Country music certainly seems to be changing and evolving in a way that's far different from what a lot of us might be used to from the old days but it's gained a very updated sound and feel that the old-timers might not like but can at least admit relates to the current era. Brantley Gilbert is right there in the mix when it comes to changing things up since his music is undeniably country but still has the hard, pounding hit of rock to it when it comes to certain songs and the softer, lulling feel of country when all it said and done. The face of the music industry in all genres has been changing throughout the years and every artist has been keeping up with it in their own way. Gilber is one of those that seems to fully embrace the time and attitude that he exists in and has managed to incorporate that in his music.
Here are some of his best songs so far.
This song reached number 37 on the charts where it peaked and didn't continue to move upward. That doesn't say much since if you really listen to it you might feel your adrenaline levels start to rise since it is a rather forceful song without being so powerful that you can't disengage. This kind of music is that which lifts you up and makes you feel good about the moment while at the same time feeling just aggressive enough to really get into the swing of things. You could almost imagine this song playing in the background at a biker rally since it's just enough country that people could enjoy it, but rock enough that it could appeal to everyone else.
It's obvious that he can get aggressive with his music but it's also apparent that Gilbert has a lot of fun with what he does. That of course is one of the biggest draws of music, that a person gets to have fun with what they're doing. Otherwise there's not a lot of point to it and the joy becomes more of a labor and the experience becomes a job that a person is obligated to perform. By enjoying something like this, which still requires a lot of work, the artists get to share the enjoyment and the rewards that come with everyone that cares enough to really embrace the messages they send and the fun they promote.
It's great when a band or a singer can get people fired up since that's a big part of what makes them popular, but being able to croon is just as important, and being able to reach people on a much more personal level is something that differentiates a lot of musical acts from those that simply seek to hold some kind of sway over the fans. In this video it's obvious that Gilbert is the kind of guy that shows a lot of pride in those that serve and the honor that their memory deserves. This alone is something that sits as a huge dividing line between those that last and those that start to fade out sooner or later.
There are so many late shows these days that trying to catch them all is kind of difficult but not impossible. Conan however is one of those that has been on for a while and is something that people have been known to set their day around as they anticipate what their favorite talk show host is going to say when the lights go down. His musical guests have been just as good as anyone's and he doesn't shy from getting those that aren't as well known either. In many ways this is a proving ground for some singer while it's kind of a way to promote an album or a tour for others. In any case it's a good way to be seen.
Patriot's Day is a good indication of how terrorism works and how it doesn't discriminate between civilians and military targets. You could state that the Boston bombing was an act of cowardice and pointless mayhem and you wouldn't be wrong, but you might also want to take a brief glimpse into the motives of those that perpetrated this act. They were extremists no doubt, but the point is that in their minds they were striking a blow for their cause, no matter that it was an act of terror against those that had done nothing to deserve it. The two sides of the argument are continually opposed and while the suspects were eventually brought to heel the horror of that day still haunts a good number of people.
Brantley Gilbert has some very powerful messages in his songs.


The Little Stranger's reliance on atmosphere may satisfy audiences in the mood for sophisticated horror fare -- while frustrating those seeking more visceral thrills.
If you love strange little things, you'll be smitten.
Abrahamson has taken [Waters'] idea and run with it. He's made a movie that's a Brexit Britain parable about the intoxicating, if futile, allure of national identity.
We know everyone involved in this film can do better.
A hypnotic and haunting tale of how the past can grab hold of the flesh-and-blood present and squeeze. Don't let this mesmerizing mystery slip between the cracks of studio neglect and marketing indifference. It's spellbinding.
Everything here is precise: Abrahamson's direction, the understated performances, the intrusive sounds that stop just shy of jarring. The result is more sad and spooky than suspenseful or scary, an effect that seems entirely, and pleasingly, intentional.
After the credits roll it's Ruth Wilson's captivating performance that will resonate above all else.
The slow yet steady pace is an asset, but the story only feels half-formed and the ending hits with all the force of a wet tissue.
It's a curious atmospheric but flawed psychodrama.
You serious The Little Stranger? That's what you're giving me?
Domhnall Gleeson needs a Sydney Fife-level jerk-off station.
The Gothic anti-horror isn't the problem, its that no one seems to have quite figured out what the point of all this misery is supposed to be.


Refactor is going well, things are much nicer now.
First day of spring also.
This refactored code is much simpler now and likely much faster too.
I believe I have a short or too long of a read somewhere.
Based on the dump and the values I am seeing, I am short two bytes.
And looking at the hex dump of the class, those missing two bytes are for the ignored attribute, since the length is an integer and not an unsigned short.
Method handles will require slightly more complex work to make them cachable because identifiers can contain ( and ). They are also not in fixed positions. So I suppose what I will do then is have a fixed offset and length similar to the binary name, then substring as required.
sloccount gives me java: 13646 (100.00%). Also, the parsing of the block of code will be inline so no byte arrays have to be filled by the attribute and then parsed that way. Thus, the class parsing code will remain light and not require too heavy allocations beyond the normal allocations. During my pass, I can also use what is used by the method and ignore stuff that is not used. Since the constant pool is shared with everything, some stuff might not be needed at all for specific methods.
The good thing is that the subroutine byte codes are completely unsupported, which means that parsing classes is simpler and I less likely have to worry about recursive states where a byte code can have a few thousand different states.
Looks like StackMap is a bit less compact version of the StackMapTable. That is, the information appears to be similar so far, except that it is simpler to parse. Basically think of if everything in the StackMapTable were entire frames. I see the very familiar verification_type_info. And reading the specification, the type information is exactly the same. So when writing the checker, I can combine and check for both states accordingly. This means that StackMap and StackMapTable will be folded into entire full states which are then checked on input instructions.
Thinking about it, the StackMapTable might not even be needed. I could technically skip it if I force the requirements as if StackMapTable were there. The way Java byte code runs on moderm VMs is that each address in the byte code operations must have only a single valid state. The Java compiler enforces this. However, I would have to check if older J2ME classes also share this property. Ignoring the stack map table would simplify things greatly because I would not need to parse it at all. So there would quite literally only be two attributes. However, if a StackMapTable is illegal then the normal VM would fail. However, the table does help in cases where exceptions are handled to know if local variables and such are filled or not. As for the byte code, I am going to transform it to a kind of register based format which will be used by the interpreter and in the future the native recompiler. Ignoring the table would be faster and would produce code faster. It is kind of redundent, although skipping it would violate the specification.
So the thing to do would be to generate a variant of the Java byte code which uses virtual registers instead of a stack. With registers, it simplifies the operation of execution and translation to generally register based machines. For speed and simplicity I would likely not choose SSA form (register coloring is fun). There would be basic operations, where then certain operations are instead just compacted (push 2 r2, push 2 r3, followed by add) into a single form (add r2 r3 r4).
So I will need a kind of linear program editor which can act on a bunch of buffers to store the register based code. I am not going to use a large number of classes to represent single operations. Essentially it would be like a ListIterator where there is a current instruction pointer which points to register instruction code. I do however have to have a compact operation form however to not waste space and such. RISC would be likely the best choice. I should also probably have a fixed instruction size for simplicity where they all share the same form. This would be something similar to for example MMIX. Alternatively, I could just use MMIX operations to represent my programs and then use that as a IL. MMIX is a 64-bit instruction set however. MMIX is however big endian. It also implements IEEE 754 which should match Java.
However MMIX is really for a real CPU, while I just need an intermediate language which is speedy and compact. It needs to be compact because there may be a JIT which is running on systems with only for example 64KiB of memory available. With SquirrelJME in memory there might only be 32KiB. So the code would have to be compiled to native code very compactly.
Time to do some thinking.
If I have 5-bits for opcodes then I can have 32 instructions, which is quite small. Then with 6-bit operands I have 64 registers. Using a source and destination would be compact. Thus add would be d = s + d for example. I should however have an "infinite" number of registers to choose from however.
I suppose I can design something novel then as an intermediate code. I can use a prefix so to speak as a kind of huffman kind of detail. However, if I were to use 3-byte operations, things might get simpler.
Here is an idea. It would register based, but a CISC (for compactness). Basically all operations would start at a single byte. 6-bits are used for the operand (add, subtract, etc.) while 2 bits are used for flags which specify registers to use. There are two register slots, A and B. When a flag is set in a register then another byte is expected which is used to set the new A or B register. The next operation which lacks the bits will use the register set by the previous operation. Operations such as new, anewarray, multianewarray, and a few others will just be method calls (since that is sane) or traps. I would limit the number of active registers to around 256 though. However if methods are that complex that they use so many registers then they would have to fail due to the exceeded limitations. This would mean that methods which are gigantic and extremely complex (probably horrible code) would not work. However, this environment is made for embedded systems so it would be insane to have code such as that.
One problem though are branches going back and forward. The implied register may vary between calls, so I suppose the thing to do would be to instead have a linear fallback to find the next implicative register. However, seeking backwards will be complicated because it might not be known if an instruction is a register specification or not. So I suppose to fix that, I would then limit the instruction ID to 5-bits and registers to 127. If the uppermost bit is set then it specifies an instruction, otherwise it is a register implication. This could also be used for consistency checking to make sure instructions are valid. The next thing to consider is which 32 instructions are used to represent operations. I suppose what I should do is write a documentation for the intermediate language format. That would keep the details together and allow for any future work around it.
I should perhaps make a poll as to how many registers are truly needed. I also need to consider floating point too.


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Closed end lease for 2020 Ridgeline AWD RTL (YK3F5LJNW) available from January 5, 2021 through March 1, 2021, to well-qualified lessees approved by Honda Financial Services. Not all lessees will qualify. Higher lease rates apply for lessees with lower credit ratings. MSRP $39,995.00 (includes destination, excludes tax, license, title, registration, documentation fees, options, insurance and the like). Actual net capitalized cost $35,800.19. Net capitalized cost includes $595 acquisition fee. Dealer contribution may vary and could affect actual lease payment. Total monthly payments $11,844.00. Option to purchase at lease end $26,396.70. Must take new retail delivery on vehicle from dealer stock by March 1, 2021. Lessee responsible for maintenance, excessive wear/tear and $.15/mile over 10,000 miles/year for vehicles with MSRP less than $30,000, and $.20/mile over 10,000 miles/year for vehicles with MSRP of $30,000 or more. See your Honda dealer for complete details.
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Who hasn't struck a pose in the mirror at some point? At the gym, at home, or even in the window while you're out and about and think no one is looking?
For those in competitive bodybuilding, poses have be spot-on to obtain the highest marks.
But posing isn't just for workout enthusiasts and competitive bodybuilders.
As Amy Cuddy explains in the video below, non-verbal displays (aka "power poses") are for anyone who wants to change the way they think about themselves when they are in a highly stressful situation.
So the next time you want to feel more confident about a situation – strike a high power pose!
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Neoperla osage är en bäcksländeart som beskrevs av Bill P.Stark och Lentz 1988. Neoperla osage ingår i släktet Neoperla och familjen jättebäcksländor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Trademark Watch: The NISEKO distillery, Yamato Whisky
News by Whiskey Richard June 4, 2018
Flipping through some of the recently filed trademark applications, there were a couple that stood out as interesting. Let's take a look!
The NISEKO distillery
First up is a trademark application for "The NISEKO distillery" filed by a person going by the name Kotaro Taketsuru. That name may sound familiar, because if it's this guy, he is indeed the grandson of Nikka Whisky founder Masataka Taketsuru. He spent 20 years working at Nikka Whisky out of school, but has since gone on to launch a branding agency. In 2015 he kicked off the Rita Taketsuru Project, which among other things, appears focused on spreading information about the family through publishing books such as a Japanese-language collection of Rita's Scottish cooking recipes.
Kotaro Taketsuru no longer works at Nikka Whisky. Instead, his brand management agency was bought by visual communications firm amana inc., where he's still employed, per LinkedIn.
There isn't any (legal) distillery currently in Niseko. Yoichi is close, sure, but it's not Niseko. If an actual distillery does pop up in Niseko, we'll know after the license is approved by Japan's National Tax Agency.
While the trademark application does indeed cover whisky, it also covers clothing, wallets, belts, sandwiches, tea, hell even takoyaki. A wide variety of products that definitely aren't whisky. So it could just as easily be a "lifestyle brand" named The NISEKO distillery or whatever. I must say it would be pretty weird if the grandson of the founder of Nikka Whisky spends 20 years working there, then turns around and starts his own whisky distillery! Don't hold your breath over this one.
Yamato Whisky
It appears that Yamato Shuzo's Mori no Sakagura might be moving forward with their plans to launch a whisky. The Mori no Sakagura has been listed in the "Speculative" category on the Japan Distillery Map for several months already, as they got their whisky distillation license in August 2017.
Yamato Shuzo has now filed a trademark application for both "Yamato Whisky" and "Santo Whisky," depending on which reading you prefer. Perhaps I can move them into the "Future" category soon!
Note: These are only trademark applications. The trademarks have not yet been granted, and the people or businesses that file them may not move forward with their plans. For many businesses, filing trademark applications is simply a precaution.
Hakkaisan's Niseko Distillery launches in February 2021 Hakkaisan's Niseko Distillery opens to the public Chichibu Whisk(e)y Matsuri 2017 announced
niseko distilleryyamato whisky
nomunication.jp hosts a Whisky Bottle Share on July 21
Tasting Report: Lemon-Do Chuhai, Coca-Cola's first alcoholic drinks
HB on December 20, 2018 at 9:18 pm
I was directed here while trying to dig up info on this sketchy Yamato whisky that is imported into the US via Aiko… There is absolutely no way this is relating to the Yamato whisky that I am talking about here is it??
https://www.triphammerwines.com/yamato-japanese-whisky-750ml
Whiskey Richard on January 2, 2019 at 8:25 am
Hi HB, sorry for the late reply! The Yamato Whisky you linked is indeed different, using different Kanji too.
joshua monsivais on March 22, 2019 at 9:51 am
Would you know anything about the whisky that his linked took you to?
Hakkaisan Brewery to open a whisky distillery in Niseko - Nomunication
Review: Kikka Gin Batch 004 - Nomunication


We've talked the perfect LBD and statement red dresses as part of our Holiday Party Dresses Under $100 series. Today, let's talk sparkle!
Like a small child or animal, I'm always drawn to shiny objects and is there anything more fun to wear on New Year's Eve than a sparkly dress that shimmers and shines and makes you feel like a glass of bubbly? I'm getting excited just thinking about it!
This sequin dress was already a deal at $68, but just went on sale for $51. Its swingy shape makes it comfy too. I'd suggest sizing down (I'm wearing a Small here but swapped it out for an XS after our shoot).
That is the most stunning sequins dress I've ever seen!!
I'm sure it would look amazing on you!


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Q: Downloading Zip file from a webpage I am trying to download the zip, which we can also download by clicking on "SCARICA I DATI CSV" on this webpage. I want to do this for 7000+ Italian municipalities by using beautiful soup.
Right now, I have the following code for one city/municipality:
city_name = "vandoies-vintl"
prov_name = "bz"

r = urllib.request.urlopen('http://storico.openbilanci.it/bilanci/' + city_name + "-comune-" + prov_name).read()
soup = BeautifulSoup(r, 'lxml')

# this is where the code breaks. because the HTML body does not have any mention of "csv" whatsoever, which is weird.

csv = soup.find_all('a', attrs={'class':'pull-right csv'})
csvlink = csv[0]['href']
urllib.request.urlretrieve("http://storico.openbilanci.it" + csvlink, city_name+".zip")

I can't find any mention of csv when checking using print(soup). Could someone please help? Thanks!
The following code works.
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import time

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import urllib.request
import re
import os
import urllib
import zipfile
import re

output_path = r"/Users/aartimalik/Dropbox/delphine-miscellaneous/italy/test"

munis = [("monale", "at"), ("portacomaro", "at")]

munis = pd.DataFrame(munis)

munis.columns = ['municipality_clean','prov_abb']

def remove_paren(string):
    return re.sub(r'\(.*\)', '', str(string))
munis['municipality_clean']= munis['municipality_clean'].apply(lambda x: remove_paren(x))
munis['municipality_clean'] = munis['municipality_clean'].str.strip()
munis = munis.replace(' ', '-', regex=True)
munis = munis.apply(lambda x: x.str.lower())

for i in range(0,len(munis)):
    city_name = munis.iloc[i]['municipality_clean']
    prov_name = munis.iloc[i]['prov_abb']

    try:
        r = urllib.request.urlopen('http://storico.openbilanci.it/bilanci/' + city_name + "-comune-" + prov_name).read()
        soup = BeautifulSoup(r, 'lxml')
        csv = soup.find_all('a', attrs={'class':'pull-right csv'})
        try:
            csvlink = csv[0]['href']
            urllib.request.urlretrieve("http://storico.openbilanci.it" + csvlink, city_name+".zip")
            #print('Downloaded and extracted zip for ' + city_name + ', ' + prov_name)
            print(str(i) + ". " + city_name+": success")
            scrapesuccess = scrapesuccess.append(munis.iloc[i])

            newfolder= output_path + "/" + city_name.capitalize()
            if not os.path.exists(newfolder):
                os.makedirs(newfolder)

            zip_ref = zipfile.ZipFile(output_path + "/" + city_name + ".zip", 'r')
            zip_ref.extractall(newfolder)
            zip_ref.close()

        except:
            scrapefail = scrapefail.append(munis.iloc[i])
            print(str(i) + ". " + city_name+": fail")

    except:
        scrapefail = scrapefail.append(munis.iloc[i])
        print(str(i) + ". " + city_name+": fail")

A: Heres an example of downloading the zip in memory and writing a city directory with all the csv files.
import urllib.request as request
from io import StringIO
from pathlib import Path
from zipfile import ZipFile

import pandas as pd
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

class Scraper:
    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        self.url_root = "http://storico.openbilanci.it"
        self.city_name = kwargs.get("city_name")
        self.prov_name = kwargs.get("prov_name")

    def main(self) -> None:
        file_link = self.get_link()
        zipped_file = self.download_file(file_link)
        unzipped_files_mapping = self.unzip_file(zipped_file)
        self.write_files(unzipped_files_mapping)

    def get_link(self) -> str:
        url = f"{self.url_root}/bilanci/{self.city_name}-comune-{self.prov_name}"

        response = request.urlopen(url).read()
        soup = BeautifulSoup(response, "lxml")

        return soup.find_all("a", attrs={"class": "pull-right csv"})[0]["href"]

    def download_file(self, zip_link: str) -> str:
        url = f"{self.url_root}{zip_link}"

        return request.urlretrieve(url)[0]

    @staticmethod
    def unzip_file(file_handle: str) -> dict:
        zip_file_object = ZipFile(file_handle, "r")
        files = zip_file_object.namelist()

        return {
            file: pd.read_csv(StringIO(zip_file_object.open(file).read().decode("utf-8")), sep=";")
            for file in files
        }

    def write_files(self, file_mapping: dict) -> None:
        for file, df in file_mapping.items():
            file_path, file_name = file.rsplit("/", 1)
            path = Path(f"/path/to/files/{self.city_name}/{file_path}")
            path.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
            df.to_csv(f"{path}/{file_name}")

city_name = "vandoies-vintl"
prov_name = "bz"
Scraper(city_name=city_name, prov_name=prov_name).main()

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Diem SJ, Guthrie KA, Mitchell CM, Reed SD, Larson JC, Ensrud KE, LaCroix AZ. Effects of vaginal estradiol tablets and moisturizer on menopause-specific quality of life and mood in healthy postmenopausal women with vaginal symptoms: a randomized clinical trial. Menopause (New York, N.Y.). 2018 Oct 1; 25(10):1086-1093.
Abstract: OBJECTIVE: Compare the effects of a vaginal estradiol tablet and a vaginal moisturizer, each to placebo, on menopause-related quality of life and mood in postmenopausal women with moderate-severe vulvovaginal symptoms. METHODS: A total of 302 postmenopausal women enrolled in a 12-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized trial were assigned to vaginal 10 g estradiol tablet plus placebo gel (n = 102), vaginal moisturizer plus placebo tablet (n = 100), or dual placebo (n = 100). We measured change from randomization to 12 weeks in total score of the Menopause-Specific Quality of Life (MENQOL) questionnaire. We also evaluated the four MENQOL domains, depressive symptoms as measured by the Patient Health Questionnaire 8, and anxiety symptoms as measured by the Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD-7) questionnaire. RESULTS: Treatment with vaginal estradiol resulted in significantly greater improvement in total MENQOL scores compared to dual placebo (mean difference between arms -0.3 at 12 weeks (95% confidence interval [CI] -0.5, 0.0; P = 0.01). A statistically significant group mean difference favoring vaginal estradiol was observed for the MENQOL sexual function domain (-0.4 at 12 weeks; 95% CI -1.0, 0.1; P = 0.005), but not for any of the other domains. Treatment with vaginal moisturizer did not provide greater improvement compared to placebo in total MENQOL scores (mean difference 0.2 at 12 weeks; 95% CI -0.1, 0.4; P = 0.38) or in any of the MENQOL domains. Neither treatment group showed improvement compared with placebo in the Patient Health Questionnaire 8 or Generalized Anxiety Disorder Questionnaire . CONCLUSIONS: Treatment with low-dose vaginal estradiol, but not vaginal moisturizer, modestly improved menopause-related quality of life and sexual function domain scores in postmenopausal women with moderate-severe vulvovaginal symptoms.


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Q: Show posts with pagination in a custom template in wp Sorry, if I sound a bit naive..
I am a decent PHP developer and have been trying to learn wordpress recently.
Can anyone tell me or point to a tutorial that tells me the best way to show posts on a custom template with pagination ?

A: Since occasionally(or maybe most of the time, I'm not sure) you can get permalink conflicts and therefore unexpected 404 pages if you just make a custom query_posts() and then you add a pagination, with links to page-slug/page/2, page-slug/page/3, page-slug/page/n, I usually set the pagination as a $_GET parameter.
Here is an example code for that:
<?php
/*
    Template Name: Custom Loop Template
*/
get_header();

// Set up the paged variable
$paged = ( isset( $_GET['pg'] ) && intval( $_GET['pg'] ) > 0 )? intval( $_GET['pg'] ) : 1;
query_posts( array( 'post_type' => 'post', 'paged' => $paged, 'posts_per_page' => 1 ) );

?>
<?php if ( have_posts() ) : ?>
    <?php while( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
        <div id="post-<?php echo $post->ID; ?>" <?php post_class(); ?>>

<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?>

                <?php the_excerpt(); ?>

    <?php endwhile; ?>
    <?php if ( $wp_query->max_num_pages > 1 ) : ?>

            <?php for ( $i = 1; $i <= $wp_query->max_num_pages; $i ++ ) {
                $link = $i == 1 ? remove_query_arg( 'pg' ) : add_query_arg( 'pg', $i );
                echo '' . $i . '';
            } ?>

    <?php endif ?>
<?php else : ?>

Not Found

Sorry, but there are no more posts here... Please try going back to the <a href="<?php echo remove_query_arg( 'pg' ); ?>">main page

<?php endif;

// Make sure the default query stays intact
wp_reset_query();

get_footer();
?>

This will create a custom Page template, called Custom Loop Template and will display the latest posts, 1 per page. It will have a basic pagination at the bottom starting from 1 to the maximum number of pages for that query.
Of course, that's just a pretty basic example, but it should be enough for you to figure the rest out.


HA NOI (VNS)— Viet Nam's support industries remain underdeveloped in spite of Government directives, with only 27.8 per cent of industrial spare parts and accessories coming from domestic enterprises.
In contrast, domestic enterprises in Thailand provide 60 per cent of industrial parts and accessories while those in China provide 50 per cent.
Nguyen Mai, president of the Viet Nam Association of Foreign Invested Enterprises (VAFIE), also told participants of a seminar on the development of Viet Nam's support industries here yesterday that the added value of domestic products remained low.
Specifically, the added value was 35 to 40 per cent for garments and textiles, 30 per cent for footwear and 30 per cent for electronics. Foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises manufactured most of these products, noted Mai.
"This is happening because there is no policy for the priority development of some national support industries for large-scale productivity.
The policy for support industry development has not created linkages between FDI and domestic enterprises," Mai said.
He added that models of vertical and horizontal linkages have not been formed to improve the competitiveness of national products.
The VAFIE president also remarked that this presented an opportunity for Viet Nam to review and focus on the development of the support industries, an important concern of provinces.
In addition, some high-tech giants like Samsung, Nokia, Canon and Intel were moving their factories to Viet Nam and searching for suppliers from support industries to reduce production costs.
He said the country should ensure a transfer of technology from foreign investors to improve domestic production while upgrading the Vietnamese people's management and innovation skills.
Figures from the Ministry of Planning and Investment showed that Viet Nam has attracted around 17,000 FDI projects with a total registered capital of more than US$243 billion. Of these, an estimated $120 billion was disbursed capital from 101 countries and territories.
In recent years, a remarkable increase was seen in FDI to Viet Nam's electronics industry from such countries as South Korea, Japan and Taiwan.
"FDI enterprises have played an important role in turning Viet Nam into one the the world's top 10 electronics manufacturing centres in less than a decade, with production value of $40 billion last year. This is expected to be much higher in the future," said MPI Deputy Minister Nguyen Van Trung.
South Korean FDI enterprises, including Samsung subsidiaries like Samsung Electronics, Samsung Display and Samsung Electro-Mechanics, have made South Korea the biggest foreign investor in Viet Nam's electronics industry, with total investment estimated to be more than $10 billion by year-end.
Shim Wonhwan, general director of the Samsung Complex, said the mother company's investment in Viet Nam's electronics and support industries was around $8 billion.
However, support industries in the electronics sector remain relatively backward, although Vietnamese businesses have been able to provide printing and packaging products for Samsung.
"As a foreign enterprise in Viet Nam, Samsung's objective is not only to develop an important manufacturing facility but also to contribute to Viet Nam's economic growth," said Wonhwan.
"Viet Nam's supporting industries are young but have huge hidden potential. We strongly believe that with the Vietnamese Government's practical policies and incentives, FDI enterprises and domestic suppliers will have much more opportunities to learn about each other, discuss and co-operate to promote supporting industries," he added.
Wonhwan also revealed that Samsung always sought and opened up lines of communication and co-operation with domestic suppliers who meet quality standards, ensure timely delivery of and offer reasonable prices for products. This is being done to increase the number of domestic suppliers to Samsung's supply chain and benefit both Samsung and Viet Nam.


To help you bridge the gap between lunch and dinner, your chef will lay out freshly baked homemade treats for you to enjoy on your return from the slopes each day.
Teas and coffees are always available but perhaps you'd prefer a mug of hot chocolate with your slice of cake in front of the roaring fire.
Your chef will prepare different homemade treats each day such as scones with jam, French tarts, cakes or biscuits for you to enjoy with a selection of teas and coffee.


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Home News Thousands line up to bid farewell Maradona in Argentina | Football News
Thousands line up to bid farewell Maradona in Argentina | Football News
BUENOS AIRES: Tens of thousands of fans eager to honor Diego Maradona lined up to file past the coffin of Argentina's most iconic soccer star on Thursday, some confronting police who tried to maintain order at the country's presidential mansion.
Some threw bottles and pieces of metal fencing at police near the Casa Rosada in the heart of Buenos Aires. Officers at one point used tear gas to try to control them.
Fans blew kisses as they passed Maradona's wooden casket in the main lobby of the presidential building, some strike their chests with closed fists and shouting, "Let's go Diego."
The casket was covered in an Argentine flag and the No. 10 shirt he famously wore the national team. Dozens of other shirts of different football teams tossed in by weeping visitors were scattered on and around the casket.
Open visitation started at 6:15 a.m. local time (0915 GMT) after a few hours of privacy for family and close friends.The first to bid farewell were his daughters and close family members. His ex-wife Claudia Villafane came with Maradona's daughters Dalma and Gianinna. Later came Veronica Ojeda, also his ex-wife, with their son Dieguito Fernando.
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Diego Maradona holds up the FIFA World Cup trophy after Argentina's 3-2 victory over West Germany at the 1986 World Cup final at Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. (AP Photo)

Argentine football star Diego Maradona smokes a Cohiba cigar as he rides a sail boat in waters off Havana on April 8, 2000. (Reuters Photo)

Former Argentina coach Diego Maradona (right) walks alongside Lionel Messi after a practice session in Pretoria on June 10, 2010. (Reuters Photo)

Football legend Diego Maradona balances a ball on his head during a photocall for 'Maradona by Kusturica' by Serbian director Emir Kusturica at the 61st Cannes Film Festival on May 20, 2008. (Reuters Photo)

Football greats Pele and Maradona, who have often vied for the title of the best footballer in history, were jointly named best player of the 20th century by FIFA in 2000. (Reuters Photo)

Argentine football star Diego Maradona (L) gives the Argentinian team's pennant to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in Jerusalem on May 30, 1994. (AFP Photo)

Former Argentina coach Diego Maradona celebrates with Lionel Messi after their 2010 World Cup second round match against Mexico at Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg on June 27, 2010. (Reuters Photo)

Football legend Diego Maradona gestures as he attends a felicitation programme at Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata on December 6, 2008. (AFP Photo)

Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro meets former Argentine star Diego Maradona in Havana on April 13, 2013. (Reuters Photo)

Argentine football legend Diego Maradona greets Pope Francis in the Paul VI hall at the Vatican on September 1, 2014. (AP Photo)

Argentina's 1986 World Cup winning hero Diego Maradona wearing a traditional Arab headdress visits al-Sadd club in Doha on November 18, 2005. (AFP Photo)

Football legend Diego Maradona, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov (right) and Alexander Khloponin (left) walk to a match between a team of stars against a local team in Grozny, Chechnya, Russia on May 12, 2011. (AP Photo)

Portugal and Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo hailed Argentine football legend Diego Maradona as an "unparalleled magician" who he could call "friend". (Instagram Photo)

Jana, who Maradona recognized as his daughter only a few years ago, also attended the funeral.
Then came former teammates of the 1986 World Cup-winning squad including Oscar Ruggeri. Other Argentine footballers, such as Boca Juniors' Carlos Tevez, showed up, too.
Diego Maradona: A magician footballer
The lines started forming outside the Casa Rosada only hours after Maradona's death was confirmed and grew to several blocks. Among those present were the renowned barrabravas fans of Boca Juniors, one of his former clubs.
The first fan to visit was Nahuel de Lima, 30, using crutches to move because of a disability.
"He made Argentina be recognized all over the world, who speaks of Maradona also speaks of Argentina," de Lima told The Associated Press. "Diego is the people…. Today the shirts, the political flags don't matter. We came to say goodbye to a great that gave us a lot of joy."
Lidia and Estela Villalba cried near the exit of the lobby. Both had a Boca Juniors shirt and an Argentinian flag on their shoulders.
"We told him we love him, that he was the greatest," they said at the same time.
A huge mural of Maradona'a face was painted on the tiles that cover the Plaza de Mayo, near the Casa Rosada, which was decorated with a giant black ribbon at the entrance.
A giant screen in front of the Casa Rosada displayed historic photos of Maradona to the passing fans, most but not all of whom wore masks due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Q: How do i stop redirects in puppeteer? / Storing cookies in .json There is a website that has an iframe instead of a login page, i need to log-in via the iframe and store all of the cookies in a json format. I figured i could just copy the iframe's link and log-in via that, but it's redirecting me to a login page.
Here is my current code:
const puppeteer = require('puppeteer-extra');
test()

async function test() {
    const browser = await puppeteer.launch({
      headless: true,
      ignoreHTTPSErrors: true
    })

    const page = await browser.newPage()
    await page.setViewport({
      width: 1920,
      height: 1280,
      deviceScaleFactor: 1,
    });

    await page.goto('https://api.librus.pl/OAuth/Authorization?client_id=46&response_type=code&scope=mydata', {
      waitUntil: 'networkidle0',
      timeout: 0
    });
    *stopping redirects*

    *somehow storing cookies into a .json file*


In this post we will be looking at roofs. I thought I would start with a riddle, what is one of the most common types of roof in London, but is rarely seen? The roof type in question has a number of different names, including 'inverted pitch roof', 'butterfly roof' and even 'London Roof'. It is, as one of its names suggests, a pitched roof, but it generally cannot be seen from ground level as it is concealed behind a parapet wall.
The photograph on the right shows a typical mid-Victorian terraced house with a 'London' roof. None of the roof can be seen from the front of the building as the roof is completely hidden behind a brick parapet wall with a rendered cornice at the top of it.
The main problem with a roof of this type is the concept of 'out of sight, out of mind'. The roof generally gets ignored until something goes wrong and it leaks. By this stage quite a bit of damage could have occurred to the property resulting in an expensive repair bill.
Surveyors will always be aware of the potential problems associated with this type of roof when carrying out Building Surveys and Homebuyer Reports, but one of the problems that they face is actually being able to see enough of the roof to be able to comment on its condition.
Often there will be a loft hatch in the ceiling of the top floor landing which will give access to the roof void and this will often give a good indication of the condition of the roof structure and its coverings. Occasionally there is even a hatch in the roof slope that gives access to the external surfaces of the roof. If there is no access hatch it is a good idea to have one installed as this makes routine inspection and maintenance of the roof relatively easy.
The photograph to the left shows the construction of a typical 'London Roof'. You will note that the ceiling has been removed so that you can get a better idea of how the roof is built. We were standing at the front of the building looking towards the rear wall.
This photograph shows the left-hand side of the roof. The high point is at the left-hand party wall and the roof slopes down towards the middle of the house. The right-hand side of the roof is a mirror image of the left-hand side. This gives rise to one of the alternative names of 'Butterfly Roof' as the two slopes of the roof resemble the wings of a butterfly.
The basic shape of the roof creates a potential problem. The two halves of the roof slope into the centre of the building and this means that rainwater also drains from the roof slopes into the centre of the building. The rainwater is collected in a central valley gutter which runs from the front to the back of the building and then usually into a rainwater pipe on the rear.
The valley gutter generally cannot be seen from ground level and if it becomes blocked this is usually not apparent until it starts leaking. The valley gutters to these roofs were originally lined with lead; this will often have perished over the years and temporary repairs will possibly have been carried out. Valley gutters are often lined with felt or even painted with bitumen to stop them leaking, as a proper repair or replacement using lead is now quite expensive. Patch repairs are generally a false economy, however, as a leaking valley gutter can cause serious rot to the roof timbers which in turn can lead to major structural repairs.
The majority of these roofs were originally covered with natural slates. These were originally fixed with iron nails and, as was normal in the Georgian and Victorian period, there was no underfelt. The slates have a relatively long life span, but the iron nails eventually corrode and this means that the slates will slip out of place and allow rainwater to penetrate into the roof space.
In the short-term if there are only a few loose slates these can be re-fixed using metal clips known as 'tingles', but in the longer term the only permanent solution will be to renew the roof coverings.
Many original 'London' roofs have been recovered using modern concrete interlocking tiles. These are generally much cheaper than traditional slates, but they do have the disadvantage of being much heavier. This can cause serious problems unless the roof timbers are strengthend to cope with the additional weight. It is generally preferable to recover 'London' roofs using either traditional natural slates or modern artificial slates. When the roof is being recovered it's an ideal time to install an access hatch.
The photograph to the left shows a typical 'London 'roof that has been recovered using modern artificial slates.
You can tell that they are artificial slates as there is a little metal clip on the bottom of each slate.
You will also note the lead flashings where the slates meet the parapet walls.
The two little 'mushroom-like' fittings on the roofs are to provide ventilation to the roof space and prevent condensation building up within the roof void.
As I have mentioned flashings I will deal with these in a bit more detail. One of the main points of weakness in any roof is the point where the roof coverings join the external walls. The best solution will always be a lead flashing as lead is impervious and has a relatively long life span. The disadvantage is that lead is now very expensive and the work needs to be carried out by an experienced tradesperson.
On many older roofs you will see a cement fillet where the roof coverings join the party walls or parapet walls. This is generally a poor solution that will have a limited life span. It is, however, seen quite often as it is cheap and requires little skill to install. The main problem is that a cement fillet will not be totally waterproof and it will eventually crack. This will allow water to penetrate into the roof timbers and could cause substantial damage if the leak is not detected for some time.


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import put.ci.cevo.framework.state.EvolutionState;
import put.ci.cevo.util.Description;
import put.ci.cevo.util.info.ProgressInfo;

import static put.ci.cevo.util.info.EmptyProgressInfo.emptyProgressInfo;

public class EmptyTarget implements EvolutionTarget {

	@Override
	public Description describe() {
		return new Description();
	}

	@Override
	public boolean isAchieved(EvolutionState state) {
		return false;
	}

	@Override
	public ProgressInfo getProgressInfo() {
		return emptyProgressInfo();
	}

}

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Q: Using PowerShell, how can I use multiple namespaces I would like to create an XML file with multiple namespace like this. I need to insert the correct prefix at the beginning of the tag
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<HXT:Sending xmlns:HXT="http://www.HiTooT.com/HXT-Rec">
     <O2:Info xmlns:O2="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:Info-2" xmlns:dad="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:AggregateInfo" xmlns:dbd="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:BasicInfo">
          <dad:ID>12015</dad:ID>
          <dbd:IssueDate>05032015</dbd:IssueDate>
          <dbd:TypeCode>ORA_PF</dbd:TypeCode>
     </O2:Info>
</HXT:Sending>

with this powershell code
$XMLFilePath = "c:\tmp\test1.xml"

    #---Create empty XML File
    New-Item $XMLFilePath -Type File -Force | Out-Null

    #---Creating Base Structure
    $XMLFile = New-Object XML
    [System.XML.XMLDeclaration]$XMLDeclaration = $XMLFile.CreateXMLDeclaration("1.0", "UTF-8", "yes")
    $XMLFile.AppendChild($XMLDeclaration) | Out-Null

    #---RootObject
    $Sending = $XMLFile.CreateElement("HXT", "Sending", "http://www.HiTooT.com/HXT-Rec")
    $XMLFile.AppendChild($Sending)

    #Order node
    $Info = $XMLFile.CreateElement("Info");

    $Info.SetAttribute("xmlns:O2", "urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:Info-2")
    $Info.SetAttribute("xmlns:dad", "urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:AggregateInfo")
    $Info.SetAttribute("xmlns:dbd", "urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:BasicInfo")

    $Sending.AppendChild($Info)
    #---

    $ID    = $XMLFile.CreateElement("ID")
    $ID.InnerText    = "12015"
    $Info.AppendChild($ID)

    $IssueDate    = $XMLFile.CreateElement("cbc:IssueDate")
    $IssueDate.InnerText    = "05032015"
    $Info.AppendChild($IssueDate)

    $TypeCode    = $XMLFile.CreateElement("TypeCode")
    $TypeCode.InnerText    = "ORA_PF"
    $Info.AppendChild($TypeCode)

    $XMLFile.Save($XMLFilePath);

    notepad $XMLFilePath

can only do this
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<HXT:Sending xmlns:HXT="http://www.HiTooT.com/HXT-Rec">
  <Info xmlns:O2="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:Info-2" xmlns:dad="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:AggregateInfo" xmlns:dbd="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:BasicInfo">
    <ID>12015</ID>
    <IssueDate>05032015</IssueDate>
    <TypeCode>ORA_PF</TypeCode>
  </Info>
</HXT:Sending>

How can i add the correct prefix?

A: Have you try to create your $info element like this :
#Order node
$Info = $XMLFile.CreateElement("O2", "Info", "urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:Info-2")

For me it gives :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<HXT:Sending xmlns:HXT="http://www.HiTooT.com/HXT-Rec">
  <O2:Info xmlns:O2="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:Info-2" xmlns:dad="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:AggregateInfo" xmlns:dbd="urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:BasicInfo">
    <ID>12015</ID>
    <IssueDate>05032015</IssueDate>
    <TypeCode>ORA_PF</TypeCode>
  </O2:Info>
</HXT:Sending>

Updated to explain how to prefix also inner tags :
You can use the same call for inner tags, the attribute will not be repated as it appear one time in the parents node.
$ID = $XMLFile.CreateElement("O2", "ID", "urn:osis:names:specification:gtr:schema:xsd:Info-2")


Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee, Inc. and Richard Schaffer(HARPERS FERRY, W.Va.) -- Some go to Goodwill for jeans, furniture, maybe even some good DVDs if they're lucky. But when Richard Schaffer of Harpers Ferry, W.V., perused Goodwill he stumbled across a small photograph of Robert E. Lee that looked old enough to be real.
He eventually paid $23,000 for it.
"It looked like s*** honestly and that's what appealed to me," said Schaffer.
That was enough to make Schaffer, 45, take a second look. When the photograph was first posted on Goodwill's online site, shopgoodwill.com, it was only $4.
But then something happened. Suzanne Kay-Pittman, spokeswoman for Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee, said that the price started shooting up.
"In 18 hours, it was above $6,700," Kay-Pittman said.
Goodwill took the picture offline and to Larry Hicklen, who runs several Civil War antique shops near Stone River battlefield. He dated it circa 1865-1870. He described it as a tin type photograph, probably not an original, but maybe a copy of original. He said that the pose had not been seen before but noted that the image was very similar to the famous "floppy tie" Civil War portrait. This photograph, however, had a slightly different facial expression and faces a different direction.
Good enough for Goodwill, the company reposted the picture on Aug. 31. Several days, 131 bids, and over 40,000 page views later, Schaffer finally acquired the rare piece.
Schaffer, a veteran antique collector, has still not laid eyes on the actual photograph and will not until Kay-Pittman hand-delivers it to him Monday at his Harpers Ferry restaurant, Secret Six Tavern. Then he will have it examined by his own private firm in Washington, D.C.
There are risks. The picture could end up being an absolute fake and be worth less than $1,000. Schaffer says that $23,000 isn't all that much in the antique world and is just part of the gamble.
But if he wins, he would win big. He estimates that if the picture really is as rare as he believes, it could easily be worth six figures.
And if he loses, it will have just been an auction casualty. He says that Goodwill seems willing to work with him if the picture turns out to be a fake. Even if his money is not returned, Schaffer takes comfort in knowing that his money is going to a good place.
"It's a very important charitable organization, truly one of the finest nonprofits in the U.S.," said Schaffer.
Kay-Pittman notes that, through the sale of this one item, Goodwill will be able to train 69 people to go out and get jobs.
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images(SAN FRANCISCO) -- Apple CEO Steve Jobs appeared at a software developers' conference in San Francisco on Monday to introduce a new operating system called Lion and a wireless service called iCloud, but his mere presence at the event dwarfed the announcement itself.
After several years of stories about his failing health and the self-imposed medical leave of absence he announced earlier this year, he got a standing ovation just for being there.
"We love you," shouted someone in the crowd.
"I appreciate it very much," Jobs answered.
People emailing or Tweeting from the conference said he looked gaunt.
Jobs "looks extremely thin," ABC News correspondent Neil Karlinsky wrote in email from the audience, but added, "He's walking steadily and seems to have energy."
Macrumorslive.com, a website that covers Apple full-time, commented, "Steve sounds... exasperated. Weirdly quiet and not as energetic."
Jobs didn't stay long, commanding the stage for approximately 3 minutes. "Today we're going to talk about software," he said, before handing off to Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president for worldwide marketing.
Schiller and colleagues showed how the Lion system, on a properly-equipped computer, could offer the same kind of touch-to-activate features one finds on the iPad tablet. He said it offers 250 new features.
Jobs returned to the stage to introduce iCloud, a service he said would make it possible for users to access photos, music, documents and other content at any time from any device. He demonstrated how photos taken with an iPhone were visible on a user's iPad moments later.
ICloud, which will be free initially, replaces an earlier Apple service, MobileMe, which Jobs called "not our finest hour."
Many users of Apple devices had been frustrated that if, for example, they bought a piece of music from Apple's iTunes store, they were limited in how many places they could store it -- and in trouble if their iPod or MacBook computer broke down or was lost. The iCloud, Apple said, will solve such issues.
The service will integrate what you can get on different Apple devices, the company said. If you've been reading a book on an iPad, Jobs said, you can open it on an iPhone -- and the bookmark to show your place will open with it.
Personal photos, the company said, will not be kept permanently on Internet servers. After 30 days they will need to be downloaded to one's own devices, because they consume large amounts of computer memory.
Immediate reaction to the new offerings was positive, but many in the crowd of 5,200 were still reacting to Jobs himself, who wore a trademark black mock turtleneck and blue jeans.
Jobs' health has been a public issue since 2004, when he announced that he had a rare -- and treatable -- form of pancreatic cancer. In early 2009 he took a medical leave, and, it was later revealed, traveled to Memphis, Tenn., for a liver transplant. He came back to work full-time later that year, but in January of this year he took another medical leave.
This was his second public appearance since then. The other, in March, was for the release of the company's successful iPad 2 tablet.
Jobs had handed off day-to-day operation of the company to his principal deputies some years ago, so his medical problems have not greatly affected the firm's success. Apple stock, valued around $120 per share when he took his 2009 medical leave, hovered around $340 Monday.


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Q: WooCommerce Hide Add To Cart Button on Loop & Product Page I'm working on a woocommerce theme and I'm required to hide the add to cart button for products that have 0 as price, as these products may only be inquired and not added to cart. I have successfully hidden the 'add to cart' button on the product page however, I am having a hard time doing so on the shop page/category page.
Below is my code for filtering the add to cart as well as changing the default 'Free!' message.
add_filter( 'woocommerce_variable_free_price_html',  'hide_free_price_notice' );

add_filter( 'woocommerce_free_price_html',           'hide_free_price_notice' );

add_filter( 'woocommerce_variation_free_price_html', 'hide_free_price_notice' );

/**
* Changes woocommerce default 'Free!' to return message
*/
function hide_free_price_notice( $price ) {
  remove_action( 'woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item', 'woocommerce_template_loop_add_to_cart', 30 );
  remove_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'woocommerce_template_single_add_to_cart', 30 );

  return 'Please inquire for pricing';

}
I have also tried filtering all add to cart buttons on loop, however this did not work either.
add_action( 'woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item', 'remove_add_to_cart_buttons', 1 );

function remove_add_to_cart_buttons() {
    remove_action( 'woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item', 'woocommerce_template_loop_add_to_cart' );

}
Any suggestions? I'm looking to see if I can hide it with CSS...

A: This is what I use to change the 'Free!' message to 'POA' and also hide the cart.
Note: There seems to be an issue with this on WooCommerce version V2.1?
 * Swop the 'Free!' price notice and hide the cart with 'POA' in WooCommerce
 */
    add_filter( 'woocommerce_variable_free_price_html',  'hide_free_price_notice' );
    add_filter( 'woocommerce_free_price_html',           'hide_free_price_notice' );
    add_filter( 'woocommerce_variation_free_price_html', 'hide_free_price_notice' );

function hide_free_price_notice( $price ) {
    remove_action( 'woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item', 'woocommerce_template_loop_add_to_cart', 10 );
    remove_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'woocommerce_template_single_add_to_cart', 30 );
    return 'POA';
}


One of my favorite recipes is very easy- makes a great side dish if you're serving an Indian meal. Dice up a small onion, or half a larger one. Dice the beans into small pieces the size of peas. Heat up a pan, add some cooking oil and a heaping teaspoon of mustard seeds. Wait till they start to pop. Add the onion and fry till they get soft and translucent. Throw in the diced beans, stir, cover. In a separate hot skillet, add a couple tablespoons of finely dessicated coconut (NOT SWEETENED). Stir till it starts to turn toasty brown. Shut of heat and add to the beans (usually right when they're almost done). Stir and keep cooking till tender. Salt to taste.


Paul is Director with Wessex Community Assets, an organisation promoting and developing community ownership in sectors such as housing, workspace and land. Paul helped develop the Wessex Community Land Trust Project – which has delivered some 120 affordable houses in 12 communities across Somerset, Devon and Cornwall.
From 1999 to 2006, as Director of Somerset Food Links, Paul supported the local food sector in Somerset and was a founder director of Somerset Local Food Direct in 2002. Paul was a co-founder and first Chair of Food Links UK in 2004 and from 2008 to 2013 I chaired the grants panel for the Big Lottery Local Food Fund which awarded over £50 million to community led local food initiatives.
Having worked for many years in the financial services sector for an international consulting firm, Kim moved to Somerset from where she has run a project management consultancy for the past 18 years.
Kim is trustee of both the Wells Food Network and Somerset Community Food, and a Director of Wessex Community Assets. She is a director of, and producer for, Wells Country Market, a co-operative that provides an outlet for small-scale home cooks and domestic fruit and vegetable surpluses.
Kim is also the Treasurer of Mendip Community Credit Union, a mutual financial organisation which supports 1,200 members. A founder Trustee of PROMISEworks (a charity that supports some of the most vulnerable young people in Somerset) Kim remains an active mentor and young persons' advocate.
Sarah has a practical legacy of establishing successful social enterprises – including a school farm, urban farm, co-operative garden centre and educational and community projects. In 2000, Sarah became a founding Director of Somerset Community Food which provided training and community support for local food and health initiatives, including food co-ops, community allotments and sharing cooking skills.
As a practical, hands-on business consultant, Phil has provided strategic advice and support to large employers in the private and public sectors, micro and small businesses, social enterprises and charitable organisations for nearly 30 years. For the last 12 years Phil has also delivered many economic and community development projects in Somerset and across the South West.
Phil is well known to the local business community for leading projects such as the Code Club, a technology project across the South West which helps address skills shortages in the digital sector, and the Genesis Project to promote and increase the use of environmental technologies in the construction sector. Phil also helped to develop the 'Green and Grow' economic strategy for Taunton Deane.
Philip is an active member of the Institute of Directors (IoD) and was a member of the South West Regional Board until the end of his tenure in December 2018.
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Cool, Calm, and Collected
Comments: 10 Random June 6, 2010
I don't watch TV but I do watch a good number of videos online, and there's plenty of fascinating stuff out there on bloggingheads.tv, Charlie Rose interviews, The Big Think, fora.tv, and more. I study interviews in particular to view how people at the top of their game carry themselves when they are not in complete control of a conversation.
Recently I watched two videos in which I noticed one person present him/herself in a more polished manner than the other. Both of the more impressive-seeming people stayed cool, calm, and collected throughout the conversation. Sounds basic, but during emotionally tense or argumentative situations, it really is a talent.
First, a 20-minute interview between Noam Chomsky and a TV journalist. Whether you agree or disagree isn't the point and don't interpret this as an endorsement of Chomsky's views. I don't have opinions on these issues until I become more informed. What does matter is how coolly and calmly Chomsky disputes the interviewer's assumptions. The interviewer's early aggressive tone morphs into a stilted, panicked one. Chomsky is relaxed the whole time and occasionally firmly raises his voice but only when it's necessary. Instead of responding to sharp-toned questions with sharp-toned answers, he stays leveled, and it comes off well on-camera.
Second, Jonah Goldberg and David Frum recently did a 65 minute bloggingheads.tv conversation. It is pretty inside baseball to the cause David Frum has taken up about the the state of conservatism, but again, the actual issues aren't the point. There is an interesting contrast in manner and demeanor between the two. Frum is the whole time impeccably polite, calm, and when he disagrees, very professional. Charming, even. Goldberg is no chump either when it comes to polish, but a few times begins his answer with an emotional yelp, bemused face, and "Well….". Frum asks several questions, Socratic-style. Backed into a wall on the definition of socialism, Goldberg stammers a "Look," too many times. "Look…", used rarely, bestows authority. Obama begins many sentences with it. But used too much it sounds overly defensive.
Finally, if you're ever looking for tips and tricks on the rhetoric front, just watch a Barack Obama press conference. The guy's a master, not that this is exactly news. In this most recent press conference — why I ended up watching half of it online is a mystery even to me — he deftly handles a probing question from a journalist with a laugh, smile, and a "Come on, Jackie, I don't know." Again: cool, calm, collected.
If you want an example of a talented rhetorical response that's not exactly cool, calm, and collected, but still extraordinary, watch this 50 second clip of Bill Clinton responding to a heckler in 1992 when he ran for president for the first time. Goosebumps.
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Toli says:
Great stuff Ben.
Re: Chomsky video. Also not a comment on the content itself. But one thing he also does is he LISTENS to the questions and is cool, calm, and collected in his response. She hardly listens, which is why she frantically continues to try to make him stumble, hardly has ANY follow-up questions on Chomsky's actual responses, and her painbody is interfering with her ability to do an excellent job.
Chomsky stayed as cool as an arctic cucumber. Giuliani and Reagan were also good at this.
FrF says:
Thanks for the Chomsky video, Ben!
I don't find the Israeli journalist's performance as bad as you and Toli do, though. She doesn't seem to me particularly "sharp-toned". Maybe it's because I'm used to see an even greater degree of dismay with which Chomsky's views are met by his opponents! Chomsky — whom I admire — lets his stoic guard slightly down at one point: It's when Alan Dershowitz is mentioned. Another detail which stood out for me is that the journalist uses the Hebrew pronunciation of "Chomsky".
Do you know the documentary "Manifacturing Consent"? Whether or not you agree with Chomsky's views (the mandatory disclaimer – ha!) this is a very well-made film, a veritable lesson in different cinematic techniques and ways to "spice up" your material. It has snippets of Chomsky's famous encounter with William Buckley. (This conversation can be seen in its entirety at
Haven't watched Manufacturing Consent yet but I hope to soon!
Derek Scruggs says:
A few years ago Geoof Nunberg did a nice comparison of the use of "look" with "see." Aggrieved rightists often use "see" as a way to amp up the troops, as in "See? The liberals want redefine marriage." In contrast, leftists tend to use "look" in a condescending way. "Look, we all know that W is an idiot."
Chomsky reacts the way you're supposed to when your ideas and stance have intellectual heft.
Clinton was brilliant. Going back to Chicago — my hometown — with it: Sometimes you have to give a verbal beat down in order restore proper respect.
Though I haven't commented before, I am an avid reader of your blog. I appreciate the quality of your content and the thoughtful participation of your readers. Kudos, my man.;-)
"…in order restore proper respect."
"In order to restore…" My bad.;-)
Delia Lloyd says:
I just watched the Chomsky video and couldn't agree more. The calmer he remains the more frazzled she gets. Thx for sharing this and others. Great post and set of observations.
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http://www.realdelia.com
Colin Marshall says:
Dude, for such a short post, this is densely packed with good stuff. I watch interviews with similar closeness, for obvious reasons. Those and other situations have taught me that coolness/calmness/collectedness — I usually just go "equanimity" — is one of those qualities You Can't Have Too Much Of.
Chama says:
As always, nice post ben,
But Prof. Chomsky's coolness is well displayed when debate that hot-headed bigot, Alan Dershowitz.
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Благоје Видинић (Скопље, 11. јун 1934 — Стразбур, 29. децембар 2006) био је југословенски фудбалер и тренер, српског порекла.

Каријера
Рођен је у Скопљу. Играо је на позицији голмана. У каријери је играо за ФК Вардар, Раднички из Београда и ОФК Београд у Југославији, а потом и за Сион у Швајцарској. Године 1967. преселио се у САД и играо за Лос Анђелес Торос, имао је 20 наступа те сезоне. Сезону 1968. игра за Сан Дијего, а затим за Сент Луис Старс.

За најбољу селекцију Југославије одиграо је осам утакмица, дебитујући 4. децембра 1956. на олимпијском турниру против Индије (4:1) у Мелбурну, а последњу утакмицу одиграо је 9. октобра 1960. против Мађарске (1:1) у Будимпешти. Наступио је 1956. на олимпијском турниру у Мелбурну (Аустралија) био члан екипе која је освојила сребрну медаљу, бранио је у финалу гол Југославије када је 1960. у Риму освојена златна олимпијска медаља, а играо је и у финалу Европског првенства 1960, у Паризу, на коме је репрезентација освојила друго место.

Као тренер водио је репрезентацију Марока на Светском првенству 1970. у Мексику и репрезентацију Заира 1974. у СР Немачкој. Преминуо је 29. децембра 2006. у Стразбуру.

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 Списак југословенских фудбалских репрезентативаца

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Спољашње везе

Рођени 1934.
Умрли 2006.
Спортисти из Скопља
Југословенски фудбалери
Српски фудбалери
Југословенски фудбалски репрезентативци
Фудбалски голмани
Фудбалери Вардара
Фудбалери Радничког Београд
Фудбалери ОФК Београда
Фудбалери Сиона
Селектори фудбалске репрезентације Марока
Селектори фудбалске репрезентације Колумбије
Фудбалери на Летњим олимпијским играма 1956.
Југословенски олимпијци на Летњим олимпијским играма 1956.
Освајачи медаља на Летњим олимпијским играма 1956.
Фудбалери на Летњим олимпијским играма 1960.
Југословенски олимпијци на Летњим олимпијским играма 1960.
Освајачи медаља на Летњим олимпијским играма 1960.
Освајачи олимпијских медаља у фудбалу
Освајачи златних олимпијских медаља за Југославију
Освајачи сребрних олимпијских медаља за Југославију
Олимпијски победници у фудбалу
Фудбалери на Европском првенству 1960.
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Richard Good Smethurst (born 17 January 1941) was provost of Worcester College, Oxford, England.

Smethurst was educated at Liverpool College, Worcester College, Oxford, and Nuffield College, Oxford.

In 1964, Smethurst was appointed research fellow at St Edmund Hall, Oxford. In the following academic year (1965/66) he was simultaneously Fellow and tutor in economics at St Edmund Hall, Oxford and consultant to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization programme at the Oxford Institute of Commonwealth Studies. In 1967, he became a fellow of Worcester College, Oxford where he was also tutor in economics and university lecturer in economics until 1976.

Meanwhile, he was also part-time economic advisor to Her Majesty's Treasury 1969–71 and part-time policy advisor to the Prime Minister's Policy Unit 1975–76 (Harold Wilson's second term). From 1976 until 1986 he was professorial fellow at Worcester and director of Oxford University Department for External Studies. In 1978 he had been appointed a part-time member of the Monopolies and Mergers Commission and in 1986 he became its deputy chairman. He held this position until 1989, when he returned to Oxford as chairman of the General Board of the Faculties.

In 1991 he became provost of Worcester and in 1997 he was appointed pro-vice-chancellor of the university. He was appointed President of the Thames and Solent Workers' Educational Association in 1992 and president of the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education in 1994. He retired as provost of Worcester in Summer 2011.

Smethurst was once tutor to John Hood, subsequently vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford.

Sources and further information
International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame
Debrett's People of Today (12th edn, London: Debrett's Peerage, 1999), p. 1810
Georgina Ferry, 'Back from the edge', Oxford Today 17:1 (Michaelmas 2004)

References

External links
 Richard Smethurst interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 28 September 2010 (video)

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SZA has seemingly confirmed the rumors that she has plastic surgery.
The 33-year-old singer just dropped her sophomore album S.O.S. and she addresses the rumors on two tracks, including the title song.
There have been rumors have a long time that SZA had several procedures, including a Brazilian Butt Lift.
On the title song "S.O.S.," SZA sings "So classic, that ass so fat, it look natural, it's not."
SZA sings in the song "Conceited," "I just got my body done, ain't got no guilt about it / I just heard your opinion, I could've did without it."
In a previous interview with Glamour, SZA talked about body image while talking about Kendrick Lamar's "Humble" lyrics in which he raps, "I'm so f— sick and tired of the Photoshop / Show me something natural like afro on Richard Pryor / Show me something natural like ass with some stretch marks."
SZA said, "If you want to support women, you should support all shapes of women. I used to be 200 lbs., and I have stretch marks all over my body. I find more comfort and solace with Kendrick reinforcing that I'm beautiful. I don't really feel anything misogynistic from that."
"I don't try to analyze those things because I feel like if I focus on who I want to be and what I want to represent for women and what I want to represent for myself, I don't have time to worry about how men view me," she added.
SZA confirmed the album's release during her appearance on SNL last week.
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