I am in need for an alert that will trigger a VBScript that will update some values in an Orion table.
We have two views defined - one view for all our internet connections and one view for all our servers. Once the internet connection dies I do not want to see the servers in that office marked as dead too as that is obvious (too much red on my screen). Therefore I want to update the database so I set a "do-not-show" value on those servers, once the internet dies, as they should then not be listed in Orion.
I am a beginner in VBScripts so I don't know how to connect to a database from that, but if you have an example script that I can tweak then I would really appreciate it. Hopefully this can be done without having an ODBC connection.


So, my sewing this week is an incomplete POTC block :( . I got this far last night and stopped. I was tired and couldn't decided if the final hexies should be blue down or up. Will decide today.
That's all from me this week. Comments are welcome and easy to do - don't just be a blog browser!
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| style="font-size: 12px; background: #BFD7FF;" | Континент|-
| style="font-size: 12px;" | Южная Америка
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| style="font-size: 12px; background: #BFD7FF;" | Текущий чемпион|-
| style="font-size: 12px;" | ЖБК Американа Американа
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| style="font-size: 12px; background: #BFD7FF;" | Наибольшее число титулов|-
| style="font-size: 12px;" | Ориньюс Баскет Ориньюс (5)
|}Чемпионат Бразилии по баскетболу среди женщин () - турнир среди бразильских баскетбольных женских команд. С 1984 по 1997 год разыгрывался Кубок Бразилии. Полноценный розыгрыш чемпионата состоялся в 1998 году, чемпионом''' которого стал клуб «Флуминенсе». Больше всего титулов – 5 на счету у «Ориньюс Баскет».

Кубок Бразилии

Чемпионат Бразилии

Достижения клубов

Примечания

См. также
Чемпионат Бразилии по баскетболу

Ссылки
 Оф. сайт Бразильской федерации баскетбола

Национальные баскетбольные чемпионаты
Соревнования по баскетболу в Бразилии
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Pseudocoremia flava is a species of moth in the family Geometridae. It is endemic to New Zealand.

References

Boarmiini
Moths of New Zealand
Endemic fauna of New Zealand
Moths described in 1896
Taxa named by William Warren (entomologist)
Endemic moths of New Zealand


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Hugli (hindi: हुगली, beng.: হুগলী, ang. Hoogley River) – rzeka w Indiach, w stanie Bengal Zachodni. Powstaje z połączenia rzek Bhagirathi i Jalangi w Delcie Gangesu, uchodzi do Zatoki Bengalskiej, tworząc estuarium.

Rzeka przepływa między innymi przez Kolkatę, oddzielając to miasto od Howrah.

Bibliografia
 Wielki Atlas Świata, Wydawnictwo Pascal, Bielsko-Biała 2007, str. 62

Rzeki w Indiach
Zlewisko Zatoki Bengalskiej
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Singida Urban District is one of the six districts of the Singida Region of Tanzania.  It is bordered to the south and west by the Ikungi District and to the north and east by the Singida Rural District. Its administrative seat is the town of Singida.

According to the 2012 Tanzania national census, the population of the Singida Urban District was 150,379.

Transport
Paved Trunk road T3 from Morogoro to the Rwandan border passes through the district. Paved trunk road T14 connects Singida with Babati in Manyara Region.

The Singida branch of the Central Line railway connects Singida with the town of Manyoni, which is on the main line.

Administrative subdivisions
As of 2012, Singida Urban District was administratively divided into 16 wards.

Wards

 Ipembe
 Kindai
 Majengo
 Mandewa
 Minga
 Misuna
 Mitunduruni
 Mtamaa
 Mtipa
 Mughanga
 Mungumaji
 Mwankoko
Unyianga
 Uhamaka
 Unyambwa
 Unyamikumbi
 Utemini

References

Districts of Singida Region


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BEGIN_IKHWINLIB2()

BEGIN_MSGMAP(CForm, CWindow)
	MSGMAP_WM_SIZE(OnSize)
END_MSGMAP(CForm, CWindow)

void CForm::OnSize(UINT state, int cx, int cy)
{
	_updateLayout();
}

CForm::Child CForm::AddChild(CWindow *pChild)
{
	assert(this != NULL);
	assert(GetHWND() != NULL);

	if (_findChildInfo(pChild) != m_ChildList.end())
		throw CInvalidChildError(L"pChild´Â ÀÌ¹Ì ÀÌ ÆûÀÇ Â÷ÀϵåÀÔ´Ï´Ù.");

	HWND hParent = GetParent(*pChild);
	if (hParent != *this)
	{
		SetParent(*pChild, *this);
	}

	m_ChildList.push_back(
		std::make_shared<ChildInfo>(pChild, m_ChildList.end())
		);

	if (m_ChildList.size() >= 2)
	{
		auto newone = std::prev(m_ChildList.end());
		auto oldone = std::prev(newone);
		(*newone)->ZOrderPrev = oldone;
		(*oldone)->ZOrderNext = newone;
	}

	auto it = std::prev(m_ChildList.end());
	pChild->evtDestroy += m_ChildList.back()->efpDestroy.set(
		[this, it](CWindow *) { m_ChildList.erase(it); }
	);

	pChild->evtPosSizeChanged += m_ChildList.back()->efpSizeChanged.set(
		[this, it](CWindow *) { if (!m_bLayouting) ApplyMovedChild(*it); }
	);

	_updateLayout();

	return Child(it);
}

void CForm::RemoveChild(CForm::Child child)
{
	assert(this != NULL);
	assert(GetHWND() != NULL);

	m_ChildList.erase(child.m_it);

	_updateLayout();
}

CForm::Child CForm::FindChild(CWindow *pChild)
{
	assert(this != NULL);
	assert(GetHWND() != NULL);

	auto it = _findChildInfo(pChild);
	if (it == m_ChildList.end())
		throw CInvalidChildError();

	return Child(it);
}

void CForm::DockChild(CForm::Child child, boost::optional<CForm::Child> target,
	CForm::Dock dock, int gap)
{
	assert(this != NULL);
	assert(GetHWND() != NULL);
	assert(0 <= dock && dock < 4);

	auto &d = (*child.m_it)->Dock[dock];
	d.Gap = gap;
	if (target)
	{
		d.TargetKind = TARGET_CHILD;
		d.TargetChild = *target->m_it;
		d.TargetChild_it = target->m_it;
	}
	else
	{
		d.TargetKind = TARGET_FORM;
	}

	_updateLayout();
}

void CForm::MoveChild(CForm::Child child, RECT pos)
{
	assert(this != NULL);
	assert(GetHWND() != NULL);

	(*child.m_it)->PosRect = pos;

	RECT ClientRt;
	GetClientRect(*this, &ClientRt);

	std::set<std::shared_ptr<ChildInfo> > ModifiedList;
	RecursiveLayout(*child.m_it, ClientRt, ModifiedList);

	m_bLayouting = true;
	HDWP hDefer = BeginDeferWindowPos((int)(unsigned)ModifiedList.size());
	DeferMoveChild(hDefer, *child.m_it);
	for (const auto &sp : ModifiedList)
	{
		DeferMoveChild(hDefer, sp);
		sp->fProcessed = false;
	}
	EndDeferWindowPos(hDefer);
	m_bLayouting = false;
}

void CForm::PerformLayout()
{
	assert(this != NULL);
	assert(GetHWND() != NULL);

	RECT ClientRt;
	GetClientRect(*this, &ClientRt);

	std::set<std::shared_ptr<ChildInfo> > unused;
	for (const auto &sp : m_ChildList)
	{
		if (!sp->fProcessed)
		{
			RecursiveLayout(sp, ClientRt, unused);
			unused.clear();
		}
	}

	m_bLayouting = true;
	HDWP hDefer = BeginDeferWindowPos((int)(unsigned)m_ChildList.size());
	for (const auto &sp : m_ChildList)
	{
		DeferMoveChild(hDefer, sp);
		sp->fProcessed = false;
	}
	EndDeferWindowPos(hDefer);
	m_bLayouting = false;

	m_bLayoutRequired = false;
}
void CForm::DeferMoveChild(HDWP hDefer, const std::shared_ptr<CForm::ChildInfo> &sp)
{
	HWND hWndInsertAfter;
	if (sp->ZOrderPrev != m_ChildList.end())
		hWndInsertAfter = (*sp->ZOrderPrev)->pWnd->GetHWND();
	else
		hWndInsertAfter = NULL;

	DeferWindowPos(hDefer, *sp->pWnd, hWndInsertAfter,
		sp->PosRect.left, sp->PosRect.top,
		sp->PosRect.right - sp->PosRect.left, sp->PosRect.bottom - sp->PosRect.top,
		SWP_NOACTIVATE | (hWndInsertAfter ? 0 : SWP_NOZORDER));
}

void CForm::RecursiveLayout(const std::shared_ptr<CForm::ChildInfo> &pci, const RECT &ClientRt,
	std::set<std::shared_ptr<CForm::ChildInfo> > &ModifiedList)
{
	if (pci->fProcessed)
		return;
	pci->fProcessed = true;

	GetWindowRect(*pci->pWnd, &pci->PosRect);
	ScreenToClient(*this, (LPPOINT)&pci->PosRect.left);
	ScreenToClient(*this, (LPPOINT)&pci->PosRect.right);

	RECT &rt = pci->PosRect;

	bool left_modified = false;
	bool top_modified = false;
	bool right_modified = false;
	bool bottom_modified = false;

	// TARGET_CHILD
	if (pci->Dock[DockLeft].TargetKind == TARGET_CHILD)
	{
		auto sp = pci->Dock[DockLeft].TargetChild.lock();
		if (sp)
		{
			ModifiedList.insert(sp);
			RecursiveLayout(sp, ClientRt, ModifiedList);
			LONG delta = (sp->PosRect.right + pci->Dock[DockLeft].Gap) - rt.left;
			rt.left += delta;
			rt.right += delta;
			left_modified = true;
			right_modified = true;
		}
		else
		{
			pci->Dock[DockLeft].TargetKind = TARGET_NONE;
		}
	}
	if (pci->Dock[DockTop].TargetKind == TARGET_CHILD)
	{
		auto sp = pci->Dock[DockTop].TargetChild.lock();
		if (sp)
		{
			ModifiedList.insert(sp);
			RecursiveLayout(sp, ClientRt, ModifiedList);
			LONG delta = (sp->PosRect.bottom + pci->Dock[DockLeft].Gap) - rt.top;
			rt.top += delta;
			rt.bottom += delta;
			top_modified = true;
			bottom_modified = true;
		}
		else
		{
			pci->Dock[DockTop].TargetKind = TARGET_NONE;
		}
	}
	if (pci->Dock[DockRight].TargetKind == TARGET_CHILD)
	{
		auto sp = pci->Dock[DockRight].TargetChild.lock();
		if (sp)
		{
			ModifiedList.insert(sp);
			RecursiveLayout(sp, ClientRt, ModifiedList);
			LONG delta = (sp->PosRect.left - pci->Dock[DockLeft].Gap) - rt.right;
			rt.right += delta;
			if (!left_modified)
				rt.left += delta;
			right_modified = true;
		}
		else
		{
			pci->Dock[DockRight].TargetKind = TARGET_NONE;
		}
	}
	if (pci->Dock[DockBottom].TargetKind == TARGET_CHILD)
	{
		auto sp = pci->Dock[DockBottom].TargetChild.lock();
		if (sp)
		{
			ModifiedList.insert(sp);
			RecursiveLayout(sp, ClientRt, ModifiedList);
			LONG delta = (sp->PosRect.top - pci->Dock[DockBottom].Gap) - rt.bottom;
			rt.bottom += delta;
			if (!top_modified)
				rt.top += delta;
			bottom_modified = true;
		}
		else
		{
			pci->Dock[DockBottom].TargetKind = TARGET_NONE;
		}
	}

	// TARGET_FORM
	if (pci->Dock[DockLeft].TargetKind == TARGET_FORM)
	{
		LONG delta = pci->Dock[DockLeft].Gap - rt.left;
		rt.left = pci->Dock[DockLeft].Gap;
		if (!right_modified)
			rt.right += delta;
		left_modified = true;
	}
	if (pci->Dock[DockTop].TargetKind == TARGET_FORM)
	{
		LONG delta = pci->Dock[DockTop].Gap - rt.top;
		rt.top = pci->Dock[DockTop].Gap;
		if (!bottom_modified)
			rt.bottom += delta;
		top_modified = true;
	}
	if (pci->Dock[DockRight].TargetKind == TARGET_FORM)
	{
		LONG delta = (ClientRt.right - pci->Dock[DockRight].Gap) - rt.right;
		rt.right += delta;
		if (!left_modified)
			rt.left += delta;
	}
	if (pci->Dock[DockBottom].TargetKind == TARGET_FORM)
	{
		LONG delta = (ClientRt.bottom - pci->Dock[DockBottom].Gap) - rt.bottom;
		rt.bottom += delta;
		if (!top_modified)
			rt.top += delta;
	}
}

void CForm::ApplyMovedChild(const std::shared_ptr<CForm::ChildInfo> &pci)
{
	RECT ClientRt;
	GetClientRect(*this, &ClientRt);

	std::set<std::shared_ptr<ChildInfo> > ModifiedList;
	RecursiveLayout(pci, ClientRt, ModifiedList);

	m_bLayouting = true;
	HDWP hDefer = BeginDeferWindowPos((int)(unsigned)ModifiedList.size());
	for (const auto &sp : ModifiedList)
	{
		DeferMoveChild(hDefer, sp);
		sp->fProcessed = false;
	}
	EndDeferWindowPos(hDefer);
	m_bLayouting = false;
}

// CForm::Child
CForm::Child CForm::Child::GetDockTarget(Dock d) const
{
	if (GetDockKind(d) == TARGET_NONE)
		throw CInvalidArgError(L"µµÅ·µÇ¾î ÀÖÁö ¾Ê½À´Ï´Ù.");
	if (GetDockKind(d) == TARGET_FORM)
		throw CInvalidArgError(L"Æû¿¡ µµÅ·µÇ¾î ÀÖ½À´Ï´Ù.");

	auto sp = (*m_it)->Dock[d].TargetChild.lock();
	if (!sp)
		throw CInvalidArgError(L"µµÅ·ÇÑ ´Ù¸¥ Â÷Àϵ尡 ÀÌ¹Ì Æı«µÇ¾î ÀÖ½À´Ï´Ù.");

	return Child(sp->Dock[d].TargetChild_it);
}

END_IKHWINLIB2()

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Q: Gurobi optimization does not work correctly I am trying to learn to use python3 and Gurobi to do some simple optimization work. I following some sample codes, however my code does not work correctly. Code attached below. Can someone point out where the mistake is? Thanks!
from gurobipy import *
x = np.arange(0, 10001, 1)
y = np.arange(0, 10001, 1)+1
z = np.arange(0, 10001, 1)+1

dic_sysc_1 = dict(zip(x, y))
dic_sysc_2 = dict(zip(x, z))

m = Model()
cp1 = m.addVar(vtype=GRB.INTEGER, lb=5, ub =10000, name="cp1")
m.update()
cp2 = m.addVar(vtype=GRB.INTEGER, lb=999, ub =10000, name="cp2")
m.update()

m.setObjective( dic_sysc_1[cp1]+dic_sysc_2[cp2], GRB.MAXIMIZE)
m.setParam('OutputFlag',0)
m.optimize()

print ("Obj:", m.objVal)
print (cp1, dic_sysc_1[cp1])
print (cp2, dic_sysc_2[cp2])

The outputs results is:
Obj: 3.0
<gurobi.Var cp1 (value 5.0)> 1
<gurobi.Var cp2 (value 999.0)> 2

Also,then I added another constraint
m.addConstr( (dic_new_1[cp1]+dic_new_2[cp2]) <= 20, "c90" )

where dic_new_1 and dic_new_2 are two new dict similar to dic_sysc_1 and dic_sysc_2 . The model show error messages:
unsupported operand type(s) for -: 'bool' and 'NoneType'

A: That is not in the form of an integer program (MIP). You need to reformulate your model as a MIP or use another tool.

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SA Champs
Jordy © Ian Thurtell
Zoe Steyn of Buffalo City Surfriders and Jordy Maree of Cape Town Surfriders win premiere Women's and Men's SA Championship titles and hosts Buffalo City Surfriders sweep the board at the 2018 Mercedes–Benz SA Championships hosted by Buffalo City.
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She was also named Surfer of the Contest and was awarded the trophy by last year's award winner, Heather Clark.
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Runner up Heather Clark of Ugu Surfriders is an eight time Open Women's Champion. She won her first South African Championship title at Nahoon Reef in 1989.
Tayla de Coning, Steyn's Buffalo City teammate and fellow South African junior team member, came third while 2017 SA Champion Olivia Brand of eThekweni, was fourth.
Talented Jordy Maree, a late replacement in the Cape Town Surfriders team, celebrated his birthday on Saturday and won the South African Men's Open Championship today when he posted a 17 out of 20 heat score to edge Chad du Toit of eThekweni Surfriders, into second place.
Maree joins the long list of surfers who have used a backhand attack to secure victory at Nahoon Reef. Last year's champion, Brandon Benjamin, also of Cape Town Surfriders, used his backhand to become the 2017 champion.
Tyrell Johnson came third in the final with his young Buffalo City teammate Thomas Lindhorst, taking fourth.
In the Over 35 Men's Division, Cape Town Surfrider's team captain Neil Zietsman won his first ever National title when he beat Alan Johns of Ilembe Surfriders into second place. Tyrell Johnson of Buffalo City incurred a technical penalty which dropped him into third place ahead of his brother, Orrin.
The Over 30 SA Women's title was won for the second year in a row by Heather Clark and for her consistent performances in this division and the Open Women's group, she was awarded the Dave Fish Trophy by last year's winner Greg Emslie.
Tasha Mentasti of Eden Surfriders was second, Michelle Van Kempen of Nelson Mandela Bay came third and Nicki Seligmann of Cape Town was fourth.
Greg Emslie successfully defended his Over 40 title, narrowly beating Gary Van Wieringen of Ugu Surfriders by one point. Emslie's Buffalo City team mate, Tristan Johnson, was third and Warwick Heny of Nelson Mandela Bay, came fourth.
Another surfer who defended his title by the skin of his teeth was Wayne Monk of Buffalo City. Monk edged Ryan Ribbink of Buffalo City into the silver medal slot in the Over 45 final just seconds before the siren sounded. Ribbink's eThekweni teammate, Warren Dixon, came third and the copper medal went to Volker Mielck of Cape Town Surfriders.
Adding to Buffalo City's list of successes at the 2018 Mercedes–Benz SA Championships hosted by Buffalo City, was a victory for Gareth Sepp in the Over 50 Division final over defending champion David Malherbe and his brother, Andre, who was third.
Sean Jerram of Cape Town had to settle for fourth place behind the three Buffalo City surfers.
Nahoon Reef local Nick Pike took more gold for Buffalo City when he won the Over 55 title ahead of Stephen Hair of Eden. Pike's teammate Toby Mare won a bronze medal and Andre Venter of Nelson Mandela Bay, won copper.
In the Over 60 Final, Jeremy Zinn of Cape Town Surfriders pulled out all the stops to beat defending champion Gordon Harmer of Buffalo City. Kelly Kellerman of eThekweni was third and Andre Venter of Nelson Mandela Bay came fourth.
All the winners won the coveted Surfing South Africa floating trophies, gold medals and R1000 in cash.
Buffalo City won the Masters Cup for the 13th year in a row, beating Cape Town Surfriders into second spot. Then came eThekweni, Nelson Mandela Bay, Eden,Ilembe and Ugu Surfriders.
The East London team retained the Presidents Cup for the highest scores in the Open Divisions. eThekweni came second, followed by Cape Town, Nelson Mandela Bay, Ugu, Ilembe, Eden and Cape Winelands.
The Champions Cup, which is presented to the Team that scores the highest combined points total, went to the dominant Buffalo City Team. eThekweni came second, Cape Town were third followed by Nelson Mandela Bay, Ugu, Ilembe Eden and Cape Winelands.
All the heat results, team results and photos from the six days of competition are posted on www.surfingsouthafrica.co.za.
The 53rd edition of the South African Surfing Championships began on Tuesday at Nahoon Reef and ended at Nahoon Reef on the final day. Two of the five days of competition were held at Nahoon Corner courtesy of some huge storm surf that hit East London midweek.
Despite these challenges the 2018 Mercedes–Benz SA Surfing Championships hosted by Buffalo City and supported by Sport and Recreation SA, was a huge success. Over 150 surfers from eight Districts competed in the Championships which were held in great surf over six days.
Feliciano Janneker, Manager External Affairs and Stakeholder Relations, was at Nahoon Reef to watch the finals and commented on the event. "At Mercedes–Benz South Africa it is important to embrace those things that bring us together. The passion for sport connects us and has brought us together with the Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality (BCMM) and Surfing South Africa in this very fitting partnership. We believe that sport is an embodiment of togetherness and positively contributes to social change. We are very proud of this partnership and we thank BCMM for bringing it to the city. Thank you to all the participants and the community at large for coming out in multitudes to support the event for the second year in a row. Congratulatory greetings to all the winners, we hope we see you again next year"
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2010 economic analysis of role-based access control. Final report
This study is a retrospective economic impact analysis of role-based access control (RBAC), one of the principal approaches for managing users' access to information technology resources.
For most organizations, networks, data, applications, and hardware and software systems are shared resources that users access to perform their duties. With access, however, comes the risk of intentional or unintentional misuse of or changes to systems and data, thereby threatening the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of an organization's information and its infrastructure.
IT managers wrestle with aligning engineered technology resources to business processes that are fluid and dynamic. Further, information privacy and internal-controls regulations have been enacted that specify access control policy characteristics with which systems must comply. And because organizations change faster than systems and face exogenous shocks like privacy regulations, legacy design issues generate friction between business operations and their counterparts in IT.
RBAC is arguably the most important innovation in identity and access management since discretionary and mandatory access control (Anderson, 2001; Bertino and Sandhu, 2005). It is the principle of controlling access entirely through "roles" created in the system that align to job functions (such as bank teller), assigning permissions to those roles, and then assigning those roles to employees, rather than using access control lists (ACLs) that assign permissions directly to users on an as-needed basis. A 2002 study completed by RTI International forecasted that RBAC could save U.S. organizations hundreds of millions of dollars per year (Gallaher, O'Connor, and Kropp, 2002).
O'Connor, A., & Loomis, R. (2010). 2010 economic analysis of role-based access control. Final report. (Prepared for National Institute of Standards and Technology). Research Triangle Park, NC: RTI International.


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Greed and Inequality, Not Marxism, Are the Threat to British Society in 2017
Well now we know: Karl Marx's famous (or infamous, depending on your viewpoint) admonition at the very beginning of his equally famous/infamous Communist Manifesto - i.e. that "a specter is haunting Europe" - should be amended to read "a specter is haunting the UK general election."
Gap Between UK Conservatives, Labour Down By 3%, Tories Ahead By 16%
The UK Conservative Party lost one percent of support, while Labour gained 2 percent of the projected vote since the weekend and stand at 46 percent and 30 percent, respectively, according to the poll.
'She's a Great Cook': Theresa May's Husband Praises Wife in Pre-Election PR Move
The UK general election campaign trail is heating up with all sides showing their best side. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was declared an Arsenal football supporter, Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron took place in a color fun run and Conservative Party leader and current PM Theresa May has offered a glimpse of her private life with her husband.
Do Mention the Wars, Jeremy - It's Your Trump Card
Don't mention the war! That classic line from the Fawlty Towers episode "The Germans" has had us laughing out loud for the past four decades. But not mentioning the war - or to be more accurate "wars" - is the very last thing Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn should be doing right now.
Applications for British Passport From EU Up by a Third Last Year
The number of applicants for a British passport from other parts of the European Union rose by more than a third last year (2016), as people sought to cross the Channel before the Brexit ship sails.
Facebook Steps Up Security to Suppress 'Fake News' in UK Election Campaign
Social media giant Facebook, which has over 30 million users in the UK, is to step up security and crack down on unauthenticated accounts to prevent to the spread of "fake news" in the run-up to the UK general election, June 8.
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MONDAY: France elects a new President, in the form of Emmanuel Macron; and we've all the latest from the UK General Election campaign trail.
Leave.EU Compares Emmanuel Macron's Victory to French World War II 'Surrender'
A hardline pro-Brexit group, backed by UKIP's former leader Nigel Farage, tweeted "RIP France" after Emmanuel Macron's victory in the presidential election and later posted images which suggested it was similar to the French surrender during the Second World War.
UK Artist Banksy Chips in on Brexit With New Enigmatic Dover Mural
Banksy is back! A large mural by the street artist has appeared on the side of a building in Dover, England and it shows a workman chipping away at one of the 12 stars of the European Union flag.
Brexit Britain vs the EU: The Gloves Are Off
Now we know: the polite and diplomatic phoney war between Brussels and London over the terms of Britain's exit from the EU (Brexit) is over. In its place has come all the animus, antagonism, and discord compatible with a fractious divorce. And this is only the beginning of the process.
EU Not Seeking to Affect Upcoming UK General Election Results
Chief Spokesperson of the European Commission Margaritis Schinas stated that the European Union will not try to influence upcoming UK June 8 general election.
Reds Go Green as UK Labour MPs Urge 'Progressive Alliance' in Bid to Stop Tories
Tactical voting in the UK general election is in full swing, with every political party hoping to outsmart the other, either in a bid to win or to stop the Conservative Party (Tories) from achieving a landslide victory. The latest development involves a strategic alliance forming between the opposition party and the Green Party.
Theresa May's 'Strong and Stable' Sloganeering Feeds 'Troll' Verhofstadt
Guy Verhofstadt, the European Parliament's top Brexit negotiator, has subtly trolled UK Prime Minister Theresa May on Twitter, provoking howls of derisive laughter across the social network - however, hardcore Brexiteers have also taken the opportunity to snipe at the Belgian MEP.
'No Mandate to Destroy Rights': Gina Miller Launches UK Tactical Voting Campaign
Gina Miller, the campaigner who fought a successful battle against the UK government over Brexit in the Supreme Court, has raised hundreds of thousands to support pro-European candidates in the June 8 general election.
Brexit: An Opportunity for the UK to Industrialize
It has been widely speculated by several analysts and advisory bodies that Brexit will have profound effects on the UK economy. It is difficult to accurately predict how the UK will be impacted, as details of its exit with the EU aren't finalized and the UK's general strategy isn't clear.
'None for One': Remainers, Brexiteers Draw Swords Again as GE Battle Nears
A general election has been called in Britain and some experts believe it is no different from the 2016 EU referendum. The June 8 election, they say, could lead to an opening for those who voted to remain in the European Union to have their voice heard loud and clear.
More Than 50% of Brits Back PM, Would Launch Nuclear Attack If Need Be - YouGov
Most Brits are prepared to launch a nuclear strike if necessary and support the UK Prime Minister Theresa May, who says she would press the button if it came to it.
Snap UK General Election Is a Desperate Attempt to Derail Scottish Independence
British Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to call a snap general election bears all the hallmarks of a government in the throes of a continuing political crisis in the wake of last year's referendum result to rip the UK out of the EU, commonly referred to as Brexit.
UK PM Theresa May Warned Over Brexit Campaign and Civil Service
UK Prime Minister Theresa May is under pressure to heed strict rules on the impartiality of civil servants in the run-up to the general election, June 8, particularly over making her case for Brexit in the wake of severe criticism of ex-PM David Cameron's use of the civil service ahead of the 2016 referendum.
'Wealth Extractors' vs 'Coalition of Chaos': UK GE Campaign Gets Personal
The UK's party leaders have hit the streets for the first full day of campaigning for the upcoming general election. Seeking to capture both the headlines and the imaginations of the electorate, the governing Tories and chief opposition - the Labour party - have issued pithy attack slogans, with both sides seeking to capture the public mood.


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PR agency doubles in size in a year
By	David Skentelbery on 12th July 2019 7:00 am Business News, News
WARRINGTON-based PR, social media and content marketing agency No Brainer has boosted its team by three.
The four-year-old agency is now 11-strong, having more than doubled in size in the last year.
Rebecca Sweeney joins as an qccount manager, while Will Catterall and Helen Lang have both become account executives at the agency.
Twenty-six year-old Rebecca joins from Rumpus PR in Altrincham, where she focused on its build environment client portfolio. Her experience lies in B2B PR and content writing, and she now works on some of the agency's corporate accounts including Optionis and Imagile Professional Services Ltd.
Helen, 24, joined the agency after working at Liverpool-based Boxed Off Communications, where she worked on consumer PR campaigns, while Will, 21, has strengthened the agency's B2B offering, joining from Outwrite PR in Mold, North Wales.
Five existing members of the No Brainer team have also been promoted, reinforcing the agency's commitment to nurturing talent within. Lauren Pritchard has now joined the senior leadership team after being promoted to account director.
Supporting this, Michelle Turner has been promoted to senior account manager, Hannah Jones has become account manager and Emily Craig has moved to become senior account executive.
Melissa Philips has also taken on additional responsibilities as the agency's new operations and projects manager. She will manage the company's upcoming expansion plans, alongside project-based client work.
Director Lee Cullen, said: "We're thrilled to welcome Rebecca, Helen and Will to our team, as they each bring something unique and special to the agency.
"The last year for No Brainer has been incredible. The team has doubled in size and we have a growing team of hungry, talented communications professionals. We've also made some well-deserved promotions and welcomed a range of new clients from different sectors and areas of the UK."
Picture: Helen Lang, Rebecca Sweeney and Will Catterall.
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About Computing and Financial Management
Welcome from the Co-Directors
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To graduate with a Bachelor of Computing and Financial Management (BCFM), students must:
complete the degree requirements as outlined in the relevant Undergraduate Calendar
maintain co-op eligibility and complete the co-op requirements as outlined in the relevant Undergraduate Calendar
complete the English Language Proficiency requirement as outlined in the relevant Undergraduate Calendar
be in "good" or "excellent" academic standing
submit an Application to Graduate
For the current list of policies for CFM, please see the Math Faculty Policies.
The relevant Undergraduate Calendar is normally the calendar that was in effect when you began your studies in Computing and Financial Management (CFM). Changes may be made to the calendar each year, so it is important that you review the Undergraduate Calendar that was in effect when you started CFM.
Academic progress and standing
Your academic progression in the CFM program is administered by the Faculty of Mathematics. Your academic progress will be evaluated at the end of each term and you will be given an academic standing based on your entire academic performance to date. To see your academic standing, run an unofficial transcript in Quest.
Review the Summary of Academic Standings for a few of the most common standings.
MAV > 60% and
SMAV > 70% and
CAV > 80%
CAV between 60% and 80%
MAV < 60% and/or
SMAV < 70% and
CAV < 60%
CFM students whose averages satisfy the "Excellent" or "Good" conditions, but whose total excluded course units is more than half the total of their passed (and not excluded) course units
MAV: average of all Faculty of Math courses, including CS
SMAV: average of all Faculty of Arts courses, including AFM
Excluded course: a course taken between fall 2004 and spring 2013 either with a grade below 50 (failure), or that a student has voluntarily excluded
Conditional standing
After receiving one conditional standing, CFM students are expected to make improvements in the following academic term that would result in an academic standing of "good" or "excellent". Additional conditional standings may be granted at the discretion of the Co-Directors if the student shows significant improvement in their term average but are unsuccessful in meeting the MAV and/or SMAV requirements.
Decision-making for academic progression
At least three courses from either faculty is required to calculate the MAV or SMAV respectively. CFM students may have a MAV after 1A but will not have accumulated sufficient Arts courses to calculate a SMAV.
Students who are unsuccessful in meeting the academic requirements of CFM will be unable to continue in the CFM program and will normally be transferred to Honours Mathematics or Computer Science – depending on their current academic standing.
Maintain co-op eligibility
Since CFM is a co-op only program, your ability to continue in the program is not only dependent on meeting the academic requirements, but also remaining eligible for co-op.
There are a few ways you can risk becoming ineligible for co-op.
Academic standing Students with a "probation" or "marginal" academic standing, will normally be suspended from the employment process during their next academic term. After that term, suspended students will be eligible to apply for reinstatement to co-op. Provided that they are otherwise eligible for co-op, reinstatement will be automatic for applicants who have attained "Good" or "Excellent" academic standing as determined by the Faculty of Mathematics. In all cases, applications for reinstatement must be submitted no later than the end of the first complete week of the academic term for which reinstatement is requested. However, if after one full-time academic term (or equivalent) on suspension, students have not attained "Good" or "Excellent" standing, they will normally become ineligible for co-op and thus, CFM.
Professional Development (PD) Two missing or failed PD courses and one missing or failed work report will result in co-op probation. Please refer to Co-op Regulations for further details.
Work terms Failure to complete a minimum of 5 work terms will result in your inability to graduate with a BCFM. Students can submit a Petition to graduate with 4 successful work terms. These petitions may be granted in exceptional circumstances.
All members of the University of Waterloo community are expected to hold to the highest standard of academic integrity in their studies, teaching, and research. The University of Waterloo community are expected to promote honesty, trust, fairness, respect, and responsibility.
Policies and other information that relate to this vision of academic integrity include:
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33 Ethical behaviour
69 Conflict of Interest
70 Student Petitions and Grievances
71 Student Discipline
73 Intellectual Property Rights
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One might guess from the name, Mercer County Radio Control Society, that members of the club fly model airplanes. And that would be correct, but it's only part of the story. While we love to build and fly model airplanes, we're also a service club. We feel a mission to give back to the communities in which we work, play, and live.
The annual Dreamlift starts with a morning of festivities at the National Guard hangar at Trenton-Mercer airport. In addition to what appears to be most of the central Jersey police and fire forces, a nearly complete cast of Disney characters patrols the event. To be sure, Mickey and Minnie are prominent. But usually characters from Star Wars and from other entertainment franchises can be seen as well.
Since it began supporting the Foundation's Dreamlift, our club has contributed well over $30,000 to the effort. The club raises money for its donation primarily through food sales at its giant-scale model air show, the Jumbo Jamboree. Held every year on Memorial Day Weekend at the club's field on the edge of Assunpink Lake, the air show features radio-controlled flying models, most with wingspans exceeding 80 inches.
Dates for this year's air show are listed on the homepage. The public is invited to attend. Admission and parking are free. Signs directing attendees to the field will lead from Exit 11 of highway I-195. The field, about two miles north from the exit, is in Assunpink Wildlife Management Area on the edge of Assunpink Lake. Flying will begin each day at 9:00 AM and will continue through early afternoon on Sunday. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are available at the field. Proceeds from food sales and donations collected at the Jumbo Jamboree event help to fund our annual contribution to the Sunshine Foundation.


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Tom Hawley showcases his photos of the year
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Monroe News photographer Tom Hawley shares his favorite images from a most unusual news year.
A lot can be said about the coronavirus pandemic, as it has uprooted many lives this year.
In my lifetime as a photographer and photojournalist for a newspaper, this year presented itself with some of the most challenges I've ever faced. But it provided many opportunities for different type of images.
For me, it all began on March 11. I was at the semifinal district basketball game at Mason High School, when I was told there would be a district final without fans.
Immediately, I thought we needed to show the crowd from this game, possibly the final one with fans for the year. But, of course, all sports were suspended shortly after that.
On March 12, I started to photograph signs in windows, like the one at Wellspring Lutheran Services that said "no visitors."
Then on March 13, teachers prepared packets for their students who had to make a quick transition from in-person learning to remote.
The weekend of March 14-15, images depicted residents being scared of a food shortage, as meat was being bought in bulk and toilet paper and paper towel were emptied from the shelves.
Churches did not have services that Sunday.
I remember taking one of my favorite photos that day, which depicted Joann Luthy, 79, sitting in a pew alone and praying at St. Michael the Archangel Church. It really told the story.
Since that weekend, it feels like I never stopped. I continued capturing images of COVID-19's various impacts on the community.
In my 40 years as a photojournalist, I would rank 2020 as being in the top three for the number of images taken.
The challenges that I have faced this year as a result of the pandemic included wearing masks, which fog up the view finder of the camera.
It was very hard at times, not seeing what was in front of me and not being able to breathe very well.
Limitations of access to the subject was another issue, because of the need to socially distance. Also in the back of my mind, I feared if I would catch the virus.
As I covered the pandemic, I always was thinking of new ways to tell the story, like trying to reach out to sources to find out what was happening around the county. I kept thinking of ways to safely capture an image, whether it was through glass or being creative with lens choices.
I must say, I felt that I put several unexpected images into my bucket that became favorites this year.
These choices did not include sports images.
The following were my top five favorites of the year:
Pastor Rick Massingill being released from the hospital, as his wife, Tammy, hugs him and holds back the tears. Marie Trouten raising a glass through her window, celebrating her 99th birthday with a martini. Aubrey Hodge, 7, being challenged to read to her horse by her teacher. Getting a thumbs up from first-grader Jaminson Gable, as he arrived for the first day of school. River Raisin Centre for the Arts Dance Academy Director Melissa Moore hosting a Zoom class with her advanced students.
As many challenges as I faced with the coronavirus pandemic, I feel that I successfully covered the pandemic from all angles.
Contact Tom Hawley at thawley@monroenews.com.


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Korea's 'Goblin' to Debut on Turner's Oh!K
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Turner Asia Pacific has acquired of upcoming fantasy-drama series Goblin for its Korean entertainment channel Oh!K. Debuting on December 3, within 24 hours of its premiere in Korea, the series stars Gong Yoo, one of the most popular Korean actors who recently starred in the runaway big-screen success Train to Busan. Gong Yoo plays a goblin looking for a human bride to end his immortality. Turner acquired all rights for the series from the production house Studio Dragon in seven markets: Hong Kong, Macau, Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. For a teaser, click here.
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Q: Using mysql variables into a java JDBC prepared statement let's say I have the next query:
SELECT UNIX_TIMESTAMP(Logins.FechaLogin) FROM GA.Logins WHERE Logins.IdEmpleado = ? AND UNIX_TIMESTAMP(Logins.FechaLogin) >= UNIX_TIMESTAMP(?) AND UNIX_TIMESTAMP(Logins.FechaLogin) <= UNIX_TIMESTAMP(?)

And I want something like:
Date = UNIX_TIMESTAMP(Logins.FechaLogin);

SELECT UNIX_TIMESTAMP(Logins.FechaLogin) FROM GA.Logins WHERE Logins.IdEmpleado = ? AND Date >= UNIX_TIMESTAMP(?) AND Date <= UNIX_TIMESTAMP(?)

stmt.setInt(1, EmployeeId);
stmt.setString(2, Date1);
stmt.setString(3, Date2);

All into a Prepared Statement (JDBC prepareStatement()), is there a way I could do something like this in order to avoid redundance into the query? or is this something useless? by the way I think it has to pass the UNIX_TIMESTAMP function in each SELECT iteration if I'm correct.
Thank's!

A: The short answer is no, you can't reference a MySQL variable in place of a column reference, or in place of an expression that contains column references. In a prepared statement, you can only "bind" variables to values; you can't "bind" table names or column names.
(This restriction has to do with the way a SQL statement is processed. When a SQL statement is "prepared", the optimizer needs to know all of the tables and columns that are being referenced. It has to verify that the references are valid, that the user has privileges on the referenced objects, it has to lookup datatypes of the columns, check for suitable indexes, and so on. The issue is that it can't do that if column names are missing. This explains why you won't find any examples of how to do what you are wanting to do.)
Obviously, you could make use of Java variables and string manipulation to produce a String containing the SQL text that will be passed to MySQL. But the final string that gets passed to MySQL can have placeholders, but those can only be placeholders for values.
That should answer your question.

There's several other notes we can make, regarding the use of the UNIX_TIMESTAMP function (whether that's even necessary or desirable), performance implications of predicates that have column references wrapped in functions, etc. But those don't really answer the question you were asking.


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Food Safety Talk 51: Pee on the radiator
Added on December 4, 2013 by Ben Chapman.
After congratulating Don on his birthday, the guys talked about their recent travels, including 10 slaca, the 3rd Asia Pacific International Conference on Food Safety, the China International Food Safety & Quality Conference & Expo, and then they compared their favorite David Tharp stories.
In follow up to FST 49: Less Risky Bathroom Event, Don shared some information about the microbiome of urine though he couldn't comment on which way to wipe. Ben also asked Don about the hygiene of hockey locker rooms, which was prompted by Pekka Rinne's E. coli infection. The discussion about locker rooms then reminded Ben about a big Norovirus outbreak of basketball players and Don that his student Hanna will be visiting some public bathrooms as part of the NoroCore project. And somehow the conversation turned to North America's most photogenic Major Rob Ford, aka Major McCrack.
In the Food Safety History segment, Don returned to the 1940's of IAFP's history, where advances in food safety were largely due to the requirements for supplying troops in World War II. This was not the first time that great advances in food safety were made in response to military needs, see for example the invention of canning.
Ben then wanted to talk about road kill, which has earned him the title of Dr Roadkill. This discussion originated from this recent article about a planned Montana permit system for salvaging road kill. The guys didn't agree with Fred Pritzker's arguments against the system.
The discussion then turned to the FDA Risk Profile Pathogen and Filth in Spices. The guys were disappointed by the Spice Producers response. It reminded them about the importance of good risk communication. Foster Farms provided another example of 'not to get it quite right', who added to their recent woes by showing that they can't count. Don wondered about their social media strategy and why so many media managers are dipsh*ts.
The guys touched on the fall out from the Sunland bankruptcy before moving on to fishy issues surrounding the regulation and trade of catfish.
To finish off the guys prepared for Thanksgiving with a Lifehacker article on leftovers. While the article was OK, the comments made their stomachs turn. Clearly they need to continue their battle to fix the internet one comment at a time.
In the after dark the guys discussed the latest OS X Mavericks upgrade, the TV show Veep, rejecting journal articles, Ben becoming a grumpy old man, Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, End of the World, Adventure Time (Season 3)), Bronies and the Pulling the String podcast.
Tags China, David Tharp, Brazil, Urine, E. coli O157:H7, Norovirus, Canada, Rob Ford, Canned Food, Roadkill, Spices, Adventure time, Leftovers
Food Safety Talk 35: The Abuelas of Social Media
Added on March 14, 2013 by Ben Chapman.
Don was excited about his new "Dan Benjamin approved" microphone and headphones and Ben was excited about Folding Text. After emailing with Marco, from the Neutral podcast, Don is planning on moving Food Safety Talk to Squarespace 6, which should allow them to get better download tracking information. Don and Ben also sent shout-outs to David Tharp (IAFP), Ian Jenson (Meat and Livestock Australia) and Renee Boyer's Food Safety class.
The discussion then returned to the reusable bag discussion (see FST 34), which was prompted by Tomas Aragon who shared his memo about the "Clickety-Clack" paper. In the memo Thomas pointed out that Klick and Wright had used the ICD-10 codes, for which there were 140 deaths during 2000-2010. However, 111 of these were due to Enterocolitis due to Clostridium difficile, leaving only 29 related to other intestinal infectious diseases.
The guys took a quick pop culture detour to iTunes Match which had allowed Ben to rediscover Rancid. Don's been listening to R. L. Burnside (not R. L. Stine), Bite Harder: The Music De Wolfe Studio Sampler, Vol. 2 and Holy F*ck.
On return to food safety they guys discussed an article on Farmers Markets and FSMA and in particular the quote from Kate Flannery. Ben disagreed with Kate's implication that greenhouse farming was without risks. Don agreed that the risks were different rather than non-existent.
The guys then turned to the horse meat scandal in the UK, which is even reverberating through the popular culture twittersphere. Ben challenged Prof. Hugh Pennington's comments that horse meat was safer than beef, as surely the denominator matters!
The discussion then turned to barbeque and roadkill. While you'll find some vaguely disturbing erotic images you probably won't find a road kill recipe on the Amazing Ribs website. Ben did discuss the safety of eating road kill in this barfblog article. Road kill is apparently making a resurgence with those who are struggling with food security (i.e. having enough food to eat). Don has worked with Debra Palmer Keenan to help people make better choices in relation to food safety when they have to compromise on the foods they buy.
Don had some more follow up from FST 34 in relation to washing coffee mugs. He found some silly advice in this Huffington Post article and he expressed his disgust with this Mamapedia article. This got Ben excited as his grad student, Ben, is working on how to engage people in food safety via social media. Ben's research will focus on mommy blogs (but probably not Dani's 2 Little Supeheroes blog or Portlandia's Parenting tips over the coming months.
The discussion then turned to Doug's poop cruise article and that someone sold a bio poop bag on Ebay for $15. Another Barfblog article reported on the closure of Union University in Jackson, Tennessee, due to norovirus and Don contemplated the irony of this happening at North Carolina State University, the home of the NoroCORE project.
In the after dark the guys talked about beverages, iTunes Match and MobileMe, and Ben had some questions about establishing variances to food safety standards.
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By Mitadru Mitra | September 6, 2019 | 0
This spring, Dalhousie University raised its tuition by three per cent for the seventh year in a row. On top of this, there were further hikes to international student fees, adding to an already steep differential fee. The ones who are being hit the hardest by these changes are new students, particularly incoming international students, who…
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The Dalhousie Student Union Council is composed of the executive, faculty representatives, community representatives as well as reps for the Dalhousie Board of Governors and Dal senate, and members-at-large. Council members represent various constituencies of the university. They act as a liaison between the community and council, a way for community members to bring their concerns to the DSU. In council, members are responsible for consulting and advocating for their group's interests,…
What's the sense in no scents?
By Jess Moinz | March 10, 2019 | 0
Look under Dalhousie University's safety policy, and you'll find all you need to know about biohazards, chemicals, radiation and lasers. Where are you hiding the lasers from us, Dalhousie? Scents may not be as lethal as lasers, but they too are an occupational hazard. The scent page  has information on tobacco smoke and Dal's use of scent-free cleaning…
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"So, what's your relationship status?" Three international students sit in The Dalhousie Gazette office, looking at each other sheepishly. They're here to discuss their relationship experiences. International students come from many languages, countries and backgrounds. But these are only the tip of the cultural iceberg. Differences may go deeper, to beliefs, attitudes and values. Renayre is from the U.S. and in her second year…
Think flu shots ain't shit?
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Herd immunity is a biological concept where a majority vaccinated population inhibits the spread of disease to members of the 'herd' who have weakened or no immunity. This could include young children, the elderly, pregnant women and those who can't be vaccinated due to other health issues. Health Canada states that our flu vaccination rate should be at…
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Corner shops are the backbone of any good neighbourhood. They embody the beauty of the local. Halifax prides itself on local excellence – Triple A Convenience and Pizzeria, and Jubilee Junction Convenience Store being perfect examples. The rival shops are located at the corners of Preston Street and Jubilee Road. Convenience is their biggest product: the corners of…
Eat your veggies!
By Justin Andrews | October 18, 2018 | 0
The delicate balancing act between school and a healthy lifestyle can be hard for some students. I know it has been for me. Making time to meal plan, shop and cook is stressful at times. The good news is, the Dalhousie Student Union market is offering solutions to ease some of that stress! With the DSU bringing fresh food to campus, students can…
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Racism. A pretty scary word isn't it? When considering the ways in which racism can play out and the devastating effect it continues to have on the lives of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) worldwide it is clear that something must be done.       What's fascinating to me is that people are more…
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Dalhousie University's 200th anniversary saw a monumental Dalhousie Student Union (DSU) election. Voter turnout peaked at 19.8 per cent of the student body – the largest turnout in over a decade – and candidate positions were the most contended in recent years. Whether you agree or disagree with the election results, these statistics are a…


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2023: We Have The Resources To Stop Okowa From Picking His successor Alone – Nwaoboshi
Nwaoboshi also accused Okowa of undermining the leadership of the PDP and destroying the unity of stakeholders.
Senator Peter Nwaoboshi
Senator representing Delta North, Senator Peter Nwaoboshi has held nothing back in attacking Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa's position on zoning and the 2023 election.
In a chat with newsmen in his Country home, Nwaoboshi expressed disappointment over, governor Okowa's statement on arrangements of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta state.
According to him, "It baffles me that Okowa can make such a statement against zoning. If you say it is on ethnicity, okay we agree. Ika man has gone, it is now the turn of Oshimilli and Ndokwa after that it goes to Urhobo and the Okpes, Ethiope and Ughelli will say it is their turn and before you know we will end up with town by town zoning.
"In Nigeria we are talking about north and south. We don't say after Yoruba it will come to midwest. Is there any written agreement in our constitution where it is said north and south? I don't want trouble in this state. Many of us have put our lives on the line to fight for this power shift.
"I lost my commissionership because I was fighting for power shift which he is a beneficiary, then at the tail end of your tenure you are saying there is no written agreement."
No Single Man Can Produce Governor of Delta State
Nwaoboshi stressed that no single man can produce a governor in Delta State adding that they have the resources to check and fight any of such tendencies.
He said, "No man can sit in his office and determine who the next governor in this state becomes."
"We have the resources to fight and stop him from picking his successor alone," Nwaoboshi added.
He recalled how he fought for power shift in 2006 when James Ibori's tenure was coming to an end, saying that the body language of the then governor showed that he was likely to handover to a successor from Delta Central.
He continued, "I rose and told him that in our meetings at various places the notion is that power will rotate amongst the senatorial districts and that he cannot hand over power to another person from central; that this is the understanding that we all have.
"My brothers from central rose against me including the present Deputy Senate President. I stood my ground. I formed 'Equity 2006' to challenge the power that was in power in Delta State.
And himself who is now the governor, participated in the struggle. He was sending people to the meeting even though he was romancing with the government that time.
But, he was sending his people to participate in my struggle to shift power. In fact the first meeting we held in Chief (Mrs) Giwa-Amu's house on this issue, Okowa was there himself. So what we were saying there is that power must rotate amongst the three senatorial districts that it cannot remain in the central.
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It was in that meeting we coined the name Equity 2006. It became the vehicle with which we fought the government that be. That was how power left central and went to the south. The Urhobo people would have killed me then if they saw me."
He also commended Ibori for standing his ground, stressing that while he (Ibori) was in prison, he told him that it must go to Delta North after Delta South.
"There were times we even overruled Ibori. Ibori was the one that funded the party's election in 1999. That is why I am disturbed about the noise of the return of Ibori loot from UK. That money is nothing to him. But, I am not standing for his defense. But, despite his wealth, he still consulted with all of us unlike what is seen now when one man thinks he knows it all. We are watching him.
How Okowa Is Destroying PDP
According to him, the cohesion that existed in the PDP has been eroded, noting that during Ibori's tenure, every one of them was treated as stakeholders.
"Then, we worked as a team. Ibori treated us as colleagues and did not take decisions on his own. When Ibori won his election, he summoned many meetings in Warri for us to discuss the government. We saw the government as our own were collective decisions are taken."
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He recalled how Humprey Iwerebo picked Okowa after he graduated from the university and made him Secretary and then Chairman of the council, adding that he stood for Okowa when the man felt betrayed by Okowa and stood his ground that he would not be a commissioner.
"We all stood for Okowa because the decision to be a commissioner was a collective one. You saw when Ibori had his problem, everyone was trouping to UK to see him because we saw him as the leader of the struggle.
"When Uduaghan was governor, we used to meet, share ideas and also advise him on some of the things he was doing. At the beginning of Okowa's government, Ibori had gone back, but then he (Ibori) wanted us to meet from time to time. It is not happening again. Since I am not wanted, I have decided to stay on my own," the senator added.
Asked if he is leaving the PDP, he said,"I am a PDP senator. There are rumours and there must be rumours in the rumour mill. If I decide to go to APC, it is my legitimate right. But, as I am talking to you now I am a member of the PDP and a PDP senator. That is all I can say for now."
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A new Leaderboard Report from Navigant Research examines the strategy and execution of 13 grid edge connectivity providers, with Itron ranked as the leading market player.
The number of vendors offering field area networks (FANs) solutions continues to grow as electric utilities adopt new ways of connecting grid edge assets to distributed or centralized information technology applications. Technological advancements have led to the rise of more specialized narrowband wireless networking solutions, and spectrum sharing schemes have also been proposed globally. According to the new Leaderboard report, Itron is the leading grid edge connectivity provider.
According to the report, trailing companies can better compete by differentiating themselves via distinct networking technology or cost breakthroughs and honing a strategic vision around their execution.


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At first glance, it would seem to be a huge advantage.
Smith hopes for La. Open magic At first glance, it would seem to be a huge advantage. Check out this story on theadvertiser.com: https://www.theadvertiser.com/story/sports/2016/03/14/smith-hopes-la-open-magic/81784542/
Kevin Foote, kfoote@theadvertiser.com Published 7:06 p.m. CT March 14, 2016 | Updated 10:29 p.m. CT March 14, 2016
Former St. Thomas More and UL golfer Michael Smith, shown here playing in last year's PGA Zurich Classic in Avondale, is hoping for his best ever finish in the Louisiana Open this weekend.(Photo: Associated Press)
And while former St. Thomas More and UL golfer Michael Smith certainly hopes his many rounds of playing the familiar LeTriomphe course during his life can somehow pay dividends this weekend at the 25th Annual Louisiana Open, history says it won't be quite that easy.
"It certainly doesn't hurt, but there are so many great players out here in a field like this, I'm not sure if there's really any big advantage in knowing the course well," Smith said.
The 30-year-old Smith is one of four sponsor exemptions into this year's Web.com event scheduled to begin Thursday, along with Todd Demsey and former UL players Ethan Savoy and Devin Carrey.
In his previous six attempts at the Louisiana Open, Smith has made the cut twice – first in 2010 and again last year. Smith settled for 76th in 2015, mostly due to stumbling to a 76 on Saturday to finish with a four-day total of 286.
In 2010, Smith was 65th with the problem round coming on Sunday with an 80.
"Over the years, there have been so many different winners," Smith said. "I'm not sure I'd say that anyone matches up better with the course than other guys. I think I match up with the course OK, but all the guys on this tour are so good that I don't think that's a big factor."
Of course, there's plenty in Smith's Louisiana Open history to provide hope. Now it's a matter of consistency over a four-day stretch.
For instance, he shot a 66 in the second round in 2014, which would have been great if not for the first-round total of 77.
And in 2012, Smith actually shot 70 and 69, but that wasn't enough to make the cut that particular March.
Either way, his history here has no effect on how excited Smith is for another opportunity this weekend.
"I'm very fortunate to be getting this opportunity," Smith said. "I want to play well here so badly. I really hope I can play well this weekend. This is a very important stretch (in his career). Right now, I don't have any status. Playing really well this weekend could be huge for me."
Typically, Smith would have to Monday qualify to get a spot in a 156-player field in hopes of capturing in the $99,000 first-place check.
A year ago, Smith made seven cuts in seven tries on the Adams Tour. In 2014, he made 11 cuts in 13 tries in making $38,544.52 on the Adams Tour.
Of course, Smith learned last year at the PGA Zurich Classic in New Orleans exactly what a longshot can accomplish when he Monday qualified for that even and finished tied for 36th place to earn $31,099 that weekend.
And so far, the first two Web.com events have undertaken an underdog theme.
In Panama in late January, Ryan Armour won the first Web.com event of his career, and then in early February, Sebastian Munoz, a former North Texas golfer, became the first Columbian to ever win at home in his first Tour win.
If anything close to that kind of success is going to happen for Smith this weekend, it starts on the tee box.
"For me, it comes down to driving," Smith said. "If I drive well, it's going to be a good weekend."
Despite those inspiring recent examples, Smith said it's actually getting tougher for all involved on the Web.com Tour, especially with no more Q-school as a way to qualify for the PGA Tour.
"I've never played a full year on this tour, but I would say that the competition has only improved over the years," Smith said. "It's more global now and there are just so many good players out there. It's not easy. The competition is so good."
For hometown players like Smith, the other challenge is to overcome all the potential distractions of playing at home with so many friends and family around.
"It can be hard," Smith said. "The biggest thing for me to try to keep it as close to being as normal (playing) weekend as possible. I enjoy playing here. I wouldn't want to be playing anywhere else. You just have to focus extra hard on playing golf."
25th Louisiana Open
(At LeTriomphe)
Tuesday - Practice round
Wednesday - Pro-Am at course.
Thursday: Start of tournament play.
TICKETS: Daily tickets are $10 and are available through Wednesday at the Louisiana Open's remote office next to the Le Triomphe clubhouse, and will be available at the gate beginning Thursday.
VOLUNTEERS: Volunteers are needed, especially for marshals and walking scorers. There is a $25 fee for volunteers, with no charge for student volunteers age 18 and under, and volunteers receive a Louisiana Open souvenir shirt as well as meals and access to a hospitality tent, along with a waiver of the $5 parking fee. For more information, call the Open office at (337) 593-8000.


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Ian R. Williams
Ian R. Williams is the inaugural Fellow for the Law and Mobility Project at the University of Michigan Law School, and serves as the Managing Editor of the Journal of Law and Mobility. His current work deals with the relationship between the law and emerging mobility and transportation technologies, with a special focus on connected and automated vehicles. Ian's other areas of interest include privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights. He is most interested in the way emerging technology effects existing legal, political, and social structures, and the effect governmental use of such technology can have on the rights of individuals and communities. Ian was named a 2019 Internet Law & Policy Foundry Fellow, and is a member of the Board of the Michigan Lawyer Chapter of the American Constitution Society. He is licensed to practice in Illinois and the District of Columbia.
Ian received his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School, where he earned the Irving Stenn, Jr. Award for his leadership and contribution to the law school through extracurricular activities. While at Michigan he served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review (now the Michigan Technology Law Review), and was a proud member of The Headnotes, Michigan Law's premier (and only) a cappella group. As a law student, he summered at the Center for Democracy & Technology and later the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights, both in Washington, D.C. A native of the Chicago suburbs, he received his B.A. in Political Science with Highest Distinction from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Prior to law school, Ian worked in political media strategy and later technology policy.


Employment is, for most, a prerequisite to escaping homelessness. And yet, for people who are homeless, the prospects for work are often dim: the individuals we serve compete for jobs in markets that are already saturated, and they do it in the context of complex barriers — survival, safety, stigma — that people who are housed simply do not face. It is nothing short of a tragedy: all too often, the population of people experiencing homelessness — a group that is rich with talent, ambition and potential — is deprived of the opportunity to contribute to our community.
The Hand Up program empowers job-seekers who are homeless or near-homeless to find and maintain employment. We offer one-on-one employment support, operate a Career Closet, and partner with businesses that hire our participants (or support our participants in other ways).
Would you like to help? Take a look at our Career Closet wishlist on Amazon: click HERE.
Are you homeless or at-risk of homelessness and looking for work? We are here to help.
The Hand Up Program distributes "career gear" through a Career Closet at the Murphy Center for Hope: 242 Conifer Street in Fort Collins. The Career Closet is available to any individual who is working with an agency or company to gain employment OR who has obtained a job but needs the necessary gear to accept that job.
Working with the Hand Up Program, another agency/caseworker, staffing company, or other entity that can verify that you are working towards gaining employment.
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Youth Organizers: The Photographers Behind the Movement
Photographers behind our "How Black Lives Matter Inspired a New Generation of Youth Activists" story detail their own experiences covering the protests
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Rolling Stone recently featured some of the youth activists inspired by the Black Lives Matter protests and how they are using social media to lead the fight for change in their communities. In this video companion to our Year in Review article, we sat down with the photographers behind the story.
"The thing that made this summer particularly difficult was it was difficult to separate myself from what was happening in the streets," Vanessa Charlot, a photographer capturing Miami and St. Louis, tells Rolling Stone. "As a black woman, I am particularly connected to the protests for justice, for freedom, for the affirmation of black life in a way that is not highly policed, so it was difficult for me to separate myself from what was going on. There was a huge immersion between my camera, myself, and the action in the streets."
"With my art, it's often a lot of research-based art around people of the African diaspora," artist/photographer Intisar Abioto said. "I do live in Portland, Oregon, so a lot of my work over the past seven or eight years has been about the history and the culture of black people in this region."
For the article, Abioto photographed 19-year-old Portland native Taji Chesimet, who, as a teenager, co-founded the youth-based activism group Raising Justice. "I remember being that age and I started taking pictures when I was 14, and you come with so much energy and you come with so much vision to not be stopped, I'm just really proud of the work he is doing and the questions he is asking," Abioto said of Chesimet.
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Eva Woolridge, who photographed Freedom March NYC's Chelsea Miller and Nialah Edari, tells Rolling Stone, "Being a part of the movement and then also trying to photograph it, you do somewhat want to distance yourself in terms of recognizing different elements of it, but I think it's still significant to still be a part of that movement and have an emotional contribution to it, but it will reflect in your images."
Atlanta-based photographer Wulf Bradley adds: "As a black person, I think among all of us it's really clear that we in these moments feel more of a responsibility than obviously anyone else would feel. We have more of a personal attachment to our people as a community and don't view ourselves as individuals but more so we move as a means of bettering ourselves as a collective, so being out there I felt a huge responsibility to just make sure that the people I was photographing were being portrayed in a ways that were 1) respectful to them but 2) showing them in a way where my message could get across to people who may feel differently than the ones who were there."
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Ontario woman jailed in 'rape fantasy' Craigslist case framed, OC DA says
Michelle Hadley of Ontario stands with her attorney, Michael Guisti, as they address the media in Fullerton Monday after being cleared of all charges in a complicated framing plot. Hadley was arrested and charged last year for allegedly stalking her ex-fiancé's pregnant wife, Angela Diaz, and impersonating the woman in rape fantasy ads on Craigslist. The DA now says the woman who was claiming to be the victim, Angela Diaz, set the whole thing up to target Hadley.
By Kelly Puente | kpuente@scng.com | Orange County Register
In July an Ontario woman was accused of responding to "rape fantasy" ads on Craigslist — pretending to be her ex-fiance's pregnant wife, prompting strangers to show up.
The suspect was arrested and jailed — but on Monday the tale took an even more bizarre twist.
The wife has been charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment and perjury for allegedly framing the Ontario woman in a complex scheme described by authorities for reasons that remain unclear.
Michelle Suzanne Hadley, now 30, was arrested in July for allegedly stalking 31-year-old Angela Diaz and responding to "rape fantasy" ads on Craigslist pretending to be Diaz. Prosecutors at the time said Hadley also sent Diaz numerous emails threatening her life and the life of her unborn child.
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But authorities now believe that Diaz was actually behind the Craigslist ads and emails in an effort to set up Hadley.
In a new conference Monday, Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas said Hadley, who spent more than three months in jail, is an "innocent victim of a diabolical scheme."
All charges were dropped against Hadley, who was released on her own recognizance in October.
"As important as the filing of charges against Ms. Diaz is the dismissal of the previous complaint and full exoneration of Michelle Hadley," Rackauckas said. "I wanted to make sure. … That Ms. Hadley is cleared in every possible way — in the courtroom, and in the court of public opinion."
Prosecutors said Hadley dated her former fiancé, identified in court records as U.S. Marshals Service agent Ian Diaz, from 2013 to 2015, before he married Angela Diaz. The couple lived in Anaheim.
Court records show that Angela Diaz filed a restraining order against Hadley in June. Angela Diaz then accused Hadley of violating the restraining order and stalking her.
In a story that made national news, Hadley was accused of posing as Angela Diaz on Craigslist, seeking partners for sexual acts resembling rape. She was accused of sending the men photos of Angela Diaz and telling the responders that she wanted them to have forcible sexual intercourse with her, "even if she screamed or resisted," prosecutors said last year.
• Video: Michelle Hadley speaks after being cleared in a bizarre framing case
On Monday, prosecutors said, it was Angela Diaz who actually responded to the Craigslist ads. Authorizes said she then called 911 and falsely claimed that a man had entered her garage and attempted to rape her before she was able to chase the man away. Authorities said she even made a red mark on her neck and ripped her shirt before making the call.
But, police said, males did show up, including a 17-year-old.
If convicted, Hadley could have faced life in prison.
Rackauckas said authorities had good reason to arrest and charge Hadley at the time for safety concerns, because of the continuing email threats and repeated responses on Craigslist.
Complicating the case, prosecutors said, was that Angela Diaz allegedly sent the emails to herself from eight different accounts using private networks and third-party servers to disguise her Internet Protocol (IP) address.
After Hadley's arrest, investigators began serving search warrants to uncover the IP addresses linked to the emails, which can take several months, prosecutors said.
In September, they got a break — one IP address came back linking emails to Diaz's Anaheim condominium, prosecutors said. Investigators began uncovering more emails allegedly sent from Angela Diaz's condo, a cellphone and from her father's home in Arizona.
The case against Angela Diaz further unraveled, authorities said, after authorities investigated her for allegedly altering a paycheck from an employer.
Police then uncovered, they said, other alleged fraud activity including faking cervical cancer, faking a pregnancy, pretending to be an attorney, forging doctor's notes and impersonating two of her husband's ex-girlfriends over email.
She is awaiting extradition from Arizona, where she is from and moved back to, and faces up to 23 years in custody if convicted.
Hadley's attorney, Michael Guisti, said his client had to drop out of her MBA program at Chapman University and has been afraid to leave her home because of the intense media coverage.
Hadley, flanked by her parents, appeared briefly on Monday in Orange County Superior Court in Fullerton, where a judge dismissed all of the charges against her.
"Obviously, this has been a huge nightmare for me, probably the most traumatic experience of my life," Hadley said outside of the courthouse. "I'm glad it's finally over, and I can move on with my life."
Her lawyer said that Anaheim police should have investigated the case more thoroughly before arresting her. The Police Department's spokesman, Sgt. Daron Wyatt, said he could not go into details because of anticipated litigation.
"DA Rackauckas said APD did everything right," the sergeant said in a statement. "There was a public-safety concern with strong evidence indicating Hadley was committing the crimes alleged."
Investigators continue looking into Angela Diaz's motives.
According to Orange County Superior Court records, Hadley and Ian Diaz are embroiled in a legal battle over an Anaheim condo the couple had purchased together in 2015 before their split. Hadley last year sued Ian Diaz for breach of contract.
Angela Diaz and the husband have since separated and are going through a divorce, a prosecutor said.
Kelly Puente | Reporter
Kelly Puente covers courts and criminal justice for the Register. She has worked as a journalist since 2006 covering everything from education to crime and breaking news. Kelly previously worked at the Long Beach Press-Telegram before joining the Register in 2013.
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As of April 1, Canadian hog producers reported 11.6 million hogs on farm, down 2.1% from the same date in 2009. This is a continuing trend as year-to-year hog inventories have decreased since 2006.
Sows inventory is reported at 1.3 million head, down 5.7% from April 1, 2009. The number of sows expected to farrow in the second (-2.1%) and third (-3.6%) quarters this year is down from one year earlier.
The estimated number of hog farms at April 1, 2010 is 7,150. For the first time, the average number of hogs per farm exceeded 1,600 hogs.


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Suspect in custody after man stabbed on bus in Marina, police say
Joe Szydlowski
A Seaside man stabbed a 29-year-old with a pocketknife while on a bus in Marina Thursday night, police say.
Jeremy William Atkins Polikoff, 23, of Seaside, faces a charge of assault with a deadly weapon and violating his probation, Marina police said on the agency's Facebook page.
Officers said they went to the area of Imjin Parkway and Reservation Road at about 9:50 p.m. after receiving reports of the stabbing.
A man, who isn't named by police, told officers he'd been stabbed in the chest with a pocketknife by an acquaintance, later identified as Polikoff, police said.
Officers found him near the intersection and took him into custody, police said.
The victim was taken to a local hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries, police said.