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Millions of Android phones infected by dangerous malware – these phones are at risk
Security experts are warning that over nine million Android devices have been infected by an information-stealing bit of malware. A modified version of the Cynos trojan, which has been specifically designed to steal sensitive user data, was discovered on over 190 apps installed on around 9.3million devices. However, if you're thinking this latest security alert revolves around a nefarious Android app sneaking onto the Google Play Store – as has happened in the past – then you're mistaken.
This time around, the offending apps were loaded onto Huawei's AppGallery store.
While Huawei devices now use the firm's own operating system, dubbed HarmonyOS, for many years phones from the Chinese smartphone giant ran on EMUI – which was based on Android.
The trojan loaded onto these AppGallery apps is known as 'Android.Cynos.7.origin', and was spotted by anti-virus providers Dr.Web.
Researchers from the Moscow-based firm notified Huawei about the threat, and worked with them to remove the offending apps from the AppGallery.
Bad actors hid the data-stealing malware in a range of apps such as strategy, shooting and arcade-style games for English-speaking users as well as those in China and Russia.
All of the apps ran as they had been advertised, which would have helped hide the fact they were a secret vehicle for delivering dangerous malware to unsuspecting users.
As Bleeping Computer reported, the list of Cynos malware apps is too long to share in full.
But here are some of the most notable examples, based on user installation figures…
• Hurry up and hide – – 2,000,000 installs
• Cat adventures – 427,000 installs
• Drive school simulator – 142,000 installs
Outlining their findings online, Dr.Web said: "The Android.Cynos.7.origin is one of the modifications of the Cynos program module. This module can be integrated into Android apps to monetise them. This platform has been known since at least 2014.
"Some of its versions have quite aggressive functionality: they send premium SMS, intercept incoming SMS, download and launch extra modules, and download and install other apps."
The Cynos variant found on these apps is capable of a number of malicious activities, such as spying on text messages and downloading and installing other dangerous payloads.
Sensitive data that can be stolen also includes a user's mobile phone number as well as their location.
Speaking about the discovery of the malware on the AppGallery, a Huawei spokesperson said: "AppGallery's built-in security system swiftly identified the potential risk within these apps. We are now actively working with affected developers to troubleshoot their apps. Once we can confirm that the apps are all clear, they will be re-listed on AppGallery so consumers can download their favourite apps again and continue enjoying them.
"Protecting network security and user privacy is Huawei's priority. We welcome all third-party oversight and feedback to ensure we deliver on this commitment. We will continue to collaborate closely with our partners, and at the same time, employ the most advanced and innovative technologies to safeguard our users' privacy."
Christina Aguilera releases first Spanish project in nearly 22 years: 'La Fuerza is here!!'
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City of Mount Pearl - Pearl Awards — Lat49 Architecture Inc.
The Urban Design Award is awarded to a project which promotes excellence in urban design within the City of Mount Pearl. The project must enhance the quality of life and aesthetics in the City through architectural and landscape architectural design. The Reddy Kilowatt project reclaimed a prominent brownfield site that sat vacant for a number of years after a former commercial facility had been partially removed from the site. This site is unique in that it straddles one of the busiest thoroughfares in the Avalon region and one of the most important river systems in the region, the Waterford river. This project also acts as a buffer between an industrial storage yard to the East and residential properties to the West. This terraced site is strengthened by the extensive landscaping which covers every square inch of the property.
The Green Lens Award is awarded to projects which implement green initiatives and innovative sustainable design solutions. Projects must promote the advancement of environmental stewardship, through the use of innovative and sustainable water, energy, site and building systems. The Reddy Kilowatt Credit Union project employees many innovative sustainable elements including Geothermal heating / cooling, LED lighting fixtures throughout, R18 glazed exeterior wall panels increasing diffuse natural daylighting, full Digital Controls systems, variable speed pumping controls , occupancy sensors, astronomic lighting controls along with a host of other initiatives to reduce the environmental impact of this facility.


As said above , Roy and the board will decide on Benteke's future and act in the best interests of CPFC.
You have to be sometimes , as some just don't get it.
It's not that obvious .
Swings and roundabouts comes to mind.
I haven't got a problem MKCPFC.I just don't want the same at the end of next season that's all. If we keep the Big Man and he doesn't perform "again" the way he should then this situation could happen again. And what happens if we do end up in championship, lose us best player's and the best man we've had as a Manager in Roy for God's knows how long, that's last thing i and thousands of Palace fan's want at the end of everything the club's been through.
I'm probably his biggest critic on HOL. I've said to myself i hope he proves me wrong i really do for the sake of his career in the best league in the world. I'll be the first one to say i was wrong for the thing's ive said honestly mate.
Do you want to see as a fan the club fighting for survival in the PL at the end of hopefully many other season's to come. I don't mate and i don't live 5mins from the ground im up in Sheffield no what i mean.
The other fan's you mentioned about probably don't want the same to happen as often as it has. I'm just saying get rid and look for another striker who's a hell of a lot better than Benteke theirs plenty out there.
It make's sense to me why is it so damn hard to say to you and other fan's alike.
I can't be the only one of many Hol'ers who's not scared of change, it's not difficult why is it for you that's my point.
I'm not on here to cause a row, for from it. Do you want to change the way thing's are for the good of the club.????. I do.
Boz, it's a lovely day, go enjoy!
In my humble opinion we should keep Benteke and get rid off sick note Wickham and replace him with another centre foward.
Benteke has skill and foresight and surely can't have another season like this one in 2018/2019.
Invited to SP after Xmas 1969 by new stepfather and his best mate. Freezing cold and lost 5-1. Been a fan ever since!!!!
Will RH be able to get Benteke scoring regularly again or will we see him sold off?


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Keywords: Radix Entomolaris, Mandibular first molar, Extra Root.


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Chuggington is great fun for kids of all ages on TV, and even more fun when playing with the tracks and play sets associated with the characters. Some of the most fun sets are inspired by actual episodes. We are going to take a look at two sets of Chuggington track sets, Koko's Ice Escape and the Twists and Turns Expansion. Both of which are great sets for different reasons, Ice Escape lets kids reenact a classic episode and Twists and Turns get the creative juices flowing.
First up is Koko's Ice Escape Action Playset. The play set is based on the episode of Chuggington called "Frostini's Meltdown". In the episode the power goes out and Frostini has to keep his ice cream from melting. The Chuggers help Frostini get to the ice tunnel to save the day. The play set features Koko and is a windy twisty track.
Since this track is for the new die cast trains, the tracks are able to stack upon each other to bring the excitement to the next level as well as stimulate some outside the box thinking. There are a few possible track combinations, but the real fun starts once everyone has a firm grasp of what the tracks can do and how they fit best together. Little Man really likes this set because of the swirls and turns in it which translate to more levels of fun and bigger stacked tracks. The play set itself also includes bridges and overpasses as well as a frosty cargo cart to pull around.
Next up is the Twists and Turns Expansion. This pack can be added to any other die cast track set. With the 15 pieces included it is easier then ever to have your play set reach for the sky or connect multiple sets together for one mega set with trains going in every direction and tons of fun. The way track building works in our house is Dad and Little Man build the tracks together, then eventually Little Man smashes the track when they are almost done playing. Im not sure who has more fun, Dad craming as many twists and turns into one set or Little Man once its all done and its almost time to smash it. Either way they both have a great time working together and sharing their vision of the Chuggington world.
In additional news, TOMY wants to inspire fans to get creative and combine Chuggington StackTrack(TM) playsets and track pieces to create amazing Megabuilds with the launch of Megabuild Junction (www.stackyourtrack.com). Megabuild Junction showcases awe-inspiring layouts and provides building instructions for a variety of skill levels so kids can combine existing playsets and create mega-exciting Megabuilds.
The step-by-step instructions will tell you which sets and track pieces are used, encouraging kids to re-create the Megabuilds or better yet, challenge their imaginations to create new combinations, and then all we ask is they post about your experience AND share photos or videos of their Megabuilds on social media.
To put it another way, they want Megabuild Junction to be the source for inspiration to get even more out of the Chuggington StackTrack™ playsets.
1. Click on Megabuild instructions for step-by-step instructions to create Megabuilds by combining StackTrack and die-cast train sets.
2. To see what our designers and other families have created, visit photos & videos.
3. Click on building tips for helpful suggestions and tricks from the Chuggington toy team experts.
One of you can win a playset of your own. Please use the Rafflecopter form below if you'd like to enter. Good luck! Ends May 23, 2014.
I would give this to my sister who has a daycare, and I'm sure the kids would love it.
I would give it to my nephew. He's crazy about trains and would love this.
I would love to win this for my little grandson. He loves Chuggington.
I would love to get this for my grandson, Carter. Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
This would be for my nephew. He would love it.
I have 3 boys that would just absolutely love this! They LOVE trains, especially Chuggington! Thanks for the chance!
Would give to my nephew. Too cute.
I'd love to win this for my nephew who is a fan of Chuggington. Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
My 2 year old is obsessed with trains. Especially with Koko. He woudl go crazy over this, and his 3rd birthday is coming up soon!
I will give this to my son if I win.Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
This would be for my daughter who is five. She loves trains and watches Chuggington a lot on TV. She has a few of their trains, but not a Chuggington track.
I would give this to my boys! They love Chuggington! Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
I will most definitely give this to my grandson, he is so in love with chuggington and trains period. I hope I will be able to win this and give to him.
My nephews Bday is coming up in a month if I were to win this I would give this to him he loves Chuggington.
My two boys are obsessed with Chuggington! They love anything trains!
I will give this to my son whose birthday is next week.
Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize!! My son would be really happy to win this he has just started to become interested in Chuggington. He would play with this for hours.
My youngest son's birthday is at the end of the month and this would be perfect for him. He is a fan of Thomas and Friends.
I would give this to my son who loves everything Chuggington. Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
My daughter loves chuggington and trains and would love to have a train set."Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
I would give this to my daughter. Thanks for the giveaway. I am excited. This is a great prize.
I would give this to my son! He is a huge fan of everything to do with Chuggington.
Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize. I would give this to my son! He would love it!
I'd Love To Gift This To My Nephew! Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize!
Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize for my niece.
I would give this to my grandson. He loves playing with trains.
I know my nephew would squeal with joy to receive this for his birthday in July! Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
I would give this to my nephew! He loves chuggington!
This would be perfect for my two adorable sons who both love Chuggington. Thank you so much for the opportunity to win.
Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize. If I win, I will give this to my nephew.
i will give this to my great nephews who are twins. I think they will like this a lot and it will make them love me even more.
This would be an awesome gift for my train loving daughter. She loves Chuggington. I know she would love to have this. Thank you for a wonderful giveaway.
I will give this to my friends' twin boys.
I would love to give this to my son because he is obsessed with trains!
I would love to win this for my grandson because he loves chuggington.
I would love to give this to my son! Chuggington toys and show are his favorites!
I would give this to my nephew. He adores Chuggington and would be so thrilled. I think the Chuggington track sets are high-quality and very fun!!!
Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize for my littlest grandson. He would have a blast with this!
I have 3 boys 5 and under – they would all love this! Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
I would give this to my 18 month old son. He is obsessed with thomas the train and chuggington. He loves to say "choo-choo" and plays with his trains everywhere.
I will give the train set to my toddler daughter. She loves trains already. Plus I enjoy helping put train tracks together for her.
This would be for my 2 year old son – he LOVES choo-choos and would love to have these tracks to play on! I think the first time the tracks are up in the air will get a big "Wowwww!" from him!
This would be for my son and daughter to share. They would enjoy this.
I would give it to my daughter. Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.
I would give it to my two boys since they LOVE chuggington. Thanks for the giveaway! I am excited. I hope I win the prize.


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← Cheap Xbox 360
Buy Nintendo →
Xbox 360 Price
New Xbox 360 Price – Overview
New Xbox 360
New Xbox 360 is released by Microsoft to address the various complaints against the old Xbox 360 version and of course to boost the sales of the Xbox 360 which is still below the Nintendo Wii's sales. New Xbox 360 price is not as expensive as an initial price of the Xbox 360 Elite. New Xbox 360 price ranges from $ 200 up to $ 400.
New Xbox 360 consists several versions, which are 250 GB and 4 GB. The 250 GB version is available on the market since June 2010 while the other version is available since August 2010. The Xbox 360 price for 250 GB version is $ 300 whereas if added with Kinect sensor the price goes to $ 400. Xbox 360 price for a 4 GB version is $ 200 and if you want Kinect sensor as well then you need to add $ 100.
New Xbox 360 Price – What Will You Get
New Xbox 360 is a big improvement from the old Xbox 360 version. In this new version you will get a more streamlined console and use less energy. No more noisy fan or drive, because the cooling system has been improved. There is built-in Wifi in new Xbox 360, so you do not need to buy expensive Wifi device separately.
The number of ports in the new Xbox 360 are 5 ports, more than its predecessor. There is also Kinect port used to plug Kinect sensor inside new Xbox 360, so you do not need to plug Kinect sensor into a wall outlet and USB port.
The special feature in the new Xbox 360 is Kinect sensor bundled with the console either for 4 GB version or 250 GB version. New Xbox 360 price with Kinect is $ 300 for 4 GB version and $ 400 for the other version. You also will get Kinect Adventures game when you buy this bundle.
Kinect sensor is phenomenal. Within 25 days since its release, Kinect sensor has sold 2.5 million units. The sales even exceeds the iPad's sales, which is iPad only sold over 2 million units within 2 months from its release date.
The presence of Kinect sensor surely can boost the sales of new Xbox 360 and also makes rivals such as PlayStation and Nintendo worried. You do not need any additional equipment to play the game when using Kinect sensor. All movement of the hands, feet, body, even your voice is the controller. The other hand, PlayStation Move and Nintendo Wii can also provide motion gaming but you still holding the two controllers when playing the game. With Kinect, you also can watch and control HD Movie just by waving your hand.
That is a brief overview of new Xbox 360 price today. New Xbox 360 price indeed competes with the new version of the PlayStation package on the market. Just ask for yourself, if this new Xbox 360 price provides everything you need in their bundle or not.
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Mike Thomas plans to talk about soldiers of fortune and the International Space Station during his April presentations at Jack C. Davis Observatory at Western Nevada College.
On Friday, April 12, Thomas will provide attendees with "Mercenary," the story of soldiers of fortune, past and present.
The following evening on Saturday, April 13, Thomas is scheduled to talk about "Space Station," the history of the International Space Station, which will be accompanied by some outstanding photos.
The free lectures start at 7:30 p.m.; doors to the observatory open at 7 p.m.
On Saturday nights when lectures aren't scheduled, the observatory is open to the public from sundown to 11 p.m. At this time, the Western Nevada Astronomical Society hosts Star Parties, bringing together people with an interest in astronomy. Newcomers are always welcome.
The observatory is located at 2699 Van Patten Drive in Carson City.


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The View magazine hooked up with the gorgeous Taryn Williams, founder and agent at Wink Models in Australia. She shares about her childhood, how she got discovered, her career, starting the agency, and much more.
TV: Hi Taryn! Tell us a bit about you.
TW: Hi! I was born the Barossa Valley, South Australia, so there is wine in my blood! My parents travelled a lot, when I was 8 we moved to Fiji for 4 years, which was an amazing experience. Going to an international school and living in another culture was such an incredible opportunity, and something I am so thankful we got to do. I loved school, and loved a challenge, so at 15 decided to get my pilots licence! I have the most supportive and encouraging family, and like all teenage girls was probably a handful for a few years, but always had a drive that I knew would take me somewhere exciting. I was awarded Dux of my high school, and moved to Canberra for Uni, followed a few years later by the big move to Sydney.
TV: How did you got in touch with the modeling world?
TW: I was approached by an agency when I was 15, and started working locally and then internationally, getting to visit some pretty cool places like Korea, Japan, India and Fiji. It was never something I had thought of as a career, I was pretty studious growing up, and really wanted to work in politics or law. That said, it afforded me some amazing opportunities and I got to work with some of the most intelligent and inspirational people, so I wouldn't change it for anything now!
TV: Take us through your career before starting WINK.
TW: I worked as a model from 15, appearing in campaigns for brands such as Virgin Mobile, Lynx, Invisalign, Stockland shopping centres, Qantas, VO5 hair products and many more. I was also working as an event producer, working on major festivals such as Tropfest, and show calling fashion shows for brands like Alex Perry and Lee Jeans. I started as a photographic advertising producer at 23, producing ad campaigns for Wittner shoes, Spring Racing, Kotex, Crown Casino and other big blue chip brands. Starting the agency was such a natural culmination of all the skills I'd learned over the years, and bringing my experience of working both client & agency side. I really understood the industry from all angles, and knew what needed to change for all parties to get a better result.
TV: At some point you must have thought "I can do all of that way better!"? Have you always had an entrepreneurial spirit?
TW: I was really lucky that I have been surrounded by amazing entrepreneurs since my late teens. I was fostered by people who had their own businesses, including incredibly successful advertising agencies, finance firms, production companies and retail brands. It was almost as if in my world it was 'normal' to be an entrepreneur, and the long hours, challenging the norm, risk taking, was all encouraged & accepted. As I started to see the aspects in my industry that could be done better, the next natural step was to do it better myself, and I was blessed to have such strong mentors in my corner.
TV: What were the biggest challenges you met in the first year? The clients weren't lining up from start were they?
TW: I was lucky that through my contacts and experience, we did have clients from day 1. That said, there was of course all the challenges of starting a business that we all have to go through – the fear of delegating to others, learning to manage cash flow, growing through those pain points & hiring staff for the first time.
TV: Who were the first clients and the projects that made you think "Yeah, this can really work, I am on the right track!"?
TW: The first month I was in business, we landed 3 talent on a major campaign shoot for Nokia (back when they were THE phone to have!). This really solidified for me that we were onto something. We were providing great talent that you couldn't source at other agencies, and we were servicing our clients in a way other agencies weren't. The bookings started flowing in, as did the positive feedback and applications from new talent, and I knew we were on the right track!
TV: There has been a huge growth in new agencies being started, many of them focusing on high-fashion, yet you chose to be as broad as possible. Why?
TW: There's a number of agencies closing down, too. The big dollars in advertising spend in traditional above the line media just isn't there any more, companies aren't spending $50K on a model for a car ad. They're spending on social, experiential, viral, branded content, and this has seen a number of traditional talent agencies close their doors. I do really believe there is a market for lots of different type of agencies, but the successful ones are the ones who know their USP, but can still adapt to market changes. At WINK we saw an increased need for healthy, relatable, commercial talent and that's the market we focus on.
TV: Introduce us to your team.
TW: Elysia Vickas, NSW Talent Manager. Elysia has recently completed a Masters of Digital Communication at the University of Sydney and has a long running background in professional photography and event management. After modeling for several years, she was introduced to WINK Models and found it very appealing due to their focus on health & fitness, setting a realistic standard for modelling in Australia. After a successful career as a model, she commenced in the WINK Head office managing our NSW team & project managing the creation of the WINK Models App. She has a strong passion towards competitive sport, playing high level soccer for many years and has begun competing in triathlons, recently kicking her boyfriends butt in the Huskission Tri! She has a passion for travel & adventure, having explored many countries in the world, and this year travelling to South America for the World Cup and to complete the Inca trail.
Sage Greenwood, Melbourne & Sports Division Manager. Sage is the giraffe of the team. Lanky and clumsy, but ever so gorgeous, she graduated from university having studied a Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) at the end of 2013. Since then, she has been on board WINK in the head office, but not without a few sneaky overseas trips, running the office remotely from some exotic locations! Sage loves travel and has seen more of the world than most retirees. Having modeled since she was 15, Sage brings a unique, hands on, understanding to the team, thriving on her behind the scenes role in an industry she grew up in. Proud mum to Alfie the whippet, any free time she gets is spent outdoors or in a yoga studio.
Sandra Hudson, General Manager. A Senior Major Events and Marketing professional with over 19 years experience working with national and international organisations in Australia and North America. Sandra joined the WINK team in March 2014. Originally studying International Business and having a passion for International Aid and Development, Sandra stumbled onto the NYC fashion scene in the late 90s. From producing still photo shoots, assisting Directors in feature films, running large scale festivals as a Festival Director, to working both Agency & Client side in Advertising, Sandra really brings a wealth of experience to the team- having had exposure across many different aspects of the industry. With a key focus on project management, including business planning and strategy development, Sandra is excited to be part of such a young and dynamic company on the brink of substantial growth.
Lucy Horton, Talent Assistant. Lucy started with us 6 months ago as an intern, after completing her uni degree. She dazzled us so much, we hired her! Her mother is one of our Classics models at WINK, and Lucy grew up living and breathing the modelling industry through her mum. As a child she used to cut models out of magazines to make her 'portfolio of talent' in her pretend agency – she was truly born to do this!
TV: How do you see the agency world in the near future? Do we still have the traditional structure, broad talents like yours, something else?
TW: I think there are some big changes coming to the traditional modelling agency world. We've seen more and more so the impact of social media and content that needs to be relatable and genuine for consumers. Westfield is a perfect example, using a blogger as the face of their campaign instead of a traditional fashion model. Consumers are much more intelligent about advertising and content needs to be engaging, clever, relevant & shareable.Agencies need to adapt & grow with changing trends, embrace technology & look for global markets.
TV: Describe your ideal 'away from work' holiday.
TW: My team will tell you, I'm hopeless on holiday! I bore easily, and in all seriousness love what I do, so it's hard for them to get me out of the office! That said, I had an amazing break in January, in a tiny little island call Sumba off of Indonesia, swimming, sun baking & playing chess (my new addiction). Next I really want to go to the sloth sanctuary in Costa Rica, I have a secret obsession with sloths – I just think they're so cute!
TV: Thanks Taryn!
Check out her work on the Wink website.
Interview with Taryn Williams, founding agent of Wink Models
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Eugène Renduel est un éditeur français né le  à Lormes (Nièvre) et mort le 19 octobre 1874 à Beuvron (Nièvre).

Biographie

Après avoir débuté comme clerc chez un avoué de Clamecy, Eugène Renduel s'installe à Paris en 1819. D'abord employé chez un libraire, il ouvre sa propre librairie en 1826, au 22 rue des Grands-Augustins, et devient rapidement l'éditeur attitré des écrivains romantiques.

Entre 1830 et 1838, il publie entre autres les œuvres de Victor Hugo, Charles Nodier, Eugène Sue, Sainte-Beuve, Alfred de Musset, Lamennais, et, parmi la jeune génération du Petit-Cénacle, Théophile Gautier et Pétrus Borel.

Il finit par abandonner le Gaspard de la nuit d'Aloysius Bertrand sept ans après avoir passé traité avec son auteur.

Pour la réalisation des gravures, Eugène Renduel fait appel aux plus célèbres illustrateurs de l'époque, Célestin Nanteuil, Louis Boulanger, Tony Johannot.

En 1838, il achète le château de Beuvron (Nièvre)  et les terres agricoles liées, il s'y retire pour raison de santé deux ans plus tard, renonçant à toute activité éditoriale.

Propriétaire fermier, il sera maire de sa commune, jusqu'à une première attaque en 1873.

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Naissance en novembre 1798
Naissance dans la Nièvre
Naissance dans le Morvan
Décès en octobre 1874
Décès à 75 ans
Éditeur français
Maison d'édition française disparue
Personnalité liée à la Nièvre
Personnalité liée au Morvan

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Sandrine and Jean-Christophe, originated from the south of France, headed to Puerto Vallarta in 2004. After spending 6 years working in the agricultural field, they decided to launch Le Bistrot.
Filled with passion for cooking, Jean-Christophe invites you to discover dishes and traditional preparations of the French culinary art.
Sandrine welcomes you and she directly whets your appetite by presenting the menu of the day.
They take you to France while tasting traditional flavours resulting from the perfect match between local fresh products and others imported from France.
Your visit to Le Bistrot will be first and foremost a unique qualitative experience.
Every day, we offer you fresh products that we have especially selected for their taste and quality among local suppliers.
In addition to our good quality food, we also import fine products from France that give our French Cuisine its authentic taste!
Our Chef Jean-Christophe has selected for you the best dishes in the French gastronomy. His objective is to offer you an unforgettable gustatory experience at about 9500 miles from Paris.
– Discover here the complete list of our dishes from which we make our menus of the day.


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Media Meets Commerce, As Thrillist Buys JackThreads (Plus, 1,000 Invites)
Erick Schonfeld	@erickschonfeld / 11 years
It was only this past weekend that Dave Chase argued in a guest post here on TechCrunch that online media companies should get into e-commerce through group buying and flash sale sites. Ben Lerer, the founder of men's site Thrillist (and New York City seed investor along with his father Ken) agrees wholeheartedly. He just bought JackThreads, a members-only commerce site that focusses on flash sales for men's fashion (you know, hoodies, fitted hats, sunglasses, and retro sneakers) . It's like a grungy Gilte Groupe for guys. If you want to check it out, we have a 1,000 invites for JackThreads here.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but JackThreads is a 10-person shop in Columbus, Ohio that is already profitable and doing millions of dollars in revenue. "It is not a huge transaction," says Lerer. "I think the potential is massive though."
JackThreads founder Jason Ross will continue to run the business, which will add an e-commerce revenue stream to Thrillist's existing advertising revenue. The group buying industry is taking off because it brings together volume purchases in return for significant discounts. JackThreads is honing in on the young male shopper who wants to look good but not spend a lot of time in a store.
Thrillist, of course, already appeals to the exact same audience of young men. "Our guys love this kind of stuff," says Lerer. Thrillist has a loyal following of 1.8 million subscribers who still get Thrillist's shopping and nightlife tips primarily through email. It is such a desirable demographic, however, that Lerer expects to reach $10 million in advertising revenue alone this year. JackThreads will continue to operate as a separate site, with cross-promotion from Thrillist.
Something tells me we are going to be seeing more of these media-commerce deals in the near future.


Associate Professor John Gargano is a ceramist and became ceramics area coordinator at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 2000. He has exhibited his work at museums and galleries in 15 states and received awards and Artist Fellowships in Ohio and Louisiana. Professor Gargano earned a B.F.A. with Honors from The Center for Creative Studies in 1992 and a M.F.A. From The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.
John has taught in the Study Abroad Paris Program at UL Lafayette, participated in a residency at Watershed in 2011, given numerous Workshops/Lectures at regional universities and at Hartwick College in Onenonta, NY and The Ohio State University. His grant writing efforts funded the creation of an outdoor kiln yard for the Ceramics Area at UL Lafayette. Professor Gargano spends his free time playing music with his band, Cones of Uncertainty, and is often surfing or riding motocross bikes.
The ideas behind my art work stem from a fascination with Pre-Columbian pottery, mechanisms and forms of the human body, military armament and objects from the industrial world. These elements are intuitively mixed to generate universal forms that have familiarity and feel new, yet retain a link to the past and a hint of identity or function. That mystery captures my interest and gives the work a chance for dialogue or interpretation.
The work often deals with parts, arms, or appendages that connect with pins, ball joints, or slots. Nestling or fitting one form into another is of great concern and requires engineering. Utilizing clay parts not only satisfies my artistic sensibilities, it also full-fills a need to express the importance of mechanics and working with tools.
Growing up in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, the exposure to steel and automotive industries coupled with decay of "Downtown Detroit" impressed on me the effects of industrial weathering and age. The family trips to Northern Michigan exposed me to the weathering of the natural world through lichen, mosses, dramatic season changes, and the mixes of birch and conifers. These memories and experiences are a vital part of my work's surface texture and glaze color palette. The glaze colors and surfaces allow my work to transcend time and place by existing in the present but often times feeling weathered, referencing a previous existence.


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The year 2009 is the 17th year in the history of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), a mixed martial arts promotion based in the United States. In 2009 the UFC held 20 events beginning with, UFC 93: Franklin vs. Henderson.

Title fights

The Ultimate Fighter

Debut UFC fighters

The following fighters fought their first UFC fight in 2009:

Aaron Simpson
Alexander Gustafsson
Alexandre Barros
Andre Winner
Antônio Rogério Nogueira
Ben Rothwell
Brendan Schaub
Brian Cobb
Brian Foster
Brian Stann
Cameron Dollar
Carlos Condit
Chase Gormley
Chris Tuchscherer
DaMarques Johnson
Dan Cramer
Danillo Villefort
Darrill Schoonover
Denis Kang
Denis Stojnic
Derek Downey
Drew McFedries
Edgar Garcia
Evan Dunham
Fabricio Camões
Frank Lester

Igor Pokrajac
Ivan Serati
Jacob Volkmann
Jake Ellenberger
Jake Rosholt
James McSweeney
James Wilks
Jared Hamman
Jay Silva
Jesse Lennox
Jesse Sanders
Joe Brammer
John Hathaway
John Howard
Johny Hendricks
Jon Madsen
Justin Wren
Kimbo Slice
Lucio Linhares
Marcus Jones
Mark Muñoz
Matt Mitrione
Matt Veach
Mike Ciesnolevicz
Mike Pierce
Mike Pyle

Mike Russow
Neil Grove
Nick Catone
Nick Osipczak
Nik Lentz
Nissen Osterneck
Paul Daley
Paulo Thiago
Peter Sobotta
Rafaello Oliveira
Ricardo Funch
Rick Story
Rodney Wallace
Ross Pearson
Roy Nelson
Ryan Madigan
Stefan Struve
Steve Lopez
Steve Steinbeiss
Tim Hague
Tim McKenzie
T. J. Grant
Todd Duffee
Tom Egan
Xavier Foupa-Pokam
Yoshihiro Akiyama

Events list

See also
 UFC
 List of UFC champions
 List of UFC events

References

Ultimate Fighting Championship by year
2009 in mixed martial arts


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SAPC Elections 2019
Prof Kate O'Donnell
Seeking SAPC executive committee members
In 2019, we will be holding an election for two general member places on SAPC Executive, to serve from July 2019-2022. Exeutive Members James Prior and Suzanne Richards' terms are due to end at the AGM in July 2019. They have both indicated that they would like to stand for re-election.
We are delighted that Professor Carolyn Chew-Graham, Vice-chair will become Chair at the AGM in July 2019.
The Executive team lead the work of SAPC to raise the profile of Academic Primary Care, build a vibrant workforce by helping people Get In and Get On in APC, and enhance the impact of our work through supporting collaborations. You may like to read the most recent Officers' Report (presented at AGM 2018) which highlights SAPC activities in the year to July 2018.
Each Executive member leads on an area of work for the Society after they have been part of the team for a few meetings. Details of the current team can be found on the Exec page.
We're now inviting expressions of interest in standing for this year's election. Please also indicate, in a couple of sentences, which area of SAPC work you are particularly interested in supporting or new areas that you would like to help develop.
You must be a member of SAPC to stand. (You can join us here!) and must be proposed and seconded by SAPC members (electronic signatures permitted).
The deadline for submitting nominations is 5pm on Wednesday 17th April 2019. Please complete the nomination form and send it by email to office@sapc.ac.uk.
Electoral Reform Services will be running the elections for us again this year. Ballot notification will be sent shortly after the closing date for nominations, with an expected closing date of 30th May 2019. Results will be announced at the AGM on 4th July during the annual scientific meeting at the University of Exeter..
If you have questions about the process, please do contact Sue. For details about the posts, please contact Kate (SAPC Chair) or any member of the SAPC Executive.


Applying for a UK Permanent Residence Card is something you may need to consider to secure your permanent residence in the UK. If you are a non-EEA (European Economic Area) related to EEA nationals by virtue of family or extended family (brother, sister, uncle, aunt, nephew, niece or unmarried partner), and has been enjoying Treaty Rights in the United Kingdom for at least 5 years, you need to be reading this article.
In the coming years, the residence card will make it easier for those in the UK to stay and claim permanent residence. This also means that they will have easier and better access to privileges that permanent residents enjoy.
How Do I Apply For A Permanent Residence-card?
If you have been living in the UK for at least 5 years, then you automatically qualify to get a permanent status and can apply for a UK residence card.
Another detail to keep in mind is that in March 2019, the EU Settlement Scheme will take effect. This scheme allows EU citizens to continue living in the UK. If you and your family have been living in the UK prior to December 21, 2020, then you are eligible to apply for either settled or pre-settled status.
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a) You qualify if you have been living with an EEA family member or extended family in the UK continuously for 5 years.
b) You qualify if the EEA family member or extended family you have been living with is considered a "qualified person" in the 5 years he or she has been living in the UK. A "qualified person" is a citizen of an EEA country or Switzerland and is currently working, studying, self-employed, self-sufficient or looking for employment.
If you have been living continuously in the UK for the last 5 years and are holding a valid EEA family permit and a residence card, then you are also eligible to get a UK Permanent Residence Card. You can either apply as a family member of an EEA national and invoke the retained right of residence or under the Surinder Sing law if you entered the UK after living in another EEA country as defined in the EU law.
There are special considerations where the 5-year requirement can be waived. The first is if the EEA national family member you were living with was working or self-employed in the UK immediately prior to their death. The other condition is if the EEA family member who has been working or is self-employed has stopped working due to retirement or permanent incapacity.
5. A proof of your relationship to the EEA family member. This could be in the form of a birth certificate, civil partnership certificate, marriage certificate, or any documentation that shows you have been living together for the last 2 years in case of non-marriage.
need to furnish and submit a certified translation.
6.2. On another note, you will also need to take a look at your circumstances as you may be asked to provide additional documentation.
a) If the family member sponsoring you is currently in the UK under Treaty rights, then you will need to fill out the form for a registration certificate or residence card for a family member (Form FM). You can access the form here.
b) If the extended family member sponsoring you is an EEA national under Treaty rights, then you will need to fill out the form for a registration certificate or residence card for extended family (Form EFM). You can access the form here.
7. After your application, there is also a fee of £19.20 for the biometric information and photo for your identification.
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Though there is no legal requirement for the permanent residence card because, under the European Union law, there is a right of permanent residence, the permanent residence card just makes it faster and less of a hassle for you to re-enter the UK, get employment and subscribe to various services that permanent residents enjoy because you have the card that says you have the right to permanent residence.
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This book presents the latest developments in structural dynamics with particular emphasis on the formulation of equations of motion by finite element methods and their solution using microcomputers.
The book discusses the use of frequency-dependent shape functions for realistic finite element modelling, as opposed to the approximate conventional shape functions. A useful feature of the book in handling the forced vibration problem is the separation of the solution into two parts; the steady state and transient. Advanced topics such as substructure and synthesis are viewed in a modern unified manner. A complete listing of the finite element programme NATVIB used is given.
1. Finite Elements and Structural Dynamics. 2. Element Matrices. 3. System Matrices. 4. Solution of System Matrices. 5. Dynamic Response and Advanced Topics. 6. NATVIB -- A Computer Package. Index.


This morning I wanted to practice drawing faces in different styles (for my next project), so I drew myself from a photo that I took as I sat there. I also wanted to draw a self portrait to use on this site and elsewhere, as I think its a good way to show that you would indeed use your own product (EHEM AND SO SHOULD YOU ONLY £9.99 at Woolworths). However it is very difficult to get this seemingly straightforward task right.
Firstly the 3 minute sketch I did this morning was far better than the 90 minute sketch (don't judge me!) that I did in the same sitting later on - one that I worked on after 3 or 4 :coughawful: attempts. So I saw in effect what I already knew; that whilst practice is important over the years, in a single sitting frame of mind is far more important. You actually have to feel relaxed and almost blase. Working on the same "sketch" for 90 minutes is hard. It becomes hypnotic and addictive. Its hard to explain and I wonder - in fact I am sure other artists will know what I mean when I say it's easy to over work something. It's a temptation I probably give in to too often.
That is the story with sketching. Now, for me at least, the same is not true of painting. It is still a fine balance and you have to know when to stop (most times I do not get it right) but at least I am learning. With painting it seems to help to start large and work down (or is it up) to the detail, like sculpting out of rock. Chip off the blocks and then chisel the features, finally sand the surface.
The thing is, sometimes I lose sight of the overall effect and just get into perfecting it on a micro level. The challenge then is to keep the big picture in mind whilst making the details work for the larger picture. O man. It's hard work is what I am saying. It's the same as with writing or cooking or anything creative. I didn't think it wasn't, I am just reiterating that whilst it is fulfilling and entertaining and fascinating not to say downright awesome to be doing art everyday, it also takes a lot to get over the basic fear that you are just a bit wack. The fear gives you tunnel vision leads you to completely pummel a piece of work into the ground and all because you are actually procrastinating.
What you are procrastinating over is usually between you and your next project. AHA. The truth. I am meant to be starting something new you see, and I am excited and nervous. This drawing exercise was a way of dealing with these DISTRACTING EMOTIONS whilst successfully not getting on with tackling the task and in doing so potentially discovering that maybe it isn't as "challenging" (read impossibly hard and out of my range of capabilities) as the mean little voices might say or as I had feared. In fact everyone seems to agree that challenging is good. I need a challenge it seems.
PS because I am stubborn I cartoonised my sketch anyway despite it not really being a cartoon, as that was the reason (excuse) for spending all day drawing my stupid face. (Its weird I look like a robotic mutant of Jackie Onassis and believe me that is not what I would want to look like if I could choose which is weird because I could given that I am its creator). I am not sure I will use it on twitter or here or anywhere ever again, but there you go, you never know you just have to do these things anyway. The style thing is probably definitely helping toward my next project, the clues are these. I might be able to share a few things as I go along. Or I should start some things on the side to keep up the versatility, I was beginning to think I could only draw Death in Therapy style. I just wanted to prove myself wrong.
Also I did paint my self portrait in oils a few years ago, maybe 2007? I can't find a photo of it right now. It's not an easy thing to do without getting all upside your head. Could just be me. I dunno.


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Tim Duncan 'at the top' with NBA greats after 5th title
SAN ANTONIO — Something was tugging at Tim Duncan.
The San Antonio Spurs big man with the bigger smile stood on stage inside the AT&T Center late Sunday night, his fifth championship finally in his grasps and his two beautiful children in his arms.The tug came once, then twice, then a third time, with Duncan ignoring the prodding from below as if it were the 2013 NBA Finals nightmare that had finally disappeared into the deep.
But Bill Russell, naturally, wouldn't be denied. The legendary big man pulled on Duncan's sweaty jersey until he finally turned around, and two of the game's greats embraced in a shared moment of mutual respect. And then, the former Boston Celtics great whose record of 11 titles will likely never be beat made the most poignant and powerful observation of the night about what this all meant for Duncan's place in history among the game's greatest bigs.
"Right up there at the top," Russell told USA TODAY Sports.
He is, indeed.
Everywhere you turned in this joyous place, there was somebody marveling about his part in this incredible Spurs play. How does a 38-year-old who looked so close to his end just a few years ago pull off such a stunt, not only finishing the championship run that they'd started back when Bill Clinton was in office, but also playing the same epicenter role that he did back then?
It's not just the number of titles, of course, but how he got them — never in back-to-back fashion, always requiring a restart when years would go by in between without a ring, a long stretch of success that puts him in a class all his own for all of time. It had been seven years since their last, and one torturous year since they saw it slip away in Miami and left everyone wondering if there was any way they could get back.
David Robinson was there at the start, when he so graciously mentored this stoic sensation who had gone from the Virgin Islands to Wake Forest to the middle of Texas. He was there at the end, too, hugging Duncan at center court as the black and white confetti fell before making it clear that his old friend will go down as one of the best there ever was.
"I mean he was already at the top (among all-time big men)," Robinson, who retired at the age of 37, told USA TODAY Sports. "You couldn't argue with his credentials before today, and it's going to be even harder now. He's clearly one of the best players to ever play.
"I don't know that you can put anybody in his category for sustained excellence. It's unbelievable. It was a progression. We've grown it from being 20-61 (actually 20-62 in 1996-97) to now our fifth championship, and I feel like I was a part of that so that's a lot of fun."
Robinson said he and Duncan never spoke about the 2013 Finals and how bad they hurt. There was, Robinson said, simply no need to.
"I knew it stung them," Robinson said. "It hurt me. I wasn't even playing, and it hurt me. For them to come back and to play the way they played in this Finals speaks volume about what kind of guys these guys are. No team gives up a championship without a fight, so it just shows you what kind of guys we've got here."
Duncan wasn't dominant in the Finals, averaging 15.4 points and 10.0 rebounds in all, but he didn't have to be. He had to be there like he always is, captaining the defense that allowed just 91.6 points per game in the Finals while serving as such a vital part of the free-flowing offense that outscored the Heat by an average margin of 18 points in their wins. How one-sided was this? The Spurs set a new NBA record for point differential in the Finals. And throughout, Duncan certainly didn't look like someone who needed to call it quits anytime soon.
The wait now begins to see if Duncan is at all tempted to drop the silver-and-black mike after putting on an incredible show. Duncan, who has a player option for next season worth $10.3 million, was evasive afterwards when asked about his future. This was about the moment, one that he wasn't sure would ever come back when they all came so close a year before.
"Very special," Duncan said. "To do it at home, to do it with my kids and my family and my friends here made it so much more special. Just a great experience, and a great experience for them.
"For whatever reason, it is sweeter than any other, whether it be because of the time frame, because I'm coming towards the end of my career, because I can have these two (daughter Sydney and son Draven) here and really remember it and enjoy the experience, all of those things make it that much more special."
So, Duncan was asked, wouldn't it be tough to walk away from a team that keeps beating Father Time?
"Yeah," he said before growing suspect about the question. "I don't know. I'm guessing you're leading me into a question that I'm not going to answer, so I'll just go ahead and avoid that one."
Regardless of what happens next, they all agreed that this was the sweetest one yet. Not only because they exacted revenge against the Heat, but because the last one is always the best.
"Each one is always sweeter," Spurs owner Peter Holt said as he stood amid the postgame celebration on the court. "If you're in this business and you don't think each one is sweeter, you're crazy. Nah, it's wonderful."
Even more so for Tony Parker. He had come into the league as a score-first point guard from France, a 19-year-old talent who eventually evolved with coach Gregg Popovich's stern guidance and who became so close with Duncan along the way. Parker had promised Duncan that they would get back to this magical place before their time together was over, and here they were. Incredibly. Tirelessly. Age-lessly. Again.
"It's awesome man, just awesome," Parker told USA TODAY Sports. "I'm happy for (Duncan). We did it together, and we've been together for so long. It's the sweetest one, by far. It's unbelievable what he has been able to accomplish…Five rings speaks for itself"


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"It was horrible. You don't even know what to do," recalls Bobbie Werly.
Now at 35-years old with two young children of her own, Roxanne can relate to her mother's angst. On April 6, 1986, when Roxanne was not quite three-years-old, she was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia or ALL.
"Roxanne had a double ear infection," Bobbie remembers. "She never had ear infections, so I took her to the doctor, and they wanted to see her two weeks later to make sure it had gone away. When we came back to the doctor, we told him that Roxanne had said her knee had been hurting her. The doctor thought we should do an x-ray, so they did an x-ray and saw that the cancer had eaten away some of the patellar bone in her knee. Later that same day, they had us do some blood work. The doctor had us go and get something to eat. When we came back, he told us she either had leukemia or childhood rheumatoid arthritis. From there, we went right from the doctor's office to UMC to do a bone marrow biopsy. At that time, they let me in the operating room."
Bobbie said when Roxanne was going through treatment, Candlelighters was just getting started. "Candlelighters was fairly new. When Roxanne was diagnosed, Tony [Roxanne's father and Bobbie's husband] didn't want her to be treated differently. He had been a Scout leader and one of his Scouts, a few months before, at just 13-years old had passed from leukemia. And, Tony had a cousin that had passed of leukemia, so he didn't want to tell anyone. It was just too hard."
"I had someone call me at home and told me about Candlelighters, and I didn't want to talk to them. I don't know if I was in denial, or if that call made it more real, but I took the name and number down but didn't talk to them. Two or three days later, I had a whole list of questions. I called Candlelighters up, and I was in from then on."


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Maybe we should win our conference once or twice, before we think we are ready to jump ship to a better conference. Being the bottom dweller of anything is not a good place to be. We are on our way there, but we aren't there yet.
Winning and being dominant is the quickest way to elevate, but it's only one piece of the puzzle. There are a lot of bad teams in better conferences.
There's no where to go for UNT. You would have to have a great sale job for NT to go MWC and from the bitching from us playing in New Mexico it would be a hard sale. AAC is out of the question as long as SMU is there. Mind our X's and O's and win........Especially Bowl games in front of a National Audience!
don't think that's possible unless we sneak into bowl season 6-6 and get to play another crappy 6-6 team. SL has proven he can't beat a better team or even an equal team. He feasts on the weak and bows to the strong. Wonder if we're going to extend and bump him....let's hope not.
And we got Sun Belt refs..
Judy does need to go. The conference is sliding backwards under her leadership.
Like byu we don't want to go back to a strong conference that we have already been in.
The fact that we are saying the Sun Belt is better is simply ridiculous.
Sargin rates CUSA West as worst division in D-1 football,behind the Belt and Missouri Valley Conference.
Let's win the conference we're bitching about first before we decide we're too good for it.
Don't the conference strengths at the G5 level oscillate from year to year?
PS: Not a hint or suggestion by any means, but as I surfed the Dish this last week, all I'm seeing is MWC basketball games & a New Mexico Lobos Coach's Show.
CUSA is no where in sight.
Never understand those that downgrade the conference NT is in no matter if it is the Belt, CUSA or Southland. NT hasn't dominated any of them other than a four year Dickey span in the the early Sun Belt.
As far as the AAC not likely to add NT because of SMU. No conference is going to add any team if they think it is not in their interest. I doubt any of the regional teams Tulsa, Tulane, UH or SMU want to elevate a team they are directly recruiting against. The other teams would not see any value of adding another team with little national recognition.
The only way to break that mindset is for NT to be so good that it would raise the perception and value of the conference. If NT continues to win in the major sports that could happen.
Ah it's the usual everyone is out to get us worry. It hasn't been true for years - splitting the DFW and Houston markets has made more sense for ESPN and FOX than for the schools themselves. The fact that two of the teams mentioned are perfectly happy to spend a rare OOC slot to play us home and home also gives proof to the lie.
If you offered an equivalent payout, you'd have every non-P5 Texas team in the same conference. Unfortunately, that'd be terrible business for ESPN back during the last GoR period.
The G5 has 3 top-heavy conferences (MWC, AAC and SBC) and 2 parity conferences (CUSA and MAC). There's pluses and minuses to both approaches. Ultimately it dooms the teams in both from getting into a playoff - if UCF had played Boise, UAB or Appy their argument would be much stronger. But the AAC's design means that even undefeated teams won't have a chance because they spend half of the year beating up on children.
Unless or until SMU leaves the AAC, that's not an option. Hate to say it, but UTSA or UTEP will be an option before we are for anything in the AAC. And I doubt any of them are going that way anytime soon, unless the Big XII completely changes it's course and invites a few of the current AAC teams in, which they have already shown that they won't do.
The MWC is your only route upward, but we haven't given the MWC to even consider us, obviously, or the invite would be there to get them back into the DFW markets. My guess is that they are completely content with waiting on the demise of the Big XII to poach some of the leftovers here in Texas.
The best hope we currently have, in terms of changing conferences, is to have the SBC and CUSA get reshaped into regional conferences. It would save everyone travel money, get more attendance, and develop more natural rivalries, like we have seen with UTSA and La Tech so far. I'd much rather us play Texas State, Arky State, and ULL than anyone in CUSA East.
I don't think UTEP goes to ACC before us. El Paso offers nothing to the conference but a long plane ride. It is not a hot spot for recruiting either.
UTEP, no way. UTSA is a big maybe, although they have no history and 4 letter schools are generally looked down upon. They'd be one of the worst schools in the conference, academically (or tied with Memphis and ECU).
Just realizing this, but Tulane really sticks out as an outlier in the AAC, but they're an AAU school with a huge endowment. So it elevates the conference.
They don't share a market for TV like we do with SMU. The AAC is all about TV markets.
However, if you had a regional conference like this, there would be more butts in seats and more interest within the conference. Would be a nationally recognized powerhouse conference? No. It would be fun to watch though!
I wouldn't. Nothing would scream "WE'RE NOT SERIOUS" more than that.
There would not be butts in seats, no interest, and no, it would not be fun to watch.
Ok, gentlemen. Considering a Sun Belt/CUSA realignment would be the most likely thing to happen for us as it stands today... What would you rather see instead?
If so, then my serious doubts about C-USA leadership would just be cemented, and NT would need to find a way to get out ASAP.... but no, I don't think that is the "most likely thing to happen".
Ok, then what do you think is most likely to happen?
Ok, then what you think is most likely to happen?
There are a ton of variables. One of them is NT's commitment to being a top-notch Athletics program. This commitment is only recent. We still have a few more years before all of the current conference TV Deals (mainly Big12) expire. If NT can position ourselves as a successful program over the next 3 years (we're already on the way), I think joining up with the Big12 leftovers is a possibility. Or, if the big12 leftovers decide to take SMU, we would simply backfill their spot in the AAC. Both of those scenarios are "more likely" to me than creating some regional spare conference and joining in.
North Texas, Texas State, UTSA, Rice, La Tech, Ark State.
I can see that... Yes, you are correct, it will be a big IF we can position ourselves successfully can that happen.
UCF is a gigantic school with a ton of resources.
NT is a gigantic school (not as big as UCF), with not as many resources... yet. We're getting there. We just have to accelerate the process. The IPF will be huge. I don't know when the new B-ball arena is supposed to be built, but that will also help.
And, of course, winning... Need to keep winning 9 games/yr (or more!) and continue building basketball success over the next 3-4 years, and it could happen!


Wow I haven't blogged in so long… School had me crazy busy, BUT IM BACK and ready to review some Mac products for you.
So, a new Mac opened near my house and I honestly couldn't leave without buying something. So I picked up the Prep+Prime Transparent Finishing Powder. It's a silky finishing powder that provides an invisible way to set makeup and reduce shine (something like the Laura Mercier Translucent powder). I use it under the eyes and it sets my under eyes for life and with the most beautiful smooth feel and look!! It also does a great job at keeping oil at bay. This is one of the very few setting powders that don't settle into the fine lines under my eyes and make them noticeable. I really enjoy how smooth this powder makes my skin feel after using foundation. It works perfect for the skin and a little goes a long way. Even on those days where I just wanna wear light foundation and a powder, this works perfect! Highly recommended. Its pretty much like the Laura Mercier powder but a little bit cheaper, but it does the same trick.
I also got a foundation… couldn't leave Mac without a foundation. I wanted to try the Pro Long wear Foundation. I had a love hate relationship with this foundation. As you already know I have oily skin so I only use a matte foundation and this is a very matte foundation. At first when I used this foundation I loved it, it really does make your skin bright and look even all over. Coverage is amazing, covered up all my acne scars. But it started to make my skin VERY dry on my forehand and mouth area. I tried different primers and my skin will be fine for 3 hours but after I notice I start to get dry patches on my face (so weird). It didn't work for my face so I will be returning it.


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Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photos taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own photos with an up or down perspective.
This week, I have inspiring views over Cape Town as my own entry.
The views from Table Mountain are indescribably beautiful, so this week I'll leave the images to speak for me.
Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photos taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own photos with an up or down perspective. Just publish your post as normal and then link it to this challenge.
It is week 15 already – doesn't time fly! Thanks go to everyone who entered last week: we had poignant, beautiful and striking contributions. You can see all of the entries from previous weeks on my Pinterest board if you are seeking inspiration, or are just plain nosy.
So please show us what you have; share your up or down perspective with us. Simply create your own post as normal, then click here to enter your link and to view other entries. If you have any difficulties with the linky, please just leave your link in a comment below and I will upload your thumbnail.
Please don't forget to go and visit the other challengers and pass on your views and encouragement.
To find out more about how to enter, click here. The list will open each Thursday at 00:01 GMT and will be open for a week.
This egret was definitely looking – not to mention about to fly – up.
Those are great photos, some of them bringing on my fear of heights!
Speaking of heights, here's a submission from me.
Thank you. It's scary tow too, I really don't have a head for heights! And it would be lovely to have you join the challenge.
Here's mine. And it does have lanterns in it.
Thanks for joining us again Cee. Those are incredible statues.
I have visited Table Mountain some years ago and the views are breathtaking! Great shots.
Wow, that is an amazing view! My sister lived in South Africa for 6 months but I've never been.
Oh, you missed out on an opportunity there. You'll have to put that right you know 😉 Thanks for sharing your beautiful pink sunset with us.
lol, well she lived with my uncle there and I was going to go over at some point, but then he moved to Australia!


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package network

/**
* Configuration for RNAT configured route resource.
*/
type Rnat struct {
	/**
	* The network address defined for the RNAT entry.
	*/
	Network string `json:"network,omitempty"`
	/**
	* The subnet mask for the network address.
	*/
	Netmask string `json:"netmask,omitempty"`
	/**
	* An extended ACL defined for the RNAT entry.
	*/
	Aclname string `json:"aclname,omitempty"`
	/**
	* Integer value that uniquely identifies the traffic domain in which you want to configure the entity. If you do not specify an ID, the entity becomes part of the default traffic domain, which has an ID of 0.
	*/
	Td int `json:"td,omitempty"`
	/**
	* The owner node group in a Cluster for this rnat rule.
	*/
	Ownergroup string `json:"ownergroup,omitempty"`
	/**
	* Name for the RNAT4 rule. Must begin with a letter, number, or the underscore character (_), and can consist of letters, numbers, and the hyphen (-), period (.) pound (#), space ( ), at sign (@), equals (=), colon (:), and underscore characters. Cannot be changed after the rule is created. Choose a name that helps identify the RNAT4 rule.
	*/
	Name string `json:"name,omitempty"`
	/**
	* Port number to which the IPv4 packets are redirected. Applicable to TCP and UDP protocols.
	*/
	Redirectport int `json:"redirectport,omitempty"`
	/**
	* Any NetScaler-owned IPv4 address except the NSIP address. The NetScaler appliance replaces the source IP addresses of server-generated packets with the IP address specified. The IP address must be a public NetScaler-owned IP address. If you specify multiple addresses for this field, NATIP selection uses the round robin algorithm for each session. By specifying a range of IP addresses, you can specify all NetScaler-owned IP addresses, except the NSIP, that fall within the specified range.
	*/
	Natip string `json:"natip,omitempty"`
	/**
	* Enables the Citrix ADC to use the same NAT IP address for all RNAT sessions initiated from a particular server.
	*/
	Srcippersistency string `json:"srcippersistency,omitempty"`
	/**
	* Enable source port proxying, which enables the Citrix ADC to use the RNAT ips using proxied source port.
	*/
	Useproxyport string `json:"useproxyport,omitempty"`
	/**
	* Synchronize connection information with the secondary appliance in a high availability (HA) pair. That is, synchronize all connection-related information for the RNAT session. In order for this to work, tcpproxy should be DISABLED. To disable tcpproxy use "set rnatparam tcpproxy DISABLED"
	*/
	Connfailover string `json:"connfailover,omitempty"`
	/**
	* New name for the RNAT4 rule. Must begin with an ASCII alphabetic or underscore (_) character, and must contain       only ASCII alphanumeric, underscore, hash (#), period (.), space, colon (:), at (@), equals (=), and hyphen (-) characters.
	*/
	Newname string `json:"newname,omitempty"`

}


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Q: "WFLYJMX0012: params and description have different lengths" when stopping Wildfly programmatically In my code I used to stop the Wildfly (16.0.0.Final) programmatically like this:
[...]
Thread shutdownThread = new Thread(){
    @Override
    public void run() {
        try {
            MBeanServer mBeanServer = ManagementFactory.getPlatformMBeanServer();
            try {
                logger.info("Stopping server...");
                ObjectName objectName = new ObjectName("jboss.as:management-root=server");
                mBeanServer.invoke(objectName, "shutdown", new Object[] { false, 60 }, new String[] { boolean.class.getName(), int.class.getName() });
            } catch ( InstanceNotFoundException | ReflectionException | MBeanException | MalformedObjectNameException e ) {
                logger.error("Failed to stop server, error msg is: " + e);
            }
        } catch ( Exception e ) {
            logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
        }
    }
};
[...]

Curiously this stopped working. I get the following error message:
WFLYJMX0012: params and description have different lengths: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException:

Any idea on that?
Thanks a lot,
Kai

A: In wildfly 16, they added a third parameter for graceful shutdown.
 mBeanServer.invoke(objectName, "shutdown", new Object[] { false, 60, 60 }, new String[] { boolean.class.getName(), int.class.getName(), int.class.getName() });

While the third parameter is listed as optional, we had the same error until we added it.
https://wildscribe.github.io/WildFly/17.0/index.html for more information.

A: The error indicates that the actual arguments provided for the JMX operation does not match the signature of the operation itself.
In general, it can be motivated because you switched from a standalone to a domain configuration.
At least, you will find a similar problem if you use the CLI: in this case, you need to indicate the host name to shutdown as the first argument of the invocation, the rest of the arguments, whether restart again and the different timeouts, remains the same.
But in this concrete case, perhaps, it is not clear for me reading your question, you switched to Wildly version 16.0.0.Final from a previous one.
As you can see in the WildFly 16.0 Model Reference or if you inspect, with JConsole or some other similar tool, the mbeans exposed by the JMX tree, the shutdown operation signature is the following:

As we also mention, although the three arguments are not required, the mbean signature defines them, and all the arguments should be provided.

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R2G is part of China Music Corporation, which is the largest music platform in the world in terms of active user base and is also the largest digital music aggregator and licensing platform in China.
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Overview of government finances
FAQ selected
1) What are the tasks of the Financial Statistics Section and what services does it provide?
The main task of the Financial Statistics Section is to present the financial data of the various government units on a comparable basis. In addition, it prepares specific evaluations and analyses of Switzerland's public finances.
The services of the Financial Statistics Section are available here.
2) Which statistics are available when?
The Financial Statistics Section publishes statistics on the revenue, financial and asset situation of government units, including social security funds, as well as on the structure of their expenditure and receipts by task area. All data is updated twice a year and can be accessed on the FFA website.
Moreover, the FFA publishes the following special evaluations: tax-to-GDP ratio, fee-based financing in cantons and municipalities, fiscal capacity utilization index and economic impact of federal activities in the cantons.
The publication dates of regularly published products can be found in the publication calendar.
Furthermore, the data of the Financial Statistics Section is also published in publications of other statistical offices and international organisations (IMF, OECD, Eurostat, etc.), partly further processed and possibly linked with other data.
3) On what are the financial statistics figures based?
The financial statistics are based on the Confederation's financial statements, budgets and financial plans (including separate accounts), the cantons with their concordats, the municipalities with their special purpose entities and social security funds (old-age and survivors' insurance, disability insurance, compensation for loss of earnings, unemployment insurance, agriculture family allowances, maternity insurance in Geneva). With the exception of the municipalities, full surveys are conducted, i.e. all financial statements are taken into account, and the statistics are not based on estimates or extrapolations.
Some of the municipalities' data is surveyed in full, and some is estimated based on a sample. The full survey covers all cities and cantonal capitals, all municipalities of the Swiss Union of Cities and all municipalities of cantons with fewer than 30 municipalities. In the case of cantons where the municipalities are not fully surveyed, a canton's municipalities aggregate is estimated based on a sample.
The FFA is aiming for a full survey of the municipalities' data. The next step is to record the data of all municipalities with more than 5,000 inhabitants.
4) Is the data of the cantons and municipalities comparable?
Due to Switzerland's federal structure, the division of tasks between a canton and its municipalities differs from canton to canton. This concerns various task areas such as education, health, social security and public order. Moreover, public tasks are often organised in special purpose entities across municipalities, especially in small municipalities.
Although the Financial Statistics Section harmonises the data, the data of municipalities in different cantons and cantonal data are directly comparable only to a limited extent because of the different division of tasks. For such comparisons, the FFA recommends comparing the data of "cantons and their municipalities" with each other.
5) Which statistics standards and accounting models does the Financial Statistics Section work with?
The FFA's Financial Statistics Section prepares data based on the following three accounting models:
The FS Model: is used for the national comparability of government units. It is based on the national accounting models for the cantons and municipalities (HAM1 and HAM2) and the Confederation (NAM). The statement of financial position, statement of financial performance and financing statement are shown. The model covers the general government sector, its sub-sectors (Confederation, cantons, municipalities, social security funds) and individual government units.
The GFS Model: ensures international comparability. It is based on the guidelines of the International Monetary Fund (GFSM 2014). The operating statement, transactions in non-financial assets and balance sheet are shown. The model covers the general government sector and its sub-sectors (Confederation, cantons, municipalities and social security funds).
The ESA model: is used to provide internationally comparable economic data on the general government sector and its sub-sectors in accordance with the requirements of Eurostat (Statistical Office of the European Union) for drawing up Switzerland's system of national accounts. This model is based on the European System of Accounts (ESA 2010). The ESA Model is derived from the GFS Model by means of pure mapping, whereby there are consolidation differences. While there is only partial consolidation with the ESA Model, the two other models have full consolidation. The data is published by the FSO within the framework of the national accounts.
Detailed information on the financial statistics models can be found on the FFA website.
6) Why do certain figures in the state financial statements not correspond to those in the financial statistics?
The Financial Statistics Section presents the financial data of the various government units in the FS Model on a comparable basis. Although the cantons and municipalities supply their data in accordance with the two recommendations HAM1 and HAM2, the comparability of the data is limited and certain mapping actions and statistical adjustments have to be carried out.
Due to the consolidation of government units, the Financial Statistics Section has to make additional statistical adjustments to the figures. For example, the transfer payments in the government units are compared and a government unit's internal charging is assigned to the corresponding functions. Data mapping and statistical adjustments lead to differences between the general government and municipal financial statements and financial statistics.
7) Where can I find detailed information on financial statistics items (categories, functional classification)?
Detailed explanations on the HAM2 model (e.g. definitions of the individual items) can be found on the website of the Swiss Public Sector Financial Reporting Advisory Committee (SRS-CSPCP).
The chart of accounts and the functional classification can be found here.
8) What does the tax-to-GDP ratio reflect?
The tax-to-GDP ratio represents actual tax receipts and social contributions as a percentage of nominal gross domestic product (GDP). It covers all taxes collected and contributions of the Confederation, cantons and municipalities, as well as social security contributions (mainly old-age and survivors' insurance, disability insurance, compensation for loss of earnings and unemployment insurance). Although mandatory, health insurance, accident insurance and pension fund contributions are not taken into account, as these entities are public or private enterprises in Switzerland according to the sectoring principles of the European System of Accounts (ESA) and they are thus not part of the general government sector by definition. When determining the tax-to-GDP ratio, the Federal Finance Administration (FFA) uses as a basis the financial statistics figures, which are prepared in accordance with international guidelines. They correspond to the tax receipts published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This ensures comparability with the tax-to-GDP ratios of other member countries. The tax-to-GDP ratio corresponds to the proportion of GDP which the general government sector collects in the form of taxes and social contributions to accomplish government tasks. An international comparison of the tax-to-GDP ratio and other key indicators can be found on the FFA website.
If mandatory contributions to health insurance, accident insurance and pension funds are also added to tax receipts, then it is not the tax-to-GDP ratio, but rather the ratio of compulsory payments. The OECD also provides an international comparison, but as a proportion of total labor costs spent on compulsory payments rather than as a proportion of GDP: https://www.oecd.org/tax/tax-policy/tax-database/non-tax-compulsory-payments.pdf.
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