Catch up on last week's most important moves.
Last week saw appointments, relocations, and promotions throughout the industry.
Finance veteran James Watson has taken on a new role – he is now the Global Head of Sales at Tradition. He was previously European Managing Director at ADS Securities in London dating back to 2014. He will continue to serve as a non-executive director at ADS Securities in addition to his new role.
Former Director of FX Sales at Hotspot Jonathan Watson has relocated to Singapore to begin a new position as Head of FX Sales APAC.
Mr. Watras has worked in the financial services industry for over a decade, working in a variety of FX roles including prime brokerage, sales, and systems. Before joining CBOE, previously Bats, Mr. Watras worked at Currenex for nearly three years as Vice President of FX Sales.
His first role was at HSBC as an FX corporate analyst, extending back to 2005.
Online foreign exchange and contracts for difference (CFDs) provider AvaTrade has appointed two experienced individuals to senior positions in Spain and Portugal.
Spanish unit. She will be based in Barcelona. According to her Linkedin profile, she previously worked as a partner of AvaTrade, introducing new clients to the company from the region. Prior to joining AvaTrade, Ms. Pinzón was an account manager at LVM Holdings.
Marco F. Da Costa has been appointed Senior Global Account Manager. He will be based in Lisbon. He comes to the firm with over 10 years of experience in the FX industry. His last role was as Head of Forex Sales (Portuguese and Spanish Markets) for MultiBank Exchange Group.
Mr. Barry joins Wedbush Securities from Sage Trader where he served as Head of Global Business Development. Steve Slovak most recently served as Global Futures Business Development Manager at Sage Trader.
Williams will be replacing David Peniket, who has retired, and Bowler succeeds Finbarr Hutcheson.
Bowler was previously Managing Director of of the Financial Institutions Group at Goldman Sachs. Williams has been the Chief Operating Officer of ICE Futures Europe since the middle of 2016. Before that, he was the Director of Corporate Development.
NZX Ltd., the only registered securities exchange in New Zealand, has announced the appointment of Joanna Lawn as new Head of Listing. She will be based in NZX's Auckland office.
Joanna Lawn will join NZX from ANZ, where she is currently in the position of Head of Business Management. She has over 20 years of experience in the financial market working in New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom in various senior management positions.
FX industry veteran James Taylor has taken on the role of Head of FX Electronic Markets Sales at BNY Mellon. He joins BNY Mellon Markets after eight years at JP Morgan, where he held a variety of interest rate and FX roles at the Wall Street bank.
The former regional sales manager for Bloomberg has joined Symphony Communication Services as a senior account manager.
Symphony was launched in 2015 and is seen as being in a direct battle with Bloomberg with its messaging system for traders – thus, this appointment has heightened significance.


Fortunate Sons: The Anonymous Battle, March 26 1971 társasjáték - Magyarország társasjáték keresője! A társasjáték érték!
A Fortunate Sons: The Anonymous Battle, March 26 1971 egy remek társasjáték, 1 - 2 játékos részére, az átlagos játékidő hosszú, akár 1.5 - 3 óra is lehet. A társast, 12 éves kortól ajánljuk kipróbálni. A játékmenet erősen épít a kártya húzás és a terület mozgatás mechanizmusokra.
The NVA laid a clever trap for their nemesis, the 1st Air Cavalry Division, in the remote northern region of Tay Ninh Province, not far from the border with Cambodia. Charlie Company of the 8th Regiment, 1st Air Cavalry was dispatched to inspect suspicious activity by the NVA north of Fire Base Illingworth. On March 26th they were ambushed by the 1st Battalion of the NVA's 272 Regiment, 9th Infantry Division. Deep in jungle terrain, Charlie Company was cut-off and unable to call-in accurate artillery or air support. The jungle canopy also made impossible any extraction by helicopter. It looked like the Communists were about to wipe-out or capture over 100 US soldiers.
Four kilometers away was Alpha troop of the 11th Armored Cavalry, along with Alpha Company of the 8th Regiment of the 1st Air Cav. Commander John Poindexter, monitoring the increasingly desperate radio messages from Charlie Company wasted no time in ordering his men to "Saddle Up!" in order to rescue their trapped comrades. Busting through jungle and risking ambush, the rescue and battle fought here in March, 1970 rank among the war's most epic and amazing fights.
Fortunate Sons is the companion "sister" game to Bad Moon Rising: The Battle for Firebase Illingworth. The two games use the same design and scale. Players use a standard deck of playing cards to activate units and resolve some game events, as well as a six-sided die.


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Apr 20, 2015: Atlantic Leaf posts maiden adjusted HEPS of 8.28 pence
Atlantic Leaf Properties on Monday reported that its maiden full-year adjusted headline earnings per share came in at 8.28 pence.
Releasing its annual results for the year to February 2015, Atlantic Leaf said its returns were impacted by the "cash drag" associated with holding lower-yielding cash reserves for longer than anticipated while waiting for the property deals to complete.
No dividend was declared. But the company said: "It is planned that in 2016 financial year dividends will be declared as this is part of our stated objective."
"We are pleased with these results given the challenges of an early stage company. In a 'normalised' year, in which capital is more fully deployed in property assets over the period, it is expected that returns could be higher," Atlantic Leaf said.
The company has managed to conclude the acquisition of two significant property portfolios, resulting in Atlantic Leaf's gross underlying assets exceeding GBP50 million as at the date of this announcement.
Both portfolio acquisitions were secured with long-term leases in place and at income yields of 8.3% and 7.3% respectively.
"Our first acquisition, being the 30% share of the Booker portfolio, held in a wholly owned subsidiary Seahawk Investments Limited ('Seahawk'), has performed in line with expectations. All income has been collected and we believe there is a key opportunity to restructure the related debt on far more favourable terms when this debt comes up for renewal in October 2015. This will enhance future performance on this key asset," Atlantic Leaf said.

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Throughout Hank's time with the Yankees, The Chuck Knoblog has celebrated the many memorable quotes. It has taken $400,000 and 3 years of my life but I have finally gotten the best of all these quotes in one place.
9.) "I don't want [small-market teams] in general to forget who subsidizes a lot of them, and it's the Yankees, the Red Sox, Dodgers, Mets. I would prefer if teams want to target the Yankees that they at least start giving some of that revenue sharing and luxury tax money back. From an owner's point of view, that's my point baseball."
8.) "Does he [Alex Rodriguez] want to go into the Hall of Fame as a Yankee or a Toledo Mud Hen"
7.) Hank's message to A-Rod: "Tell him to hit the damn ball and hit it when it counts"
6.) Hank on A-Rod opting out: "It's clear [Alex Rodriguez] didn't want to be a Yankee, He doesn't understand the privilege of being a Yankee on a team where the owners are willing to pay $200 million to put a winning product on the field. We're not going to back down ... It's goodbye."
5.) Hank on last year's slide: "This is going to get turned around. If it's not turned around this year, then it will be turned around next year, by force if we have to."
4.) "Being insulted by [Red Sox closer Jonathan] Papelbon is like being attacked by a mouse."
3) Hank expressing his feelings for the construction worker who buried the Ortiz Jersey: "I hope his co-workers kicked the s--- out of him."
2.) Hank talking about CMW's injury in inter-league play last year: "I just think it's time the NL joined the 21st century, the AL, the minors, colleges, high schools, they all have DHs."
1)"Red Sox Nation? What a bunch of [expletive] that is, That was a creation of the Red Sox and ESPN, which is filled with Red Sox fans. Go anywhere in America and you won't see Red Sox hats and jackets, you'll see Yankee hats and jackets. This is a Yankee country. We're going to put the Yankees back on top and restore the universe to order."


Alessandro Volta, the inventor of Electric Battery gets a Global Google Doodle on 270th Birthday. Volta, the Italian Physicist was born on February 18, 1745.
Voltaic Pile is highlighted in animated doodle for Volta. Continuously flowing electricity was introduced to the world for first time with Voltaic Pile. Google logo alphabets lights up in doodle. You can also see in doodle ,equation of chemical reaction of oxidation and reduction in first ever electro chemical cell that Volta invented in 1800s including the electrodes of Zinc, Copper and Electrolyte Sulfuric Acid mixed with water.
Volta's Law of Electrochemical series and the concept of electro motive force was a turning point in science. The invention of the powerful battery, electrolysis and isolation of a dozen of chemical elements were made based on the concept introduced by Volta.
Discovery of Methane add up Volta's contribution in Chemistry. It's in honor to him the Unit of Electric Potential was given name Volt in 1881.Since the introduction of Euro, Italian Iira note of 10,000 contained image of Alessandro Volta and Voltaic Pile. Doodle for Alessandro Volta will be present for 24 hours globally and clicking the doodle directs you to search page for Alessandro Volta.


Throwing a bash for the big game? We've got you covered with tips for everything from cutting food costs to saving cash on decor.
Super Bowl LII is Feb. 4 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. Anyone hosting a shindig to mark the 52nd anniversary of the big game probably fears having to fork over hefty sums of cash to properly entertain family and friends.
Fortunately, you don't have to blow your budget. Nor do you have to spend the whole day in the kitchen.
Here are some low-cost Super Bowl party ideas that will make your life easier and leave you with the energy to cheer on your team come game time.
Deciding to go potluck is one of the easiest ways to make party planning a little less intimidating. You can even create a theme that gets everyone excited to participate. Just make sure to keep track of who's bringing what: There's nothing worse than too many pretzels and not enough beer.
Just because you're staying home doesn't mean you can't tailgate. If you live in a relatively warm climate, simply take the party outside for the hours leading up to kickoff.
Throw some brats on the grill and paint your face with your team's colors. As a bonus, you'll keep some of the rowdier behavior outside your home.
Some people rent out part of their local sports bar to throw a party, but that can get pricey. So why not replicate the experience for a fraction of the cost at home?
Move all your televisions into the designated party space, set up a makeshift bar and, voilà, you have your very own sports bar. Extra points if you have a large drink selection or a keg.
Super Bowl parties are not dinner parties. There's no need to go "all out" with the food you serve. Try getting a variety of snack foods and skip the prepared platters of meats and cheeses, veggies and dips from the grocery store. Instead, make your own.
Everyone loves a make-your-own-nachos bar, and it saves you a lot of time in the kitchen. You can also apply the same idea to other foods.
Sundae bars are always popular, as is allowing guests to decorate their own cupcakes. Or simply put out skewers for meats, cheeses, fruit or any other foods that might otherwise be eaten with a fork.
Don't put out all your food at once. At the end of the game, you'll probably want to throw away any meats or cheeses that have been sitting out for hours.
So instead, put out food only as needed. That will cut down on waste, leaving leftovers for lunch in the coming week. Just keep an eye on what guests are eating, and keep the most popular snacks coming.
Think about what you want to make before you go to the store, and create a list so you don't end up with some expensive impulse buys and without any of your essentials.
Then, look through your local supermarkets circular, or go online to find deals and coupons. Look for generic brands — if you're not serving them straight out the box, your guests probably won't notice the difference.
You can purchase alcohol at any Sam's Club in the country, even if you don't have a membership. Costco and BJ's Wholesale Club have similar policies in some states.
Just keep in mind that not every employee will be aware of the store's policy, so do your research. Shopping at one of these clubs often can save you big money on your alcohol purchases.


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Анастасія Гримальська ( 12 липня 1990, Київ) — італійська професійна тенісистка українського походження.

Гримальська дебютувала в основному розіграші турніру WTA на міжнародних міжнародних змаганнях в Палермо 2011 року та в Інтернаціоналі Феммінілі-ді-Палермо в 2012 році. Вона має кар'єрний рейтинг WTA в одиночному розряді — 213 місце, отриманий 12 травня 2014 року.

У Гримальської також високий парний кар'єрний рейтинг WTA 172 місце, отриманий 9 липня 2012 року. Гримальська дебютувала в основному розіграші WTA у парному розіграші на Інтернаціоналі Феммінілі ді Палермо у парних змаганнях, разом з Джоя Барб'єрі.

Вона виграла 17 титулів одиночного розряду ITF та 28 подвійних титулів ITF.

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Q: Error in Routing - Strongly Typed Angular 2 with asp.net MVC 6 I am working on a strongly typed Angular2 and MVC6 project. Idea is to use Razor + Angular.
When I try to do
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I get an error
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On the other hand,  when I comment Layout section in _view.cshtml it works (I still see issues loading child routes). Loading angular2 dependencies in Index.cshtml rather than _Layout.cshtml (tried other way too).
But, when I reference a plain HTML file, it works.
templateUrl : 'path/app.html' // This works without an error.
I did not encounter this error when I worked with angular 0.46 aplha and I see this after upgrading it to angular 2.0 Beta.
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Contact Dr. Licona
Campus Email:
MLICONA@HBU.EDU
Michael Licona, PhD
Associate Professor of Theology
PhD, New Testament Studies, University of Pretoria
MA, Religious Studies, Liberty University
Philosophy of History
Resurrection of Jesus
A Synopsis of the Four Gospels
Scripture and Apologetic Implications
Teaching Focus
New Testament Studies, Apologetics
Why are there differences in the Gospels? (New York: Oxford University Press, 2016), expected fall 2016
The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach (Downers Grove: IVP Academic, 2010).
Evidence for God: 50 Arguments for Faith from the Bible, History, Philosophy, and Science (Grand Rapids: Baker, 2010), co-edited with William A. Dembski. Four essays of mine are included: "Can We Be Certain That Jesus Died on a Cross? A Look at the Ancient Practice of Crucifixion"; "Were the Resurrection Appearances of Jesus Hallucinations?"; "Is Jesus the Only Way?"; "What About Those Who Have Never Heard the Gospel?"
Paul Meets Muhammad (Grand Rapids: Baker, 2006).
The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Grand Rapids: Kregel, 2004), co-authored with Gary R. Habermas. Recipient of Christianity Today's "Award of Merit" (i.e., second place for "Book of the Year") in Apologetics.
Cross Examined (Virginia Beach: TruthQuest Publishers, 1998).
Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock: What to say to Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses when they knock on your door (Virginia Beach: TruthQuest Publishers, 1998).
Essays/Chapters in Books
Forthcoming essay, "Compositional Techniques Within Plutarch and the Gospel Tradition" in Christian Origins and the Establishment of the Early Jesus Movement (ECHC 4), Stanley E. Porter and Andrew W. Pitts, eds. (Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2016 projected).
Forthcoming essay, "It Depends on What You Mean by the Term 'Historically Reliable'" in a volume by Robert Stewart, ed. to be published by Fortress Press in 2016.
"A New Starting Point in Historical Jesus Research: The Easter Event" in The Quest for the Real Jesus, Jan van der Watt, ed. (Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2013), pp. 99-127
"Fish Tales: Bart Ehrman's Red Herrings & the Resurrection of Jesus" in Come Let Us Reason: New Essays in Christian Apologetics, Paul Copan and William Lane Craig, eds. (Nashville: B&H Academic, 2012, pp. 137-50).
"Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead?" and "What are the Crucial Differences between Muhammad and Jesus" in the Apologetics Study Bible for Students (Nashville: B&H, 2010).
"Paul on the Nature of the Resurrection Body" in Buried Hope or Risen Savior: The Search for the Jesus Tomb, Charles L. Quarles, ed. (Nashville: B&H Academic, 2008), 177-198.
"Crucifixion of Christ" in The Popular Encyclopedia of Apologetics: Surveying the Evidence for the Truth of Christianity, Ed Hinson and Ergun Caner, eds. (Eugene, OR: Harvest House, 2008), 118-121.
Interviewed by Lee Strobel in The Case for the Real Jesus (2007).
"The Evidence for Jesus' Resurrection" in The Big Argument: Twenty-Four Scholars Explore How Science, Archaeology, and Philosophy Have Proven the Existence of God, Ashton, John F. and Michael Westacott, eds. (Sydney, Australia: Strand, 2005), 428-448.
"Historians and Miracle Claims" in Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 12 (2014), 106-129
"In Reply to Habermas, McGrew, and McCullagh" in Southeastern Theological Review 3.1 (2012), 55-69.
"A Roundtable Discussion with Michael Licona on The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach (Danny Akin, Craig Blomberg, Paul Copan, Michael Kruger, Michael Licona, and Charles Quarles)" in Southeastern Theological Review 3.1 (2012), 71-98.
"Did Jesus Predict His Death and Vindication/Resurrection?" in Journal for the Study of -the Historical Jesus 8.1 (2010), 47-66.
"Historians and miracles – the principle of analogy and antecedent probability reconsidered" with Jan G. van der Watt in Hervormde Theological Studies 65.1 (2009).
"The adjudication of miracles: Rethinking the criteria of historicity" with Jan G. van der Watt in Hervormde Theological Studies 65.2 (2009).
"Using the Death of Jesus to Refute Islam" in Journal of the International Society of Christian Apologetics 2.1 (2009), 87-110.
"Proof of the Resurrection" in Discover (November, 2007).
"Making a Case for the Resurrection at 36,000 Feet" in Christian Research Journal 29:5 (2006).
Why Resurrection (When There Is A Better Way)? A review of Carlos Blanco, Why Resurrection? An Introduction to the Belief in the Afterlife in Judaism and Christianity in The Expository Times, Volume 124, Number 4, January 2013, 191.
The Reliability of the New Testament: Bart Ehrman and Daniel Wallace in Dialogue by Robert Stewart, ed. (Review of Biblical Literature [RBL], August 12, 2011)
Revisiting the Empty Tomb: The Early History of Easter by Daniel A. Smith (RBL, December 15, 2010)
The Resurrection: History and Myth by Geza Vermes (RBL, July 5, 2008)
The Empty Tomb Tradition of Mark: Text, History, and Theological Struggles by Mark W. Waterman (RBL, March 31, 2007)
Lo, I Tell You a Mystery: Cross, Resurrection, and Paranesis in the Rhetoric of 1 Corinthians by David A. Ackerman (RBL, September 16, 2006)
The Resurrection of Jesus: John Dominic Crossan and N. T. Wright in Dialogue by Robert B. Stewart, ed. (RBL, September 9, 2006)
Resurrecting Jesus: The Earliest Christian Tradition and Its Interpreters by Dale C. Allison (RBL, August 12, 2006)
Text and History: Historiography and the Study of the Biblical Text by Jens Bruun Kofoed (RBL, February 18, 2006)
Exegetical Essays on the Resurrection of the Dead by Samuel M. Frost (RBL, November 5, 2005)
Historiography and Hermeneutics in Jesus Studies: An Examination of the Work of John Dominic Crossan and Ben F. Meyer by Donald L. Denton (RBL, June 11, 2005)
The Resurrection of the Son of God by N. T. Wright (RBL, June 19, 2004)
Baptist Press Articles
"We must prepare the next generation to defend the faith." (May 18, 2011)
"Faith, Doubt, and the Resurrection of Jesus." (April 21, 2011)
"Why were the four N.T. Gospels selected and not others?" Fifth column in a five-part series examining Bart Ehrman's objection to the reliability of the Gospels (Sept. 18, 2009)
"The problem of differences: Do the Gospels contradict one another?" Fourth column in a five-part series examining Bart Ehrman's objection to the reliability of the Gospels (Sept. 17, 2009)
"The problem of dating: When were the Gospels written?" Third column in a five-part series examining Bart Ehrman's objection to the reliability of the Gospels (Sept. 16, 2009)
"The problem of authorship: Who wrote the Gospels?" Second column in a five-part series examining Bart Ehrman's objection to the reliability of the Gospels (Sept. 15, 2009)
"Bart Ehrman: A skeptical scholar not to be ignored" First column in a five-part series examining Bart Ehrman's objection to the reliability of the Gospels (Sept. 14, 2009)
"Bill Maher, gullibility and the glass house" (February 23, 2009)
"Darwin at 200: Academic fascism" (February 13, 2009)
"Is Jesus the only way? (Part 4)" Final column in a four-part series on the exclusivity of Christianity (July 25, 2008)
"Is Jesus the only way? (Part 3)" Third column in a four-part series on the exclusivity of Christianity (July 24, 2008)
"Is Jesus the only way? (Part 2)" Second column in a four-part series on the exclusivity of Christianity (July 23, 2008)
"Is Jesus the only way? (Part 1)" First column in a four-part series on the exclusivity of Christianity (July 22, 2008)
"Is Mormonism Christian? (Part 3)" Final column in a three-part series on Mormonism (December 7, 2007)
"Is Mormonism Christian? (Part 2)" Second column in a three-part series on Mormonism (December 6, 2007)
"Is Mormonism Christian? (Part 1)" First column in a three-part series on Mormonism (December 5, 2007)
"Has the family tomb of Jesus been found?" (February 27, 2007)
"What are we to do about Islam?" (January 26, 2007)
"Should Christians see 'Da Vinci'?"(May 26, 2006)
"Who selected the books in the New Testament?" Final column in a five-part series examining the claims of The Da Vinci Code (May 19, 2006)
"Is our Bible what originally was written?" Fourth column in a five-part series examining the claims of The Da Vinci Code (May 18, 2006)
"Did Christianity 'borrow' from other religions?" Third column in a five-part series examining the claims of The Da Vinci Code (May 17, 2006)
"Was Jesus' divinity an afterthought?" Second column in a five-part series examining the claims of The Da Vinci Code (May 16, 2006)
"Making evangelism good news again" (May 16, 2006)
"Was Jesus married?" First column in a five-part series examining the claims of The Da Vinci Code (May 15, 2006)
"Synthetic Chronological Placement in Ancient Biography," delivered at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological society on November 18, 2015 in Atlanta, GA."A Critical Review of Reading the Gospels Wisely by Jonathan Pennington" delivered as part of a panel discussion at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society on November 19, 2014 in San Diego, CA."Viewing the Gospels as Ancient Biographies Resolves Many Perceived Contradictions (Part 2),"delivered at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society on November 21, 2013 in Baltimore, MD."Is it Appropriate for Biblical Scholars to Speak of Supernatural Causation?"Delivered at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society on November 19, 2013 in Baltimore, MD."Did Jesus Claim to be God in Some Sense?"Delivered at North-West University (Potchefstroom, SA) on August 20, 2013."Viewing the Gospels as Ancient Biographies Resolves Many Perceived Contradictions (Part 2),"delivered at Stellenbosch University on August 16, 2013.
"Viewing the Gospels as Ancient Biographies Resolves Many Perceived Contradictions," to be delivered at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Philosophical Society on November 15, 2012 in Milwaukee, WI.
"When the Saints Go Marching In: Historicity, Apocalyptic Symbol, and Biblical Inerrancy," delivered at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Philosophical Society on November 17, 2011 in San Francisco, CA.
"The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach," delivered at the Evangelical Philosophical Society on November 18, 2010 in Atlanta, GA.
"What are Historians to do with Miracle Claims," delivered at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Philosophical Society on November 14, 2007 in San Diego, CA.
"The Risen Jesus: Casper or Corporeal," delivered at the International Society of Christian Apologists on June 1, 2007 in Kansas City, MO.
Mike is a frequent speaker on university campuses. He has engaged in numerous public debates, usually on the historicity of Jesus' resurrection. His personal web site includes videos of several of his lectures, debates, and random thoughts in a series named "Musings." Visit www.risenjesus.com.
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Component Lifecycle Management with your Apache Maven Infrastructure
Jul. 17, 12 · Interview
The way software is being developed has changed over the last ten years, it has shifted from companies developing the vast majority of their own software to a software development approach that depends on open source components that are freely available. Today, the vast majority (upwards of 90%) of Java-based applications are assembled from components. Very little of these applications consist of code that companies build internally. The extent to which open source components are being used is not widely known within companies that have thousands of applications and hundreds of thousands of downloads from the Central repository.
In last week's webinar I discussed the trends we've identified and the tools we've developed to address this challenge. Tracking down where components come from, managing your application to account for changes in components, and dealing with security and licensing issues that relate to your application's dependencies is our focus. If you develop software using open source components, here's a video of my webinar. If you are interested in learning more about our Insight products and starting to keep track of the components you consume, go to http://www.sonatype.com/insight.
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It connects to wireless router downstairs via a Wireless USB Adapter for internet connection.
Also upstairs is a second desktop (PC2) with no wireless connectivity, so the internet is shared via Ethernet cable from PC1 to PC2 using a bridged connection.
Now, how do I also share the internet from PC1 to an iPhone device wirelessly?
I've tried adding a new Wireless connection from PC1 (Manage wireless networks -> Add) but no option to share internet comes up when the network is created. The iphone fails to connect (can see the network, just says unable to connect).
"The Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) service on the local computer started and then stopped. Some services stop automatically if they are not in use by other services or programs."
When right clicking my wireless adapter and clicking properties, there is no sharing tab.
Hello Ben and welcome to Sevenforums.
You need to connect the Wifi to the router, not the PC.
You will need to locate the same SSID you use to connect to the router with PC1.
i bought and iphone which is locked to 02 7.0(as the carrier when i check from the about menu), the model number mc131b and the version is 4.0.2(8A400).
I have an iPhone 3GS running iOS 4.0 software. My iPhone was synced with my old computer's iTunes library which i do not have anymore. When i plug my iPhone into my new computer iTunes says "iTunes cannot read the contents of the iPhone "Rob's iPhone". Go to the Summary tab in iPhone preferences and click Restore to restore this iPhone to factory settings." I have transfered all of my contacts and music from my old computer to my new computer. I do not want to restore my iPhone to factory settings because i do not want to lose all of my SMS messages and some other things that are currently saved on my phone and nowhere else. Is there anyway I can create a backup of the phone as it is so that i can restore it from that backup after restoring it to factory settings?
hey! i always have been able to email myself pictures from my computer to my phone but for some reason i have a pic and non of my email addresses will let me send it ...so how do i get it from my computer to my phone?? help!!
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This happened to me as well. I went into settings on the right hand side of the start screen and selected devices, at the bottom of this page is an option regarding metering. Turn this on and try tethering again.
Let me know if this resolves the issue like it did for me.
We're getting around to buying some new cell phones. Right now, the decision is between what T-Mobile is offering and what AT&T is offering (my dad got an offer at his job from T-Mobile to switch). We'll deal with that when the time comes. My quarel is with a feature on the iPhone. I got a GPS for my birthday after I got a car so that I could get around without getting lost. The only service fee I've had to pay for it was to keep my map updated. I never had to pay to use the satellite. The iPhone has GPS capability; but, you have to pay for that service. So, why is it I can buy a TomTom for less than $100 and get free satellite service but I have to pay extra to get GPS with the iPhone?
Q: can I backup my sms in my iphone to pc?
Hey Guys, I'm running a Jailbroken iPhone, Is there a program either on the app store, or Cydia that will allow you to save your messages onto your computer in plain text, excel or any other format so you can delete them from the phone, and keep them on your PC?


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Plans have been unveiled to transform the crumbling Pot Black Snooker Centre into high-end apartments, shops and even a restaurant.
The historic Grade II Listed building, in Devonport, was abandoned after a devastating fire on the ground floor more than 10 years ago.
But in 2016 a Plymouth property developer, Vince Rosson, took the mammoth project on with plans to restore it to its former glory.
Now those plans, which include a wine cellar and a grand entrance hall, have been officially submitted to the council.
The application, drawn up by architect Jonathan Bavin, will see the building completely restored and transformed.
Remedial works have already taken place after Mr Rosson sent in a team to clean the pigeon-infested building, rip out furniture and strip the rooms ready for redevelopment to take place.
The Herald joined Mr Rosson, who has been in the property development game for more than 25 years, on the tour of the building in 2016.
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A fire more than a decade ago meant the hallway suffered extensive smoke and fire damage.
After the blaze, the Grade II-listed building was taken over by pigeons, which bred uncontrollably and covered the interior in bird droppings.
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Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé is a rare glimpse into the life of a superstar. The special, released by Netflix on Wednesday, is a deep dive into the performer's headlining Coachella set in 2018, a visionary display that made Beyoncé the first black woman to headline the mega-music festival. As its trailer, released a little over a week before the film's premiere, showed, Homecoming gives a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the rigorous show, interspersed with views of Queen Bey's personal life. From revelations about her difficult pregnancy to a series of nitty-gritty production details, here are a few of the most fascinating secrets contained within the thrilling movie that gives fans everything they wanted.
Homecoming was conceived as a tribute to historically black colleges and universities. At the start of the film, Beyoncé explains that she was inspired by her Houston upbringing, visiting Texas H.B.C.U.s like Prairie View A&M University, and rehearsing at Texas Southern University.
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Posted in Tiny bit of Politics by Zouhair ABH on July 15, 2011
Jed Bartlet's favourite catchphrase applies fully to the post-referendum environment in Morocco. Both domestically and abroad, Makhzen authorities have reasserted their strength and mastery of the national political agenda. I will certainly have an opportunity to go back on more details regarding the turnout, its geographical distribution and how its significance is more important as a symbol than their intrinsic levels.
First off, let us have a look at the various feedbacks to our Basri-era phenomenal figure of 73.46% and:
Rabat – Le nombre des votants qui se sont prononcés en faveur du projet de nouvelle constitution a atteint 9.653.492, soit 98,50 pc, selon les résultats provisoires du référendum constitutionnel du vendredi, a indiqué, samedi, le ministre de l'Intérieur, M. Taieb cherqaoui. […] Selon les résultats provisoires du référendum tel que proclamés par les 39.969 bureaux de vote mis en place sur l'ensemble du territoire national, le nombre des inscrits a été de 13.451.404 électeurs, dont 9.881.922 votants, soit un taux de participation de 73,46 pc, a ajouté le ministre. (MAP Communiqué)
— Rabat. the total number of voters supporting the new draft constitution amounted to 9,653,492, i.e. 98.5% following provisional results from Referendum Day held on Friday. Interior Minister Taieb Cherqaoui announced on Saturday. […] provisional results are proclaimed accross the 39.969 polling stations spread across the nation. Total number of voters amounted to 13,451,404 among which 9,881,922 showed up, reaching a turnout of 73.46%
French foreign minister Alain Juppé supported the Referendum results in these terms:
"Selon les résultats partiels donnés par le Ministère de l'intérieur marocain, le pourcentage des votants qui se sont prononcés en faveur du projet de nouvelle constitution a été de 98,49 pour cent des personnes inscrites sur les listes électorales. Le nombre des votants s'est élevé à 9.228.020, soit un taux de participation de 72,65 pour cent.
Nous devons bien entendu attendre les chiffres définitifs, mais il apparait d'ores et déjà que le peuple marocain a pris une décision claire et historique. […] La révision de la constitution a été conduite à partir de consultations étendues, associant tous les partis politiques, les syndicats et une large palette de représentants de la société civile.
Nous saluons la forte participation du peuple marocain à ce référendum. Elle a donné lieu à des débats animés et substantiels, reflétés dans les médias et notamment sur internet.[…]La France se tient naturellement aux cotés du Maroc pour l'accompagner dans cette nouvelle ère et forme des vœux pour que la mise en œuvre de cette nouvelle constitution s'accompagne de nouveaux progrès et de nouvelles réussites."
As for the United States State Department, the language was equally praising and very supportive of the Referendum, but more cautious and overall non-committal to the whole process, indeed:
The United States welcomes Morocco's July 1 constitutional referendum. We support the Moroccan people and leaders in their efforts to strengthen the rule of law, raise human rights standards, promote good governance, and work toward long-term democratic reform that incorporates checks and balances. We look forward to the full implementation of the new constitution as a step toward the fulfilment of the aspirations and rights of all Moroccans.
Short, succinct and positively abstract. The State Department commits to nothing and keeps its options open.
Finally, the European Union press release doesn't deviate from the quasi-unanimous praises of our referendum:
"We welcome the positive outcome of the referendum on the new Constitution in Morocco and commend the peaceful and democratic spirit surrounding the vote," EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton and neighbourhood policy commissioner Stefan Fuele said in a joint statement. […]
"The reforms proposed in it constitute a significant response to the legitimate aspirations of the Moroccan people and are consistent with Morocco's Advanced Status with the EU," the said. "Now we encourage the swift and effective implementation of this reform agenda," the statement said.
[…] "The European Union is ready to fully support Morocco in this endeavour."
So in diplomatic terms, our significant partners are basically accepting the result, and this international support -some might consider it to be a blank check- makes the regime more secure and confirms its hegemony over the Moroccan political discourse.
"How on earth did they manage such a score?"
This is even more obvious domestically: even though charges of ballot-stuffing and incoherent figures tarnished the referendum's credibility, lambda Moroccans will not gainsay the result. The typical Moroccan voter (Male, Father of three children and living in a rural or sub-urban area) is more than likely to have voted for the constitution, not because what they would have read was interesting and appealing to their grievances, but because of multifarious factors: their social environment does not allow for criticism, individual decision-making or the use of Cartesian logics. Do I sound elitist and full of contempt? Perhaps I do. But the figures speak for themselves: the highest turnout figures were recorded in regions like Oued Ed-Dahab-Lagouira (92.19%) Guelmim-Es Smara (86.76%) Laâyoune-Boujdour-Sakia el Hamra (84.05%) and Doukkala-Abda (80.06%) All three regions are very tribal, and rely heavily on Makhzen administration for favours and other privileges, thus the higher outcome compared to national turnout. Conversely, low turnout in Casablanca and Rabat (respectively 57.17% and 72.39%) are thus because of its more individualistic, or shall we say more community-oriented settings, plus local administration has less leverage over its denizens, and so less likely to persuade them to vote (one way or the other).
The pro-democracy platform needs to pack up and look for new issues to campaign on, simply because the showdown that took place ever since February 20th is coming to an end, and not the movement's advantage. The referendum might have been fixed, perhaps there will never be a solid body of evidence to suggest a nation-wide ballot-stuffing, and the absence of impartial scrutiny has a lot to do with it -perhaps if the retained option was a No-vote instead of an all-out boycott, there would have been some civic control over referendum proceedings. Furthermore, and because of the comparatively few people who took to the streets last week and today only confirm Moroccan apathy -and implicit acceptance- towards the referendum results.
The whiff of fresh air brought by the Feb20 demonstrations into the hermetical Moroccan political house, it seems, is losing speed. The long overdue New Politics many of us have been awaiting is yet again postponed to an unspecified date. Subsequently, there is a need to turn the public's attention to more relevant issues: the national economy and the economics of national debt; the crumbling standards in public sector departments like Health and Education. More down to earth, issues that matter to the public are few and pressing: employment, standards of living and education for the future generations.
Paradoxically, these are the issues that explain the already existing and dangerously exacerbated social tensions between the haves and havenots. In between, our very own "squeezed middle" are the ones paying for these tensions, whether in demonstrations or just as a scapegoat for social resentment. I wish there was some sociological review of Feb20 prominent members; I would bet good money that many of these are of Middle-Class background, and those attacking them -the so-called "Baltagyas"- are from lower income and social classes. In any case, waging a political agenda does not seem to gather a lot of durable support, and that is why something else needs to be done.
Constitutional reforms can no longer be used as flag to rally dissatisfied individuals and communities. Rather, a more down-to-earth set of agenda focused on these immediate needs can win favours and support to build on more political and strategic grievances later on.
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Foo Fighters were noticeably absent from David Letterman's final run of shows as host of Late Show, and now we know why: they were saved for last. Dave Grohl and co. will serve as a surprise musical guest on the final episode of Late Show with David Letterman, which is set to air Wednesday night.
One of his all-time favorite bands, Letterman has welcomed the Foo's for countless performances over the years. The band made its TV debut on Letterman in August 1995 with a performance of "This Is A Call". In 2000, the returned to the Ed Sullivan Theatre to serve as the musical guest for Letterman's first show back after undergoing an emergency quintuple bypass surgery. That appearance saw the band rock out to "Everlong" and has gone down as one of the band's most legendary performances to date.
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More recently, Foo Fighters performed a week-long residency on Letterman in 2014, which culminated in a poignant rendition of "Miracle". Letterman introduced the song relaying a story about taking his four-year-old son skiing, which the ski instructor caught on video and soundtracked with "Miracle". "It's the second song of theirs that will always have great great meaning to me for the rest of my life," he explained.
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Walter Davidson was born on Sept. 30, 1876 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to William C. Davidson and his wife Margaret.
In his youth, Walter raced bicycles and often did his own repairs and maintenance in the family kitchen. In his teen years, he became a talented self-taught electrician, and knew how to make his own batteries. Possibly, his first paid job was working for an electrical contractor. Later, he learned a trade as a machinist working for the Milwaukee Railroad.
In 1903, he received a letter from his brother Arthur, who had teamed up with their longtime friend William Harley. They made it clear that Walter's machining experience would come in handy in completing a new motorcycle they were building. Walter quit his position and relocated back to Milwaukee.
Together, the three finished the first production motorcycles sold to the public. William Harley and Arthur Davidson later credited Walter with the actual building of the first production motorcycle. They worked first in a ten foot by fifteen-foot wooden shed. Within ten years, they had built a red brick factory site of over 300,000 square feet (where corporate headquarters remains today) and HDMC was already one of the largest motorcycle manufacturers in the world.
The founders incorporated Harley-Davidson on September 17, 1907 and named Walter the company's first President and General Manager. The remainder of his life would be spent with the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. Among his responsibilities was addressing the stockholders at the annual meeting to discuss successes as well as the challenges H-D faced. Those speeches and other written evidence indicate that Walter was a man with a direct and honest approach.
Walter Davidson quickly became a great motorcycle enthusiast and accomplished competition rider. His winning of the Federation of American Motorcyclists endurance run in the Catskill Mountains of New York in 1908 vaulted the name Harley-Davidson into the motorcycling world. Earning a perfect possible 1,000 points, Walter competed without any support from a repair crew.
As both an accomplished rider and machinist, Walter demanded the highest quality of the Motor Company's products. His service as a trustee of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company and as a director of the Milwaukee Gas Light Company was among his business accomplishments outside of Harley-Davidson. In a 1919 speech given to a local Rotary club, Walter stressed that "personal service is really the keynote of our [Harley-Davidson] organization, and that ... service has proven a good investment is evidenced by the fact that the company has been successful from the start."
According to his brother William, Walter gave disproportionately large amounts to charity and was a great believer in complete honesty. As with other founders of H-D he was known to visit with motorcyclists and other guests who stopped to visit the factory. His favorite past times included fishing and running the H-D™ bowling club, but he was never far from building motorcycles, even in his free time.
He died on Feb. 7, 1942, still serving as President. He was survived by his wife, Emma (who he married in 1910) and three sons, Gordon, Walter Jr. and Robert. To date, no one has served as President (or CEO) of Harley-Davidson for a longer tenure than Walter Davidson.
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The Wajir County government famously known to the residents as Shuluq has been faced with ups and downs but not limited to the positive side of the able leadership of governor Mohammed Abdi. One person known for the hard work always on the move to put the county on the positive spotlight is the chief officer for Water resources Development Mr Yussuf Dayib who remains ultimate guru in service delivery to the people of wajir county.
The youthful Chief Officer who has vast experience in Finance Management has been the favorite of the leadership for his efficient service delivery. Ever since he took office he has achieved so much in a short period he has served.
Top on his agenda is to realize to 78% water resource project that is expected to covers 30 wards in 6 sub counties.
So far the charismatic Chief Officer has managed to complete over 40 water boreholes in different wards across the six sub county. Under the leadership of Yussuf Dayib several rehabilitation of existing boreholes has been done including intel/Siltrap and fencing of water pans in several wards.
Yussuf Dayib has also successfully delivered more gen sets to sub counties and conducted hydro geological surveys to determine the quality of groundwater in all sub counties a move aimed at digging more water pan,boreholes and reducing water borne disease occasioned by seasonal rains.The department also enjoys the services of online rapid team that asses real time performance of boreholes to guarantee quality water to the community.
Yussuf Dayib is also actively engaged in planting of trees to realize 10% forest cover in the county in line with the President Uhuru Kenyatta's directives.
The department is credited with the lobbying for funds from the national government to commission Habaswein Water supply and ground mapping and Eldas Anole Water project that is set to benefit 45,000 households in both sub counties respectively.
Residents of wajir have been impressed by the service delivery from the Water Department so far under the short period of time however,some have questioned why the department budget allocation has been slashed from 900Million to 400Million when the leadership has proved beyond doubt it can do wonders.
Determining that water is a source of life specially to pastoralist community it is only fair the county government of wajir to invest heavily in this department.


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Speakers talked about the many hundreds of people killed by US unmanned drones in the wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan; also the use of drones over Iran and plans to use drones domestically in US skies.
of the men, women, and children they are bombing.
Womens International League For Peace and Freedom.


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The Sierra Nevada landscape is one of the study zones of MEMOLA project. This landscape comprises a number of geographic, environmental and historical characteristics that make it unique, allowing a conglomerate of different studies from different backgrounds to work in cooperative teaming. In our particular case, this project offers the chance to unite distinct disciplines with the goal of achieving a wide study in a four-year period, attempting to provide answers to a great number of questions.
There are many clues regarding the presence of human populations since prehistoric times in the Sierra Nevada foothills, especially Argaric societies from the Bronze Age. The evidence is linked to the exploitation of metallic mineral present in the crystalline massif -which is the main component of the mountain system. There are numerous deposits of this age, particularly in the northern slope, whose orography is simpler -due to the presence of the plateau- and it has been intensely prospected.
The romanization of the territory will mark an important transformation in terms of land and resources utilization. Mining activities will decrease until almost disappear during the Imperial times, in favour of other zones of Hispania, much more productive and strategic. In the Northern slope it is well documented (although still on a superficial level) the abandonment of exploitation and the transformation of the Iberian Peninsula. In its place numerous small dwellings will appear, scattered throughout the plateau, linked to the centuriation and creation of a Roman colony in the current city of Guadix. In mountain range is hard to find remains from this period, which does not necessarily mean there was not a forest or pasture land utilization linked to an extensive exploitation which would have to combine agricultural activities with cattle farming. This fact is particularly significant in the southern slope, where the Roman remains are surprisingly scarce so far, and are always concentrated in lower lands, by example in the proximity of Guadalfeo river banks, taking advantage of flat areas such as Órgiva.
However, in all Sierra Nevada there are numerous pre-Islamic toponyms which are from obvious Latin origin. Among them there are many of the current villages whose names end with the suffix "-eira", such as Poqueira, Capileira, Pampaneira, Ferreira or Lanteira. Popular tradition has thought of them as consequence of the Castilian repopulation with settlers of Galician origin during 16th century. We know this is not true, among other reasons, because those names existed already during the Andalusian period. They are the result of a previous castilianization and arabization of late vulgar latin, therefore its coincidence with other Romanic languages like the Galician or Portuguese. Its abundance, together with many other toponyms and microtoponyms with the same roots, provides us with evidence of an early "mountain range assault" during a late-antique epoch.
In the context of the dissolution of the Roman structures, the occupation of the mountain range will become common throughout these zones which were unoccupied before (although not necessarily unexploited). This occupation that qualifies as the result of a population flight is linked not only to the social transformation that took place during this period, but also to changes in ways of exploitation of the environment and its resources.
The transformation of the environment will take place doubtlessly with the Arab- Berber conquest in 711. A new era will open, marked by a very different form of territory and resource management, based on the intensification of agricultural production through the extension of hydraulic systems, the introduction of new crops, new systems of mountain aquifer recharge and new strategies of community land and resources management. Among them, the most important will be water. But, as we said before, the result will be a complex exploitation system which will radically transform the mountain range and the peasant lifestyle known until that moment. It will probably be a long process, of several generations, not only due to the enormous scale of the task and energy employed, but also, because of the difficulties of the integration of pre-existent communities in the mountain massif.
We have proof of the settlement of numerous tribal groups of Qaysi and Yemeni origin. With all certainty there were Berbers which have not left track. The revolts of the 9th century mentioned earlier provide us the picture of a populated territory, where different social groups cohabit more or less pacifically.
During the 10th century this integration process is completely conformed, not only from a political viewpoint, with the final victory of the Omeyan state, but also from the social and territorial viewpoint. Its main expression will be the consolidation of organized territories starting from the alquerías, i.e. from rural communities managing a territory and constituting taxing units besides being settlements.
The study of Landscape Archaeology -carried out in the framework of the Project MEMOLA in Sierra Nevada consists, fundamentally, in the implementation of hydraulic prospection, archaeological excavation and superficial prospection. The Sierra Nevada irrigation systems -built during the Andalusian epoch- are kept working nowadays with continuity. The social organization of the irrigation, -as well as the distribution of water in the landscape (using gravity to keep the water flowing towards zones of intensive agriculture) - is equally kept unadulterated since its creation. This opens to us the possibility to know the landscape organization during medieval times. From the starting point of this knowledge, and thanks to the support of the disciplines teaming up within MEMOLA (agronomy, hydrology, botany, ecology), we will attempt to reconstruct the evolution of this landscape. With all this information, the project MEMOLA intends to provide the necessary data to establish efficient actions that will secure the sustainability of the natural-anthropized landscape in Sierra Nevada.


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