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What does "Judge not, that ye be not judged" mean?
Jesus said, "Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you. And why do you look at the speck in your brother's eye, but do not consider the plank in your own eye? Or how can you say to your brother, 'Let me remove the speck from your eye'; and look, a plank is in your own eye? Hypocrite! First remove the plank from your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye" (Matthew 5:1-5).
Jesus, here, refers mainly to judging another person's motives, not to judging the right or wrong actions. God alone is fit to judge men's motives, because of the fact that He alone is able to read men's personal thoughts (Heb. 4:12). Looking therefore on men's hearts, God loves the sinner but He hates the sin. Because people are only able to discern only the "outward appearance" (1 Sam. 16:7) they unavoidably make mistakes.
Jesus does not here refer to the reasonable sense of judgement by which the Christian is to differentiate between right and wrong (Rev. 3:18), but rather to the routine of disapproving and unjust criticism.
The measure we give will be the measure we receive, for unfairness leads to injustice. More than that, the injustice of one man toward his fellow men leads to divine judgment, as Jesus taught in the parable of the Unforgiving Servant (Matt. 18:23–35). We may condemn the crime, but, like God, we must ever be ready to pardon and forgive the criminal. We can extend compassion to the offender without excusing the evil he may have done.
Luke 6:41 reads "And why do you look at the speck in your brother's eye, but do not perceive the plank in your own eye?" The Bible offers enough light and truth to make each of us a righteous judge of behavior, even and particularly our own.


Dilation of the urinary bladder with focal to diffuse flattening of urothelium, from a male B6C3F1 mouse in a chronic study.
Normal bladder for comparison, from a male B6C3F1 mouse in a subchronic study.
Dilation of the urinary bladder is characterized by an overly distended bladder with flattened urothelium ( Figure 1 ). This is a commonly observed change, which can result from a number of etiologies. The most common cause is obstruction. Cases of urinary bladder dilation may be noted where the cause is not apparent or related to chemical administration. The etiology of bladder dilation may be missed when the urethra is not examined. Mouse urologic syndrome in male animals is a frequent cause of obstruction, bladder dilation, inflammation, morbidity, and death. Calculi may also block the outflow of urine, leading to dilation. Although proteinaceous plugs may be observed in the trigone region of the urinary bladder, these plugs usually do not contribute to dilation because in most cases they represent agonal events. Formalin inflation of the urinary bladder is usually recommended, but overinflation and other inflation-related artifacts may occur.
Dilation of the urinary bladder should be diagnosed and given a severity grade. Identification of cause should be considered if dilation is treatment related. If the cause can be identified, it should be diagnosed separately and its relationship to the urinary bladder dilation discussed in the narrative.
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Everitt JI, Ross PW, Davis TW. 1988. Urologic syndrome associated with wire caging in AKR mice. Lab Anim Sci 38:609-611.
Hsu HH. 1986. Hereditary hydronephrosis, mouse. In: Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory Animals: Urinary System (Jones TC, Hard GC, Mohr U, eds). Springer, Berlin, 273-275.
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If you think back to any difficulties you overcame, try to remember how wonderful you felt and think about the sense of achievement and confidence you experienced. You might be pleased to know that there is a career where you can help people to move beyond personal challenges. These challenges may be the result of a physical or mental health condition, an injury or they may be from age-related diseases and related problems. In an occupational health career, you would work with a range of people from many different backgrounds – helping them to live their lives to the fullest while reducing their reliance on outside physical support and help.
A day in the life of an occupational therapist is a busy one, where you would be working individually with clients to help them find ways to live independently, with respect to their unique lifestyle and health needs. For instance, you might work with a patient who is newly recovered from a stroke and must learn to perform daily care activities all over again due to loss of sensation and mobility. You might also look at how a work environment may be adapted to meet the needs of a worker who was recently injured in an accident. For a person with a mental illness such as depression, you might find ways to encourage activities and communication outside of the home. You may also communicate with housing associations to help a person find wheelchair accessible housing. In this way, you would be helping people to lead more normal and healthy lives, despite their challenges.
After first meeting with a patient and assessing the patient's lifestyle, health conditions and concerns, you would look at ways to adapt their current ways of living to make daily tasks more manageable and effective. As your patient progresses, you would also modify the program to ensure it continues to meet the patient's needs. For clients with major challenges such as permanent disabilities, your ongoing work and support can make an enormous difference in the quality of their lives. Sadly, there are a number of conditions such as neurological ones that are degenerative, meaning the patient tends to become less able to live independently and comfortably as the disease progresses.
One of the exciting aspects of occupational therapy is that you can eventually choose to specialise in a specific area. For example, you might works in hospitals and specialise in mental health disorders or perhaps you prefer to work with children, in which case you could specialise in paediatrics. Still others will choose to specialise in working with people who have suffered from cardiac arrest or require extensive rehabilitation following a stroke. While you may work with patients for only a session or two, more often than not you will provide a series of sessions or work long-term over years periodically to help patients as their conditions change and their treatment plan requires updating. In particular, some specialty areas of occupational therapy are long-term conditions such as a mental illness or autoimmune disorder that will need ongoing support and advice.
If you want to become an occupational therapist, you must take an accredited undergraduate degree program or a postgraduate course in occupational therapy. You would then need to register with the Health Professions Council (HPC). Those who are applying for postgraduate courses can increase their chances of acceptance onto the course by gaining valuable voluntary or paid work experience in health care, particularly in an assistant role within occupational health care units at hospitals or in a health care clinic.
Coursework will include the life sciences as well as therapeutic ways to improve quality of life and independence. In addition, your training will include realistic and practical ways for patients to adapt to their health conditions, whether the condition is a changing or a temporary one. You will even study how environments can be modified to be more hospitable to a patient. One example would be a patient who suffers an accident that affects their back – an occupational therapist might suggest special seating in the office, which serves to support their needs.
The key areas of occupational therapy that you will study and experience in a practical placement are; learning disabilities, mental health conditions such as depression, social care services and also rehabilitation following physical injury or an illness. You will need to have well-developed communication skills, particularly given the regular interactions you will have with outside agencies such as housing associations or workplace management. Salaries typically start at around £19,700 to £25,500 per year but experienced occupational therapists can make approximately £37,500.
One of the most rewarding aspects of a career as an occupational therapist is that you will have the opportunity to observe the impact of your work on each patient's quality of life. Despite the challenges of disabilities and various health conditions – many degenerative ones – your work will allow patients to function in the best capacity possible as you provide valuable advice, support and practical solutions.
I am a 40 year old woman and in a health care assistant profession. I would love to become an occupational therapist but am I too late in my life to pursue this career? Does it mean I have to go to university to get a degree or post graduate degree even to go further?
I am very interested in becoming an Occupational Therapist. I have wanted to do this for a while now and feel it is the right time to do so.


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function Tiro(J::Jugador, G::Gato, loc::Int64, R::Array{Int8, 1})

    if G.tablero[loc] == 0

        G.tablero[loc] = R[J.num]

        return true
    else
        println("Celda ya ocupada, ¡elige otra!")
        return false
    end
end

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function Turno(J::Jugador, Tablero::Gato, tiro::Int64, gane::Bool, R::Array{Int8,1})

    if gane == false  # si no ha ganado...
        num = J.num

        check = false
        while check == false

            loc = Pregunta_tiro(num)    # Se le pregunta donde quiere tirar
            check = Tiro(J, Tablero, loc, R)  # Si tiró en una celda libre
        end                                   # entonces se checa si es un tiro ganador

        if  Ganar(Tablero, J, R) == true      # y si sí lo es... se anunca al ganador!
            println("¡Miau $num ha ganado!")
            return true
        else
            return false
        end
    end
end

####### Estos arreglos son las distintas combinaciones para las cuales se puede ganar

Comb_h = [(1, 2, 3), (4, 5, 6), (7, 8, 9)]  # combinaciones horizontales
Comb_v = [(1, 4, 7), (2, 5, 8), (3, 6, 9)]  # combinaciones verticales
Comb_d = [(1, 5, 9), (3, 5, 7)]             # combinaciones diagonales

Combinaciones = [Comb_h; Comb_v; Comb_d]    # juntamos todas las combinaciones

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function Ganar(G::Gato, J::Jugador, R::Array{Int8, 1})
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            return true
        end
    end
end


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Resistance Dept.
February 12 & 19, 2018 Issue
Interpretive Protest?
Near City Hall, a dance class called "Body Politic, Somatic Selves" translates movement into a form of resistance.
By Betsy Morais
A concerned citizen searching for her place in the resistance but at a loss for words might head over to Gibney Dance Center, across from City Hall, in lower Manhattan, for a class called "Body Politic, Somatic Selves." Somatics studies the body as it's perceived from within—something like a goldfish that, wishing to know the feel of the ocean, rejects the construct of the bowl. Performance is not the point. "Physical experience can empower us like nothing else," Jill Sigman, the teacher, said the other day. "Dance can inspire compassion in ways that words can't."
As a child, Sigman trained with the Joffrey Ballet, and later she received a doctorate in analytic philosophy at Princeton; now she describes herself as "a choreographer, interdisciplinary artist, and agent of change." Her credits include "Vision Begins," which combined, among other things, the poetry of Adrienne Rich with the theme song to "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"; "RUPTURE," in which she literally walked on eggshells; and "The Hut Project," which involved building shelters out of garbage. She is around forty, with short brown hair flecked with gray.
"After the Presidential election and Inauguration, I was doing all these typical activisty things that a lot of us were doing," Sigman said. "Writing my senators, calling, and stuff. At some point, after a few months of that, I felt like I was leaving my body out of the equation." She went into the studio. "I spent a lot of time lying on the floor, thinking, I don't know what the fuck I'm doing." Gradually, she began to move. "I felt like my body had things to say."
Within a couple of months, she invited colleagues to join her. "There was a stuckness I was seeing in a lot of dancers—people I saw caring about a lot of issues were now getting shut down." She wondered, How can I get them moving? By summertime, she had opened her workshop to the public.
"A verbal landscape may define us more starkly," she said. "But when we start moving we realize that the universe is teeming with options." She was delighted by the turnout—people of all backgrounds, some of them weary of posing for Instagram at marches. "We're not signing a petition, we're not clicking on Facebook, we're part of the resistance by living a certain way," she said.
At a recent session, Sigman asked students to introduce themselves with their names and pronouns—there were five "she/her"s, one "he/him"—and had them say a word that was on their minds. "Muscles," one said. After a beat, she clarified, "Not m-u-s-s-e-l-s."
For the next hour, the group sat in a circle and dabbled in words. "What is protest?" Sigman asked. It's about opposing something, a woman with a long braid said. It's about community, said the only "him." Does it mean showing up? Not necessarily, the dancers agreed. The woman with the braid explained that, last year, instead of marching, she'd knit her own line of pussy hats. "It was hard, because all the yarn stores were out of pink."
"Does protest have to be public?"
"No," a young woman with a messy bun said. "I have been protesting someone in secret for almost a year, and this person does not know."
It was time to dance. Sigman instructed the class to begin exploring protest based on what was said, or not said, during their circle conversation. One person wriggled on the floor, as though she were struggling to drift off to sleep. Another sashayed around the room with arms outstretched. A young woman with curly hair leaned over a piano in the corner and swept her ringlets gently across the keys, moving her head back and forth as if operating a miniature car wash. Then she picked up an electrical cord and fondled it. (Later, she explained, "There was a sign that said 'Do Not Touch.' ")
Next, Sigman suggested, "Think about taking it further." Then, "Think about stillness." After twenty minutes, she asked everyone to stop: "Think about alternatives to protest." The dancers milled. Soon, everyone had joined hands and was weaving in and out of one another's port de bras—Matisse's "La Danse" meets sea anemone. "Remember to not only do what's best for the group, but also what feels true to you," Sigman advised.
The female dancers joined together, encircling "him" in a kind of cage. Then, without a word, they lifted their arms and let him go. ♦
This article appears in the print edition of the February 12 & 19, 2018, issue, with the headline "Interpretive Protest."
Betsy Morais, who was previously on The New Yorker's editorial staff, is the managing editor of Columbia Journalism Review.
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Jill Sigman
Interpretive Dance
The Women's Marches Could Have More Lasting Consequences Than the Government Shutdown
These protests represent a phenomenon that is more consequential than a shutdown: a rare popular mobilization against a sitting President.
By John Cassidy
Onward and Upward with the Arts
The Action Heroes of Dance
Elizabeth Streb's choreography asks dancers to dodge swinging cinderblocks and leap from scaffolds. It's dangerous—and electrifying.

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"Every generation has its own heroes," smiles Sipho modestly. "I still love The Beatles, but if you ask someone from a younger generation, they'll go 'Who?' There's been a generation who loved Michael Jackson and you have the hip-hop generation today whose heroes are the Jay-Zs. So in all fairness to the young people one wouldn't want the young generation to be beholden to you."
Point taken, so who are some of his heroes? "Drummers like Elvin Jones, Ginger Baker, Billy Cobham…and of course, in South Africa Gilbert Matthews and Early Mabuza," says Mabuse. "When Early walked into a rehearsal room and sat behind my drum kit that did it for me. Here was this man who was a hero, you know? He won the South African Jazz Festival with his band in 1964.
And he walks in with Gilbert – they were probably attracted by the sound they heard - and I froze for a moment. I thought to myself, 'would I be doing the right thing if I went on practicing?' I had my shirt off because I was a rock drummer then! And Early said 'can I sit on your kit?' It was almost like if Nelson walked into your house and asked 'can I sit where you are sitting?' you wouldn't know what to do."
Wait up. Rock drummer? What was a black man doing playing rock music in the 60s? "We listened to mostly white radio stations, the influences were The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zep, Deep Purple, and the Woodstock festivals," explains Mabuse. "We had always considered white music as superior then because of the level of consciousness at the time. But everything changed when we toured [the then] Rhodesia, Botswana and Mozambique and became Harari. The question arose: 'why all those overseas influences, when there's all these other influences just across the border?'"
We were ahead of everybody. You know we had a song on the Billboard Top 100? Why indeed. Why model yourself on Ginger Baker when Cream's drummer was rushing off to Nigeria to check out the revolution of Afrobeat king firebrand Fela Kuti? "Absolutely, yeah!" exclaims Hotstix. "Fela was king. But you never heard Fela on the radio. In accordance with the SA laws at the time he was just blasphemous, not the kind of music that people should be exposed to. We could not even hear Hugh Masekela. But there was always information coming through. Miriam did a song called "Pasop Verwoerd" which was banned. But somehow it was still big in the country because most of the records were sneaked into the country by activists."
Ah yes, those infamously dark apartheid days. A black consciousness-raising time for an ambitious young Afro-rock band like The Beaters who, in the aftermath of the Soweto student uprising of 1976, actually helped smuggle young activists into exile hidden in their amp cases and drum kits! "The struggle was intensified back home," recalls Mabuse. "We were influenced by the black consciousness movement and the necessity for African musicians to find a clear identity. In Rhodesia we fell in love with [the Salisbury township] Harari. We composed a song dedicated to the people. When we came home it was a massive hit! Everybody started calling us Harari."
1980's Heatwave scored Harari an American release shifting some 250 000 units. Back at home they were also revolutionaries, becoming the first black group to appear on SATV in 1979 and stage their own show at Joburg's Colosseum in 1980. "We were recording some of the hottest music," remembers Hotstix. "Harari had a very big influence on creating an identity for Stimela, Sakhile and all these bands with African names who modelled themselves on us. We were ahead of everybody. You know we had a song on the Billboard Top 100? That in itself was a milestone for an African band, an achievement."
Indeed. So with their 1982 single "Party" on the American Disco Hot 100 why did Harari split up? Had Mabuse really – as you sometimes read - become a bit of an 'arrogant dictator'? "I'm glad someone has brought that up," he chuckles. "There could be several reasons: maybe my own little world of ambitiousness, pushing people beyond their limitations. But I was young, full of energy, and I wanted Harari to be the best. In a way I did become a dictator.
I just found that at the time South African musicians were caught up in this apathy. The guys here were quite happy to remain a township band. But for me the world was bigger than that. If I listened to The Beatles then I wanted to be like The Beatles. I wanted us to be focused. There was a whole world out there and nobody was going to do us any favours. Mentally I don't think we were ready for that big stage. But history is always a better judge. I'm the last man standing, and history has vindicated me."
He's not kidding. In 1985 he wrote one of the all-time South African classics, "Burn Out". Released the year PW declared a state of emergency, this impeccably funky township disco jive jam became the first major crossover hit in South Africa selling over 500 000 copies. Yet while his name became synonymous with 'township jive', as his live performances over the past two decades have shown it's never been easy to label Hotstix.
"I don't like to be pigeonholed," he confirms. "For me this country needs to start hearing more of who we are. Where are our heroes? We limit our heroes to the same people. What about some of the Afrikaans musicians who changed the whole mindset. You know that Voelvry generation? Why don't we hear more of their music? That whole generation of Afrikaans musicians who said 'no, not in our name'. Why can't we honour them? Why can't we say they were responsible for changing the mindset of the Afrikaner? Through the young people we were able to get through to their parents."
Oppikoppi is the one festival that is broadly representative of who we are - in all genres.
This isn't just some utopian Rainbow Nation rhetoric either. Hotstix is walking the talk. "When I came back from 46664 with Kurt Darren I told him I wanted to do a jazz album and fuse in a lot of Afrikaans old folk songs like "Jan Pirreiwiet". And he said, 'how do you know this song?' " smiles Sipho. "I said, 'I'm a musician, I'm not boxed in.' I studied classical music as a flautist. I listen to serious jazz. When I did "Burn Out" it was at the time when Manenberg was really happening, and I heard piano all the time. You know why John Coltrane became the influence he became? Because he went beyond, he went beyond. When I play the piano, I play different, a lateral approach. I have my left hand, and right hand, and those should complement what I'm playing. And I learn from interacting with all sorts of music, it broadens my mind.
Indeed, are there any up and coming musicians broadening his mind? "Frankly, most of the music I hear in the townships now gets to me," sighs Mabuse. "If you hear the groove, the rhythm it's basically all the same. If you go to a wedding on Sunday or a funeral you'll hear everything you're hearing on South African radio today. It's driven by wanting to buy a Mercedes Benz. People don't compose music in this country anymore. The last people who composed music were the older musicians."
Don't be fooled. Mabuse isn't some bitter old timer who's lost touch with the youth. He's just as uncompromising as ever, advising young South African musicians to respect their creative impulse, rather than sell out to the lure of big bucks. "I'm very fond of the Kwani Experience" he confesses. "They're fantastic musicians. They reminded me of when I was young in Harari, experimenting with things," he adds animatedly recounting his collaboration with them for SABC TV's Jam Sandwich. "Kwani Experience has made me hopeful. They push themselves beyond the normal boundaries. We're discussing collaborating at Oppikoppi, so maybe I'll walk on stage during their set."
Speaking of which, what else can audiences expect from Hotstix's set on the James Phillips Main stage on Saturday? "Oppikoppi is the one festival that is broadly representative of who we are - in all genres," smiles Mabuse. "The only way we can begin to deal with the scourge of racism in this country is by interacting in the arts and music. Then we'll begin to see the African renaissance movement. I'm so pleased that I'm part of this movement to ensure that South Africans listen to each other."
Noble words, but how exactly is Hotstix going to get drunken Tuks students, Sandton buppies and arty Melville hippies to listen to each other? Well, irie renditions of Bob Marley's "Redemption Song" and uplifting Afro-jazz overhauls of Pharaoh Sanders' spiritual "The Creator Has A Master Plan" is a good place to start. And let's not forget "Burn Out". "Trust me, before the show ends you'll hear people shouting 'Burn Out! Burn Out!' he chuckles. "In a way the song has become a nemesis for me. But when I do it with my band it's different, we go even rockier. White people sometimes get taken aback and go, wow, these guys are playing rock! But I've got a killer, killer guitarist, so it becomes a real festival rocker!"


Paint in simple steps guided by an artist! This ongoing event supports the Building Fund.
Monica Garcia was our guest teacher for Wine, Whine & Design on Sunday, December 16. The Port Aransas Art Center provided a canvas, brushes and paint. This event encourages guests to "BYOB" and snacks, and the Art Center provides the wine glasses. This is a stress free, fun and creative program, and it has raised significant contributions for the Building Fund!


Forgiveness is complicated. As a survivor of severe childhood abuse, it is a topic I have spent much time considering. Forgiveness is beautiful, but it is often not easy to understand or apply to our lives. Part of the problem is that when people discuss forgiveness, they have different definitions in mind. To one it may mean reconciliation, while another might not see reconciliation as necessary. Some counsel "forgive and forget," unaware that this quote comes from Shakespeare's "King Lear," and not from the Bible. An oft repeated message is to forgive in order to have peace. But what does that mean? To some it means to not seek retribution. But is that always appropriate? Should we not seek to put offenders in jail?
I struggled for a long time to figure out my own definition of forgiveness. The dictionary says it means to absolve from guilt. Does that mean telling my abuser that what he did is okay? I could never do that. It's not okay, and it never will be. After discussing it with others, I had an epiphany. Forgiving someone does not mean saying, "It's okay that you did this." It means "Your offense can't hurt me anymore." That is an enormous difference.
The path to getting there may vary depending on the offense. Forgiveness is not a one-size-fits-all principle. To more fully understand this let's begin with a story from the Old Testament. In Numbers chapter 21 we read the trials of Moses and the Israelites in the wilderness. The Israelites were afflicted by "fiery serpents," and many died. Scholars have different opinions about what those fiery serpents may have been, from symbolic to different sorts of actual creatures. To me, serpent means snake, so for our purposes we will view them as snakes.
Notice what he said about getting the venom out. That is a crucial step in healing. To understand how this compares to emotional healing and forgiveness we need to understand a little more about snake bites and venom.
A bite can range from a minor wound to a life-threatening emergency. Some snake bites leave no venom at all. This could be compared to when someone cuts you off in traffic, it is annoying, but the frustration is minor and temporary. When the snakes do have venom, there are three different types cytotoxic, hemotoxic and neurotoxic. Some snakes (and emotional wounds) have a combination of toxins, making their venom more deadly.
Cytotoxic venom affects the local area cells, tissues and muscles. In this category, I place things such as the disagreements and quarrels we have with our family members or friends. Although these conflicts have the potential to cause harm, like cytotoxins the effects stay local and are fairly easy to remedy.
Hemotoxic venom attacks the heart and cardiovascular system. It affects the blood's clotting ability and is deadly if not treated. This is comparable to those things that cause us tremendous grief (heart pain). An example of this is the tragic Amish story from 2007. A man stormed into a one-room schoolhouse and shot ten young girls, killing five of them. He then turned the gun on himself. Another example is Chris Williams, who lost three children and his pregnant wife in a car accident with a drunk driver. This damage is serious and the results long lasting.
Neurotoxins affect the brain and nervous system, results in paralysis, seizures, incoherence, respiratory failure and eventually death if not treated. In this category I place trauma (whether natural from disasters or man-made as in war) and all forms of abuse because these may cause psychological damage. These survivors often suffer from anxiety, depression, PTSD, eating disorders, self-harm, dissociative disorders, suicidal ideation. The damage is wide-spread and long lasting.
Just as snakebites can have a combination of venoms, sometimes our wounds have a combination effect also. A hemotoxic emotional wound can also cause PTSD. A neurotoxic wound also causes grief.
We can begin to see why forgiveness is so complicated, because our pain is complicated. The Amish community stunned the nation by forgiving the man who robbed them of their children. Chris Williams forgave the teenage boy responsible for his accident. In both cases, the act of forgiveness is both beautiful and admirable. However, people sometimes share these stories with the implicit message: If they can forgive, so can you.
We cannot rush the process of emotional healing. Just as we cannot will a broken leg to mend, or cancer to leave our bodies, we can't just say, "I forgive" and expect that PTSD or other emotional neurotoxins will go away. Still there is hope. With the Lord there is always hope. Christ who gave blind men sight, and caused the lame to walk, can help us to be healed as well.
Now let's return for a moment to the story of Moses and the fiery serpents. Remember that after many people had been bitten and died, the people cried for help. Moses was instructed to wrap a snake around a brass pole and raise it into the air. All that would look up at it would live. This was symbolic of the Savior being lifted up on the cross, and all who would look to Him would live.
This has special meaning for all of us who have been bitten by snakes. It is a reminder that we don't have to first forgive to be accepted by the Savior, as if He is standing on the sidelines waiting for us to get our act together. He is willing to take every step of the journey through the wilderness with us. He is ready to help us be rid of the venom so that we can be healed and then forgive (not be in pain anymore). By looking to Him, we can find a new life. If you aren't ready to look to Him yet, it's okay; He understands. He will wait until we are ready.
Leslie G. Nelson enjoyed a close personal relationship with the Savior that helped her through many difficult personal trials, but when memories of childhood sexual abuse surfaced, she found herself ashamed to approach Him. In Touching His Robe, she shares the insights gained on her journey with the sensitivity and clear communication she acquired during years of teaching women and youth at church and while working in a halfway house, juvenile detention, and a group home for abused children and teens.
I'd highly recommend her book! She has some beautiful insights and, while I couldn't relate to all her experiences it gave me insight into how to empathize and help those I know who have suffered from abuse. And I LOVED her application of the story of the woman with an issue of blood... it is POWERFUL. You can buy "Touching His Robe: Reaching Past the Shame and Anger of Abuse" on Amazon.
Thanks so much Heather! I've been reading your blog for a few years now, so it is really an honor to be a guest poster!
I am a child abuse survivor too. And my family has their definition of what my forgiveness should look like. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and the hope that is before us. Our secrets don't own us, there is a way to overcome, and He heals every broken heart completely. This I know.


Girard-Perregaux has recently presented new editions of its Vintage 1945 XXL Large Date & Moon-Phases and the Vintage 1945 XXL Chronograph watches. These models are already in the GP Vintage 1945 XXL Collection, but now they are redesigned and available with eye-catching charcoal gray dials with vertical satin finishing and new bracelets.
Like all timepieces from this Girard-Perregaux's family, they combine time-proven watchmaking techniques with uncluttered aesthetics to provide utmost precision and modern look.
Both of these two newcomers are crafted from stainless steel. The first one features a large date and a moon-phases display, whereas the second one boasts a chronograph function.
I just want to say that the Vintage 1945 XXL Chronograph was already updated last year and transformed from tri-compax to bi-compax chronograph. Also, the new dial was already available on the smaller sized version of the Vintage 1945 and the Vintage 1945 XXL Small Seconds, and now with this renewed models, it is available on all steel timepieces from this collection.
Both new dials are softened by vertically-applied satin finishes that looks great against polished and satin finished cases and bracelets. They feature Breguet-type numerals in polished relief which adds to the elegance of these novelties.
Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 Large Date and Moon-Phases model measures 36.1mm x 35.25mm and in addition to central hours and minutes, it features a small seconds counter at the 6 o'clock position, a large date complication, as well as a moon phase display. Its steel case is constructed to resist water pressure of up to 30 meters (100 feet).
Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 XXL Chronograph is a bit larger than its companion, measuring 36.95mm x 36mm. Its dial shows two chronograph sub-dials which are perfectly balanced at 3 and 9 o'clock positions. A central sweep seconds hand is executed in bright rhodium finish, while hours and minutes are indicated by Dauphine-shaped hands.
Both new models are equipped with the caliber GP 3300 automatically wound movement which provides no less than 46 hours of power reserve and operates at the frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz). Each version has a different module for either large date & moon phase indications or for the chronograph with two registers. The mechanism is entirely designed, manufactured and assembled in the Girard-Perregaux's workshops at La Chaux-de-Fonds in Switzerland and it is visible through a sapphire crystal case.
Girard-Perregaux offered the choice for the wristlets for both watches. Depending on the type of the bracelet, Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 Large Date and Moon-Phases may be marked with one of these referent numbers: 25882-11-221-11A for the model teamed with a steel bracelet ending with triple steel folding buckle, whilst 25882-11-221-BB6B stands for the models attached to black alligator leather straps.
Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 XXL Chronograph that is mounted on a black alligator leather strap comes with the reference 25883-11-221-BB6C, while the version with a folding triple steel clasp has the referent number 25883-11-221-11A.
Both new watches offer an interesting aesthetic approach by playing with contrasts and they represent the perfect addition to the famous Vintage 1945 XXL Collection.


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Latest Carnival Magic Refurbishment Photos
Modified Date: Feb 23, 2016
Photo By: Emma Louise Allen
If you didn't already know, Carnival Magic is now receiving a multi million dollar refurbishment over the next few weeks. The 130,000 gross ton ship is getting all its enhancements at the Grand Bahama Shipyard in Freeport, Bahamas. Over the two weeks we'll see many improvements including the FUN 2.0 upgrades.
The upgrades will include fleet favorites like Guy's Burger Joint, Red Frog Bar, Blue Iguana the Alchemy Bar and tons more. Carnival Magic will also get Pizzeria del Capitano, an Italian styled dining venue.
The FUN 2.0 enhancements were first introduced on the Carnival Liberty in 2011, they are still rolling out across the fleet. Other spaces around the vessel will get a much-needed refresh including the Gift Shops, Casino, Spa and Dining Rooms. Exterior areas of the ship will also be freshened up and once complete the Carnival Magic will look nice a new again.
You can take a look at some photos which were provided to Cruise Hive by Carnival Magic crew member Emma Louise Allen:
Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line said:
"Carnival Magic is already a groundbreaking ship – it was the first to feature our popular Cucina del Capitano Italian restaurant, the Caribbean-themed RedFrog Pub and SportSquare outdoor recreation facility – and with these new features we're making this spectacular floating resort even better. Following this extensive refurbishment, Carnival Magic will offer even more exciting on-board choices for travel agents to market to their clients"
Carnival Magic will continue to sail from Galveston, Texas from March 6 on 7-night Western Caribbean cruises. Guests sailing from Galveston won't be able to experience the new enhancements for long, Carnival Magic will be redeployed to Port Canaveral from April 30, 2016. The 3,645 passenger ship will alternate between week-long Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises.
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Reporter Sparked 'Friends of Hamas' Rumor
Updated Apr. 21, 2017 12:17PM ET / Published Feb. 20, 2013 8:40AM ET
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Reporters don't want everything they do to go viral. A Daily News reporter says he accidentally started a rumor that Chuck Hagel gave a paid speech to controversial groups. Dan Friedman asked a Republican aide whether Hagel had given speeches to the "Junior League of Hezbollah, in France" and "Friends of Hamas" (he says he was talking "hypothetically and hyperbolically"). His source never responded. Shortly after, Breitbart.com ran the headline "Secret Hagel Donor? White House Spox Ducks Question on 'Friends of Hamas.'" The rumor took off from there. The Breitbart reporter said that "Friends of Hamas" might not exist, but he used "very, very specific language" to avoid claiming that it did. Well, that didn't work.
Read it at The Daily Beast


After the wedding ceremony rehearsal it's nice to kick back, raise a glass, and come together with friends and family before the big day finally happens. But who pays? How fancy is a rehearsal dinner? Wait…there are more invitations to worry about? We worked with the sweet and amazing Renee Halgerson of Hitch Studio to coordinate a copper-themed rehearsal dinner styled shoot, all while getting helpful tips to make your fete a success.
Why do we have the rehearsal dinner to begin with?
Rehearsal dinners are a nice way to gather together both families for a relaxed celebration after the wedding ceremony rehearsal. The intention for these dinners is to allow any family members or members of the wedding party who haven't met to do so. It's a great way for the couple to truly thank the bridal party and family for being a part of your special day. Plus, who doesn't love a pre-party to the biggest day of their life?
How far out do you plan the rehearsal dinner, and how far out should you send invitations to guests?
You should send your rehearsal dinner invitations one to two months before the date, and you can begin planning it as early as you can (especially if you're trying to book a busy restaurant or make reservations on a Friday night). Hitch Studio designed invitations for one couple where one side of the card was an invitation to the rehearsal dinner the evening before the wedding, and on the flip side was an invitation to the gift opening/brunch the morning after the wedding. They chose to send both invitations on one card to the same group of people. It saved postage and hassle.
What type of location should I choose for my rehearsal dinner?
Choose a location that fits your style as a couple but is a bit more casual than your wedding venue and food selection so you don't upstage your big day. A backyard barbecue for yard games and grilling? A high-end restaurant for seafood and a great wine selection? A place where you could offer some specialty or cultural foods? A lake house property for pontoon rides and beautiful scenery? Make sure the location fits your budget, the size of your group, and has a private room if you choose.
How fancy do couples need to get for the meal? Do you need to have dessert?
The meal can carry a more comfortable and casual feeling compared to your wedding day meal. Guests will never be offended by offering desserts. Love is sweet, right? The rehearsal dinner is the perfect place for a family member to serve his/her famous cheesecake or grandma's secret-recipe chocolate chip cookies. Everything can be a bit more personal.
Who should I invite? Do I need to invite my pastor and/or out of town guests?
You should invite everyone in the wedding party and their significant others/spouses and children, as well as the parents of the flower girl and ring bearer. Beyond that, extend invitations to your pastor and any out of town guests who would be dining on their own otherwise. Don't feel like you need to invite 50+ relatives, but if there a handful of families who would otherwise have no plans for dinner, consider inviting them to join in the fun.
Are speeches given at the rehearsal dinner? If so, by whom?
It's a wonderful courtesy for the couple to thank everyone for attending. Each set of parents and grandparents also has the opportunity to give a nice speech if they wish. Again, the evening doesn't have to be formal, but can carry a fun and heartfelt tone. This is also the perfect time for friends to share stories who may not otherwise get the opportunity at the actual wedding.
When is the right time to give gifts to the bridal party? Does anyone else receive gifts?
The rehearsal dinner is the perfect time to give gifts to the bridal party — mostly because it's often gifts they'll use the next day (jewelry, flasks…you know, the essentials). The couple can also give gifts to the parents and any step-parents, flower girls, ring bearers, personal attendants, and anyone else they wish.
What are some ideas for the cocktail situation? Can I have a cash bar only?
We here in the Midwest have blurred this etiquette rule a bit, but generally, any hosted private party should be just that — a hosted bar as well. It's perfectly acceptable to set a "hosted menu" of drink items that are fully covered (like beer, soda and wine) and leave other items (like liquor, shots and specialty wines) as a cash bar.


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Q: Mutiple authentication ASP.NET Core I'm trying to add a second authentication method to an ASP.NET Core application.
Right now, I have the authentication configured as:
services.AddAuthentication(options =>
{
    options.DefaultAuthenticateScheme = CookieAuthenticationDefaults.AuthenticationScheme;
    options.DefaultSignInScheme = CookieAuthenticationDefaults.AuthenticationScheme;
    options.DefaultScheme = "FIRST_OR_SECOND";
    options.DefaultChallengeScheme = "FIRST_OR_SECOND";
}).AddOpenIdConnect("FIRST", options => {
    options.Authority = "https://domain.login.com/domain.onmicrosoft.com/FIRST_SIGNIN/v2.0";
    options.ClientId = _webConfig.FIRST.ClientId;
    options.ClientSecret = _webConfig.FIRST.ClientSecret;
    options.Scope.Add(_webConfig.FIRST.ClientId);
    ...
    options.Events = new OpenIdConnectEvents {
        OnRedirectToIdentityProvider = async ctxt => {...},
        OnMessageReceived = async ctxt => {...}
        ...
    }
}).AddOpenIdConnect("SECOND", options => {
    options.Authority = "https://domain.login.com/domain.onmicrosoft.com/SECOND_SIGNIN/v2.0";
    options.ClientId = _webConfig.SECOND.ClientId;
    options.ClientSecret = _webConfig.SECOND.ClientSecret;
    options.Scope.Add(_webConfig.SECOND.ClientId);
    ...
    options.Events = new OpenIdConnectEvents {
        OnRedirectToIdentityProvider = async ctxt => {...},
        OnMessageReceived = async ctxt => {...}
        ...
    }
}).AddPolicyScheme("FIRST_OR_SECOND", "FIRST_OR_SECOND", options =>
{
    options.ForwardDefaultSelector = context =>
    {
        string path = context.Request.Path;
        if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(path) && path.Contains("/SECOND_LOGIN"))
        {
            return "SECOND";
        }
        return "FIRST";
    };
}).AddCookie(options =>
{
    options.Cookie.SameSite = SameSiteMode.None;
    options.SlidingExpiration = true;
});

The first method is working but the second is not. If switch the two AddOpenIdConnect the situation is flipped.
The main problem is that I can get through the OnRedirectToIdentityProvider of the second method but when I receive a message the event is redirected to the OnMessageReceived of the first method.
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Asp Net Core with multiple authentication schemes. Integrate Azure AD into Indentity
Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

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Kieran McLoughlin, President and CEO of The American Ireland Fund with Dinner Chairman Hillie Mahoney. Photos by: Lucien Capehart
THE AMERICAN IRELAND FUND CELEBRATES 19th SEASON IN PALM BEACH AT EMERALD ISLE DINNER DANCE
(PALM BEACH, FL) The American Ireland Fund's Annual Emerald Isle Dinner Dance took place on February 12, 2009 at The Breakers and marked the organization's 19th season in Palm Beach. Hillie Mahoney served as Dinner chairman. The week began with a kickoff cocktail reception at Mahoney's Palm Beach house, and concluded with a WineGeese dinner for top donors at the home of AIF board member, Tom Quick.
The gala evening, which drew more than 200 guests and raised $400,000, began with a cocktail reception in the Mediterranean Ballroom, followed by the dinner dance which was held in The Circle Ballroom. Kieran McLoughlin, president and CEO of The American Ireland Fund, welcomed everyone, acknowledged the special guests who had traveled from Ireland, and thanked Mahoney. He then introduced Mahoney and asked her to come to the podium. After welcoming and thanking the guests for their support, Mahoney presented the evening's honorees, philanthropists, Michele and Howard Kessler of Palm Beach and Boston, with The American Ireland Fund's Humanitarian Award. Award-winning Irish actor, Gabriel Byrne received the Performing Arts Award. The program included a special musical performance by violinist, John Kelly of the Irish Chamber Orchestra, who has become known as one of Ireland's leading cultural ambassadors in Ireland and abroad.
The evening bore the chairman's distinctive stamp with the selection for the entertainment -- the music of Mahoney's son, Bob Merrill and the Sultans of Swing Orchestra. A student and aficionado of dance, Mahoney arranged a special ballroom dance performance by her teacher, Angelo Caruso and his wife, Sandra of Caruso DanceSport Palm Beach, which inspired the guests to follow in their footsteps. Mahoney also provided her own home-made mustard sauce for the corned beef entrée.
Proceeds from the Emerald Isle Dinner Dance will support Northern Ireland's youth with programs developed to eradicate the prejudices of the past, such as Integrated Education, Sesame Street Northern Ireland and PeacePlayers International. In addition, a portion of the dinner's proceeds were donated to a local charity selected by Mahoney, Hospice of Palm Beach County, which has received a portion of the proceeds from each of the dinners in 2001, 2002 and 2005.
The mission of The American Ireland Fund is to be the largest worldwide network of people of Irish ancestry and friends of Ireland dedicated to raising funds to support programs of peace and reconciliation, arts and culture, education and community development throughout the island of Ireland. Founded in 1976, The Worldwide Ireland Funds are now active in 11 countries and have raised over $300 million to assist more than 1,000 projects in Ireland, North and South. Uniting the aspirations of the Irish Diaspora, a community of over 70 million people, the organization represents "the global Irish making a difference together."
Bart and Lesley Grenier with Kingsley Aikins
www.irlfunds.org


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Q: Uso do _set no django framework Estou seguindo o tutorial do framework porem me perdi no uso do comando _set do shell inicializado por python manager.py shell.
A sequencia dos comandos é a seguinte:
from polls.models import Choice, Question
q = Question.objects.get(pk=1)
q.choice_set.all()
q.choice_set.create(choice_text='Not much', votes=0)
q.choice_set.create(choice_text='The sky', votes=0)

models.py
import datetime

from django.db import models
from django.utils import timezone

class Question(models.Model):
    question_text = models.CharField(max_length = 200)
    pub_date = models.DateTimeField('date published')

    def __str__(self):
        return self.question_text

    def was_published_recently(self):
        return self.pub_date >= timezone.now() - datetime.timedelta(days = 1)

class Choice(models.Model):
    question = models.ForeignKey(Question, on_delete = models.CASCADE)
    choice_text = models.CharField(max_length = 200)
    votes = models.IntegerField(default = 0)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.choice_text

A minha duvida é, porque choice antes do _set? Como que funciona exatamente esse comando? O q. no começo é para atribuir a Question q ao campo do tipo models.ForeignKey?

A: O padrão <modelo>_set ou default_related_name essencialmente é responsável por fazer a relação reversa de um (seu objeto q instanciado da classe Question) para muitos (0 ou mais objetos criados da classe Choice associados à instância da classe Question por relação de ForeignKey).
Resumindo, quando é estabelecida a relação de chave estrangeira (ou ForeignKey supracitada) no modelo Choice apontando para o modelo Question automaticamente é estabelecida uma relação de um para muitos a partir da propriedade choice_set (choice sendo baseado no nome do modelo adjacente, sempre em minúsculo) na instância q.
Como você observou originalmente, ao utilizar o método q.choice_set.create o objeto q estará sendo automaticamente injetado na criação dos objetos da classe relacionada (Choice); de forma análoga, ao acessar o método q.choice_set.all você estará informando ao framework que você deseja obter todos os objetos da classe Choice que estão relacionados à instância q especificamente.
É importante ressaltar que Choice.objects.all é diferente de q.choice_set.all neste caso: o primeiro estará obtendo todos os objetos da classe Choice sem filtrar a relação com a classe Question; já no segundo, conforme foi dito no parágrafo anterior, é basicamente estabelecido um filtro para obter apenas os dados relacionados à instância q.
Para exemplificar isso tudo, observe o seguinte caso:
from django.utils import timezone

# Criando um objeto Question
q = Question.objects.create(question_text='Que faz agora?', pub_date=timezone.now())

# Criando escolhas (Choice) relacionadas ao objeto Question
q.choice_set.create(choice_text='Programando', votes=0)
q.choice_set.create(choice_text='Jogando', votes=0)

'''
Demonstrando a criação de um novo objeto Question em que é definida
a associação diretamente na criação dos objetos Choice respectivos
'''
q2 = Question.objects.create(question_text='De onde fala?', pub_date=timezone.now())
Choice.objects.create(question=q2, choice_text='Brasil', votes=0)
Choice.objects.create(question=q2, choice_text='EUA', votes=0)

Finalmente, obtendo as Choices, temos os seguintes resultados:
# Obtendo as escolhas (Choice) da pergunta (Question) 'Que faz agora?'
>>> q.choice_set.all()
<QuerySet [<Choice: Programando>, <Choice: Jogando>]>

# Mesma coisa para a pergunta 'De onde fala?'
>>> q2.choice_set.all()
<QuerySet [<Choice: Brasil>, <Choice: EUA>]>

# Obtendo os objetos Choice sem filtrar por qualquer dos Question relacionados
>>> Question.objects.all()
<QuerySet [<Choice: Programando>, <Choice: Jogando>, <Choice: Brasil>, <Choice: EUA>]>


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Zelleria leucostrota is een vlinder uit de familie van de stippelmotten (Yponomeutidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort werd in 1929 gepubliceerd door Edward Meyrick.

Stippelmotten

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Golden Gate Bridge replica builder honored in SF
It's strange and true that if you visit one of those spots where tourists view the Golden Gate Bridge, you can see people from all around the world. Most come and go in relative obscurity, but not Barbara and Larry Richardson.
"It's a dream come true," said Larry.
It was-the culmination of their fairytale. You might feel that way, too, if you had hand-built a replica of the Golden Gate Bridge back home in Mulvane, Kansas and did it from only postcards for inspiration.
"We were looking at the postcard and we called it 'comparison engineering,'" said Larry.
As Larry explains it, his fascination with the bridge began in 1968. He was on his way to the war in Vietnam, when he caught just glimpse of it when leaving. The image stuck.
"It was the last thing I remember of the United States. It tied me to the states," said Larry.
When Chronicle writer Chuck Nevius wrote the story, the Richardson's became a celebrity cause. San Franciscans donated airline tickets. The Handlery Hotel donated a suite. San Francisco loves them and they love us, even our big city drivers.
"People let people in. There is no honking, no hollering, no yelling. Ah, I was amazed," said Barbara.
Today, the bridge district rolled out its golden gate. They got special access and special pictures.
Then, finally, after all the buildup Barbara and Larry finally set foot on the actual bridge. It was just a couple of tourists tailed by a gaggle of reporters.
When asked if he expected to be under a microscope, Larry said, "No. This is way out of my comfort level."
Some people get 15 minutes of fame, but if you build a Golden Gate in Mulvane, Kansas, you can get three days.
"We almost bought t-shirts that say 'We aren't in Kansas anymore, Toto.' But at least we got all the way over the rainbow," said Larry.


Citation: Tomer, M.D., Moorman, T.B., James, D.E., Green, C.H., Burkart, M.R. 2007. Water quality and conservation practices in the Iowa River's South Fork Watershed. Proceedings of USDA-CSREES National Water Quality Conference. p.17.
Technical Abstract: The Iowa River's South Fork, one of 12 ARS CEAP watersheds, drains 87,000 ha (218,000 ac) in Iowa. The area is intensively managed for high-production agriculture. About 85% of the area is under corn-soybean rotations. There are about 100 confined feeding operations generating manure that is applied before corn, onto about a quarter of the watershed annually. Artificial drainage is extensive, and hydric soils occupy 54% of the watershed. Monitoring of discharge quantity and quality is conducted at four stream-gauging stations and two tile-gauging stations; grab sampling at 15 additional sites supplements the water quality data. Nutrients, sediment, and pathogen indicators (E. coli) are monitored. Objectives are to determine spatial and temporal patterns of pollutants, and provide a database to support model validation and evaluation of conservation practices. A conservation- and tillage-practices survey was conducted by NRCS in 2005, which is being combined with NASS crop cover imagery to identify dominant management systems. Water quality results show NO3-N concentrations often exceed 20 mg L-1 during spring and early summer. Phosphorus and sediment concentrations increase during runoff events. Loads during 2002-2004 were 16-26 kg NO3-N ha-1yr-1 and 0.4-0.7 kg P ha-1yr-1. Contaminant hydrographs show NO3-N delivery lags sediment and P during events. Median E. coli populations in streams exceed the recreational-contact standard of 125 cells/100 ml. There is seasonal variation to these populations that follow temperature, but increases also occur during runoff events. Multiple sources are suspected, including resident populations in streambed sediments. About 10% of the agricultural land is in no- or strip-tillage. On remaining fields, adequate residue cover was usually found following corn, with poor residue cover (<30%) usually after soybeans. Given these early results, practices to reduce N loss and options to manage risk of runoff when applying manure following soybean are key areas to encourage new practices.


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Change User Agent In Explorer
• Wednesday, 04 November, 2020
Thanks to the new flags page in Internet Explorer 11, it is now very easy to change the user agent string. You can experiment with it using the latest publicly available Windows 10 build at this moment, which is 9879.
1. Browser–say
2. Agentoverride
3. Incompatibility
4. Recommended
6. Fingerprint
7. Currently
Now Internet Explorer 11 tells websites that it is Firefox running on Linux. By Sergey Lukashenko on January 2, 2015, last updated on March 22, 2018, in Internet Explorer.
Sergey Lukashenko is a software developer from Russia who started Winner back in 2011. On this blog, Sergey is writing about everything connected to Microsoft, Windows and popular software.
If you ever wanted to make your web traffic seem like it was coming from a different browser–say, to trick a site that claims it's incompatible with yours–you can. This allows you to request web pages intended for different browsers–or even different devices, like smartphones and tablets.
Click the menu button to the right of the "Console" tab at the bottom of the Developer Tools pane and select "Network Conditions" If you don't see the console at the bottom, click the menu button in the top right corner of the Developer Tools pane–that's the button just to the left of the "x"–and select "Show Console".
On the Network conditions tab, uncheck "Select automatically" next to User agent. It only works while you have the Developer Tools pane open, and it only applies to the current tab.
(Source: www.howtogeek.com)
To create the preference, right-click on the about:config page, point to New, and select String. This setting applies to every open tab and persists until you change it, even if you close and reopen Firefox.
To revert Firefox to the default user agent, right-click the "general.user agent.override" preference and select Reset. Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer have user agent switchers in their developer tools, and they're nearly identical.
To open them, click the settings menu and select "F12 Developer Tools" or just press F12 on your keyboard. The developer tools will open in a separate pane at the bottom of the window.
You can find extensive lists of user agents on various websites, such as this one. It only applies to the current tab, and only while the F12 Developer Tools pane is open.
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Making statements based on opinion; back them up with references or personal experience. I have encountered some sites that claim false incompatibility with Internet Explorer 11.
Some sites, such as YouTube and Yahoo Mail, display an annoying warning that IE is not supported and I should consider another browser, however they do work fine without any noticeable compatibility issue! Other sites, such as Vodafone Greece, are even worse by denying to load at all unless I open them in another browser such as Firefox.
Other sites, such as Vodafone Greece, are even worse by denying to load at all unless I open them in another browser such as Firefox. I want to use Internet Explorer 11 instead, so I tried to open the Developer settings and change the user agent in Firefox or Chrome, but apparently I did not do that correctly, all the affected sites still detect I run IE 11.
User agent changes successfully but cannot trick Vodafone or YouTube. Modify the user agent string sent by Internet Explorer by editing the Windows registry.
Since this tweak involves editing the Windows registry it is strongly recommended that a backup is made before making changes. Go to File menu export, navigate to a location, give filename and click.
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Navigate to the following location HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\5.0\ Sergeant \Post Platform Right-click on the right pane and create a new String Value. If you want to remove certain values which have been added to the user agent string by the software you installed navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\ Sergeant \Post Platform This location might not always exist but if its there you can go there to find some String Values.
However, switching your browser's user agent no longer requires that you install third-party software, such as extensions. Over the past few years, mainstream browsers have all started including such functionality as a part of their developer console or within standard menus.
Although uncommon, there is a chance for browser extensions to become hijacked for malicious purposes, which could be a risk to your security. If you look or scroll down towards the bottom of this panel, you should see a User agent label, which includes a respective set of options.
Here, you can select from a set of defined user agents or even enter your own custom user agent string. If it's your first time doing so, you should see a disclaimer stating that you're entering risky territory that's for advanced users only.
Since 2008, he's worked remotely with some of the most notable publications in these industries, specializing in Windows, PC hardware and software, automation, and the like. When you navigate to a webpage, the response from the server will depend on a number of factors.
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The OS being used will be checked (Windows, Linux, Mac or Mobile) along with the browser (Firefox, Chrome, Safari and alike) and possibly the system architecture (x86, x64, etc.) It allows sites to determine specific details, which in turn alters how the page is served to the user.
For instance, menus will be easier to touch and read, and text will be more stripped down and readable. Normally, users are oblivious to the exchange of browser user agent data; there are, however, ways in which users and developers can change the user agent to test for different platforms or simply to mask their browser ID.
Browsers have a fingerprint that can help uniquely identify users with the user agent being one of these factors. When using Edge, open a page and press the F12 key to access the developer settings.
Select the "Emulation" tab and look for the Sergeant string list." Here you can choose to make Edge mimic the browser of your choice. Just as with Edge, Chrome has an useragentchange within the developer settings, although it is a lot more complicated to access.
From there click "Tools" and then "Developer Options." You can also easily access this via the key combination of Ctrl + Shift + I. As you can see below, there will be an option to change the user agent by unpicking the "Select automatically" box.
A warning will appear, but it is quite safe to proceed, providing you don't change settings or flags without due care and attention. If you don't fancy the idea of messing with a browser's settings, then there are some add-ons and extensions that will do the job for you.
It is currently, at the time of writing this article, a featured extension from Firefox, so that may put to rest some concerns that users may have. Matthew Muller Matt has worked in the tech industry for many years and is now a freelance writer.
Replied on December 2, 2016In reply to MY2016's post on December 2, 2016, I suspect that the Devs need to look at the meta tags And, I should have probably sent you to MSN early on.
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5 habd.as - https://habd.as/post/analyzing-user-agent-strings/
6 www.websense.com - https://www.websense.com/content/support/library/web/v78/wcg_help/multi_realm_user_agent.aspx
7 www.searchenginejournal.com - https://www.searchenginejournal.com/change-user-agent/368448/
8 pypi.org - https://pypi.org/project/django-user-agents/


Regal hardworking, lovely Countess Sophie! This is how a royal visit to such a sacred site of 9/11 is to be respected.
Thanks to HRH Sophie, C of Wessex for the proper BR and HM representative correcting that pink coat dress, smiling visit that was W*km trip.
I agree. Sophie knows the appropriate attire for the event and the appropriate emotions to express. She has become one of my favorite royals to see working and representing HM and the BRF.
Americans know that it is not necessary to dress in black to visit the 9/11 memorial. No memorial in the US has a dress code. Kate was entirely appropriate. The 9/11 memorial commemorates the lives as well as the deaths of those who were killed. It is you that are dishonoring the victims--turning this memorial into a chance to criticize Kate. Shame on you.
Kate is not a private citizen,she can't wear everything she likes-there is a dress code you know-she represents her country.If you think she does right to wear a black dress to visit a school (as she did)and a soft pink coat to visit a Memorial,OK,I respect your opinion.
Countess of Wessex is my favourite rojal. Glad to find this blog.
yes countess sophie is a junior royal than kate middleton but she works very very hard, and kate middleton does nothing, while enjoying the perks and privileges of a senior royal, kate is terminally lazy!!!!!!!!!
Agree!!! We love Sophie not for her outfits but for her amazing personality!
Professionalism, work ethics over 300 a year (as Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, sometimes her daughter Lady Louise), and her service duty to HM and the people.
But 1:55 who many did she have when she had kids at Kates age....food for thought.
Appropriate outfit and respectful behaviour.
If Kate is criticised for wearing colour to the 9/11 memorial then so should the Queen and Camilla who both also wore coloured outfits when paying their respects at the site. I don't imagine that either have or will be subject to the unwarranted continued criticism that Kate is on the matter.
Elizabeth II wore light blue and grey,this is not the same with the soft pink.Kate wants to be seen by the cameras,she acts like a celebrity,not like a royal lady.
Black clothing is not a requirement of any visitors including dignitaries to the 9/11 Memorial. Two previous visitors from the British Royal Family did not wear black. The Queen wore a blue, white and beige patterned two piece. Camilla wore a pink suit. Apart from being ridiculous, rude and ignorant the comments criticial of Kate wearing pink are factually incorrect.
Sophie is more sensitive and offers no affront to the feelings of Americans (such as wearing shocking pink and a big self satisfied smile ) on her visit to this sad and thought provoking site . She seems very Royal indeed.
I am an American and I was in no way affronted by Kate's coat. I appreciated that they visited the memorial; the color of thei clothes was irrelevant. So petty.
Kate's whole outfits on NY was dark colours then suddenly when she needed to pay respects she wears bright pink!!!
Sophie shows that she is an asset to the crown.
I was not meaning Kate in my post Anon 22;31 , but Camilla at Ground Zero !
This is not a criticism of the Duchess of Cambridge .
Positive?? a royal on tour representing The Queen and BRF flashing her bits and several times is 'chick' and stylish", but very Unroyal (low class) as is a never ending from duch middelton 14 years around.


We always mention rain totals, but what about the number of rainy days? Even if a day started off sunny and beautiful, if we end up with any amount of rain, that's what I tend to remember about the day.
Let's put all of the rain totals aside and look at how many days this month we've had rain. For the month of October, 40 percent of the days have been wet, compared to 20 percent in September.
No wonder this month has seemed so gloomy to me!


I have a confession to make, I've been holding out on you. It's partly because I'm lazy, and partly because I've wanted to keep it all to myself. It's time to come clean though and introduce you to House of St. Clair. I'm not a particularly fashionable guy, but I've always thought that menswear is feeling fairly stagnant these days. That's exactly what got me so excited about HOSC. They take deep inspiration from the past (like their Detroit influenced fall winter collection) but execute everything with a contemporary twist.
There are many architects names that are universally recognized, Frank Lloyd Wright for example. Then there are those names that are well known to local architecture fans like our own A. D Stenger. But for every well know architect there are countless others that go unnoticed, and not because they weren't talented or deserving of recognition. If you are a true architect nerd like me those names like Herbert Crume, John S Chase, Barton Riley, or Roland Roessner may ring a bell. Today I'd like to introduce you to another. O. Carl Happel.
2016 was a doozy of a year with plenty of ups and downs. Despite the bitter taste that certain political events had left in our mouths, my wife and I were intent on starting 2017 off on the right foot. When a few friends from Salt Lake City asked if we wanted to head to Panama for the new year we were all in. Beyond a few random facts about the Panama Canal, I knew almost nothing about the country. We ended up spending 7 days in Casco Viejo, the historic section of the city and 3 days drifting around the Pearl Islands. Here's a little recap for anyone curious or heading down that way.
Whether you are new to a city, or you've lived there your whole life, there is a deep satisfaction that comes with finding the right person to cut your hair. It's a hunt that can be at times daunting especially for guys like me who don't go around asking other dudes where they got their hair cut. Maybe that's why my hair has gotten so long over the last couple of years. Either that, or I'm just lazy.
This week East Austin lost another local landmark the Jumpolin Piñata store on East Cesar Chavez. It's not the first, and certainly not the last, but it has sparked renewed debate about the effects of gentrification in the city. I used to live a block away from Jumpolin, and have fond memories of buying balloon and piñatas there. You can read more about the demolition, and how it was done with all of the store owners products still inside the store here, here, and here. I'll let you come to your own conclusions. For me, the last straw is the fact that it appears the demo was all part of an application to have sufficient parking for a SXSW event.
This week is the third and final recap of my trip to Morocco. We spent the last 4 days in the city of Fez. Talk to any Moroccan and they will tell you Fez is the heart of Morocco. It was immediately apparent as soon as we arrived that this was a city with nothing to prove. While I expected the same hard-sale hustle we experienced in the souks of Marrakesh, Fez proved to be much different. Don't get me wrong, the actually haggling was just as intense with opening prices often being 10 times what I ended up paying in the end, but here you were much more at ease to come and go at shops without feeling pressured to buy.
While the first part of our Morocco trip was all about getting lost in the city and the culture, the second part was more about relaxing. We scheduled an overnight glamping trip with Scarabeo Camp. It wasn't true desert camping as it is only located a short drive outside of Marrakesh, but we didn't have time to go to the Sahara. Despite it being a faux desert the camp itself was absolutely stunning.


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Калиново — село Красногвардейского района Белгородской области. Административный центр Калиновского сельского поселения.

География
Село находится в восточной части Белгородской области, в 15 км к югу по прямой от районного центра, города Бирюча, в 122 км по прямой к востоку от Белгорода.

История
До января 1968 года называлось Злыднево. По данным «Ревизских сказок» 14 августа 1850 года на хуторе Злыднево Ливенской волости Бирюченского уезда — «при овраге Злыдневском» и при отвершке речки Валуй по левую сторону тракта Бирюч — Валуйки, в 20 верстах от уездного города Бирюча. Хутор считался казенным поселением, его жители не были крепостными, а относились к разряду государственных крестьян. Домохозяйства Злыдневых, Казаковых и других родов были крупными, в них входило по несколько семей: домохозяйство Волкова Кондрата Мартыновича — 42 человека, Казакова Иосифа Григорьевича — 34 человека, Литвинова Иова Алексеевича — 20 чел, Елецкого Пантелеймона Гавриловича — 28.

К концу XIX века основные занятия хуторян — хлебопашество (1333 десятины земли) и пчеловодство. На хуторе держали 500 ульев.

Особый толчок развитию села дало открытие железнодорожного сообщения Харьков — Балашов (дорога прошла в 3 верстах от хутора). В Злыдневе появились ветряные мельницы, крупорушка, маслобойни, мелочные лавки и винная лавка купца 2 гильдии И.С. Поминова.

В 1900 году на Ливенской волости Бирюченского уезда хуторе Злыдневе — 132 двора, 1283 десятины надельной земли, церковь, 2 общественных здания, 5 ветряных мельниц, мелочные и винная лавки.

В 1932 года хутор Злыднев числится в Валуянском сельском Совете Буденновского (позже — Красногвардейского района Белгородской области) района.

В 1968 году указом президиума ВС РСФСР село Злыднево переименовано в Калиново.

Население
В 1850 году на хуторе — 36 домохозяйств и 490 душ мужского и женского пола.

В 1890 году хутор Злыднево — это 142 хозяйства, 1133 жителя (593 мужчины и 540 женщин).

В 1900 году на хуторе Злыдневе было 950 хуторян (491 мужчин и 459 женщин).

В 1932 году в Злыдневе насчитывалось 1309 жителей.

В 1979 году в селе Калинове — 643 жителя, в 1989 году — 654 (308 мужчин и 346 женщин); в 1997 году в селе — 276 хозяйств, 646 жителей.

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NEW ORLEANS -The No. 11 LSU women's basketball team (9-0) remained undefeated as it battled in a 85-72 road win over Tulane (5-3) Sunday afternoon in Fogelman Arena.
"Coming to Tulane, many of LSU teams coming in here for women's basketball have left defeated," Coach Kim Mulkey said. "I was proud of the fact that we took their best shot there in the third quarter and we're going to go home and get ready for finals."
LSU led by as many as 15 points in the third quarter, but Tulane went on a late quarter run to bring the score within three going into the fourth. The Tigers got hot in the fourth quarter and slammed the door to remain undefeated. LSU has the next week off for finals, before returning home to the PMAC next Sunday against New Orleans.
"We came out for the third quarter and pretty much took control of the game and then they go on a run," Coach Mulkey said. "(Tulane) only missed three or four shots (Tulane was 12-16 in the 3rd quarter) the whole third quarter and then we missed some free throws. We weathered it and we will continue to get better."
Graduate transfer, Jasmine Carson, set a new career-high 21 points, 17 of which came in the second half. She finished 8-13 from the field and 4-6 from beyond the arc, also adding 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals.
Angel Reese once again finished with a double-double, scoring 21 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. She has nine double-doubles in as many games at LSU.
Kateri Poole came off the bench shooting a perfect 100-percent from the field, sinking all four of her shots. Poole totaled 11 points and was 3-3 from deep.
Tulane was led by the New Orleans native, Dynah Jones, who scored a career -high 25 points. Jones scored 19 points and hit four from three in the first half. Marta Galic scored 21 points and led the Green Wave in rebounds with 7.
The Tigers got off to a hot start, starting 4-4 through the first four minutes of play. Tulane and LSU continued to go back and forth as there were six lead changes in the first five minutes of the contest. The Tigers led 18-15 at the first timeout with just under four minutes to go in the first quarter. Reese scored her tenth point of the quarter at the free-throw line to help LSU take a 27-20 lead into the second quarter.
LSU went on a 7-3 run early in the second quarter, holding Tulane scoreless for nearly four minutes. Smith and Alexis Morris led the Tigers through the second quarter scoring 6 and 5, respectively. LSU allowed only 8 points in the second quarter as it headed into the break with a 40-28 lead over Tulane.
In the first three minutes of the third quarter Carson tallied 7 points alone as she hit double digits for the eight time through nine games this season. Poole came off the bench to add two threes within a minute of each other in the back half of the third quarter to help LSU continue its hot start to the quarter. Tulane quickly punched back and finished the quarter on a 11-0 run to tighten up the game and bring it within three going into the final 10 minutes. Tulane's Jones kept her squad in the game as she went 3-4 from behind the arc and scored 16 third quarter points.
Tulane got its best chance at a comeback just under a minute into the fourth quarter as it cut the LSU lead to two, but the Tigers responded with a quick 5-0 run and never looked back as they went up seven with just over six minutes remaining. Carson tied her career high 17 points as she hit her third three of the night to put LSU up by eight. Carson scored 10 of her 21 points in the final quarter as LSU grinded its way to a 13-point victory.
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Points J. Carson - 21 D. Jones - 25
Rebounds A. Reese - 10 M. Galic - 7
Assists A. Morris - 6 R. Hakes - 7
Steals A. Reese - 2 K. Whittington - 3
Blocks A. Reese - 3 D. Jones - 1


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   45 #include "../gtc/half_float.hpp"

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   48 #if(defined(GLM_MESSAGES) && !defined(glm_ext))

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   59         template <typename genType>

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25 New Troopers Graduate From MSHP Law Enforcement Academy
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Townsquare Sedalia Published: January 13, 2022
Colonel Eric T. Olson, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, announces that 25 troopers graduated from the Patrol's Law Enforcement Academy on Wednesday, Jan. 12.
The ceremony took place in the Academy gymnasium, 1510 East Elm Street, Jefferson City. The graduation ceremony was also live-streamed on the Patrol's Facebook page. The 112th Recruit Class reported to the Academy on Aug. 2. The new troopers will report to duty in their assigned troops on Monday, Jan. 31.
Governor Michael L. Parson provided the keynote address and Col. Olson also spoke to the class during the graduation. The Honorable Patricia Breckenridge, Supreme Court of Missouri, administered the Oath of Office to the new troopers. Provost Roger K. McMillian, vice president of College Affairs for Mineral Area College, conferred an associate of applied science degree to eight of the new troopers. The Troop F Color Guard presented the colors and Sergeant Andrew Henry (H) sang the national anthem. Pastor Dale D. Richey from Pisgah Baptist Church in Excelsior Springs, provided the invocation and benediction.
Four class awards were presented during the graduation ceremony. The recruits accumulated points toward graduation in the categories of physical fitness, firearms, and academics throughout their 25 weeks at the Academy. The person with the highest number of points in each category earned the respective award.
Trooper Brandon T. Dorff accepted the Physical Fitness Award. Trooper Mathew D. Easton accepted the Academics Award. Trooper Nicholas I. Kucsik accepted the Firearms Award. Trooper Nathan W. Downs accepted the Superintendent's Award, which is presented to the person with the most points overall.
The names (hometowns) and first assignments of members of the 112th Recruit Class are listed below:
Troop A
Isaac L. Kimball (Columbia, MO), Zone 5, Ray & Carroll Counties
Joshua W. Eickhoff (Alma, MO), Zone 8, Lafayette County
Gregory A. Stineman (Cole Camp, MO), Zone 11, Cass County
William M. Henderson (Edwards, MO), Zone 15, Henry County
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Markus G. Burns (Greenridge, MO), Zone 7, Warren County
Lane C. Coleman (Ozark, MO), Zone 8, St. Charles County
Brandon T. Dorff (Collinsville, CT), Zone 10, Franklin County
Nathan W. Downs (Troy, MO), Zone 9, St. Charles County
Brent W. Katzing (Sedalia, MO), Zone 9, St. Charles County
Maurice Lang Jr. (Raymore, MO), Zone 2, N. St. Louis County
Patrick B. Martin (Jacksonville, IL), Zone 10, Franklin County
Tyson O. Murphy (Imperial, MO), Zone 1, N. St. Louis County
Collin J. Nichols (Troy, MO), Zone 7, Warren County
Joshua T. Parrott (Smithville, MO), Zone 8, St. Charles County
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Marissa L. Harris (Montgomery City, MO), Zone 15, Stone & Taney Counties
Christopher T. Schmidt (Rogersville, MO), Zone 4, Stone & Taney Counties
Scott J. Walden (Holt, MO), Zone 14, Barry County
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Kyle L. Hogan (Gainesville, MO), Zone 4, Bollinger/Cape Girardeau/Scott Counties
Nathaniel V. Bishop (Willow Springs, MO), Zone 9, New Madrid & Pemiscot Counties
Tyler S. Reinke (Lincoln, MO), Zone 10, Dunklin County
Richard W. Wylie (Wheaton, MO), Zone 11, Stoddard County
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Matthew M. Guinnip (Hallsville, MO), Zone 16, Camden & Miller Counties
Matthew D. Easton (Hannibal, MO), Zone 17, Camden & Miller Counties
Troop I
Nicholas I. Kucsik (Bonnots Mill, MO), Zone 3, Crawford County
Elijah D. LeBlanc (Anderson, MO), Zone 2, Phelps & Maries County
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Health-Care Reform and the Constitution
Clive Crook
A federal judge in Virginia has ruled that a key feature of Obama's health-care reform--the mandate on individuals to buy insurance--is unconstitutional. In due course the issue will be decided in the Supreme Court. If you want to understand the legal issues underlying the case, and get some guidance on how things are likely to go, you cannot do better than read this column by Stuart Taylor.
Note that, as Taylor points out, the individual mandate may not be the part of the policy that is most vulnerable to constitutional challenge. (Florida and other states are challenging the law before another federal judge tomorrow, arguing among other things that the federal government cannot force the states to expand their Medicaid programs.) In the end, Taylor expects the Supreme Court to go along and uphold the reform, but don't take it for granted--especially if the law remains unpopular. What, you mean the court would be influenced by that? You bet it would be.
[T]he bottom line is that I think that a perhaps narrow majority of the justices would defer to the political branches here. The alternative would be to strike down the president's signature initiative -- something that no Court has done in more than 70 years, for good reason.
But what if the new law continues to remain unpopular with voters, or even become more unpopular? What if they sweep congressional Democrats out of power in November, or even sweep Barack Obama out of the presidency in 2012? What if majorities of the new House and Senate sign friend-of-the-court briefs asking the justices to strike down the mandate, which was passed without a single Republican vote? And what if--politics and law aside--the whole business comes to look like a mess that can be salvaged only by a Supreme Court decision clearing the decks for Congress to rethink health care reform from the ground up?
Such are the dreams of those who imagine the justices striking down the proposed health care mandate. I hope that they don't all come true. But if they do, five justices might go with the flow.


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Assignment for Code 201 to create a personal profile page with a guessing game.

## Description
This project displays a basic biographical information page about the author and offers a 7 question quiz to the reader.

## Pair Editing

-- Driver - George Holmes -
-- Navigator - Derek Graham -

## To Do List
```markdown
[x] - Get repository set up on github
[x] - add files for html and js
[X] - Create basic HTML bio
[X] - Create quiz in js
[x] - Add some more details to bio using lists &etc.
[x] - Create branch for question \#6
[x] - Create branch for question \#7
[ ] - Create new code for responses

```
## Day 3 Lab
```markdown
[x] - Add Top 10 List
[x] - Add question 6.
[x] - check for NaN
[x] - check for too high and too low
[x] - personalize with userName

[x] - add question 7


During September of 2017, the credit reporting agency Equifax reported that a data breach exposed the personal information of more than 140 million Americans. The leaked information put these people at risk for identity theft.
Equifax publicly acknowledged the data breach five months after it occurred. Many consumers found fault with the length of time between the when the information leak occurred and the credit reporting agency's announcement.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash recently issued an order appointing specific lawyers to lead a 350+ group of class action lawsuits against Equifax on behalf of Americans who experienced a negative financial consequence because of the data breach.
Equifax gets its information from public records and by purchasing public data. Credit card companies and banks also report consumer activity to the agency. Consumers don't have to consent to Equifax collecting and storing their personal information, which is one of the aspects of this data breach that makes it unique.
Many of the class action lawsuits on file alleging that Equifax was negligent in their failure to report the breach to consumers in a timely manner. Some say that Equifax executives used the time between learning about the security breach and the official announcement to sell their stock in the company. The lawsuits also accuse the company of violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
In their original announcement last fall, Equifax announced that compromised personal information included Social Security numbers, addresses, birth dates, names, and some credit card numbers and drivers license numbers. Thousands of dispute documents were also among the exposed information.
However, forensic investigations revealed that the breach also included expiration dates for credit cards, email addresses, tax identification numbers, phone numbers, and issuing states for driver's licenses. Equifax disclosed this information to the Senate Banking Committee in a detailed report and Senator Elizabeth Warren's office gave it to the Associated Press this week. The documents also show that 145.5 million consumers are victims of this security breach. Equifax maintains that they were simply trying to provide a complete list of data that was accessed without permission and they didn't intend to mislead the American public by omitting certain details of the breach.
Since the time when hackers accessed Equifax records, some consumers have had their identities stolen, home addresses changed, and accounts opened fraudulently in their name. Criminals have obtained fake driver's licenses using stolen social security numbers, initiated mortgage loans, and made major purchases with stolen credit card numbers.
Consumers concerned about the safety of their personal information in the wake of the latest new releases have the option of voluntarily freezing their credit report through Equifax at no charge. Equifax has a website with additional information for people who have been affected by the security breach at www.EquifaxSecurity2017.com. Anyone with a Social Security number can find out if their personal information was compromised at this website.
Placing a fraud alert on credit reports is one way Equifax recommends consumers keep their information safe. The initial 90-day fraud alert enrollment is available at www.alerts.equifax.com. Equifax will contact the other two credit bureaus; Experian and Transunion on behalf of the consumer requesting a fraud alert.