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Valea Largă (in passato Ţicud, in ungherese Mezőceked) è un comune della Romania di 3.256 abitanti, ubicato nel distretto di Mureș, nella regione storica della Transilvania.

Il comune è formato dall'unione di 9 villaggi: Grădini, Mălăești, Poduri, Valea Frăției, Valea Glodului, Valea Largă, Valea Pădurii, Valea Șurii, Valea Urieșului.

Collegamenti esterni

Comuni del distretto di Mureş

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Q: git - How to checkout all changed files between two commits I have a branch A and a branch B. Branch B is three commits ahead of A.
I can use git diff to list the changed files between A and B.
But my question is: How can I checkout all those changed files between A and B while I am on A, then commit them altogether into A as one commit?

A: Simply pull the B branch into A then, merge last three commits as one.
$ git checkout A
$ git pull origin B
$ git log
# Now top 3 commits are B's commit

# now back to 3 commits but exists all changes of that 3 commits (soft reset)
$ git log
# copy the last commit-hash of A (before pulled)

$ git reset --soft <commit-hash>

# now do one commit with all changes
$ git add .
$ git commit -m 'add last 3 commits of B as one in A'
$ git push origin HEAD         # push the changes to remote

A: If B is strictly ahead of A (and not behind it), then you can simply run "merge --squash":
git merge --squash B
git commit

A: Rebase the commits onto A and then squash them togeter to one commit with
git rebase -i HEAD~3

A: Get the commits from the B through rebase

git rebase B

Now squash three commits in to one

git rebase -i HEAD~3

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Arimidex 28 x 1mg UK Pharma
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Diazepam 28 x 10mg UK Pharma is a benzodiazepine derivative with anti-anxiety, sedative, hypnotic and anticonvulsant properties. It is used to treat anxiety, alcohol withdrawal and seizures. It is also used to relieve muscle spasms and to provide sedation before medical procedures. This medication works by calming the brain and nerves. Diazepam increases the frequency of chloride channel opening,... Diazepam 28 x 10mg UK Pharma is a benzodiazepine derivative with anti-anxiety, s...
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Q: AWS API gateway giving 403 error while accessing from EC2 in Private Subnet I have EC2 Instance running in private subnet and want to access API Gateway.
Steps i did:-

*

*Created and Deployed stage in API gateway

*Tested from test URL and postman - working fine

*Created VPC Endpoint with execute-api interface

*Updated API-Gateway resource policy as below and saved

{
    "Version": "2012-10-17",
    "Statement": [
        {
            "Effect": "Allow",
            "Principal": "*",
            "Action": "execute-api:Invoke",
            "Resource": "arn:aws:execute-api:eu-west-1:{{MY_ACCOUNT}}:{{MYAPI}}/*",
            "Condition": {
                "StringNotEquals": {
                    "aws:sourceVpc": "vpce-{{ID}}"
                }
            }
        }
    ]
}

*tried accessing from EC2 using curl and wget getting 403

[ec2-user@ip-xx-xx-xx-xx ~]$ wget https://{{MYAPI}}.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/DEV/CustomerInfo/?customerId={{CUST_ID}}
--2020-06-29 14:43:29--  https://{{MYAPI}}.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/DEV/CustomerInfo/?customerId={{CUST_ID}}
Resolving {{MYAPI}}.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com ({{MYAPI}}.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com)... xx.xx.xx.xx, xx.xx.xx.xxx
Connecting to {{MYAPI}}.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com ({{MYAPI}}.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com)|xx.xx.xx.xx|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 403 Forbidden
2020-06-29 14:43:29 ERROR 403: Forbidden.

Even tried this in VPC endpoint

A: Your condition:
"Condition": {
                "StringNotEquals": {
                    "aws:sourceVpc": "vpce-{{ID}}"
                }
            }

does not seem right. StringNotEquals means that you allow execute-api:Invoke as long as the  aws:sourceVpc is different than "vpce-{{ID}}.
I believe it should be StringEquals instead.

A: I was able to troubleshoot and resolve the issue.
Steps i did

*

*Updated API Resource Policy condition to below

"Condition": {
                "StringEquals": {
                    "aws:sourceVpce": "vpce-{{ID}}"
                }
            }

*In my VPC endpoint Security Group updated Inbound Rule to accept HTTPS request on port 443

*Saved and Redeployed API
Key takeaway was to redeploy API whenever you change anything in API.
It worked :)


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25 Interesting Facts About Montreal
Facts About Montreal
Montreal has hosted multiple international conferences and events, including the 1967 International and Universal Exposition and the 1976 Summer Olympics.
Montreal is the second-most populous city in Canada and the most populous city in the Canadian province of Quebec.
Montreal was founded in 1642 as Ville-Marie, or "The City of Mary", it is named after Mount Royal, the triple-peaked hill in the heart of the city.
The city is centred on the Island of Montreal, which got its name from the same origin as the city, and a few much smaller peripheral islands, the largest of which is Île Bizard.
Montreal has an Underground City, which is a series of interconnected tunnels beneath the city that run for over 32km.
Montreal is the second-largest primarily French-speaking city in the developed world, after Paris.
The lowest temperature ever recorded in Montreal was -37.8°C (-36°F) on January 15, 1957.
The world's first recorded indoor ice hockey game was played in Montreal on March 3rd, 1875 at the Victoria Skating Rink.
The record low with windchill was -49.1°C (-56°F) on January 23. 1976.
The city is composed of 19 large boroughs, subdivided into neighbourhoods.
Montreal is Canada's second-largest media market and the centre of francophone Canada's media industry.
Montreal and Paris, France have a Friendship cities status.
Montreal is twinned with Algiers, Algeria; Brussels, Belgium; Bucharest, Romania; Busan, South Korea; Dublin, Ireland; Hanoi, Vietnam; Hiroshima, Japan; Lyon, France; Manila, Philippines; Port-au-Prince, Haiti; San Salvador, El Salvador; Shanghai, China; Yerevan, Armenia.
The Montreal Canadiens is one of the Original Six teams of the National Hockey League and has won an NHL-record 24 Stanley Cup championships.
Montreal has the second-largest economy of Canadian cities based on GDP and the largest in Quebec.
The Estimated Population of Montreal is 1.78 million.
Montreal has the second-highest number of consulates in North America, serves as the location of the headquarters of the International Civil Aviation Organization, and was named a UNESCO City of Design in 2006.
Montreal is home to the world-famous Cirque du Soleil.
Montreal has the highest number of restaurants per capita in Canada and the second-highest in North America after New York City.
Montréal hosted the first Olympics ever held in Canada in the summer of 1976.
Montreal has the second-largest Amusement Park in Canada. It is the largest in the province of Quebec with its 146 acres.
The Montreal Subway has 68 stations over four lines.
In 1879, the McGill University Hockey Club became the world's first organized hockey team.
Assassin's Creed, a popular action-adventure video game was created in Montreal by Ubisoft.
The cross on Mount Royal is one of Montreal's most iconic landmarks. It was erected in 1643 by Paul de Chomedey.
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Pat McAfee's broadcasting empire extending to XFL games
Scott Horner
IndyStar
If you're looking for a commentator to pair with the reboot of a football league with an outsized personality, there couldn't be a better option.
Pat McAfee -- retired Indianapolis Colts punter, budding radio personality, and college football and pro wrestling commentator -- is reportedly joining ESPN's broadcasts of the rejuvenated XFL.
"(McAfee) feels like a natural with the XFL," Lee Fitting, ESPN's senior vice president of production, told The New York Post. "He feels like a natural down on the field for us. With the XFL, we are really pushing the access piece and the in-game access piece. Live interviews on the sideline.
More:Pat McAfee offers to play quarterback for the Colts
More:Pat McAfee blames science for Adam Vinatieri's late-game missed field goal
"The reporters are going to have some freedom. You put those thoughts together then why not Pat? He's going to be a natural down there and we are going to give him a little bit of a longer leash to operate."
The league is set to start in February. McAfee is scheduled to be on a team including play-by-play announcer Tom Hart and analyst Joey Galloway.
Here's more of what viewers can expect, according to Fitting: "There are going to be tons of players with mics on. There are going to be helmet cams. We will be able to listen in on coach-to-coach and coach-to-player audio in their helmet systems and spin that around as quickly as we can. We think access and audio is where we can make a difference."
The original version of the XFL offered this sideline gem from current Purdue coach Jeff Brohm, who returned to action six days after taking a vicious hit in a game:


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Q: How to change menu background from any page CSS Ionic 4 I want to change ion-menu background different for every page but it's not working:
app.component.html:
  <ion-split-pane contentId="main-content">
    <ion-menu contentId="main-content" type="overlay">
      <ion-content class="app-content" part="placeholder">
        <ion-list id="inbox-list">
          <ion-list-header lines="full">
            <ion-avatar >
              <ion-img [src]="'./assets/logo.png'"></ion-img>
            </ion-avatar>
             Pyramid to True Love
          </ion-list-header>
          <ion-menu-toggle auto-hide="false" *ngFor="let p of appPages; let i = index">
            <ion-item (click)="selectedIndex = i" routerDirection="forword" [routerLink]="[p.url]" lines="none" detail="false" >
              <ion-icon slot="start" [ios]="p.icon + '-outline'" [md]="p.icon + '-sharp'"></ion-icon>
              <ion-label>{{ p.title }}</ion-label>
            </ion-item>
          </ion-menu-toggle>
        </ion-list>
     </ion-app>

app.component.scss(Working):
ion-menu ion-content{
     --background: #59d36d;
}

any.page.scss(Not working):
ion-menu ion-content{
     --background: #59d36d;
}

Is it possible or not?

A: You can use like this,
Ref : Sidemenu background-color in Ionic-v4
ion-menu {
  --ion-background-color: var(--ion-color-primary);
  --ion-text-color: var(--ion-color-primary-contrast);
}


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So what happens to all those Texas lawsuits against the feds?
It depends, but basically it's up to the new Solicitor General, since he is the one defending the federal government's actions.
Best mugshot ever
Since Paxton assumed office as AG in January 2015, Texas has sued the federal government more than a dozen times, raising questions about White House policy on such a wide range of topics as internet governance, overtime pay, transgender bathrooms, clean power, clean water and immigration.
Now that the Oval Office is awaiting a new Republican occupant, the question arises: What will happen to Paxton's brand as a White House challenger and to all those lawsuits?
Paxton has not yet showed exactly how he will respond to the new administration, although he supported President-elect Donald Trump's candidacy.
Marc Ryland, a spokesman for the Texas AG's Office, emailed this statement in response to a request for comment for this story: "We have a host of cases pending against the federal government due to the Obama administration's overreach. Some cases challenge statutes only Congress can change, some challenge agency rules that go through notice-and-comment rulemaking, and some challenge informal agency guidance. We will continue to pursue all of these cases and look forward to working with a new administration to seek to conform its actions to the Constitution."
Neal Devins is among those who expects the federal government, under the new administration, to take steps to undercut the basis of the Texas AG's legal challenges.
In instances in the past, when the party occupying the White House has changed, the federal government has changed its policies and asked courts as a result to moot lawsuits against it, according to Devins, a professor at William & Mary Law School in Williamsburg, Virginia, who tracks state attorneys generals litigation.
"This has happened. The Solicitor General confesses error," Devins said.
But that new-sheriff-in-town approach doesn't always go smoothly.
Devins cites the 1981 federal lawsuit against Bob Jones University, whose tax-exempt status was being litigated over its discriminatory policies. (*) Ronald Reagan's administration tried to moot the issue by changing federal policy, but there was a political backlash and the case continued, with SCOTUS eventually denying BJU its tax exemption. I suppose something like that could happen with one or more of the cases that the Trump Justice Department might seek to drop, but I wouldn't count on it. Assume these will all be wins in some form for Paxton, and go from there.
(*) This, as the Slacktivist has reminded us, was the true genesis of the religious right as a political movement. Not abortion, but Bob Jones' desire to maintain tax exempt status while remaining racially segregated. Molly Ivins once said "I believe all Southern liberals come from the same starting point–race. Once you figure out they are lying to you about race, you start to question everything." This is what she was talking about.
Just a reminder: Medicaid expansion is still a great deal
But only if you do it.
It's constitutional – deal with it
We learned late last week that the decision by 24 states to reject Obamacare's Medicaid expansion comes as a startling cost — $423.6 billion in lost federal funds from 2013 to 2022, according to researchers at the Urban Institute.
So how are states justifying their decisions to leave that much federal money on the table? One of their main arguments is that the federal government will eventually renege on its generous funding commitment to the Medicaid expansion. But based on the 49-year history of the Medicaid program, that claim doesn't hold up, according to Urban Institute researchers in a finding that hasn't received as much attention.
Here's how Medicaid funding works: The federal government on average pays 57 percent of the traditional Medicaid program's costs, while the states finance the rest (though the federal reimbursement rate varies by state). The federal match just for the Medicaid expansion population, however, is significantly more generous. The feds pay 100 percent of those costs through 2016, and the federal match rate is gradually lowered to 90 percent by 2020 and is supposed to stay there.
States opposing the Affordable Care Act have expressed skepticism that the federal government will be able to maintain such a high funding level amid future budget pressures. But the Urban researchers found that of the 100-plus cuts the federal government has actually made to the Medicaid program since 1980, lawmakers just once reduced the federal share of Medicaid financing — and that was in 1981. Other federal cuts have been to services, payments to providers, or in program eligibility.
"More recent budget bills actually raised the federal Medicaid share, even while making other federal Medicaid cuts," Urban researchers wrote in the study, which was funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Further, lawmakers won't find much to cut if they looked to federal funding for the Medicaid expansion. Less than 7.4 percent of federal Medicaid spending over the next decade comes from the bonus federal match for the expansion population, according to Urban researchers' calculations based on Congressional Budget Office projections.
Via Forbes, you can see that Urban Institute report here. Ed Kilgore adds a bit of extra context.
It should be mentioned that the 1981 match-rate cut (technically, a reduction in federal reimbursement for a limited period of time, not an actual change in the underlying match) was at the insistence not of deceptive liberals but of the sainted Ronald Reagan. Indeed, liberals, led by Henry Waxman, engineered a long series of "super-matches"–increases in the federal match rate for Medicaid coverage of specific services or populations–during the 1980s and 1990s.
The big thing to remember here is that liberals want expanded Medicaid coverage, and are willing to pay for it at the federal level. The whole bait-and-switch meme behind Republican resistance to the expansion at the state level lacks logical as well as historical support.
And that's exactly why this isn't a question of economics, where the answer is clear, but of politics, where it's equally clear in the other direction. Like I said, just a reminder in case you still needed one.
How you gonna pay for those new cops?
The Chron asks a reasonable question about the promises being made by the Mayoral candidates to hire more police officers.
The deep fiscal slowdown facing the city will make it difficult to fund more police academy classes, a factor that has played an important role in Houston crime trends, said Tom Kennedy, a former Houston Post journalist who is co-writing a history of the Houston Police Department.
Financial considerations about policing are "unquestionably" as important as crime-fighting policy plans, he said, noting that police chiefs since the 1950s have been urging mayors and City Council members to increase the number of officers.
"They've all had the same reaction: 'We agree with you, but where's the money?' " said Kennedy, whose book was commissioned by the police union and is co-authored by Sam Houston State University Professor Mitchell Roth. "It has never been done, and it's not just because of mixed priorities. It's because you just can't put together the funding."
I've been wondering the same thing, as you know. And I'll say again, I don't think you can really approach this without having an honest conversation about revenues and what the appropriate level of taxation needs to be to pay for these needed services, now and in the future. And we're getting that from any of the candidates right now.
Morales, who has promised to cut property taxes, said he will find inefficiencies in every city department through audits and will be able to put some of the savings toward the police budget.
Parker, who has promised not to cut the police budget or overtime, also said she would try to find inefficiencies. She singled out the city's purchase of a new helicopter fleet for HPD, saying the number of helicopters could be reduced from 16 to eight.
Locke said the department could use money saved by combining its jailing operations with Harris County's, an idea Parker shares. He said he may roll out other ideas when he unveils his overall plan for fighting crime.
Brown said he is committed to adding a police academy class in his first year, which would make three — still fewer than the average of five a year during Mayor Bill White's administration. To pay for it, he suggested using money from the city's projected $230 million surplus.
Kennedy said many mayors have come and gone in Houston's history without finding a solution to the problem of police staffing.
"If I had a nickel for every time" a politician said they would pay for more police with "efficiencies, I'd be a rich man," Kennedy said. "History shows the money has been there, but it's never enough."
Remember the Grace Commission, Ronald Reagan's grand plan to eliminate "waste, fraud, and abuse" from the federal budget? It was one part real findings of actual inefficiencies, one part highlighting politically popular things that could be targeted if one was willing to put up a huge fight (military base closings were a prime example), and one part a laundry list of government programs that the authors (and the president who commissioned them) didn't like and thus classified as "waste" as a means of generating political pressure on their supporters. It ultimately amounted to very little, but it did spawn a movement and a mantra that plagues us to this day. I'm sorry, but eliminating waste isn't a revenue stream. We're not going to pay for a police academy class by finding inefficiencies; even if we could, we wouldn't be able to pay for that class' graduates going forward. Maybe once we accept that, we can figure out a workable solution. Greg has more.
The most important issue in the Republican gubernatorial primary
Apparently, it's fealty to Ronald Reagan.
Ronald Reagan isn't on Mount Rushmore. But lots of Republicans think he should be. Thus, it is no small matter for Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison when doubts are raised about her commitment to the party's hero.
Dust off those clippings from 1976, a seminal year for Texas Republicans. Reagan's challenge brought legions of enthusiastic newcomers to the party – and some friction between them and the traditionalists who had labored years to break the Democrats' grip on Texas.
President Gerald Ford had named Hutchison vice chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board, and she sided with him against the insurgent, naturally.
"But after that, certainly I was very pro-Reagan," Hutchison said last week. "Loved Ronald Reagan. Supported him, was chairman of his Women for Reagan committee in Texas [in 1980]. I've got a lot of Reagan supporters supporting me for governor right now."
Because nothing says "We are a modern-day, forward-looking political party" like using a campaign from 1976 as a litmus test of candidate purity. Greg, from whom I got the link, gives us a preview of the next nine months.
By the end of any primary food-fight, Kay Bailey Hutchison will be in full agreement with the top five priorities of today's Republican Party: 1) too many people today vote and this needs to be put to a stop; 2) illegal immigrants are the worst thing in the world and there's really nothing we're going to do about it; 3) all government properties should bear the name of Ronald Reagan; 4) abortion is the worst thing in the world and there's really nothing we're going to do about it; 5) poor kids + health care = straight from the pit of hell.
She won't look a thing like the Kay Bailey Hutchison of today.
I've commented several times about how KBH seems to have snoozed through the campaign so far, leaving much of the initiative to Rick Perry. Maybe that's been for the better.
Which Republicans do you have in mind for that?
Republican attorney Jacob Monty calls on his party to tackle the problem of immigration reform in a serious and rational way. I think he makes some good points about the toxic relations the GOP currently has with Hispanics nationally, and about the fact that the Democrats haven't exactly trampled over anyone to get a handle on this. None of that stopped me from having a belly laugh over this:
Republicans have a long-standing record of courageous support for realistic immigration reform that goes back more than 20 years. It was Republican icon President Reagan who successfully battled organized labor and the GOP's own right wing to normalize 3 million undocumented immigrants. By building on that record, Republicans will begin the process of taking back the harsh words of some of the extremists on the right — and begin putting a critical wedge into the Democratic coalition in the process. By forcing the issue, Republicans will force Democrats to take sides, exposing serious fractures in the Democratic coalition. Equally important, for the first time since the November elections, they'll show America they are still a party with positive, practical ideas to solve real and long-standing problems — and the courage to move them forward.
Um, Jacob? Which Republicans do you have in mind to propose these serious, sober, non-xenophobic reforms? John Boehner, maybe? How about any member of the Texas delegation – Ted Poe, John Culberson, Pete Olson? Yeah, I don't think so, either. When you find a single Republican member of Congress to sponsor and introduce a bill that does what you want, let me know. I won't be holding my breath waiting.
Oh, and since we're invoking St. Ronald Reagan, the Republican they don't make 'em like any more, I'll note that he also embraced serious, realistic solutions to budget problems (which were of his own making, mind you, but still), including tax increases. Today's Republicans? Not so much.
And even if you could find such a Republican to push for serious comprehensive immigration reform, how are you going to keep the screaming banshees of ideological purity from ripping him apart? To his credit, Monty recognizes this problem. But if he has a solution for it, he keeps it to himself.
Bottom line, this is indeed an issue that needs leadership and serious, comprehensive thinking. All I can say is good luck finding those things in today's Republican Party.
Jason on July 2019 campaign finance reports: Mayoral candidates


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92 (Michael Jackson) They Don't Care About Us 124 185570 Dec 27, 2010
Sungha arranged and played 'They Don't Care About Us' by Michael Jackson.
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Consumer Cellular is offering a non-personal RF ZTE table top modem, which has a detachable rabbit ear antenna connected with a TNC coax connector. I plan on replacing that rabbit ear antenna on this new ZTE modem with a co-ax connected outdoor rooftop antenna in my abode. The new cellphone service was ordered from CC over the weekend for less than $20/month with 250 minutes of free anywhere in the U.S. calling. Other plans available. It will be used to reduce the pricey unlimited calls telco landline service that I have from Century Link (Baby Bell), which should save me anywhere from $30-$45/month, depending on the new options I choose, and which is now costing me $76.00/month in this rural area. But best of all, that outdoor antenna will safely distance me from the RF EMFs. I will update on the progress as soon as I can and hope that I get good RF cellphone reception. https://www.consumercellular.com/blo...-base-is-back/
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I'm confused, Grulla. Sounds like you're replacing your landline with an online phone service, because you need a modem. But then you suggest that this procedure will save money on your landline, meaning the modem is for your cell phone. I never heard of a mobile phone that needed a modem.
So why not drop the landline and switch to the mobile service anyway? Many states have begun the process of cancelling all landline service. Yours could be next.
"Islander" that modem IS a (non-portable) cell phone, which sits on your table top or shelf, where you plug in your old, unused, landline telephone instrument to it, and it simulates a landline. (See the link) I won't give up my landline (for now) unless the telco terminates the landline phone service in my area. If that happens, then atleast I'll be prepared with this stationary cellphone.
The current service would only be downgraded from unlimited calling to regular 5 cents/minute toll charge calling service, at least for now. I can also downgrade the current telco phone service further by making it for "local calls only" while still retaining long distance capability using toll free 800 numbers and/or making long distance calls by dialing an extra 7 digit "pic code" for a particular long distance carrier of my choice. Then those pic code call charges are billed to me on my monthly telco bill, regadless of which long distance carrier I chose for the particular LD phone call. There are almost 1000 different LD carriers to choose from, and you can change that from call to call.
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How confusing. I never heard of a non-portable cell phone — that why they're called mobile phones!
Originally Posted by Islander
Stationary cellphone applications are nothing new. They have been used as public pay phones powered with solar panels in remote areas where landline utilities were not available. I recall having used an RTS-100 Transtel analog stationary cellphone as an alternative emergency, dial backup telephone in at least two or three remote mountaintop railroad radio site locations. And all with extended outdoor, co-ax connected antennas.
It's only in the past few years where this stationary cellphone concept technology is being made readily available to the consumer, general public. And it too, just like the commercial stationary cellphone equipment, can be connected to an outdoor antenna in order to safely distance one self from RF generated EMFs of that onboard, rubberduck antenna. And if you are still nervous about being too close to that table top RF modem, then that modem can easily be distanced from the user landline telephone instrument location with regular household phone wire and placed safely and distantly in just about anywhere in the abode, even with using that indoor antenna.
Check the simple illustration in the link and you'll get the picture. And that pictured rubber duck modem antenna can be removed and replaced with a safe outdoor co-ax and attached remote antenna for the purposes of eliminating indoor EMFs while at the same time getting better cellphone reception.
And BTW, the Consumer Cellular ad claims to have onboard batteries inside the modem to last over 2-3 hours in case of power line failure.
https://www.consumercellular.com/blo...-base-is-back/ Plans start at $10.00/month!!! And the initial cost of the modem is $50.00, with an optional $2.00/month service/replacement agreement. Otherwise, no other cellphone service agreements are required.
"Julieanne", is there a similar cellphone company plan available in Oz?
So, can you take this phone with you when you leave home?
Theoretically one could, if they used the internal or an external battery, and could put it in a tablet sized pocket or compartment, but one would have to wear the antenna on their head, LOL. Where this RF cellular modem could really shine would be in one's motor home, RV trailer, or even your car or truck in combination with a table top or wall mount landline telephone instrument, provided a safe EMF free outside antenna is used.
Let's wait to see what this ZTE/Consumer Cellular proprietary modem (made specifically for Consumer Cellular) looks like, and that the rabbit ear antennas can, in fact, be simply changed and upgraded for an outdoor coax connected antenna. Consumer Cellular has notified me that the ZTE modem should arrive by the end of the week, and then I will follow up with further information regarding EMF safety with this ZTE modem device and it's outside antenna adaptability. WPS makes cellphone outdoor antennas so I want to make sure the co-ax can be simply and readily attached to the ZTE modem made specifically for Consumer Cellular, without any technical assistance and modificarions, (plug 'n play). All other ZTE modems available at places like Best Buy and Target appear to be readily outside antenna friendly connectable using the TNC connected rabbit ear antenna.
http://www.wpsantennas.com/cell-phone-antennas.aspx
I guess I'm slow, because I can't understand why this is called a "cell" phone when it never leaves home! Is the whole idea simply to avoid radiation? In that case, it seems to me that you're going to a great deal of trouble and expense for nothing. How dangerous do you think this radiation actually is to you personally? Do you hold up phone to your ear for extended periods of time, ike the people I see on the streets and stores every day? If you're using it solely at home I guess whatever hoops you're jumping through are going to save you money over the landline service but it does seem complicated. Instead of holding it near your head, why not put your phone on speaker phone so that you need not have anywhere near your head? I rarely spent time actually talking on my smart phone; most of my communication is conducted using text, so there's no question of radiation affecting my brain. And of course it goes where I go... from the hayloft to the seashore.
[QUOTE=Islander;75654]"I guess I'm slow, because I can't understand why this is called a "cell" phone when it never leaves home!"
My best answer; you can make a mobile phone stationary, but you can't make a stationary phone mobile. And it's the technology, not necessarily the function or purpose, that gives that stationary ZTE "cell phone" modem it's (figurative) name.
Mercola has written volumes on cellphone EMF "toxicity". Speaker phones, texting, distance from electronic EMF producing devices, and remote antennas are all good ways to avoid those "pesky" EMFs. Will report back later with hopefully good news when the modem arrives in the mail.
UPDATE: The ZTE cellphone modem arrived in the mail from Consumer Cellular (CC) Friday. I hooked it up on the table by the window of my aluminum skinned RV sized mobile home, (It's otherwise RF shielded from radio reception) to test it, and followed the simple factory instructions and turned it on. When ordering this stationary cellphone device from CC, they preload the SIM card, assign a phone number, and install a backup battery for you, something you have to do yourself if you order the ZTE modem from another source like Target or Best Buy.
After initiating the cellphone indoors, I saw that the received signal strength meter, on a scale of 1-5, read 4 (80%), pretty good, I was surprised in this remote area. This ZTE RF modem uses a common, industry standard SMA connector to attach the rabbit ear to the back of the modem, contrary to what I said above about it being connected with a TNC connector, but no big deal.
Next, I further tested the ZTE modem by unscrewing that "rubber duck" / rabbit ear SMA connected antenna and replacing it with a RG58 co-ax cable attached to an existing roof top antenna with a universal Motorola NMO antenna mounting tab connector (which was already in place). The VHF antenna was unscrewed from that NMO tab and replaced with an industry specific Wilson UHF cellular dual band antenna. At that point, the signal strength meter on the ZTE modem jumped to a full 5 (100%) reception, WOO HOO!
My whole point though, is that one can operate a cellphone safely from indoors, with various cheap dialing plans from CC starting at $10.00/month, (my plan is $15.00/month plus tax with 250 free minutes), and not worry about any RF EMFs if installed properly, provided of course, that there is cellphone reception coverage in your area. And even if one doesn't want to install an outdoor antenna, you can mount the modem remotely in another room on a window ledge and connect it with old, unused or new indoor phone wire at a safe distance from your office table where your landline telephone instrument is located. However, depending on your location, you might not have a choice of an indoor antenna and are forced to install that cellular antenna outdoors, as it might not be an option due to no indoor cellular reception, and perhaps even marginal (if any) outdoor cellular RF reception.
My next project is to replace my mobile Great Call Jitterbug cellphone with a CC compliant cellphone (for traveling) using a duplicate SIM card, thus saving from the expense of yet another phone account. When doing that though, it is imperative NOT to have both cell phones turned on at the same time, or it will confuse the cell company's search engine. Fortunately, the ZTE modem has a convenient on/of switch on the back.
Also, I can now reduce my monthly landline unlimited calling charges and save $30.00/month. At this point, I'm reluctant to disconnect my landline permanently, but one never knows what tomorrow will bring???
https://www.consumercellular.com/blo...-base-is-back/
https://www.consumercellular.com/Con...ase_Manual.pdf
http://www.wpsantennas.com/
FURTHER UPDATE: My stationary ZTE cellphone modem installation is now complete and working well. I connected a wall mounted landline wall phone (with the dialing pad conveniently in the handset) to that modem about 6' away to distance myself from any possible EMF leakage from that modem. Otherwise, the outdoor, roof mounted antenna safely dissipates all the dangerous RF EMFs, into the atmosphere, where it belongs. In order to finish this project, I had to borrow a co-ax adapter from my tool kit while ordering a permanent adapter part #SO239-SMA from Universal Radio in Ohio, http://www.universal-radio.com , as the existing co-ax had a popular, common PL59 plug already attached and I didn't want to change that.
I then called my Baby Bell telco provider, Century Link, (formerly MT Bell/U.S. West/Qwest) and asked to have my $77.00/month phone service down graded by eliminating the unlimited calling option. I was told that the new bill would be $56.00/month. That got me ticked off, as I recall that when first ordering that unlimited calling option, my monthly bill had increased by more than $35.00/month. After a bit of arguing with the admin., to no avail, I decided to instead request just basic service, (no long distance) and that decision dropped the monthly charge to just $32.00/month. WOW!!! that's a crazy and inconsistent contradiction. It appears to me that the telco reps are hired telemarketing, cash-flow types rather than the traditional company, knowledgeable employees, and will try to con and confuse you. At that point, I was reluctantly prepared to totally disconnect my landline service, something I did not really want to do, at least for now.
With basic service, one can still call long distance with the LD provider of their choice, by simply dialing 1010XXX ahead of the phone number, something I would think, could be conveniently accomplished with a speed dialer if necessary. Otherwise, one can still dial all local and toll free 800 numbers normally. One also loses the added features like call waiting, caller ID, call forwarding, etc with basic service, so I requested caller ID for another $4.00 to $7.00 per month from the telemarketer "expert". Any dedicated, long time admin employee would have been more precise and not negotiable on all that pricing, but I didn't look a gift horse in the mouth if the $4.00/month holds true, not to mention the $32.00 monthly basic charge as well. It's no wonder that the landline telcos are losing a lot of business, mainly due to the cell phone competition, but again, I'm glad to hold on to my landline (basic) service, at least for the time being, if not permanently.
About 12-15 years ago, Ma Bell replaced their 20 miles of copper cable from this outlying settlement to the downtown exchange with fiber optic cable. Everyone thought we'd get hi-speed internet service, but all that this new fiber optic cable has so far been used for is dial phone service. One would think that making the internet service available would go a long ways to making the landline telco more popular and profitable, go figure.
http://www.dialaroundworld.com/dial_..._pic_codes.htm
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My son thinks I'm crazy for keeping the land line active since he's only dependent on his cell service, and my paying the bill. Can you believe almost $300/month for a phone landline, TV cable and internet? Call me old fashioned and outdated but it does offer some security and comfort (the land line that is) although the cost has skyrocketed for no good reason as everything is automated these days, so they don't have nearly the same operational cost but charge you more moremore. Money money money.
"Ora", those package deals are designed to confuse and gouge the customer. Why not, for starters, try to convert from subscription TV to free, over the air, high definition TV, (free OTA HDTV). Where I live, I aim my two TV antennas, a VHF and a UHF with a co-ax combiner, (or one can use a combination antenna), south east to capture both the Albuquerque TV repeaters/translators 60 mles away near Deming, NM, as well as direct broadcast HDTV, 150 miles away out of El Paso, TX. (HDTV travels a lot further than the old analogue TV). Even when I lived in NE PA from 77 to 83, I had a similar situation getting free broadcasts from both Binghamton, NY as well as Scranton, PA. (Both locations aiming in the same direction without an antenna rotor, just lucky I guess). I have never in all my life paid for subscription TV. Also, my Wildblue/Exede satellite service is currently $64.00/month, so there is always room for savings.
If all your media is coming from one company, mainly the telco, then don't be surprised if you turn off your cable TV and the savings reduction does not make any sense, in which case they will have you thinking, "Hey for just a few bucks more each month, I may as well keep the cable TV." It's the way they operate, creative marketing. And also, all these new HDTV stations are now broadcasting a lot of cable TV sub-channels such as 7.2, 7.3, etc. with loads of variety. Your son may be right in a way, start over from scratch and cancel the whole old telco package???
And I want to further add that these monopolistic cable companies have been at the forefront of trying to take over and control the internet industry (net neutrality). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship
Grulla and Ora, I have none of these issues. I haven't had a landline in over 15 years; my cell service is comprehensive, the coverage is virtually universal, $60/month. I text more than I phone, and because I use the speakerphone, I have no worries about the tiny EMF that might leak out. So: no landline, no TV, no additional expense.
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Once the Pay later mode of payment is done, in the Front desk, you will see this icon [ ] This icon means a booking is made but the payment is pending. Since the payment is pending, this transaction won't show up in the Sales page until the booking is marked as paid.
4. What happens when a payment is made?
Once the payment is made (offline), you can mark the payment as paid. You can do so by clicking the booking, opening the invoice and then switching on the marked as paid button.
Once you've marked it as paid, this transaction will show on the Sales page.
3. You can not only choose the Pay Later function. Pay Now (Pay Online) will also be an option by default.


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Q: Rust peekable double reference Why does a peekable iterator return a double reference in an Option?
struct Foo {}
let mut foovec = vec![];
foovec.push(Foo {});
let mut iter = foovec.iter().peekable();
let next = iter.peek();

next is an Option<&&Foo>, not an Option<&Foo>.
How do I get it to be the latter?
I do not want to use .into_iter() because I do not want to consume the vec. I just want a borrowed reference to the Foo struct wrapped in an Option.

A: peek yields references to whatever you're iterating over. If that's also references, it'll yield double references. You can use the copied Option adapter to remove that level of indirection:
struct Foo {}
let mut foovec = vec![];
foovec.push(Foo {});
let mut iter = foovec.iter().peekable();
// use `copied` here to go from Option<&&_> to Option<&_>
let next = iter.peek().copied();

Alternatively, you can just call next after you checked that you want the peeked value:
struct Foo {}
let mut foovec = vec![];
foovec.push(Foo {});
let mut iter = foovec.iter().peekable();
if is_okay(iter.peek()) {
    let next = iter.next(); // `next` has type `&Foo`
}

You could even use pattern matching to remove one level of indirection:
if let Some(&next) = iter.peek() {
    // `next` has type `&Foo` in this block
}


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Review: 'British Art at War: Paul Nash' on BBC Four
Camilla Apcar
'British Art at War: Bomberg, Sickert and Nash — Paul Nash: The Ghosts of War'
In the first episode of a three-part series on 'British Art At War', Andrew Graham-Dixon waxes lyrical – by way of plentiful pictorial analysis – over war artist Paul Nash, whose relationship with nature, his primary and once pastoral subject, was devastated by two wars.
Nash went to serve for Britain in the First World War in 1914. However, while at the front in 1917, he fell into a trench. Stretchered home to England with broken ribs, the incident meant the artist narrowly avoided the start of the Battle of Passchendaele only a few days later, in which his entire regiment was killed.
His experience in combat had already provided inspiration enough for his work; Nash's post-war painting underwent a dramatic change of style. Graham-Dixon credits Nash with inventing a new kind of war art through nature, painting to 'honour the ghosts of the dead' and tell the horrors that befell soldiers.
The hour-long programme returns repeatedly to why he did not paint human figures. Recognising Nash throughout as chiefly a landscape artist, the assertion that Nash was in some way 'unable' to directly represent soldiers in human form, depicting them only abstractly as 'ghosts', doesn't quite hold.
Influenced by surrealism in the early 1920s, Nash became the 'pre-eminent painter of the enigma', suggests Graham-Dixon. This is explored far more convincingly, with examples of his work with found objects and photography, and close-up images of his striking paintings. Nash was appointed an official war artist once again during the Second World War, this time with a fascination for the airborne. Nash suffered from severe asthma, and his health deteriorated in the 1940s. He carried on painting landscapes, more idyllic than before, until he died in 1946.
Although links between the personal and the artistic are often overwrought, the first instalment of this series serves an effective biographical retrospective, and a prime example of the effects of war on the creative mind.
First broadcast 14 September 2014 at 9pm, BBC Four. Now available on BBC iPlayer.
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Chinese food giant 'could buy' Moy Park in £1bn deal
By Matt Atherton contact
Moy Park is reportedly being lined up by Chinese food giant New Hope
Related tags: Moy park, United states, Republic of ireland
Moy Park may be sold to Chinese agri-food giant New Hope in a £1bn takeover, an industry expert told this website.
"New Hope would be one of the players who could afford a £1bn+ price tag," the expert told FoodManufacture.co.uk.
"New Hope is the largest Chinese agri-food conglomerate, and I know that it had been eyeing very large acquisitions in Australasia."
The most likely to buy Moy Park
A Chinese business was the most likely to buy Moy Park, the expert added.
The expert's comments followed reports that Moy Park has reportedly been eyed up by New Hope for a £1bn takeover.
New Hope – which has food operations in 21 countries around the world – joined a growing list of potential suitors for Moy Park, according to The Telegraph. Moy Park was put up for sale by its Brazilian owner JBS in June.
The Chinese giant's food processing business, New Hope Liuhe, has about 500 facilities in total, and has about 60,000 workers. In 2015, New Hope Liuhe reported sales of £7.2bn (¥61.5bn).
No-one from Moy Park or New Hope was available for comment on the reported bid.
Acquiring Moy Park
In June, the industry expert told FoodManufacture.co.uk that no European business was in a position to acquire Moy Park. Any buyer would come from the US, South America or the Far East, the expert added.
"I would say that a Chinese business is a definite possibility, too," the insider said.
Meanwhile, after its owner put Moy Park up for sale on June 20, JBS said the poultry processor would continue to supply its products as normal.
Moy Park has 13 processing and manufacturing sites across Northern Ireland, England, France, the Netherlands and the Republic of Ireland. It processes about 200,000t of food a year.
Moy Park sale – at a glance
Chinese giant New Hope reportedly lining up £1bn bid
Non-European business 'most likely' to buy
Owner JBS revealed plans to sell in June
Related topics: Meat, fish and savoury ingredients, Meat, poultry & seafood
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Moy Park profits rise 7.1% in 'challenging market'


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A pregnant thief who stole a baguette from Greggs in Lincoln was apprehended before she could finish her ill-gotten lunch, a court has heard.
Hard-up Lisa Pitchford pinched the £2.60 snack from the bakery on Lincoln High Street on Tuesday, November 7.
The 25-year-old made off with the treat before going on to steal shoes worth £8 from Boyes in Sincil Street just minutes later.
However, she didn't hold on to her stolen goods for long and was stopped by the shop's security who said they found her with the baguette - which was still only half-eaten.
Jim Clare, prosecuting on behalf of the CPS, said: "Very simply, at around midday in the Greggs bakery here I the High Street, while in the store she walks out with the baguette, making no attempt to pay.
"She then goes straight across to Boyes and takes some shoes.
"She was stopped by security and the shoes were recovered and a half-eaten baguette.
"Out of the 29 offences on her record, 21 are similar."
Pitchford, from Swift Gardens in the St Giles area of Lincoln, pleaded guilty to two counts of theft from a shop.
Simon Cobb, mitigating, said: "This has been committed out of financial need.
"The shoes were for her daughter and the baguette was for her own consumption.
"There has been a number of weeks where she has not received benefits.
"She does not have a good record - she appreciates that.
"This has arisen through a financial situation which should be resolved itself next week."
Pitchford, who is expected to have her second child soon, was given a conditional discharge for 12 months, meaning if she commits a crime in the next year, she will be punished for both incidents.
She was told to £2.60 compensation to Greggs as well as a £20 victim surcharge.