Once the upload jobs have been configured you'll move on to configuring your marketing automation campaign, each campaign should have a clearly defined goal and action. Once a recipient reaches a goal, there should be a clear path for what happens next.
Using the tools available via marketing automation you can track the campaign's success, in particular how many recipients are meeting the goal (renewing). You'll also be able to track these metrics from the Correspondence tab in netFORUM and within Real Magnet via the Recipient Search tool.
This is up to you – but a typical membership campaign defines this variable when a member renews. In this example, the expiration date will update when a member pays their renewal fees.
Once a member renews they will not receive any future messages. However, you may have member cancellations, or lifetime members, or even members that have opted to not receive any emails. Once someone is enrolled in a campaign they never really leave, unless they are suppressed or unsubscribed in the Real Magnet system. It's best to either exclude member cancellations by creating a group of these recipients and excluding them on send or suppressing them.


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Q: Google Tag manager android events not coming back in real I have been doing some test to try to send events from my application to pub/sub or bigquery in real time via firebase sdk and google tag manager.
The function is triggering in real time on the logcat.

But even though the logcat seem to show real time triggers the data appears in the stackdriver sometimes in real time if not between 5 to 10 minutes after
I am wondering if GTM is not blocking the events to not be send in real time when there is many events coming at the same time and if there is a way to remove that delay.
A more general question will be can we send data from firebase to a real time db using GTM or is it a myth ( I know that there is analytics cloud function for firebase)

A: The GTM SDKs send traffic in batches to avoid excessive power drain from turning on the cell radio or wifi.

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For some reason the distortion on the drums remind me of When The Levee Breaks by Led Zeppelin. Love it.
As far as the drums go, that song was my inspiration. Thanks a lot dude.
Yes! it's back! and it's more awesome than the first!
Wait... this isn't the re-done one... Oh well. Thanks for the ten.
Yes! Thanks for the ten.
I really like the voice and the main chords...but that distorted synth in between verses is just...I dunno...kinda annoying after the first time. Definitely comes through better with it's solo though :D Check out my song and let me know what you think, please.
Definitely. Thanks a lot for the support man.
It's something to chill out too when you're smoking out in your friends garage. I love it.


Educational institutes especially mechanical and instrumentation division always require to train the students for industry on a desktop by simulating an industry setup.
Machine Vision Experiment Kit would exactly provide this with experiments carefully designed with current industry needs. The kit will include components for different experiments with a detailed manual to carry on experiments by setting up the system with camera, optics and conveyor.
All the experiments have the explanation and step by step procedure to learn Imaging and Vision concepts and do the same with knowledge on what is to be done.
Most of the experiments have advanced section where students would be allowed to think and do the experiment without step by step procedures.
The ultimate aim of this kit is to train the students in such a way that they stand as made ready engineers for automation and vision projects in industry.


I check my Facebook today and I come across this wonderful article, or rather, chronicles about Newark's famed nightclub Club Zanzibar. Basically, if you've never heard of the club, it was essentially the Paradise Garage for house music. A passing of the torch from Manhattan's famous disco landmark, where Tony Humphries cemented his reputation as one of NYC's finest DJs to take the world by storm. When house music blew the lid off electronic dance music, Zanzibar was at the center of where most of the latest house tracks were played and beta-tested on the dancefloor first, usually on a quarter inch reel to reel and way before any record deal was struck Sure there were many clubs at the time, but Zanzibar dates back to the disco days, so it pretty much kept an everlasting presence when most clubs at the time only lasted a few years.
From what I gather, it wasn't famous for molly, aka e, or other sorts of hallucinogens that infiltrated the minds of clubgoers. No, at the time, if you got high and listened to house music, Zanzibar was not notoriously behind the mind bending exchange of pills or powder. Located in Newark, New Jersey, it was a chapel for many house enthusiasts and gave the State of New Jersey it's own recognized house format for the rest of the world to enjoy: NJ Style House. So you had Chicago style house and Jersey Style house. Both are very similar. 116-126 bmp range, four-to-the-floor drum patterns (kick and hi hat), a soulful Gospel style vocal presence, thumpin' basslines and some repetitive keyboard riffs, mostly borrowed from Jazz. It's musical journey will never be forgotten by those in the business and for those who were drawn to the business.
Also, there's a book called A Journey Through The House ($43) that pretty much has a load of photos and memoirs.


Okay, this is a very weird question.
My son is Bolivian, and we're applying for his British citizenship. Most likely, that will arrive before we are due to travel to the UK. However, in order to be in the UK when we need to be, we likely won't have time to get his British passport. So, my question is - is it possible to get a visitor visa for him once he's a British national? Or is there a way to get into the country without a British passport? He'll have a Bolivian passport.
Bolivian citizens can go to the Republic of Ireland without a visa, could we travel up, apply for the passport, and then live in the Republic until his passport arrives? I know this is a very obscure question.
As a matter of law, a UK national is not supposed to get a UK visa. A dual citizen child that the UK doesn't know about might be able to get one, but in your case the UK knows about your child's nationality.
Your child can certainly enter Ireland with a Bolivian passport and then, assuming your child is a British citizen, can travel entirely legally to the UK without a UK passport or visa. In other words, yes, you can live in Ireland until the passport arrives, but you don't have to.
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Talk about track lighting and what is the initial issue that comes to your thoughts- lightings which resemble outdated soup cans! About a decade ago or maybe two, track lights had been just a run-of-the-mill issue for homes as effectively as offices. However, there have been a lot of changes given that then. Track lights have undergone pleasant developments with respect to seems and efficiency.
If you appreciate using lights whilst you rest at evening, then utilizing LED ones make sense. When you hold a porch light on, or really feel better possessing a hall or bathroom light fixture on in the course of the night, you can believe in that LED lights will not expense you as well significantly income. The thought that it makes use of much less energy, implies that leaving your lights on at night, will not hurt your month to month bill.
To begin reviewing it, we far better initial appear at its outlook. With depth of only 23.9mm, it is one particular of the smallest and lightest fifty five-inches Television that have ever noticed. Related with other Samsung versions, it comes with a touch-sensitive handle.
The most essential aspect of a club is the lighting. Absolutely everybody desires to dance but not each and every person may walk onto the dance floor if the lights are vibrant. The lights require to be dimmed to get the suitable effect. led lighting handle may do the trick for you. This lighting manage transforms the whole ambience of the dance floor. led lighting control furthermore will let the DJ to have a variety of results even though modifying sound tracks. This once more gives innovation to the dance floor. Music and light effects usually go with each other basically due to the fact they are a match manufactured in heaven.
Saving the surroundings can happen 1 light bulb at a time. Just by switching to LED lights, you can help the planet, that is because typical lights can release damaging chemicals into the air. When you select LED possibilities, you are not omitting the toxins.
We came across an interesting thought that makes it possible for for the heat to be dissipated with far higher efficiency. These par lights(the LED Par 30 is regarded the very best)lights have fans created into their base. The fan is the really very same a single that is developed into IBM lap top computer systems and is rated at 70,000 hrs. The other benefit that the fan gives you, is that it allows for a direct replacement for your outdated incandescent lights with out the need for replacing any of the housing elements. It's as straightforward as screwing in a light bulb.
The 2009 Audi A8L comes in primarily neutral colors including Ice Silver Metallic, Ibis White and Savana Beige. Darker colour alternatives contain Quartz Gray Metallic, Phantom Black, Night Blue, and Cherry Black, a hot luxury auto color in 2009.


The collection consists of a mixture of historic people and generic figures. The historic figures were chosen because there was something about their story which I found appealing.
Since the space in the shop pages is limited I have created this section of the website as an area where I can provide much fuller details of the individual biographies.
I hope that you enjoy reading their stories as much as I enjoyed researching them.


Celebrity Sofas – A Sneak Peek at the High-End Furniture of the Stars!
We get home at the end of a long day, drop our shoes and stretch out across our couch. It is the cosy movie-night cuddle spot and a source of comfort when we are convalescing. It's hard to imagine celebrities, with their high-profile lives and expensive abodes, relaxing the same way that we do or curling up with a comforter on their favourite sofa when they are sick. But the truth is that they are a lot more like us than we think. Ever wonder what sofas celebrities choose to fill their living spaces? Now is your chance to catch an inside peak.
As it turns out, they love neutrals as much as we do! In a recent people.com round-up, country starlet Kelsea Ballerini's cosy couch gave us serious sectional envy, looking absolutely irresistible in an overstuffed off-white that the songstress herself describes as cloud-like.
Ballerini isn't the only high-profile VIP to brave a neutral palette for their living room's cornerstone piece. The Bachelor's Lauren Bushnell has bravely opted for a pristine white sofa to compliment her modern-styled den. If you are looking for a similar solution for your living space but the idea of having a white sofa makes you nervous, you should check out the line of performance fabrics available at McElheran's Furniture + Design. Beautiful fine finishes that clean up like a breeze are true what family room nirvana is made of.
Gwyneth Paltrow, with no shortage of imagination, has successfully upped the ante on the neutral game by incorporating an antique Indian door, turned custom-made swing, into her mostly white decor. The unique conversation piece beautifully compliments a light grey sectional, whose visibly wear-resistant material proves that the starlet is not only creative but also practical.
In a world where "neutral" can sometimes be misconstrued for bland, Sutton Foster breaks the mould. Her upscale New York condo takes a classic neutral look and gives it a bold punch with an eye-catching hot pink couch. Aquamarine, fuscia and vibrant green accent pillows add even more fun to space for a comfy but whimsical aesthetic.
Vibrant colours, bold darks or sophisticated neutrals, McElheran's Furniture + Design has something for every taste in sofas, living room sets, dining rooms and so much more. Stop by today to see how we can help you to create the home of your dreams.


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Lipitor (atorvastatin) is a drug that is prescribed by doctors to patients who need to treat high cholesterol. In February 2012 the FDA released information and added new warnings to the labels of Lipitor and other cholesterol drugs warnings they may raise blood sugar levels, leading to memory loss and increasing the risk of developing Type II diabetes. Other studies have shown Lipitor may cause diabetes, hyperglycemia, ketoacidosis, pancreatitis, and other serious side effects. There are clear benefits to using the drugs and in some cases the benefits outweigh the risks but there are serious risks associated with the long-term use of these drugs.
Who is at risk when using Lipitor?
If your doctor has prescribed Lipitor or another statin to help control your high cholesterol and/or to lower your risk of a heart attack or stroke you can be at risk for one or many of the side effects associated with long term use of statins.
For some people the side effects of using Lipitor or another statin can outweigh the benefits. Before you decide to stop taking Lipitor be sure you understand the risks and benefits. However, if you have experienced any of these serious side effects contact your doctor immediately: unexplained muscle pain or weakness, unusual fatigue, dark colored urine, swelling, weight gain, urinating less than usual or not at all; or nausea, stomach pain, itching, loss of appetite, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes).
Is there an active lawsuit or settlement for people using Lipitor?
Lawsuits are being filed alleging that Pfizer and other statin manufacturers failed to warn doctors and patients about the many harmful side effects associated with the drugs' use. Many mass tort cases and lawsuits have been settled. Find out about your rights.
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Yeah, I could do without the flowers. Just saying.
Does it rain a lot in Washington? That is a question I get a lot when I travel and people find out where I am from. Yes. It rains a lot.
I don't need flowers. I don't even really need May.
Let's just get to summer already.


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How Trump has betrayed the working class
The consequences of Trump's and the Republicans' excessive corporate giveaways and their failure to improve the lives of ordinary working Americans are becoming clearer by the day.
Image Credit: The Labor and Working-Class History Association
For a century the GOP has been bankrolled by big business and Wall Street. Trump wants to keep the money rolling in. His signature tax cut, two years old last Sunday, has helped U.S. corporations score record profits and the stock market reach all-time highs. To spur even more corporate generosity for the 2020 election, Trump is suggesting more giveaways. Chief of staff Mick Mulvaney recently told an assemblage of CEOs that Trump wants to "go beyond" his 2017 tax cut.
Trump also wants to expand his working-class base. In rallies and countless tweets he claims to be restoring the American working class by holding back immigration and trade. Incumbent Republicans and GOP candidates are mimicking Trump's economic nationalism. As Trump consigliore Stephen Bannon boasted recently, "we've turned the Republican party into a working-class party."
Keeping the GOP the Party of Big Money while making it over into the Party of the Working Class is a tricky maneuver, especially at a time when capital and labor are engaged in the most intense economic contest in more than a century because so much wealth and power are going to the top.
Armed with deductions and loopholes, America's largest companies paid an average federal tax rate of only 11.3 percent on their profits last year, roughly half the official rate under the new tax law—the lowest effective corporate tax rate in more than eighty years.
Yet almost nothing has trickled down to ordinary workers. Corporations have used most of their tax savings to buy back their shares, giving the stock market a sugar high. The typical American household remains poorer today than it was before the financial crisis began in 2007.
Trump's giant tax cut has also caused the federal budget deficit to balloon. Even as pretax corporate profits have reached record highs, corporate tax revenues have dropped about a third under projected levels. This requires more federal dollars for interest on the debt, leaving fewer for public services workers need.
The Trump administration has already announced a $4.5 billion cut in food stamp benefits that would affect an estimated 10,000 families, many at the lower end of the working class. The administration is also proposing to reduce Social Security disability benefits, a potential blow to hundreds of thousands of workers.
The tax cut has also shifted more of the total tax burden to workers. Payroll taxes made up 7.8 percent of national income last year while corporate taxes made up just 0.9 percent, the biggest gap in nearly two decades. All told, taxes on workers were 35 percent of federal tax revenue in 2018; taxes on corporations, only 9 percent.
Trump probably figures he can cover up this massive redistribution from the working class to the corporate elite by pushing the same economic nationalism, tinged with xenophobia and racism, he used in 2016. As Steve Bannon has noted, the formula seems to have worked for Britain's Conservative Party.
But it will be difficult this time around because Trump's economic nationalism has hurt American workers, particularly in states that were critical to Trump's 2016 win.
Manufacturing has suffered as tariffs raised prices for imported parts and materials. Hiring has slowed sharply in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and other states Trump won, and in states like Minnesota that he narrowly lost.
The trade wars have also harmed rural America, which also went for Trump, by reducing demand for American farm produce. Last year China bought around $8.6 billion of farm goods, down from $20 billion in 2016. (A new tentative trade deal calls for substantially more Chinese purchases.)
Meanwhile, health care costs continue to soar, college is even less affordable, and average life expectancy is dropping due to a rise in deaths from suicide and opioid drugs like fentanyl. Polls show most Americans remain dissatisfied with the country's direction.
The only tricks left to Trump and the Republicans are stoking social and racial resentments and claiming to be foes of the establishment. But bigotry alone won't win elections, and the detritus of the tax cut makes it difficult for Trump and the GOP to portray themselves as anti-establishment.
This has created a giant political void, and an opportunity. Democrats have an historic chance to do what they should have done years ago: Create a multi-racial coalition of the working class, middle class, and poor, dedicated to reclaiming the economy for the vast majority and making democracy work for all.
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You Can't Spell Love Without Cleveland, OH
Luke Burns
Sean Casey
Cristina Sanza
Matt Gehring
Hallie Haas
Dara Katz
A Few Sandwich Lovers presents a classic 90s Rom Com meets sketch show, set against the bustling backdrop of America's 48th biggest city, Cleveland OH.
She's a quirky tour guide, already 24 years old and STILL single. He's an aspiring children's book author just trying to earn that 10am slot at the library. Can a simple gal and a workaholic find love before it's too late? Find out as these two navigate love, career.... and death? After all, you can't spell love without Cleveland, OH. (And then you've also got a bunch of other letters left to play around with.)


(Host) Vermont's congressional delegation has been on the move lately, traveling to other parts of the world where America has interests.
They say their travel helps them craft foreign policy back in Washington.
(Lindholm) A group of Americans and others detained in Egypt have been allowed to leave that country. Egyptian authorities claim that the workers were illegally interfering in the country's affairs and had prevented them from traveling.
Senator Patrick Leahy was the leader behind newly enacted conditions on US military aid to Egypt. Speaking on Vermont Edition, Leahy said his bill was instrumental in ensuring the safe return of these workers.
(Leahy) "I think the Egyptians realize they made a mistake in holding these people. I'd like to see us get back to where, one, the military understand they've got to allow real democracy in Egypt. But secondly allow Egypt to regain its position as a moderating factor, potentially a moderating factor, within that region."
(Lindholm) That region is one where the Vermont delegation has been spending considerable time. Representative Peter Welch recently visited with government leaders in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates. He spent much of his time abroad discussing growing tensions over Iran's nuclear program.
(Welch) "There is enormous apprehension in the region, not just in Israel, about a nuclearized Iran. It would be very, very destabilizing."
(Welch) "Because the countries in that region would be the first on the receiving end of any retaliatory strike. So it's a very difficult situation. My view: We want to maintain these sanctions. It's absolutely essential to the potential for success that we maintain unity. We have to have Arab League support; we have to have European support. And the notion of using force we have to approach with enormous caution."
(Lindholm) The Arab region is not the only part of the world Welch and Leahy have been focused on. Both returned last week from a trip to several countries, including Cuba, where Senator Leahy sat down with Cuban President Raul Castro to talk about the release of another American worker, named Alan Gross, detained in that country.
Leahy and Welch both believe some major changes need to happen in US-Cuban relations.
(Leahy) "I think the embargo is, if it had a usefulness at one point, it has long outlived its usefulness. Most countries look at us and wonder why a nation as powerful as the United States acts as though Cuba was a mortal enemy."
(Welch) "It's an antiquated policy. The official desire of the American government is that the Cuban society should be more open. And I think many Cubans want it to be more open. Well, how in the world do we encourage a more open society by putting an embargo around the island? It makes no sense, even from the perspective of the objective of the United States."
(Lindholm) Both Leahy and Welch will be back in Vermont over the weekend visiting with constituents.
Both of Vermont's senators voted against the controversial Blunt Amendment, which would have allowed health insurance plans and employers to refuse to pay for or provide coverage of "specific items or services" if their religious or moral beliefs conflicted.


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Brocolitia Water Coolers attain FULL BWCA Membership
The BWCA is delighted to announce that Brocolitia Water Coolers, Northumberland have attained FULL Membership having passed the BWCA Distributor Audit which includes extensive industry specific training.
Ron Carter, MD of Brocolitia concentrates on giving excellent, local service and meeting customers individual needs.
Congratulations to Brocolitia and welcome to the BWCA Membership.
Eden Springs to be acquired by Cott Corporation
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Press Release from Eden Spring which is to be acquired by Cott Corporation for €470 ($525) million. Acquisition to create a leading global water and coffee services platform
Eden Springs, one of Europe's leading suppliers of water and coffee solutions to offices in 18 European markets, today announced that its current owners, investment entities affiliated with Rhône Capital, and Eden management, have entered into a definitive share purchase agreement for Eden to be acquired by Cott Corporation ("Cott") (NYSE:COT; TXX:BCB) (the "Acquisition"). Cott is one of the world's largest producers of beverages on behalf of retailers, brand owners and distributors. In addition, Cott is a leader in the North American home and office water delivery, coffee services and filtration services industries. The company produces multiple types of beverages and currently employs more than 9,500 people. Cott has manufacturing activities across the USA, Canada, Mexico and the UK and develops and exports beverage concentrates to over 50 countries.
Definitive share purchase agreement for Eden to be acquired by Cott for approximately €470 million (~US$525 million)
This represents a mid 7x Eden reported adjusted 2016 run rate EBITDA, or 1.3x Eden pro forma revenues
The Acquisition is expected to close in third quarter 2016 and is subject to certain customary closing conditions including regulatory approvals
Eden Springs will continue to be led by its current CEO, Raanan Zilberman, and the existing management team to grow the company via organic growth, portfolio expansion and tuck-on acquisitions
Background to the Acquisition
The Acquisition will accelerate the enlarged Cott group's strategy of diversification outside of carbonated soft drinks and shelf stable juices into the home and office delivery ("HOD") of water, office coffee services ("OCS"), and filtration. It will also extends Cott's geographic presence into Eden's 18 markets across the continent.
Strategic fit
The Acquisition will provide the enlarged group with international market-leading positions and a strong platform across multiple geographies to continue to drive growth through portfolio expansion and the capture of revenue and cost synergies.
The Acquisition follows Cott's 2014 purchase of DS Services of America, Inc., a leading provider of bottled water, coffee, tea and filtration equipment to over 1.5 million home and office customers across the USA.
The Acquisition supports Cott's diversification strategy to expand in "Better for You" products and HOD water, coffee, tea and filtration services, where Eden Springs' platform, operating strength and potential synergies can be leveraged.
The enlarged group will have leadership positions in both North America and multiple European countries and will benefit from:
Shared product development technology
Enlarged customer base: providing access to Eden's direct-to-consumer route distribution platform in Europe serving over 800,000 homes and offices
Cross selling and vertical integration opportunities to leverage DS Services' and Cott's products and offers
Cott's channel mix outside of large format retail and supermarket
A platform to continue to driving growth through portfolio expansion and tuck-in acquisitions
Broader revenue and cost synergies
Raanan Zilberman, Eden Spring's Chief Executive Officer commented:
"Eden is a successful business and a natural fit with the wider Cott family. This transaction is an important step as we strengthen our international capability and develop our market-leading position.
We plan to extend the opportunities from commercial & operational synergies of the enlarged group, to our installed base of almost one million, and our 3200 employees in Europe. The new merger will provide an even stronger platform for our business, including the expansion of our portfolio & services. On a final note, this ends our successful partnership with Rhône Capital, who I would like to thank for their continuous support of Eden's significant expansion over the past few years."
Jerry Fowden, Cott's Chief Executive Officer commented:
"We are delighted to join forces with Eden Springs, creating an impressive leadership position across North America and multiple European countries. "The acquisition is a great step in Cott's strategy to pursue opportunities in the home and office water delivery, office coffee and tea services and filtration categories where we believe our platform, operating strength and synergies can be leveraged."
Tom Harrington, CEO of DS Services, commented:
"We firmly believe that our combined partnerships and home and office water and coffee delivery expertise will create an even stronger cash generating, growth and service-oriented platform across Europe and North America. We expect to be able to capitalize on Eden's and DS Services' combined expertise in tuck-in acquisitions to pursue further opportunities in the fragmented HOD, OCS and filtration markets across Europe."
The Acquisition is expected to close in Q3 2016, subject to certain customary closing conditions (including regulatory approvals) and purchase price adjustments.


Such is Jack Whitehall's popularity at the moment that the thousands who descended to see him in action last Saturday were brought to a complete stand-still.
Entrances were that congested that a delay of almost half an hour was added to the initial proceedings until the majority of the audience made it to their seats.
And for a comedian who at just 25 was playing his biggest ever gig to a near sold-out 21,000 capacity Phones4U Arena – that is some mean feat.
His entrance was rather familiar to those that have taken to him since joining game show 'A League of Their Own' as a panellist in 2012.
But what took the vast audience aback a most was Whitehall's rather local knowledge of a city he had clambering to his every word.
Think Peter Kay's younger brother with a funny accent and your about halfway there.
His entrance on a Segway being smothered by confetti was typical Whitehall, but what followed wasn't.
Gags about the city endeared the audience to him even more with comparisons to his native London.
Or for those even more Mancunian than that, good old Ancoats.
As a brief former University of Manchester student, Whitehall knew the city well and his comparisons and teases were the perfect ice-breaker for a comedian who was attempting a UK first for a solo stand-up tour by performing in the round.
Whether other comedians will follow suit remains to be seen but for the large part, it worked.
Granted, he was constantly pacing around as if he was following a car at Spaghetti Junction but the large abundance of screens dotted above his minute circular stage renders the previous comment redundant.
As with any comedian performing at an Arena, even if you're on the front row, there comes a point when you need to invest time in one of the screens on offer as it's the facial expressions that generally aid most comedic routines.
And with Whitehall it was no different, from the dangers of modern technology, in which he guides us through accidentally video calling his mum whilst using a urinal and the dangers of automatic doors when using train toilets to the obsessive nature of Britons with things that are free.
His depiction of a typical Brit contemplating the most dubious of items just because it is free was summed up well with his comparison of using a budget airline to that of using one such as Lufthansa, where his singing and almost Michael McIntyre melodic tale of eating a cheese strudel almost set the UK's flood warnings to red once more such was the chorus of eyes watering at his biggest gig to date.
Nothing felt out of place and a recurring theme of his love for all things Lion King was perfectly summed up with an epic finale which left the audience in no doubt that the show was over.
And at just over 90 minutes long Whitehall did more than enough to leave Manchester for Liverpool with his popularity intact and with the increasing likelihood that the next time he returns, those entering the Arena will be brought to a stand-still once more.


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Q: Hide constraint layout that groups child if the childs are empty android I'm using paths as a strings in my SQLite database, and I'm using Viewbinder to adopt views to my expendablelistview ..the paths are turned images by glide library..the problem i got is there is always space after the text even if there is no string(hence no image to show) ..what sould i do to hide that space if there is no path in my sqlitedatabase( case empty or null) .
PS1: The constraint layout groups 2 imagesviews and has a specific height(100dp) ..because if there is an image and i didn't fix the height of constraint layout(for exemple if used wrap_content) i get this problem(with layout_height of imageview as wrap_content also):
https://i.imgur.com/rDM4VQf.png (too much space around the picture)
second case: if i put the constraint layout as wrap_content and images view with a fixed layout_height(90dp) ..things looks good but the image is blurry:
https://i.imgur.com/lJBnrbB.png
To SUM UP: the imageview should keep height as wrap_content to not look blurry and the constraint layout_height should be fixed so i don't get too much space around the picture ..so the only solution for my matter is to hide the constraint layout that group the imagesview if there is no url in both of them in mysqlite database ..thanks a lot
PS: child2 and child3= the id of imageviews in xml file
exemple Code of child2 in xmlfile:
 <android.support.constraint.ConstraintLayout
        android:id="@+id/gridview"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="100dp"
        android:layout_below="@+id/child1"
        android:orientation="horizontal">

        <ImageView
            android:id="@+id/child2"
            android:layout_width="90dp"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_marginBottom="8dp"
            android:layout_marginLeft="8dp"
            android:layout_marginStart="8dp"
            android:layout_marginTop="8dp"
            app:layout_constraintBottom_toBottomOf="parent"
            app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
            app:layout_constraintTop_toTopOf="parent"
            app:layout_constraintVertical_bias="0.0" />

Code from activity.java:
case R.id.child2 :
    ImageView url = (ImageView) view;
    String urls;
    urls = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(Database.DATABASE_CHILD_2));
    Glide.with(Nostrils.this).load(urls).apply(noTransformation()).into(url);
    url.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
        @Override
        public void onClick(View view) {
            AlertDialog.Builder mBuilder = new AlertDialog.Builder(Nostrils.this);
            View mView = getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.dialog_custom_layout, null);
            PhotoView photoView = mView.findViewById(R.id.imageView);
            photoView.setImageDrawable(((ImageView)view).getDrawable());
            mBuilder.setView(mView);
            AlertDialog mDialog = mBuilder.create();
            mDialog.show();
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A: If you want to hide any view you can use <view>.setVisibility();.
There are three possible options here:
View.VISIBLE, View.INVISIBLE, View.GONE
VISIBLE obviously makes the view visible, while INVISIBLE hides it and GONE hides it too, but also doesn't reserve the space which the view would normally take up, meaning that if a view is gone, this space you are talking about should be gone as well.
EDIT: This could be applied to your ConstraintLayout as well I think. You could do something like the following, you would just need to get a reference to your ConstraintLayout:
if(urls == null) {
    constraintLayout.setVisibility(View.GONE);
}

A: If i understand your question right, you should hide your PhotoView when you don't have a path. You can write something like that.
if (urls == null) {
   photoView.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
}


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News / Music
Just announced: Grace Jones will curate Meltdown 2020
By Nick Levine Posted: Wednesday November 6 2019, 11:36am
Well, well… this is big. Visionary singer-songwriter, actress and style icon Grace Jones will curate and headline the twenty-seventh iteration of the arts and culture festival which takes place at the Southbank Centre in June. She follows in the illustrious footsteps of, among others, David Bowie, Yoko Ono, Robert Smith, MIA and Nile Rodgers.
'I am honoured to be curating next year's Meltdown festival,' Jones said in a statement. 'Year after year, the festival continues to spread its colourful wings, allowing its curators to bring together an array of diverse talent not seen anywhere else. It's about time I was asked to curate Meltdown, darling, don't you think?!'
We definitely do think. Jones is a genuine original whose incredible live performances, complete with signature hula-hooping, have been slaying festivals including Lovebox, BST Hyde Park and On Blackheath in recent years. She's also a real wild card, so it's impossible to predict what kind of acts she might bring to the South Bank next year.
Meltdown 2020 will take place June 12-21, giving Jones ten days of gigs and cultural happenings to programme. She's no stranger to the prestigious annual festival, having performed at Meltdown in 2008 when Massive Attack curated.
'There's no denying it: Grace Jones is unlike anybody else. She was the first artist who made me feel that I could express myself, be whatever I wanted to be, and not be afraid of what the world might say,' said Bengi Ünsal, head of contemporary music at Southbank Centre, who invited Jones to curate the festival. 'She is one of the few living artists who can truly be described as iconic, with a relentlessly individualistic vision. I am truly honoured that she will share it with us for Meltdown 2020.'
In the meantime, whet your appetite by listening to Jones's all-time classic 'Pull Up to the Bumper', which isn't really about parallel parking.
Meltdown takes place at Southbank Centre June 12-21 2020.
For more on Grace's love of nudism and Rafael Nadal, read our cover interview with her from 2017.
By Nick Levine
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Benjamin Moore recently contacted me to participate in a testing program for their new gold metallic paint. You guys know how much I love GOLD, right? I guess they know it, too.
I decided to test the paint on a 1950s (??) ottoman I found a few years back at a yard sale in East Nasty, I mean East Nashville (that's what the locals call it, I swear)! The naugahyde fabric – artificial leather – reminded me of the golden naugahyde couch my parents had in the 1970s when I was a youngster. I snagged it for a few bucks!
The wood legs have seen better days, and I thought a golden-legged ottoman was just what I needed in front of the vintage velvet loveseat currently in my home office.
I love how this little project turned out! The result is a very pleasing gold with just enough shimmer but not too blazen.
And the legs today are simply dazzling!
1) You will be applying 3-4 coats to get good coverage.
2) While you don't want to slop it on, definitely don't attempt to brush it too thin – lay it on a bit thick or it'll streak a bit.
3) You need several hours between coats, so allow two days to finish your project.
What I can't tell you is how much it costs, because it isn't yet on the market. So that may determine what I think of it overall – price is obviously part of the reason we purchase or don't purchase certain things, naturally.
I wonder how this would look in the back of some bookcases . . .
Have you ever used metallic paint and, if so, what did you think about it?
Just so you know, Benjamin Moore provided compensation to test and review their product. My opinions of it are honest and completely my own!
This entry was posted in Color Consultation and tagged benjamin moore, gold, metallic, paint.
Looks really great on your ottoman legs. Would it work for picture frames?
Yes Anne, would definitely work on picture frames!!!
It distresses (and stresses) me to see that gold metallic is trending up. It brings to mind the horribly ostentatious NY apartment of one whose name I cannot even bear to say. Not a look or attitude that I'm ready to see followed, even in small doses.
I have always appreciated this blog as a politics-free zone.
I painted my foyer ceiling in gold metallic paint. We used Ralph Lauren Gold metallic paint.
I forgot to add that I'm very happy the way it turned out!
Thank you for the info!! I bet it's beautiful!
I used a few of Ralph Lauren's gold metallic and they looked FANTASTIC! Beautiful depth without a brassy look. Used on gold for the walls in a small African theme room which made a stark contrast to the earthy basket weaves and textured items on the walls.
I was so sad when they discontinued them.
I have used metallic paint many times, but most of the time it's spray paint. One time (many years ago) I rolled on a "hammered silver" finish on my husband's pegboard in the garage to give it an industrial look. I probably prefer brushing or rolling, but find the spray enamel lasts longer.
Yes, I've also used metallic spray paint for things like picture frames and light fixtures. Of course, you can't use that indoors! Did you know that Benjamin Moore offers spray paint in ANY of their colors?
Great article Kristie! I love the paint and cannot wait to try it!
Hi Kristie, Your ottoman turned out great! The new gold paint is so lovely. I am a big fan of metallic paint and the way it brings in light! Recently I refinished two pine end cabinets in a teal colored metallic paint. It is so durable, modern, and is holding up beautifully. Love Benjamin Moore paint and can't wait until it hits the market!
I love Rust-Oleum's Metallic Accents, I have only tried it in Silver. It is gorgeous on anything, covers with one coat and has a lovely workable texture. I really like this shade of Gold from BM. Did you say they offer their colors in spray paint? How do you order them? That would be awesome!


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Night Lords Omnibus
Rating: B overall, B (Soul Hunter)/B+ (Blood Reaver)/C+ (Void Stalker) individually
Length: 942 pages, slightly larger than standard paperback page size with slightly smaller than standard font
I know that I'd previously said I was going to review the Dark Eldar omnibus, but I got caught up in reading this instead (along with other events in my personal life that were frankly more worthwhile than writing a review for such a thoroughly mediocre product), so I'm just going to skip that one and move on with my life.
So, the Night Lords. Honestly, going into reading these books, they were probably the Chaos Space Marines legion that I had the second-least interest in (the least being the Death Guard). However, I had heard a lot of good things about Aaron Dembski-Bowden, including people ranking him up there with Sandy Mitchell and Dan Abnett as one of the best WH40K authors. Thus, taking it on faith that I'd end up with something better than the Word Bearers omnibus in quality if not in content, I picked up this collection.
Well, from almost the very beginning of Soul Hunter, I warmed up to Dembski-Bowden's style. He manages to be descriptive and evocative without resorting to turning the characters into absurd caricatures of insanity like Reynolds did for the Word Bearers. I mean, yes, there is still some absurdity (this is WH40K, after all), but it's mostly grounded in a way that highlights and mocks itself rather than trying to take it seriously, relying instead on more palatable expressions of horror and the grotesque to paint the Night Lords in a bad light. I think much of his success in doing that comes from the main character, who manage to be very human despite regular reminders that he's also something more.
Talos is the protagonist and primary narrative focus through all three novels. He's very much an atypical member of the Tenth company. Despite claims to the contrary, he cares for his slaves quite clearly, along with the other members of First Claw (his squad). His minding after the addled Uzas or mediating the regular bickering between Xarl and Cyrion were honestly refreshing displays of how someone could be an ardent member of a Chaos Space Marine legion without being a complete asshole. On the other hand, he was also pushing into Marty Sue territory in a few ways. He had a special relationship with Konrad Curze (the founder of the Night Lords), to the point of being invited to special meetings of the legion's leadership despite being a mere Apothecary until sometime after Curze's death. He got away with constant backtalk and second-guessing of the Tenth's leader Captain Vandred (also known as the Exalted), mostly by virtue of having the occasional coma of prophetic visions. His plot armor outshone his apparent skill in combat and complete lack of political savvy. In other words, he was a nice character, but he lacked the cache to really carry the starring role through all three novels.
Sadly, the other members of First Claw were mostly one-note wonders, save for a sudden burst of further characterization for a couple of them during the later parts of Void Stalker. Xarl was an acerbic ganger who was just really awesome at melee combat (enough to make one wonder if he wasn't somewhat favored by Slaanesh, really). Cyrion was a selfish, sarcastic jerk, ever ready with a snarky one-liner to get a jab in at whoever else he was talking with. Uzas was a barely functional madman, though I did enjoy the flashbacks showing how he used to be and thus casting a far more tragic light on his degeneration. Mercutian was a haughty noble who never really fit in with the rest of the squad on a personal level and served chiefly to point out their fall from the ideals that the Night Lords were supposedly assembled for.
Far more interesting were the human slaves, Septimus and Octavia. In particular, Octavia's corruption from a loyal Imperial citizen into a reluctant but willing servant of Talos was executed pretty well. I just wish there could've been more to it than there was, because wrapping up that character development in the first novel made the interactions with other humans in similar situations through the rest of the omnibus feel so much flatter. I can understand that the reason why Dembski-Bowden did that is because there was no "rest of the omnibus" when he was writing Soul Hunter, but that doesn't make the matter any less problematic.
As for Vandred, I'm disappointed with how he turned out. The novels spent a lot of time (both in general narration and in the dialogue of other characters) talking about how he's now more daemon than transhuman, but he never really feels like that. Similarly, the eldar characters also don't feel very alien. I can appreciate that the characters have to have enough sensibility for the reader to develop some understanding and expectations related to them, but they all felt entirely human. That works well enough for Talos, but it fails to hold up when related to beings that are supposed to be repugnant aliens. For all his other flaws in the Word Bearers omnibus, Reynolds did a much better job of showing an otherness to the non-human characters in those stories (including the titular legion). Even the Night Lords' corrupted tech priest Deltrian and dreadnought-entombed champion Malcharion paled in comparison to Darioq and the Warmonger, respectively and collectively.
There is one exception to that complaint, though, and that's the Bleeding Eyes. Lead by Lucoryphus, they were a wonderfully deranged cult of Raptors who actually did feel weird and interesting. Top marks to Dembski-Bowden for their characterization, even if it makes the lack of those qualities in the others all the more glaring.
What about antagonists? Well, frankly, the Night Lords were as much their own antagonists as any other characters in the novels. Sure, it was nice that all three novels included appearances by loyalist Space Marines (which were notably lacking in the Word Bearers omnibus), along with mixing in the likes of rival Chaos Space Marine legions or craftworld eldar, but all of those were really secondary to the infighting of the Night Lords (in both the intrapersonal and interpersonal senses). That made the final epilogue even more annoying.
On which note, I suppose I should talk a little about the plots, except that I can't really think of much to say about them. They were good at keeping me guessing about what would happen next and what the story was building towards, to give credit where it's due. However, the actual events of the plots took a very noticeable back seat to character depth and interactions. This isn't much of a complaint, honestly. The plots managed to deliver on what they promised to do without getting in the way or otherwise hampering my enjoyment, for the most part (I'll get to this caveat in a moment). There just wasn't anything about them that stood out as being particularly memorable. For as much as I hold a low opinion of the Word Bearers omnibus overall, moments like Marduk's masterstroke against the dark eldar or the Warmonger's final battle were strong and captivating, despite the detritus surrounding them. I don't think there was really anything quite like that in these novels.
Well, that's not quite fair. Uzas's couple moments of lucidity in Blood Reaver and Void Stalker were fantastic. Still, given how much that character is marginalized and scorned outside of those parts, they just didn't grip me in the same way.
There is one spot that did rankle, though, and that was the final epilogue. While it was nowhere near the travesty of self-defecating trash that was the climax of Dark Creed in the Word Bearers omnibus, there's a (presumably) significant time skip that raises massive questions. To be fair, answers are somewhat vaguely implied if I squint hard enough and just look at things in the broadest of strokes. That's something that can work in its own right, but it's not the expectation that the several hundred preceding pages had built up. I didn't have a problem with the content of that epilogue, but the presentation of it was so off-putting that it left a sour taste in my mouth nonetheless.
Despite those flaws, though, Dembski-Bowden's talent with words did shine through. Taken on its own merits, the contents of these novels would not have been remarkable, but his style and craftsmanship elevated them beyond being just the sum of their parts. These stories may have been merely good, but he's definitely deserving of having his skills placed on par with Abnett and Mitchell.
Thus, despite that the Night Lords omnibus left a lot of potential unrealized, managed to disappoint in its cast beyond the core characters, and finished on a bad note, I'd still recommend it overall, with a couple of asterisks. First, you have to be willing to accept the fact that most of the entertainment will come from the characters and their subplots instead of from the main stories. Second, though somewhat related, you have to be able to enjoy the inner turmoil and tragedy of the characters instead of looking for climactic conflicts against an enemy without. The reason why I'm raising these two points specifically for this book is that they feel like significant departures from how most WH40K literature goes. In other words, the omnibus is better if viewed as a general book rather than as a WH40K book.
As long as you can approach it from that angle, it's good.


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Q: Making a background image remain correctly positioned I have a site where a centred background image plays a vital part in a homepage animation.
The background centres great until the browser window cannot fit in the width of the site, at which point the background kind of left aligns.
This is my body code:
body {
line-height:1;
margin:0px auto;
padding:0px;
background:#90a830 url(img/bg.png) no-repeat center top;
}

The image popups shoot out from the correct place on the bg image. Try making the browser window smaller and you will see what i mean, the bg moves out of alignment.
I want the houses to stay in the correct position at all times.
thanks
Andy

A: body {
  background: url(images/bg.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
  -webkit-background-size: cover;
  -moz-background-size: cover;
  -o-background-size: cover;
  background-size: cover;
}

thanks to Chris Coyier: http://css-tricks.com/perfect-full-page-background-image/

A: The issue is that your body keeps resizing while your content doesn't at 1050px. Since the background is applied to the body, you need to change the background position using a media query at that value.
The best way to do so would be to realign it based on a left value, you can set it to be more specific than this using pixel, but I am not sure where exactly in the image want it placed
@media (max-width:1050px) {
    body {
        background:#90a830 url(img/bg.png) no-repeat left top;
        /* Possible background-position property here */
    }
}

As a front end designer, I would recommend not donig this but rather using media queries to affect your layout to respond to smaller window sizes (become responsive), but that is a different issue


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Soon-to-be CED dean, Vishaan Chakrabarti named inductee into the RAIC College of Fellows
RAIC names 41 architects as College of Fellows inductees
DCN News Services
Soon-to-be CED dean, Vishaan Chakrabarti, was recently named a fellow by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) on June 25, 2019.
Chakrabarti and four other non-Canadian architects will be among the 41 honorary inductees into the College of Fellows. The College recognizes members and distinguished laypersons who have made outstanding contributions to the profession and met the criteria of excellence in design and exceptional scholarly contribution.
The 2019 inductee portfolio includes a Montreal hospital expert, a Vancouver leader in sustainable design, and a Winnipeg scholar working toward a national architecture policy.
A CED alumnus, Chakrabarti (M.Arch '96) will begin his term as dean of CED in July, 2020 as he relocates and opens a west coast office of Practice for Architecture and Urbanism (PAU), the firm he founded in 2015. Chakrabarti has served as an associate professor of professional practice at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture since 2009, as well as director of the Manhattan office of New York's Department of City Planning in the aftermath of 9/11.
Forty-one fellows will be inducted at the College of Fellows convocation ceremony on Oct. 29 at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto during the annual RAIC Festival of Architecture which takes place Oct. 26 to 30, 2019. At the College of Fellows Convocation, Chakrabarti will speak about the future of architecture.


In this video from the American Cancer Society called "Prioritizing Physical Activity: The Basics," personal trainer, Caroline Smith, talks about the importance of staying active.
What you need to know following a mesothelioma diagnosis.
Smith explains that it's becoming increasingly harder for people to be more active as our attention is constantly being diverted by screens — TVs, computers, cellphones — and that we need to set aside time throughout the day to be physically active to try to counteract all the time spent sitting in front of our devices.
She discusses some of the options people have for moderate exercise such as taking the dog for a walk, swimming, and cycling, and for vigorous exercise such as running, high-intensity weight training and gym classes.
Explaining the causes, stages, and treatment of mesothelioma.
Tagged American Cancer Society, exercise, physical activity, staying active.


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Q: google chrome doesn't open ip:8080 but on IE works I've installed docker and i've created container with port expose 8080:80 and tried to connect via browser to web server and I've noticed something strange, on IE the connection is working like a charm towards web server but on Chrome doesn't work, why is that?

CONTAINER ID        IMAGE               COMMAND             CREATED              STATUS              PORTS                  NAMES
46a1e9019c36        ubuntu:latest       "/bin/bash"         About a minute ago   Up About a minute   0.0.0.0:8080->80/tcp   apache_server_1

From other servers I can connect to webserver via port 8080.
wget 10.xxx.xx.144:8080
--2018-06-04 22:49:16--  http://10.xxx.xx.144:8080/
Connecting to 10.xxx.xx.144:8080... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 10918 (11K) [text/html]
Saving to: `index.html'

100%[==============================================================================================================================>] 10,918      --.-K/s   in 0s

2018-06-04 22:49:16 (521 MB/s) - `index.html' saved [10918/10918]

A: Try clear the browser history in chrome and access . Check for any proxy configuration between IE and chrome


New Delhi: The Indian Railways has planned to set up solar panels – roof top and land based – at several Railway stations across the country. The step is being taken to source 500 Mega Watt (MW) solar energy by providing roof top solar panels at Railway stations and other Railway buildings.
As per the plan, the Indian Railways will set up 1000 MW solar power plants consisting of 500 MW roof top and 500 MW land based solar plants. The roof top solar plants will be provided at Railway stations and various service buildings.


That is what Advent reminds me to do. To prepare for Christ's coming: past, present, and future.
Joy to the World! The Lord is come; Let earth receive her king; Let every heart prepare him room, And heaven and nature sing!
The song is so familiar that I barely notice the lyrics. I stream it from iTunes while making dinner.
This December I am great with child.
My belly is swollen with a child that thumps and kicks and pulsates life. Three weeks out from the due date we are preparing room. The crib is set up; the clothes are washed and stacked in neat rows in a freshly painted white dresser. I've been here before. The preparing and waiting. The waiting and preparing.
During this season of advent and pregnancy my thoughts turn to Mary. What was her waiting and preparing like? She rode the back of a donkey the last days of her gestation, uncomfortable, with no hotel room awaiting her with clean sheets and a hot shower at the end of the journey. God was becoming incarnate in her womb. It took nine months just like any other baby, so mundane yet extraordinary. Mary must have marveled at it so many times.
The startling visit from the angel was just the first of many miracles during her months of pregnancy. First Joseph didn't believe her, but then had his own mysterious visitation, which changed his mind. She visited her relative Elizabeth — barren her whole marriage — who shared her own amazing story of angel visits and an unexpected yet joyous pregnancy.
Mary experienced the incarnation of Christ in the most unique way possible within the Gospel story. Physically, she birthed Jesus Christ. Spiritually, she praised God with her beautiful Magnificat, saying in Luke 1:46-49, "My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, for he has looked on the humble estate of his servant. For behold, from now on all generations will call me blessed; for he who is mighty has done great things for me, and holy is his name." She treasured and pondered the meaning of all the strange things that were happening to her: the conception and birth, the unexpected visit of shepherds, the "wise men" that showed up on her doorstep.
She believed in the incarnation. She held the incarnation in her own hands, had seen it with her own eyes. She herself became a disciple of Jesus Christ.
Mary teaches me that just like I'm preparing and waiting for the birth of my new baby, so I need to prepare and wait for the incarnation of Christ.
Yes, as a historic event Christ has already come, but he's coming too. He's always coming, every year, every season, every day.
Everyday I can prepare room for Christ in my heart. I can make manifest the Holy Spirit at work inside my soul. Each moment of each day I have the opportunity to incarnate Christ to others.
That is what Advent reminds me to do. To prepare for Christ's coming: past, present, and future. To be like Mary and prepare room for him in my heart.


Norsk Hydro, one of the world's largest aluminium producers, revealed today that it "became victim of an extensive cyber-attack" that crippled some of its infrastructure and forced it to switch to manual operations in some smelting locations. The cyber-attack was later identified as an infection with the LockerGoga ransomware strain, the company said during a press conference.
In a subsequent update posted on the company's Facebook page, Norsk Hydro said the cyber-attack did not impact "people safety" and that smelting plants across its vast international network were "running normally on isolated IT systems," although in a manual mode, without the aid of its computer controlled systems.


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Jace Amaro had a solid, albeit under-the-radar, rookie season. He made chain moving receptions and showed good situational awareness. In the week 7 matchup against the Patriots, Amaro played a pivotal role in putting the jets in scoring position.
Amaro is split out wide right. He quickly initiates contact off the line and is able to get just enough space. He showed his physicality in catching the ball with the defender draped all over him.
Amaro showed this knack for keeping drives alive and playing with physicality all season.That being said, Amaro did struggle in two vital areas: drops and route running.
The drops were so frustrating and outstanding that they overshadowed the previously enumerated accolades. Amaro had 6 drops in 52 targets – the highest drop percentage of any tight end with at least 10 catches. Amaro made catches under duress look routine; it was the wide open ones that he whiffed. This is a common issue with rookie pass catchers. The reception appears to be a given and they focus on turning upfield before securing the ball. Amaro consistently found himself wide open, only to drop the pass outright. With such hot and cold route running, however, it was a wonder that Amaro was so open, so consistently.
It seems that every other play you watch, Amaro hits a crisp dig route or finds the perfect hole in a zone. Yet, the other half of the plays he rounds off his cuts and gets lost in the fray. Route running is usually one of the last things to develop for young pass catchers but this trend was still concerning.
The Jets have kept Amaro on an obvious snap count: 21 against Oakland, 22 against Green Bay, 23 against Chicago, 22 against Detroit, and 27 against San Diego. Let's compare that to Jeff Cumberland: 55 against Oakland, 67 against Green Bay, 65 against Chicago, 50 against Detroit, and 52 against San Diego. Jeff Cumberland has played an outrageous 86% of the snaps this season (skewed somewhat by the 91% outlier against the Chargers). Jace Amaro, on the other hand, has played 34%of the snaps through 5 games.
Marty Mornhinweg's usage of his tight ends made little sense when, in fewer snaps, Amaro caught three more passes then Sudfeld and Cumberland combined. Furthermore, in the same period, Amaro made at least 5 "clutch" plays – 3 drive maintaining conversions on 3rd and 4th downs and two passes to put the anemic Jets offense in scoring position.
Finally, in week 6 against the Broncos, Mornhinweg made Amaro the focal point of the offense. The results were notable: 10 of 12 targets for 68 yards and his first touchdown of the season.
The following week, the Patriots honed in on the rookie tight end and all but shut him down. Amaro's season had been trending up until this point. However, including the Patriots game, Amaro would only see another 20 targets in 8 games, compare that to his 29 targets in 5 games.
Perhaps it was Amaro's penchant for drops and lapses in concentration that landed him on the bench. Perhaps, as was evident this offseason, he didn't get along well with the coaching staff. We may never know why Amaro's role in the offense was managed so tightly. We do know, however, that he displayed more ability than any other tight end on the Jets roster.
A new year, a new offensive coordinator, and a new quarterback quandary. This is a disheartening trend for Jets fans. However, this particular mix of coordinator and quarterback could play right into Amaro's hands.
Chan Gailey is known for his creative play calling and has been installing a spread system this offseason. The athletic H-back plays a vital role in the spread offense, taking advantage of mismatches with linebackers and in-the-box safeties out of the slot. He sees a lot of pre-snap movement to ensure favorable matchups. He is often the primary target on red zone passing plays. With Geno Smith (hopefully) benefiting from more a familiar and comfortable scheme, the H-back could become his go-to-guy. Enter: Jace Amaro.
Amaro embodies the ideal H-back. His size-speed-strength combination allows him to thrive in the slot against overmatched slot corners and linebackers. Last year he was asked to block more than his skill set warranted. Now, with blocking specialist Kellen Davis in the mix, Amaro can return to his natural place in the slot. He can reel in those contested catches and make hay after the catch.
If Amaro can overcome his concentration drops and clean up his route running, Chan Gailey has no reason not to utilize the tight end. If deployed in accordance with his skill set, Amaro could become a pivotal cog in the Jets 2015 offense and beyond.


Overnight buses to Ahmedabad. Office opposite town-centre ST bus stand.
Overnight buses to Ahmedabad and Jamnagar. Office near RTO Circle.
Main town centre bus stand. Temporarily closed for renovations.
Railway reservations office at the train station.
Shared jeeps run to Mandvi throughout the day.
Buses to Rajkot (from ₹270).


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Expertise in Irritable Bowel Syndrome: HELP
Catherine S. Hubbard
The expertise of Catherine S. Hubbard ranks in the
Top 2.1%
... of 15,714 published authors worldwide on Irritable Bowel Syndrome
... from 2010 through 2020
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Center for Pain and the Brain, Boston Children's Hospital, Waltham, MA. · Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, MA. · Department of Anaesthesia, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA. · Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, MA. · Department of Radiology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA. · Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, Center for Motility and Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders, Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, MA. · Department of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA. · Pubmed 30109260
Department of Neural and Pain Sciences, School of Dentistry, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA Center for Pain and the Brain, Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, MA, USA Department of Anaesthesia, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. · Department of Neural and Pain Sciences, School of Dentistry, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA. · Department of Neural and Pain Sciences, School of Dentistry, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA Department of Anaesthesia, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA Department of Anatomy, Institute of Biomedical Science-III, University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil. · Department of Neural and Pain Sciences, School of Dentistry, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA Center to Advance Chronic Pain Research, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA · Department of Neural and Pain Sciences, School of Dentistry, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA Center to Advance Chronic Pain Research, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA. · Pubmed 27317579
Center for Pain and the Brain, Boston Children's Hospital, Waltham, Massachusetts, United States of America. · Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America. · Department of Anaesthesia, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America. · Center for Motility and Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders, Division of Gastroenterology, Department of Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America. · Pubmed 27244227
Gail and Gerald Oppenheimer Family Center for the Neurobiology of Stress, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, USA. · Department of Medicine, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, USA. · Department of Neural and Pain Sciences, School of Dentistry, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA. · Center for Pain and the Brain, Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. · Biomedical Engineering, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, USA. · Pain and Interoceptive Network (PAIN), Los Angeles, CA, USA. · VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, Los Angeles, CA, USA. · Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, USA. · Department of Physiology, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, USA. · Pubmed 26087779
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Here are the titles of all articles written by Catherine S. Hubbard in 2010-2020 about Irritable Bowel Syndrome:
Microstructural White Matter Abnormalities in the Dorsal Cingulum of Adolescents with IBS. 2018
Estrogen-dependent visceral hypersensitivity following stress in rats: An fMRI study. 2016
Abdominal Pain, the Adolescent and Altered Brain Structure and Function. 2016
Increased attentional network functioning related to symptom severity measures in females with irritable bowel syndrome. 2015
Impaired emotional learning and involvement of the corticotropin-releasing factor signaling system in patients with irritable bowel syndrome. 2013
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If we're not in the EU, and have no transition agreement, it will be illegal for EEA processors to transfer data to the UK without special precautions. There is a range of precautions – and justifications for transfer – available, but they have to be considered, documented and implemented before any transfer takes place.
If a UK company is offering services in the EU that include or require data processing, and that processing is done in the UK or under UK control, the end consumer needs to be notified of an international data transfer and may be required to consent to it.
If a UK-based multinational is processing data in the UK or under UK control on staff from outside the UK, it will need to review the measures in place to protect that transfer of data.
The UK government has made it clear that it will continue to sanction transfers from the UK to the EEA (and presumably anywhere with an adequacy decision). But the EU has equally made it clear that it is not intending to make an adequacy decision in favour of the UK.
Short version: if you transfer data from the EEA, whether for employees or customers, or process data on behalf of controllers located in the EEA, you need to get advice now. You will need to consider a variety of measures including changes in processing, revisions to justifications and data protection impact assessments, use of model clauses in contracts or binding corporate rules.
We can assume that some EU data protection regulators will be under significant local pressure to review transfers to the UK after a hard Brexit, so this is a risk we would take seriously.


Before the holiday season hits, it's always good to prepare mentally and physically for awkward dinners with the extended family. No matter how unpleasant or awkward your in-laws are, they can't compare to the terribleness of these 8 shockingly awkward dinner experiences in gaming.
The harrowing return to horror form in RE7 kicks off with a bang as our hero protagonist faces down a deeply unhappy bunch of maniacs. The Baker family are a gaggle of angry southern psychos - they don't just bring you to dinner, they force feed you with a knife to the teeth. It ends with chopped-off arms, shouting, and everyone leaving the table unhappy after barely touching their meals. So this is basically a (slightly) enhanced version of Thanksgiving dinners across the country.


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James W. Durham
Tuesday, March 2, 2021.
James W. Durham, 86, of Sioux Falls, SD, passed away peacefully on Sunday, February 21, 2021 at Avera Dougherty Hospice in Sioux Falls, SD.
Due to CO-VID the family will be having a private funeral service with interment at Mill Springs National Cemetery, Nancy, KY Tuesday, March 2, 2021.
James William Durham, son of James and Lizzie (Anderson) Durham, was born January 15, 1935 in Corbin, KY. He was raised in Cincinnati, OH, where he graduated from Walnut Street High School in 1952. He entered the US Army in 1956 where he served until 1959. Following his honorable discharge he began working on the ground floor of the NASA Space Program in Florida for 14 years. He did a lot of traveling early in the space program to provide support for the Mercury and Gemini manned space missions. During this time he attended the University of Central Florida in Orlando, FL where he earned his degree in Business Administration.
James was united in marriage with Anna Deaton on October 9, 1958 in Newport, KY. He was blessed with two children, son Timothy and step-daughter Karen. In 1962 they moved to Cocoa, FL, where he began his work with the space program. In 1974 they moved to Greenville, NC, when he began his career with the federal government. In 1977 they moved to Springfield, VA, when he was promoted to a managerial position with the Voice of America until his retirement in 2001. In 2008 they moved to Sioux Falls, SD where they have resided since.
James attended First Evangelical Free Church in Sioux Falls, SD. He was a member of the Mason Lodge in Cincinnati, OH, where he attained the title of Master Mason. He loved being with family and treasured his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He enjoyed playing cards, playing pool with friends, reading, "tinkering" and traveling with family.
Grateful for having shared his life are his wife of 62 years, Anna, Sioux Falls, SD; two children, Timothy (Priscilla) Durham, Sioux Falls, SD, and Karen (Barry) Roy, Windsor, KY; 2 grandchildren, Nicole (Charles) Wyatt, and their children, William Wyatt and Daisy Wyatt, Britt, IA; Vanessa (Kevin) Clement, and their children, Victoria Clements, and Jordan Clements, Windsor KY; a brother, Teddy Durham, and a sister, Donna Durham, Williamsburg KY.
James was preceded in death by his parents, James and Lizzie Durham; a step-son, Joseph Booth; two brothers, Eddie and David Durham; and two sisters, Audrey Davis and Anna Mae Crown. In lieu of flowers and gifts, the family requests you make a donation to the Salvation Army.


Because the New Year is traditionally the season for making personal and professional resolutions, this is an opportune time to consider optimizing your email marketing program.
As we enter the New Year, many of you have probably already been subjected to the annual question: "What are your resolutions?" Your answer will most likely pertain to personal improvement and growth; maybe you will challenge yourself to read 50 books before 2017 or increase your weekly visits to the gym (or even just join one)?
In addition to your personal resolutions, perhaps 2016 is also the year to consider making resolutions surrounding the improvement of your email program. Keeping this sentiment in mind, here are a couple of essential email marketing resolutions that are worth adding to your list.
Your first resolution for this year should be to reach more customers.
In 2015, global deliverability took a significant dive, dropping to 79 percent. The U.S. fared even worse at 76 percent. With nearly one in four legitimate messages failing to reach the inbox, marketers not only missed out on any potential ROI from those diverted messages, but they also missed an opportunity to build and maintain relationships with those subscribers.
Marketers that were blocked from inbox in 2015 will continue to see their messages in the spam folder or lost altogether, unless they understand why these messages were filtered and take the necessary action to earn their way back into the inbox.
First, marketers need to understand how their incoming mail is assessed by mailbox providers. The primary goal of a mailbox provider is to create a great user experience for its customers, the mailbox holders. To ensure this, they need to filter out the good from the bad.
With over 70 percent of email sent being spam, mailbox providers have a tough battle identifying legitimate mail, but they have help in the form of a sender's reputation.
Your reputation functions much like your credit score. If you consistently pay your bills on time you have a high credit score, it indicates to lenders that you are responsible. Likewise, if you are a legitimate sender who has a consistent healthy, subscriber-friendly email program, you will have a strong sender reputation or score. These scores are not static: just as missed payments will tank your credit score, sending to spam traps or exhibiting other spammy behavior will result in a drop in your reputation score along with a corresponding decline in deliverability.
Another critical factor that will either make or break your deliverability is the activity of your subscribers. Your subscribers actions and behaviors – whether negative, positive, or completely inactive – represents valuable customer feedback. Mailbox providers listen very closely to their subscribers in order to understand what content they enjoy and learn which senders' messages they regard as spam. However, mailbox providers aren't the only ones with access to this information. Marketers can also use the same subscriber feedback that mailbox providers receive. Whether they analyze the feedback and make changes or ignore the signs of unsatisfied subscribers can make all the difference in deliverability.
The subscriber inbox is a battlefield full of marketing messages from an impressive variety of brands, some of which may be your direct competition. Each additional message in the inbox threatens to obscure your email more and more from the subscriber. Ensuring that you reach your customers only serves as a foot in the door; really earning their attention is contingent upon creating a program that is worth engaging with.
While you may already be listening to customer feedback to assure that your content is not being perceived as spam, you can go a step further in optimizing your program by learning what types of content your customers prefer, how they want to hear from you, and when they are most likely to interact with you.
Which emails were most read?
What emails were marked as spam?
Is there a certain subject line format that particularly attracts subscribers?
How should the copy be formatted so that it entices the subscribers to click through?
Look for patterns in this data to determine what your subscribers prefer.
Remember – there is no one-size-fits-all tactic. Segment your lists by how often they engage and the types of content they engage with, then test different options on a sample of each segment before sending to the rest.
The next step is to optimize your sending strategy. Even the best content won't inspire engagement if it goes unnoticed among other messages in an overloaded inbox. Protect your content from getting lost in the crowd and leverage optimal send times by tracking when subscribers are reading. Segment your list based on these observations.
If the New Year follows the trends of 2015, marketers have a lot of work cut out for them. Not only will competition in the inbox continue to be fierce, but getting into the inbox will continue to have its share of challenges.
To make the best of 2016, marketers need to work toward reaching more customers and creating deeper connections with them. The good news is that the tools and data are readily available to all, and the same resolve that keeps you going to the gym as the weather turns will help you guide your email program to new heights this year.


After a 3-year gap, local electronic producer Lonelyspeck have released their awaited second EP Lave.
Combining atmospheric vocals, dreamy synths and gently soaring melodies, Lave is the sound of Lonelyspeck carving itself a definitive name in the Australian electronic music scene.
Lonelyspeck (aka Sione) joins Breakfast host, Tom Mann, ahead of their performance at WOMADelaide to chat about this show and Lave.


This small-group boxing conditioning class for beginners will combine a focus on proper boxing technique and intense cardio/quickness training. We will help you develop your sense of rhythm and control while throwing a proper punch. Classes are limited to no more than 5 people so you get the proper attention from the trainer.
The first portion of the class will be spent on the correct technique for wrapping your hands before putting on gloves. Staples for the class will include skipping rope, "pad time" with the instructor, and "bag time" with a variety of bags. You'll get a great workout and leave feeling like you learned some awesome boxing technique. All equipment, including hand wraps, is provided.


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Q: Mouse events - mousemove in javascript don't respond in IE9 I have a problem with the mousemove event when i have 2 or more canvas elements.
I press the mouse button while the cursor is in the second canvas (v2) then I move the mouse cursor to the first canvas (v1) while still holding the mouse button and let go of the mouse button.
Afterwards when i try to press on the button and move it around in the first canvas (v1) - the event mousemove doesn't work (the index doesn't get index++).
I get a no entry sign when i try to move the mouse inside the first canvas.
it only happens when i try to do it from v2 to v1 but the other way around it works fine.
it only happens on IE9 and not any other web browser that i checked (chrome, FF, IE 10/11).
here is an example code:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<canvas width="150" height="150" id="viewer"></canvas>

<canvas width="150" height="150" id="viewer2"></canvas>


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Q: SnowPlow Analytics Schemas Trying to create a schema with arrays for data retrieved from performance insights.
{
    "$schema": "http://iglucentral.com/schemas/com.snowplowanalytics.self-desc/schema/jsonschema/1-0-0#",
    "description": "Performance Insights",
    "self": {
        "vendor": "com.acme",
        "name": "performance_insights",
        "format": "jsonschema",
        "version": "1-0-3"
    },
    "type": "object",
    "properties": {
        "SeriesStartTime": {
            "type": "string",
            "format": "date-time",
            "description" : "timestamp"
        },
        "SeriesEndtime": {
            "type": "string",
            "format": "date-time",
            "description" : "timestamp"
        },
        "Identifier": {
            "description": "DataBase",
            "type": "string",
            "maxLength": 128
        },
        "MetricList": {
            "type": "array",
            "items":{
            "type": "object",
            "properties": {
                "Key": {
                    "type": "object",
                    "description": "Key Metric",
                    "properties": {
                        "Metric": {
                            "type": "string",
                            "description": "Load Avg"
                        },
                        "Dimensions": {
                            "properties": {
                                "tokenized_db": {
                                    "type": "string",
                                    "maxLength": 128
                                },
                                "tokenized_id": {
                                    "type": "string",
                                    "maxLength": 128
                                },
                                "tokenized_statement": {
                                    "type": "string"
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    }
                },
                "DataPoints": {
                    "type": "array",
                    "items": {
                    "type": "object",
                    "properties": {
                        "Timestamp": {
                            "description" : "timestamp",
                            "type": "string",
                            "format": "date-time"
                        },
                        "Value": {
                            "description" : "Value",
                            "type": "number"
                        }
                    }
                }
                }
            }
        },
        "minItems": 1
    }

    },
    "additionalProperties": false

}

It lints ok then I send data to it:
{
      "schema": "iglu:com.acme/performance_insights/jsonschema/1-0-3",
      "data": {
        "SeriesStartTime": "2021-12-09T19:00:00-05:00",
        "SeriesEndtime": "2021-12-09T20:00:00-05:00",
        "Identifier": "db-5LHLHN5OGHFFFFMHRGDM",
        "MetricList": [
            {
                "Key": {
                    "Metric": "db.load.avg"
                },
                "DataPoints": [
                    {
                        "Timestamp": "2021-12-09T19:01:00-05:00",
                        "Value": 0.01818181818181818
                    },
                    {
                        "Timestamp": "2021-12-09T19:25:00-05:00",
                        "Value": 0.01818181818181818
                    }
                ]
            }]
    }
    }

I've pushed the schema to my repo I have push a couple others which work but not so complex as to receive array data.
Seems when I intentionally put the type wrong I see errors in my bad collector.
When everything is correct as above I only see
schemaKey:"iglu:com.acme/performance_insights/jsonschema/1-0-3"
schemaCriterion:"iglu:com.snowplowanalytics.snowplow/payload_data/jsonschema/1-0-*"

As a failure.message
Any ideas ?

A: I'm making these assumptions:

*

*the bad rows that you are citing in your example are of type tracker_protocol_violations

*they are of subtype CriterionMismatch.

This type of failure happens when the supplied payload is a valid JSON and it is a self-describing one, but it's schema does not match the associated schema criterion. The failure.message shows you the schema of the failed event and the schema criterion that needed to be matched.
In your case the schema is com.acme/performance_insights/jsonschema/1-0-3 but the criterion to match is com.snowplowanalytics.snowplow/payload_data/jsonschema/1-0-*.
You are seeing this error because the self-describing event needs to be wrapped up in a com.snowplowanalytics.snowplow/payload_data schema. like this:
{
  "schema": "com.snowplowanalytics.snowplow/payload_data/jsonschema/1-0-4",
  "data": [
    "...": "...",
    "ue_px": "<base64-encoded-string>",
    "...": "..."
  ]
}

where <base64-encoded-string> is the base64-encoded JSON with the com.acme/performance_insights schema.
You can read more about this type of failure in the Snowplow documentation here.