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Alabama's loss to LSU could mark the end of a dynasty
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Alabama's loss to LSU could mark the end of a college football dynasty
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Ivan MaiselESPN Senior Writer
Senior college football writer
Six-time FWAA award winner
Graduate of Stanford University
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Watching No. 3 Alabama do its best imitation of Arkansas in the first half Saturday against No. 2 LSU, the thought occurred that nothing lasts forever.
Watching Crimson Tide quarterback Tua Tagovailoa give away the ball twice, watching punter Ty Perine go stonehanded on a snap at midfield, watching Trevon Diggs' interception negated because the little something extra that the Tide defense deployed was a 12th man, Alabama looked as if it had contracted a sudden case of Razorback flu.
You couldn't be sure which torch was being passed: the SEC West, the entire SEC, or all of the FBS, but that torch felt like one more thing that Alabama decided to give away in front of 101,821 fans at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
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Overreaction? Don't forget: The last time the Alabama program played a top-five team, last January, the Tide was humiliated 44-16 by Clemson. In eight games this season, Alabama played only one ranked opponent, a Texas A&M team with a No. 24 ranking that proved to be, at best, optimistic.
Often, the end of a dynasty is seen only in hindsight. But when Alabama allowed LSU to score two touchdowns in the final 26 seconds of the first half and take a 33-13 lead into the half, there was nothing subtle to discern. The stately Saban manor on Playoff Boulevard looked like a fixer-upper purchased by those Gen X Orgerons.
That must have been what the LSU head coach meant when he gathered his players at midfield after the 46-41 victory that snapped Alabama's 31-game home winning streak. "This is our house from now on!" Ed Orgeron shouted.
Tame, of course, compared to what we saw via livestream from the locker room. If the College Football Playoff Committee decides to match LSU and Alabama in a semifinal, Orgeron might wish his exuberance had not outkicked his reason, but, hey, the Tigers couldn't act like they'd been there before: they beat the Tide for the first time in eight years. So cut Orgeron a big serving of slack.
An exuberant Ed Orgeron shouted, "This is our house from now on!" on the field at Bryant-Denny stadium. Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images
As it turned out, Alabama deserves a more equitable assessment as well. The Tide settled down at halftime, returned to the field and played the quality of football that we've grown accustomed to seeing in Bryant-Denny for the past 12 seasons. That showed that the Crimson Tide hadn't chucked its playoff dreams for a spot in the Liberty Bowl just yet.
Nick Saban made a pass at trying to explain how his team self-destructed.
"We seemed to be a little out of sorts in the first half," Saban said after the game, "which, I'm responsible for the mindset of our team, so obviously I didn't get that done with them."
It is certainly true that LSU faced an Alabama team with one ankle tied behind its back. All credit to Tagovailoa for playing somewhere south of 100 percent physically. But the mistakes Tagovailoa made in the first half had nothing to do with any lack of agility he developed over the last three weeks.
In his first game back after throwing an interception into the Tennessee end zone, on the opening possession, Tagovailoa dropped the ball and lost it inside the LSU 5. He dropped it because he carried it like a loaf of bread in his left hand, far from the snug spot between arm and body recommended by Pop Warner coaches.
"Once we turned the ball over in the red zone, inside the 5, that kind of killed the spirit," wide receiver Henry Ruggs III said.
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And in the final seconds of the first half, deep in his own territory, Tagovailoa threw an interception that LSU quickly converted into a touchdown.
"We came out really strong, and then had those couple of turnovers," right tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. said. "It just kind of like, killed the vibe. We started putting our heads down. You can't do that in a game like this."
There are two points to make:
One, LSU is very good. Unless Joe Burrow gets hit by a bus, he likely won the Heisman Trophy on Saturday. The Tigers' last three opponents -- Ole Miss, Arkansas, and Texas A&M -- have a combined SEC record of 5-12.
Burrow completed 31 of 39 passes for 393 yards and three touchdowns, slicing up an Alabama defense that played an uncharacteristic amount of zone pass defense. In an era when traditional powers have chosen the most untraditional path of starting freshman quarterbacks, Burrow has spent the season reminding everyone of the value of a talented fifth-year quarterback.
Burrow is making LSU look old-school, a team on which veteran players use their experience to dominate the big moments. Remember that? Experience has gone out of style in an era when the best players leave after their third season (one-and-done, meet three-and-flee), no matter how Kedon Slovis or Bo Nix change the national attitude about freshmen quarterbacks. An Alabama defense beset by injuries early in the season turned to youth, and Burrow had his way with them. Alabama gave up its most points in 13 seasons under Saban, the most points it has given up in regulation in 90 years in Bryant-Denny Stadium.
LSU's Lloyd Cushenberry III celebrates the Tigers' win over Alabama. Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images
"They really fought hard to get back in the game," Saban said of his players, "and actually got themselves back in the game, but we couldn't get a stop on defense when we needed to."
Two, generations of successful coaches who retire, from Ara Parseghian and Darrell Royal in the '70s to Lou Holtz in more modern times, say that the more you win, the more that winning isn't enough. It becomes mere relief that you didn't lose. The pressure within the Alabama football facility to continue the historic level of success under Saban is enormous.
If Alabama finishes 11-1, the Tide can make the case that they lost only to No. 2 LSU and that they lost with their best player at less than full speed. The problem for the Tide is that the loss to LSU will be Alabama's worthiest credential. Unless Alabama gets a lot of help, it will miss the playoff for the first time in five years. That is no crime, at least outside of Tuscaloosa County. But it also will mark the first time in five years that Alabama will go consecutive seasons without winning the national championship.
No one is crying tears for the Crimson Tide. It's more likely that the loss to LSU brought smiles in 49-and-a-half states. Alabama took a step backward against Clemson last January. The Tide took another step backward against LSU on Saturday. It may be no more than the natural order of college football, an order that Saban has defied for this entire decade.
Just remember that nothing lasts forever.


Homemade Disinfecting Wipes – If you love Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, you're going to love this DIY version! Affordable enough to keep a container in every room of your house!
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I've been fighting a cold this week. . .again. I just had one a few weeks ago. I've been traveling more than usual for work as of late, so I'm attributing it to being outside of my "bubble" a bit too much.?Colds are such a drag, let me tell you. I've been feeling kind of miserable, but I have no other choice than to just push through.
I will admit that I'm a bit of a germaphobe, so I'm usually overly prepared for cold and flu season. I'm also a huge fan of Clorox Disinfecting Wipes. I use them to wipe down our bathrooms on a daily basis – and when someone in the family is sick, I use them to wipe down door handles, countertops, chairs and everything else you can think of.
If you are as big of fan as I am, you're going to be elated to hear that you can make your own wipes RIGHT AT HOME. That's right! Today, I'm sharing an easy recipe for Homemade Disinfecting Wipes. The recipe uses ingredients that most of us already have right in our homes, making these wipes a very affordable option – affordable enough to place a container in every room of your house!
The rubbing alcohol is a key ingredient and any Isopropyl solution between 60% and 90% alcohol acts quickly on bacteria, fungi, and viruses.
I also like to use an antibacterial dishwashing liquid like Palmolive. It eliminates 99.9% of e. Coli, salmonella and staph in seconds and I really like its fresh, citrus smell.
In my opinion, they're the easiest option.
I choose not to launder the wipes after I use them.
I still purchase baby wipes even though my kids are in elementary school.
I'm pretty sure I've had this container for at least 6-7 years. If you decide to go the baby wipes route, the solution works on moist or dry wipes.
Because I always have a few containers around the house AND one in the car, there's usually one container that dries out before the others, so I tend to make that tub into disinfecting wipes.
All you need to do is combine the three ingredients together. . .
And pour it on top of the wipes.
If you decide to use rags, washcloths or thicker cloths as your wipes, they may be more absorbent and you may need more solution. Feel free to double the recipe.
Once the wipes have had a chance to soak up the solution, they're ready to use!
Where to Use Your Disinfecting Wipes?
These wipes are great at cleaning countertops in the bathroom and kitchen. You can also use them for doorknobs, sinks, faucets and toilets to kill germs, as well as on phones and remotes.
Just think about all of things in your home that get handled a lot. I have also used them successfully on my walls and tile floors.
This cold and flu season, be prepared, and have several containers of homemade disinfecting wipes ready to go.
As I continue fighting off this cold, I'll be using mine regularly to ensure the rest of my family stays healthy and congestion free!
And please, don't forget to leave a comment if you have other ideas on where or how these wipes can be used. We all benefit when we share our knowledge!
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The Inky Awards: how to vote for the best YA books of the Year
Tuesday 13 September 2016, 12:57 PM (AEST)
The Inky Awards are Australia's top teen-choice YA book awards. Find out how to get involved, and vote for this year's awards by 18 September.
The Inky Awards recognise high-quality young adult literature (YA), with the longlist and shortlist selected by young adults, and the winners voted for online by the teen readers of Inside a Dog.
The Inky have two categories: the Gold Inky Award for an Australian book and the Silver Inky Award for an international book.
Previous winners include John Green, Gabrielle Tozer, James Roy, Simmone Howell, James Moloney, Suzanne Collins, Will Kostakis and Maggie Stiefvater.
Voting is open to anyone aged 12–20 and casting a vote puts you in the running to win all 20 books on the longlist!
Visit the Inside a Dog before 5pm on 18 September to vote for your favourite book!
How the awards work
The Inky Awards are for fictional novels, poetry, anthologies and/or graphic novels first made available to the Australian public during the previous calendar year. The books have to be readily available to Australian young adults in printed form, in schools, bookshops and public libraries.
Eligible books are submitted for consideration via a nomination form on InsideaDog.com.au and the Centre for Youth Literature Teen Alumni then select a longlist of 10 Australian books and 10 international books.
This longlist is read by a panel of teenage judges, who whittle the list down to a shortlist of ten books (five Australian, five international).
The longlisted and shortlisted books are selected on the basis of their originality, quality, readability, voice, character and age-appropriateness, and not by their popularity or their "message".
The shortlist is published on Inside a Dog and anyone aged 12–20 can vote for their favourite book. The Australian book with the most votes receives the Gold Inky Award and a cash prize, and the international book with the most votes wins the Silver Inky Award.
Check the website for full eligibility details.
Get involved with books and reading
The Centre for Youth Literature has an Inky Awards Ambassador Program, which invites schools to become hubs for community teen engagement for the Awards and reading.
This year's Ambassador Schools chose teen committees to design and deliver a series of events that celebrate the Inky Awards. Teens also encouraged other young people in their communities to get involved with reading and the Awards.
The Ambassador Program gives students an opportunity to feel a sense of pride from creating a local reading community, where books and ideas are enthusiastically discussed between peers.
The Centre for Youth Literature also has a series of free Resource Toolkits designed to help teachers incorporate the Inky Awards in their classrooms. The Library and Teacher Toolkits suggest ways to give young readers a sense of ownership over their library or classroom space, and to start using it as a hub for like-minded booklovers.
Suggestions in the kits are not curriculum based, but focus on group or community driven activities that spark conversations and debates around books and reading, such as reading lunchtimes, reading challenges, blind book dating and shadow judging.
Vote now for your favourite book and win!
Vote for your favourite books on the Gold and Silver Inky Award Shortlists and you could win all 20 books on the 2016 Inky Awards longlist! The prize will be randomly drawn at the State Library Victoria on 19 September 2016.
The book with the most votes in each category (Gold and Silver) will win the 2016 award. Voting closes on Sunday 18 September at 5pm (AEST).
The victors will be announced at the State Library Victoria on 4 October.

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EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) _ Scientists who investigate such mysteries as psychic spoon-bending, mind- reading and things that go bump in the night wound up an international conference Saturday saying there's something out there, but they aren't sure what.
″There is now enough information from research to suggest that some odd things do happen, but there's no cohesive theory as to why and how they happen,″ said American Professor Robert L. Morris of Edinburgh University.
″We don't know what the outcome of the many investigations will be and if it turns out that psychic phenomena are merely the application of known physics and biology, and can be explained in ordinary terms, well, that's fine,″ he said.
Morris, formerly of Syracuse University, New York, joined 140 other scientists in the field to discuss their work, in Edinburgh at the five-day, 30th annual conference of the Parapsychological Association.
A note of caution about believing fantastic stories was sounded by Dr. John Beloff, a retired Edinburgh University psychologist who organized the meeting with Morris.
″I consider that excessive credulity does far more harm than excessive incredulity,″ said Beloff.
In his address on the credibility of psychic claims, Beloff said there were fewer cases around of alleged psychic activity than there used to be.
But from time to time, there were amazing claims, Beloff said. ″Our ancestors called them miracles or witchcraft but modern researchers should adopt a neutral term such as 'extreme phenomena,‴ he said.
If such extreme phenomena exist, it is intellectually dishonest as well as cowardly to discount them, Beloff said.
Morris said investigators of the paranormal have a handy short name for the apparently inexplicable. They call it psi, which rhymes with sigh.
Psi covers extrasensory perception or ESP, which is knowing things you couldn't have known by the usual means, like sensing the death of a relative at the moment of death, or dreaming of a plane crash that happens next day.
″I know of an Edinbrugh woman who left her work suddenly because she felt something was wrong at home and on arriving there she found one of her children had been sent home from school ill,″ Morris said.
The power of mind over matter, like spoon-bending or rolling a string of winning combinations with dice by apparent will-power, is called psychokinesis or PK.
In a PK case cited by Alok Saklani of Garwhal University in Srinagar, India, a Himalayan shaman or faith-healer persuaded one group of wheat seeds to germinate more abundantly than another group, seemingly by concentrating her thoughts on them, and under test conditions.
″Parapsychology is totally unrewarding financially, so we can't attract enough of the most brilliant young men and women,″ McConnell said.


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County accepts $1 million bid for MSWIN radios
By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
Neshoba County will complete its switch to the MSWIN radio system later this year.
The Neshoba County Board of Supervisors accepted a $1,068,060 bid for ComSouth to purchase 394 MSWIN radios and complete the infrastructure for the new system. During Monday's board meeting, supervisors voted to use a portion of federal American Rescue Plan Act money to pay for it.
The Neshoba County Sheriff's Department, the Philadelphia Police Department and Fire Department have already transitioned to the MSWIN radio system.
"This will transition all of the volunteer fire departments, Emergency Management, the Road Department and other county entities to MSWIN," said Jeff Mayo, county administrator. "We will be totally away from the old VHS system we have been on and totally on the state system."
The MSWIN radio system allows law enforcement and emergency workers to communicate directly with their state counterparts.
The county is awaiting approval from the state Wireless Communication Commission before moving forward. Mayo said he hopes the project will be completed by late summer.
"The bid time is up to 180 days when they receive the purchase order. We will have to get the wireless commission's approval first," Mayo said.
The county is expecting to get $5.6 million from the ARPA. Of that, $250,000 has been planned for road improvements. The remainder, officials said, will be used for heating, ventilation and air conditioning at the Neshoba County Coliseum and touchless fixtures at the county courthouse.
In other matters, supervisors voted to:
• Approve the quarterly budget allocation for the Sheriff's Department (381,471), the jail ($381,472( and the tax collector/assessor's office ($118,949).
• Accept The Citizens Bank's bid to serve as the county depository for the next two years.
• Accept Scotty Vowell's bid for metal recycling services for the next years.
• Approve the closing of County Road 2216.
• Approve the renewal of the ESRI ArcGIS Software Maintenance contract at the cost of $404.
• Approve inventory removal of old equipment for the tax assessors' and circuit clerk's offices.
• Approve a 16th Section Residential Lease for Jerry Calloway, Lee Calloway Stewart and Terrius Boyd at Township 11 North, Range 13 East.
• Approve the employees' payroll ending Dec. 27 and totaling $194,656.
• Approve the elected officials' payroll ending Jan. 1 and totaling $35,540.
• Approve the out-of-order claims and the claims docket. Supervisors accepted the purchase clerk's report.
• Rehired Wade White as the board attorney and Marty Crowder of Crowder Engineering and Surveying as county engineer for the year 2022.
• Accepted the $600,000 CDBG grant to be used for the Neshoba County Hospital/Nursing Home's $3.1 million renovation project. Bids are expected to be sought and work is expected to begin later this year.
• Approve a motion declaring Jan. 17 as Robert E, Lee/Martin Luther King holiday.
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Active Energy changed mind on pellet plant destination in November
Stephen Roberts (stephen.roberts@northernpen.ca)
Published: Jan 09 at 3:14 p.m.
Updated: Jan 10 at 10:32 a.m.
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Company changed location from St. Anthony to Hawke's Bay after advice from government employee
GREAT NORTHERN PENINSULA, N.L.
St. Anthony was once Active Energy Group's (AEG) chosen destination for a pellet plant now planned for Hawke's Bay.
The Northern Pen has obtained government emails and memos, via an access to information request, including a Department of Fisheries and Land Resources internal direction/decision note dated Oct. 29. It recommends the department establish a pellet plant in St. Anthony.
The directive adds that the AEG's product, CoalSwitch black wood pellets, would be exported "to Poland through the local port."
However, in late November, just a few weeks after the Oct. 29 note was issued, the company and the province announced the plant would be located in Hawke's Bay with shipping to take place from that area.
Richard Spinks, managing director for Timberlands International (Newfoundland and Labrador), a subsidiary of AEG, that has been granted the permits, appears to have reconsidered the location after a meeting with government officials on or around Oct. 31, 2018.
George Gibbons, district manager for Forestry areas 17 and 18, in an Oct. 31 email to Eric Young, director of Forest Engineering and Industry Services, indicated he (Gibbons) had just met with Spinks to discuss the location of a "new facility".
"I feel the meeting was positive and I know (Spinks) now has a better idea of where the resource is located," Gibbons wrote. "I told him that if constructing a new facility that it was better to centralize to his existing wood supply. I gave him a maps for couple of locations on the western side of the peninsula and told him to visit port facilities in Port Saunders and Port au Choix. He certainly has an appreciation of why and how individuals in the Tri-Town area must be tied to this project if it proceeds."
The Tri-Town area is comprised of Port Saunders, Port au Choix and Hawke's Bay.
The meeting between Spinks and Gibbons would have been held just a day after Spinks met with the St. Anthony and Area Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 30.
During the chamber of commerce meeting, Spinks implied shipping would be conducted from the St. Anthony port.
On Nov. 4, Spinks emailed Young expressing that changes would, "significantly improve the financial and logistical/operations feasibility of the (districts) 17/18 project."
Spinks continues, "In addition the proposal would reduce 'political risk' at the local GNP level with communities in (district) 17 being included now rather than feeling excluded, which I feel is a significant improvement."
Just a few days later, on Nov. 7, a revised recommendation was issued, stating the plant should be established in Hawke's Bay.
The emails and direction note confirmed St. Anthony Mayor Desmond McDonald's suspicions that the company's plans had changed in the month prior to the announcement.
"The decision is made now so there's no point in kicking a dead dog now," he told The Northern Pen. "But it's disappointing. Somebody obviously pulled some weight to get this to go a different direction.
"We're still happy there's development on the Northern Peninsula, but I just wish that the process was a little more transparent."
Spinks told The Northern Pen in December that Hawke's Bay was chosen due to its adjacency to most of the forestry product.
The company's annual allowable cut will be 100,000 cubic metres, with 65,000 permitted for forestry management area 17. The other 35,000 is permitted for area 18.
In other words, 65 per cent of the company's timber permits are in area 17 where Hawke's Bay is located.
St. Anthony is located several kilometres outside of area 17.
stephen.roberts@northernpen.ca
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Recognizing the importance of providing a wide variety of devices to fit the needs of families with children, Sprint and ZTE Corporation have announced the upcoming availability of ZTE Fury, a family-friendly Android-powered device.
Beginning March 11, the full-featured Android-based ZTE Fury will be available for just $19.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate via reward card and a new two-year service agreement (excludes taxes and surcharges) in all Sprint retail channels including www.sprint.com.
The value-priced ZTE Fury comes equipped with all the apps and functionality busy parents and their children want, including a 3.5-inch capacitive display, 5 MP camera with LED flash and 3G hotspot capabilities.
Sprint Family Locator: Allows parents to quickly and easily locate their family members on an interactive map and to set up "safety checks" to ensure their children make it to school safely and on time. Sprint Family Locator costs $5 per month to locate up to four phones.
Sprint Mobile Controls: Gives parents the opportunity to clearly understand their child's talk, text and app use habits. The app gives parents the ability to lock their child's phone on-demand or to schedule locks – like during dinner, during school or late at night, and to browse their child's contacts and apps downloaded to the phone. Sprint Mobile Controls is available on all Sprint CDMA Android-powered smartphones for $4.99 per month, per line.
Sprint Drive First: An app from Sprint that automatically locks the phone when traveling more than 10 MPH and unlocks when the car has stopped driving. The app directs incoming calls to voicemail and silences distracting alerts while driving. Sprint Drive First is available on all Sprint CDMA Android-powered smartphones for $2 per month, per line.


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Q: Installing Xamarin for Visual Studio totally offline I want to develop Android apps using C# with Xamarin in Visual Studio.
However, they provide an installer which will download required files only. How can I download a full offline (incl. its requirements) installer?
I have the following software already installed:
- Java  8u101
- Java SE Development Kit 8u91
- .NET Framework 4.6 with SDK
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express (I don't know if Xamarin will work with this - please let me know)
- Android SDK (installed earlier for Android Studio)
If you know where I can download an offline installer for Xamarin.Android, please let me know. I cannot download through the Universal Installer since I have a poor connection.
I apologize if I have posted in the wrong place.
Thank you
Update: i have VS 2015 ENTERPRISE EDITION

A: If you log in to your Xamarin account page and go to the downloads section [1].
You'll be able to get everything you need for an offline install if you click the "Show all versions" link underneath the large blue button.
Grab the Xamarin.iOS or Xamarin.Android Windows installer (they're the same thing) - that's it!
Seeing as you need Visual Studio 2015 (as you have 2010 and Xamarin is not compatible with 2010 anymore), you can also grab a copy of the VS 2015 Community ISO [2].
[1] https://store.xamarin.com/account/my/subscription/downloads
[2] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48146

A: If You want to install it by Visual Studio installer:
Try download it manually. View file Catalog.json at installation root. Find string containing "Xamarin.VisualStudio":
{"id":"Xamarin.VisualStudio","version":"4.6.3.4","type":"Vsix","payloads":[{"fileName":"Xamarin.VisualStudio.vsix","sha256":"c082f47bc00da4420cd1e90f167ad4285688b5c5df1d115c5dda1f1ec2aa1ffb","size":492545242,"url":"https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/11327837/d68d54e233c956ff79799fdf63753c54/Xamarin.VisualStudio.vsix"}],"vsixId":"Xamarin.VisualStudio",
here
4.6.3.4 - version of Xamarin;
https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/11327837/d68d54e233c956ff79799fdf63753c54/Xamarin.VisualStudio.vsix - try download this file, then check file size and checksum, here sha256.
If all ok, change file name to "Xamarin.VisualStudio.vsix" and put it to folder at root of instalation, and name it using id and version, here :
Xamarin.VisualStudio,version=4.6.3.4

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*Please check here
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/quick-start-tutorial-manual-or-quick-way-of-xamarin-and-simulator-installation/

*No Idea Microsoft Visual studio 2010 express is support Instead of use
Visual Studio Community 2015 its free

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It's possible to suppose that all form, whether it be the planet earth, plants, animals, the stars – everything – is constructed of energy. Einstein proclaimed this in their famous equation: energy equals mass times the square from the speed associated with. And all this energy is vibrating particularly patterns – that's why rose seems like a rose, instead of a caterpillar – the rose, like all other thing we could sense, includes a unique vibration. Vibrational medicine utilizes a proven fact that you, personally, use a unique vibration. The body, your opinions as well as your feelings have unique vibrations. And also the most healthy expression of this vibration may be somewhat different than your existing state. AND, your vibration might be influenced by other vibrations.
Now lets suppose that we as humans will also be composed of, at some level, vibrational energy. When we take video step further, it's possible to imagine that our soul or spirit or whatever term you'd like to use here, includes a vibration or etheric pattern of the own. Your 'soul pattern' includes your emotional makeup, and yes it directly influences your actions, choices, and perceptions of the world, both over a material along with a spiritual level.
It happens, as Dr. Edward Bach discovered from the 1930's, that flower essences can transform our personal etheric patterns. The vibrational imprint of your flower, prepared in water, can directly effect our personal energetic makeup inside a positive way. In the event you suppose every emotion has a particular vibration, you may also imagine that vibration being affected or 'tuned' through the introduction of one other vibration – exactly what a flower essence.
We'll make clear example of using among Dr. Bach's original flower essences, Impatiens. You can think of being 'impatient' as being a bit 'high strung', where absolutely nothing is happening quick enough, with an overall a sense anxiety. This is thought of as a certain vibration usual to many individuals from the human species, and it will even be often considered as not particularly pleasant or useful – a 'stress' one might choose to alter or release. By subtracting the Impatiens flower essence, the vibration with the flower synergistically alters a certain vibration of the baby, providing a noticeable calming action for many people.
The use of the word 'synergistically' the following is important: many experts have found that each flower essence affects certain 'soul patterns' instead of others. As an example, if you're obviously, a patient person, you are likely to not going be affected by Impatiens flower essence. This really is among the numerous beauties of flower essence therapy – they are completely safe for anybody to adopt. An incorrectly chosen flower essence may bring about no effect in any way; there isn't any 'side effects' to be spoken of.
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Q: Как взять данные обьекта полученные динамически и отобразить их как текст? Работаю на данный момент с google-analytics при запросе он динамический отправляет мне ответ.Если не ошибаюсь это JSON файл
Вот здесь можете посмотреть на код с которым я работаю я проста скачал весь html и изменил там только ID клиента и добавил  "dimensions":"ga:country" после этого кода "metrics":"ga:users", и вот при обновлении страницы он выдает мне обьект при котором выводится сколько людей зашли на сайт и из какого региона .
Но тут загвоздка в том что он дает мне код а мне надо взять с этого кода определенные обьекты и их свойства и показать их на странице как нормальный текст.
Вот код который google-analytics api мне возвращает
{
  "kind": "analytics#gaData",
  "id": "тут мой ID",
  "query": {
    "start-date": "30daysAgo", //30 дневная статистика
    "end-date": "today", //последная дата сегодня
    "ids": "ga:172427234",
    "dimensions": "ga:country", //регионы
    "metrics": [
      "ga:users" //user-ы
    ],
    "start-index": 1,
    "max-results": 1000
  },
  "itemsPerPage": 1000,
  "totalResults": 7,
  "selfLink": "тут ссылка какая то",
  "profileInfo": {
    "profileId": "172427234",
    "accountId": "116539423",
    "webPropertyId": "UA-116539423-1",
    "internalWebPropertyId": "172991088",
    "profileName": "Все данные по веб-сайту",
    "tableId": "ga:172427234"
  },
  "containsSampledData": false,
  "columnHeaders": [
    {
      "name": "ga:country",
      "columnType": "DIMENSION",
      "dataType": "STRING"
    },
    {
      "name": "ga:users",
      "columnType": "METRIC",
      "dataType": "INTEGER"
    }
  ],
  "totalsForAllResults": {
    "ga:users": "43523" //все user-ы которые зашли на сайт
  },
  "rows": [ // регионы из которых зашли на сайт и сколько  user-а зашел с каждого региона
    [
      "Dubai",
      "28961"
    ],
    [
      "Germany",
      "1400"
    ],
    [
      "Netherlands",
      "111"
    ],
    [
      "Poland",
      "10"
    ],
    [
      "Russia",
      "1021"
    ],
    [
      "Ukraine",
      "28"
    ],
    [
      "United States",
      "11992"
    ]
  ]
}

С этого кода мне надо извлечь из обьекта "totalsForAllResults": значение свойства "ga:users": то есть число который он выдает 43523 или любое другое число
Также имя каждой страны и число пользователей (одним словом все свойства находящийся в массиве row )
Очень прошу помогите.

A: Если представить, что response - результат запроса.
const r = JSON.parse(response);
const needed = r.totalsForAllResults['ga:users'];


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Enrique Alvarez y su Charanga Latina, A quarter century making great music
By Mercy Ramos, Photos: Courtesy of Enrique Álvarez, AME PRODUCCIONES and KMINANDO STUDIOS
For fans of Cuban popular music, La Charanga Latina is a symbol in itself. Over the twenty-six years since the band was formed it has been the audience's favourite.
"You cannot talk about Charanga Latina without mentioning its founder and director Enrique Álvarez, who with his vast experience managed to create the group that today enjoys the huge popularity and success that it does, not only in Cuba but around the world."
So says Lázaro Enrique Álvarez, the group's musical director and son of the group's front man.
In an exclusive interview with CubaPlus, Lázaro Enrique explained how the group had passed through various stages as it has sought to perfect its work. First in 1995 the brass section was added to the orchestra, and later from 2013 its image was revamped to extend its popularity to a younger audience
As he tells it, that was when the song Mami aquí no hay na was recorded, marking the beginning of La Charanga's newest chapter.
"That one we recorded with Randy Malcon, from [reggaeton group] Gente d' Zona, and it was a hit with the public."
"La Charanga Latina has recorded around thirteen albums, among them Mira como vengo that was a great success, and at the moment we're promoting our record Más fuerte with some very popular tracks," he says.
"We've just released the video for El duro which is part of a DVD called La súper explosiva that we recorded live at [Havana's] Karl Marx theatre with various outstanding musicians and singers, including Haila María Mompié and Alain Daniel."
Currently the group is immersed in a Quebec-Cuba cultural project organized by Canadian company Les Productions Québec-Cuba Inc. and Cuba's Empresa de Grabaciones y Ediciones Musicales (EGREM). As part of the project, La Charanga Latina will be playing various concerts in Quebec next August with Canadian singer Etienne Drapeau who sings Latin music in Spanish. In October there will also be a series of shows in Holguín, Varadero and Havana.
"I think this project will be something really nice and very positive, with Etienne who's a great Latin pop singer. It'll be a great experience for us," says Lázaro Enrique.
Talking about other work the group has planned for this year, he said in July they will be playing different cities across Europe including Spain, Italy, Germany, France and Switzerland. "Once we're back from Quebec, we're off to Mexico and the USA at the end of September, where we'll be playing eight concerts. Then in October we're back here playing the concerts with Etienne, then we'll be doing a nationwide tour."
"Our main project is to keep expanding our fan base. That's why we're working so hard on our next album, we're recording the tracks and hoping La Charanga Latina keeps getting stronger."
The Drum Festival returns to the Cuban scene
Manolito Simonet. "When I write a song, the first thing I want is for Cuba to dance"
By Ferval


Take a walk in the woods with the Forest Floor Damask stencil from the Bonnie Christine Stencil Collection. This versatile stencil pattern can be repeated to create an allover wall damask design OR use it on the diagonal and repeat in a checkerboard pattern for a wall or floor stencil project. We show this second option combined with the Fly Away With Me Wall Stencil.


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I'd like to relay the thanks of the conference presenters, attendees, and organizers. Your time and effort helped colleagues from around the world connect and discuss a topic that is important to all of us--libraries! We had a very successful conference and you helped make it happen.
During the conference, I worked in my home office. I had several computers nearby and each one was logged into a different session each hour. I could hear the voices from discussions that focused on so many different areas of our profession. I couldn't focus on all of them at once, of course, but I reflected on what a great opportunity for global learning this conference provides - and how you helped to facilitate it.
I hope you'll return next year and will encourage colleagues to do so, too. Thank you for your time, energy, and willingness to participate.
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Grotto Gallery and The Gardens, Royal Alcazar of Seville
Grotto Gallery located between the large and small royal garden, this route can overlook the landscape and layout of the garden, making it easy to understand the structure of the royal garden. Designed by Vermondo Resta, this work is the result of the transformation of the old Almohad wall in a gallery lined up with grotta work (grutesco) and Renaissance paintings. A structure that, according to the tastes of the time, permits a broader perception of the gardens; without denying the most intimate experience inherited from the Islamic period. Thus, the path on the treetops allows to rebuild synthetically t the different gardens that make up the Alcázar of Seville. A heterogeneous conglomeration of styles where, as stated Murube, a pattern and common beauty seems to put it all together.
Behind the Mercury pond there is a 160-meter-long wall that runs in a northwest-southeast direction through the gardens and that compartmentalizes the green area into two distinct areas: on one side the primitive gardens and on the other, the old area of orchards that was also converted into gardens in the late nineteenth century, which abound with orange and lemon trees.
The origin of this construction is found in an old Almohad wall canvas from the 12th century, which served as a military defense and against the flooding of the Tagarete River. In 1612, the architect Vermondo Resta transformed the wall into the current Grutescos Gallery decorated on one of the faces of the wall. The ornamentation basically consisted of covering the walls with courses of different stones, plastering and painting between the stones, with imitations of marbles and frescoes by Diego Esquivel of classic mythological scenes. The transformations went as far as the 19th century, when this area acquired the appearance it currently has. This wall also has an upper gallery that can be visited since it has a splendid view.
Gardens of the Alcazar of Seville
The gardens of the Alcázar of Seville existed since the late Middle Ages, although they were remodeled in the 16th century, in the Renaissance.
Over time it has been enriched with exotic plants from all corners of the world, currently cataloging more than 170 species in its 60,000 m2 of surface.
In the 10th century the Muslims created a fortress in this area. In the 13th century it was a space of small gardens and large orchards. The gardens were remodeled in the 16th century. The Almohad remains of this palace are the Almohad courtyard of the Casa de Contratación, the Patio del Yeso and remains of the original walls.
Among the main areas is the Mercury pond, the garden of Dance and the garden of the Ladies.
Pond of Mercury
The Mercury pond is likely to have been built in the Arab period as a storage and regulation element for the water supply of the entire citadel.
In the center of this pond there is a 1576 bronze statue of the Greek god Mercury, designed by Diego de Pesquera and cast by Bartolomé Morel. By the same authors are the railing that surrounds the pond, the figures of lions holding shields at its angles and the 18 balls with pyramidal spikes that surround the pond.
Grutesco Gallery
Dance Garden
Going down some stairs, next to the pond of Mercury, is the garden of the Dance. This garden was made in the 1570s. Through a passage you can access the María Padilla baths, which are vaulted passages from the 12th century.
The name is due to the fact that in the 16th century there were two statues in the two columns at entrance that represented a satyr and a dancing nymph. These statues were last photographed by Jean Laurent in the 19th century, but are currently missing.
In the center there is a low fountain from the 16th century.
Trojan Garden
It is a landscaped mannerist patio. On the south side there is a gallery with arches and grotesques details in the columns was performed by Vermondo Resta in 1606.
On the first floor on the opposite side there is a gallery with semicircular arches and Doric marble columns made by Lorenzo de Oviedo in the second half of the 16th century. There was a labyrinth here, but it was removed and a new floor was laid in 1599. From this moment on it was no longer called the Labyrinth garden and became known as "of Troy".
In the center is a fountain with a marble cup. The source was placed between 1675 and 1759.
Galley Garden
It is connected to the Troy garden by a semicircular arch and also by a staircase with a room in the palace of Pedro I. It has four flowerbeds with diverse vegetation. There is a marble column with an inscription in honor of Al-Motamid.
In the center is a small rectangular pond. are the remains of a small grotto built at the end of the sixteenth century and now houses a bust of Carlos I.
Prince's Garden
Next to the Flower Garden is the Prince's Garden. Its name comes because it can be accessed from the Prince's room, where Prince John was born in the 15th century. The façade in the background is the work of Lorenzo de Oviedo in the 16th century. In it there is a ground floor with a gallery with marble columns that support semicircular arches. Above there is a first floor with windows and, above this, a second floor with another row of columns and semicircular arches. It's about mannerist architecture.
The garden is divided into four by hedges and has a fountain in its center.
Garden of the Ladies
It was made in 1526, on the occasion of the wedding of Carlos I and Isabel de Portugal. It was expanded in the seventeenth century in the direction of the old orchard of the Alcoba, having its limit in the Grutesco del Vermondo Resta gallery. In the 18th century, Spanish heraldic shields were made here with box hedges. At present it is structured in eight quadrants delimited with myrtle and bonnet hedges. In the center is an 18th century marble fountain with a bronze statue of Neptune. There is a 17th century hydraulic organ on the wall.
Carlos V Pavilion
Carlos V's pavilion was built between 1543 and 1546 by Juan Fernández. It is in Mudejar style. It has a square plan. Inside there is a hemispherical vault. All its walls, both interior and exterior, as well as its benches, are covered with 16th century tiles made by Juan Polido and his father Diego Polido. The exterior is surrounded by four arcaded galleries with semicircular arches supported on marble columns.
Arbor of the Lion
Diego Martín de Orejuela built two gazebos in the 17th century. These were the Ochavado gazebo, now disappeared, and the Lion gazebo, which is preserved. The Lion's gazebo was built between 1644 and 1645. There is a room with a square floor plan which is accessed by a semi-circular arch. On the three remaining flanks there are windows inserted in ornacinas. This room is covered by a tiled dome on the outside. In front there is a fountain with a lion, of unknown origin.
This area has been within the walls of the Alcázar since the Almohad extension of the 12th century that was made in the direction of the current San Fernando street. Until the 20th century, this area had remained an agrarian space, of medieval origin, known as the Alcoba orchard. The current space, which mimics the style of English gardens, is a reform of 1927.
Garden of the Marquis de la Vega-Inclán
From the China garden you can access the Marqués de la Vega-Inclán garden. The entrance to the China Garden is the 15th century Marchena Gate, moved to this place in 1913 by the then curator of the Alcázar, the Marquis de la Vega-Inclán. This gothic cover was acquired by Alfonso XIII in an auction of goods from the Casa de Osuna and came from an abandoned palace of the Dukes of Arcos in the town of Marchena.
This entire garden was created in the early 20th century. It was the old orchard of the Retiro, which extended to the nearby Catalina de Ribera promenade. Today it is a garden of parallel and perpendicular streets decorated with various plant species and fountains.
Garden of the Poets
It was made between 1956 and 1958 by the then conservative, Joaquín Romero Murube. has two large ponds and garden tipológicamente recreates Seville, synthesis of Islamic influences, renaissance and romantic.
Royal Alcazar of Seville
The Real Alcázar of Seville is a walled palatial complex built in different historical stages. Although the original palace was built in the High Middle Ages, some vestiges of Islamic art are preserved and, from the period after the Castilian conquest, a Mudejar palatial space and another in the Gothic style. In later reforms, Renaissance, Mannerist and Baroque elements were added.
The Alcázar of Seville is a royal palace in Seville, Spain, originally developed by Moorish Muslim kings. The palace is renowned as one of the most beautiful in Spain, being regarded as one of the most outstanding examples of Mudéjar architecture found on the Iberian Peninsula. The upper levels of the Alcázar are still used by the royal family as the official Seville residence and are administered by the Patrimonio Nacional.
It is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe, and was registered in 1987 by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, along with the adjoining Seville Cathedral and the General Archive of the Indies.


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Family Planning is a professional Registered Training Organisation and at times it may be requested that a qualified nurse or doctor who is completing their specialist training in sexual health be involved in a client's consult under supervision. Please inform the staff member taking your booking if you do not wish to be booked into a training clinic.
FPNT now have a dedicated pregnancy option nurse. If you find yourself unexpectedly pregnant, we can help you think through your options in a non-judgemental and confidential manner. You can either ring for an appointment, drop in during our office hours 9am to 4pm or phone us on 89480144 and press option 2.
Family Planning NT operates as a voluntary member-based organisation and relies on membership fees or donations to continue operating some of our services. When you next visit FPNT our friendly staff can offer you a membership application form with details about our current fee's OR you can give us a donation which is tax deductible.
Bookings can be made by contacting the Darwin clinic on (08) 8948 0144 between 9am and 4pm weekdays. Available clinic times are between 9am and 4pm Tuesday to Friday but appointments are limited. Bookings are essential for all standard clinics.
This is a specialised clinic offered to all men and women -especially 25years and under- with no appointment necessary. Clients are required to arrive between 9am and 11am and will be seen on order of arrival. Please note that waiting times for this clinic are variable depending on the number of clients to be seen.
Specialised reproductive and sexual health nurses are available by appointment, phone or drop-in to provide information, advice and support services to clients. While drop-in and phone services are available, appointments are preferred and provide a guarantee of the service being available.
Bookings can be made for the Palmerston Clinic by phoning Family Planning's Darwin Clinic between 9am and 4pm weekdays on (08) 8948 0144. Bookings are essential for this clinic.
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GOLF: Tiger Woods gets a reprieve in the Masters
Tiger Woods takes a drop on the 15th hole after his ball went into the water during the second round of the Masters golf tournament Friday, April 12, 2013, in Augusta, Ga. Woods was assessed a two-shot penalty Saturday morning but was not disqualified for the illegal drop. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
PUBLISHED: April 13, 2013 at 7:43 p.m. | UPDATED: September 24, 2021 at 8:50 a.m.
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Augusta National kept Tiger Woods in the Masters on Saturday, saying it would be 'grossly unfair' to disqualify him for a rules violation that club officials didn't immediately recognize.
In a bizarre twist to a complex case, it was a television viewer's phone call that ultimately spared the world's No. 1 player.
The viewer questioned the way Woods took a penalty drop after his wedge into the par-5 15th hole struck the flag stick and bounced back into the water. Woods dropped the ball two yards behind where he had hit his previous shot, a violation.
Fred Ridley, head of the Masters competition committees, said officials reviewed the video of Woods' drop and found nothing wrong, so they didn't bother talking to Woods before he signed for a 71 in the second round, leaving him three shots behind.
It was only after Woods explained in interviews why he took that drop – to land short of the pin – that prompted another call to the club and led to another review. Woods ultimately was given a two-shot penalty Saturday morning, turning the 71 into a 73. But he was not disqualified because of a revised rule (Rule 33-7) that allows players to stay in the tournament if a dispute was based on television evidence.
Even though Woods was guilty of not knowing the rules, Augusta National took the blame for not alerting him of a potential violation pointed out by a TV viewer.
'Our committee had made a decision and Tiger, although he didn't know that decision, he was entitled to have the benefit of that decision when he signed his scorecard,' Ridley said. 'And to me, it would have been grossly unfair to Tiger to have disqualified him after our committee had made that decision.'
Woods came to the course at 8 a.m. – nearly six hours before his tee time – to review the video with club officials.
In a statement posted on his Twitter account, Woods said he was unaware he had violated the rule. Players can take a drop as far back as they want on a line from the hole to where it crossed the hazard, unless they choose to hit from the original spot. Then, they are to drop as close as possible to the previous shot.
The possibility that Woods might face disqualification caused a bigger buzz than any shot at this Masters, especially one day after 14-year-old Guan Tianlang was penalized one shot for slow play, which nearly caused him to miss the cut.
But this was Tiger Woods, No. 1 in the world, the biggest draw in golf. He had won two straight tournaments coming into the Masters and was the overwhelming favorite to win a green jacket for the first time since 2005 and ended his five-year drought in the majors.
Ridley, a former U.S. Amateur champion who served two years as USGA president, said Woods was candid about his drop and helped the committee make the right decision in docking him two shots.
'At that point, it was either no penalty or a two-shot penalty,' Ridley said. 'But disqualification this morning was not even on the table.'
Rule 33-7 was revised two years ago to account for TV viewers calling in violations that the players might not know until after they have signed their cards. If no one had called in, Augusta National would have had no reason to review the drop. But after Woods implicated himself with his post-round comments, and the club had reviewed the drop and assessed the two-shot penalty, he would have been disqualified.
There is a distinction between not being aware of a violation and not knowing the rules. In this case, Woods didn't know the rule. The mistake was on the part of Ridley, who didn't recognize the violation and chose not to talk to Woods before he signed his card.
The club said CBS Sports announcer Jim Nantz alerted Masters officials that Woods' post-rounds comments were causing some doubts, leading to another review.
Woods had said after his round, 'I went back to where I played it from, but went two yards further back and I tried to take two yards off the shot of what I felt I hit. And that should land me short of the flag and not have it either hit the flag or skip over the back. I felt that was going to be the right decision to take off four (yards) right there. And I did. It worked out perfectly.'
He hit that fifth shot to about 4 feet and made the putt for bogey.
Photos and video replays show his first divot clearly in front of where Woods took the second drop. Ridley said one reason he didn't see a clear violation the first time was that Woods' caddie never moved from the original spot. Ridley said the Masters gets a dozen or so calls a day, and he didn't see a violation.
'It was my decision, because it was a non-violation, that I was not going to go down and tell Tiger that we had considered this and it wasn't a violation,' Ridley said. 'I didn't see at that point in time that really was going to add anything to where we were.'
Any regrets? 'There's not a day that goes by that there are not some things I wish I would have done differently,' Ridley said.
That it involved Woods only made it a bigger issue.
'Take the fact that it was Tiger out of the equation and it is a fair ruling. Since it is him the debate begins about TV ratings etc etc,' former U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell said on Twitter.
In one of his more famous incidents, Woods hit a shot that went onto the roof and over the back into a parking lot at Firestone. The ball was never found, and because there was no out-of-bounds, Woods was correctly given a free drop by the practice range. Last year at Quail Hollow, he hit a shot left of the fifth green that was never found. He was allowed a free drop because fans said a man picked it up and ran off.
'There is some leeway with the signing the incorrect card. Not with intentionally not dropping as near as possible,' David Duval said on Twitter.
The revision to Rule 33 was based upon the modern era of television. One example cited was Padraig Harrington, who opened with a 65 in Abu Dhabi at the start of the 2011 season. He was disqualified when a slow-motion replay on high-definition TV revealed that his ball moved ever so slightly after he replaced his marked. Harrington didn't realize it had moved – a two-shot penalty – and was disqualified for an incorrect card.
That same year, Camilo Villegas was disqualified in Hawaii when a TV viewer noticed he tamped down a divot in an area where his chip was rolling back down a slope. Rule 33 would not have applied there because Villegas did not know the rule.
Woods started the year with a rules violation. He took relief from an imbedded lie in a sandy area covered with vines in Abu Dhabi. It was determined that relief was not allowed in the sand. He was docked two shots before signing his card, and it caused him to miss the cut.
This is not the first time Augusta National had to review an incident involving Woods. In the opening round of 2005, he leaned over to tap in for par on the 14th hole and it appeared his right foot was behind the line of his putt – a violation of Rule 16-1e that a player's foot cannot touch an extended line behind his ball. Officials deemed the tape inconclusive. Woods went on to the win the Masters.
Woods gets more air time than any other player.
'It is a very uneven playing field out there,' said Curtis Strange, a two-time U.S. Open champion and analyst for ESPN. 'We do have the call-ins. Tiger broke the rules yesterday. It gave him a two-stroke penalty. I think that's enough.'
Reporters were kept away from the front of the clubhouse when Woods arrived alone in a black SUV. He changed shoes and headed to the practice range.
Hunter Mahan summed up the mess on Twitter: 'If you think tiger should be dq'd your not wrong, if you think 2 shot penalty is enough your not wrong. Not sure the right answer.'
Would it have been different if it had been another player – perhaps someone without 14 majors who drives the sport?
That's an argument no tournament, not even the Masters, can win.
'All I can say is that, unequivocally, this tournament is about integrity,' Ridley said. 'Our founder, Bobby Jones, was about integrity. And if this had been John Smith from wherever, he would have gotten the same ruling. Because again, it is the right ruling under these circumstances.'


The Hanover police seized four firearms and several rounds of ammunition yesterday (April 21, 2019).
Reports are that about 1:10 PM, a team of police carried out an operation at the Santoy cemetery on Church Hill road, Green Island.
The search yielded one Intratec sub-machine gun, one Taurus pistol, one mini Taurus pistol one Smith and Wesson pistol and seventy-six 9 mm rounds of ammunition.
Head of the Hanover police, Superintendent Sharon Beeput, said with several social events scheduled to take place throughout the parish during the holiday period, the operations were part of plans to ensure the safety and security of residents and visitors alike.
Superintendent Beeput said an intense investigation is now underway to find suspected persons in relation to the seizure.
The Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN) is reporting that a steadily declining birth rate, and a negative net migration, led to a decline in Jamaica's population last year.
Director General of STATIN, Carol Coy, says an estimate of the population in 2018 indicated a decline of almost 1,700 people.
Miss Coy notes that the country's birth rate declined by almost 4% last year.
Speaking to members of the Jamaican diaspora in Atlanta, United States on Friday (April 19, 2019), Mr. Holness said the Government is putting a lot of effort into making sure the country's education system is aligned with government's economic priorities.
In this regard, several scholarships will be offered in key areas necessary for economic development.
The Prime Minister noted that steps will also be taken to assist poor families, with sending their children to university.
The St. James police have listed two men as wanted in relation to the shooting of a police constable in St. James, yesterday (April 21, 2019).
The men are 23-year-old Brandon Stora, otherwise called 'Cha Cha', of Paradise Housing Scheme, in Norwood, St. James and Steve Earle, otherwise called 'Pedro', 'Monster', 'Forehead' and 'Shane', a welder of Hendon, also in Norwood, St. James.
The Police Constable, who is assigned to the Freeport police station, was shot and seriously wounded, near his home, in Hollywood, Norwood, St. James about 9:00 AM yesterday.
He was shot several times in the upper body and is in stable condition in hospital.
Citizens are being reminded that it is not only an offence to harbour criminals and provide a safe haven for them, but it also places the lives of family and friends at risk.
Brandon Stora and Steve Earle are being asked to turn themselves in to the Montego Bay police by 12:00 PM, on Tuesday, April 23.
The Westmoreland police have reported that the man who was shot and killed by cops in the Ashton community yesterday (Apl 20) had opened fire at the cops and the fire was returned.
This contrast with claims from residents that 26 year old Steve Grey, also called Urkel, or Shemar, was shot in cold blood.
Commanding officer for the Westmoreland police division, Superintendent Gary McKenzie, said based on reports, the cops were conducting an operation in the community, when they observed a group of men, whose actions aroused their suspicions.
One of the men ran on the approach of the cops.
Last night, upset residents blocked sections of the roadway and lit fires, in protest over the shooting.
Speaking with Irie FM News today (Apl 21) Superintendent McKenzie said the community remains tense, and that police are in the area doing intervention.
He said the roadways remain blocked, as the police await assistance from the relevant authorities, with heavy equipment.
A police constable assigned to the Freeport police station was shot and seriously wounded near his home, in Hollywood, Norwood, St. James this morning (Apl 21).
Reports from the Constabulary Communications Unit are that about 9:00 a.m. the cop was pounced upon by unknown assailants who shot him in the upper body several times.
The wounded cop was rushed to hospital and admitted for treatment.
He is said to be in serious but stable condition.
Minister of National Security Dr. Horace Chang says the Rastafari movement has been a very important part of Jamaica's history, and that 56 years after the Coral Gardens incident, the movement must be given the respect it deserves.
Describing the 1963 Coral Gardens atrocities against Rastafari as one of the most horrific incidents in Jamaica's history, Dr. Chang said while Rastas are a minority, they played a significant role in the country's development and should never have been treated that way.
He said Rastafarians were the first set of people to assert their identities and be proud to do so after colonialism erased the identity of black people, making them mere slaves.
Dr. Chang said Coral Gardens was a reflection of the system of abuse inherited from colonial masters, and that 57 years after independence, Jamaicans must recognize that they are a black society and accept themselves as one people.
He said Rastafarians are fully deserving of any compensation they receive, resulting from the Coral Gardens incident.
Meantime, lecturer at the University of the West Indies Mona, Dr. Michael Barnett, has expressed hope that Rastafarian survivors of the 1963 Coral Grdens massacre will receive their compensation soon.
Dr. Barnett noted that many Rastas who survived the atrocity, have since died without being compensated.
He said every effort must be made to ensure that the remaining survivors are compensated, before it is too late.
Dr. Barnett said the matter is urgent, as most of the elders are suffering, and now need the funds to take care of their failing health.
He was speaking at the 56th annual commemoration of the Coral Gardens atrocities against Rastafari, at the Pitfour Nyabinghi Centre, where National Security Minister and Member of Parliament for North West St. James, Dr. Horace Chang announced that a $13 m trust fund has been established to compensate Rastafarians who suffered in the Coral Gardens incident.
Jamaica continues to see a steady decline in the number of couples getting married.
That's according to Director General of the Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN), Carol Coy.
Miss Coy notes that marriages declined by almost 5% from 2017 to 2018.
She also adds that divorces continue to rise.
Data from STATIN indicates that divorces have been on an upward trend since 2014. Whereas only 1,744 divorce decrees were granted in 2014, that number has risen to 3,402 in 2018.
Similarly, marriages have been trending down for more than a decade.
Whereas 21,692 people got married in 2009, only 16,719 took vows in 2018.
A trust fund of $13 m has been established to compensate victims of the Coral Gardens atrocities committed against Rastafarians 56 years ago, in St. James.
Minister of National Security Dr. Horace Chang said arrangements for the fund have been worked out, between lawyers for Jamaicans for Justice and lawyers for the government.
The minister was speaking at the 56th anniversary of the observance of the coral gardens atrocity, at the Pitfopur Nyabinghi Centre, in St. James, yesterday (Apl 19).
Dr. Chang said the fund is for the Rastafarians who suffered in the 1963 incident and should be seen as a symbol.
Dr. Chang added that a comfortable home is being acquired by the government to house survivors of the coral gardens incident.
Chris Gayle despite slamming another half-century was unable to prevent Kings XI Punjab going down by six wickets to the Delhi Capitals at the Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium.
The left-hander, in his 65 minute stay at the crease, hit six fours and 5 sixes on his way to 69 off 37 balls to lead the KIngs to a defendable 163 for 7.
Mandeep Singh also added 30 while Sandeep Lamichhane (3-40) led the Delhi attack.
There were 2 wickets each for Kagiso Rabada and Axar Patel.
Chasing 164, Shikar Dhawan (56) and captain Shreyas Iyer (58) set the platform by adding 92 off 62 balls for the second wicket. But once Dhawan fell, Capitals slipped from needing 28 off 24 to needing six off the last over with five wickets in hand. Iyer though held his nerve and hit the winning boundary off Sam Curran with two balls to spare.
Earlier, Gayle's half-century gave Kings XI a breezy start and took them to 50 for 2 at the end of the Powerplay. But Lokesh Rahul, Mayank Agarwal and David Miller managed just 21 off 23 between them, and once Gayle was dismissed, and Mandeep Singh failed to step up, Kings XI had to settle for 163 for 7.
Delhi with Saturday's result moved into a tie for second place with the Mumbai Indians on 12 points while Kings XI Punjab are 4th on 10.


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Sino-German Top-Notch Hospital Management Video Conference
Hubei 672 Orthopaedics Hospital of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine
On the afternoon of December 16, the Sino-German Video Conference on Hospital Management was successfully held in Hubei 672 Orthopaedics Hospital of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine. We invited Prof. Mayer, the former Medical Director of Schön Klinik München Harlaching in Germany, founding President of German Spine Society, former President of EUROSPINE, together to discuss the hospital management. The management team and all department heads attended this conference.
Schön Klinik München Harlaching owns a history over 106 years, ranking the world's most outstanding orthopedics hospital, and enjoys a reputation of "the cradle of orthopaedics". Schön Klinik München Harlaching focuses on spinal surgery, foot and ankle surgery, shoulder&hip&knee and sports medicine, hand and elbow surgery, pediatric orthopaedics and rehabilitation. Schön Klinik Group owns 4 hospitals in UK and 20 hospitals in Germany, having 4500 beds and over 13,000 doctors. Its extraordinary medical conditions, professional techniques and services enables the hospital to provide better and more efficient medical service. There are about 300,000 patients being treated annually, reaching a high satisfaction rate of 99.1%. There are a lot of great specialists ranking in the FOCUS Top Mediziner List of the group. Prof. Michael Mayer did many operation for high-ranked national and international celebrities, economic leaders, royal dynasties and politicians, among them Michail Gorbachev and the 4th president of Egypt Hosni Mubarak. In 2007, FIFA Medical Center of Excellence landed on Schön Klinik München Harlaching, which enjoys a reputation of the best and the most authorized center for orthopedic diseases among Germany, even the whole world.
President. Li Xugui firstly extended his warmest welcome to Prof. Mayer, and then briefly introduced the hospital history.
During the lecture, Prof. Mayer introduced the development history of Schön Klinik München Harlaching to us. It was founded in 1914, but it was sold to the Schön Klinik Group at the end of 1997 by the government. Then, Prof. Mayer took over this new hospital"Schön Klinik Munich Harlaching". Through 22 years of hard work in hospital management, medical service, talent training, Prof. Mayer and the staffs have shaped it an outstanding specialized hospital worldwide.
"We not only pursue success of surgical techniques, but also focus on the overall quality construction that is really crucial to the hospital reputation", Prof. Mayer said while sharing the experience of hospital management. He also introduced the quality control portfolio of Schön Klinik München Harlaching from 5 dimensions, which are the patient satisfaction, the information and emotianl support, amenities and convenience, the decision making efficiency and patient outcome. Over the years, Schön Klinik München Harlaching takes the lead in data management, so now they have a huge data base of patients, which provides important information for conclusion and innovation on surgical techniques in the future.
President Li Xugui spoke highly of Schön Klinik München Harlaching as a world-class hospital, and pointed that Prof. Mayer integrates advanced management concepts into the strategy of hospital running, and through a series of measures to promote the successful transformation, and gradually make it one of the largest orthopedic hospitals in Germany. The management model of Schön Klinik München Harlaching is of great learning value. President. Li Xugui hoped that we would be honored to strengthen the international exchange and collaboration with Prof. Mayer, making another solid step in new journey.
During the discussion, the participants actively discussed with Prof. Mayer on hospital management. President Li Xugui extended thankfulness to Prof. Mayer's lecture and hoped that we will have more exchanges in the future.
This exchange on hospital management provides us new inspiration for the hospital development, and we will keep learning and summarizing experience in the future, and strive to be a greater Grade III-A orthopedic hospital in the future.
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Time Warner Cable offers Craven's My Soul to Take in 3D
By Dave McCarty
Wes Craven's My Soul to Take is now available to Time Warner Cable customers on demand and in 3D format. The VOD offering comes day-and-date with the 2D Blu-ray and DVD releases Rogue Pictures. The film isn't one of Craven's best, but if you're a fan of horror films and have a 3D setup it's worth checking out.
Similar to Craven's Nightmare on Elm Street series, My Soul to Take follows a serial killer who returns to haunt seven teens born on the same day he died. The film stars Max Thieriot, Nick Lashaway, Nick Lashaway and Denzel Whitaker.
You can find My Soul to Take in the 3D category located on the HD Movies On Demand channel. You can also find the film in high-definition on the HD Movies On Demand channel.
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I had fun, tweaking my Kindle and taking these photos. 🙂 Hope you guys love them like I do.
I you want to have custom screen savers like this, of course you must have a Kindle 3 :wink:, and then jailbreak it. Then install this tweak. As of now, Kindle 4 jailbreak is not possible YET, but those brilliant devs are trying. Head over to >> this POST << if you don't know how to jailbreak and install tweaks.
After installed, you will find a new folder called "linkss" in your Kindle device, inside it, there will be a "screensavers" folder, all you have to do is put all your pictures in here. Restart you Kindle, you should now have custom screen savers.
Thank God ! we have Launchpad, it basically let you set a shortcut for everything.
It is a jailbreak tweak, so you have to jailbreak you Kindle first. Read my How-To here, if you don't know how, it's not gonna take longer than 5 minutes. And then install Launchpad using the same instruction you install jailbreak.
And finally, put this INI file, in the launchpad folder on your Kindle drive.
Important Note: If you're upgrading a jailbroken Kindle, you DO NOT touch the jailbreak ever again. That means you don't have to jailbreak again after upgrade, and even if an update of the jailbreak is released, you do NOT have to update the jailbreak! Please also read notes at the end of this post.
Amazon.com Customer Service does not support or provide instructions for adding custom images to your Kindle to be used as screen savers. However, should you choose to do this on your own it will not void your warranty.
So why do you want to jailbreak you device? The most basic reason is that you may just want to change your screen savers, or you want to extend you Kindle's functionality to read EPUB files and do some other cool geeky things.
Installing the jailbreak is very easy and does not require any special technical knowledge at all, thanks to these guys: Yifan Lu, NiLuJe, dsmid, serge_levin, and others.
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Benoit and Toutoungi advance to third round at ITA East Regional Championship
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Saint Michael's College women's tennis sophomores Hannah Benoit (Mystic, Conn./Saint Bernard School) and Caroline Toutoungi (Weston, Conn./Weston) both advanced to the third round of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) East Regional Championship on Saturday at the Legacy Youth Tennis and Education Center and will continue to compete on Sunday.
Nine Purple Knights took part on the opening day of the tournament, as some matches are also being held at the Salaman Tennis Courts on campus of Philadelphia University. Saint Michael's players are participating in the event for the first time since 2007.
Benoit and Toutoungi were among 88 student-athletes entered in the "B" singles draw and combined to go 3-0 on Saturday. In the first round, Benoit earned an 8-5 win over a Goldey-Beacom College player who was a semifinalist at the 2011 ITA East Regional Championship, before downing a foe from Northeast-10 Conference counterpart Bentley University, 8-3, in the second round. Toutoungi, who received a first-round bye, claimed an 8-5 win in the second round against a Molloy College competitor.
Senior Emily Magee (Queensbury, N.Y./Queensbury) was the lone Purple Knight in the 44-player main draw, falling in her opening-round match despite losing her first set in a tie-breaker. Magee's 7-6 (8-6), 6-2 setback came against a player from Queens (N.Y.) College, which has advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 the past three years.
Five teammates joined Benoit and Toutoungi in the "B" singles bracket, with each falling in their lone matches. First-year Alexandra Sulkin (Ipswich, Mass./Ipswich) dropped an 8-1 decision to a player who was a tournament semifinalist last year and hails from Chestnut Hill College, a qualifier for the 2012 NCAA Tournament. Senior Jean-Marie McGrath (Niwot, Colo./Alexander Dawson School) and sophomore Caroline Martin (Scituate, Mass./Scituate) both absorbed defeats against members of NE-10 counterpart Stonehill College, which has qualified for the past four NCAA Tournaments. Martin fell in the first round, 8-2, and McGrath dropped an 8-4 match in the second round after earning a bye.
First-year Erica Bundrick (Mattituck, N.Y./Mattituck) lost by an 8-2 count against a foe from Concordia (N.Y.) College, which competed in the last four NCAA Tournaments, while senior Alex Dalton (South Easton, Mass./Oliver Ames) lost 8-3 against a Roberts Wesleyan College competitor. Bundrick and Dalton were both dealt second-round defeats after gaining byes through the first round.
Magee and McGrath found success as one of 21 pairings in the main doubles draw, downing a New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) duo, 9-8 (7-0), in the first round. One member of that NYIT tandem played for the tournament runner-up last year. Magee and McGrath then dropped an 8-1 decision to a Queens pairing that earned the second seed in the bracket.
In "B" doubles, Martin and Toutoungi downed a Georgian Court University duo, 8-2, in the first round before being defeated, 8-5, by a Philadelphia tandem. Bundrick and Sulkin lost by an 8-3 count in the first round against a squad from NE-10 counterpart Adelphia University, which participated in the last three NCAA Tournaments, and Benoit sided with sophomore Kayla Dowd (Longmeadow, Mass./Longmeadow) for an 8-5 loss to Philadelphia in the second round after claiming a first-round bye.


He is facing trial in connection with the sums of N1.299 billion and $5.3 million out of the N4.65 billion slush funds allegedly shared by the then National Security Adviser, NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd).
The court had adjourned to today, February 7, 2019, for continuation of the cross-examination of a prosecution witness, Musiliu Obanikoro, a former Minister of State for Defence.
However, the prosecuting counsel, Rotimi Jacobs, SAN, told the court that he was informed earlier today that Obanikoro, who is the fifth prosecution witness, PW5, had been admitted to a hospital.
He said: "My lord, I called the witness yesterday to notify him about today's proceedings, but he told me he thought he had been discharged by the court yesterday.
"But this morning, I called his line, but could not reach him on the phone.
Counsel to the second defendant, Spotless Investment Limited, Olalekan Ojo, SAN, moved a motion seeking the court to accept the extra-judicial statement of Justin Eruka, a former aide to Obanikoro, as exhibit.
Moving the motion, Ojo urged the court to admit the certified copy of the statement.
Ojo, who made reference to Sections 39 and 83 of the Evidence Act, further stated that the deceased's statement was before the court as an exhibit, adding that it was relevant to the matter.
However, in his response, Jacobs objected to the admissibility of the document.
He said: "Such a statement is not admissible in Law.
"The maker is dead; so, he only wants to smuggle it to the court.
"Such an extra-judicial statement cannot be tendered in court.
He, therefore, urged the court not to admit it as exhibit.
Consequently, Justice Olatoregun adjourned the case to March 18, 19 and 20, 2019 for ruling on the motion and continuation of cross-examination of the witness.


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Chelm is a rather small town and does not have an airport. But it is possible to fly from Berlin at first to one of settlements nearby and then head to Chelm by bus, train or car.
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• Ternopol — 239.61 km.
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