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Humphries Scores A Career-High In Loss To Hope
No. 10 Hope College
No. 10 Hope College (17-3,9-2 MIAA) 14 18 26 25 83
Alma College (10-11,5-7 MIAA) 7 14 18 12 51
Pts: 2 Players (#21, #31) - 18
Reb: Francesca Buchanan - 8
Ast: Sydney Muller - 6
Pts: Oretha Humphries - 20
Reb: Charley Hengesbach - 7
Alma, Mich. – The Alma College women's basketball team fell to No. 10 Hope College Saturday (Feb. 2) by a score of 83-51. Freshman guard Oretha Humphries (Detroit, Mich. / Detroit Edison Public) shined with a career-high and game-high 20 points for the Scots. The loss moves Alma's record to 10-11 overall and 5-7 in MIAA play while the Flying Dutch are now 17-3 on the season and 9-2 in conference.
The game started out as a defensive battle with both teams combining for only 10 points total through the first seven minutes. Junior guard Madison Hill (Midland, Mich. / Bullock Creek) made a nice move into the paint with the shot clock winding down. She then put up a floater and it was nothing but net to cut the lead to four.
Both the Scots and Flying Dutch found their scoring touch in the second quarter. Senior forward Madeline Barnauskas (Livonia, Mich. / Dearborn Divine Child) hit Alma's first three pointer of the day in the corner with the assist coming from Humphries. The freshman was able to go coast to coast in the final seconds of the half, and draw a foul right before the buzzer. Humphries knocked down both shots from the charity stripe as the Scots only trailed by nine heading to the locker room.
Alma came out firing to start the third quarter as they looked to knock off the nationally-ranked Flying Dutch. Humphries nailed a triple in the Scots first possession. The Scots were able to make it a five-point-game thanks to sophomore forward Charley Hengesbach (Saginaw, Mich. / Nouvel Catholic Central) making a layup, drawing a foul and hitting the and one. That would be closest the game would get though for the rest of the day as Hope went on a 5-0 run to make it a double-digit game again.
Down 13 later in the third, sophomore forward Emily Eldridge (Battle Creek, Mich. / Battle Creek Lakeview) grabbed a rebound and went all the way to the bucket where she bodied through the defender and put the ball off the glass and in. Humphries surpassed her previous career-high of 15 late in the period by hitting a free throw.
Hope began to stretch out their lead in the fourth as the Scots just could not keep up. Sophomore forward Emily Long (Dayton, Ohio / Arch Bishop Alter) was set up by Barnauskas for a long two pointer and she drained it for her first make of the day. Humphries put a bookend on her career-night with another layup with just over three minutes left. The guard did not play in the final two minutes of the game.
Along with a career-high scoring day, Humphries tied a career-high for minutes played with 33. She also was a perfect 5-5 from the line.
Hengesbach was the team's next top scorer with 11 points, the sophomore also tallied a team-high seven rebounds.
The Scots shot 90 percent from the charity stripe, the second highest percentage this season for the team. But they only got to the line a total of 10 times.
Both Alma and Hope finished with 38 rebounds each.
The Scots get only one day off with a big conference matchup coming up on Monday (Feb. 4). Alma will travel to Calvin College for a 7:30 p.m. tip off. Both teams are in a three-way tie for fifth place in the MIAA with four games left. Only the top six teams earn berths into the postseason tournament.

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Banff and Buchan covers the far north-east coast of Scotland, roughly from Buckie on the north-facing coast, to Cruden Bay, north of Aberdeen. Inland, the landscape is dominated by farmland, while the coastline is dramatic in places, with rugged cliffs and extensive sand dunes.
Interesting places to visit, explore and stay are dotted along the coast, from fishing ports such as Peterhead and Fraserburgh to more touristy seaside resorts such as Banff and Portsoy. Highlights, roughly going around the coast from the south, include: Dracula-inspiring Slains Castle; seabirds and giant cliff scenery at Bullers o' Buchan, the fish-tastic port of Peterhead, thousands of wintering birds at Loch of Strathbeg RSPB reserve, superb sandy beaches at Rattray and Sandend, the lighthouse museum at Kinnaird Head, chateau-like Fyvie Castle, the characterful resorts of historic Banff, MacDuff, Portsoy, Cullen (with its famous skink) and Buckie, cracking coastal scenery at Portknockie, and great golf courses everywhere.
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Backpack with a capacity of 30 liters of the Vaudebrand, perfect for its benefits for both mountain and urban use. Extremely customizable for the function that everyone wants to choose.
The Varyd 30 has perforated back, belts and belt for optimum ventilation. In addition the belt is removable if we want to give an urban use and elastic front pocket retractable, so we can create a variety of possibilities with our backpack: urban sports backpack, hiking with climbing rope attachment or just for daily use.
MultiShapePanel securing system, lightweight, detachable and customizable.
Elastic kangaroo pocket to hold.
2 compression straps, removable and variable.
Dimensions 53 x 34 x 24 cm.
Approximate weight of 1165 g.


Fixing my headband in the ornate mirror as I waited for the lift, I realised how at home my silver flapper outfit looked in the reflected surroundings. Not only was I spending the night in the grand and eloquent Old Swan Hotel in central Harrogate, but I was about to be a guest at one of the establishment's monthly murder mystery events – quite fitting for a place so lovingly affiliated with crime writer Agatha Christie, whom secretly fled there for ten days in 1926, provoking the largest manhunt of the time.
Hosted by the Murder Experts – one of the most successful and rapidly growing UK murder mystery companies in the UK – our theme for the evening was 'The Crash': a 1920s era fine dining experience with a deadly twist. Nine professional and semi-professional thespians made up the cast of Grimshaw's Textiles Ltd., a booming textile company about to be treated to a dinner by their MD, the work-obsessed Mr Harry Grimshaw, in honour of his Bank Manager.
All is going well for the characters as they mingle in the cocktail lounge with Harry's 94 other guests – all patrons such as myself, mostly in fancy dress – but not long into our being seated in the impressive Wedgwood Suite, a terrible muuur-der is revealed and the night takes a fatal turn.
Throughout the flow of a delicious four-course meal, the actors not only displayed theatrical scenes to the whole room, but also mingled with us individually, dropping subtle hints and answering our questions as we tried to figure out who the murderer could be. An investigator spearheaded the action, which further unravelled throughout the evening with the help of several evidence boards and the approachable cast dining alongside us.
The plot contained enough twists and turns for my guest and I to change our answers a few times and then – with another, more visible murder along the way – we had a 'stab' at our final answer, although there were a few motives to choose from. To our satisfaction, when the culprit was dramatically unveiled, it wasn't the person we'd been thinking, but it was an obvious choice and fitting to the plot.
Murder Experts put on a range of their 130 professionally-scripted themed plots at venues throughout the UK all year around, even branching into cruises next year, but with the Old Swan's history, elegance, classy staff, comfortable rooms and great food, their monthly couplings are in particular a match made in heaven.
Talking to David Rose, AKA Harry Grimshaw, after the event, he told us, 'I've been acting with the company for seven-years and I love it. No two evenings are the same and it's the audience participation that makes it.' I must admit that sharing good food and wine with this murderous happy family and its fun-loving audience is a great way to spend a night, and I for one will be back… after all, whether as a quirky date night or with a group of friends, family or workmates, it's a real fun way to flex those 'little grey cells'.
Murder mystery evenings, including a four-course meal, start from £43 per person, and all‐inclusive murder mystery weekends from £199 per person. See www.murderexperts.com or www.classiclodges.co.uk/The_Old_Swan_Hotel_Harrogate for more information.


On the chance that you have chosen to redesign your bathroom, you have a thrilling journey in front of you. Renovating can involve a lot of stress, yet you can limit the stress provided that you can make an excellent plan.
Here are a few tips for picking a bathroom renovator.
Before you even start making enquiries about contractors at all, you should have a very clear idea of what you need. This is the fun part! Obviously, it relies on upon the size and state of your bathroom, and your financial plan of course.
Do some researches or explorations to discover designs that you cherish. These can regularly be reproduced in more affordable ways. Therefore, you should look around on the web, in magazines, on TV home shows about home decor, and even in friends and relatives homes. This will help you settle on a theme for your new look.
Keep in mind that popular designs may not stand the trial of time. The most vital thing is picking a theme you will appreciate for a considerable length of time to come.
When you have your theme chosen, opt for fixtures which are within your financial plan. Keep in mind the fittings. Pick lighting which supplements your theme.
On the chance that you are doing a full renovation, you as well select tiles and flooring which coordinate your chosen theme. In the event that you pick natural colors, you will have the ability to refresh your theme several years later without redoing the floor and tiles.
Inquiring about the people who carry out then task is virtually as essential as selecting your theme.
In case you are installing plumbing, you require a qualified and competent plumber. Ensure you get some information about licenses and permits. In case you want to do tiling or painting, you will need to make sure the contractor has a decent reputation.
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On the chance that you know any individual who just had a bathroom renovation, inquire as to whether they would recommend their contractors. You can likewise check on the web. Find no less than three potential contractors and get no less than three written quotes. The contractor must physically visit your bathroom, and should know precisely what you need to do.
Try not to sign an agreement until you have checked no less than three references from your picked contractor. On the chance that they decline to give you a reference you can telephone or visit, do not hire them. Every legitimate contractor supplies references.
Ensure you get everything in writing, as well as the start and completion dates of your job. Read the whole contract before you sign.


Have you been to a place that heals your mind, body and soul together? Koh Yao Yai is the place that I feel can do that for you. This post is about this undiscovered paradise in Thailand! This was the best 4th year Anniversary trip for us! Our air tickets were paid for, because we discovered a smarter way of travel!
Where is Koh Yao Yai?
Koh Yao Yai is located 20 mins away from Phuket island. Yep! Tourists usually flock to Phuket island for that they miss out on the accessibility of this nearby island. It takes around 50 mins in total to reach the island from Phuket International Airport. A 30 mins drive to Ao Po Grand Marina Harbour from airport, followed by a 20 mins speedboat ride to the resort's private pier, that is if you took up the hotel's transfer. It is speed boat! not the long tail boat ok! It was a total VIP experience if you did request for the transfer from the hotel, air conditioned lounge service, small bites before your ferry ride, ice bottled water when you are on the ferry. TOTAL AWESOMENESS!
The Scenery on the way to Koh Yao Yai Island!
Santhiya Private Pier. Peace and Tranquility.
Santhiya Koh Yao Yai Resort & Spa is located right beside the beach front and all their rooms built on the mountainous surroundings, blending it in perfectly and offers a vast and beautiful view of the horizon. There are various types of rooms available. We stayed 1 night in the Supreme Deluxe Garden View and 2 nights in the Ocean View Pool Villa, total cost was just below 600 SGD / pax! The Garden view room posts a fresh touch of the forest right before your balcony with a Jacuzzi.
But I would like to bring your attention to the Ocean View Pool Villa. Measuring 150 sqm, this stand alone villa consists of a private infinity pool with the panoramic sea view, there is a outdoor jacuzzi, a separate living room, a master bedroom and a whole stretch of bathroom featuring an outdoor shower! Do check out out instagram for photos for the resort and our Youtube channel for the introduction of the resort!
This is the perfect room to book if you just want to chill with a good book or just do nothing.
The resort is definitely big and there is a ton of activities for you should you want to get active out of your rooms! There are Yoga lessons, you can learn Muay Thai, beach activities like kayaking and stand up paddling and also bicycles if you would like to venture out of the resort! Its certainly worth it if you are someone who wants to relax in the resort as there are lots of things to do. You will never get bored!
There are a total of 6 restaurants for you to choose from and various styles and locations where you want to have your meals! You can have in the restaurant with the view of the Andaman Sea, or by the sea with sunset, or at the pier, or at the beach! We are sure that there is one that suits your liking!
Our pool villa was just too awesome that we chose to have our anniversary dinner in our living room. Their in room dining menu is just simply amazing, from Thai food to Western to Chinese food, including cocktails as well for you to order! We have the lobster pasta, BBQ Tiger Prawns, Scallops and Tom Yam Fried Rice! The staff of Santhiya resort also provided an anniversary cake and decorated the bed for our anniversary! P.S Santhiya resort did not provide us any monetary benefits for sharing all these… its based solely on us who want to share with you all these experiences.
In Villa Dining with complimentary cake from hotel to celebrate our anniversary. Additional dishes with Tom Yam Soup and the chestnut chicken!
Lovely Bed Decoration by the hotel!
Khantok Thai Cuisine is the most unique restaurant out of the 6 restaurants located on the resort premises. Khantok Thai Cuisine is a combination of the North and South Thailand cuisine. They serve various combinations of Khantok cuisinesfor you to choose from! We had the Royal Khantok that was served to their Majesty King and family on 4th January 2017! If the Royals are being served with such delicacy, it must be the best! Have a taste of what it is like to be in the Royal Family! It cost 1700THB for two person, around 72SGD for two for this unique and extraordinary dinner like the Royals!
Khantok Restaurant -Cheers! Wonderful cocktails paired with Royal Khantok!
The breath taking and peaceful view at Breakfast!
Breakfast Panorama,Best Breakfast view in the world!
Wide Spread for Breakfast ,barista style cappucino,best place to have breakfast!
If you are here at the resort, please make sure you are a morning person! The location of the breakast area is just breathtaking. You can sit here for the whole morning from 7am onwards! Highly perched up the hill, there are limited seats that offers you the vast horizon and the clear waters during your breakfast! Enjoy a cup of coffee with a good book and eat all you want from the buffet breakfast! They have a variety of cuisines to choose from, there is western cuisine, benedicts eggs and poached eggs, chinese and thai, various cold cuts, toasts and bread! You MUST be here to experience the serenity of the best breakfast place in the World!
While there are many activities that you can indulge in at the resort, there are also activities that you can do on the island, outside the resort as well. Please stay tuned for our upcoming post next week!
Remember to subscribe to our blog and Youtube channel to get the latest updates of our post! Remember to also follow us on Facebook and Instagram @CrazyAdven2ras ! BE CRAZY! Stay Adventurous!


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Paul Ryan signals change in tone on poverty. Skeptics raise collective eyebrow.
Paul Ryan is arguably the Republican Party's most amplified voice on poverty. He talks about it often in his role as chairman of the House Budget…
A fox a bear and an antelope tell you all you need to know about empathy
I've been planning to do a radio story on empathy for more than a year, but it's never really come together. Now I probably don't have to. This animation…
Whiteboard: Thought provoking stories about the "War on Poverty"
Every so often we post something in the "whiteboard" category. Named after the modern incarnation of the chalkboard, they're usually meant to help…
Unearthing an old "war on poverty" campaign ad
Last week, I was looking for archival sound from an LBJ speech where he declared war on poverty. I wanted the footage for a story I was working on about…


Vegan mini cheesecakes topped with fresh berries or a fruit puree or any nuts you like. The recipe is totally worth making but try to use good quality and organic ingredients.
These vegan mini cheesecakes are free from refined sugar or any other additives; creamy, delicious and totally guilt free treat is just perfect if you have a sweet tooth. The texture is velvety and rich and just like a standard cheesecake very satisfying.
Keep the cheesecakes in the freezer for up to two weeks and thaw 10 minutes before serving. I also love to have one or two as a quick and healthy snack after the workout.
Start with soaking the cashews in the boiling hot water for approx. 30 minutes.
Now move to the tree ingredient base. In the food processor combine dates, walnuts and goji berries. Process all until the texture becomes sticky.
To form the mini cheesecakes use a silicone cupcakes baking tray as it will be much easier to remove the cheesecakes after they have set in the freezer. I used medium cupcakes tray which makes 12 cupcakes.
Spread the dates mixture in the cupcakes tray and press down to make the base.
Drain the cashews and throw them into the food processor, then add lime juice, agave syrup and plant based milk. Combine all ingredients until smooth consistency.
Finally using a spoon top the cupcakes base with the cashews topping and move to the freezer for approx. 1 hour to set.
To serve thaw the vegan mini cheesecakes 10 minutes before serving and top with fresh berries or berries puree.


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The Pros and Cons of Online Dating
An Appreciation of That Much-Missed Contrarian, Hitch
By Josh Warhit | January 29, 2015
As I reluctantly welcome the cold heart of another winter, I recall that three years have passed since my favorite thinker and writer departed this earth. I would have recalled Christopher Hitchens' death after precisely three years, on December 15 th, but my patience was to be tested, as The Jewish Link's official
I Always Knew My Mother's Heart
By David Weinstein | January 22, 2015
Ever since the time I went to Sheepshead Bay to watch the people catch fish off of the piers, I kept in very close contact with my mother. You might say that it was a bit eccentric for a young boy to keep such a closeness with his mother, but I was 10 years old and there was a good reason for it. It had nothing to do with me. I
By Banji Latkin Ganchrow | January 22, 2015
I love getting feedback about my columns. If you like them, if you don't like them, it's all good. I am a middle child and I can take anything you throw at me. People who usually don't even say hello to me feel they can put their two cents in and I totally enjoy hearing their comments (and their actual voices; who knew they
Honk! Honk!
This week, I am going to be writing about and delving into a very sensitive subject. Some of you are too old for this; some of you have yet to begin on this journey. The rest of us are involved in different aspects of this topic. So without further babbling, I would like to discuss the issue of carpooling (insert dramatic music
Ya Dassn't Do That!
I must have been 11 as I think back and remember Julius, who was a kind-hearted man who cared about me and the kids in the neighborhood. Julius was the husband of Molly, my mother's best girlfriend from the old country. He would always talk to us, giving us advice, teaching us things, especially the stuff that we shouldn't be
Cars: Then and Now
Goober. To some of you, a goober is a delicious chocolate-covered peanut snack. Apparently a "goober" is also a west coast nickname for someone who is a weirdo, but in a good way. To me, Goober will always be the name of my first and beloved car. Goober, of blessed memory, was a 1980 four-door Cadillac Sedan Deville. He had a
Consistency & Routines
By Rabbi Dani Staum | January 08, 2015
"Okay kids, bedtime…," time for the nightly routine of whisking our children into bed.
I turn to our 3-year-old, "Avi, what CD do you want to listen to tonight?"
I know the answer, but I ask anyway to humor myself. He wants to listen to the same CD
Holding Our Breaths Through Flu Season
By Banji Latkin Ganchrow | December 31, 2014
I know you aren't going to believe this, but I have something in common with Kelly Ripa. In case you don't know who she is, she is the talk show hostess from ABC's Live with Kelly and Michael(formerly Live with Regis and Kathie Lee). She was also on the soap opera All My Children. Kelly is a blonde wisp of
By David S. Weinstein | December 24, 2014
There are things that happen in life that take maybe a few minutes of time and yet leave an impression for a lifetime. A wonderful thing such as that happened to me one morning after I drove my wife to the train station for her commute to Manhattan.
Let me back up a little. When I first came
Beth Din of America: An Interview with Rabbi Shlomo Weissmann
By Elizabeth Kratz | December 24, 2014
Passaic–The Beth Din of America, based in Manhattan, has been in the news quite often this fall, mostly about controversies that aren't part of its day-to-day activities. Rabbi Shlomo Weissmann, the organization's menahel (director), agreed to speak with JLNJ to clarify the role that the Beth Din fills, and to speak
By Rabbi Dani Staum, LMSW | December 24, 2014
The Jewish people always have the last laugh. Sometimes it takes a lot of patience to recognize it, but it never fails.
Pharaoh tried to control our population by forcing us into extreme slave labor, but the more he oppressed us the more our population exploded. Haman tried to destroy us and plunge us
A Better Competitor?
By Nancy Silberman Zwiebach | December 24, 2014
Some time ago I was invited to attend a social evening at someone's home. In searching for an appropriate word to call this particular event, the participants settled on "salon."
There was a guest of honor, you might say, who presented a sort of workshop of art and self-discovery. It was enjoyable
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Хермелин (, знач. горностай) — шведская фамилия:

 Хермелин, Олоф (1827—1913) — шведский художник.
 Хермелин, Свен (1900—1984) — шведский ландшафтный архитектор.
 Хермелин, Хонорин (1886—1977) — шведская феминистка, педагог и переводчик.

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When will the 2015 Club Roster be made available to the membership?
Layman, let me get with Todd about it. We'll get back to you ASAP.


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Information about fire, police and troopers is taken from public records consisting of logbooks and press releases.
Anchor Point Fire and Emergency Services
March 27-April 2
Firefighters and emergency medical technicians went to three medical calls and one fire call.
Homer Fire
Firefighters and emergency medical technicians went to 10 medical calls and one fire call.
Firefighters at 9:57 a.m. went to a propane tank fire on Hunter Street. They isolated the tank and shut off the valve.
Kachemak Emergency Services
Firefighters and emergency medical technicians went to two medical calls and one vehicle-fire call.
Homer Police
Police at 8:06 a.m. contacted a person driving on Heath Street and issued a citation for driving while license revoked.
A caller at 10:08 a.m. reported hearing what sounded like a gun shot in the Bonanza Avenue area. Police responded but could not find the source of the sound.
A caller at 2:03 p.m. reported a shoplifter at a Lake Street address. Police responded.
A man at 6:33 p.m. made a 911 call of unknown people inside his Pioneer Avenue home. Police responded and arrested a 20-year-old man on a warrant and issued trespass notices to a man and woman.
A caller at 3:05 a.m. reported suspicious people entering and leaving a Rochelle Road home. Police responded and found all was OK. The people were guests of the homeowner.
A caller at 10:24 a.m. reported damage done to his boat while it was dry docked on Kachemak Drive.
A caller at 5:49 p.m. reported a yearling moose with a trash can lid stuck around its head at a Sterling Highway address. Police notified the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Police at 3:12 a.m. did a security check on a East End Road business with an unsecured front door and a vehicle with its engine running parked outside. All was OK.
A caller at 9:46 a.m. reported a theft from a boat on Ocean Drive Loop.
A caller at 10:01 a.m. reported property vandalized at a Mark White Avenue address.
Police at 11:21 a.m. arrested a 29-year-old man on an outstanding warrant on the Spit.
A caller at 2:50 p.m. reported a theft from and damage to a vehicle on Fireweed Avenue.
A caller at 2:15 p.m. reported a domestic dispute at Bishop's Beach.
A caller at 1:20 p.m. reported damage to a light and a sign on Main Street.
A caller at 3:01 p.m. asked police to do a welfare check on a child at a Grubstake Avenue address.
A caller at 5:07 p.m. reported a small child with no guardian nearby by at a Sterling Highway address. Police responded but could not find the child.
A person at 8:15 p.m. made a 911 call asking for assistance in finding shelter. Police transported the person to a facility.
A caller at 8:18 p.m. reported being locked inside a City View Avenue home. Police responded.
Police at 1:05 p.m. attempted to serve a warrant on a person at a Hohe Street address. A resident said the subject no longer lived there.
A caller at 1:15 p.m. reported a person in the back parking area of a Heath Street address selling items. Police responded.
A caller at 1:27 p.m. reported she had items stolen from her luggage at the airport.
A caller at 9:41 p.m. reported suspicious activity at a closed business on Pioneer Avenue. Police responded and found all was OK.
A caller at 6:10 a.m. reported an expected death at home at a Herndon Street address. Police responded.
Police at 4:05 a.m. checked on a patient in protective custody at a Bartlett Street address.
A caller at 10:17 a.m. reported a person not in compliance with a sexual offender registry.
A caller at 1:32 p.m. reported a patient was out of control and tried to leave a Bartlett Street facility. Police responded and took the patient into protective custody.
A caller at 4:29 p.m. reported medications had been stolen from a Beluga Circle address.
A caller at 11:34 p.m. reported suspicious people loitering near a Herndon Drive business. Police responded and arrested a 30-year-old man on a probation violation and a 22-year-old woman for assault, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
A caller at 2:52 a.m. reported hearing arguing in the Klondike Avenue area. Police responded but could not find the subjects.
Police at 3:01 a.m. noticed an open door at a Pioneer Avenue business. Police cleared the building and secured the door. All was OK.
A person at 12:38 p.m. made a 911 call of a vehicle in the ditch with no injuries on Highland Drive. Police responded.
A caller at 12:37 p.m. reported a person destroyed merchandise and threatened an employee at a Greatland Street business.
A caller at 5 p.m. reported a domestic violence incident after the fact.
A caller at 5:45 p.m. reported a man riding an ATV on Spruceview Avenue.
Alaska State Troopers at 12:38 p.m. received a report of fuel being stolen from a vehicle overnight. An investigation showed someone has siphoned fuel from a vehicle parked at the Ninilchik School sometime during the previous night. The investigation is ongoing.
Troopers at 5:42 p.m. made a traffic stop on a 51-year-old Homer man driving on East End Road. Troopers arrested the man for driving under the influence.
Troopers at 8:30 p.m. made a traffic stop on a 54-year-old Anchor Point woman near Mile 1 North Fork Road. Troopers arrested her for DUI and refusal to submit to a chemical test.
Troopers at 11:41 a.m. received a report that two cabins and a shed in Ninilchik had been broken into. The owner said items had been taken while he had been out of state for the winter. The investigation is ongoing.
Troopers at 3:28 p.m. received a report of two motor homes having been broken into and items stolen at an address in Ninilchik. Items taken included computer equipment and propane tanks. The investigation is ongoing.
Troopers went to a single vehicle rollover near Mile 2 Old Sterling Highway. Troopers said a 19-year-old Homer man driving west in a silver Subaru lost control of his vehicle in the slush, causing the vehicle to spin around and flip, coming to rest on the roof of the vehicle. There were injuries to a passenger but she refused transportation by Anchor Point Emergency Medical Services. All involved wore their seat belts.
Troopers at 1:44 p.m. went to Greer Road and East End Road for a collision. Troopers said a 52-year-old Homer man turned left in front of an oncoming vehicle, causing a collision that severely damaged both vehicles and sent three people to the hospital with injuries. Troopers arrested the 52-year-old man for DUI, and two counts of second-degree assault, and one count of third-degree assault, all felonies.
Troopers at 9:17 p.m. went to a Homer home for a disturbance. Troopers said a 25-year-old man caused pain to a family member and would not allow that person to call 911. Troopers arrested him for fourth-degree assault, domestic violence, and interfering with a report of a domestic violence crime.
Information regarding courthouse activity is taken from logbooks and court-issued forms and may not contain all details of the final disposition of each case. Case files are available for public review at the courthouse.
Court records show the following actions taken in Homer District Court through March 31:
Jeremy T. Bridges, 35, charge dismissed, driving while license cancelled, suspended, revoked or limited.
Sigmund L. Grant, 58, charges dismissed, second-degree criminal trespass, disorderly conduct.
Lucky D. Ackerman, 38, driving under the influence.
Julian R. Stowe, 25, second-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance, third-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance, both felonies.
Michael A. Jimmy, 26, second-degree criminal trespass.
Courtney James M. Smith, 23, second-degree misconduct involving weapons, two counts; second-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance; third-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance, all felonies.
Eric N. Haughey, 40, second-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance, third-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance, two counts; second-degree misconducting involving weapons, two counts; third-degree misconduct involving weapons, all felonies.
Ryan H. Norkus, 27, Happy Valley, driving without a valid operator's license.
Ronald A. Cook, 25, Anchor Point, fourth-degree assault, interfering with a report of domestic violence.
Eugene D. Greer, 52, second-degree assault, two counts, third-degree assault, all felonies; DUI.
Sofia A. Ramirez Clark, 28, concealment of merchandise.
Mary J. Eichler, 73, second-degree theft.
Peter P. Basargin, 28, second-degree theft.
Michael G. Wartburg, 73, Anchor Point, DUI.
Civil Court
In the matter of Chastity Cain and Michael Nichols, dissolution of marriage.
Ashley R. Cook v. Andrew R. Cook, temporary restraining order granted.
Clinton W. Hlebechuk v. Orthodox Diocese of Alaska, debt.
Alaska USA Federal Credit Union v. Valentina A. Martushev, debt.
Despite dreary spring, art pops up


Hand-made marionette depicting a medieval knight. It was manufactured and operated in Melbourne by Alex and Murray Smith, who performed as part of Le Forgeron Marionettes from 1930 until 1956.
Scottish-born cabinet-maker Alex Smith took up puppetry as a hobby when he was a boy. Later, after performing in London, he moved with his family to Melbourne in 1927, where his hobby became a full-time occupation. He and his wife and son made the marionettes, dressed them, constructed the sets, wrote the scripts and carried out the onstage and backstage functions needed to perform the plays. As well as performing in a purpose-built theatre in St Kilda's landmark Luna Park, the company appeared at department stores, schools, town halls, church functions, private parties and various charity events.
Marionette depicting a medieval knight, wearing cardboard armour on his arms, legs, feet and torso, with a matching hat. The armour has been painted silver with black detailing. Underneath this he wears a blue tunic. His face is in good condition, despite slight damage to the tip of his nose. The knight's facial features are quite pronounced, with a very large chin, nose and cheekbones. His brown, wavy hair is in good condition. There are operating strings attached to numerous parts of him, including his head, limps and shoulders. The feet have been weighted.


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Celebrate the New List of January 2022 Book Releases
What books are coming out in 2022?
Take a look at all the most anticipated 2022 Book Releases!
This Month's Most Recommended
Starting a new month is always exciting, especially when we get to arrange our reading schedule as well!
With lots of great novels coming out in 2022, from thought-provoking books to quick reads to books that will keep you glued to your seat, be ready for a great 2022 reading list.
Being quite an eclectic reader, I bet you'll find a feel-good read on this list, and I'm so excited to spread the word about all of these new books.
If you're new to Comet Readings, thanks for being here! Every month I'll share the hottest upcoming releases to put on your radar.
I know that sometimes choosing between new books coming out is overwhelming. I've tried my best to read and include a variety of genres, famous and debut authors to make your reading experience the best and as diverse as possible.
If you're looking for new books coming out this year, take a look at
2022 Upcoming Releases
January 2022 Book Releases
Reckless Girls
by Rachel Hawkins
On Sale: January 4. 2022
When Lux and her boyfriend are hired to sail two women on an isolated Pacific island, it appears like a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. But then it begins to feel as though the island is forcing them on a perilous journey of discovery.
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by Daphne Palasi Andreades
A brilliantly creative debut novel about a group of friends and their immigrant families from Queens, New York- a carefully observed, poetic love letter to a new generation of brown girls trying to reconcile their immigrant histories with the American society in which they grow up.
A humorous, loving, and irreverent memoir about two teenage Taiwanese American best friends, Fiona Lin and Jane Shenas, as they navigate friendship, sexuality, identity, and heartbreak over two decades.
by Nita Prose
On Sale: January 4, 2022
In this utterly original debut novel, solving the mystery of a guest found murdered in her bed will turn upside down the life of an unconventional hotel maid, Molly Gray.
Salaam, with Love
by Sara Sharaf Beg
This touching and amusing YA contemporary follows Dua as she spends Ramadan learning surprising things about family, faith, and first love.
On Sale: January 11. 2022
Paris 1919. The remarkable story of how Sylvia Beach, a bookish young American, overcomes all the obstacles to bring one of the most important books of the twentieth century to the world, and how her new bookstore Shakespeare and Company, will influence the path of literature itself.
The Last House on The Street
by Diane Chamberlain
In this dual timeline, two women, a generation apart, and their stories are connected by tragedy and an unsolved, decades-old mystery in the town of Round Hill, North Carolina.
Weather Girl
In this exhilarating romance from the author of The Ex Talk, a TV meteorologist and a sports reporter plan to reconcile their divorced employers, with unexpected results.
Under a Sky of Memories
by Soraya M. Lane
Sicily, 1943. Three American nurses in the Medical Air Evacuation Transport Squadron, Vita, Dot, and Evelyn, are determined to do all they can for their country. Proud of being selected for a daring mission, they find themselves trapped, cut off from all communication with the squadron, and in terrifying and unimaginable danger.
Reminders of Him
After five years in jail for a horrible mistake, Kenna Rowan returns to her old town, seeking to reconcile with her four-year-old daughter. However, the bridges Kenna destroyed are hard to replace, and no matter how hard she tries to prove herself, everyone in her daughter's life tries to keep her out.
The Magnolia Palace
by Fiona Davis
Told in a dual timeline comes a new enthralling novel penned by Fiona Davis about the secrets, betrayal, and murder that take place within one of New York City's most opulent Gilded Age estates.
Become a Passionate Reader
Say YES to your reading routine!
by Isabel Allende
From beloved author Isabel Allende, it comes the epic story of Violeta Del Valle, a life shaped by some of history's most significant events: the fight for women's rights, the rise and fall of tyrants, and finally, not one, but two pandemics.
The story of the brilliant chemist Rosalind Franklin, who worked on DNA using Xrays and changed the world with her discovery, but whose contributions were hidden by the men working with her.
by Katherine Faulkner
Helen's life starts changing as she attends her first prenatal class and becomes friends with Rachel, an unpredictable single mother-to-be who might destroy her perfect life.
These are my most anticipated book releases of January 2022. Let me know if you find something interesting or have already read and enjoyed some of these titles.


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How the Lib Dems' attacks on the Tories help Labour
The two-against-one dynamic harms the Tories while exposing Clegg's party to the charge of hypocrisy.
(Photo By The Lib Dems deserve a long spell out of harm's way. Photo: Getty)
In the early months of the coalition, Labour figures frequently lamented the two-against-one dynamic that allowed the Tories and the Lib Dems to pin the blame for the financial crisis on them. The argument that it was overspending by the last government that "got us into this mess" gained credibility by being made by both parties.
In recent days, it has felt as if this dynamic has been reversed. Nick Clegg and Danny Alexander have sounded like opposition politicians as they have accused the Tories of planning to "inflict unnecessary pain" on the country (Alexander) and of "kidding" voters over the feasibility of their deficit reduction plan (Clegg). After the Autumn Statement, and just five months away from the election, the Lib Dems are seeking to differentiate themselves from the Conservatives in two respects: their willingness to impose tax rises on the wealthy to eliminate the remainder of the deficit, rather than cuts alone, and their preparedness to borrow for investment. Both of these stances are shared by Labour, which has also pledged to introduce a mansion tax on properties above £2m and has left room for deficit-funded capital spending.
Although there are differences with Ed Miliband's party too – the Lib Dems would follow the Tories in eliminating the structural current deficit by 2017-18, rather than by "the end of the next parliament" – Clegg is focusing on distinguishing his party from the Conservatives. There is a specific psephological reason for this. Of the Lib Dems' 56 seats, the Conservatives are in second place in 37. To hold on to these constituencies, the party needs to focus on winning tactical votes from left-leaning Labour and Green supporters (as it has done in the past). By talking up the dangers of a future Tory government, it hopes to persuade progressive voters that the safest option is to vote Lib Dem.
There are two important ways in which this helps Labour. The first is that the party's positions gain greater credibility by being supported by the Lib Dems. It is harder for the Tories to dismiss Labour's economic stances as nonsense when they are endorsed by the people they have been in government with for more than four years. When the Conservatives refuse to introduce any further tax rises on the wealthy and reject calls to borrow to invest in housing, they look like the odd ones out. Moderate Tory MPs have long complained that the Lib Dems have "retoxified" their brand by taking credit for the "nice" things the government has done and blaming them for the "nasty" things.
The second is that the Lib Dems' attacks on their coalition partners expose them to the charge of hypocrisy and inconsistency (one swiftly made by George Osborne yesterday). When Clegg's party complains about the "unncessary pain" planned by the Conservatives, Labour will remind voters that they supported the bedroom tax, the tripling of tuition fees and the top-down reorganisation of the NHS. If the Tories are as nasty as the Lib Dems suggest, why vote for the people who have sat in cabinet with them since 2010?
It is this argument that troubles Lib Dems such as Jeremy Browne, who argue that Clegg has made a dangerous error by distancing the Lib Dems from the government (for instance through his absence at last week's Autumn Statement). Rather than attacking the Tories, they argue that the party should devote more time to claiming credit for the coalition's achievements. Browne told the Huffington Post that the "biggest danger for the Lib Dems is having one foot in government, and one foot out" and warned against moving from "being a party of protest to a party of protest-in-government." It is notable that, far from recovering in the polls, the Lib Dems have lost further support since embarking on "aggressive differentiation" from the Tories. Based on the results so far, Labour should hope that it long continues.


HTC Corporation, one of the global leaders in smartphones released an affordable3G mobile phone in India market. The new HTC smart is the lowest priced HTC device in India. HTC smart is the first Brew OS based mobile device with custom Sense UI over it. This enables entry level handset users to experience the smoothness and elegance of high profile HTC Windows and Android handsets. Its 2.8-inch TFT-LCD touch-sensitive screen with QVGA resolution makes the visual experience better.
The retail price is an important factor that decides mobile sales in countries like India, where we don't have contract based mobile phone plans. The recent trend shows that there is a big potential for entry level touch screen phone segment in India. Phones like Samsung Corby, LG Cookie PEP, and Nokia 5230 are examples for this. HTC also joined this bandwagon by launching the Smart.
2.8 inch LC touch screen display with accelerometer sensor.
HTC's custom Sense UI over QUALCOMM Brew OS.
3.15 MP fixed focus camera and flash.
Support for Java based mobile softwares.
Comparatively good processer with 300 MHz speed.
Inbuilt 256 RAM and 256MB ROM, expandable up to 16GB via card slot.
Other notable features of HTC Smart include 3G, Bluetooth with A2DP, full web browser, Stereo FM with RDS, Push Email, Long lasting Li-Ion 1100 mAh battery, music player, GPRS, EDGE, miniUSB v2.0 port and 3.5 mm audio jack.
HTC Smart price: Bharti Airtel and HTC launched HTC Smart phone in India. It's available though HTC resellers and selected Airtel stores at a starting price of 9900/- INR. More details are available at mobiclue.com.
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New education facility for the Research School of Earth Sciences incorporating academic office spaces, teaching spaces, lecture rooms, plantrooms and utility areas. The new building was constructed throughout 2011 across 3 floors to a GFA of 1500m2 and in addition a secure basement level for unique storage of fossils, rocks and dry materials for scientific research. The project included a competed turnkey handover, incorporating furniture, fittings and equipment and audio visual services to the new teaching spaces. A unique façade was constructed thought use of brick patterning to replicate a rock fossil aesthetic across the face of the new building.


With Hippo Campus confirmed for Reading & Leeds this year, that means they are of course going to be in the UK, and so have confirmed an extra show at Omeara in London on Thursday 23rd August. Tickets are on sale now.
Landmark, their debut album, came out last year and is available now on CD and orange LP.


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package net.cortexmodders.lyoko;

import cpw.mods.fml.common.Mod;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.Mod.EventHandler;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.Mod.Instance;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.SidedProxy;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.event.FMLInitializationEvent;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.event.FMLPostInitializationEvent;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.event.FMLPreInitializationEvent;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.event.FMLServerStartingEvent;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.network.NetworkRegistry;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.registry.GameRegistry;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.blocks.ModBlocks;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.client.LyokoTab;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.client.gui.GuiHandler;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.client.render.TileAnimator;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.command.CommandDeleteDimension;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.command.CommandDevirtualize;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.entities.projectile.EntityLyokoRanged;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.fluids.ModFluids;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.items.ModItems;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.lib.DimensionIds;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.lib.ModLogger;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.lib.ModProperties;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.lib.Recipes;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.network.PacketHandler;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.proxy.CommonProxy;
import net.cortexmodders.lyoko.world.*;
import net.minecraft.creativetab.CreativeTabs;
import net.minecraft.entity.Entity;
import net.minecraft.item.Item;
import net.minecraft.util.DamageSource;
import net.minecraft.util.EntityDamageSourceIndirect;
import net.minecraftforge.common.config.Configuration;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;

@Mod(modid = ModProperties.MOD_ID, name = ModProperties.MOD_NAME, version = ModProperties.MOD_VERSION, useMetadata = true)
public class CodeLyoko
{
    public static final boolean DEBUG = true;

    private static String[] developers = {"986523714", "MoonMagick", "Wolfspirit1st", "JadarMC"};
    public static List<Item> debugTools = new ArrayList<Item>();

    public static HashSet<TileAnimator> animatorInstances = new HashSet<TileAnimator>();

    public static boolean enableAdminPowers;
    public static boolean useHDTextures;

    public static CreativeTabs LyokoTabs = new LyokoTab("LyokoTabs");

    public static BiomeGenBaseLyoko lyokomountain;
    public static BiomeGenBaseLyoko lyokoforest;
    public static BiomeGenBaseLyoko lyokodesert;
    public static BiomeGenBaseLyoko lyokopolar;
    public static BiomeGenBaseLyoko lyokocarthage;

    public WorldGenLyokoLargeTree forrestTreeGen;

    /**
     * Common proxy instance. Used for utility function and keeping server and client code apart.
     */
    @SidedProxy(clientSide = ModProperties.CLIENT_PROXY, serverSide = ModProperties.COMMON_PROXY)
    public static CommonProxy proxy;

    /**
     * The instance of the mod.
     */
    @Instance
    public static CodeLyoko instance;

    private ModLogger modLogger;
    protected Configuration config;

    @EventHandler
    public void preInit(FMLPreInitializationEvent event)
    {
        Configuration config = new Configuration(event.getSuggestedConfigurationFile());
        this.config = config;

        enableAdminPowers = config.get(ModProperties.ConfigCategories.OTHER.name(), "enableAdminPowers", false).getBoolean(false);
        useHDTextures = config.get(ModProperties.ConfigCategories.OTHER.name(), "useHDTextures", false).getBoolean(false);

        if (config.hasChanged())
            config.save();

        this.modLogger = new ModLogger(event.getModLog());
    }

    @EventHandler
    public void init(FMLInitializationEvent event)
    {
        ModFluids.init();
        ModItems.init();
        ModBlocks.init();
        DimensionIds.registerIds(this.config);

        lyokomountain = (BiomeGenBaseLyoko) new BiomeGenMountainSector(9).setColor(8421631).setBiomeName("Mountain Sector");
        lyokoforest = (BiomeGenBaseLyoko) new BiomeGenForestSector(10).setColor(8421631).setBiomeName("Forest Sector");
        lyokodesert = (BiomeGenBaseLyoko) new BiomeGenDesertSector(11).setColor(8421631).setBiomeName("Desert Sector");
        lyokopolar = (BiomeGenBaseLyoko) new BiomeGenPolarSector(12).setColor(8421631).setBiomeName("Polar Sector");
        lyokocarthage = (BiomeGenBaseLyoko) new BiomeGenCarthageSector(13).setColor(8421631).setBiomeName("Carthage Sector");

        Recipes.registerBlockRecipes();
        Recipes.registerSmelting();
        Recipes.registerItemRecipes();

        proxy.registerEntities();
        proxy.registerRenderInformation();
        proxy.registerKeyBindingHandler();
        proxy.registerOreDictionaryOres();
        proxy.addChestLoot();
        proxy.registerTileEntities();
        proxy.registerDimensions();
        proxy.registerEventHandlers();
        proxy.registerCapes();

        PacketHandler.INSTANCE.initPackets();
        NetworkRegistry.INSTANCE.registerGuiHandler(this, new GuiHandler());

        GameRegistry.registerWorldGenerator(new WorldGenLyokoOre(), 0);
        GameRegistry.registerWorldGenerator(new WorldGenTower(), 0);

        forrestTreeGen = new WorldGenLyokoLargeTree();

        // Block.setHarvestLevel(ModBlocks.QuantumOre, "pickaxe", 2);
        // MinecraftForge.setBlockHarvestLevel(ModBlocks.LeadOre, "pickaxe", 2);
        // MinecraftForge.setBlockHarvestLevel(ModBlocks.UraniumOre, "pickaxe", 2);
    }

    @EventHandler
    public void postInit(FMLPostInitializationEvent event)
    {
        proxy.registerClientEventHandlers();
    }

    @EventHandler
    public void serverInit(FMLServerStartingEvent event)
    {
        event.registerServerCommand(new CommandDevirtualize());
        event.registerServerCommand(new CommandDeleteDimension());
    }

    public ModLogger getLogger()
    {
        return this.modLogger;
    }

    public static boolean entityInLyoko(Entity ent)
    {
        if (ent != null)
            return ent.dimension == DimensionIds.CARTHAGE || ent.dimension == DimensionIds.ICE || ent.dimension == DimensionIds.MOUNTAIN || ent.dimension == DimensionIds.FOREST || ent.dimension == DimensionIds.DESERT || ent.dimension == DimensionIds.CORTEX || ent.dimension == DimensionIds.DIGITALSEA;
        return false;
    }

    public static String[] getDevelopers()
    {
        return developers;
    }

    public static DamageSource causeLyokoRangedDamage(EntityLyokoRanged par0EntityLaserArrow, Entity par1Entity)
    {
        return new EntityDamageSourceIndirect("arrow", par0EntityLaserArrow, par1Entity).setProjectile();
    }
}


We're lucky enough to work up the road from an excellent research resource—the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's Genealogy and Local History Department. It's one of the biggest and best genealogy collections in the country. Our latest video tells you how a recent reorganization stands to benefit genealogists, and highlights resources that just might lead to ancestral answers in your tree.
You'll find more video tours and how-tos on Family Tree Magazine's You Tube Channel.
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Majestic Pure Organic Himalayan Lychee Pink Crystal Salt Body Scrub will assist you to calm down & wash away tension. Himalayan Crystal Salt provides a perfect mineral-rich buffer to take away the dull, dead skin cells, bringing new life to your skin. Lychee essential oil is added to an ultra-moisturizing blend of nourishing botanical oils to leave your skin velvety soft & ever so lightly scented. By exfoliating with Himalayan Lychee Pink Crystal Salt Scrub, the rich minerals & nutrients in the salt are delivered to your cells via an easily absorbed ionic infusion.
[FDA Statement]: These Statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration. This product isn't intended to diagnose, mitigate, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
SAFETY WARNING: For external use only. Rub a very small amount on the inside of your elbow area to test for any allergic reaction before use. Steer clear of contact with eyes, keep out of the reach of children. If pregnant, consult with your health care provider before use.
The usage of a salt scrub or body scrubs is known to increase circulation, assist in the rejuvenation of your cells, leaving not only your skin revived, but your mind, body & spirit refreshed as well.


The Delhi Police lodged a case under the Arms Act against a man for allegedly brandishing a pistol and abusing a couple at the entrance of a five-star hotel in southwest Delhi's RK Puram area. Police said they were trying to identify the accused. Sources told The Indian Express that he is the son of a Uttar Pradesh-based politician.
The matter came to light after a one minute video surfaced on social media in which the man is seen carrying a pistol in his hand and threatening a couple outside Hyatt Regency Hotel. At least one of the friends is seen arguing with the couple before hotel staff intervened.
DCP (southwest) Devender Arya said a case under Arms Act has been filed on October 15 after a complaint was lodged by the hotel's assistant security manager.
According to the complaint, the incident happened on the intervening night of October 13 and 14. "A male is seen brandishing a weapon in the footage. Accordingly, a case under section 25/27 (Arms Act) of the IPC has been registered. Efforts are on to identify the person. Legal action is being taken as per law," said the DCP.
Police sources said the accused is the son of a UP-based former Member of Parliament. A Delhi Police team was sent to his residence in UP to verify the incident. Police said they have not yet received any complaint from the couple. However, they were also trying to establish the exact cause of the argument.
Meanwhile, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju today said that Delhi Police will take "strong and appropriate action" against the man. "The Delhi Police has initiated action on this incident, which is also being shown in the media. An FIR has been registered under the Arms Act and the Indian Penal Code. Strong and appropriate action will be taken. Also verifying the identity of others," Rijiju tweeted while posting the video on his Twitter handle.
The hotel authorities have also issued a statement, expressing concern over the safety of guests.
Reacting over the incident, Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia said law and order is no one's priority. The priority is to frame AAP MLAs in fake cases, he told ANI. "Law∨der is no one's priority. Priority is to frame AAP MLAs in fake cases. The day law & order is made priority, it'll be on right track. It's a 5-star hotel in VIP area, how did this happen?" he was quoted as saying by the news agency.
Congress leader and Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra also expressed serious concern over the law and order situation in the city and posted a few pictures of the incident on Facebook.


However, while Cyber Monday is all about buying online, it may actually bring more shoppers into brick-and-mortar stores this year, said Taylor Schreiner, director of Adobe Digital Insights.
Stores with a strong online presence and brick and mortar locations will have an advantage this year, as more shoppers want to receive their purchases now, rather than waiting a few days for a package.
Target's drive-up option, which is at nearly 1,000 locations, allows shoppers to place an order in the Target app. An hour later, they can drive up and have their purchases brought to their vehicle by a Target associate.
Walmart gives shoppers the option to pick up certain items on the same day. Making the process even faster, shoppers can check in to the app to let the store know they're on their way and to have the order ready.
"Many shoppers want to interact with retailers' products and the brand in-store, and the ability to pick up online orders in-store within a matter of hours can't be underestimated," John Copeland, head of Marketing and Customer Insights at Adobe, said earlier this month.
That's one key way big box retailers can go head-to-head with Amazon, but the online retailer is pulling all the stops to make sure this is its biggest and best Cyber Monday.
Last month, Amazon announced it would hire more than 100,000 seasonal workers to meet customer demand.
Amazon shoppers can look forward to an entire week of Cyber Monday deals, with Prime members getting first dibs. Savvy shoppers will want to check out the deal pages now and set alerts for when the items they want go on sale, since Amazon is only offering a limited quantity.
Across the board, the biggest discounts on Cyber Monday will be in the toy category, according to Adobe's research, which also found that people are also more likely to shop for hotels and cruises on Cyber Monday.


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/*
 * Minio Go Library for Amazon S3 Compatible Cloud Storage (C) 2015 Minio, Inc.
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 *     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
 */

package minio

import (
	"errors"
	"time"
)

// presignURL - Returns a presigned URL for an input 'method'.
// Expires maximum is 7days - ie. 604800 and minimum is 1.
func (c Client) presignURL(method string, bucketName string, objectName string, expires time.Duration) (url string, err error) {
	// Input validation.
	if err := isValidBucketName(bucketName); err != nil {
		return "", err
	}
	if err := isValidObjectName(objectName); err != nil {
		return "", err
	}
	if err := isValidExpiry(expires); err != nil {
		return "", err
	}

	if method == "" {
		return "", ErrInvalidArgument("method cannot be empty.")
	}

	expireSeconds := int64(expires / time.Second)
	// Instantiate a new request.
	// Since expires is set newRequest will presign the request.
	req, err := c.newRequest(method, requestMetadata{
		presignURL: true,
		bucketName: bucketName,
		objectName: objectName,
		expires:    expireSeconds,
	})
	if err != nil {
		return "", err
	}
	return req.URL.String(), nil
}

// PresignedGetObject - Returns a presigned URL to access an object without credentials.
// Expires maximum is 7days - ie. 604800 and minimum is 1.
func (c Client) PresignedGetObject(bucketName string, objectName string, expires time.Duration) (url string, err error) {
	return c.presignURL("GET", bucketName, objectName, expires)
}

// PresignedPutObject - Returns a presigned URL to upload an object without credentials.
// Expires maximum is 7days - ie. 604800 and minimum is 1.
func (c Client) PresignedPutObject(bucketName string, objectName string, expires time.Duration) (url string, err error) {
	return c.presignURL("PUT", bucketName, objectName, expires)
}

// PresignedPostPolicy - Returns POST form data to upload an object at a location.
func (c Client) PresignedPostPolicy(p *PostPolicy) (map[string]string, error) {
	// Validate input arguments.
	if p.expiration.IsZero() {
		return nil, errors.New("Expiration time must be specified")
	}
	if _, ok := p.formData["key"]; !ok {
		return nil, errors.New("object key must be specified")
	}
	if _, ok := p.formData["bucket"]; !ok {
		return nil, errors.New("bucket name must be specified")
	}

	bucketName := p.formData["bucket"]
	// Fetch the bucket location.
	location, err := c.getBucketLocation(bucketName)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	// Keep time.
	t := time.Now().UTC()
	// For signature version '2' handle here.
	if c.signature.isV2() {
		policyBase64 := p.base64()
		p.formData["policy"] = policyBase64
		// For Google endpoint set this value to be 'GoogleAccessId'.
		if isGoogleEndpoint(c.endpointURL) {
			p.formData["GoogleAccessId"] = c.accessKeyID
		} else {
			// For all other endpoints set this value to be 'AWSAccessKeyId'.
			p.formData["AWSAccessKeyId"] = c.accessKeyID
		}
		// Sign the policy.
		p.formData["signature"] = postPresignSignatureV2(policyBase64, c.secretAccessKey)
		return p.formData, nil
	}

	// Add date policy.
	if err = p.addNewPolicy(policyCondition{
		matchType: "eq",
		condition: "$x-amz-date",
		value:     t.Format(iso8601DateFormat),
	}); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	// Add algorithm policy.
	if err = p.addNewPolicy(policyCondition{
		matchType: "eq",
		condition: "$x-amz-algorithm",
		value:     signV4Algorithm,
	}); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	// Add a credential policy.
	credential := getCredential(c.accessKeyID, location, t)
	if err = p.addNewPolicy(policyCondition{
		matchType: "eq",
		condition: "$x-amz-credential",
		value:     credential,
	}); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	// Get base64 encoded policy.
	policyBase64 := p.base64()
	// Fill in the form data.
	p.formData["policy"] = policyBase64
	p.formData["x-amz-algorithm"] = signV4Algorithm
	p.formData["x-amz-credential"] = credential
	p.formData["x-amz-date"] = t.Format(iso8601DateFormat)
	p.formData["x-amz-signature"] = postPresignSignatureV4(policyBase64, t, c.secretAccessKey, location)
	return p.formData, nil
}


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GSMArena team, 10 March, 2016
Time-saver edition
Apple iPhone 6s review: Time-saver edition
Apple iOS Time-saver
The latest iPhone rarely needs an introduction - it's always one of the most anticipated flagships each year and often sets the bar for the premium smartphone niche. Fans know Apple has put its heart in it and media's reviews, whether praising or not, usually don't matter and don't affect masses' decision.
4.7"750 x 1334 pixels
12MP 2160p
1.84GHz Apple A9
2GB RAM 16/64/128GB memory
1715mAhLi-Po
Long reviews are often considered :TLDR, another reason why they don't really matter. So, this is an attempt to lay out some facts about the iPhone 6s and puts the scores in some perspective.
The exterior of the iPhone 6s is identical to its predecessor's - an aluminum unibody and Ion-X 2.5D glass shielding the 4.7" Retina display. The phone is 14g heavier though due to the new ForceTouch technology beneath the screen.
Weight: 143g What's this?
Thickness: 7.1 mm What's this?
The good news is Apple used the new Series 7000 aluminum, which is tougher than the Series 6000 used to cast out the iPhone 6 shell and is less likely to bend in your pocket. The ion-strengthened glass with oleophobic coating is also a combo promising durability and smudge-free surface.
The bezels of the Retina screen are thick and not flagship worthy, but since Apple usually recycles the last year's design for the S series, this wasn't such a surprise. Fingers crossed for the iPhone 7 to finally improve on those.
The iPhone 6s doesn't offer dual-SIM or memory expansion, nor you can switch batteries. Those are limitations present since the iPhone inception.
Handling the iPhone 6s is nothing short of pleasure. The aluminum provides for a good grip and premium feel, but the rounded edges, while improving the looks, compromise the grip and we'd recommend to handle the 6s with care or use a thin case or bumper.
Design and build quality score
While the display may hide an entirely new (force) touch technology, it's still the same display in terms of size and resolution as on the iPhone 6: a 4.7" unit with a resolution of 750 x 1334 pixels (that's 326ppi). It's an LED-backlit IPS LCD screen with RGB matrix.
The Apple iPhone 6s display offers deeper blacks than the iPhone 6 but, unfortunately, it's not as bright at its maximum setting. The maximum brightness level achieved by the screen when displaying white is 536nits, which while not award winning is plenty to go by. The offered contrast ratio, is excellent - 1481:1, beating the iPhone 6 on this one.
The 6s demonstrated a solid performance in our sunlight legibility, which means hassle-free operations outdoors even in the brightest of days.
Resolution: 750x1334px What's this?
Size: 4.7" What's this?
The color rendition of the screen is generally accurate with a pretty low average deltaE of 3.6 (for the primary colors plus black and white), and it's the white and reds that show a somewhat higher deviation. The white is slightly on the cooler bluish side, but nothing major and certainly not noticeable without a reference.
Display score
The iPhone 6s is powered by a non-removable Li-Po 1715 mAh battery, which is about 5% smaller than the one of the iPhone 6. iOS 9 introduced a Low-Power mode, which you can enable manually and should save your phone from dying faster once the charge drops below 20%.
There is no official fast charging support, though tests suggest the iPhones do recharge faster when plugged on an iPad 2A charger. We've tested the iPhone 6s with various 2A plugs, but only the iPad's one did the trick.
The total endurance rating of the iPhone 6s is 62 hours - an hour better than the iPhone 6. The rating of 62 hours is an estimation of how long the 6s would last if you use it for an hour each of calling, browsing and video playback a day.
Capacity: 1715mAh What's this?
Endurance rating: 62h What's this?
Such usage pattern may not be relevant to your own usage scenario, but we've established it so our battery results are comparable across devices. You can adjust the formula to better match your own usage pattern, by visiting our dedicated battery test results page.
Battery life score
The Apple iPhone 6s audio output is identical to that of its predecessor. When plugged into an active external amplifier, the Apple iPhone 6s posted excellent scores with the rather mediocre stereo crosstalk reading being the solitary exception.
Rather impressively, there's virtually no degradation when you plug in a pair of headphones. The spike in stereo crosstalk is so limited that in comparison, the iPhone 6s fares way better here than in the first test. Granted, there are phones out there that do even better, but that will only matter to the most extreme audiophiles.
In both cases, volume levels were above average although Apple used to be class leading here too and now it's just matching most competitors and falling behind the elite. Still, the overall output is very good and would please the majority of users.
The speaker on Apple iPhone 6s scored a Below Average mark in terms of loudness. This is a lesser result than the iPhone 6. On a positive note the speaker's sound quality has been slightly improved for a richer and crisper sound.
Audio score
Photo camera
The iPhone 6s brings the long overdue camera resolution upgrade - Apple finally updated the iPhone's main camera to a 12MP imager. The front camera has received an upgrade to 5MP as well. Both sensors retain the same F/2.2 aperture.
Live Photos is a new exclusive feature to the 6s lineup - the camera captures 1.5s video either side of the moment you hit the shutter and saves it as an animated photo. Then you can play those animations in the gallery.
The resolved detail is good, but it's not dramatically better than what the 8-megapixel iPhone 6 offered and post-processing is rather heavy-handed - as noticeable in the sharpening halos and the prominent noise. Automatic exposure is a bit too overeager, which at times results in overexposed shots.
The good news is the colors and contrast are simply great while the dynamic range is nothing short of impressive. Even with the Auto HDR turned off, the images came out great.
So, the pictures are beautiful and the iPhone 6s won't fail you, no matter the occasion, but the pixel peepers won't find those impressive at full resolution.
The images from the 5MP front selfie camera don't offer extraordinary high resolved detail, but the camera is a certain improvement over previous gen iPhones and the selfies should do just fine for the social networks.
12 MP main camera sample • 12 MP main camera sample • 12 MP main camera sample • 5MP selfie sample
Finally, the iPhone 6s, thanks to the bigger sensor, offers even bigger (auto HDR) panoramic images. Those still cover about 180-degrees, but now they can go up to 15,000 x 4,000 pixels or 60MP. The stitching is great, there are no artifacts, the dynamic range is amazing, and the color rendering is good, too. Those didn't turn out over exposed as the still images and generally are among the best panoramas we've seen.
Apple iPhone 6s panoramic sample
Photo camera score
The new higher-resolution sensor on the iPhone 6s allows for recording 2160p videos at 30 frames in addition to 1080p capturing at 30 and 60 fps. There is a new mode as well - 1080p at 120 fps for slow motion purposes, in addition to the 720p at 240 fps low-mo videos. Naturally, there is a time-lapse option as well.
The 4K videos are slightly less processed than still images - there is some noise, but less over-sharpening while the detail is decent if not quite class-leading. Dynamic range is once again impressive and the frame rate is pretty steady, but the mono audio is disappointing. Apple should be focusing on adding stereo audio capturing.
Video camera score
The iOS 9 looks pretty much the same as its predecessor. All of your apps are on the homescreen, you can group them in folders and there is the familiar dock that can take up to four shortcuts. System icons, color themes and transparency - everything is like we left it in iOS 8 and beyond.
Siri and the Spotlight Search have been improved with new features and capabilities, basically both became smarter and more powerful. There is the new pro-active assistance available system-wide, which is more or less Apple's take on Google Now - it provides relevant information to you in advance - before you start typing something or before you leave for some place (work, home).
The new 3D Touch gestures are available only on selected system apps. You can use it on the lockscreen, the homescreen, and within apps. Force Press on various apps will pop up menus with quick shortcuts to the most often used functions or content. Within apps Force Press usually pops out preview bubbles (emails, messages, links), some advanced menu, or helps you navigate easier. In the gallery it plays the Live Photos if available.
With the new iOS 9 Apple also launched its Apple Music streaming service - it's available in most countries worldwide and turned out to be an excellent competitor to Spotify and Play Music. It comes with a 3-month trial, which gives you enough time to decide.
We really like the iCloud capabilities of the iPhones, mostly because of the iCloud backups. Those provide complete backups of your phone and if you lost your device, or switch to another, just restore from iCloud and you are back in the game in no time. No setups, no installs, no configurations.
The iOS 9 has lots of limitations - it has just few customization options, there is some hassle when uploading files on your phone, and you have always to rely on iTunes for loading some music. Luckily, the latter is pretty much obsolete if you use Apple Music, Play Music, Spotify, or similar.
Still, the iOS 9 is one of the fastest operating systems around, has the richest App Store, and is very easy to operate and navigate.
Software score
Benchmark performance
The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are powered by a brand new Apple A9 chipset, which packs a dual-core 1.85 GHz Twister processor, PowerVR GT7600 six-core graphics, and 2GB RAM. It also has improved thermal properties.
Apple has always focused on the single-core performance since it is the most important one when it comes to interacting with the iOS user interface and it turned out the 64-bit Twister core is the best and fastest CPU core currently on the market. Two of those beats can easily match the performance of the latest quad or even octa-core processors used by Android phones.
Basemark OS II 2.0: 2195 What's this?
Basemark ES 3.1 / Metal: 879 What's this?
Our benchmarks put the Apple iPhone 6s among the fastest smartphones right in terms of raw processing performance, graphics, and all-round system behavior. It easily outruns the Galaxy S6 in the all-round tests and graphic benchmarks, which says enough. There is nothing the iPhone 6s can't handle and it would probably take years before the 6s meet a proper challenge.
Benchmark performance score
The Apple iPhone 6s is one of the few compact flagships out there, which should alone give it a better fighting chance. The mere fact of being the latest iPhone would be enough reason for many people to buy it and they won't need our review. Still, you may be happy to hear that the iPhone 6s is one of the most beautiful and powerful smartphones out there and it certainly deserves your consideration.
Compact Retina LCD display with superb colors and contrast. 3D Touch.
Great 12MP shooter with wide dynamic range
One of the fastest phones around
Clean audio output
Heavier than iPhone 6
Queit loudspeaker and audio output loudness
Average battery life
The 12MP stills has somewhat average ammount of detail
Mono audio recording in videos
The Galaxy S6 edge is one of the best-looking smartphones out there, among the most powerful, and has the edge screen to compete with the 3D Touch. The AMOLED screen is an offer many can't refuse, too.
Sony Xperia Z5 Compact - The Xperia Z5 Compact ticks the looks and performance boxes, too, but can also survive under water. Pool selfies anyone?
The new 6s model delivers stellar performance, a lively mid-sized display, and an adequate battery life. The still camera quality is great - it can handle all scenes hassle-free though the pixel peepers may not like the amount of resolved detail. The video recording could have befitted from stereo audio capturing though.
Finally, the 3D Touch addition to the Apple's closed and secure iOS ecosystem enhances its usability further and gives an edge over the competition. It may not be as user-friendly as Android, but this allows for some extra benefits others can't have. It isn't the best solution, but still.
The iPhone 6s is far from a perfect device, so it's up to you to decide whether it's the perfect one for you or not. If you are fine with the limitations imposed by Apple, the iPhone 6s might as well become your best pal. There is the iPhone 6s Plus as well - for the big-screen aficionados.
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This workshop will focus on all of the messages we send with our body language — both intended and unintended. We will then have an impromptu speaking 'March Madness' to practice taking our public speaking skills to the next level.
Dr. Webster is the Associate Director of the Dial Center for Written & Oral Communication at UF. Her job includes serving as the Director of Public Speaking which serves disciplines across campus through 28 sections of Public Speaking each semester in Liberal Arts and Science. Dr. Webster also teaches Professional Communication to undergrads and grads in the Warrington College of Business. Dr. Webster completed her Bachelors degree at James Madison University and her Master's degree at the University of Virginia, before coming to UF to complete her Ph.D. and becoming a Gator. In addition to Public Speaking, Dr. Webster teaches classes in Interpersonal Communication skills and Spirituality and Communication as part of the Communication Studies minor in the Dial Center.


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July 10, 2015 / 9:00 AM / CBS Sacramento
By Andrew Kahn
Baseball's first "half" concludes this weekend. The All-Star Game takes place in Cincinnati on Tuesday. What will the game deliver? Who knows, but given that Jon Lester got a hit this week—after 66 hitless at bats to start his career—anything is possible.
All Star robbery
I'm not talking about roster snubs here (more on that below). On Tuesday, the National League's All-Star center fielder, Andrew McCutchen, hit a ball over the fence in left field at PNC Park in Pittsburgh. The San Diego Padres' All-Star representative, Justin Upton, leaped over the fence to rob the home run:
The catch had all the ingredients of a great robbery: a long run, a perfectly timed jump, and glove extension over and past the fence. The Pirates fans who should have had a shot at a souvenir were stunned. According to ESPN Stats & Info, it was the first time Upton has robbed a homer in his career and the first time Cutch had been robbed. Perhaps McCutchen deserved better, considering he rescued a groundskeeper earlier in the game (see below).
The tarp monster
The footage of the Pittsburgh grounds crew struggling with the tarp during a rain delay is a bit scary, particularly at the 1:06 mark. But given the outcome—nobody was hurt—it's hard not to laugh.
At least one person in the grounds crew found humor in the situation, as he carved an outline of where his colleague went down:
Apparently the tarps are lighter than they used to be, which makes them easier to move—by both man and nature. So when the winds picked up in Pittsburgh, the tarp couldn't be controlled. McCutchen and teammates Gregory Polanco and Sean Rodriguez rushed to free the man trapped underneath. While McCutchen was not rewarded for his good deed, Polanco was: he had the go-ahead hit in the eighth inning of a 3-2 Pirates win.
All-Star lineup
When the Kansas City Royals led in All-Star Game voting at all but one starting position, there was a lot of concern among fans and writers. As it turned out, the Royals will only have three starters: catcher Salvador Perez, shortstop Alcides Escobar, and outfielder Lorenzo Cain, all worthy inclusions. Outfielder Alex Gordon was also voted in but got hurt earlier this week and will miss the game. Two Kansas City pitchers were also chosen for the team while third baseman Mike Moustakas is among the four candidates for the final roster spot. You can vote for the final player on each side until 4 p.m. ET today. With the rosters being so large, it's hard to say anyone got snubbed. If a deserving player or three wasn't left off, the All-Star designation wouldn't be all that special.
The Home Run Derby field was also announced this week. As mentioned here last week, the Derby will have a new look this year. Most notably, it's a head-to-head event. Here is the bracket:
There's a lot of young star power in the field. Pujols and Fielder are the only players older than 30; those two and a pair of 29-year-olds, Todd Frazier and Josh Donaldson, are the only players with Derby experience. The other half of the field includes a trio of 23-year-olds and a 25-year-old (Anthony Rizzo). Two-time defending champ Yoenis Cespedes will not be competing. He had said he wanted to participate if he were named to the All-Star Game, and while he's a candidate for the final spot, it's no guarantee he'll make it.
Big Papi, big coincidence
On Sunday, David Ortiz played the field for the first time in a non-interleague game since 2006. Incredibly, it was the first game in Boston's 17,867-game history that the team's first baseman did not record a putout, according to Elias. It's one of those unbelievable occurrences that makes baseball so quirky. Boston's opponent, the Astros, do strike out a ton: their 816 Ks through Wednesday are the most in baseball by 50. And sure enough, they did strike out 14 times on Sunday. But the fact that nearly all the other outs were flyballs or line drives is pretty remarkable. Of the two outs recorded on the ground, one was ruled batter's inference and the other was handled by Ortiz, who flipped to the pitcher for the out. It's not easy to hide a weak glove at first base, but Boston managed to do it through a combination of unusual circumstances.
Walk it out of here
There were three walk-off home runs this past week. All came with the game tied, but they were still thrilling. Brian Dozier, an All-Star final ballot candidate, went deep in the 11th inning on Monday. He hit another homer on Wednesday to give him 18 on the season. The next day, Paulo Orlando hit a walk-off grand slam in the ninth to give the Royals a 9-5 win over the Rays. It was Orlando's first at bat with the bases loaded. On Wednesday, Adam Eaton snapped a 6-6 tie in the 11th to give the White Sox a win over Toronto. Based on the video evidence, it doesn't look like too many saw that one in person, but it doesn't make it any less exciting.
Andrew Kahn is a regular contributor to CBS Local who also writes for Newsday and The Wall Street Journal. He writes about baseball and other sports at http://andrewjkahn.com. Email him at andrewjkahn@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter at @AndrewKahn
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Q: How to pass Request Body from AngularJS with API I am trying to use json using API to retrieve data on a Google Map in AngularJS.
This is my code in Angular:
    $scope.loadData = function () {
    var map_info = {
            'ApiKey': '1iVuQy3FGK39d51',
            'ProjectId': '11'
        };
    var url = "http://localhost:63411/api/clientportal/?action=mapjson";
    return $http.post(url, map_info).then(function (response) {
        return response.data.MapData;
    });
};

But, when I run the code, it shown 'Cross-Origin Reuest Block' error.

Then, I search from the internet about this error, I come out with a solution to change $http.post to $http.jsonp.
  $scope.loadData = function () {
    var map_info = {
            'ApiKey': '1iVuQy3FGK39d51',
            'ProjectId': '11'
        };
    var url = "http://localhost:63411/api/clientportal/?action=mapjson";
    return $http.jsonp(url, map_info).then(function (response) {
        return response.data.MapData;
    });
};

It does go to the URL, however the Request Body is empty.
Since I created the API using C#, the 'Request.InputStream' is null.
string jsonPosted = new StreamReader(Request.InputStream).ReadToEnd();

So the 'jsonPosted' is null.
I did try on Postman, and it works. But not in Angular.
How do I send the Request Body properly?
I want the 'ApiKey' and 'ProjectId' to be included on Request Body.
Thank You.

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Pool Suite Chiang Mai combining the nature-inspired, modern residences in a luxury 5 – star resort style. Guests will enjoy a pleasant experience with exceptional room designs, private Jacuzzi, and stunning view.
All rooms draws on the perfect cozy combination of tropical design and living space, complete with its own a fully equipped kitchenette and dining table. Some room have Jacuzzi bathtub or Private Pool.
Combining the nature-inspired, modern residences in a luxury 5 – star resort style.
Guests will enjoy a pleasant experience with exceptional room designs, private Jacuzzi, and stunning view.
Suite room draws on the perfect cozy combination of tropical design and living space, complete with its own a fully equipped kitchenette and dining table. One bedroom with a spacious bathroom which features a separate Jacuzzi bathtub and rain shower.
Relax in comfort with double Jacuzzi and a lounger. This Jacuzzi Suite is the epitome of gorgeous and sophistication with the nature-inspired design. If you have ever watched stargazing and night sky at home, you have likely thought with asleep under the star lighting in the room.
It is a relaxing retreat for leisure travel with the extraordinary two-level living space with directs its own extensive terrace access.
There is a great way to relax and enjoy the exclusive Pool and Fitness Center at this blissful residence, our sister place. We are pleased to arrange the complimentary shuttle services for guests and it will take only 3 Minutes drive from the Pool Suite.
A great place where diners will find a fusion-style spread of various dishes from Asian to Western cuisine with the finest ingredients. We also serve the BBQ, attracting the meat lovers.
A perfect blend of Thai herb essences from nature to our signature massage treatments. The one of a kind traditional Thai massage with a wide variety of massage services together with an ancient healing system combining acupressure such as traditional Thai massage, Thai herb massage and etc. Our massage rooms are well-designed and equipped with all the quality standard facilities and decorated with exquisite style of Thai Lanna that will take you to an exotic experience of the North.


Situated on a quiet corner, Joe Coffee is a great place to start your day . The large windows combined with the minimalist design create an open and airy atmosphere that's perfect for enjoying a cup of coffee. If you're hungry, they have tasty pastries and breakfast sandwiches to nibble on.
After a cup of joe, make your way over to the Brooklyn Historical Society to learn about Brooklyn's rich history and cultural significance. Occupying a beautiful Romanesque-Revival building, BHS has ongoing exhibitions and cultural programs that aim to educate and engage the public. If you too are a fan of lavish libraries, this is not one to miss!
Now that you're a history buff, it's time to wander the same streets that Truman Capote and Walt Whitman did in their time. Montague Street, the undisputed thoroughfare of Brooklyn Heights, is the perfect street to grab lunch. One of our favorite lunch spots is Pinto, an inviting modern Thai spot with a great selection of fresh and tasty Thai staples.
Now that you've eaten to your heart's delight, why not head down to Brooklyn Heights Promenade to take in the panoramic views of the skyline and glistening harbor? This tree lined elevated path is the perfect place to unwind and get lost in the majesty of the city.
Take a stroll down Henry Street towards Atlantic to admire the beautifully restored row houses and historic homes that line the street. While technically situated on the border of Clinton Hill and Brooklyn Heights, Elsa is a stylish cocktail bar with tastefully prepared drinks, an excellent happy hour, and a charming patio to boot. And if Parisian Art-Deco chic isn't really your vibe, cross the street and pop into Floyds, a local watering hole with an indoor Bocce ball court.
After a couple drinks, you'll probably start to get a little hungry. Fear not, there are many great places to dine in Brooklyn Heights. One of my personal favorites is River Deli, a warm and inviting restaurant with a great selection of Sardinian dishes. Located on the picturesque corner of Joralemon and Columbia Place Street, this is perfect restaurant to end your day in beautiful Brooklyn Heights.


In early 2018, the Archives of Latvian Folklore launched a new initiative—the Autobiography Collection with the aim of preserving and documenting the tradition of life writing of people living in Latvia. The Autobiography Collection is made up of materials people have written during various periods to document their own lives and the times in which they live. Mostly these are diaries, written life stories, memoirs, and letters, as well as various other materials providing complementary information—photographs, interviews with the authors, and their relatives' stories about them.
The Autobiography Collection of the Archives of Latvian Folklore continues to grow actively. Anyone with a connection to Latvia is invited to submit materials, which can be done by contacting the collection curators. If the author/owner of the autobiographical material wants to keep the original, the material can be digitised at the Archives of Latvian Folklore, or at some other agreed-upon location. Once the materials have been digitised, they are returned to the owner.
On June 16–21, the International Folklore Festival Baltica will take place in Latvia. The festival is a co–project of the three Baltic States. Festival, which brings together ethnographic ensembles, folklore groups, folk music groups, narrators, craftsmen and individual performers, happens every year, switching location between Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia. The theme for this year is The Solstice. Blossoming (http://www.festivalbaltica.com).
The first Baltica Festival took place in 1987, but in Latvia a year later – in 1988. Archives of Latvian folklore hold unique photos from the very first year of the festival in Latvia. Explore them here in the collection of Vaira Strautniece LFK .
Collection of the phonograph recordings (1926-1947) of the Archives of Latvian Folklore has been included in the UNESCO Memory of the World Latvian National Register.
In April 1926, two years after the foundation of the Archives of Latvian Folklore (ALF), the first Edison phonograph was purchased. In September of the same year, two more phonographs were acquired, both Excelsior models manufactured in Cologne, Germany.
The first phonograph recordings were made in 1926 by Anna Bērzkalne, the first Head of the ALF. The last recordings were completed during the field work session of the Folklore Institute carried out from June to September of 1947 in eastern Latvia. This was the last occasion when phonograph recordings were used by ALF.
A selection of almost 5000 audio recordings of Archives of Latvian Folklore are made available online! Visit audio section to explore unique sounds, mainly folk songs and various stories, from all over Latvia and outside.
The collection of Liepāja Institute of Pedagogy, LFK , contains bright examples of Soviet folklore, collected in Alsunga parish in 1955, whereas folklore collections of Miķelis Zvirbulis , Milda Rolmane  and Alvīne Ģeistaute  include folklore materials, collected in Rucava parish during the interwar period.
Workshop on folklore collections of national minorities of Latvia held by Archives of Latvian Folklore will take place on Friday, April 10 in National Library of Latvia (Mūkusalas street 3, Riga). In the workshop, the folklore collections of Latvian Belarus, German, Russian, Roma, Jew and other national minorities will be presented, along with the digital archive of Latvian folklore www.garamantas.lv. More information: lfk.lv.
The manuscript of Latvian folksongs and their translations into German, the collection of Johann Gottfried Herder (1744–1803). The manuscript is published in collaboration with Berlin State Library and National Library of Latvia.
The collection of Latvian Jews' folklore collected by Girša Etkin is added to folklore.lv. Submitted to archives in 1946. In total 500 folklore units, mainly proverbs and sayings. Manuscript .
The collection of Latvian Roma folklore collected by Jānis Leimanis included in the database. Manuscript : 500 folklore units, 1094 manuscript images. Roma language materials are provided with interlinear Latvian translation.
Folklore collection of Herder Institute in Riga included in the database. Submitted in 1939 by Lutz Mackensen. Languages: German and Estonian. Manuscript .
The outstanding collection of Belorusian folklore in Latvia collected by Sergey Saharov is available online in folklore.lv. The collection  includes 2793 folklore units and 787 manuscript images.
Folklore materials of Latvian Russians collected by Ivan Fridrih are added to the database. Manuscript : 759 folklore units, 1250 manuscript images.
Folklore collection of Dūre Primary School, located near Lejasciems parish in Northern Latvia included in the database. Manuscript , 79 manuscript files.
The very first registered manuscript of Archives of Latvian Folklore included in the database. Folklore collection of Mīlītes Primary School in Bauņi parish. Manuscript .
Latvian folksong texts and manuscript images of Krišjānis Barons' Cabinet of Folksongs (Dainu skapis) had been added to folklore.lv. Thus the data base is enlarged by 172779 folksong units. The digital version of the Cabinet of Folksongs is available since 2002, see www.dainuskapis.lv.
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