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Boycott Movement Human Interest Human rights International Non-violent action
Israeli Apartheid Week Opens Worldwide, As Netanyahu Confirms Discriminatory Regime
March 18, 2019 / Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC)
/ Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Latin America
Global Actions Follow Record Turnout at Palestinian National BDS Conference
The 15th annual Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW), the largest global boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) mobilization for Palestinian rights, opens today with more than 80 events in 40 cities across Europe, North America and Palestine, featuring protests, lectures, film screenings, and cultural events. IAW is expected to be held in more than 200 cities worldwide. IAW officially kicked off Saturday the 16th in the occupied Palestinian city of Al-Bireh, where the Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC) convened the Sixth National BDS Conference – a grassroots, civil society gathering with over 900 participants.
The large BDS Conference in Palestine, and worldwide IAW mobilization in support of Palestinian human rights, are taking place against the backdrop of the far-right Israeli government's public admission of its legalized and institutionalized racist rule over Palestinians. Last week, Prime Minister Netanyahu himself helped make the case for labeling the Israeli regime as apartheid, saying, "Israel is not a state of all its citizens. According to the basic nationality law we passed, Israel is the nation state of the Jewish people – and only it."
Israel's new Nation State Law, evoked by Netanyahu, is one example of a number of Israeli laws that systematically enshrine in Israel's legal framework racial discrimination and oppression against Palestinians living in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, as citizens of Israel, and in exile, fitting the definition of apartheid under international law.
Ana Sanchez, International Campaigns Officer with the BNC, commented:
Israel's decades-old oppression of Palestinians is increasingly understood for what it's always been– exclusionary and racist. Israeli Apartheid Week events across five continents demonstrate the rapidly growing grassroots support for the nonviolent, anti-racist and intersectional struggle for Palestinian freedom, justice and equality.
Despite efforts by political leaders to repress it, BDS is inspiring Palestinian and international activists, academics, artists, feminists, students, church organizers, racial and social justice movements, LGBTQ advocates, and others to act in the pursuit of our respective inalienable rights. United we shall overcome.
IAW in 2019 focuses on the demand for a global military embargo on Israel. One more justification for that demand, BDS activists assert, was provided by the new UN report on the Gaza March of Return which found that Israel may have committed and crimes and crimes against humanity by killing close to 200 unarmed Palestinian protesters and injuring thousands. Palestinian civil society, Amnesty International, the UK Labour party and other civil society groups have all called for a military embargo on Israel.
Israeli Apartheid Week is an international series of events raising awareness about Israel's apartheid regime over the Palestinian people and building support for the nonviolent BDS movement. Many additional IAW events in Asia, Africa and Latin America – where IAW runs from March 24 to April 13 – will be added to the more than 80 IAW events currently on the IAW calendar. Last year IAW events were held in over 200 cities worldwide.
Statements by IAW organizers in Gaza, Africa, India, Mexico, the UK, and the US follow below.
Salam Bawab, BDS activist and Israeli Apartheid Week organizer in Gaza:
Israel is violently repressing our Great March of Return for an end of Israel's siege and for our basic rights, with Israeli snipers killing hundreds of protesters and injuring thousands more. Israel markets the weapons and technology it's using to attack protesters here as "field-tested."
Governments are enabling Israel's violations of international law and war crimes against Palestinians through their support of Israel's military industry. That's why, on the one-year anniversary of the March of Return, we in Gaza, and I as a besieged refugee, strongly support the Palestinian-led BDS movement's demand for a full military embargo on Israel, until we achieve freedom, justice and equality.
Palomina Jama, Israeli Apartheid Week Africa Spokesperson:
The African continent is set to come alive in support of Palestine during this year's #IsraeliApartheidWeek which will be held in more African countries than ever before including South Africa, Zambia, Botswana, Swaziland, Lesotho, Namibia, Kenya, Mozambique and others.
On the African continent the campaign will focus on, among other things, the historic relationship between African liberation struggles and that of the Palestinians. The PLO and Palestinians have long been a friend to African liberation movements and countries. Our solidarity with the Palestinians is therefore not charity but is a debt we owe and a commitment we have to internationalism with all oppressed peoples.
Sukrita Lahiri, Research Scholar, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India:
Organising Israeli Apartheid Week is urgent for us in India because our own struggles for justice and democracy are connected to the Palestinian freedom movement. India is the biggest importer of Israeli arms in the world, and therefore supports Israel's military occupation directly.
We are building IAW to raise awareness about these ties of complicity and build the BDS movement in our university, with the aim of cutting those ties.
Adrian Ramírez, the Organizing Committee of the Popular Tribunal on Israel's role in the militarization of Mexico, Mexico:
Israeli Apartheid Week is fundamental to our fight against militarization and the complicity of Israel in the violation of human rights and repression of social movements in Mexico. Israel has contributed military security technology for the US border wall, malware to spy on activists and journalists, weapons that kill our people, and training and advice for the police and the army.
For these reasons, next April 9 we will hold a popular tribunal to denounce the role of Israel in the militarization of Mexico, and to ask our government to immediately end these military and security ties.
Huda Ammori, Campaigns Officer at Palestine Solidarity Campaign in the UK:
This Israeli Apartheid Week, we're organising a National Day of Action mobilizing thousands of students on over thirty campuses calling for university divestment from companies complicit with Israeli apartheid, as part of the #ApartheidOffCampus campaign.
We aim for more victories like at University of Leeds, which divested from Airbus, United Technologies and Keyence Corporation. And we'll continue to push for HSBC to divest from all companies arming Israel, as it did already with Elbit Systems. Finally, students will echo the Palestinian call to help end Israel's violent repression through a military embargo of Israel, and demand that the UK end arms sales to Israel.
Ayesha Khan from National Students for Justice in Palestine in the US:
The participation of Students for Justice in Palestine chapters in Israeli Apartheid Week in the US supports SJPs' intersectional campaigning for freedom for Palestinians and for all people, often through university divestment from companies complicit with Israeli apartheid, and companies supporting militarization and prisons in the US.
These student divestment campaigns, including victories in the last months at Swarthmore and NYU, contribute to the vital, bigger goal of ending all US military trade with and aid to Israel.
The Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC) is the largest coalition in Palestinian civil society. It leads and supports the global Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement for Palestinian rights.
03/03/19 Bethlehem Hotel Using Apartheid Wall for Awareness Outreach on Palestine
Israel Depriving Palestinians of Access to Clean Water
The Attack on Ilhan Omar and Pelosi's Unconditional Support for Israel
By IMEMC News & Agencies
Gaza Strip Human rights Israeli attacks News Report
Palestinian Child Dies Of Wounds In Gaza
Human rights Israeli attacks Israeli Settlement Jericho News Report West Bank
Israeli Army Demolishes Six Homes Near Jericho
Diplomacy International International Law Israeli attacks Jerusalem News Report West Bank
WAFA: "Irish Foreign Minister Says Israel Should Pay Compensation For Destruction Of EU-Funded Structures In West Bank"
Jan 24, 2023 The Palestinian News & Info Agency


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Govt mulls Rs 3,000 crore 'Mission COVID Suraksha' to accelerate vaccine development
The mission, piloted by the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India, aims at the mission to make the Covid-19 vaccine easily available to the public at affordable rates. The mission is in a proposal stage.
Ministry of Science and Technology, Officeholder: Harsh Vardhan
20-Year Old Neelakanta Bhanu Prakash Bags 'World's Fastest Human Calculator''Title
Neelakanta Bhanu Prakash of Hyderabad has emerged as the fastest human calculator in the world after winning first-ever gold for India in Mental Calculation World Championship at Mind Sports Olympiad (MSO) held in London. The MSO was first held in 1998.
He broke records of Scott Flansburg and Shakuntala Devi.
Indian satellite AstroSat detects extreme ultraviolet (UV) light from galaxy
According to Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA)AstroSat, India's first multi-wavelength satellite, has detected an extreme ultraviolet (UV) light from a galaxy which is 9.3 billion light-years away from Earth.
Discovery was made by a team of astronomer led by Dr Kanak Saha.
Yatinder Prasad appointed on Coal India board
Yatinder Prasad, joint secretary and financial advisor with the Ministry of Coal, has been appointed on CIL board. Prasad is a 1993-batch Indian Audit and Accounts Service officer, Coal India Ltd (CIL).
Coal India accounts for over 80 percent of domestic coal output.
MoU For Skill Development In Port And Maritime Sector Signed Between Ministry Of Shipping, MSDE
As per the MoU, the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship(MSDE) will cooperate in the development of course curriculum, National Occupational Standards, content, etc. for Cruise Tourism, Logistics, Fisheries, Shipbuilding, Ship Repair, etc.
National Skill Development Corporation, CEO Manish Kumar.
Germany to issue 'green bonds' worth up to $13B this year
German government plans to generate up to 11 billion euros for clean transportation and renewable energy projects this year by issuing so-called green bond.Each green bond will mirror a regular debt issuance by the German government, known as as "bunds".
Germany, Country in Europe, Capital: Berlin.
APEDA signs MoUs with AFC India Limited and NCUI of India
Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) has signed MoUs with AFC India Limited, and National Cooperative Union of India (NCUI), Delhi to synergize the activities in the interest of agriculture and allied sectors.
APEDA is under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Scientists derive biofuel from algae to boost India's clean energy efforts
Indian scientists, under the INSPIRE programme of ministry of science and technology, have developed low-cost biodiesel from microalgae.The technique to use microalgae is developed by a team of scientists from the NIT, Tiruchirappalli.
Govt of India approved this INSPIRE Scheme in November 2008.
TVS Automobile Solutions and Google tie up to digitise auto aftermarket
TVS Automobile Solutions Ltd has selected Google Cloud as its technology partner to build its digital transformation strategy.The initiative would be seen as an accelerator in digitizing the global aftermarket landscape.The industry has over 40K retailers.
Google Cloud India, MD, Karan Bajwa.
India, Vietnam agree to add 'new momentum' to ties
The decisions were taken at a virtual meeting of the India-Vietnam Joint Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific and Technological Cooperation, co-chaired by Indian foreign minister S Jaishankar and his Vietnamese counterpart Pham Binh Minh.
Vietnam's President Nguyen Phu Trong.
IEX board accepts resignation of MD & CEO Rajiv Srivastava
India Energy Exchange's (IEX) board of directors have accepted resignation of its Managing Director and CEO Rajiv Srivastava. The company has given Satyanarayan Goel the additional charge of Managing Director and CEO.
Indian Energy Exchange,Headquarters: New Delhi.
Cognizant to acquire Tin Roof Software to expand digital engineering services
The acquisition is expected to expand Cognizant's software product engineering footprint in the U.S.& connect Tin Roof's experts with Cognizant's broader global software development capabilities.Transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2020.
Brian Humphries is the Chief Executive Officer of Cognizant.
India, Nepal to expand energy cooperation, explore new pipeline
India and Nepal are exploring to see if state-owned Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) could look at another petroleum pipeline that runs into the northern and eastern parts of India. Nepal is aiming to meet its rising fuel demands by extending cooperation.
K. P. Sharma Oli, current Prime Minister of Nepal.
Ministry of Tourism organises the 50th webinar titled "Cultural heritage of Hyderabad" under DekhoApnaDesh series
The webinar showcased the culture of Hyderabad which is quite distinct from the rest of Telangana with its strong Islamic influences inherited from the period of the Nizam rule which is starkly visible on Hyderabad's architecture, food, lifestyle.
Hyderabad is popularly known as the "City of Pearls".
James Anderson Becomes First Fast Bowler To Take 600 Test Wickets
England's James Anderson became the first fast bowler to take 600 Test wickets. Only Muttiah Muralitharan, Shane Warne, and Anil Kumble had previously broken the 600-wicket barrier in the longest format of the game. Glenn McGrath took 563 Test wickets.
Anderson made his Test debut in 2003 against Zimbabwe.
ARIES astronomers trace the mystery behind dwarf galaxy aberrations of massive star formation
Scientists observing dozens of such galaxies using two Indian telescopes have found that the clue to this strange behaviour of these galaxies lies in the disturbed hydrogen distribution in these galaxies and also in recent collisions between two galaxies.
Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences (ARIES).
Badminton player Ayaka Takahashi announces retirement
Ayaka Takahashi, who won Japan's first Olympic gold medal in badminton along with Misaki Matsutomo, defeating Denmark team has retired at the age of thirty. She has announced that she will retire at the end of the month.
Badminton World Federation HQs- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Karnataka to be the first state to implement NEP: Deputy Chief Minister Ashwath Narayan
"A high-level task force was constituted immediately after the draft of the policy reached us and this committee has already held several meetings". The administrative and legal steps would be taken as soon as the final recommendations are made.
Karnataka, Literacy (2011)-75.36%.

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INDIE/POP DUO FLORA CASH RELEASE HAUNTING NEW SINGLE- THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
Certain songs can cut straight through to the core of a person, resonating and evoking an emotional response that was never expected. Such songs are the type released and delivered by musical duo Flora Cash. The music created by the Swedish/American pair is both powerful and emotionally–driven, creating an opportunity for existential self reflection and provoking exploration of the mind, world, and your relationship to it. The Bright Lights is a song "about being addicted to a hard/rough lifestyle," say Flora Cash. The single was released by the duo under their own label, Flower Money Records, and is a mixture of beautiful composition and deep lyrical content. The resonating piano and slow drum score create an atmosphere of sadness while the quirky, playful, melodic, tone of guitar offers a "light at the end of the tunnel." The single offers a picture into a lifestyle of hard living, in the pursuit of an unattainable fix. The kind of lifestyle that comes from an addiction to living fast and loose, but always hoping for a soft peaceful ending. In this way The Bright Lights becomes a sort of allegory, in that it reveals itself the same way, an emotionally–driven piece of art that delivers you safely through the storm to a soft finish. The Bright Lights, is a beautiful sonic journey of passionate and vulnerable vocals and lyrics combined with haunting melody, that lingers in your brain, between your ears, and on the tip of your tongue.
Flora Cash is not afraid to go to the scary places of the human soul. The pair met via Soundcloud and immediately found kinship through music. They create music that takes you to the uncomfortable places, where tempers are high, feelings are volatile, and actions are unpredictable, but the music shows you that these places are familiar to us all, and are not the "off–limits" areas of existence we need to avoid on a daily basis. "They go straight to places where tears are shed, chairs are thrown, discussions of parting are present, but the music is created regardless."
The Bright Lights, is a song created about working through it and also to help you, do just that. In a time that is filled with emotional confusion and restlessness, there could not be a better suited song to help cope. Unapologetic and rightfully so, Flora Cash is a platinum certified indie/pop duo available on all DSP's and streaming services, that you really should listen to.
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Getting yourself set up online with social media is now becoming an absolute necessity for any business, whether based in a physical location or just an online business. As a Social Media Consultant, I can tell you I learned the ins and outs of this industry, and I decided to write this blog article to give you some heads up tips about how to develop the best social media marketing with these tips i'm about to share with you. In this article I will show you how to effectively market your company using this new marketing media outlet. It's not as hard as you might think it is.
Think twice about paying for a professional social media marketing service. For starters, their black hat techniques are often seen as spam and will degrade your reputation.
These companies use proxy servers and registration bots to create thousands of accounts on Twitter, YouTube and Facebook. Because these services use abusive tactics, your message is generally not seen by too many real people, as the view counts are fake and the fraudulent accounts are generally terminated fairly quickly.
Don't get me wrong. Not every Social Media Marketer does this. I'm talking about "some" out there that call themselves companies, where behind this "company" is basically a one person show using the methods mentioned above.
So don't buy in the hype, make sure you pick the right social media consultant to do this job. Someone you can trust. Make sure you have a 1-on-1 talk from time to time. In my case, my clients are like "friends" on a professional level. They trust me and I trust them. With this type of relationship you are into good things, big things! This could lead you to getting more gigs.
When to use the "Like box"?
You should put a 'like' box on the top of your blog page. Doesn't matter how many social media profiles you are on, you need to make sure everyone can see where you are on. Remember if they can't see you they won't visit you. This will make it easy for people to "like" your content , in your website or blog.
I personally use a WordPress plug that pops up, when someone visits my website it pops up asking them to like my profile on Facebook. The easier you make it for your users, the more likely people will "like" your page and increase your exposure. If you noticed my website is very user friendly. Everything is always on the outlines of my website so its easy to navigate, and my Social Media Profile Icons are available to "Like".
Make sure you add a sharing icon in every post and every article you write in your blog or website. Make sure that your content is interesting and unique, so that other social media users will want to share it with others. People succeed by using social media, but only if their content sticks out from others, then you could be considered an authoritative figure in the online world.
If you are out of ideas, you can always find inspiration online or from family and friends, Yahoo Trends, Google Trends, any viral social site you can find on line.
Try adding pictures to your social media site. People get a better understanding of a product when they can literally see it. And, when people understand your product, they are more likely to purchase it. You do not need to have too many pictures, just a few should do the job. Be creative with your pictures. For new users I suggest starting off with the Diptic App. Create your own posters for you to share in a heartbeat.
Make sure the dimensions of your posters and pictures are compatible to the social media profile you are trying to upload them on. It's imperative that you make sure you are using the correct sizes, so they are shown properly while they are being shared. You really don't want to be sharing posters that are not that attractive to the eye. Neither posters that are half cut etc. That could be damaging to your own Social Media Marketing reputation as a Social Media Consultant.
With a quick search on Google you can get all that information on how to find the right dimensions for your pictures that you are uploading. Try using "Social Media Cheat Sheet" in Google Search. You'll get all the info needed.
Make sure you create a logo for your business or brand. In each poster or picture, try adding the logo on there. Preferably, in some corner, and try making it a little discreet. Think of it like your "reusable shopping bag" where you have your brand on it. Each picture or poster you send out in social media, is your "shopping bag" for others to pick up and use it themselves. You'll have to know where that bag came from.
Just allow people to share your product, your creation. Imagine the power in that. Don't forget to add your official web address on there as well. Make sure you use Pinterest in all of this. Pinterest is becoming HUGE in Social Media Sharing. Easy free traffic could be generated by creating a business profile on Pinterest.
In order to increase your follower list or likes, you'll need to have exclusive offers that potential customers and users can only obtain by following you. When users notice deals open only to Facebook followers, they are sure to give you greater attention and share the information with friends.
To make your social media marketing campaign successfully and stand out, you will need market your brand and sell yourself as an industry authority. Instead of plugging your products, produce engaging content that entertains, educates and even inspires people. If you happen to create something that goes just a little viral due to the share button, your company name is getting out there. Make sure you don't over do it with your products and services. You don't want to "annoy" your readers with the same thing everyday.
Help your followers, or users stick around with giving them interesting things for them to work with. For example, I try giving value to my subscribed readers. They subscribed for a reason. So my job is to give them more information on what it is they are asking for.
Personally , in my social media profiles that I manage for my business and clients, I'm using the 70/30 sharing rule.
You just need to be out there for them to see you.
For large companies, social media marketing can be a labor intensive, complicated, and non-standardized task where efficiency can be elusive.
Many ad agencies and social media agencies are still trying to understand how to effectively market to the masses and are making it up as they go. So be careful where you spend your money and make sure you are getting measurable results from your marketing campaign.
As you can see from this article, while social media can seem intimidating for someone who hasn't spent much time on it, it is really quite simple. But really its for people that have the time. Let me warn you that it could be very time consuming. Especially in the creative part.
Creating a poster could take several hours, just trying to get the concept and idea down together with the edits that you could be doing. Or maybe your are creating a paid advertising campaign. You have to create everything, the content, the poster , and find the relevant keywords to help you target the exact demographic you are targeting.
In terms of budget, well social media is actually something that is free and simple. But it all depends on how much impact you want to have. You could do it yourself, and test things out or hire that professional to do it for you , with tested methods that prove conversions.
Budget Varies throughout the online world. It could be per hour, or per week, or per month. It really depends on the ad agency, or social media consultant. I prefer charging monthly. Without hours, so I can give my "Creative" self some room of creation. I feel if I'm on the clock, I'm tied down and have no freedom to create.
Really, I hate being on the clock. It reminds me of my 9-5. This job is something I love, so I prefer doing it my way, this way I can guarantee good results to my clients.
So if you do hire a professional , make sure you know who you are talking to, and also make sure you understand how they work. How do they gain their followers, and likes? If it's paid advertising then that's fine, however like I mentioned previously, there are some shady ways of gaining followers and likes, which are not good for your business. These are called "black hat" techniques. Just heads up on who you hire!
These are some ideas where someone could get started. I didn't go into detail in regards to which social media profiles to use etc. This is another topic I will open up another time, and wouldn't want to expand on this here.
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Q: Embedded Apache FTP Server: Unable to authenticate client using DbUserManager I am trying to create an application which will have built-in/embedded FTP server using "Apache FTP Server". I opted for managing/authenticating users from MySQL database. So, I used DbUserManager for handling user creation, deletion and listing. I am able to manage all user related actions except authentication. I could not log in from FTP client. Server do not even asking for password and just giving message "Connection closed by remote host". One more observation is that - if the user is not in DB, then its asking for password, but finally giving authentication failed message.
Here is the code,
public class Dumper {

/**
 * @param args the command line arguments
 */
public static void main(String[] args) {
    FtpServerFactory serverFactory;
    FtpServer server;

    ConnectionConfigFactory connectionConfigFactory;
    ConnectionConfig connectionConfig;

    DbUserManagerFactory userManagerFactory;
    DbUserManager userManager;
    BasicDataSource bdSource;

    final Map<String, Ftplet> ftpletMap;
    Ftplet ftplet;

    // TODO code application logic here
    System.out.println("I am Dumper!!");

    connectionConfigFactory = new ConnectionConfigFactory();
    connectionConfigFactory.setAnonymousLoginEnabled(true);
    connectionConfig = connectionConfigFactory.createConnectionConfig();

    ftpletMap = new HashMap<>();
    ftplet = new DumperLet();
    ftpletMap.put("default", ftplet);

    // Data Source
    bdSource = new BasicDataSource();
    bdSource.setDriverClassName("com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver");
    bdSource.setUrl("jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/apsdma");
    bdSource.setUsername("apsdma");
    bdSource.setPassword("apsdma");

    // Database User Manager
    userManagerFactory = new DbUserManagerFactory();
    userManagerFactory.setPasswordEncryptor(new Md5PasswordEncryptor());
    userManagerFactory.setAdminName("ambedkar");

    userManagerFactory.setDataSource(bdSource);
    userManagerFactory.setSqlUserInsert("INSERT INTO FTP_USER (userid, userpassword, homedirectory, enableflag, writepermission, idletime,uploadrate, downloadrate) VALUES ('{userid}', '{userpassword}', '{homedirectory}', {enableflag}, {writepermission}, {idletime}, {uploadrate}, {downloadrate})");
    userManagerFactory.setSqlUserUpdate("UPDATE FTP_USER SET userpassword='{userpassword}', homedirectory='{homedirectory}', enableflag={enableflag}, writepermission={writepermission}, idletime={idletime}, uploadrate={uploadrate}, downloadrate={downloadrate} WHERE userid='{userid}'");
    userManagerFactory.setSqlUserDelete("DELETE FROM FTP_USER WHERE userid = '{userid}'");
    userManagerFactory.setSqlUserSelect("SELECT userid, userpassword, homedirectory, enableflag, writepermission, idletime, uploadrate, downloadrate FROM FTP_USER WHERE userid = '{userid}'");
    userManagerFactory.setSqlUserSelectAll("SELECT userid FROM FTP_USER ORDER BY userid");
    userManagerFactory.setSqlUserAdmin("SELECT userid FROM FTP_USER WHERE userid='{userid}' AND userid='ambedkar'");
    userManagerFactory.setSqlUserAuthenticate("SELECT userpassword from FTP_USER WHERE userid='{userid}'");

    userManager = (DbUserManager) userManagerFactory.createUserManager();

    serverFactory = new FtpServerFactory();
    serverFactory.setConnectionConfig(connectionConfig);
    serverFactory.setFtplets(ftpletMap);
    serverFactory.setUserManager(userManager);
    server = serverFactory.createServer();

    try {
        server.start();
    } catch (FtpException ex) {
        Logger.getLogger(Dumper.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
        System.out.println(ex.getMessage());
    }
}
}

Here is the screenshot of the client output,

Can someone guide me what went wrong or where to look for solution please...

A: is the "enableflag" field set to FALSE or 1 in the database? if you used the provided sql file for creating the table, this field is set to TRUE by default.
Regards

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CHAPTER II. STATUS, TYPIFICATION, AND PRIORITY OF NAMES
SECTION 4. LIMITATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF PRIORITY
14.1. In order to avoid disadvantageous nomenclatural changes entailed by the strict application of the rules, and especially of the principle of priority in starting from the dates given in Art. 13, this Code provides, in App. II and III, lists of names of families, genera, and species that are conserved (nomina conservanda). Conserved names are legitimate even though initially they may have been illegitimate.
14.2. Conservation aims at retention of those names which best serve stability of nomenclature (see Rec. 50E).
14.3. The application of both conserved and rejected names is determined by nomenclatural types. The type of the specific name cited as the type of a conserved generic name may, if desirable, be conserved and listed in App. IIIA.
14.4. A conserved name of a family or genus is conserved against all other names in the same rank based on the same type (nomenclatural, i.e. homotypic, synonyms, which are to be rejected) whether or not these are cited in the corresponding list as rejected names, and against those names based on different types (taxonomic, i.e. heterotypic, synonyms) that are listed as rejected. A conserved name of a species is conserved against all names listed as rejected, and against all combinations based on the rejected names.
Note 1. The Code does not provide for conservation of a name against itself, i.e. against the same name with the same type but with a different place and date of valid publication than is given in the relevant entry in App. II or III, and perhaps with a different authorship (but see Art. 14.9).
Note 2. A species name listed as conserved or rejected in App. IIIB may have been published as the name of a new taxon, or as a combination based on an earlier name. Rejection of a name based on an earlier name does not in itself preclude the use of the earlier name since that name is not "a combination based on a rejected name" (Art. 14.4).
Ex. 1. Rejection of Lycopersicon lycopersicum (L.) H. Karst. in favour of L. esculentum Mill. does not preclude the use of the homotypic Solanum lycopersicum L.
14.5. When a conserved name competes with one or more names based on different types and against which it is not explicitly conserved, the earliest of the competing names is adopted in accordance with Art. 11, except for some conserved family names (App. IIB), which are conserved against unlisted names.
Ex. 2. If Weihea Spreng. (1825) is united with Cassipourea Aubl. (1775), the combined genus will bear the prior name Cassipourea, although Weihea is conserved and Cassipourea is not.
Ex. 3. If Mahonia Nutt. (1818) is united with Berberis L. (1753), the combined genus will bear the prior name Berberis, although Mahonia is conserved and Berberis is not.
Ex. 4. Nasturtium R. Br. (1812) was conserved only against the homonym Nasturtium Mill. (1754) and the nomenclatural (homotypic) synonym Cardaminum Moench (1794); consequently if reunited with Rorippa Scop. (1760) it must bear the name Rorippa.
14.6. When a name of a taxon has been conserved against an earlier name based on a different type, the latter is to be restored, subject to Art. 11, if it is considered the name of a taxon at the same rank distinct from that of the nomen conservandum, except when the earlier rejected name is a homonym of the conserved name.
Ex. 5. The generic name Luzuriaga Ruiz & Pav. (1802) is conserved against the earlier names Enargea Banks ex Gaertn. (1788) and Callixene Comm. ex Juss. (1789). If, however, Enargea is considered to be a separate genus, the name Enargea is retained for it.
14.7. A rejected name, or a combination based on a rejected name, may not be restored for a taxon which includes the type of the corresponding conserved name.
Ex. 6. Enallagma Baill. (1888) is conserved against Dendrosicus Raf. (1838), but not against Amphitecna Miers (1868); if Enallagma and Amphitecna are united, the combined genus must bear the name Amphitecna, although the latter is not explicitly conserved against Dendrosicus.
14.8. The listed type of a conserved name may not be changed except by the procedure outlined in Art. 14.12.
Ex. 7. Bullock & Killick (in Taxon 6: 239. 1957) published a proposal that the listed type of Plectranthus L'Hér. be changed from P. punctatus (L. f.) L'Hér. to P. fruticosus L'Hér. This proposal was approved by the appropriate Committees and by an International Botanical Congress.
14.9. A name may be conserved with a different type from that designated by the author or determined by application of the Code (see also Art. 10.4). Such a name may be conserved either from its place of valid publication (even though the type may not then have been included in the named taxon) or from a later publication by an author who did include the type as conserved. In the latter case the original name and the name as conserved are treated as if they were homonyms (Art. 53), whether or not the name as conserved was accompanied by a description or diagnosis of the taxon named.
Ex. 8. Bromus sterilis L. (1753) has been conserved from its place of valid publication even though its conserved type, a specimen (Hubbard 9045, E) collected in 1932, was not originally included in Linnaeus's species.
Ex. 9. Protea L. (1753) did not include the conserved type of the generic name, P. cynaroides (L.) L. (1771), which in 1753 was placed in the genus Leucadendron. Protea was therefore conserved from the 1771 publication, and Protea L. (1771), although not designed to be a new generic name and still including the original type elements, is treated as if it were a validly published homonym of Protea L. (1753).
14.10. A conserved name, with any corresponding autonym, is conserved against all earlier homonyms. An earlier homonym of a conserved name is not made illegitimate by that conservation but is unavailable for use; if not otherwise illegitimate, it may serve as basionym of another name or combination based on the same type (see also Art. 55.3).
Ex. 10. The generic name Smithia Aiton (1789), conserved against Damapana Adans. (1763), is thereby conserved automatically against the earlier homonym Smithia Scop. (1777).
14.11. A name may be conserved in order to preserve a particular spelling or gender. A name so conserved is to be attributed without change of priority to the author who validly published it, not to an author who later introduced the conserved spelling or gender.
Ex. 11. The spelling Rhodymenia, used by Montagne (1839), has been conserved against the original spelling Rhodomenia, used by Greville (1830). The name is to be cited as Rhodymenia Grev. (1830).
Note 3. The date of conservation does not affect the priority (Art. 11) of a conserved name, which is determined only on the basis of the date of valid publication (Art. 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45).
14.12. The lists of conserved names will remain permanently open for additions and changes. Any proposal of an additional name must be accompanied by a detailed statement of the cases both for and against its conservation. Such proposals must be submitted to the General Committee (see Div. III), which will refer them for examination to the committees for the various taxonomic groups.
14.13. Entries of conserved names may not be deleted.
14.14. When a proposal for the conservation of a name, or of its rejection under Art. 56, has been approved by the General Committee after study by the Committee for the taxonomic group concerned, retention (or rejection) of that name is authorized subject to the decision of a later International Botanical Congress.
14A.1. When a proposal for the conservation of a name, or of its rejection under Art. 56, has been referred to the appropriate Committee for study, authors should follow existing usage as far as possible pending the General Committee's recommendation on the proposal.


The title of Institution of Civil Engineers (Wales) Apprentice of the Year has been won by a member of the Costain team working on the A465 Heads of the Valleys project.
Apprentice Engineer Joshua Short picked up the prize at a ceremony at the Cardiff Marriott Hotel.
Good going for someone who said he was told by his school that he was "more or less useless", drifted through a series of miserable retail industry jobs and who only started work for Costain in September last year.
In his current role, he handles a variety of tasks, including "a lot of setting out", particularly on the structures aspect of the route, including the 70-metre span bridge across the River Clydach.
As well as his work on the A465, he is continuing his education by working towards a BTEC Level 3 in civil engineering alongside an NVQ in construction at Pontypool College.
"I always wanted to do engineering, but when I was younger I didn't have the opportunity," said Joshua, 20, who has been a long-term carer for his mother. He went into retail jobs simply to bring in some income to his household and applied for his current position through the Arcadis apprenticeship scheme that Costain supports.
Caption: Joshua (centre) receives his Apprentice of the Year award from the President of the ICE, Sir John Armitt, former Chief Executive of Costain. Photo courtesy of FotoWales.


This course adopts a multi-disciplinary approach to cosmetology with a firm grounding in application of Make-up, Hair Design and Nail Art, beauty science, modeling skills and salon management, etc. Students will be trained to integrate knowledge and skills from various disciplines with other generic skills through practice. They will also develop a customer-oriented attitude through an assortment of learning tasks set in simulated or authentic contexts.
Enquiry learning, preparation of a creative make-up portfolio, make-up design for model photograph, visits and seminars, etc.


Travel show Getaways has been axed by RTÉ after nine years on air.
Hosted by Mairead Ronan, Vogue Williams, Tommy Bowe and Joe Lindsay, it will not return to our screens as part of their next Autumn schedule.
The programme is co-produced by BBC Northern Ireland and bosses there have yet to confirm whether it will come back to the station.
A spokesperson for the national broadcaster said: "Getaways will not be shown by RTE next year. We have no plans to replace it. It is up to the BBC what they want to do with it."
"We're still considering our options for Getaways," a spokesperson for BBC added to the Sunday World.
Joe Lindsay said that he was surprised at the news given their high ratings since 2010: "Obviously the company contacted us and told us RTE have passed on it this year, but BBC haven't so we're working to make it happen.
"I'm very proud of Getaways. It does extremely well on both channels. I'm surprised RTE are not renewing it as it performs really well and we make a good show."
Mairead Ronan , who recently won Dancing with the Stars , said that shows come and go in the world of television so she wasn't shocked to receive to the phone call.
"It was great fun to do but these things run their course."
Over the years, Angela Scanlon, Aoibhinn Ni Shuilleabhain and Sinead Kennedy have also fronted the holiday show.
Last week, it was also revealed that The Podge and Rodge Show would not be returning to screens following its reboot with Doireann Garrihy.
After just one season, it will not be coming back this winter. A spokesperson for RTE told RSVP Live: "RTÉ can confirm that The Podge and Rodge Show will not be returning."


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Madeleine Heggs
November 20, 2019 March 12, 2020 lawclinic Uncategorized
Madeleine Heggs set up her own legal practice over 60 years ago. She was brought up by a single mother during the war. After her father was killed, Madeleine went to a school which 'knew nothing about careers', and girls were expected to become secretaries, or at best, teachers – if you were very bright. Heggs was the first from her school to study Law, and felt inspired to do so after her father's old lawyer offered her his old articles. The only girl at her entire law school, she described the experience as 'lonely'. Madeleine later went on to work for Bedford Lowe.
After living for a time in the US for her husband's job, Madeleine qualified as a solicitor in 1954, and set up her own practice at her home in Ealing when she was expecting her first child in 1957. Over the next 24 years, she built up a successful practice dealing with residential and commercial conveyancing, probate, civil litigation and family law. Working from home, she was able to take her children to and from school and then meet up and speak to clients at night to make up time. And did her husband help with the kids? "He belonged to that generation where men don't help" she explains, "he liked his wife going to work, but that didn't mean that he had to join in the housework, it's a generational thing."
In 1975, Madeleine got a letter asking if she'd act as Chairman of National Insurance tribunals, which changed the trajectory of her career. Later, she became a Commissioner; saying to First Hundred Years; "I was appointed in November 1981, and it wasn't until December 1979 that solicitors were entitled even to act as Commissioners, and there had never been a woman. They were all QCs or Benchers and I was a suburban solicitor… the only woman and practising solicitor amongst 14 men." FHY's asked; Are things better for women now than they were? Madeleine believes that they may not be. "I look at my grandchildren and they have enormous pressures", she says. "You have to do your exams first and then you've got to find a traineeship – it's not easy and it's very expensive and competitive." Women are also having to work "colossal hours, which is hard if you've got a family." Madeleine also criticises the lack of legal aid, saying while "a lot of people have rights, they can't exercise them because they haven't got the money for it." Truer words have never been spoken.
Madeleine, who retired at the age of 72, is celebrating her 90th birthday soon. Madeleine has shared with many how she enjoyed her career despite how different the profession was when she was in practice. Discrimination was not acknowledged by her as an issue. She was though, an exceptional lawyer who succeeded in breaking down barriers, holding a judicial post for 20 years plus.
Imaan Khan, GCU Law Clinic Volunteer – LLB3
'Women in Law Wednesday' Week 5: Cheryl Liddell
Our Women in Law Wednesday this week is Cheryl Liddell. Cheryl studied Law at GCU and was also the Student Director of the Law Clinic in her 4thyear. Now that she has completed her diploma and is embarking on her traineeship, we caught up with her so that we could find out where she is now, get some advice for those following the same path as her and ask her opinion on the 'women in law' project..
We started by asking her the – rather generic – question, what inspired you to choose law? Cheryl replied with a rather generic (her words) answer, saying that law had always seemed really interesting on TV programmes. She explained that no one in her family had ever been to University so she didn't have anyone to talk to who had done law, so she decided to go to college for two years first. She admitted that she enjoyed it so much more than she thought she would, so decided to progress into the LLB at GCU. Due to the two years she spent at college, she felt this gave her a helpful start in 1st year as she had covered a lot of the content already. Third year was where it started to get harder for her (as we all know too well).
Talking more about her time at GCU, Cheryl mentioned two of the GCU Law lecturers, Claire McFadzean and Alison Britton. She had worked with Claire through the Law Clinic and found her move from private practice to academia inspiring as a law student, similarly with Alison's involvement with the Scottish Government, taking seminars and mountain climbing feats.
Moving on to her involvement with the Law Clinic, Cheryl explains that she was involved with the Law Clinic from 1styear. She stressed the importance of this involvement from the start of her degree throughout her interview, and encourages future managers to make sure that they are making 1st year students feel valued and involved. Talking of her achievements in the clinic, Cheryl explains that while she was student director the Law Clinic started to get recognised in the wider community and began to win awards. She attributes this to past managers as well. She also explains that she went to court once when volunteering at the Law Clinic, which as well as being an achievement at the time is also helping her with the litigation side of her traineeship now.
Moving on to where she is now, Cheryl explains that she is doing in house traineeship at Arnold Clark, which she is really enjoying. It is different from traditional traineeships in the sense that you do not get given seats, you are essentially there for any legal need that the company has. Anyone can come round and ask you a question. There is not the same hierarchy that there is in private practice, people from other departments will ask you for the same help whether you are a trainee or not. While she explains this can be a good thing, it can also be challenging as there are not as many people to ask for advice as in private practice. If someone chooses to come to her with her problem, which can be to do with a large range of legal issues, it is her responsibility to handle it.
Discussing her journey into her traineeship, Cheryl explains that she did not specifically choose to go in house. She began at Arnold Clark as a legal advisor, after a couple of months her boss offered her a traineeship. A good point to note for anyone who is feeling stressed about going into the diploma without a traineeship.
We then moved on to chat more about 'women in law'. We asked her if she had ever felt disadvantaged as a woman in law, or alternatively, motivated. She explains that, although it is not a direct disadvantage to her, it is strange to go from the degree where classes are 80% female, to having 1 female to 10 males in practice. It is a stark difference and she wonders where everyone went. She definitely finds that being a woman motivates her. She wants to support the other women that she knows in the profession, explaining that, for example, if a job came up she would be more likely to send it to her female friends.
Finally, the question we ask every week, what does being a women in law mean to you? 'It shows the development of how far women have come in law. So this project is obviously to commemorate the first 100 years of women entering the legal profession. The fact that when you look around the classroom that there can be 90% females, when 100 years ago we wouldn't even be able to enter the profession. Now we have figures like Lady Hale. It shows society's progression and their support of females in more extensive ways allowing them to do things that were once perceived as strictly 'male jobs.'
Thank you to Cheryl for meeting us and getting involved with the project!
Dame Margaret Henderson Kidd
November 8, 2019 March 12, 2020 lawclinic Uncategorized
Dame Margaret Henderson Kidd QC paved the way for aspiring female lawyers; establishing and securing women's role within the legal profession. Born in 1900, in Bo'ness, during a time where tending to their house and children was generally the extent of a woman's responsibilities, it would be hard to imagine that just two decades later the first woman would graduate with an LLB; especially in a society which granted women no political rights. Nevertheless, Margaret, following in the footsteps of her solicitor father, James, wished to pursue a diplomatic career.
Women were not recognised as "people" within the meaning of the Solicitors Act 1843 but with the introduction of the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919, women could now work as practicing lawyers and sit as jurors, as well as perform a number of other jobs previously thought only capable by men.
Margaret graduated from the University of Edinburgh, in 1922, with a master's degree and an LLB. She was called to the Faculty of Advocates in 1923, after training with Mitchell & Baxter WS, becoming the first female lawyer to have the right to plead in the Supreme Court of Scotland. She remained the only female advocate up until 1948. Throughout her career, Margaret continued to break into undiscovered territories, obtaining a considerable amount of 'firsts' for women in the history of Britain; becoming not only the first female advocate to appear before the House of Lords, but also the first woman appointed King's Council in Britain, as well as the first woman to hold the post of Sheriff Principal for Dumfries and Galloway.
Margaret helped shape the future for aspiring female lawyers, giving speeches and lectures and encouraging more and more women to become solicitors as the close work with people would better mould public opinion into one that believed that women were both equally as capable and deserving of the right to study and practice law as their male counterparts.
By Alana Farewell, GCU Law Clinic Volunteer, LLB1
'Women in Law Wednesday' Week 4: Patricia Taylor
For this week's 'Women in Law Wednesday', we reached out to former GCU Law student and Operations Manager of the Law Clinic, Patricia Taylor. As part of the project, it is important to us that we are celebrating women at all stages of their journey in the legal profession. It therefore made sense for us to approach Patricia to find out where she is now after leaving GCU and the Law Clinic and ask for her thoughts on Women in Law…
After gaining a First Class Honours in the LLB, Patricia undertook the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice at the University of Glasgow. She is now over halfway through her traineeship with the international firm DWF, currently sitting in the Commercial Litigation department. Alongside this, Patricia is a committee member of the Scottish Young Lawyers' Association and a mentor under the Law Society of Scotland's Mentoring Scheme (links to both will be at the end of the blog).
As part of the 'Women in Law' project we hope to inspire young women who are embarking on their journey into the legal profession. We therefore wanted to ask Patricia if there were any moments throughout her studies or current career that particularly inspired her. Responding to this question, Patricia explains, "If you'd have told me seven years ago, when I was but a nervous first year (carrying around 'Woolman on Contract' like it was another limb), that I'd now be a year away from becoming a solicitor in a commercial firm, I'd probably have had to thoroughly google what that would even entail." She goes on however, 'A second year lecture on corporate law peaked that interest, and was funnily enough delivered by GCU [Law Clinic's] 'Woman in Law' [two weeks ago], Claire McFadzean. Claire's practical insights, humorous quips, and indeed honesty, as to the realities of the commercial world, meant that this is a career I've been pursuing ever since'. Firstly, I believe that there may not be a Law student that cannot relate to the image of being that scared 1st year. Secondly, Patricia gaining inspiration from our Academic Director (a theme we may see recurring) encapsulates the spirit of the project perfectly. Patricia then went on to praise her family, "my Mum and Gran actively placed no limits on what I could become, regardless of my background or gender." She qualifies this by pointing out another recurring theme within the project that, "ultimately, it is easier said than done, and our sector has some way to go in embodying that message itself, but I do (and must) believe that we will get there". Something I am sure we can all agree on.
This leads on to the next question that we put to Patricia, 'Has there ever been a point in your degree or career where you have felt that being a woman has disadvantaged you'. She gave a very profound answer, "At a recent roundtable discussion, we examined the Law Society of Scotland's publication, 'Profile of the Profession'. This uncovered statistics relating to the issue (amongst others) of unconscious bias, which continues to pose a prevalent issue within the legal sphere. Although I do not feel that being a woman has disadvantaged me in my career so far, this is not cause for complacency, for I am one of the lucky ones. Further, I appreciate that I am a "small fish in a big pond"; aware that the age-old glass-ceiling may very well present itself in the face of my progression." She finishes her answer with a hopeful message, "I do believe, however, that the tide is shifting. Encouragingly, conversations on these issues are increasing, as is awareness and activism for change". The message that Patricia is sending here is a very important one: just because it isn't directly affecting you presently, does not mean it is not there or does not affect other people. We hope to continue the conversation that she speaks of through this project.
Finally, as we will ask all of our interviewees in this series, we found out what being a Woman in Law means to Patricia. "Being a trainee solicitor is a privilege in its own right, additionally so, when I consider being a woman in law. I recently attended the Law Society's Annual Conference, where a speaker remarked that we, as women in law in 2019, are "standing on the shoulders of giants." It reminded me of the following by Rupi Kaur: "I stand on the sacrifices of a million women before me, thinking, what can I do to make this mountain taller, so that the women after me, can see farther?". And frankly, we, men and women alike, cannot let them down."
We thank Patricia for her valuable contribution to the project and we hope that reading her insights into the topic and about her career has inspired other LLB students hoping to follow along the same path.
Lucy Mackay, Projects Manager, LLB3
Scottish Young Lawyers' Association upcoming events: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/scottish-young-lawyers-association-1867524801
Scottish Young Lawyers' Association website: http://www.syla.co.uk/
Law Society of Scotland Mentoring Scheme: https://www.lawscot.org.uk/members/career-growth/mentoring/
Free Sanitary Products – the Landmark Ruling on Period Poverty
November 4, 2019 November 4, 2019 lawclinic Uncategorized
Despite being an existing issue since the beginning of time, it took several months of debating by individuals and members of parliament before the landmark ruling on period poverty was finally considered in the Scottish Parliament in 2017.
The year 2018 marked a remarkable achievement for Scotland in satisfying fundamental women's rights as it became the first country in the world which granted access to free sanitary products for students. As described by Communities Secretary Aileen Campbell: "Being able to access free sanitary products is fundamental to equality and human dignity".
However, currently free period products are only supplied under voluntary schemes which is why this year, Labour MSP Monica Lennon officially lodged the Period Products (Free Provision) (Scotland) Bill. This Bill aimed to make it a statutory requirement for schools, colleges and universities to provide free access to such sanitary products. How would this impact Scotland? Lennon has supported her reason for bringing this Bill into parliament by stating how this not only gives a chance for Scotland to "put access on a legal footing" but also to potentially lead the rest of the world in introducing similar laws.
In order to maintain current free provision, an investment of £5.5 million was made by the Scottish Government with local authorities receiving an additional £2 million and universities attaining up to £3.5 million in funding.
This proposed Bill aims to tackle the underlying stigma with addressing gender equality and "dignity issues" regardless of people's income and will bring about many positive effects in Scotland. Sanitary products have been debated to be a "necessity for a very large part of a woman's life" as opposed to the historic view of it being treated as a luxury product. Therefore, if implemented, the access to free period products becoming statutory will "scourge period poverty" and help reduce the current basic right imbalance.
Women in Law Project Week 3 – Gwyneth Bebb
After studying Law at Oxford and gaining the marks for a first-class honours degree, Gwyneth Bebb was rejected not only from gaining her award but from applying to sit her Barr exams also. As mentioned previously in our first Women in Law blog, women could not practice as professional lawyers before the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919 or even be granted the award they had studied for.
It was Gwyneth Bebb that was behind the movement fighting for woman to be officially recognised as legal professionals. In the famous case of Bebb v Law Society she fought for woman to be regarded as "persons" under the Solicitors Act 1843. Being female was classed as a "disability" and she lost on the grounds of precedent with the court ruling that it was the parliaments duty to change the law and not for the courts in this instance.
Despite losing the case and the appeal her actions went on the spark the movement which led to the introduction of the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919. She travelled around the country along with other woman raising awareness and spreading their cause, it was her persistence and determination that allowed for woman to become fully qualified and practicing lawyers.
Unfortunately Gwetyth Bebb died from child birth complications whilst studying for her Barr exam so she never got the chance to utilise what she had worked so hard to achieve but 176 years later: woman now make up 48% of all lawyers in the United Kingdom and 47% of the workforce, exceeding the number of male practising lawyers for the first time in 2017.
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Located on the shoreline of Nantucket Harbor, the Aquarium displays local Nantucket species and is an excellent place to learn about the amazing sealife around the island. Displays are always changing and range from crabs and shellfish to fish and eels. All animals at the Aquarium are locally-collected and are released back into the wild at the end of the season. Displays can also include anything from seahorses to octopus to sharks!
Admission: Members Free; $10 Adults $8 Kids. Admission includes the Natural Science Museum, Vestal St. Observatory tour, and the Mitchell House tour.
All of the animals displayed at the Aquarium are from Nantucket waters and things change every year based on what is found throughout the summer. No summer is the same as the one before!
The Aquarium depends on many local people for our exhibits. Local fishermen and charter captains bring many of the bigger animals this summer. Special thanks to Just Do It 2, Critter Cruises, and Sayles Seafood for lots of recent donations.
Also thanks to Shearwater Excursions for taking out Aquarium Interns each week to help on their seal tours. This is a great way to get out onto the water!
Get a feel for the marine life that lives on and near Nantucket beaches at the most popular aquarium activity. Home to crabs, fish, shrimp, clams, snails, and more, the touch tank is a place where all ages can learn something new.
One of the larger tanks at the Aquarium, the circle tank is home to large fish, dogfish (small sharks), spider crabs, and horseshoe crabs. It overlooks the harbor and is a perfect place to contemplate the natural beauty of Nantucket.
Each room is filled with more than 50 animals including trigger fish, lobsters, mantis shrimp, tropical fish, and common local species. All the animals are either caught by our staff during research trips or donated by local fishermen and fishing charters. Exhibits change weekly to highlight new species or local ecosystems. There is always something new to discover!
Though rarely seen, Lined Seahorses (Hippocampus erectus) live around Nantucket. These fish hunt for little critters in algae and they are very slow and deliberate. When it is time to breed, the female seahorse gives the male several hundred eggs and he gets to incubate them in a pouch until they hatch as little babies.


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  }, [page]); // eslint-disable-line react-hooks/exhaustive-deps

  if (!shouldRenderQuestion) {
    return null;
  }

  return (

        <button className={styles.closeBtn} onClick={onClose}>
          <X className={styles.icon} />
        </button>
        {header || commonHeader}

        <AnimatedPager className={styles.pager} page={page}>
          {questions.map(({ header, footer, ...restOptions }, i) => (
            <AnimatedPager.Page key={restOptions.dataKey}>
              <QuestionBuilder
                {...restOptions}
                page={i}
                title={
                  typeof restOptions.title === 'function'
                    ? restOptions.title(draft)
                    : restOptions.title
                }
                value={draft[restOptions.dataKey]}
                onChange={handleDraftChange(restOptions.dataKey)}
                onConfirm={() => {
                  if (i < questions.length - 1) {
                    if (onNext) onNext(i + 1);
                    warnBeforeSetPage(i + 1);
                  }
                }}
                warning={isWarningShown ? warning : null}
              />
            </AnimatedPager.Page>
          ))}
        </AnimatedPager>

            <ProgressBlock page={page} totalPages={questions.length} />

            <NavigatorBlock
              skippable={skippable}
              onPrevious={() => {
                if (onPrev) onPrev(page - 1);
                setPage(page - 1);
              }}
              onNext={() => {
                if (onNext) onNext(page + 1);
                warnBeforeSetPage(page + 1);
              }}
              hasPrevious={hasPrevious}
              hasNext={hasNext}
            />

          <SubmissionBlock onSubmit={handleSubmit} />

{footer || commonFooter}

  );
};

FormBuilder.propTypes = {
  open: bool.isRequired,
  header: oneOfType([string, element]),
  footer: oneOfType([string, element]),
  questions: arrayOf(
    shape({
      header: oneOfType([string, element, func]),
      footer: oneOfType([string, element, func]),
      title: oneOfType([string, func]).isRequired,
      description: string,
      type: oneOf(availableTypes).isRequired,
      dataKey: string.isRequired,
      defaultValue: oneOfType([func, any]),
      required: bool,
      warning: oneOfType([func, string]),
      validator: func,
      onSelect: func,
      search: func,
      placeholder: string,
      footnote: oneOfType([string, func]),
      options: arrayOf(string),
      ratingLabels: arrayOf(string.isRequired),
      renderCustomizedQuestion: func,
    }),
  ).isRequired,
  onChange: func,
  onPrev: func,
  onNext: func,
  onPageChange: func,
  onSubmit: func.isRequired,
  onValidateFail: func,
  onClose: func,
};

FormBuilder.defaultProps = {
  open: false,
  questions: [],
  onSubmit: console.log,
};

const withBackgroundMask = Modal => props => (

    <Modal {...props} />

);

export default withBackgroundMask(FormBuilder);

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Q: Creating Preloader for SWF in AS3 Flash Builder I'm a relatively new developer in AS3 using Flash Builder. My objective is to create a quick/fast loading small SWF preloader for a larger (30mg) SWF application. I can't include the larger SWF inside the preloader, but I can use external interface calls to get jquery to tell me what the speed of internet the users are using and figure out how long it should take to load based on the size of the larger SWF.
Right now, we have a large web application that takes around 5 mins to load if the client has a slow internet connection. So, we wanted to use a small SWF preloader that will display a loading circle or loading bar, and display options if the SWF takes longer than 5 mins to load. Kind of like error handling. For instance, for Safari, sometimes the player actually has to click the SWF in order for it to load. Is it possible to have a button on the SWF that will make it start loading?... Is it easier to create the preloader in jQuery? I'm just wondering if it's just going to create more issues using a SWF to load a SWF. Any ideas?...
Any ideas on how to tackle this beast? I've read almost every article about preloaders but there is nothing that references preloaders created in Flash Builder.
I can't use Flash Professional or timeline. It has to be in Flash Builder.
So I tried to use the below tutorial and I wasn't able to actually get anything to appear when I test it. I'm getting an error at the "run()" function:
Error: Error #2136: The SWF file http://local.myproj.com/MyProject.swf contains invalid data.
    at Preloader/run()[/Development/MyProject/src/Preloader.as:109]
    at Preloader/onEnterFrame()[/Development/MyProject/src/Preloader.as:46]
References:
http://fortheloss.org/how-to-preloader-in-flash-builder-4-7/

A: I worked until two years ago with a lot of these things and I know I have a few good scripts in my databases, but you are talking about Preloaded & activated loading were as in a preloader it is out of the hands of say a visitor what he or she can or cannot do, and in using a button (possible of course) the visitor has a choice to download or not! From memory there was never really a lot published yet over years of using Flex Builder I have collected some good AS3 scripts and modified them (including a progress-bar - but without time Indicator) to download in web Apps. or FLEX AIR etc. with AS3.
The small problem would only be to adapt any of it from mx to fx depending on what FLEX Builder you use!
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Labyrinth of Lies is the 31st installment in the Nancy Drewpoint-and-click adventure game series by Her Interactive. The game is available for play on Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X platforms. It has an ESRB rating of E10+ for moments of mild violence and peril. Players take on the first-person view of fictional amateur sleuth Nancy Drew and must solve the mystery through interrogation of suspects, solving puzzles, and discovering clues. There are two levels of gameplay, Amateur and Master sleuth modes, each offering a different difficulty level of puzzles and hints, however neither of these changes affect the actual plot of the game. [1][2] This game is loosely based upon the book The Greek Symbol Mystery.
Melina Rosi, the curator of the Phidias Cultural Center in Greece, hires Nancy Drew to assist with the museum's most anticipated event of the year. Persephone in Winter, a play about the myth of Persephone, is being performed in the amphitheater to drum up publicity for the new Life in Ancient Greece exhibit. However, artifacts from the exhibit are mysteriously disappearing. Are these mishaps connected to the amphitheater's upcoming performance, or is an unseen villain pulling strings behind the scenes?
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Nancy Drew (Lani Minella) - Nancy is an eighteen-year-old amateur detective from the fictional town of River Heights in the United States. She is the only playable character in the game, which means the player must solve the mystery from her perspective.
Xenia Doukas (Julia Stockton) - Playing the lead role in the performance of Persephone in Winter, Xenia is a talented actress who is also the show's director. She keeps busy with her work on the play, but is her sweet personality and demanding workload blinding Xenia from what's truly going on behind the scenes? Or is her obsession with being a great actress masking her true intentions?
Niobe Papadaki (Katherine Grant-Suttie) - Niobe plays the role of Demeter, Persephone's mother, but she is also the show's prop and stage artist. She has a strong interest in the museum's artifacts and is referencing the pieces for onstage props and design. Terrified of being onstage, Niobe tends to keep to herself and focuses on her work. But has Niobe been observing more than just artwork? Could she possibly shed some light on her other observations at the museum?
Thanos Ganas (Beau Prichard) - Hades, Greek god of the underworld, is large and intimidating, much like the actor who portrays him. Thanos lingers under the set, keeping an eye on all the stage hydraulics and making sure that the sets are working properly. He doesn't like anyone snooping under the stage and is very protective of the set. Is there more to reveal in the Underworld than Thanos is letting on?
Grigor Karakinos (Jeff Pierce) - Cast as Hermes the Messenger, Grigor is also the stage manager and technician for the play. He works backstage with the lights, lifts, and other various stage assets. Charming and talkative, Grigor seems to know everyone and everything that's going on. He may be helpful for picking up interesting information, but is he holding anything back?
Melina Rosi (Billie Wildrick) - The curator of the museum, Melina Rosi, has called you in to assist with the exhibit in time for the grand opening and upcoming play. Her museum staff are mysteriously abandoning their roles. However, Melina is undeterred and will do whatever it takes to hunt down the truth. No one is closer to the artifacts than Melina, but could she be hiding her true involvement in the missing exhibit pieces?
Frank Hardy (Jonah Von Spreekin) & Joe Hardy (Rob Jones) - Returning as phone contacts, the Hardy Boys are available to help you with your case. They can provide vital information regarding Greek myths and can shed additional light on the actors and the museum.
The game was released on October 14, 2014, though pre-orders began on September 9, 2014.
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College Football - Why do people post picks without analysis?
Why do people post picks without analysis?
Then they post YTD records without any evidence of having achieved same. What's up with that? Asking for a friend.
Because they'd feel pretty silly saying that the coin landed on Heads.
a better question is why post an analysis at all ?
are we in a contest with each other?
are we trying to convince others to bet what we bet?
The best cappers here are too damn busy to give a reason why for every pick. We are lucky they take the time to post at all.
And most are posting their picks, period. Not looking for followers, just sharing their wagers.
[Quote: Originally Posted by WahooS] a better question is why post an analysis at all ?
Well the reality is, if you don't have a write-up, I want nothing to do with the pick. Because you've presented nothing but a side. Now I understand people don't have time to write-up a play but they do chime in and that counts as content to me, like TD's threads. But that's just personal preference.
For everyone that expected more on the Kansas RU play, they got more the two weeks before on the OSU and and Texas State. And the Missouri lookahead. They should expect more because the write proved the play is inspected aggressively. Win or lose. For those who just post picks, like Vankiep, I have absolutely no idea if he woke up and just felt like playing a side and posted it.
Therefore, it's irrelevant. If you put the time to provide a writeup you ARE giving more. And should expect more. And of course, plays lose. Even ones with huge write-ups. They always will. If they didn't I would do this for a living.
bogs my mind too. some cappers post their plays without rhyme or reason and they get like 20+ BOL responses. i'd like to hear reason to see if it jives.
Its the same stuff for EVERY game, the names and numbers just change. ANYONE can get that info....Very few can analyze it and pick winners. Im gonna let you in on a secret....the people that MAKE the lines know more than you do....its their job. Thats why you read about traps and fishy lines.....thats just people who dont know what they are talkimg about rationalize the line. They works literally been done for you. ALL factors have already been used to determine the line.
* plus these same guys (often) bet the earliest number ...which is LONG gone by the time most guys are ready to bet....> write-up on a stale number ??
" guys here's my bets....do you like 'em?".........then 98% of the time it's simple praise or criticism....."you da' man" ! ....OR ....you're an IDIOT!"
Those who have long write ups, i usually don't read, i look for who they picked. I look up trends and stats for games im really interested in.
Wow, I learned something new today. Even though I've posted a 20-10 record these first 3 weeks (and I'm not making up a YTD record - search EDGE PLAYS) I guess my plays didn't count because I didn't post write ups next to them. I suppose people would have been better off following posters who gave out picks with analysis who ultimately have losing records. Will they admit to having losing records? Probably not.
Keep that up& you can go tout.
Years ago, this was a good discussion forum with lots of good cappers giving info & discussing games. It has slowly progressed to what it is now.........hundreds of bettors just posting plays........wanting to be "The Man". That's ok, but who does it serve? I enjoy reading a good write up, especially from someone I know has done their home work. But too often these days, the write ups get buried to back pages because of all the posting that goes on here now.........probably a good thing for me since I'm basically 0-5 in my two posts I've made so far this season.
Just keep posting if you wish, & put your YTD record up there. You'll get your respect eventually, even if you have a cold streak.
[Quote: Originally Posted by On_Edge] Wow, I learned something new today. Even though I've posted a 20-10 record these first 3 weeks (and I'm not making up a YTD record - search EDGE PLAYS) I guess my plays didn't count because I didn't post write ups next to them. I suppose people would have been better off following posters who gave out picks with analysis who ultimately have losing records. Will they admit to having losing records? Probably not.
[/Quote] Keep that up& you can go tout.
Would love to hear some Tier-1 Handymen weigh in on this thread. I see a lot of the rift-raft, B-level handicappers chirping, but how about the guys that are actually good on this site? Crickets so far in this thread.
i'm not looking to read a three page write up but a few sentences would suffice on why someone likes a certain play. are they following a trend, situation, etc.? or just throwing darts? it's just sharing ideas and angles to make us better cappers. guys like megalocks and white mice did it. leaguecapper does it on the NFL forum.
[Quote: Originally Posted by THEMUGG] Keep that up& you can go tout.
A few posters in here have earned the right to post their plays w/o write ups and earn your consideration or pause. What you do with it is ultimately up to you. Guys like rush and van if your on the opposite side i'd recommend further analysis of your selection regardless of whether they give a write up.


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In the February edition of the Mobile Order-Ahead Tracker™, PYMNTS examines headlines on how companies from around the space are employing mobile ordering technology to do more than just take orders in advance.
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