alzheimer's, brain fog and memory loss issues in adults, and much more according to research.
A recent study published in the journal Nature shows children could inherit heavy metals from past generations going back hundreds of years.The study recruited 35 mother-infant pairs in Detroit and measured their whole blood lead levels and DNA methylation levels from current blood and neonatal blood from both the mother and the child.
Researchers found that mothers with high neonatal blood lead levels correlate with altered DNA methylation in their children's neonatal blood. The study's results suggest that Pb exposure during pregnancy affects the DNA methylation status of the fetal germ cells, which leads to altered DNA methylation in grandchildren's neonatal dried blood spots.
This is the first demonstration that an environmental exposure in pregnant mothers can have an epigenetic effect on the DNA methylation pattern in the grandchildren.
We live in a toxic world. Heavy metals are all around us. Heavy metals are in our air, our dentist's office -- they're in our oceans, in our fish. They're abundant in pesticides and herbicides that are on our conventionally grown foods and on our lawns, which puts them front and center in our public parks, and condominiums, golf courses and anywhere luscious landscaping is grown.
Early signs of heavy metal toxicity in babies and children show as cradle cap in babies, eczema, and as psoriasis in adults.These conditions are symptoms of inherited heavy metals in the liver.
Heavy metals testing is a good preventative and common sense measure toward knowing the level of heavy metals you have and that your child will inherit, and can be the difference between your decision to remove heavy metals before pregnancy or prolong vaccinations post pregnancy. Therefore, it is important to know your levels of inherited heavy metals before conception as well as the heavy metal load borne to your child before they become further exposed to these environmental toxins.
Related: Is Removing Eggs From The Diet Key In Curing Type 2 Diabetes?
Heavy metal removal methods don't have to be complicated. The only way to remove heavy metals from the body is by eating foods that help to systematically remove them. This can be done with natural organic foods that bind to heavy metals and remove them from the body. It also helps to keep these heavy metal removing foods a part of your diet. Foods such as cilantro, parsley, wild blueberries, Atlantic Dulse, spirulina, and Barley grass juice extract taken daily as a smoothie will bind to heavy metals and remove them safely and effectively from your body. This natural method is far more nourishing and effective than doing trendy heavy metal detoxes and chelating protocols that can be harsh and depleting. What is more, this harsh heavy metal removal is largely ineffective in completely taking heavy metals from the body.
As long as you are eating a low fat plant-based organic diet, and avoiding further heavy metal exposure, you can begin natural removal of heavy metals six months to one year before conception for best results.
As beautiful and wonderful as our earth is, mankind has still managed to make so much of it toxic.


Home / Food / Main / Paradise Dynasty / SM Aura / Taguig City / Paradise Dynasty: Chili Crab Xiao Long Bao Available at SM Aura Branch!
Finally, a Paradise Dynasty branch in Bonifacio Global City -- specifically, at Level 2 of SM Aura. This is their third branch with S' Maison (see post here: http://www.patchesoflifebyjessa.com/2017/01/paradise-dynasty-xiao-long-bao-and-more.html) and The Podium (see post here: http://www.patchesoflifebyjessa.com/2018/02/paradise-dynasty-the-podium.html) as their first and second branches, respectively.
A slightly different color palette used for the interior compared to the earlier branches but the same Oriental grandeur. There is also a function room that can accommodate up to 16 guests, or be divided into 2 rooms of 8 guests each.
From outside, you can view the kitchen and see how those delicious xiao long bao and other dishes are prepared and cooked.
Whether this new branch's location is to your advantage or not, one reason to visit the SM Aura branch is the Chili Crab Xiao Long Bao. Well yes, this is exclusively offered in SM Aura branch and for a limited time only.
Savor pure crab goodness with every bun. It is so good that you'll take a moment to feel the burst of seafood flavor in your mouth and taste the soft crab meat accented with hints of spice.
And of course, other Paradise Dynasty favorites are also available! I've discussed most, if not all, of these in my previous posts/visit at Paradise Dynasty S'Maison and The Podium branches.
This Charcoal Custard Lava Bun is a must!!
Glad to know that they have plates, bowls, cups, spoon and fork for kids so no worries of breaking their ceramics when you're with kids.
Visit the new Paradise Dynasty branch in SM Aura and try their Chili Crab Xiao Long Bao while available!


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Learning needs to be engaging and fun!
Mary Kay Morrison, a professional educator, has dedicated her professional and personal life to researching the benefits of humor and play. She has shared her message with groups as diverse as hospice caregivers, education administrators and bank executives. Through her workshops and publications her quest for humor has assisted others to achieve significant positive change in their lives. She is the teacher for the Humor Academy a graduate program offered through AATH (The Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor).
Bring some fun to your group by contacting Mary Kay to share her message about the healing power of humor. Together we can initiate positive change in the personal and professional lives of those we serve.
At the 2016 AATH (Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor) conference in Phoenix, Arizona, Mary Kay was the recipient of the prestigious AATH Doug Fletcher Lifetime Achievement Award! She also received the Certified Humor Professional (CHP) credential offered exclusively by AATH Humor Academy program.
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New Watchdog Report Reveals Administration's Failures After Hurricanes in Puerto Rico
Serious Questions Raised About FEMA's Ability to Respond to Coronavirus Crisis
Washington, D.C. (Mar. 30, 2020)—Today, Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney, the Chairwoman of the Committee on Oversight and Reform, and Rep. Harley Rouda, the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Environment for the Committee on Oversight and Reform, issued the following statements after a new report from the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General revealed that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) lacked a coherent strategy for using advanced contracts to procure goods and services critical to response and recovery efforts in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria:
"This independent report confirms what Democratic Members of this Committee warned about more than two years ago—that the Trump Administration's response to the hurricanes in Puerto Rico was a failure that put the health and safety of thousands of Americans at risk," said Chairwoman Maloney. "FEMA failed to effectively utilize advance contracts to prepare for those disasters, and now the Trump Administration appears to be repeating these same mistakes in response to the coronavirus crisis, but on a much larger scale."
"We have been urging FEMA for years to address the significant missteps it made in response to the hurricanes that devastated Puerto Rico, but it is clear significant issues still remain," said Chairman Rouda. "Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it—the United States cannot afford for the Administration to replicate its failed response in Puerto Rico with a disease like COVID-19."
The office that is the subject of this new report, FEMA Region II, is the same office now in charge of responding to the coronavirus crisis in New York and New Jersey.
According to the new report by the Inspector General:
"We attributed FEMA's limited use of advance contracts to its lack of strategy and documented planning process for ensuring maximum use of advance contracts."
"FEMA Region II did not issue any new advance contracts prior to Hurricane Maria and did not perform analysis to identify goods or services to obtain through advance contracts."
"Specifically, we identified 49 of 241 new contracts issued in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria for the same goods or services covered by existing advance contracts."
"Without advance contracts to expedite acquisitions, goods and services for people in need may have been delayed or were more costly to the Government."
"FEMA did not maintain contract files in accordance with Federal acquisition regulations and departmental or its own policy. … As a result, FEMA's ability to hold contractors accountable for deliverables is hindered."
"FEMA's advance contract strategy did not include a documented process for considering the needs of its state and local partners."
Oversight Committee Democrats warned about many of these same problems during their multi-year investigation of the Trump Administration's inadequate response to Hurricane Maria and its failure to learn the lessons from Hurricane Katrina.
In a September 2018 staff report, Democrats detailed how "FEMA failed to deliver tens of millions of emergency meals to the victims of the hurricane in Puerto Rico." The report warned that instead of using advance contracts, "one of the primary reasons FEMA failed to deliver these meals is because it inexplicably awarded a contract worth approximately $156 million to deliver 30 million emergency meals to a tiny, one-person company with a history of struggling with much smaller contracts." Predictably, by October 2017, "FEMA officials reportedly admitted facing massive food shortages of millions of meals per day," and the agency was forced to cancel the failed food contract.
The 2018 staff report also warned that "FEMA failed to respond to multiple emergency requests from major supermarkets seeking fuel to run generators to help prevent food from spoiling in the days immediately following Hurricane Maria—including tons of fresh produce, dairy, and other perishable products that were desperately needed by these American citizens." Documents showed that Walmart officials, congressional offices, and the Puerto Rican government repeatedly conveyed these urgent requests to FEMA, but the agency "failed to supply emergency fuel to save these perishable food supplies."
The staff report found that the Trump Administration failed to heed lessons from the botched response to Hurricane Katrina, explaining, "it appears that the Trump Administration's response to the hurricane in Puerto Rico suffered from the same flaws as the Bush Administration's response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005."
The 2018 staff report highlighted a key finding from former Committee Chairman Tom Davis following his review of the Hurricane Katrina response a decade earlier: "The failure at all levels to enter into advance contracts led to chaos and the potential for waste and fraud as acquisitions were made in haste."
Read the new Inspector General report here.
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1995-05-31 04:00:00 PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- Seeking to avoid a "political civil war," former Mayor Art Agnos says he will not run against Assemblyman John Burton for the state Senate next year.
Tuesday's announcement by Agnos, now the top official with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's regional office, ruled out what could have been an intriguing race between two men who share much of the same political stock.
Agnos said he had decided not to run for the Senate after talking with his family over the weekend. His wife and sons didn't want to uproot their home. "They're the most precious things I have, and I don't want to jeopardize that," he said.
The politics of waging a race against a fellow liberal Democrat also wasn't lost on him.
Agnos said running against Burton "would have put a lot of my friends in a political civil war that makes them very uncomfortable."
It also would make fund raising and culling endorsements that much harder.
Although the coolness between the two would-be candidates has been evident since Agnos began toying with the idea of running several weeks ago, Agnos said the first person he had called with the news was Burton. The response, he said, was gracious and cordial.
Burton, who is being pushed out of the Assembly because of term limits, could not be reached for comment.
The Senate seat, which represents part of San Francisco and Marin County, is now held by Democratic Sen. Milton Marks, who also is being forced out by term limits. The primary is in March.
Agnos, who served in the Assembly before winning election for mayor in 1987, made it clear that his decision to stay out of Burton's way was not his political farewell.


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Emma Watson has scored a starring role in James Ponsoldt's film adaptation of Dave Eggers' contemporary thriller novel "The Circle" opposite Tom Hanks. .
Ponsoldt ("The Spectacular Now") adapted the script for the story of a young woman (Watson) who is hired for a big job in an Internet company called the Circle. Said company links users' personal emails, social media, banking, and purchasing with their universal operating system.
The result is one online identity and a new age of civility and transparency. Things aren't rosy though as the story explores the perils of the digital age where personal data is collected, sifted and monetized and privacy is rendered obsolete.
Ponsoldt, Hanks, Anthony Bregman and Gary Goetzman will produce and filming begins this September in California.


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Virgil Abloh Teases 7 "Pending" Off-White™ x Nike Collabs
on January 13, 2021 in Highsnobiety
Following news of Nike and Virgil Abloh's collaborative book, ICONS, which chronicles the Louis Vuitton creative director's work with the Swoosh, Abloh has launched an interactive website that also offers a behind-the-scenes look at the partnership.
Alongside campaign imagery and an extensive archive of samples and unreleased collections, Abloh teases seven "actually pending" sneaker collaborations. Those can be seen (albeit pixelated) at the bottom of the website as the entirety of his Off-White™ x Nike collection scrolls by.
The pixelation doesn't allow for a clear look, though we're able to decipher two more Nike Dunk Lows, a "Canary Yellow" Nike Air Jordan 1 (which has been previously rumored), two museum Air Force 1s, and possibly two new versions of Serena Williams' signature tennis shoes.
In addition, visitors to the website will be able to sift through images prototypes, which includes an early look at the Off-White™ x Nike Air Presto from the original "The Ten" collaboration, as well as alternate colorways and versions of other styles that ended up completing the original pack in late 2017.
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Dirk Aschmoneit (2 de marzo de 1962) es un deportista alemán que compitió para la RFA en triatlón. Ganó una medalla de plata en el Campeonato Europeo de Triatlón de Media Distancia de 1985, y una medalla de bronce en el Campeonato Europeo de Triatlón de Larga Distancia de 1986.

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Two-Minute Warning (1976)
Charlton Heston, John Cassavetes, Gena Rowlands, Martin Balsam, Beau Bridges, David Janssen, Jack Klugman, Walter Pidgeon
Subdued Sniper Shocker
"Two-Minute Warning" wants to be a thriller, but it's a thriller which uses the disaster movie formula to create the drama. What this means is that whilst there is no natural disaster for a group of plucky survivors to battle against it takes us through the steps introducing us to all the main characters whilst hinting at the impending doom, an impending doom which is a sniper at a football game. The trouble is that "Two-Minute Warning" isn't exciting, in fact with the exception of some surprisingly graphic deaths there is little to really get you gripped. Actually that's a sort of lie as for most of the movie we never get a full view of the sniper and so you do keep watching wanting to know who this killer is and what his motives are. Sadly the wait isn't worth it and "Two-Minute Warning" ends up frankly very disappointing.
As the crowds form at a Los Angeles football stadium for a championship game no one is aware of a sniper who has positioned himself above the scoreboard. But when one of the camera crew spots the gunman via footage sent down from the blimp he calls in the police. Captain Peter Holly (Charlton Heston - Earthquake) and SWAT commander Sergeant Button (John Cassavetes - The Dirty Dozen) rush to the stadium but with time ticking down and no way to get up to the sniper it looks like disaster is on the cards.
So as already mentioned "Two-Minute Warning" basically takes the disaster movie route and so for around the first half of the movie we get introduced to all of those characters which will become important when things kick off. And it is a diverse bunch from a car salesman and his long suffering girlfriend, an elderly pick pocket, an unemployed father and his family and of course the chief of police who finds himself trying to stop the sniper before he murders anyone. The trouble is that director Larry Peerce spends a lot of time focusing on these characters but strangely they still end up as 2 dimensional figures so when the trouble starts and in true disaster movie style some of them die there is no emotional connection to them.
And of course whilst all of this is going on we get the sense of impending doom as we watch the sniper murder a cyclist for target practice before heading to the coliseum to take their position above the scoreboard. Now I have to say that because for the majority of the movie we never see the sniper with the camera basically giving us the viewpoint of what he sees it did make me curious. I wanted to know who he was, why he was going to kill and whilst the storyline failed to keep me interested the desire to know kept me going. But sadly when you do get to see who this sniper is all I can say is that it is disappointing and frankly I felt cheated.
All of this means that "Two-Minute Warning" is not only disappointing but also annoying. It's annoying because the concept of a sniper targeting a big football game has a lot of potential and could have been really exciting rather than really dull. What stops it from being terrible is when things do kick off and the sniper starts shooting the graphic deaths are quite shocking, not in the sense of being gore but in being very in your face. And the actual sense of panic which fills the stadium with the crowd rushing to escape is also surprisingly intense and probably the best part of the entire movie, shame it ends up such a small part.
Now in true disaster movie style "Two-Minute Warning" has a lot of recognizable faces such as Charlton Heston, Walter Pidgeon, Gena Rowlands, John Cassavetes, Beau Bridges and Jack Klugman but I can't say that a single one of them stood out. As such it feels like we have these well known actors basically going through the paces delivering cliche, 2 dimensional disaster movie characters and nothing more. Basically the performances and characters are dull, there is no other word for it and whilst Charlton Heston and John Cassavetes are meant to be our 2 heroes they fail to really deliver the action machismo you expect.
What this all boils down to is that "Two-Minute Warning" is a disappointing thriller with employs the disaster movie formula but never gets much from it. There is little about it which really works except for the crowd scenes when the sniper starts shooting otherwise it leaves you wanting.
Poseidon (2006)
It's New Years Eve on the Poseidon, a luxury ocean liner, and as the celebrations in the ships ballroom get under way to welcome in the New Year, it looks like everyone is going to have a good time. That is until a gigantic rogue wa ...
As Lincoln International Airport is struggling to keep running thanks to heavy snow and a campaign by nearby residents over noise, airport manager Mel Bakersfeld (Burt Lancaster - Tough Guys) finds himself pushed to the limit especi ...
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At the launch party for a newly developed 138 storey skyscraper, a short circuit in a faulty wiring unit causes a major fire. With the party goers trapped high above the danger the San Francisco fire department lead by Fire Chief Mi ...
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When a terrorist infected with a deadly plague like virus boards a train he unwittingly exposes all the passengers to the disease. Having contacted the virus in a botched attempt to blow up the European Health Organizations Offices, ...
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As the passengers on the S.S. Poseidon celebrate New Years Eve they are unaware of a huge tidal wave heading their way which causes the floating hotel to capsize. With the likelihood of death Reverend Frank Scott (Gene Hackman - Run ...
Gerry Lewis (Brad Pitt - Moneyball) use to work for the United Nations, travelling the globe as a special investigator, but decided to call it a day in order to spend more time with his wife and two daughters. But when a pandemic ca ...
Whirlpool (1959)
Lora (Juliette Gr�co) has done some bad things in her time, usually in collaboration with Herman (William Sylvester - Albert R.N.), but now she wants to live her life on the level. Unfortunately Herman refuses to let her do so, whic ...
Murdered at 17 (2018)
Brooke Emerson (Cristine Prosperi - The Wrong Neighbor) seems like a pretty typical high school kid with some at her school being jealous due to her popularity. But ever since a cheerleading accident, where she hit her head, Brooke ...
Big Hero 6 (2014)
When a devastating event befalls the city of San Fransokyo which catapults Hiro into the midst of danger, he turns to Baymax and his close friends: adrenaline junkie Go Go Tomago, neatnik Wasabi, chemistry whiz Honey Lemon and fanbo ...
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After recovering from an ankle injury Nat Banyon (Lucas Black - Jarhead) continues on his journey to Wyoming where he dreams of setting up an Ostrich farm. But not only does he end up in a bar room brawl and stealing a car but he en ...
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Q: How to convert an invalid json into a valid json so that it could be parsed I have an invalid json coming from front end which I have no control. The json is like this:
{
    "assetClassDetails":[{}],
    "assetClassRequired":null,
    "baseUnitofMeasure":"PMI",
    "bomParent":"Yes",
    "commodityCodeTaric":"84158200",
    "enLanguageKey":"EN",
    "enMaterialLongText":"Lenovo Privacy Filter for 14" Notebooks ( L, T and X1 Carbon)"",
    "grossWeightInKg":null,
    "height":null,
    "heightLengthWidthUnit":null,
    "length":null,"manufacturerPartNumber":"",
    "materialLongDescription":"Lenovo Privacy Filter for 14" Notebooks ( L, T and X1 Carbon)"",
    "physicalCategory":"Physical",
    "volume":null,
    "volumeUnit":null,
    "width":null,
    "xxLanguageKey":null,
    "xxMaterialLongText":null
 }

Pl. look at enMaterialLongText & materialLongDescription. I have decided to split the whole string on comma character. But here comma is not only key-value pair delimiter, it is also there inside some values. So I used a regex like this:
test = test.replaceAll("(,)[\\s]*([^\"])", "_COMMA_ $2");

That works. Now I need another regex so that nested quotes can be converted to string such as "QUOTE". After Gson has parsed the json into java object, I can convert properties like enMaterialLongText & materialLongDescription to escaped quote mark.

A: If keys and values are not formatted as in the question, arbitrarily, you can't fix the JSON on your end, it should be fixed on the provider's side.
Assuming the key-value pairs are on separate lines you may use
StringBuffer fixedJSON = new StringBuffer();
Matcher m = Pattern.compile("(?<=\":\").*(?=\")").matcher(text);
while (m.find()) {
    m.appendReplacement(fixedJSON, m.group().replace("\"", "_QUOTE_"));
}
m.appendTail(fixedJSON);
System.out.println(fixedJSON.toString());

The (?<=\":\").*(?=\") regex matches values located after ":" till the last " like this:

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*(?<=\":\") - a positive lookbehind that requires a ":" immediately to the left of the current location

*.* - any zero or more chars other than line break chars as many as possible

*(?=\") - a positive lookahead that requires a " immediately to the right of the current location.

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