My busy schedule these days has been keeping me from as much time in the kitchen as I would like. There are so many recipes that I've been dying to try, but they keep getting put on the back-burner. Luckily, I found a really easy but tasty dessert to make this past weekend.
These bars actually are derived from the back of my gluten-free oatmeal package. They are on the bag as cookies, but baking them in bar form just seemed so much easier at the time. I'm glad I did because they baked up to be the perfect chewy, gooey bars! You would never know that there is no butter or flour in these babies!
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Shigeyuki Aikyo (né le ) est un athlète japonais, spécialiste du 3 000 mètres steeple.

Biographie

Il remporte la médaille d'or du 3 000 mètres steeple lors des championnats d'Asie 1985, à Djakarta, et s'impose l'année suivante lors des Jeux asiatiques de Séoul.

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Coureur de demi-fond japonais
Coureur de 3 000 mètres steeple
Médaillé d'or aux Jeux asiatiques
Champion d'Asie d'athlétisme
Naissance en janvier 1964

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The anti-gun views of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo are not only costing New Yorkers their constitutional rights but also their jobs. Yellow Hammer News has just revealed the big news that Remington Arms is deciding to expand in a different state, one that actually still supports the rights of American citizens.
Having been around for 198 years, Remington has seen a dramatic shift in the state in which lawmakers have been scrambling to trample on the rights of law abiding gun owners. The company has been looking for a more freedom friendly state in which to do business and several other states were fighting for the privilege of hosting the gun manufacturer.
Almost half the states in the country have made pitches to Remington, included Arizona, Oklahoma, Michigan, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. But in the end, the company chose Huntsville, Ala.
Gov. Bentley and Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard both immediately responded to Cuomo's comments.
"If he doesn't want hard working pro-life and pro-2nd Amendment people in his state, we will gladly take them here in Alabama," Speaker Hubbard added.
The SAFE Act is seeing a lot of opposition right now and there are several law suits against the unconstitutional law that restricts the rights of citizens while doing nothing to deter crime. And while criminals are rooting for more gun control laws to disarm New York residents, you can look for more businesses and citizens to look for a better place to live.
The last one to leave New York, please turn out the lights.
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Q: SWIFT - Why Horizontal Scroll View and Feature does not work I was following this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq71SPkJIus but for some reason nothing is appearing in the simulator and there are no errors, it just says "Thread 1: breakpoint 1.1", is that an error? Sorry I'm pretty new to this and not really sure
I checked all the code to make sure it is right and it is so not sure what to do, or what I did wrong
@IBOutlet weak var pageControl: UIPageControl!
    @IBOutlet weak var slideScrollView: UIScrollView!
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        slideScrollView.delegate = self
        let slides:[Slide] = createSlides() //THREAD 1: BREAKPOINT 1.1
        setupScrollView(slides: slides)
        pageControl.numberOfPages = slides.count
        pageControl.currentPage = 0
        // Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib.
    }

    func createSlides() -> [Slide] {
        let slide1:Slide = Bundle.main.loadNibNamed("Slide", owner: self, options: nil)?.first as! Slide
        slide1.label.text = "Slide1"

        let slide2:Slide = Bundle.main.loadNibNamed("Slide", owner: self, options: nil)?.first as! Slide
        slide2.label.text = "Slide2"

        return [slide1, slide2]
    }

    func setupScrollView(slides:[Slide]) {
        slideScrollView.frame = CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: view.frame.width, height: view.frame.width)
        slideScrollView.contentSize = CGSize(width: view.frame.width * CGFloat(slides.count), height: view.frame.height)
        slideScrollView.isPagingEnabled = true

        for i in 0 ..< slides.count {
            slides[i].frame = CGRect(x: view.frame.width * CGFloat(i), y: 0, width: view.frame.width, height: view.frame.height)
            slideScrollView.addSubview(slides[i])
        }
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A: is this what you are seeing?

If that's the case, you just enabled a breakpoint in some part of your code.
just tap this to disable it

If you are new to development, just look for tutorials on how to debug code on Xcode or any other IDE to get the grasp of it, you will learn a lot of cool stuff that's taken as obvious, but it really isn't. Those things will help you out your path of becoming a great developer. Good Luck!
and click play to continue

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Sarah wakes up in the middle of a wood next to the blood soaked body of a guy she met in a club a few hours earlier, but that is all she can remember. Evidence suggests the man may have tried to attack her, but when she finally manages to piece together her fragmented memory, she discovers the truth is far more chilling.
Derek Boyes
The Happiness Thief
Lighting/Camera
Natasha Rose-Mills
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"Sarah"
Ru Gilfillan
"Tony"
"Gary"
3,000 GBP
4k 16:9 24fps H.264 100Mbit
Director Biography - Derek Boyes
Writer/director Derek Boyes is a graduate of the National Film and Television School. His spellbinding fantasy short, The Happiness Thief, premiered in competition at Cannes in 2004 and went on to play at film festivals across the globe.
Derek has directed a variety of shorts for Screen South, the BBC and the Bfi while developing a slate of imaginative feature films. His first feature-length screenplay Blackout, a gritty micro-budget thriller, was optioned by Ipso Facto Films in 2009 after it beat over two hundred feature projects to the final of The Big Pitch scheme.
Having stepped back from the film industry to bring up his daughter, Derek was selected for Raising Films' CLOSR programme - a networking and career development platform for filmmakers who are also parents or carers.
Through this initiative he was able to reconnect with industry peers and form the Guerrilla Filmmakers Lab as an innovative way to re-launch his filmmaking career and continue to produce regular low-budget work, while expanding his developing feature slate.
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Last Night is a three-handed thriller. It is the first film to be produced through the Guerrilla Filmmakers Lab, a filmmakers' collective, where local filmmakers can pool their knowledge, resources and skills to make regular low-to-no-budget films as a way to experiment with new innovative forms of filmmaking without the worry of failure. I set up the lab in response to a growing frustration that I wasn't able to make films as frequently as I wanted.
By flipping my original 1996 short film premise on its head and making the protagonist female and the victim male, I was able to explore how gender might affect story, encouraging further debate on equality in cinema.
The film was shot entirely on an iPhone 6s, using Filmic Pro (Version 6), the Mavis app and Moondog Lab's anamorphic lens. 99% of the footage was handheld using either a pistol-grip mount or the DJI Osmo Mobile gimbal. We filmed over three consecutive nights in October 2017, on location in and around Maidstone in Kent and at Harrison's Rocks in East Sussex, England.
This was a truly run-n-gun style production, where a minimalist crew meant I had to take on multiple roles as writer, producer, director, editor, cinematographer and even apply some sfx make-up. I sourced my four other crew members from the UCA's Television Production course based at Maidstone Television Studios. They assisted me with sound recording, lighting and epk material. Casting was completed through Mandy.com where shortlisted actors were invited to audition via smartphone video submissions.
For more in depth information on the film please download the press kit in the right hand column.
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Christian Brothers Automotive Foundation is providing low-income families with equal access to education through their commitment to back the launch of ACE Scholarships Austin.
"I'm excited to announce our foundation's support of ACE Scholarships and the work they do on behalf of kids," says Jonathan Carr, president of Christian Brothers Automotive Foundation. "Every person in our company can raise their hand and say, 'I contributed to helping change a life through the power of education.'"
Creating educational opportunity for low-income families is as important now as it has ever been. With Christian Brothers Automotive's commitment to bring ACE Scholarships to Austin, the organization is set to provide income-based scholarships in five major metropolitan areas across Texas, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio. "I am incredibly grateful for Jonathan and his efforts to increase the number of children we serve," says Norton Rainey, president of ACE Scholarships.
Christian Brothers Automotive has a long history of serving the community. Each year, their franchises–with the help of local ministries and churches–give free services to people in need of oil changes and safety repairs. And in January of 2020, Christian Brothers Automotive Foundation launched the Hub Garage, a project focused on providing single moms who lack transportation with reliable vehicles.
In addition to the backing of ACE Scholarships Austin, Carr will join the ACE National Advisory Board, where he will work to provide children of low-income families with access to private schools in grades K-12. Since 2000, ACE Scholarships has awarded over 42,000 scholarships worth over $102 million, giving children from low-income families across the nation the chance to succeed. "And succeed they have," says John Oliver, ACE Scholarships chief programs officer. "90% of ACE students graduate high school. And most of our graduates go on to college." In fact, ACE scholars graduate from college at a rate nearly double that of their peers, with 73% graduating with a bachelor's degree or higher.
In Texas, there are over 3 million children of low-income families. And with the current COVID-19 crisis, these numbers are expected to rise. Bound by income, many Texas children are trapped in schools that are not the right fit for them or their families. Yet, there are over ten thousand open desks at ACE partner schools across Texas–schools eager to make a difference in a child's life. ACE Scholarships works to put deserving students in these schools by covering part of a student's tuition cost. The family typically pays for a portion of the tuition, and the school covers the rest. Through this model, everyone is invested in the child's success.
"We are excited to bring our history of success to the people of Austin," says Shelley Rogers, president of ACE Scholarships Houston. "We are just starting to see the lasting impact COVID-19 will have on our education system. Families need programs like ACE now more than ever. I am incredibly grateful for Jonathan, Beth, and Christian Brothers Automotive Foundation for advocating on behalf of children and education during this time of crisis. It warms my heart as a Christian, and as a Texan."
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La Georgia ha partecipato ai Giochi olimpici in tutte le edizioni a partire dal 1994. I suoi atleti hanno vinto 25 medaglie, tutte nelle edizioni estive.

Il Comitato Nazionale Olimpico Georgiano, fondato nel 1989, è stato riconosciuto dal CIO nel 1993.

Medaglieri

Medaglie alle Olimpiadi estive

Medaglie alle Olimpiadi invernali

Medaglie per disciplina

Olimpiadi estive

Medagliati

Collegamenti esterni
Georgia nel sito del CIO
Georgia su Sport-reference.com


The articles of association should mention the following points: the name of the limited company, social objectives, date of closure, business address, system of administration of the company. The constitution of a limited society generates the obligation to pay taxes, one per cent of the society capital. The minimum capital to form a limited society is 3.005,06 €. The minimum number of members is one and there is no maximum.


"Rococo Hut" looks like Marie Antoinette's farm estate "Petit Trianon" in Versailles.
"Cliff House" is one of three aluminum sculptures placed in Madison Square Park, and looks as if it belongs on the set of an opera!
While in New York last month I had an opportunity to partake in a quaint picnic lunch in Madison Square Park and the chance to see sculptor Rachel Feinstein's first public exhibition entitled "Folly", which ends September 7th. Upon entering the park you see the first of three surreal, extremely large structures that were architecturally popular in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. These whimsical pieces have a white powdered coating that appear stark against the lush green backdrop of trees, and look as if they were taken from the set of "Pirates of the Caribbean" or one's favorite "Fairy-Tale.
"Flying Ship" looks as if it were plucked from the Pirates of the Caribbean set!
These sculptures made of aluminum embrace many venues such as the theater, ballet, history, and yes the arts. Strategically placed so, one has the chance to peruse throughout the grounds feasting their eyes while enjoying lunch.
Note: Rachel Feinstein's: Folly" runs through Sept. 7 at Madison Square Park, between Fifth and Madison Avenues and 23rd and 26th Streets.


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Salem Falls
Автор: Picoult Jodie
Рубрика: Современная проза
From the national bestselling author of PLAIN TRUTH comes an acclaimed, richly atmospheric novel about a teacher undone by a disturbing modern-day witch hunt. Tall, blonde and handsome, Jack McBride was once a beloved teacher and football coach at a girl's school, until a student's crush sparked a powder-keg of accusation and robbed him of his career and reputation. Now after a devastatingly public ordeal that left him with an eight-month jail sentence and no job, Jack resolves to pick up the pieces of his life; taking a job washing dishes at Addie Peabody's diner, and slowly forming a relationship with her. But just when it seems like his life is back on track, Jack finds himself the object of fresh accusations of rape brought on by a coven of bewitching teenage girls from Salem Falls, and history repeats itself as Jack's hidden past catches up with him. In a sleepy hamlet haunted by enduring love and wicked deceit, Picoult masterfully leads readers toward a truly shocking finale.
Picoult Jodie - Plain Truth
Picoult Jodie - Salem Falls


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New York jury finds Israeli drugmaker Teva guilty of helping fuel opioid crisis
Pharma giant says it plans to appeal after court says firm was 'deceptive' in marketing two cancer drugs containing fentanyl for other types of pain
By Jennifer Peltz	31 December 2021, 1:53 am Edit
Illustrative: Israeli workers pack drugs on a production line at a Teva factory in Jerusalem on July 5, 2007. (Olivier Fitoussi /Flash90)
NEW YORK (AP) — Drugmaker Teva Pharmaceuticals contributed to the opioid crisis, a suburban New York jury ruled Thursday in one of few verdicts so far among thousands of lawsuits nationwide over the painkillers.
A separate trial will follow to determine what Teva will have to pay in the case, in which New York state and two Long Island counties took on a swath of drug companies.
In Thursday's verdict, a Suffolk County jury found the drug company played a role in what is legally termed a public nuisance but had lethal consequences — an opioid use epidemic linked to more than 500,000 deaths in the US in the past two decades.
"Teva Pharmaceuticals USA and others misled the American people about the true dangers of opioids," New York Attorney General Letitia James, a Democrat, said in a news release. "Today, we took a significant step in righting the wrongs this country has collectively experienced over the last two decades."
Israel-based Teva, which makes medications using the powerful opioid fentanyl, said it "strongly disagrees" with the verdict and plans to appeal.
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"The plaintiffs presented no evidence of medically unnecessary prescriptions, suspicious or diverted orders, no evidence of oversupply" by Teva and didn't show that Teva's marketing caused harm to New Yorkers, the company said in a statement. It is also arguing for a mistrial, based on various issues.
The price of Teva's US-listed stock fell after the verdict was announced, ending down 6.3% at $7.90.
Around the country, state and local governments, Native American tribes, unions, school districts and others have sued the drug industry over the painkillers.
Protesters stage a die-in and have their shapes traced on the sidewalk outside the courthouse where the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy is taking place in White Plains, N.Y., Monday, Aug. 9, 2021. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
New York's lawsuit, filed in 2019, targeted several opioid producers and distributors, companies that buy medications in bulk and sell them to pharmacies.
The suit accused drug companies of breaching their legal duties "to profiteer from the plague they knew would be unleashed." The state and counties said that drug manufacturers collaborated to mislead people and downplay the serious risks of opioid addiction, and that drug distributors skirted systems meant to limit orders for painkillers.
Teva is known for making generic drugs, but the lawsuit focused on Actiq and Fentora, two brand-name fentanyl drugs approved for some cancer patients. Teva repeatedly promoted them more broadly for other types of pain, in a "deceptive and dangerous marketing strategy," the lawsuit said.
"They try to say they're selling legal products. The only problem is: They're selling them illegally," lawyer Hunter Shkolnik, who represented Nassau County, said at a virtual news conference Thursday. "The jury saw that what they're doing is wrong."
The Horsham, Pennsylvania, offices of Teva Pharmaceuticals (AP Photo/George Widman)
Teva said Thursday it "continues to focus on increasing access to essential medicines to patients" and believes a national settlement of opioid issues is in patients' best interest.
New York said the conduct of the various opioid companies named in the suit cost the state hundreds of millions of dollars in addiction treatment bills and other expenses. Lawyers for the counties suggested the Teva could be held liable for tens of billions of dollars, or more, in damages.
"The numbers are staggering, what it has cost our communities and what it will continue to cost our communities" in emergency services for overdose victims, drug rehabilitation programs and more, Suffolk County's lawyer, Jayne Conroy, said at the virtual news conference.
Teva was the sole manufacturing defendant left in the suit after others settled, most recently Allergan Finance LLC in December. The various settlements have netted New York up to $1.5 billion.
The trial started months ago. The jury began deliberating December 14, taking some days off for Christmas.
Elsewhere, only a few opioid cases have gone to verdicts to date, with no clear consensus on outcomes.
An Oklahoma judge ruled against drugmaker Johnson & Johnson in 2019, but the state's supreme court overturned that decision in November. A week earlier, a California judge in ruled in favor of drugmakers — including Teva.
Illustration of pills at a Teva factory in Jerusalem on March 15 2010. (Nati Shohat/Flash90)
Then, late last month, a federal jury in Cleveland sided with two Ohio county governments that had claims against pharmacy chains.
Some observers thought the California and Oklahoma rulings doomed the idea of using state public nuisance laws to pursue opioid suits, said Carl Tobias, a University of Richmond law professor who is following the litigation nationwide.
"But now we're really seeing that that's not true," at least in some places, Tobias said. He suggested Thursday's ruling could reinvigorate such suits.
A trial has been completed but a judge has not yet ruled in a West Virginia case, and a trial is ongoing in Washington state. Thousands of other cases are in the process of heading to trial.
There have also been settlements. Some of the biggest industry names — such as distributors AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson and drugmakers Johnson & Johnson, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals — have reached nationwide settlements with a cumulative value potentially well over $30 billion. Most of the money is being directed to fight the epidemic.
But most of those deals have not been finalized, and there has been one very big reversal. In mid-December, a federal judge rejected OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma's sweeping deal to settle thousands of lawsuits over the toll of opioids.
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That, in paraphrase form, is the working philosophy of the radiology chair at UC-San Diego, home of one of the most forward-looking radiology residency programs in the country. "There has to be open communication, there has to be involvement of the faculty in policy and curricula, and each member must be giving an equal share of lectures," says Alexander Norbash, MD, who joined UCSD two years ago, bringing with him many years of residency-program experience from Harvard, Stanford and Boston University.
Norbash shared his thoughts on building a successful radiology residency program, including insights into the value a strong teleradiology supplier can add to the endeavor, in a recent phone conversation with Medical Imaging Review.
While UCSD's radiology residency program is formidable for its size alone—it averages 10 residents per year—its distinguishing features have more to do with programmatic creativity than head counts. For starters, each year it's home to three residents who spend their entire first year entirely focused on research. This prolongs their residency by a full year, building momentum for the research tracks they'll take on during each of their four subsequent years.
In addition, and perhaps most importantly, the leadership of the radiology residency program at UCSD has seen the future of radiology and it is communication. "Workloads have increased to the point where our residents are very busy, our faculty are very busy and everyone throughout the department has less time to think, strategize and discuss challenges and opportunities," Norbash explains. He says they've set their sights on a number of strategic "destinations" to get where they need to go with communications.
The push for better communications and related aims will entail a considerable investment of time, effort and energy, Norbash says. But the heavy lifting on the front end will yield a radiology department—and its already-outstanding residency program—well-positioned for many years of continuous quality improvement, to the benefit of all the stakeholders it serves.
Effort and energy are one thing. But where is the time going to come from, especially given the ever-expanding workloads the department is seeing? One key source, Norbash replies, is UCSD radiology's relationship, now nearly 10 years old, with teleradiology provider vRad.
Meanwhile, having a responsive, highly subspecialized teleradiology service ever at the ready increases the depth of the training residents receive, Norbash says.
Although Norbash inherited the UCSD-vRad relationship, he arrived in San Diego familiar with the utility of teleradiology for overnight coverage. He'd also already seen how the service could support residents by, for example, giving expert overreads to their first reads. What was somewhat new to him was UCSD's enthusiastic embrace of the service as a veritable extension of its own operation.
It further helps, he adds, that vRad has proven a standout when it comes to providing attentive customer service and responding to evolving needs in the marketplace.
Finally, Norbash appreciates that vRad demonstrates its commitment to the partnership by, for example, regularly traveling to meet face-to-face with UCSD radiology.
He adds that he looks forward to continuing the relationship for many years to come. This thought brings him back to—or forward into—UCSD's radiology residency program.
To learn more about how vRad supports radiology residency programs, click here.


007 Quake II is no longer a "Quake II" mod. With the engine source released, the engine that 007 Quake II uses is very different and advanced. You won't think you're playing Quake II any more. 007 Quake II does not require Quake II to be installed, or owned, it is a completely free game for non-commercial use.
then you will have 3 bots to play against.


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Jackie Fisher
Jackie began her career 7 years ago in Human Resources after graduating from Brenau University's Master of Business Administration program with an emphasis in Human Resources Management. She joined Juneau 5 years ago and has helped to grow Juneau's Human Resources department by spearheading our recruitment efforts as the construction industry continues to grow in the Southeast. Jackie is an active member in Juneau's Outreach, IT, and Events Committee. She is a member of SHRM and a senior certified human resource professional, SHRM-SCP. In her spare time, she is actively involved in charity work. She and her husband started a charity event called Sporting Clays for Dyslexia to raise money for Dyslexia Resources at The Schenck School in Sandy Springs.
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Q&A with Jackie
What do you enjoy doing outside of your time at Juneau?
I enjoy weekends at our lake house in Lake Martin, spending time with my puppies, and playing tennis.
What do you enjoy most about the work that you do?
I enjoy my work in human resources because I get to see the impact Juneau is having on our employees, first-hand.
If you could be anywhere in the world right now, where would it be?
I'd be on top of the Eiffel Tower, drinking champagne.


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India eye a strong comeback against West Indies at Visakhapatnam
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Host India will be keen to get back to winning ways when they lock horns with West Indies in the second game of the series at ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday. The home side suffered a comprehensive defeat at the hands of West Indies in the opening game played in Chennai.
In the batting department, the onus will be on the likes of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma who are now the most experienced players in the limited-overs side, to do bulk of the scoring.
There will be added pressure on Captain Virat Kohli, who will be determined to put in a big innings for the side in this game.
Middle-order batsman Shreyas Iyer has been a bankable performer for India since the tour of Caribbean. He produced a crucial half-century to help India post a competitive score on the board. Wicket-keeper Rishabh Pant also delivered a sensible innings and will be keen to continue to make a notable score in this gams as well.
In the bowling department, the team will be banking on pacer Mohammad Shami to damage the opposition's batting lineup with the new-ball. Yuzvendra Chahal, Deepak Chahar and Ravendra Jadeja are other prominent bowling options for the side.
The presence of all-rounder Kedhar Jadhav has bolstered the batting lineup for India in this one-day series.
On the other hand, West Indies will be looking to continue their good form after registering a thumping win over India in the opening game of the series played at Chennai.
In the batting department, the team will be heavily relying on the likes of Shai Hope, Shimron Hetmyer and Nicholas Pooran to deliver the bulk of the runs.
In the bowling department, the pressure will be on left-arm pacer Sheldon Cottrell, right-arm pacer Alzarri Joseph and Leg-spinner Hayden Walsh to deliver the goods.
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Mangaluru: August 23, 2015: Former Lokayukta N Santosh Hegde urged the government to introduce moral science in the syllabus for school children.
Addressing a gathering, mainly students who had converged in large numbers for the talent awards programme organised by Brahmana Mahasabha at the centenary hall of Sarada Vilas Educational Institutions, Hegde said the society lacks moral, ethical values and imparting of Moral Science as a subject for students is a necessity.
Making his point by recalling a few incidents, he was witness to during his tenure as Lokayukta, Hegde said, "A woman in Koppal had to deliver her baby in a bus stop due to the greedy staff of a government hospital, while the relatives of a teenager who died in a mishap in Bengaluru in 2011, had to wait for autopsy for three days, due to an inhuman doctor".
Hegde wondered why the people turn reluctant to call themselves as the 'servants of the people', while they are overzealous to join the government service. He came out with a set of advises — both for students and their parents — to lay a foundation for a just society and appealed to the students to nurture ambitions and achieve them in a legitimate manner, without turning their ambitions into obsession. The parents should not coerce their wards to tread the wrong path.
Saying that he has been addressing youngsters rather than elders with the only aim of inculcating a few values in young minds, Hegde felt that even it is one per cent change, it is a good start.
As many as 170 students from different parts of the State, including Mysuru, Mandya, Shivamogga, Belagavi and Chitradurga districts, were felicitated with talent awards and scholarships.


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Q: How can I attach to a WinRT event dynamically? I want to use MVVM in a WinRT (Windows 8) app, and one of my requirements is to be able to hook events up to commands (ICommand). This means I have to dynamically add a handler to a WinRT event. There is a nice explanation of how to do that here, but my problem is that the handler type is not known at compile time (ie. it is not always RoutedEventHandler as in that example).
I started to write a generic implementation of that code, where I build the delegates using expression trees. That part works. My problem is that invoking WindowsRuntimeMarshal.AddEventHandler dynamically fails:
var rtMarshalType = typeof (WindowsRuntimeMarshal);
var eventHandlerMethod = rtMarshalType.GetRuntimeMethods().Single(x => x.IsStatic && x.Name == "AddEventHandler");
MethodInfo closedAddMethod = eventHandlerMethod.MakeGenericMethod(handlerType);
closedAddMethod.Invoke(null, new object[] {add, remove, handler});

This fails on the Invoke call and throws an InvalidOperationException with the message:

The API
  'System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime.WindowsRuntimeMarshal.AddEventHandler[ItemClickEventHandler](System.Func2[Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.ItemClickEventHandler,System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime.EventRegistrationToken],
  System.Action1[System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime.EventRegistrationToken],
  Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.ItemClickEventHandler)' cannot be used on the
  current platform. See http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=248273
  for more information.

I know I have the right types, because when I replace the above 4 lines of code with this (hard-coding the event handler type, which is not what I want), then the code works and the event gets attached as expected:
WindowsRuntimeMarshal.AddEventHandler<ItemClickEventHandler>(add, remove, handler);

For reference, the three parameters is defined as follows (to be sure, it is not a problem with my expression tree building code, I am currently using the explicit definition of these delegates even when trying to dynamic invoke AddEventHandler, still failing):
Func<ItemClickEventHandler, EventRegistrationToken> add =
    a => (EventRegistrationToken) eventInfo.AddMethod.Invoke(instance, new object[] {a});
Action<EventRegistrationToken> remove = a => eventInfo.RemoveMethod.Invoke(instance, new object[] {a});
ItemClickEventHandler handler = (s, args) => command.Execute(args);

Why does the call fail when invoked via reflection and not when I call it directly ?
Is there an alternate solution for dynamically attaching a WinRT event, when the type of event handler is not known at compile time ?

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Why does the call fail when invoked via reflection and not when I call it directly ?

Answer: WindowsRuntimeMarshal.AddEventHandler is marked with [SecurityCritical] attribute
From Security Considerations for Reflection: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/stfy7tfc.aspx

Subject to necessary permissions, code can use reflection to perform the following kinds of access:
  Access public members that are not security-critical.

So, you cannot use reflection security-critical methods like AddEventHandler even if they are public. You can freely call such methods without using reflection and you can freely reflect your own methods. This is why your solution works.

A: I found a way of doing this, after some tinkering about:
First, I declared this method:
    private static void AddEventHandler<T>(Func<T,EventRegistrationToken> add, Action<EventRegistrationToken> remove, T handler)
    {
        WindowsRuntimeMarshal.AddEventHandler(add, remove, handler);
    }

And then I can call that via reflection:
    var closedAddMethod = GetAddEventHandlerMethodInfo(handlerType);
    closedAddMethod.Invoke(null, new[] {add, remove, actualDelegate});

Where GetAddEventHandlerMethodInfo is:
    private static MethodInfo GetAddEventHandlerMethodInfo(Type handlerType)
    {
        var rtMarshalType = typeof (AttachedCommand);
        var eventHandlerMethod = rtMarshalType.GetRuntimeMethods().Single(x => x.IsStatic && x.Name == "AddEventHandler");
        MethodInfo closedAddMethod = eventHandlerMethod.MakeGenericMethod(handlerType);
        return closedAddMethod;
    }

This works. As mentioned in the question, this does not work with out the intermediate method on my own class (ie. with WindowsRunTimeMarshal.AddEventHandler as the direct target of the MethodInfo). I cannot explain why this is the case, but this is a viable workaround, so I'll leave it here if anyone else has the same problem.
I don't know if this happens because Microsoft tries to guard against some unintended use, or something else - if anyone actually knows why the former method described in the original question does not work; please leave an answer.

A: Edit: The reflected method does not work because of platform security, just like Silverlight was to ensure applications run with in the sandbox and don't effect the .net core framework or exploit the framework to over come the security measures put in place. This unfortunately effect other things like genuine uses of the functionality. Microsoft will not let you reflect into platform classes and methods that could potentially be exploited.
Unfortunately like Silverlight some part of WinRT are locked down to keep applications in the sandboxed but that is not the whole reason however some API are still not developed.
Driis you are right your best bet is to create a wrapper method that encapsulates the AddEventHandler.
You can see a working example below, it would be simple to create the write reflection call to AssignEvent. This example assumes you have a textblock called "hellow" and a button called "button" on the screen.
public MainPage()
{
    this.InitializeComponent();

    RoutedEventHandler handler = (a, b) => this.Hellow.Text = "MUAHAHAH";
    // you can quite easily reflect the method below.
    this.AssignEvent<RoutedEventHandler>(this.button, "Click", handler);
}

private void AssignEvent<T1>(object instance, string eventName, T1 handler)
{
    var runtimeEvent = instance.GetType().GetRuntimeEvent(eventName);
    var handlerType = runtimeEvent.EventHandlerType;
    Func<T1, EventRegistrationToken> add = (a) => { return (EventRegistrationToken)runtimeEvent.AddMethod.Invoke(instance, new object[] { a }); };
    Action<EventRegistrationToken> remove = (a) => { runtimeEvent.RemoveMethod.Invoke(runtimeEvent, new object[] { a }); };

    WindowsRuntimeMarshal.AddEventHandler<T1>(add, remove, handler);
}

Ark-kun answer is correct because the method is decorated with Security Critical Attribute it can not be reflected by normal means. This again to protect the platform.
As he said the security considerations for reflection explains everything.


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Around the turn of the 1900's, written literature began to take up the competition with the orally trained. The first novel in Kazakh, "The Bride Purchase" by Spandijar Kubejev, came in 1908. The still-alive Akyn poetry was used for political purposes by the Soviet power in Kazakhstan; for example, singer Djambul Djabayev to become a loyal worshiper of Stalin. Muchtar Auezov, on the other hand, left the Akyn tradition and became an all-round writer, mostly in the spirit of socialist realism as a prosaist, playwright, historian and translator. Most famous was Auezov for the great poem "Abaj" (1942-56; not in Swedish translation), a tribute to the Kazakh national bald.
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Kazakh music is akin to other Central Asian peoples' music (Uzbek, Kyrgyz, Turkmen) and has been influenced by Russian and later other Western music from the early 1900's. The older song and instrumental music (kjui) is rich and varied. The folk songs are diatonic (in western Kazakhstan also pentatonic), metric and are based on a seven-verse verse measure. They sing unanimously and often begin with an extended shout in high register.
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Ben Johnson at Floyd Reports writes that Juliette Kayyem, the assistant secretary for intergovernmental affairs at the DHS, urges the beaming of al-Jazeera into American homes and minds:
[She] wrote an op-ed in the Boston Globe this week entitled, "Let US See Al-Jazeera." … In it, she rakes ign'ernt Americans over the coals for not appreciating Al Jazeera English (AJE), the Anglophone counterpart to Al-Jazeera. Kayyem writes that cable providers should be "promoting engagement in the Arab world" by "bringing a major player in the Arab world to American audiences."
Al-Jazeera is a Qatar-owned enterprise and a medium of Islamic propaganda.
Juliette Kayyem is the American-born daughter of Christian Lebanese parents. So it's likely that she would have an emotional bias towards the Arab world – but towards Islam?
Yes, apparently she has that too.
Kayyem wants America to step aside, promote Islamic interests, and hope our enemies will reciprocate our selfless acts of goodwill. In this case, she wants a major Islamic fundamentalist propaganda outlet beamed into 300 million infidel homes. "AJE's battle with the cable carriers is major news in the Middle East," she writes. Not carrying the network "sends a message to the Arab world." Although she reassures her readers, "Cable companies have no obligation to run programming," she warns that shunning AJE is "understood by the Arab world as a value-laden decision about America's lack of desire to hear from the Arab world about the Arab world."
When she served as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights in the Clinton White House, and as an adviser to Janet Reno on terrorism, she "came to believe that within the FBI and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, there was a bias against Muslims which the Justice Department had a responsibility to address." Now she wants the government to make good … by serving Muslim interests.
However, (Johnson informs us):
Taxpayers are already paying $1.5 million a year to put Al-Jazeera on public radio airwaves. Two of the three sites attacked on 9/11 now have at least one hour of Al-Jazeera radio piped in over publicly funded Pacifica Radio stations.
He reminds his readers:
Kayyem's not-so-subtle pressure on American carriers to run Islamic fundamentalist programming joins numerous other Obama initiatives to give more airtime to its friends and deny airtime to its political foes.
It should be obvious to everyone by now that Obama has a pro-Muslim agenda. Still, we don't think Al-Jazeera should be prevented from competing for viewers in Western countries. All opinions should be allowed to be heard so that they can be judged. True, Al-Jazeera might win some converts to the ideology of Islam, but it is likely to confirm more in their rejection of it.
What we would like to see is a massive effort at teaching, by every one of the numerous means that now exist, our opinions, our culture, our history, our enlightenment, our method of critical examination, to the Arab and the wider Islamic worlds.
In our post, A cure for religion, February 6, 2011, we wrote:
If the West only took the trouble to teach its values to the peoples who live in darkness – those billions of Others – it might achieve what wars have failed to: the subduing of the barbaric hordes, the ending of their persistent onslaught.
During the Cold War, America spoke to the Communist bloc through Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe. The effort was made to tell the enslaved peoples that what their masters would have them believe was not true. Those broadcasts helped to bring the Wall down. Why is no such effort being made to give new ideas to the Muslims? Vast numbers of them are taught nothing but the Koran – or rather, have it beaten into them. … Why doesn't the secular West give them something better to think about?
We are not alone in asking that question. Donald Kochan, Associate Professor at Chapman University School of Law, writes in the Wall Street Journal that we should spread Western ideas in the Arab world by dispensing books:
At this time of unrest and transition in the Arab world, the United States's capacity to communicate core values of democracy and individual liberty is a priority. Our capability to translate them into Arabic is a necessity. We need to expose the Arab world to the fundamental texts of Western political and philosophical thought. Indeed, the export of ideas may be the most valuable commodity we have to offer.
We agree with him of course. But there is a difficulty to be taken into account.
Literacy rates in the Arab countries are below that of the West, in some very far below. About half of all Arab women are illiterate, and in some countries more than two-thirds. In Yemen, for instance, the male literacy rate is 69%, the female only 28%.
In Afghanistan the literacy rate is 43% for men, and 12.6% for women.
Professor Kochan says, "Our seduction by the power of the Internet has distracted us from remembering the power of books." But while we might try to teach millions in the Third World to read, we could start teaching them to think by using television, radio, and every device that connects individuals with the world wide web, and that those millions are snatching up with obvious delight.
We think that the best ideas of the West – individual freedom, secular polities, democratic rule of law, limited government, the questioning of all ideas – stand a very good chance of winning in competition with those of collectivism and religion. At least they should be sent into the arena to compete.
Posted under Arab States, Commentary, education, Islam, jihad, Muslims, United States by Jillian Becker on Thursday, February 17, 2011
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The National Weather Service in Albany predicted Monday that snow accumulations could reach 8 to 14 inches, with ice accumulations of a light glaze expected. Wind gusts as high as 45 mph were expected.
Travel could be very difficult to impossible, the NWS advised. Hazardous travel conditions were expected to affect this evening's commute, with snow falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour.
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Delta Controls, a Delta Group Company, Wins the 2020 Global Building Automation Systems Company of the Year Award by Frost & Sullivan
Delta, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, today announced Delta Controls, Inc., a Delta Group company and provider of cutting-edge building automation systems, has won Frost & Sullivan's 2020 Global Building Automation Systems Company of the Year Award. The honor by the prestigious market research firm recognizes Delta Controls' ability to provide superior value to worldwide customers with its industry-leading technologies that offer a full suite of smart features and functionality, as well as with its best-in-class technical support. Delta Controls' signature O3 Sensor Hub 2.0, an innovative system integrating multiple sensors and IoT interfaces to enable next-generation smart and energy-efficient buildings, served as a key factor in receiving the Frost & Sullivan award.
"Delta Controls exemplifies superior best practices in best-of-breed technology offerings and innovative solutions because it incorporates a convergence of technologies with a dedicated customer service partnership experience," said Neha Tatikota, an industry analyst for energy and environment at Frost & Sullivan.
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Ticket Paks and Share the Freedom Pass are not available for purchase after October 31, 2018.
The Ticket Office, located at Moonbeam Lodge, is open 10:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m., daily. The Ticket Office can be reached at 801.536.5786 during business hours.
Please note: If you have rollover credits from last season, please visit us to apply your credit to your new purchase. Thank you!
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Biografia
Dopo alcune esperienze su riviste minori, nel 1936 iniziò a scrivere recensioni sulla rivista Cinema, diretta da Luciano De Feo; nel dopoguerra divenne il direttore della rivista Cine Illustrato e di Sogno.

Inizia l'attività di attore interpretando dalla seconda metà degli anni quaranta alcuni fotoromanzi pubblicati nella rivista I Romanzi di Sogno (allegata a Sogno) e lavorando spesso con Achille Togliani e Sophia Loren, tra cui Amore di principessa con l'attrice Rosanna Galli e con Franco Andrei, Principessa in esilio (1951) e Prigioniera di un sogno (1952, di cui è anche autore della sceneggiatura), questi ultimi due con Sophia Loren, raggiungendo la notorietà; appare anche in Lo sceicco bianco di Federico Fellini interpretando se stesso.

Passa al cinema nel 1949 in Patto col diavolo di Luigi Chiarini, interpretando uno scrittore; l'anno successivo è un soldato americano nel film Napoli milionaria di Eduardo De Filippo.

Nel 1951 fa parte di  Anna di Alberto Lattuada nella parte di Giorgio. Sempre nel 1951 interpreta il marito di Sophia Loren in Il mago per forza.

Gli ultimi film in cui appare sono Bellezze in moto-scooter di Carlo Campogalliani del 1957 e Una moglie americana del 1965.

Filmografia parziale
Patto col diavolo, regia di Luigi Chiarini (1949)
Il richiamo nella tempesta, regia di Oreste Palella (1950)
Napoli milionaria, regia di Oreste Palella (1950)
Amore di Norma, regia di Giuseppe Di Martino (1951)
Anna, regia di Alberto Lattuada (1951)
Quattro rose rosse, regia di Nunzio Malasomma (1951)
Il mago per forza, regia di Marino Girolami, Marcello Marchesi e Vittorio Metz (1951)
Altri tempi - Zibaldone n. 1, regia di Alessandro Blasetti (1952)
Lo sceicco bianco, regia di Federico Fellini (1952)
When in Rome, regia di Clarence Brown (1952)
Ulisse, regia di Mario Camerini ([954)
Beatrice Cenci, regia di Riccardo Freda (1956)
Bellezze in moto-scooter, regia di Carlo Campogalliani (1957)
Una moglie americana, regia di Gian Luigi Polidoro (1965)

Televisione
 Spettacolo fuori programma, di Cesare Meano, regia di Guglielmo Morandi trasmessa il 17 dicembre 1954.

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Several of the most common reasons people avoid the dentist involve either anxiety or fear. Unfortunately, skipping your routine checkup or ignoring problems with your teeth could result in costly procedures or other health issues.
But what if you're one of those who suffers from serious anxiety or fear when visiting a dentist?
Your best course of action is to find a dentist that you're comfortable with and who can provide the best service for your dental needs. Easier said than done, right?
Fortunately, you're in luck. In this article, we're discussing ways to find the best dental clinic in your area that's perfect for you. This way you can put those fears to rest.
A great way to get started on your search for a dentist is to seek out referrals. Ask family members and friends who they use and if they're satisfied with the service. You can also ask them about the dentist's personality to get a sense of whether you'll feel comfortable.
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Another great idea is to ask other healthcare professionals like your general physician. Doctors and healthcare workers typically have a tight network and can provide good referrals when asked.
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A great thing about online reviews is you can filter them based on where you live so you're only seeing reviews for dentists in your area. You should also look at reviews on healthcare-related websites like Health Grades and Wellness.
When reading reviews, remember that some people will complain about anything. Watch out for negative comments about things that are out of the dentist's control. Instead, only decide against a dentist if they have multiple complaints about the same office-related problem.
The main thing you're looking for is how people describe their visit. This can be very helpful when choosing the best dental clinic for you.
One of the most important things to consider when looking for the best dental clinic in your area is whether they specialize in the type of dentistry you need. You wouldn't want to go to a dentist that provides orthopedic dentistry if you just need a routine cleaning.
When seeking out general dentistry, it's best to choose a clinic that provides a full range of services. This includes everything from restorative to cosmetic services.
The assurance they have a knowledgeable staff that can handle multiple types of dental issues means you've found a clinic you can go back to again and again.
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Visiting a dentist you know has the knowledge and qualifications needed to perform quality work will give you peace of mind. That being said, when searching for the best dental clinic, always look for dentist profiles so you can get an idea of how long they've practiced and what kind of background they have.
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When browsing through a clinic's website, look for pictures of the doctors and staff. This seems like a minor detail, but knowing who you'll be seeing helps put your mind at ease.
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As a rule, you should try to find a dentist relatively close to your home or office. This makes the entire process easier and takes away a lot of the stress you already have about getting dental work. If you have to drive forty-five minutes to get to your appointment, that's almost an hour of worry before you even get there.
When you can get in and out of your appointment quickly, you'll come to realize that going to the dentist isn't a big deal at all.
Finding a local clinic that's been in the area a long time is also a credit to their reputation. Businesses have strong roots in a community for a reason. It's because they have a reputation for good service and quality work.
The best part is, once you find the best dental clinic for you, going back for further treatment is never a hassle.
If you're especially nervous about going to a new dentist, making a quick visit to the office before you hire them may set your mind at ease. It feels good to know what a healthcare office looks and feels like before you go in for treatment.
Contact an office and ask if you can drop in for a quick visit. As long as they're not too busy, they shouldn't mind.
Or better yet, many offices now provide virtual tours or photos of their office on their website. This helps give you a sense of what type of atmosphere they provide before ever scheduling your first appointment.
As far as your health is concerned, you should never feel uncomfortable receiving treatment. Unfortunately, dental visits have a bad reputation for being painful and uncomfortable.
However, follow this guide and you'll find a dentist that provides quality service and makes you feel perfectly at ease.
Verde Pointe Dental Associates provides restorative, cosmetic and family dentistry in Marietta, GA, and surrounding areas. Contact us for an appointment.