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The Rising Trend of Rooftop Restaurants in Lahore
Sameer Malik
Lahore being the provincial capital and the cultural heart of Pakistan has always remained in limelight due to various activities. Whether we talk about excursion around the walled city of Lahore or take an insight into the urban Lahore, we are sure to find endless entertainment opportunities that would leave us mesmerized. The awe-inspiring traditional and historical culture of Lahore to its extravagant urban areas, where five star hotels, exhibition centers, state of the art cinemas, restaurants and a lot more can be experienced while being in this amazing city.
A new trend that caught the attention of the locals and the media lately, is of the rooftop restaurants in the city. When the scorching heat of the city reaches certain level, there cannot be a better idea to cool down your body than visiting a rooftop restaurant in the evening and enjoying delicious food with city's special deserts. This excitement doesn't go-slow in winters, as foodies from all corners of Lahore take their loved ones and friends to the best rooftop restaurants in the town and relish freshly cooked food and hot drinks.
It all began from the walled city of Lahore with the opening of restaurants like Cuckoo's Den, Andaaz and Haveli. These restaurants not only introduced the trend of rooftop dining in Pakistan's cultural heart, but also hired the services of best interior designers in Pakistan such as AmerAdnan in order to make sure that the city's unique and highly inspiring cultural architecture never dims out. The stunning views of Badshahi Mosque and Lahore Fort can also be enjoyed along with the extensive variety of desi and western food. As these restaurants received a warm welcome from Lahorites, it gave other restaurant owners enough confidence to introduce rooftop dining.
The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has also appreciated this trend and has auctioned tenancy rights to The Monal Restaurant, a popular open air eatery on Margala Hills Islamabad, to open a branch in Lahore's Park N Ride Plaza, in Liberty Market. This restaurant is located on the tenth floor of the building that is the rooftop of Park N Ride Plaza and covers an area of 9000 square feet. The bids for a rooftop restaurant started at Rs.60 per square feet and ended up with Monal Restaurant winning it for Rs.146 per square feet. This rooftop has therefore been leased for Rs.15.76 million per annum. The restaurant offers a breathtaking view of the metropolitan city.
This recent opening of Monal Restaurant in Lahore has further boosted up the trend of rooftop dining in the city and many more are expected to open in the near future. If you are in search of fine rooftop restaurant in Lahore, apart from the ones mentioned above, there are many like Bistro 201, Dine Out, Banera Rooftop Restaurant, Heights n Delights, Maisonnette and many more. The best time to visit a rooftop restaurant in Lahore is right before the sunset, as it will give you an opportunity to enjoy the magical color range of the setting sun in Lahore's awe-inspiring skyline.
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pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op > Class Template Reference

"Stateless cursor" class: easy API for retrieving parts of result sets
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#include <cursor.hxx>

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Public Types

typedef result::size_type 	size_type

typedef result::difference_type 	difference_type

Public Member Functions

 	stateless_cursor (transaction_base &trans, const std::string &query, const std::string &cname, bool hold)

 	Create cursor.

 	stateless_cursor (transaction_base &trans, const std::string adopted_cursor)

 	Adopt existing scrolling SQL cursor.

void 	close ()  throw ()

size_type 	size ()

 	Number of rows in cursor's result set.

result 	retrieve (difference_type begin_pos, difference_type end_pos)

 	Retrieve rows from begin_pos (inclusive) to end_pos (exclusive)

const std::string & 	name () const   throw ()

Detailed Description

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

class pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >

"Stateless cursor" class: easy API for retrieving parts of result sets

This is a front-end for SQL cursors, but with a more C++-like API.

Actually, stateless_cursor feels entirely different from SQL cursors. You don't keep track of positions, fetches, and moves; you just say which rows you want. See the retrieve() member function.

Member Typedef Documentation

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

          typedef result::difference_type pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >::difference_type

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

          typedef result::size_type pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >::size_type

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

          pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >::stateless_cursor
          (
          transaction_base &
          trans,

          const std::string &
          query,

          const std::string &
          cname,

          bool
          hold

          )

Create cursor.

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

          pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >::stateless_cursor
          (
          transaction_base &
          trans,

          const std::string
          adopted_cursor

          )

Adopt existing scrolling SQL cursor.

References pqxx::cursor_base::backward_all().

Member Function Documentation

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

          void pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >::close
          (
          	)
            throw ()

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

          const std::string& pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >::name
          (
          	)
           const  throw ()

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

          result pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >::retrieve
          (
          difference_type
          begin_pos,

          difference_type
          end_pos

          )

Retrieve rows from begin_pos (inclusive) to end_pos (exclusive)

Rows are numbered starting from 0 to size()-1.

Parameters:

begin_pos	First row to retrieve. May be one row beyond the end of the result set, to avoid errors for empty result sets. Otherwise, must be a valid row number in the result set.

end_pos	Row up to which to fetch. Rows are returned ordered from begin_pos to end_pos, i.e. in ascending order if begin_pos < end_pos but in descending order if begin_pos > end_pos. The end_pos may be arbitrarily inside or outside the result set; only existing rows are included in the result.

References pqxx::internal::stateless_cursor_retrieve().

template<cursor_base::updatepolicy up, cursor_base::ownershippolicy op>

          size_type pqxx::stateless_cursor< up, op >::size
          (
          	)

Number of rows in cursor's result set.

Note:

This function is not const; it may need to scroll to find the size of the result set.

References pqxx::internal::obtain_stateless_cursor_size().

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(HealthDay News) — Exercise appears to help control atrial fibrillation (AF) in overweight or obese patients, according to a study published in the September 1 issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
Prashanthan Sanders, MBBS, PhD, director of the Center for Heart Rhythm Disorders at the University of Adelaide in Australia, and colleagues assigned 308 patients with AF to one of three groups based on their level of fitness: low, adequate, or high fitness. All had a body mass index of ≥27kg/m². The groups were followed for about four years to see how their level of fitness affected the recurrence of AF. Patients were also offered a physician-led weight-loss and exercise program.
After four years of follow-up, 84% in the high fitness group no longer had AF, compared with 76% in the adequate group and 17% in the low fitness group, the researchers found. Sanders' team also found that for every increase in metabolic equivalent, the risk of AF recurrence was reduced 20%. Those with increases of two or more metabolic equivalents who also lost weight had especially dramatic declines in the likelihood of AF recurrence.


The cleanliness of NYC's rooftop water tanks has garnered some disturbing press of late (NY Times 1/27/14). Many building owners, managers, supers, and cooperative boards are unsure of the regulatory requirements governing rooftop water tanks.
There are actually two NYC agencies that regulate these tanks: the Department of Health, and the Department of Buildings. It is vitally important that your building is in compliance with both agencies.
A water sample to verify that the "bacteriological quality" is in compliance with NYS Sanitary Code.
While the Health Code does not require annual cleaning if the tank passes the inspection, the Plumbing Code does.
million of available chlorine, clean the underside, top, bottom, and walls of the tank.
After cleaning, refill the tank with water and a hypochlorite solution that brings the treated water to a level of 10 parts per million.
Let the treated water sit in the tank for two hours.
Drain the tank and refill with fresh water.
The Plumbing Code does not require any official paperwork to be filed on the annual cleaning. But the Health Code does require a written report for the inspection. This report must be maintained by the owner of the building for at least five years and made available to the Department of Health, upon request, within five business days. Additionally, the owner of the building must post a notice for residents that the inspection results are available on request.
Bottom line: to be in compliance with both agencies, water tanks must be cleaned and inspected every year!


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posted Apr 12, 2013, 1:06 PM by Michelle Bentler
Yes, I'm still talking about the Illinois Reading Conference! I wanted to listen to Tim Green speak because just two days before I left for the conference, an eight grade boy came into the media center and said. "This was the best book, I've ever read!" as he held up a copy of Football Hero by Tim Green. I've never read any books by Tim Green and so I knew nothing about his story. Well, I'm going to read Tim Green books now. Tim played football for eight years for the Atlanta Falcons, graduated top of his class at Syracuse and again was top of the class when he graduated from law school at Syracuse. So not only does Tim write sports books for middle school students, he has a successful law practice. Tim travels around and visits schools and talks to students as often as he can. He says a person's priorities should be #1 Character, #2 Academics, and #3 Sports. I was very impressed with Tim's character and his work ethic. Tim Green has a Facebook page where he talks about his books and lets his Facebook Friends help decide character names.
Oh, and that eighth grader that loves Tim green books, he got an autographed copy and this photo of Tim signing his book!
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Top 3 designs for homes on Mars announced by NASA
Posted 5:45 pm, April 1, 2019, by Tribune Media Wire
NASA has taken another step to make interplanetary living a reality, naming the top three finalists for its ongoing 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge. Courtesy Team SEArch+/Apis Cor
WASHINGTON. — NASA has taken another step to make interplanetary living a reality, naming the top three finalists for its ongoing 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge last Thursday.
The challenge, which began in 2015, has seen teams competing to design shelters suitable for the Moon, Mars and — optimistically — beyond.
For the fourth level of the third phase of the competition, 11 teams were asked to create full-scale renderings of their designs using modeling software, and short videos explaining their choices. Each model was evaluated for architectural layout and aesthetics, as well as the feasibility of their construction and scalability, among other traits.
Previous stages focused on architectural renderings and technologies required to build each design's components.
Mars Incubators, a collective of engineers and artists, presented a modular design. Courtesy Mars Incubator
New York-based Team SEArch+/Apis Cor won first place with their unique twisted structure, which comes dotted with small holes to let in natural light.
Runner-up Team Zoperhous suggested that their modular structures could be printed by an autonomous rover; and Mars Incubator, a group of engineers and artists, showed a modular design consisting of four distinct spaces, including one for growing plants.
The three teams split a prize of $100,000 between them.
In the next round, set for early May, the finalists will 3D-print scale models of their designs as they compete for $800,000 in prize money.
Zorpheus' designs would be built by an autonomous, roving 3D-printer. Courtesy Zopherus
The competition is just the latest development in NASA's mission to send humans back to the moon and, eventually, to Mars. Last November, the agency announced that nine US companies were eligible to bid on $2.6 billion in contracts over the next 10 years to deliver services to the moon, and in 2017, President Donald Trump signed Space Policy Directive 1 to "refocus America's space program on human exploration and discovery."
"[Space Policy Directive 1] marks a first step in returning American astronauts to the Moon for the first time since 1972, for long-term exploration and use," he said. "This time, we will not only plant our flag and leave our footprints — we will establish a foundation for an eventual mission to Mars, and perhaps someday, to many worlds beyond."
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Published on 4 July 2014.
It's the Fourth of July, the one day of the year when our American cousins use the date and month in the correct, English, order as a celebration of their independence from Great Britain. And given that Weekend Read day coincides with this auspicious occasion, it seems only appropriate to pick a themed article.
If you live in Minnesota or Alaska: did you know there are places where you can live where the elements are not plotting to kill you?
To the people of Kentucky: when I visited, you had smoking sections in all of your gas stations. Do your pumps fuel so slowly that you can't possibly wait until your car is gassed up before you light up again?
This is an article that's sure to raise a smile this weekend.
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WAMHC on front line of opioid battle
By Robert Blankenship
Published 1:31 pm Monday, March 12, 2018
Mental Health Center increases efforts to fight opioid abuse
West Alabama Mental Health Center is working to reach out to area communities in an effort to assist those who battling opioid addiction.
Opioid addiction was declared a public health emergency in 2017 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services with 116 deaths each day attributed to opioids in 2016.
While most states are facing problems with opioid misuse, Alabama ranks at the top in prescription opioid use. According to the Center for Disease Control, Alabamians were written 1.2 prescriptions per person. The national average is .71. Opioids, which include prescription drugs such as oxycodone, fentanyl and morphine, accounted for 44 percent of overdose deaths in Alabama in 2016, a 13 percent increase since 2011, according to the state Center for Health Statistics.
State officials are working toward curbing the epidemic, including a special council established by Governor Kay Ivey and recently entering into a lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies for failing to accurately communicate the risks and benefits of opioids.
According to the Alabama Attorney General's Office, at least 30,000 Alabama residents over age 17 are dependent on heroin or prescription painkillers. The governor's opioid council found the drug overdose death rate across the state has increased 82 percent from 2006 to 2014.
The West Alabama Mental Health Center is one organization working to combat the problem in West Alabama.
"The opioid problem is increasing and we are increasing our treatments based on those trends. We are responding with additional support and services," said WAMHC Executive Director Patricia Moore. "Our focus on opioid has impacted our entire staff as we have responded with additional support and services as the identification of the problem as increased."
Moore said the WAMHC has a complete "access to care" department that can be reached by calling 800-239-2901. Once information is obtained from the caller, a determination is made on which service would best fit that person.
"We take referrals from many sources. An employer may notice a problem, or a family member … sometimes its a referral from a doctor that their patient many need additional help," Moore said.
Once identified, the WAMHC holds an intake assessment to determine the level of care a person may need.
Through its wide variety of services, the mental health center sees about 1,500 people per month across all of its programs.
"Whatever the need is, we can direct a person to the services we provide or assist them with finding treatments and services provided by others," Moore said.
One of the ways the WAMHC is combating the opioid crisis is increasing its staff to include a master's degree level substance abuse professional in each county. Those with a master's degree in human services fields may apply for positions with the center. All open positions are available for viewing at www.wamhc.org.
The organization is also working to hold prescription drug take-back events in each of the counties it serves. A take-back event will be held in Linden on April 28 with other dates to be scheduled in Livingston and Greensboro. The events allow for people to turnover unneeded prescription medicines.
To reach the WAMHC's toll free Access to Care Line, call 1-800-239-2901.
(This article originally appeared in the Wednesday, March 7 issue of the Demopolis Times.)
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Written byBen Atkinson
The Top 7 Sneakers to Start Your Jordan Collection
Starting your Jordan collection but not sure where to begin? Look no further as we break down the top 7 starter Jordans!
Jordan 1 Retro High OG Chicago Lost and Found
Jordan 3 Retro Black Cement (2018)
Jordan 4 Retro Fire Red (2020)
Jordan 11 Retro Concord (2018)
Jordan 12 Retro Flu Game (2016)
Jordan 13 Retro Bred (2017)
Jordan 14 Retro Thunder
How to Start My Jordan Collection
What makes Jordan sneakers so special?
How do I choose which Jordan sneakers to add to my collection?
Are Jordan sneakers worth the price tag?
How do I style Jordan sneakers?
How do I care for and maintain my Jordan sneakers?
Welcome to our article on the top 7 sneakers to start your Jordan collection! As a sneakerhead, there's no denying the allure of the Jordan brand. From its humble beginnings on the basketball court to its current status as a cultural icon, the Nike subsidiary has cemented itself as a must-have for any sneaker enthusiast.
But with so many classic styles and retro releases to choose from, it can be overwhelming trying to decide where to start building your Jordan collection. That's where we come in. In this article, we've compiled a list of the top 7 sneakers to kick off your Jordan journey. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting out, these shoes are sure to make a statement in your rotation. So, let's dive in and explore the best Jordan sneakers to add to your Jordan collection.
Image of Jordan collection sneaker wall via Unsplash.
Average Resell Price: $418
Colorway: Varsity Red, Black, Sail, Muslin
Release Date: Saturday, November 19, 2022
Style Code: DZ5485-612
Official image of the Jordan 1 Retro High OG Chicago Lost and Found via StockX.
The Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Chicago Lost and Found" is a special edition of the iconic Air Jordan 1 sneaker. This shoe pays tribute to the city of Chicago, where Michael Jordan played for the Chicago Bulls and the Jordan brand was founded.
The "Lost and Found" theme is inspired by the idea of rediscovering something valuable that was previously lost. The shoe features a predominantly red color scheme, with black and white accents and "Lost and Found" branding on the heel.
It is made with high-quality materials, including a leather upper and a rubber outsole, and has the classic Air cushioning in the sole for comfort and support.
The Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Chicago Lost and Found" is a must-have for any fan of Air Jordans or the Chicago Bulls.
Colorway: Black, Fire Red, Cement Gray, White
Release Date: Saturday, February 17, 2018
Style Code: 854262-001
Official image of the Jordan 3 Retro Black Cement (2018) via StockX.
The Jordan 3 Retro "Black Cement" (2018) is a reissue of the classic Air Jordan 3 sneaker, originally released in 1988. This shoe is famous for its elephant print detailing and the Jumpman logo on the heel, which has become a symbol of the Jordan brand.
The "Black Cement" colorway features a predominantly black upper with grey elephant print panels and pops of red. It also has the iconic Air cushioning in the sole for comfort and support, and a rubber outsole for durability.
The Jordan 3 Retro "Black Cement" (2018) is a classic sneaker that is perfect for collectors or anyone looking for stylish and comfortable shoes. It has a timeless design that will never go out of style and is sure to make a statement in any sneaker rotation.
Colorway: White, Black, Tech Gray, Fire Red
Style Code: DC7770-160
Official image of the Jordan 4 Retro Fire Red (2020) via StockX.
The Jordan 4 Retro "Fire Red" (2020) is a retro release of the classic Air Jordan 4 sneaker, originally released in 1989. This shoe is known for its sleek design and comfortable fit, making it a popular choice for both collectors and sneaker enthusiasts.
The "Fire Red" colorway features a predominantly red upper with black and white accents, and the iconic Jumpman logo on the heel. It also has a rubber outsole for durability and Air cushioning in the sole for comfort and support.
The Jordan 4 Retro "Fire Red" (2020) is a stylish and versatile pair of Nike sneakers. It is a must-have for any fan of the Jordan brand or anyone looking for a high-quality, comfortable sneaker.
Colorway: White, Black Concord
Release Date: Saturday, December 8, 2018
Official image of the Jordan 11 Retro Concord (2018) via StockX.
The Jordan 11 Retro "Concord" (2018) is a retro release of the iconic Air Jordan 11 sneaker, originally released in 1996. This shoe has a timeless design and is often considered one of the best Jordan models of all time.
The "Concord" colorway features a white base with black and Concord accents and the signature patent leather detailing on the upper. It also has a carbon fiber plate in the sole for support and a rubber outsole for durability.
The Jordan 11 Retro "Concord" (2018) is a classic sneaker that is perfect for collectors or anyone looking for a high-quality, stylish shoe. It has an interesting design that can be dressed up or down and is sure to make a statement in any sneaker rotation.
It is a must-have for any fan of the Jordan brand or anyone looking to start their Jordan collection.
Colorway: Black, Varsity Red
Release Date: Saturday, May 28, 2016
Official image of the Jordan 12 Retro Flu Game (2016) via StockX.
The Jordan 12 Retro "Flu Game" (2016) is a retro release of the classic Air Jordan 12 sneaker, originally released in 1997. This shoe is named after the famous game in which Michael Jordan played while suffering from the flu and helped lead the Chicago Bulls to victory.
The "Flu Game" colorway features a predominantly black upper with red accents and the signature "Two 3" branding on the heel. It also has a Zoom Air unit in the sole for cushioning and a rubber outsole for durability.
The Jordan 12 Retro "Flu Game" (2016) is a stylish and comfortable shoe that is perfect for collectors or anyone looking for a high-quality sneaker. It has a modern design that can be worn for a variety of different looks and is sure to make a statement in any sneaker rotation.
Colorway: Black, True Red, White
Release Date: Saturday, August 19, 2017
Official image of the Jordan 13 Retro Bred (2017) via StockX.
The iconic Air Jordan 13 shoe, first introduced in 1997, is being retroed as the Jordan 13 Retro "Bred" in 2017. This shoe is popular among collectors and features a distinctive pattern that was inspired by a panther's paw.
The "Bred" version of the shoe has a primarily black top with red accents and the holographic eye as the heel plate. Additionally, it sports a rubber outsole for durability and a Zoom Air unit for cushioning in the sole.
The Jordan 13 Retro "Bred" from 2017 is a fashionable and cozy shoe ideal for collectors or anybody seeking a premium sneaker. Its modern style will stand out in any shoe rotation, especially in your Jordan collection.
The Jordan 13 Retro "Bred" is a wise pick for someone starting a Jordan collection because it is a timeless and legendary shoe. The sneaker resale on this sneaker is pretty hefty, but you're getting an incredibly long-lasting sneaker.
Colorway: Black, Vibrant Yellow, White
Release Date: Friday, July 4, 2014
Official image of the Jordan 14 Retro Thunder via StockX.
The famous Air Jordan 14 shoe, first introduced in 1999, has been given a vintage makeover as the Jordan 14 Retro "Thunder." Michael Jordan wore this sleek, athletic shoe as his final pair of sneakers while playing for the Chicago Bulls.
The "Jumpman" logo is featured on the heel of the "Thunder" colorway, which has a primarily black upper with yellow accents. Additionally, it sports a rubber outsole for durability and a Zoom Air unit for cushioning in the sole.
For collectors or anybody seeking a high-end sneaker, the Jordan 14 Retro "Thunder" is a fashionable and cozy shoe. It features a sophisticated style and will stand out in any Jordan collection.
Whether you're starting a Jordan collection or a Yeezy collection, the steps to building a sneaker repertoire are essentially the same.
Determine your budget: One of the first things to consider when starting a Jordan collection is how much you are willing to spend. Sneakers can range in price from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars, so it's important to determine your budget before you start buying.
Decide on your focus: Do you want to focus on a specific brand (like Jordan or Yeezy) or do you want a more general collection? Having a clear focus will help you narrow down your choices and make it easier to find the right sneakers for your collection.
Research and study up: There are many resources available online, including sneaker forums and social media groups, where you can learn more about different sneakers and what to look for when buying. It's also a good idea to familiarize yourself with the various models and releases from your chosen brand.
Start small: When starting a collection, it's a good idea to start small and gradually build it up over time. This will allow you to get a feel for the market and what's available, and will also give you time to learn about the different sneakers and their value.
Buy from reputable sellers: When buying sneakers online or from a third-party seller, be sure to do your research and only buy from reputable sources. This will help ensure that you are getting authentic sneakers and not knock-offs or fakes.
Jordan sneakers are special because of their association with NBA legend Michael Jordan and the high level of craftsmanship that goes into each pair of Nike sneakers. Jordan sneakers are known for their innovative designs, comfortable fit, and excellent performance on the basketball court.
When choosing which Jordan sneakers to add to your collection, consider your personal style and the types of outfits you like to wear. You should also consider the fit and comfort of the shoe, as well as its performance features if you plan on using it for activities like basketball.
Jordan sneakers are often priced at a premium compared to other sneakers on the market. However, many sneaker enthusiasts believe that the quality and craftsmanship of Jordan sneakers justify their higher price point. Ultimately, whether or not Jordan sneakers are worth the price tag is a matter of personal opinion and budget.
Jordan sneakers can be dressed up or down, depending on the occasion and the specific shoe. Some Jordan sneakers, like the Air Jordan 1, can be dressed up with slacks or chinos and a button-up shirt for a more formal look. Others, like the Air Jordan 4, can be dressed down with jeans and a t-shirt for a more casual look. Experiment with different outfits and find what works best for you.
To care for and maintain your Jordan sneakers, be sure to follow the specific care instructions provided by the manufacturer. This may include using a certain type of cleaner or protectant, or avoiding certain activities that could damage the shoes. In general, it is a good idea to clean and condition your Jordan sneakers regularly to keep them looking their best.
Ben Atkinson
Ben has been reselling for over 6 years. Even though he is very experienced, he is still looking for that next level in the reselling game. His favorite sneaker is the Jordan 1 'Chicago'
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Feedback from the NSW public, stakeholders and our employees tell us that people want to know the big picture of roads and public transport in the state; our vision and our plan to achieve it.
The Transport Narrative is our overarching story for external audiences about what we're delivering across NSW. It has been developed and tested with the public and has been approved by our three ministers and the Transport cluster executive.
The story helps us to overcome communication barriers by firstly acknowledging people's concerns and giving them examples to prove that we are delivering for them. We then give them examples of our exciting plans for the future.
It's a storytelling approach that works. People are more open to listening, because we have gained credibility and addressed important points for them up front.
Use the State-wide version to talk broadly about roads and public transport across NSW.
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There are now nearly 230,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK and more than 33,000 people have died, according to the latest government figures. There are now more than 233,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK and more than 33,000 people have died, according to the latest government figures.
The number of new daily confirmed cases has continued to fall and is at its lowest since March, despite an increase in the number of people being tested. The number of new daily confirmed cases has continued to fall, despite an increase in the number of people being tested.
But the figures put out by the government every day are not absolute. Data released by the Office for National Statistics on Tuesday suggested the total number of deaths relating to coronavirus had actually reached more than 36,000 by 1 May. However data released by the Office for National Statistics on Tuesday suggested the total number of deaths relating to coronavirus had actually reached more than 36,000 by 1 May.
The difference in numbers is because the government looks at only those who tested positive for the virus, whereas the ONS looks at all death certificates which mentioned Covid-19 - which is also why their figures lag behind. The difference in numbers is because the government looks at only those who tested positive for the virus, whereas the ONS looks at all death certificates which mentioned Covid-19 - which is also why their figures lag behind.
The BBC's Head of Statistics, Robert Cuffe, says a third way of counting coronavirus deaths is to look at all those who have died over and above the expected total for this time of year and it comes to more than 50,000 by 1 May. This figure is likely to include undiagnosed coronavirus deaths, as well as others indirectly caused by the pandemic. The BBC's Head of Statistics, Robert Cuffe, says a third way of counting coronavirus deaths is to look at all those who have died over and above the expected total for this time of year and it comes to more than 50,000 by 1 May. This figure is likely to include undiagnosed coronavirus deaths, as well as others indirectly caused by the pandemic.
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UK coronavirus deaths fall UK coronavirus deaths fall
The new coronavirus was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January, but the number of daily confirmed cases and related deaths only began to increase significantly mid-late March. The new coronavirus was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January, but the number of daily confirmed cases and related deaths only began to increase significantly mid-late March.
Although strict social distancing measures introduced at the end of March have helped bring the daily death toll down, the UK now has the highest official death toll in Europe and the second highest in the world. However, the government says it is too soon to make international comparisons. Although strict social distancing measures introduced at the end of March have helped bring the daily death toll down, the UK now has the highest official death toll in Europe and the second highest in the world. However, the government and many experts say it is too soon to make international comparisons.
Another 494 deaths were announced on Wednesday, bringing the official total number of deaths in the UK to 33,186. Another 428 deaths were announced on Thursday, bringing the official total number of deaths in the UK to 33,614.
The majority of the UK's deaths have been in England, with nearly 30,000 so far - about 90% of the total for the UK. The majority of the UK's deaths have been in England, with nearly 30,000 so far - about 90% of the total for the UK.
In Scotland, the official government figure for deaths is 1,973, but data on death registrations from the National Records of Scotland (NRS) suggests it is at least 3,000. In Scotland, the official government figure for deaths is 2,007, but data on death registrations from the National Records of Scotland (NRS) suggests it is at least 3,000.
In Wales, the death toll stands at 1,154, while there have been 449 deaths in Northern Ireland. In Wales, the death toll stands at 1,164, while there have been 454 deaths in Northern Ireland.
Deaths still above normal Deaths still above normal
New data from the ONS for deaths in the week ending 1 May show the total fell for the second week running to just over 20,000 - but overall the weekly death total is still well above the five-year average for this time of year. New data from the ONS for deaths in the week ending 1 May show the total fell for the second week running to just over 20,000 - but overall the weekly death total is still well above the five-year average for this time of year.
There is a longer wait for the release of these figures, because the figures come from information from death certificates, rather than positive tests. There is a longer wait for the release of these figures, because the figures come from information from death certificates, rather than positive tests.
In total, figures suggest there have been more than 50,000 deaths over and above the normal amount expected by this time of year. In total, figures suggest there have been more than 50,000 deaths over and above the normal amount expected by this time of year.
The ONS, which has provided the best picture so far of the impact on care homes, suggests that more than a quarter of all coronavirus-related deaths in the UK happened in such homes. The ONS, which has provided the best picture so far of the impact on care homes, suggests that more than a quarter of all coronavirus-related deaths in the UK happened in such homes.
However, figures published on Tuesday show that deaths in care homes have now begun to fall. However, figures published on Tuesday show that deaths in care homes have now begun to fall.
Testing struggles to meet government target Testing hits government target
The latest figures on testing for coronavirus in the UK shows that more than one and a half million people have now been tested. The latest figures on testing for coronavirus in the UK show that more than one and a half million people have now been tested.
In the most recent 24-hour period, the total number of tests was just above 87,000. In the most recent 24-hour period, the total number of tests was just above 126,000.
That figure includes test kits sent to individuals or to testing locations but not yet analysed or returned, as well as tests fully processed through the relevant UK labs. The daily total includes test kits sent to individuals or to testing locations but not yet analysed or returned, as well as tests fully processed through the relevant UK labs.
When it set out to rapidly increase the country's testing capacity at the beginning of April, the UK government pledged to carry out 100,000 coronavirus tests a day by the end of the month. When it set out to rapidly increase the country's testing capacity at the beginning of April, the UK government pledged to carry out 100,000 coronavirus tests a day by the end of the month.
This chart shows that though the number is now far higher than it was a month ago, the target has only been hit three times since the beginning of May. This chart shows that the target has only been hit four times since the end of April.
People over 65 and those who must leave home to work, as well as those they live with, can now book coronavirus tests. People over 65 and those who must leave home to work, as well as those they live with, can book coronavirus tests.
All residents and staff in care homes in England, and patients and staff in the NHS, are also eligible, regardless of whether they have symptoms. All residents and staff in care homes in England, and patients and staff in the NHS, are also eligible, regardless of whether they have symptoms.
Increased testing is essential for the government's strategy to "test, track and trace" potential coronavirus cases. Increased testing is essential for the government's strategy to "test, track and trace" potential coronavirus cases.
As part of this plan, an app is being piloted on the Isle of Wight which alerts people that they may have been exposed to a potential coronavirus case. As part of this plan, an app is being piloted on the Isle of Wight which alerts people that they may have been exposed to a potential coronavirus case.
Daily cases slowly decreasing Daily cases slowly decreasing
The numbers of daily cases has been falling over the past week from peaks of more than 6,000 confirmed in a single day. The number of daily cases has been falling over the past week from peaks of more than 6,000 confirmed in a single day.
Wednesday's figure of 3,242 is the lowest since March. Dr Jenny Harries, Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England, said seeing a decrease in confirmed cases as testing capacity increased was a positive sign moving forward. On Thursday, the ONS published the results of a survey of 11,000 people which suggested that - outside hospitals and care homes - around one in 400 people in England had the virus.
Cases were originally concentrated in London, the Midlands and the North West, according to official data. Cases were originally concentrated in London, the Midlands and the North West, according to official data.
But South Wales and parts of the North West and North East also have a high proportions of cases. But South Wales and parts of the North West and North East also have a high proportions of cases.
Who is being most affected and where? Who is being most affected and where?
People living in more deprived areas of England and Wales are more likely to die with coronavirus than those in more affluent places, figures from the ONS suggest. People living in more deprived areas of England and Wales are more likely to die with coronavirus than those in more affluent places, figures from the ONS suggest.
ONS analysis shows there were 55 deaths for every 100,000 people in the poorest parts of England, compared with 25 in the wealthiest areas. ONS analysis shows there were 55 deaths for every 100,000 people in the poorest parts of England, compared with 25 in the wealthiest areas.
Most recorded coronavirus deaths have been among the elderly. Figures released by NHS England show more than half of deaths have been among people aged over 80. Most recorded coronavirus deaths have been among the elderly. Figures released by NHS England show more than half of deaths have been among people aged over 80.
Regional data suggests the daily numbers of deaths is declining fastest in London, but other parts of England and Wales are also now seeing a decline. Regional data suggests the daily numbers of deaths is declining fastest in London, but other parts of England and Wales are also now seeing a decline.
London and the Midlands have seen the highest death tolls. Northern Ireland and the south west of England have seen the smallest. London and the Midlands have seen the highest death tolls. Northern Ireland and the south west of England have seen the smallest.
New research in England and Wales has also suggested that black men and women are nearly twice as likely to die with coronavirus as white people. Research in England and Wales has also suggested that black men and women are nearly twice as likely to die with coronavirus as white people.
The ONS analysis shows the increased risk persists after taking into account age, where people live and some measures of deprivation and prior health. The ONS analysis shows the increased risk persists after taking into account age, where people live and some measures of deprivation and prior health.
People from Indian, Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities also had a significantly higher risk of dying. People from Indian, Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities also had a significantly higher risk of dying.
The number of hospital patients has fallen The number of hospital patients has fallen
On Wednesday, the government said the number of people in hospital with coronavirus had fallen to 11,327, down from 13,273 from the same day last week. On Thursday, the government said the number of people in hospital with coronavirus had fallen to 11,041, down from 12,802 from the same day last week.
Figures have been gradually declining since a peak over Easter. Figures have been gradually declining since a peak over Easter.
London's Nightingale Hospital, which opened on 3 April with space for 4,000 beds to treat Covid-19 patients, is being mothballed in the coming days, and will no longer be admitting patients. Lockdown rules changed
The government has said making sure the NHS can cope with a second peak of the virus is one of five conditions that must be met before the lockdown is eased.
Another of the conditions is ensuring that the supply of tests and personal protective equipment (PPE) can meet future demand.
Changing the lockdown rules
On Wednesday, some people in England who cannot work from home were allowed to return to their workplaces, as the government started easing some lockdown measures. On Wednesday, some people in England who cannot work from home were allowed to return to their workplaces, as the government started easing some lockdown measures.
People were urged to avoid public transport if possible, but some commuters in London said Tube trains and buses were still too busy to observe social distancing rules. People were urged to avoid public transport if possible, but some commuters in London said Tube trains and buses were still too busy to observe social distancing rules.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled a new Covid Alert System on Sunday, with five levels to govern how quickly lockdown restrictions could be eased. Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled a new Covid Alert System on Sunday, with five levels to govern how quickly lockdown restrictions could be eased.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own powers over the lockdown and have decided not to ease restrictions at the moment. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own powers over the lockdown and have decided not to ease restrictions at the moment.


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Skylar Diggins-Smith opens up about how Brittney Griner conviction shook Mercury locker room
Skylar Diggins-Smith discussed what it was like for the Phoenix Mercury to play the same day that Brittney Griner was sentenced to nine years in Russian prison.
On Thursday, the sports world was shaken to its core following the latest update regarding Brittney Griner. The WNBA star has been detained in Russia since Feb. 17 after less than one gram of cannabis oil was found in her luggage at an airport. On Aug. 4, Griner was found guilty on drug charges and sentenced to nine years in prison, while also receiving a 1 million rubles fine, which is approximately $16,700.
Griner's team, the Phoenix Mercury, played their game against the Connecticut Sun hours after the sentencing. After the game, Skylar Diggins-Smith discussed how the news affected the locker room and expressed her belief that no one wanted to play the game.
You can listen to Diggins-Smith's comments below, courtesy of the Mercury's official Twitter account.
Skylar Diggins-Smith discusses playing on day Brittney Griner was sentenced to prison in Russia
Prior to tip-off, both the Mercury, Sun, and fans in attendance stood in solidarity for Griner for 42 seconds. Fans chanted "bring her home" during the moment of solidarity.
Griner pleaded guilty to the charges one month prior to this verdict, saying that she accidentally packed the cannabis oil in her bags and did not intentionally bring them into the country.
Ahead of the sentencing, a CNN report revealed that the Biden administration had made a prisoner swap offer to Russia that would bring Griner and former U.S. Marine Corps veteran Paul Whelan home in exchange for Viktor Bout, a Russian arms dealer who is serving a 25-year sentence.
Russian Foreign Prime Minister Sergei Larvov said on Friday, the day after Griner's sentencing, that they were "ready to discuss" the prisoner exchange offer.
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Jacinda Ardern has been widely praised for how she has dealt with the Christchurch mosque shootings. Deservedly. She has shown compassion and empathy with eloquence and ease. Setting an example she has helped quell angst and escalation, and led the nationwide surge of tolrance and understanding.
She has been a star, dissed only by a few black a-holes (and quibbles).
But now what for Ardern? Her government has a lot of other challenges to deal with. She needs to lead there as well ( and she could do with more of her Ministers stepping up as well).
Peter Dunne comments at Newsroom: She's no Trump, but is that enough?
Jacinda Ardern's compassion and empathy makes her an appealing antidote to Donald Trump – but can she translate that to a genuinely new way of approaching government after decades of the same pragmatic political mantra? asks Peter Dunne.
There has been much international admiration for the leadership style of the Prime Minister in the wake of the Christchurch Mosque killings, but very little attempt so far to place it in any sort of context.
Dunne then runs through an interesting look at New Zealand and world political history since the major changes in the 1980s.
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Third Way type government has muddled along in most Western countries ever since. Its original proponents have long since left the political stage, but no substantive new way of thinking about government has yet emerged.
The Clark and Key Governments followed broadly the same pragmatic mantra, even if Clark now claims that her reformist zeal was constrained by the exigencies of politics of the time. The English Government's dalliance with social investment ideas offered the prospect of a new way, but that was snuffed out when that government was ousted after only a few months.
Liberalism had threatened a brief revival in Britain after 2010 but that was also short-lived, and there are questions today about how liberalism can get in tune again with societies that are becoming more polarised, and consequently less tolerant.
The election of Trudeau in Canada in 2015 briefly held out some hope, but was actually less a defining step than a return to the status quo after nine years of Conservative rule.
Similarly with Emmanuel Macron's En Marche! movement. This centrist alternative sprung out of the French Socialist Party but the difficulties Macron has faced since coming to office suggest it may struggle to endure.
Ardern has been compared to Donald Trump.
The defining political event of the last couple of decades has been the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States in 2016. Whatever one thinks of his policies, his performance and his ethics, there is little doubt that he has shaken up the American political establishment unlike any other leader of modern times. In America, and elsewhere, politicians are now measured, invariably favourably, by the dubious standards Trump has brought to public office.
There's some stark contrasts.
And here is where our Prime Minister shines, and becomes relevant. She is the anti-Trump in so many ways – female, not male; young not old; humble not arrogant; hard-working not lazy, warm not aloof; compassionate not disdainful; inclusive not divisive; a genuine person who is a unifier, not a narcissistic, egotist divider.
It is easy to see how she attracts the attention and admiration of the world in circumstances like Christchurch and its aftermath, given the absolute contrast she provides to Donald Trump.
At the same time, however, it is still a long stretch to suggest that she represents a substantive new thread in political discourse. She almost certainly does not, and nothing she has said or done to date suggests any great philosophical depth, or makes clear what she actually stands for beyond kindness. But that may not matter all that much.
In her first 18 months as Prime Minister Ardern hinted at a new way based on kindness, but hasn't really delivered much in the way of significant reform yet.
After the search for new ideas of the last three decades, and their less than stellar outcomes, it is arguable that people are feeling more left out, and their interests more overlooked in our political settlement than ever before.
So we may well be entering a period where what matters most to people is compassion and empathy, and an identity with leaders who reflect that. In that regard, the Prime Minister's perceived warmth and concern for the suffering meets the mood of the time. That is what gives her relevance, which is really all that matters. And while that perception remains, she will continue to prosper.
The bigger, yet to be answered question, though, is whether and how she will seek to use the opportunity that will provide her to effect significant change. That will provide the ultimate insight into the context in which she is operating.
After her performance over the past two weeks Ardern has a lot of political capital in the bank.
One of the biggest dampeners on real reform has been Winston Peters. He has been noticeably affected by the Christchurch shootings – he even admitted having made mistakes in the past.
Ardern could capitalise on the current situation and socialise – or more accurately, step rather than creep towards the social care side of the governing equation.
The economy and the Government books are in a good state, so there may be not better opportunity than now for Ardern to become a real progressive reformer, in actions rather than in rhetoric.
We may be headed towards a brand of regulated capitalism with more emphasise on empathy and kindness, if Ardern seizes the moment.
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Tagged Donald Trump, empathy, Jacinda Ardern, political capital, social investment, Winston Peters
Posted by Pete George on 30th March 2019
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But seize the moment to do what ? We have one of the most generous welfare systems in the world one which never requires you to lift a finger. We have near free healthcare. Every person over a young retirement age of 65 gets a great pension and we pay some of their power bills. If you ear 50k and have 2 kids you pay no net income tax. Near free tertiary education.
You have to be careful you dont take away peoples desire and drive to make their lives better by coddling them for life, its not a nice thing to do there is no satisfaction of being handed everything.
I'd be interested in your…'struggle' David!
The reality is the rich get richer,and the inequality gap keeps widening.
Kitty Catkin
I know a fair number of rich people, although I am not one, and none of them had it handed to them. The only billionaire I know began life in a middle-class family and it's his own brains, ability and hard work that gave him a fascinating life and a lot of money as well.If these people are rich and I am not, it's because they were prepared to take a chance and work at something and I wasn't.
I was a single father working 60 plus hours a week and worked my butt off to finally get ahead. Its character building and now I help others. Stupid government shouldn't help.
alloytoo
"Open and Transparent government" yes, Ardern seem very similar to Trump in that respect. However Russian interference appears to have been ruled out in Trump's case.
Surrounded by incompetents, yes, that too. She however seems incapable of firing them.
Economic indicators? Higher inflation, lower business confidence and growth.
Trump wins 3:0
1 out of 2….the predictable…'business confidence'…i.e business,-more handouts please like the Nats used to hand out-SKC,Rio Tinto,Warners,3 Media,consultancies,cheap state assets,subsidies,grants,…
Business confidence indicates an intention to hire and invest. (come on blazer this isn't rocket science, it's simple economics.)
economics is definately not…simple.
Intentions…to change the Govt back to a bought and paid for one.
duperez
Ms Ardern can't deliver much in the way of significant reform. New Zealanders wouldn't wear it. Any effort to do something dramatic would be attacked tirelessly and that coupled to 'the end is nigh if we do it' fear and scare narratives would see her never have the security to proceed. Of course being in the type of coalition she is in presents its own problems too.
Her party will never get an outright majority to have 'free licence.'
We are destined to be a 'fiddling around the edges' society.
In terms of not having delivered much of a new way based on kindness, the best thing she could do is take firm, decisive, action, demonstrating the type of leadership some crave, and round up all the unkind types and gift them to Australia.
Like the person commenting about Ardern performing amicably in the recent circumstances: "She is incompetent, a liar, a hypocrite, and has no backbone. Now the dust is settling she has a lot of questions to answer."
It's impossible to imagine any PM not displaying empathy with the victims and immediately going there, as well as condemning the events. This is not peculiar to Ms Ardern, and I think that too much has been made of it. Thousands of people have done things. We have heard of Kiwis risking their own lives to help the victims, like the woman who bundled survivors into her car. JA has had more publicity for doing less than many others have done. I don't know how many millions have been raised by now – all done by ordinary Kiwis. Then there are the ones who have done things like cooking meals for the victims. One woman made a lot of halal meals; I would certainly appreciate it if someone made a lot of vegetarian ones !
The PM is inevitably the public face, but her contribution pales by comparison with the others.
Do you ever check yourself …? Its seen worldwide as finest example of leadership. meanwhile you are seen as the constant naysayer and preacher of negativism.
many of those at Christchurch will be recognized for their outstanding bravery and service, that you try and warp yourself their courage is distressing. Muslim survivors from the Mosques have praised Ardern- learn something from their grace.
What about everyone else who did great things ? She didn't risk her life to save a stranger. Everyone knows who she is; they don't know the two women who stopped and assisted people they didn't know while a massacre was taking place across the road.
How on earth you see this as warping their courage shows your own warped mind. Nobody but you could see saying that someone risked their own life to save someone else as that. You seem to be one of these people who has to be disagreeable as well as pointlessly disagreeing.
She was the public face of the NZ response, but she was not alone in rising to the occasion.
Your nastiness shows that you see only what you want to see and warp people's words into your own mould.
The post by PG is about the ongoing political mix. Why couldnt you maintain the obvious Ardern derangement syndrome to the general politics.
But no, an obvious to everyone except you example of outstanding leadership, is subject to graceless comments , as though you can get away with it by wrapping your self in praise of others heroism. That may be common attitude in israeli politics but we can do without it here.
That is really stupid,. Your second sentence makes little sense.
People will express views that are different to yours, ducky, get used to it or start your own blog in which only toadies and yesmen are allowed to post. I am not going to pander to you.
The heading 'What Can Ardern Achieve Now ? is a hint that it's about her.
I wonder if your bile is because you are anti-Semitic. Your problem, not mine.
You set up straw men and put words in people's mouths, the last resort of those who can't reason so have to sink to that level. Your trolling is pathetic. If I said that the sky was blue, it would be greeted with abuse from you, I suspect.
I take it that you are unaware of the KiwiBuild fiasco, the $200,000 or whatever it was use of an airforce plane as the PM's private air taxi so that she didn't have to leave the baby for a day, the public transport non-event, the Labour Youth Camp where there was unlimited drink available to underage drinkers and the PM was a speaker, and so on and so on. Her recent actions don't cancel those out.
Alan Wilkinson
Every generation has its demons. For this one it appears to be free speech and thought that is too hard to bear and must be regulated all the while paying lip service to the pretend bogey of climate change.
What will Ardern do? Continue closing stable doors and increasing regulation
Free speech is just another rhetoric weapon of the right – here in NZ.
As recently as 2011 or so Farrar current supporter of the Free Speech Coalition when it came to Canadian alt_right activists, said it was all about 'right to protest' when it was a maori man Hone Harawira who a university cancelled on him.
Of course it campus young nats who were doing the protesting.
https://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/2011/05/the_right_to_protest.html
'Law student Charlotte Summers said the Faculty of Law cancelled the lecture on the basis of "there may be a breach of the peace".
She said the Young Nationals organisation was behind the protest.
You never tire of repeating that lie, Duker, but I will give you credit for providing the link to the original Kiwiblog article. Key points:
The Facebook page about the protest is here. Having had a brief look I don't see any suggestion they were going to go into the lecture and shout Hone down. They were going to protest outside, and they specifically said that if any go inside, "we will give Hone a chance to speak, we will listen and we will ask constructive questions while expressing our displeaure in his racial hatred and gutter politics".
So no threat of even shouting him down or de-platforming, which is all the rage with Woke Left around the world at the moment. The protest was going to be outside, as thousands of others have been there over the decades.
It was the Law Faculty that cancelled Hone's speech on the basis that there may be a breach of the peace. That's their right, but also gutless and pathetic on their part, very much anti free-speech, typical of many university administrations around the world, but not the fault of the Young Nats.
As for Hone's grizzle about it, well he needed to direct that at the Law Faculty rather than targeting the Young Nats as "a bunch of rednecks". But Hone is 100% political and racist 100% of the time, and of course 100% hypocrisy as DPF pointed out that Hone's protests in the past have involved a shit load more threats of violence and disruption to speakers he did not approve of, and actual violence and disruption, than anything the Young Nats could have conjured up.
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Erik Emil Haglund, född 29 januari 1877 i Falun, död 19 mars 1938 i Stockholm, var en svensk botaniker och torvgeolog.

Emil Haglund var son till godsägaren Hans Erik Haglund. Efter mogenhetsexamen i Falun 1897 studerade han vid Uppsala universitet, blev 1903 filosofie kandidat samt 1905 filosofie licentiat och filosofie doktor där. Haglund var botaniker och torvgeolog vid Svenska mosskulturföreningen i Jönköping 1904–1918, från 1914 tjänstledig för offentliga uppdrag, innan han 1919 blev byrådirektör i Lantbruksstyrelsen. Han var en mångsidigt verksam naturvetenskapsman. Som botaniker utgav han flera arbeten, bland annat Ur de högnordiska vedväxternas ekologi (1905, doktorsavhandling). Haglund utförde omfattande undersökningar av torvjord i fjorton olika län, redogjorde härför i Svenska mosskulturföreningens tidskrift 1904–1914 och utgav tillsammans med Hjalmar von Feilitzen och A. Bauman Om bränntorv och bränntorvberedning (1917). Med statsunderstöd studerade han mosskulturverksamheten i bland annat Tyskland, Österrike och Schweiz. Ett geologiskt arbete är hans uppsats Om våra högmossars bildningssätt (del 1 1908, del 2 1909). Haglund erhöll flera utredningsuppdrag rörande norrländska frågor. Han tillhörde 1915 års sakkunniga i kolonisationsfrågan och var 1916–1920 ledamot av kolonisationskommittén, som skulle föreslå åtgärder för att främja kolonisation på kronomark i Norrland och Dalarna. Efter en studieresa 1928 utgav Haglund arbetet Om kolonisation och veteproduktion i Kanada (1929). Han invaldes i Lantbruksakademien 1911. Haglund är gravsatt i Gustav Vasa kyrkas kolumbarium i Stockholm.

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10 worst contracts in Major League Baseball
by Grey Papke
Unlike other major sports, MLB players who sign big contracts have a rare combination of guaranteed financial security and no league-imposed limit on their earning potential. NBA and NHL contracts are guaranteed, but limited by the salary cap in place. The NFL takes it one step further and doesn't always offer those guarantees, while also limiting teams with a salary cap. In MLB, not only is the money guaranteed, but there's only a luxury tax on excessive spending. That means teams sometimes hand out really bad contracts.
The contracts are great for the player, and good for them for getting such a deal, but from a team's standpoint, the deals can turn out to be the opposite of advantageous.Here are the ten worst contracts in the sport right now, at least from a team perspective.
10) Jason Heyward, Cubs
The Cubs won a World Series with Heyward in the fold, and he still plays high-level defense. Alas, the Cubs owe him another $106 million through 2023, and they probably weren't planning on paying it to a guy whose primary appeal is his outfield skills. Since joining Chicago in what looked to be the prime of his career, Heyward has hit .253 with just 25 home runs. Of course, to long-suffering Cub fans, maybe that famous team meeting/speech was worth $184 million.
9) Felix Hernandez, Mariners
The good news for Seattle is they're just about finished with this one — 2019 is Hernandez's last guaranteed season. Unfortunately, the $175 million deal hasn't really paid off from Seattle's perspective as Hernandez is no longer the pitcher he once was. His ERA ballooned to over five in 2018, and he even briefly lost his spot in the rotation as a result of his struggles. The nearly $28 million he's owed next season won't be an easy pill for the Mariners to swallow.
8) Ian Desmond, Rockies
Colorado signed Desmond as a 31-year-old coming off a good, but not great season with the Texas Rangers. It was an odd deal when it was signed, and it looks worse now. Desmond is owed another $38 million for three seasons, not counting the $2 million team buyout that will likely be exercised for 2022. The payoff so far is a .248 average, a .308 OBP, and 27 home runs as the Rockies have essentially turned him into a very expensive utility player.
7) Jordan Zimmermann, Tigers
Zimmermann was part of the wave of contracts the Tigers gave out to support their last-gasp bid at contention in 2016. They fell short and collapsed in 2017, and while they were able to make a few trades to get out from under some of the more severe excesses, they couldn't find a taker for Zimmermann's bloated deal. Zimmermann has a 5.13 ERA in three injury-plagued seasons in Detroit, and he's still owed another $25 million in each of the next two seasons. The only good news for the Tigers is he'll come off the books right around the time the team will be hoping their rebuild puts them in position to spend.
6) David Wright, Mets
The long slog that is the David Wright deal is finally close to ending, with the Mets owing their third baseman $27 million more through 2020. This is a deal that was wrecked by injury more than by lack of performance, as Wright has played in just 75 regular season games since the end of the 2014 season. Though he's making a very strong effort to play in the bigs again, the odds are he simply won't ever be healthy enough to be a regular contributor again.
5) Robinson Cano, Mariners
The Mariners had to pay top dollar to pry Cano away from New York, and now that the initial buzz of that move has long worn off, Seattle is simply left with an increasingly bad deal from their side of things. Cano can still hit for average, but his power numbers are fading, he turns 36 in October, and he now has a PED suspension to his name. The Mariners still owe him an astonishing $120 million over the next five seasons. This deal is only going to get worse as time passes.
4) Miguel Cabrera, Tigers
Everyone pretty much knew the Cabrera deal was eventually going to become a millstone for Detroit as soon as it was signed. The Tigers' hope was that it would take more than a year or two for that to happen, but no such luck. Cabrera turned in a .249 average in an injury-plagued 2017, and he managed just 38 games in 2018 before suffering a season-ending biceps injury. The Tigers still owe him $154 million through 2023. They'll have to hope at this point that he can stay healthy enough to give them even a modest return on that investment, but that hope looks to be on shaky ground.
3) Jacoby Ellsbury, Yankees
Remember Jacoby Ellsbury? He hasn't played at all in 2018 thanks to a hip injury, and he will not return before season's end. This came in a year he was owed $21 million, and there's another $42 million — plus the inevitable $5 million buyout — coming his way. In his four healthy years with the Yanks, he's hit an underwhelming .264 with little power. The Yankees would love to move even part of the contract, but he has a no-trade clause. And with his health as it is, it's hard to imagine anyone being interested in picking up any of this deal.
2) Albert Pujols, Angels
Pujols provided the Angels with some good moments. He did, after all, hit both his 500th and 600th home runs in their uniform. Maybe that's what they had in mind all along. They had to anticipate a drop in production, or maybe they just didn't care. The fact is that Pujols hasn't been very effective for the Angels. He's a guy who will hit around .240 or .250 and maybe eclipse 20 home runs. He is not valuable defensively and especially not on the basepaths. He is also due another $87 million over the next three seasons. Hopefully it was all worth it for the Angels, who have gone just 576-551 with one playoff appearance since signing him.
1) Chris Davis, Orioles
If you're wondering why the Orioles have gone from playoff team to worst club in baseball as quickly as they have, handing out contracts like this one probably has a lot to do with it. Davis has always been a "three true outcomes" player who will walk a fair bit, strike out 200 times, hit for a low average, but push 40 home runs. It's debatable whether such a player is worth $161 million in the first place, but that's what Baltimore opted to pay him to keep him around. Since then, he's cratered. His home run total is dropping as he enters into his mid-30s. He's hitting just .180 this season and was benched at one point. He doesn't offer value defensively. Oh, and he's still owed another $94 million over the next four seasons. There are no signs that this is going to get any better for him — or for the team.
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Q: How to databind using to a 2d array of objects of different types I've got a couple of separate but related questions, and I'm new to WPF so bear with me on this.
I have a 2d array of IFarmyardSpaces, some of these are FenceSpaces, some are FieldSpaces, etc.  I basically want a grid of buttons that binds to each of these spaces, with the appropriate button styling depending on which type of IFarmyardSpace it is.
Now the questions:
1) Is it possible to easily databind what is essentially a checkerboard type of layout and have the individual items style themselves in different ways?
2) If not and I need to create and bind the buttons individually, how do I bind a button to a specific object in the 2d array?  Like if I want a button that binds to the FenceSpace that is in FarmyardSpaces[0,3]?
Thanks in advance!

A: Yes, you can do both of 1). The basics are that you need an ItemsControl with each of its items being another ItemsControl (to get rows, columns). To vary the template, the easist way is to use DataTemplate resources which have a DataType and no Key instead of explicitly assigning ItemTemplate. You could also use a DataTemplateSelector, but that takes a little more code. Your templates would look something like this:
<Window.Resources>
    <DataTemplate DataType="IFarmyardSpaces">
        <Button Style="..."/>
    </DataTemplate>
    <DataTemplate DataType="FenceSpaces">
        <Button Style="..."/>
    </DataTemplate>
</Window.Resources>

And the ItemsControl like this, here using UniformGrid to get an evenly divided grid layout:
<ItemsControl ItemsSource="{Binding TwoDArray}">
    <ItemsControl.ItemsPanel>
        <ItemsPanelTemplate>
            <UniformGrid Columns="1"/>
        </ItemsPanelTemplate>
    </ItemsControl.ItemsPanel>
    <ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
        <DataTemplate>
            <ItemsControl ItemsSource="{Binding}">
                <ItemsControl.ItemsPanel>
                    <ItemsPanelTemplate>
                        <UniformGrid Rows="1"/>
                    </ItemsPanelTemplate>
                </ItemsControl.ItemsPanel>
            </ItemsControl>
        </DataTemplate>
    </ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
</ItemsControl>

There can be complications, like alignment if the arrays aren't all the same size, or with the templates getting applied elsewhere if you're binding the same type on another control but this should at least get you started.

A: You could do it with a IValueConverter. I have done this in a Windows 8 Metro App and bloged about it: http://jwillmer.de/blog/2012/11/02/how-to-display-different-items-in-a-gridview/
At MSDN I have found another example of the IValueConverter: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/BR209903 I hope it helps to solve your problem ;-)

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The Liverpool CEO attacked the French government again after the chaos
Alvin Dean May 31, 2022 2 min read
Billy Hogan, the current CEO of Liverpool, has responded to comments by French Minister Gerald Dormann. He blamed the England team for this In front Confusion at the gates of the State de FranceThe final stage Champions League Between red and Real Madrid.
In a statement to the club's official website, the manager was "incredibly surprised" by a local official's statement amid a lack of inquiries into the chaos, which postponed the final whistle of the match for more than 30 minutes. Spain won 1-0.
"Given that we do not have enough time to understand what happened, I can say that I am incredibly glad that someone in that position commented at this point."
"There is not an independent investigation to establish all the facts. As we said on Saturday, there should be an independent and transparent investigation into what happened in the match. This is the beginning of the process. The investigation is about to begin. It is completely irrelevant," Hogan continued.
The administrator injected again While criticizing Thurman's "deeply useless comments" on the matter, he reiterated his demand that the facts be properly investigated.
Finally, Hogan said fans involved in the chaos could leave their statements to Liverpool through a form that would be sent to French authorities.
"People have a form to upload up to five photos and if there is a video it has the opportunity to show it throughout the process. All the information is handled safely and respectfully in the club. It is very important that we have all of this in one place. The information can be used properly in the inquiry. I encourage. "
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Gas, Invasion and Game Adjournment
Pre-match 2021/22 Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid Marked by many chaos, fights and invasions of fans without tickets To the State de France.
Various problems off the field led to a delay in the UEFA match, which started at 16:35 (Brasilia time) 35 minutes late, after much uncertainty.
Report of UOL Pepper spray and attacked on English fans who tried to approach the entrance turning point following the security of the police officers who were security officers who were following the stadium phase. Many foreign journalists experienced the same test.
The use of gas occurred when some local fans, especially Liverpool fans, decided to cross the bars of several gates, including the "U" designed for magazines. This act caused a tug of war between the police.
Other fans, forced by police action, tried to forcefully use iron rods. At this point, several run-ins were formed between the security guards and the fans left outside the State de France.
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