For anyone who is fighting any tummy fat in which merely is not going to budge, liposuction medical procedures could have entered your head. By means of getting rid of undesirable tissue of body fat, liposuction helps body appearance and simplest unusual or distorted body styles. Protected liposuction surgical procedure calls for a good focus on fine detail along with care for the patient. Furthermore, liposuction is a kind of human body shaping but not the weight reduction approach.
The particular liposuction treatment offers transformed significantly as it was initially introduced inside 1979. Your older surgeries regarding body fat in addition to pores and skin removing, such as "Fat Reduction", are a lot more high risk in comparison with liposuction on it's own. Making an educated choice with regards to getting liposuction medical procedures involves which you really feel safeguarded within your expertise as well as comprehension of the procedure.
When appropriately done, your liposuction minimizes your skin layer as well as ends in any sensibly great lower abdomen appearance, yet this involves a professional cosmetic surgeon. The very best individuals with regard to liposuction are usually normal-weight people with firm, stretchy skin tone who may have wallets associated with extra fat in some areas.
Many liposuction surgeries tend to be conducted while on an outpatient schedule. But if your physician performed some sort of large-volume liposuction (over 5 litters) then you definitely must live in a healthcare facility overnight regarding observation in addition to safety.
Normally liposuction is carried out by way of a health-care professional, a new aesthetic surgeon, or maybe a plastic surgeon.
"Leg"liposuction is normally conducted jointly with buttock liposuction. Pock signifies or perhaps wrinkling in the skin color in which the weight can be removed may need an additional method to help set the skin following liposuction.
Just before medical procedures, your physician may possibly indicate groups along with outlines on the regions of the body to undergo liposuction. Before the medical procedures a fix will be infused to the section of the liposuction.
You have to fully grasp entirely these pre-operative arrangements, the particular liposuction treatment, along with the precise post-operative proper care. A new liposuction cannula is a stainless pipe injected using an incision within the skin tone which is applied to be able to suction this weight. A little incision will be 1st made the spot that the tool is usually put, so liposuction can be carried out below local anaesthesia.
A liposuction course of action can sometimes include a couple of web page, in particular, your belly, again, along with thighs many for a passing fancy time.
Ultrasonic made it easier for liposuction (UAL) is really a two-step technique that will makes use of the vitality via seem waves to liquefy fat just before they're suctioned. A number of physicians may suggest ultrasonic liposuction pertaining to significant amount extractions, especially throughout challenging locations such as the back again, flanks in addition to sides.
Outside ultrasonic vitality can be applied and is particularly recommended by a number of doctors previous to as well as as soon as the fat is actually removed simply by frequent liposuction. Ultrasonic liposuction ought to typically become combined with classic liposuction whenever deeply and also surface extra fat is being removed.
Together with ultrasonic liposuction you'll be able to take out excess fat from hard places such as the top stomach, flanks, stylish and also again. Ultrasonic liposuction is not a replacement for standard liposuction nonetheless it is an addition. The final results of ultrasonic liposuction are generally much like classic liposuction.
One of the most major enhancements inside liposuction in recent years has been using tumescent anaesthesia, unveiled through dermatologist Doctor Tumescent. Tumescent liposuction is the most prevalent type of liposuction.
The particular a style of tumescent liposuction is becoming specifically popular, partly due to its supposed safe practices. And today, tumescent process has improved every aspect of liposuction. The truth is, even when ultrasound can be used, it will likely be followed by tumescent liposuction.
Since judged by present world-wide expertise, tumescent liposuction is quite protected. Due to the fact the beginning, liposuction carried out with all the tumescent process has brought a very good basic safety report. Troubles regarding liposuction performed with a real tumescent technique happen to be small.
A smaller amount blood loss occurs caused by tumescent liposuction. Different situations can be found that will make use of tumescent liposuction.
Though it is among the most popular a surgical procedure technique, liposuction is usually periods misrepresented inside well-liked press. On the other hand, liposuction is a serious medical procedure and maybe may possibly involve a painful restoration.
Similar to any kind of surgery, liposuction can be related to particular predicted side-effects including bruising, inflammation, in addition to non permanent numbness. While problems from the epidermis are generally feasible subsequent liposuction, this kind of side-effect is actually lessened through the tumescent strategy, particularly when done using small cannulas.
Skin tone harm, pigment adjust, water preservation, rippling or even bagginess with the skin can be performed subsequent liposuction.
Too much precise injury (excessive liposuction) is usually unsafe which is a significant trigger regarding serious liposuction difficulties. Not related surgical treatments about the same day as liposuction really should not be performed.
Just how Expensive Would it is?
Medical care insurance isn't going to typically cover cosmetic surgery for instance liposuction. For that reason the buying price of liposuction surgical treatment may vary through event for you to situation.
Even though some physicians' professional communities may perhaps advocate coaching ahead of accomplishing liposuction surgical procedures, not any standardized education is essential.
The key big difference in between liposuction doctors who are table accredited would be the liposuction method that they make use of. So as to get good at a good artistic liposuction process, the actual physician should have this proficiency as well as cleverness to prevent uncovering individuals to be able to unneeded hazards.


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1-03 –Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds AKA... What A Life!
2-03 –Keane Is It Any Wonder?
2-14 –Sleeper (2) What Do I Do Now?
℗ & © 2012 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited/EMI Records Ltd/Virgin Records Ltd.
Track 3-01 contains a sample of 'The Ashes The Rain And I' written by Dale Peters/Joe Walsh.


.011 Definitions of aviation terms.
.012 Definitions of local administrative units.
.032 Adjudicatory powers and proceedings.
.050 Federal licensing and registration requirement for pilots and aircraft.
.061 Prohibition against operation of or acting as crewmember of civil aircraft while using or under the influence of alcohol or other substance -- Consent to tests -- Penalty -- Reports to Federal Aviation Administration.
.070 State licensing and registration requirement.
.085 Unmanned aircraft facility map for commercial airport.
.086 Restrictions on operation of unmanned aircraft -- Exemption.
.090 Licensing of airports -- Inspection.
.100 Compliance with air traffic rules.
.110 Police powers of secretary, officers and employees.
.120 Acquisition of facilities by cabinet -- Aid to other agencies.
.121 State airways system -- State airport plan -- Aeronautics controversies -- Injunctive proceedings.
.122 Condemnation -- Effect on zoning of adjacent property.
.123 Declaration of public purposes of governmental actions in the field of aviation.
.125 Purchase of liability insurance.
.133 Purpose, duties and powers of the board -- Rules and regulations, publication -- Enforcement -- Promotion of facilities.
.1335 Compliance with KRS 65A.010 to 65A.090.
.134 Appropriations for airports -- Bond issue, election, tax.
.135 Power to borrow money.
.136 Board may issue revenue bonds or purchase securities of other governmental agency.
.137 Contracts for use of airport -- Expenditures for airport.
.138 Title to property acquired by board -- Tax exemptions.
.140 Establishment of commuter air carrier services -- Financial aid, benefits or services by airport boards.
.150 Reimbursement to airport boards.
.160 Application for federal funds for operating subsidies.
.165 Landing strips for personal use -- Limitation on regulation by local government -- Fee.
.203 Applications for assistance -- Airport loan committee, functions.
.210 Loan terms -- Security.
.475 Acquisition of airport facilities by counties bordering state boundary.
.476 Functions by municipalities in field of aviation are governmental in character.
.490 Condemnation for privately owned airports.
.505 Transportation Cabinet authorized to aid publicly used airports -- Regulations.
.525 Kentucky aviation economic development fund -- Sources and distribution of fund moneys -- Use of fund moneys.
.630 Governmental unit may issue revenue bonds for airport purposes.
.635 Procedure when city and county act jointly.
.650 Bonds negotiable and tax free -- Method of sale -- Payable solely from revenues.
.660 Application of proceeds of bonds.
.680 Maintenance, operation and depreciation funds -- Rates.
.690 Transfer of surplus to depreciation account.
.700 Expenditure and investment of depreciation fund.
.730 Additional bonds, purposes of issue.
.740 KRS 183.630 to 183.730 constitutes alternate method of acquisition -- Effect of other statutes.
.762 Contracts with federal government for federal aid in airport development.
.764 State aid for public airports.
.766 State may match federal funds.
.767 State aid conditioned on acquisition of necessary land.
.768 No aid for private airports.
.769 Compliance with laws and regulations.
.771 Title to airport property.
.772 Kentucky airport development fund -- Sources -- Use -- Continuation.
.820 Repealed and renumbered as KRS 39.600, effective July 15, 1980.
.830 Repealed and renumbered as KRS 39.610, effective July 15, 1980.
.840 Repealed and renumbered as KRS 39.620, effective July 15, 1980.
.850 Repealed and renumbered as KRS 39.630, effective July 15, 1980.
.861 Establishment of Airport Zoning Commission -- Jurisdiction over land use issues.
.862 Commission membership -- Compensation -- Vote of ex officio chairman.
.8621 Commission administrator -- Appointment -- Qualifications -- Duties.
.863 Corporate nature -- Quorum.
.864 Venue of legal actions.
.866 Legislative findings as to airport hazards.
.867 Zoning jurisdiction -- Regulations -- Public files.
.868 Factors to be considered in zoning.
.870 Maximum building height regulation.
.872 Acquisition of property rights.
.873 Injunction against zoning violation.
.880 Establishment of safety and security department by airport board -- Oath by appointees.
.881 Powers and duties of safety and security officers.
.8811 Use of electronic equipment for security functions -- Precautionary procedures when bomb, explosive or deadly weapon suspected.
.882 Qualifications of safety and security officers.
.883 Appointment, promotion and compensation of personnel.
.884 Emergency vehicles -- Equipment -- Reporting of criminal statistics.
.885 Traffic and parking regulation powers.
.887 Pointing laser or other light at aircraft operator.


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package com.facebook.buck.cxx;

import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.hasItem;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertThat;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import com.facebook.buck.core.build.context.FakeBuildContext;
import com.facebook.buck.core.config.FakeBuckConfig;
import com.facebook.buck.core.model.BuildTarget;
import com.facebook.buck.core.model.BuildTargetFactory;
import com.facebook.buck.core.model.targetgraph.TargetGraphFactory;
import com.facebook.buck.core.model.targetgraph.TargetNode;
import com.facebook.buck.core.path.ForwardRelativePath;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rulekey.RuleKey;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.ActionGraphBuilder;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.BuildRule;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.BuildRuleResolver;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.common.BuildRules;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.resolver.impl.TestActionGraphBuilder;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.SourcePath;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.resolver.SourcePathResolverAdapter;
import com.facebook.buck.core.test.rule.TestRule;
import com.facebook.buck.cxx.config.CxxBuckConfig;
import com.facebook.buck.cxx.toolchain.CxxPlatformUtils;
import com.facebook.buck.io.filesystem.ProjectFilesystem;
import com.facebook.buck.io.filesystem.impl.FakeProjectFilesystem;
import com.facebook.buck.parser.exceptions.NoSuchBuildTargetException;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.args.Arg;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.coercer.PatternMatchedCollection;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.DefaultRuleKeyFactory;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.TestDefaultRuleKeyFactory;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.macros.LocationMacro;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.macros.StringWithMacros;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.macros.StringWithMacrosUtils;
import com.facebook.buck.shell.Genrule;
import com.facebook.buck.shell.GenruleBuilder;
import com.facebook.buck.step.Step;
import com.facebook.buck.step.TestExecutionContext;
import com.facebook.buck.test.TestRunningOptions;
import com.facebook.buck.test.selectors.TestSelectorList;
import com.facebook.buck.util.cache.FileHashCacheMode;
import com.facebook.buck.util.cache.impl.DefaultFileHashCache;
import com.facebook.buck.util.cache.impl.StackedFileHashCache;
import com.facebook.buck.util.hashing.FileHashLoader;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSortedSet;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
import org.hamcrest.Matchers;
import org.junit.Test;

public class CxxTestDescriptionTest {

  private final CxxBuckConfig cxxBuckConfig = new CxxBuckConfig(FakeBuckConfig.builder().build());

  private void addFramework(ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder, ProjectFilesystem filesystem)
      throws NoSuchBuildTargetException {
    GenruleBuilder.newGenruleBuilder(BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:framework_rule"))
        .setOut("out")
        .build(graphBuilder, filesystem);
  }

  private CxxTestBuilder createTestBuilder() throws NoSuchBuildTargetException {
    return createTestBuilder("//:test");
  }

  private CxxTestBuilder createTestBuilder(String target) throws NoSuchBuildTargetException {
    return new CxxTestBuilder(
        BuildTargetFactory.newInstance(target),
        cxxBuckConfig,
        CxxPlatformUtils.DEFAULT_UNRESOLVED_PLATFORM,
        CxxTestUtils.createDefaultPlatforms());
  }

  @Test
  public void findDepsFromParams() {
    BuildTarget gtest = BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:gtest");
    BuildTarget gtestMain = BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:gtest_main");

    CxxBuckConfig cxxBuckConfig =
        new CxxBuckConfig(
            FakeBuckConfig.builder()
                .setSections(
                    ImmutableMap.of(
                        "cxx",
                        ImmutableMap.of(
                            "gtest_dep", gtest.toString(),
                            "gtest_default_test_main_dep", gtestMain.toString())))
                .build());

    BuildTarget target = BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:target");
    CxxTestBuilder builder =
        new CxxTestBuilder(target, cxxBuckConfig)
            .setFramework(CxxTestType.GTEST)
            .setUseDefaultTestMain(true);
    ImmutableSortedSet<BuildTarget> implicit = builder.findImplicitDeps();

    assertThat(implicit, hasItem(gtest));
    assertThat(implicit, hasItem(gtestMain));
  }

  @Test
  public void environmentIsPropagated() {
    ProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
    SourcePathResolverAdapter pathResolver = graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver();
    addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    BuildRule someRule =
        GenruleBuilder.newGenruleBuilder(BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:some_rule"))
            .setOut("someRule")
            .build(graphBuilder);
    CxxTestBuilder builder =
        createTestBuilder()
            .setEnv(
                ImmutableMap.of(
                    "TEST",
                    StringWithMacrosUtils.format(
                        "value %s", LocationMacro.of(someRule.getBuildTarget()))));
    CxxTest cxxTest = builder.build(graphBuilder);
    TestRunningOptions options =
        TestRunningOptions.builder().setTestSelectorList(TestSelectorList.empty()).build();
    ImmutableList<Step> steps =
        cxxTest.runTests(
            TestExecutionContext.newInstance(),
            options,
            FakeBuildContext.withSourcePathResolver(pathResolver),
            TestRule.NOOP_REPORTING_CALLBACK);
    CxxTestStep testStep = getTestStep(steps);
    assertThat(
        testStep.getEnv(),
        Matchers.equalTo(
            Optional.of(
                ImmutableMap.of(
                    "TEST",
                    "value "
                        + pathResolver.getAbsolutePath(
                            Objects.requireNonNull(someRule.getSourcePathToOutput()))))));
  }

  @Test
  public void testArgsArePropagated() {
    ProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
    SourcePathResolverAdapter pathResolver = graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver();
    addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    BuildRule someRule =
        GenruleBuilder.newGenruleBuilder(BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:some_rule"))
            .setOut("someRule")
            .build(graphBuilder);
    CxxTestBuilder builder =
        createTestBuilder()
            .setArgs(
                ImmutableList.of(
                    StringWithMacrosUtils.format(
                        "value %s", LocationMacro.of(someRule.getBuildTarget()))));
    CxxTest cxxTest = builder.build(graphBuilder);
    TestRunningOptions testOptions =
        TestRunningOptions.builder()
            .setShufflingTests(false)
            .setTestSelectorList(TestSelectorList.empty())
            .build();
    ImmutableList<Step> steps =
        cxxTest.runTests(
            TestExecutionContext.newInstance(),
            testOptions,
            FakeBuildContext.withSourcePathResolver(pathResolver),
            TestRule.NOOP_REPORTING_CALLBACK);
    CxxTestStep testStep = getTestStep(steps);
    assertThat(
        testStep.getCommand(),
        hasItem(
            "value "
                + pathResolver.getAbsolutePath(
                    Objects.requireNonNull(someRule.getSourcePathToOutput()))));
  }

  @Test
  public void runTestSeparately() {
    for (CxxTestType framework : CxxTestType.values()) {
      ProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
      ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
      addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
      CxxTestBuilder builder =
          createTestBuilder()
              .setRunTestSeparately(true)
              .setUseDefaultTestMain(true)
              .setFramework(framework);
      CxxTest cxxTest = builder.build(graphBuilder);
      assertTrue(cxxTest.runTestSeparately());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void runtimeDepOnDeps() {
    ProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    BuildTarget cxxBinaryTarget = BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:dep");
    BuildTarget cxxLibraryTarget = BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:lib");
    CxxBinaryBuilder cxxBinaryBuilder = new CxxBinaryBuilder(cxxBinaryTarget);
    CxxLibraryBuilder cxxLibraryBuilder =
        new CxxLibraryBuilder(cxxLibraryTarget).setDeps(ImmutableSortedSet.of(cxxBinaryTarget));
    ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder =
        new TestActionGraphBuilder(
            TargetGraphFactory.newInstance(cxxLibraryBuilder.build(), cxxBinaryBuilder.build()));
    addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    BuildRule cxxBinary = cxxBinaryBuilder.build(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    cxxLibraryBuilder.build(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    CxxTestBuilder cxxTestBuilder =
        createTestBuilder().setDeps(ImmutableSortedSet.of(cxxLibraryTarget));
    CxxTest cxxTest = cxxTestBuilder.build(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    assertThat(
        BuildRules.getTransitiveRuntimeDeps(cxxTest, graphBuilder),
        hasItem(cxxBinary.getBuildTarget()));
  }

  @Test
  public void locationMacro() {
    ProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
    Genrule dep =
        GenruleBuilder.newGenruleBuilder(BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:dep"))
            .setOut("out")
            .build(graphBuilder);
    CxxTestBuilder builder =
        createTestBuilder()
            .setLinkerFlags(
                ImmutableList.of(
                    StringWithMacrosUtils.format(
                        "--linker-script=%s", LocationMacro.of(dep.getBuildTarget()))));
    addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    assertThat(builder.build().getExtraDeps(), hasItem(dep.getBuildTarget()));
    CxxTest test = builder.build(graphBuilder);
    CxxLink binary =
        (CxxLink)
            graphBuilder.getRule(
                CxxDescriptionEnhancer.createCxxLinkTarget(
                    test.getBuildTarget(), Optional.empty()));
    SourcePath outputSourcePath = dep.getSourcePathToOutput();
    Path absoluteLinkerScriptPath =
        graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver().getAbsolutePath(outputSourcePath);
    assertThat(
        Arg.stringify(binary.getArgs(), graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver()),
        hasItem(String.format("--linker-script=%s", absoluteLinkerScriptPath)));
    assertThat(binary.getBuildDeps(), hasItem(dep));
  }

  @Test
  public void linkerFlagsLocationMacro() {
    ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
    Genrule dep =
        GenruleBuilder.newGenruleBuilder(BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:dep"))
            .setOut("out")
            .build(graphBuilder);
    CxxTestBuilder builder =
        createTestBuilder("//:rule")
            .setLinkerFlags(
                ImmutableList.of(
                    StringWithMacrosUtils.format(
                        "--linker-script=%s", LocationMacro.of(dep.getBuildTarget()))));
    assertThat(builder.build().getExtraDeps(), hasItem(dep.getBuildTarget()));
    FakeProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    CxxTest test = builder.build(graphBuilder);
    CxxLink binary =
        (CxxLink)
            graphBuilder.getRule(
                CxxDescriptionEnhancer.createCxxLinkTarget(
                    test.getBuildTarget(), Optional.empty()));
    assertThat(binary, Matchers.instanceOf(CxxLink.class));
    SourcePath outputSourcePath = dep.getSourcePathToOutput();
    Path absoluteLinkerScriptPath =
        graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver().getAbsolutePath(outputSourcePath);
    assertThat(
        Arg.stringify(binary.getArgs(), graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver()),
        hasItem(String.format("--linker-script=%s", absoluteLinkerScriptPath)));
    assertThat(binary.getBuildDeps(), hasItem(dep));
  }

  @Test
  public void platformLinkerFlagsLocationMacroWithMatch() {
    FakeProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
    Genrule dep =
        GenruleBuilder.newGenruleBuilder(BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:dep"))
            .setOut("out")
            .build(graphBuilder);
    CxxTestBuilder builder =
        createTestBuilder()
            .setPlatformLinkerFlags(
                new PatternMatchedCollection.Builder<ImmutableList<StringWithMacros>>()
                    .add(
                        Pattern.compile(
                            Pattern.quote(CxxPlatformUtils.DEFAULT_PLATFORM_FLAVOR.toString())),
                        ImmutableList.of(
                            StringWithMacrosUtils.format(
                                "--linker-script=%s", LocationMacro.of(dep.getBuildTarget()))))
                    .build());
    addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    assertThat(builder.build().getExtraDeps(), hasItem(dep.getBuildTarget()));
    CxxTest test = builder.build(graphBuilder);
    CxxLink binary =
        (CxxLink)
            graphBuilder.getRule(
                CxxDescriptionEnhancer.createCxxLinkTarget(
                    test.getBuildTarget(), Optional.empty()));
    SourcePath outputSourcePath = dep.getSourcePathToOutput();
    Path absoluteLinkerScriptPath =
        graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver().getAbsolutePath(outputSourcePath);
    assertThat(
        Arg.stringify(binary.getArgs(), graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver()),
        hasItem(String.format("--linker-script=%s", absoluteLinkerScriptPath)));
    assertThat(binary.getBuildDeps(), hasItem(dep));
  }

  @Test
  public void platformLinkerFlagsLocationMacroWithoutMatch() {
    ProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
    Genrule dep =
        GenruleBuilder.newGenruleBuilder(BuildTargetFactory.newInstance("//:dep"))
            .setOut("out")
            .build(graphBuilder);
    addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
    CxxTestBuilder builder =
        createTestBuilder()
            .setPlatformLinkerFlags(
                new PatternMatchedCollection.Builder<ImmutableList<StringWithMacros>>()
                    .add(
                        Pattern.compile("nothing matches this string"),
                        ImmutableList.of(
                            StringWithMacrosUtils.format(
                                "--linker-script=%s", LocationMacro.of(dep.getBuildTarget()))))
                    .build());
    assertThat(builder.build().getExtraDeps(), hasItem(dep.getBuildTarget()));
    CxxTest test = builder.build(graphBuilder);
    CxxLink binary =
        (CxxLink)
            graphBuilder.getRule(
                CxxDescriptionEnhancer.createCxxLinkTarget(
                    test.getBuildTarget(), Optional.empty()));
    SourcePath outputSourcePath = dep.getSourcePathToOutput();
    Path absoluteLinkerScriptPath =
        graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver().getAbsolutePath(outputSourcePath);
    assertThat(
        Arg.stringify(binary.getArgs(), graphBuilder.getSourcePathResolver()),
        Matchers.not(hasItem(String.format("--linker-script=%s", absoluteLinkerScriptPath))));
    assertThat(binary.getBuildDeps(), Matchers.not(hasItem(dep)));
  }

  @Test
  public void resourcesAffectRuleKey() throws Exception {
    ProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    Path resource = filesystem.getPath("resource");
    filesystem.touch(resource);
    for (CxxTestType framework : CxxTestType.values()) {
      // Create a test rule without resources attached.
      ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
      addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
      CxxTestBuilder builder = createTestBuilder().setFramework(framework);
      CxxTest cxxTestWithoutResources = builder.build(graphBuilder, filesystem);
      RuleKey ruleKeyWithoutResource = getRuleKey(graphBuilder, cxxTestWithoutResources);

      // Create a rule with a resource attached.
      graphBuilder = new TestActionGraphBuilder();
      addFramework(graphBuilder, filesystem);
      builder =
          createTestBuilder().setFramework(framework).setResources(ImmutableSortedSet.of(resource));
      CxxTest cxxTestWithResources = builder.build(graphBuilder, filesystem);
      RuleKey ruleKeyWithResource = getRuleKey(graphBuilder, cxxTestWithResources);

      // Verify that their rule keys are different.
      assertThat(ruleKeyWithoutResource, Matchers.not(Matchers.equalTo(ruleKeyWithResource)));
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void resourcesAreInputs() throws Exception {
    ProjectFilesystem filesystem = new FakeProjectFilesystem();
    Path resource = filesystem.getPath("resource");
    filesystem.touch(resource);
    for (CxxTestType framework : CxxTestType.values()) {
      TargetNode<?> cxxTestWithResources =
          createTestBuilder()
              .setFramework(framework)
              .setResources(ImmutableSortedSet.of(resource))
              .build();
      assertThat(cxxTestWithResources.getInputs(), hasItem(ForwardRelativePath.ofPath(resource)));
    }
  }

  private RuleKey getRuleKey(BuildRuleResolver resolver, BuildRule rule) {
    FileHashLoader fileHashLoader =
        new StackedFileHashCache(
            ImmutableList.of(
                DefaultFileHashCache.createDefaultFileHashCache(
                    rule.getProjectFilesystem(), FileHashCacheMode.DEFAULT)));
    DefaultRuleKeyFactory factory = new TestDefaultRuleKeyFactory(fileHashLoader, resolver);
    return factory.build(rule);
  }

  private CxxTestStep getTestStep(Iterable<? extends Step> steps) {
    for (Step s : steps) {
      if (s instanceof CxxTestStep) {
        return (CxxTestStep) s;
      }
    }
    throw new IllegalStateException("Can't find CxxTestStep");
  }
}

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Adapted from the book by Richard Meros.
He tried to save New Zealand by becoming Helen Clark's young lover... He failed.
Now, Richard Meros is back, with a new nuclear-PowerPoint® to prove.
The No.8 wire nation faces extinction, our pioneering culture eclipsed by the globalised Fonterra® farmer with a Facebook® account.
Meros' key to salvation? That craggy NZ hardness that still glimmers within the most urbane of Scott's Epicurean latté-drinkers: the spirit of The Southern Man.


How many times have you been in camp or back in the woods and you're lighter is either out of fuel or you went through a whole box of matches only to have a battle with the wind to get the flame to stay. Enter the Tortec Double Arc Plasma Lighter. This Micro-USB Rechargable Plasma Lighter doesn't use fuel, is 200% Windproof (since it's plasma) and ignites your source in seconds. This is the perfect solution to keep in your pack that will give you a reliable solution for starting a flame no matter the weather or wind. It's small, lightweight and charges quickly! Be sure to pick one of these up while we have them in stock!


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Structured Laser Beam
The Structured Laser Beam represents a new paradigm in the creation of non-diffractive beams (NDBs) and it has the potential to greatly improve a number of mainstream applications using laser beams or light beams.
With a very low divergence that keeps the spot size within a few millimetres even at distances of hundreds of metres (with a beam waist of a few µm right after the output of the system), this beam may enable lasers to be used for applications not previously possible, or improve precision within existing applications.
NDBs are frequently used today, primarily by the use of axicons. These can only generate NDBs over a small portion of the beam, typically limited to a few tens of centimetres. The Structured Laser Beam is able to generate an NDB over hundreds of metres, with lower costs. It is therefore possible to envision the application of this beam in applications where NDBs are not typically used today; either in other laser/light beam applications as mentioned above, or entirely different fields. In addition, the Structured Laser Beam exhibits other properties, unique to this beam, and of benefit to other applications.
Advantages & Applications
Extremely compact spot size and very low divergence
Vast improvement in distance over present-day Structured Beams
Self-reconstruction after obstacles
Very robust to jitter, vibrations, and variations in the angle of the input beam; it also shows some robustness to fluctuations in air temperature
Possible Application Areas
Optical tweezers
Due to the unclarified IP status, the system can only be presented as a black box. The physical dimensions of the prototype are approximately those of a matchbox. The input is a regular Gaussian laser beam, the output is a short- and long-distance NDB. The dimensions are not absolute: it should be possible to achieve a much smaller system.
The invention is a novel method of generating a structured/non-diffractive beam over large distances:
Like a Bessel beam, our beam is self-reconstructing
Depending on the setup, the system is very robust with respect to the incoming beam. An angular displacement of the input beam gives a much smaller (tested up to a factor 100+) angular displacement in the output beam
Our beam is composed by an inner central spot with high intensity, surrounded by concentric rings with particularly clear contrast between them, compared to conventionally produced structured beams
The diameter and number of rings can be tuned over a wide range
Central spot with much smaller diameter than for conventional Gaussian laser (20 µm against 800 µm at three meters)
Intensity is decreasing with the square of distance from the source
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Year Granted
Miroslav Šulc & Jean-Christophe Gayde
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FILE - Palestinian Hamas gunmen ride on the back of a truck as they patrol the border with Israel near the southern Gaza Strip town of Khan Younis, as Israeli military bulldozers are seen in the background, June 10, 2015.
The United States failed Thursday to win condemnation of the Palestinian militant group Hamas in a vote at the U.N. General Assembly.
Before considering the U.S. measure, member states voted to require a two-thirds majority to pass it, as opposed to a simple majority. The U.S. fell short of the necessary votes, despite strong support from the European Union — all of the bloc's members voted for it.
"The question before us now is whether the U.N. thinks terrorism is acceptable if, and only if, it is directed against Israel," U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley said ahead of the vote.
FILE - U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley delivers remarks at a security council meeting at U.N. headquarters during the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, Sept. 21, 2017.
"Because there is nothing more anti-Semitic than saying terrorism is not terrorism when it is used against the Jewish people and the Jewish state," she said. "There is nothing more anti-Semitic than saying we cannot condemn terrorism against Israel, while we would not hesitate for a minute to condemn the same acts if they were taken against any other country.
"I want to ask my Arab brothers and sisters is the hatred that strong?" Haley continued. "Is it so strong you will defend a terrorist organization?"
Israel's U.N. ambassador praised the "plurality of member states that stood by the truth and condemned Hamas," but he had harsh words for those which rejected the measure.
"Your silence in the face of evil reveals your true colors," Danny Danon said. "It tells us what side you are really on: a side that doesn't care about the lives of innocent Israelis and Palestinians who have fallen victim to the terrorists of Hamas."
"We reject cynical attempts to reduce the Palestine question to a matter of violence and terror," said Ambassador Riyad Mansour. "This is a political, territorial and human rights issue. It is an issue to end occupation."
While the U.S. measure failed to be adopted, a second draft put forward by Ireland, reiterating the call for a "comprehensive, just and lasting peace" based on existing U.N. resolutions, was overwhelmingly adopted.


As November progresses to December, our thoughts turn to holidays. Thanksgiving, being one of the major holidays in the USA, is our day of giving thanks for all the bounty nature gave us during the growing season. It is a time for traditional celebrating and family gatherings. Who does not enjoy the scent of cinnamon, allspice, ginger, honey and cream? Or turkey and pumpkin pies baking in the oven? Our kitchens are filled with these aromas that create warm memories for future days and years.


Vote for Northern Ireland's Best Place!
- including Rathlin Island - from across Northern Ireland shaped by planning and planners, from over 50 nominations. For more information - and to vote for Rathlin! - take a look at the award page here.
FD Boiler Service will be on Rathlin Thursday 7th, Friday 8th & Saturday 9th September. To book a service, phone 077 6458 4456.
Murphy's is currently taking orders for coal deliveries to the island. They will come over once they have a full lorry's worth of orders, probably within the next month. Please ring 028 2177 1268 to place your order.
Just to let people know, in case you're wondering (it's not a raid, and it's not a re-run of the Maritime Festival) a film crew will be on and around the island on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th July filming the Ardglass Vikings. The production company Mara Media are "mainly planning on filming on the Viking boat at sea with a support boat but we will also want to take some shots from the land filming the boat at sea", and they will also be using a drone.


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Home > Components & Tools > LEDs & OLEDs > Seoul Semiconductor Achieves 180 lm/W and Cuts Cost 50% with New Mid-Power LEDs
Products, Materials + Tools | Jul 24, 2013
Seoul Semiconductor Achieves 180 lm/W and Cuts Cost 50% with New Mid-Power LEDs
Seoul Semiconductor, a global LED manufacturer, has announced two new mid-power packaged LED lighting products, the 5630C and the 3030. These packaged LEDs have been improved dramatically in terms of luminance efficacy (lm/w) and cost efficiency (lm/$). The 5630 mid-power packaged LED efficacy is now 180 lm/W which is world class performance for solid state lighting. The 3030 mid-power LED reaches cost points 50% lower than existing high-power packaged LEDs.
While Seoul Semiconductor's 5630 packaged LED(left) offers 180 lm/W which is world class performance, the 3030 packaged LED targets a cost points 50% lower than existing high-power packaged LEDs
The 5630 package is the world's best performance in light output with 180 lm/W efficacy and is an extension of the mid-power LED lighting family that Seoul Semiconductor released as one of the first mid-power LEDs in the world for solid state lighting products. When it was released, the performance was better than existing high-power packaged LEDs. In the past 2 years, it became the best selling item among Seoul's product portfolio. The new 5630C is targeting the high growth segment of LED lighting including bulbs, tubes and panel lights in the US, Japan, and Europe.
The new 3030 LED being introduced extends the Seoul mid-power offering up to the high-power one watt range by enhancing both the LED chip and package in terms of heat resistance. Even though traditional 3030 packaged LEDs were mid-power, the new versions can be used in high power applications with the additional benefit of reducing costs by up to 50%.
Marten Willemsen, Vice President of Marketing for Seoul Semiconductor, said, "The 3030 and 5630 packages are LED products which focus on both price competitiveness (lm/$) and luminance efficiency (lm/W). We have already sold billions of pieces in China, USA, and Europe for various LED lighting products." He added, "If you use these two LEDs properly, you can chase two rabbits at the same time in terms of 'lm/W' and 'lm/$' which most lighting designers consider the most important factors."
The products are in mass production and are globally available now through Seoul Semiconductor's Distributors.
For additional information, please visit http://www.seoulsemicon.com
About Seoul Semiconductor:
Seoul Semiconductor (SeoulSemicon.com) manufacturers and packages a wide selection of light emitting diodes (LEDs) for the automotive, general illumination/lighting, appliance, signage and back lighting markets. The company is the world's fifth largest LED supplier, holding more than 10,000 patents globally, while offering a wide range of LED technology and production capacity in areas such as "nPola", deep UV LEDs, "Acrich", the world's first commercially produced AC LED, and "Acrich MJT - Multi-Junction Technology" a proprietary family of high-voltage LEDs.


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Q: How to create fileuploadfield that maintain previous file selection in extjs There is one fileuploadfield on a form.
What i want : browse and select a different file multiple times but submit all of them at once (on form submit).
What is the problem : On selecting file multiple times, fileuploadfield discards the previous selection and maintains only the current file selection. Thus, on submitting form only last selected file is posted.
Is there any way to allow fileuploadfield to maintain previous file selection on every file select action.
If not, is it possible to create a new instance of fileuploadfield and add it to the extjs form for each file select action (i.e. onFileChange event) of current fileuploadfield.

A: Choosing one or more files using a file upload control will always overwrite a previous selection. A web page cannot change this browser behavior.
However, it is possible to add files to a queue and free the upload field for new files. For example, the jQuery MultiFile plug-in does this.
One ExtJS solution that does this is extjs-upload-widget.

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West Side/Point Grey
Carven In Kerrisdale
East Blvd at 44th Ave
Carven is located in Kerrisdale, one of Vancouver West Side's most distinguished neighbourhoods. Carven features a total of 39 one to four bedroom condominiums and 8 three bedroom laneway townhomes, which are located in a 4-storey low-rise. Almost 9,000 square…
Heritage Point Grey On Vancouver's West Side
Trimble St & West 4th Ave
Heritage Point Grey by Formwerks on Vancouver's West Side will feature a total of 6 luxury duplex homes, including heritage restoration and new infill construction. Homes will range from 2-bedroom plus den and 3-bedroom floorplans and range generously in size…
West Wind At Lelem In Point Grey
Acadia Rd & Toronto Rd
West Wind at Lelem is an 18-storey condominium tower by Polygon Homes in the Point Grey neighbourhood on Vancouver's West Side. The site will feature a total of 160 units - 152 condominiums and 8 city homes - from the…
Boden On Vancouver's West Side
Oak St & West 52nd
Boden townhomes located on Vancouver's West Side is a 36 unit community development by Listraor Group & Baldwin Architecture. Choose from courtyard or street-facing townhomes, consisting of 2 or 3 bedroom units in a 2-storey base with an additional attic/roof…
King & Columbia On Vancouver's West Side
West King Edward Ave & Columbia St
King & Columbia introduces 16 Modern cityhomes by Forme Development located in a highly sought-after community on Vancouver's West Side. Choose from one, three, and four bedroom homes on a quiet tree-lined street away from the hustle and bustle of…
Gryphon Nova | Vancouver West Side
Oak St & W67th Ave
Welcome Gryphon Nova - a 9-storey mixed-used multi-family residential development by Gryphon Developments - to the South Oak neighbourhood on Vancouver's West Side. This development will offer a selection of 43 condos and townhouses, varying from 1, 2, and 3…
Oak Keys On Vancouver's West Side
West 28th Ave & Willow St
Oak Keys by South Street Development is a modern and exclusive community of 20 townhomes on Vancouver's West Side. Oak Keys features 3 x 3-storey buildings that are built around a central landscaped courtyard lined with mature trees. The site…
Lina At QE Park On Vancouver's West Side
Cambie St & 35th Ave
Lina at QE Park on Vancouver's West Side is a 6-storey condominium and 2-storey townhouse development by Everbright Properties. The site will offer 76 modern condominiums and 4 exclusive townhomes, varying from studio, one, two, and three bedrooms and ranging in…
Rowen W47 | Vancouver West Side
Oak St & West 47th Ave
Rowen W47 is an exclusive and exciting set of 36 modern townhouses located on Oak Street and West 47th Avenue. This project is constructed by Alabaster Homes in the popular Oakridge neighbourhood on Vancouver's West Side. The units will vary…
Adorè On Vancouver's West Side
West 49th Ave & Alberta St
Adorè by Killarney Enterprises introduces a community of 64 market condominiums and five street-facing retail units on Vancouver's West Side. Adorè will feature a diverse selection of floorplans from studio, 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom layouts. Along with 7,800 square feet of…
Laurel32 On Vancouver's West Side
West 32nd Ave & Laurel St
Laurel32 by COSCOL Development showcases a community of 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom stacked townhomes and garden suites on Vancouver's West Side. This new development offers only 20 exclusive units - 12 townhomes and 8 garden suites. Along with…
Claridge House On Vancouver's West Side
Cambie St & West 41st Ave
Claridge House by Polygon Homes consists of a new condominium, retail, and office development on Vancouver's West Side. The site will offer a 14- and 27-storey towers featuring 133 market strata condos and 80 market rental apartments, as well as,…


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Calling Me Home – The Best of Sara Storer is the first compilation album by Australian country music singer Sara Storer. It was released in April 2010 as a 1CD standard and 2CD 'collector's' edition. The album includes tracks from her four studio albums to date and peaked at number 28 on the ARIA Charts in its third week.

A DVD was released in November 2010, featuring 21 video clips from Storer's career.

Reception
Susan Jarvis from Country Music Capital News said: "Over the last decade, Sara Storer has made an enormous contribution to Australian country music, with her fresh, original sound and her perceptive songs. This album provides a wonderful overview of her career, from her first single, "Buffalo Bill" through to several superb new songs, including "Calling Me Home", "Children of the Gurundi" and "Tears". In between, there are a stack of memorable songs. For those lucky enough to grab a Collector's Edition of the album, there is a second disk that includes a swag of absolute gems: duets with the  Sunny Cowgirls, Shane Howard, Paul Kelly, and Josh Cunningham, live versions of several songs, and another new track, the heartfelt "Darwin Love". This is an absolute treasure of an album, a must-buy for any Sara Storer fan, and anyone who's about to become one".

Track listing
Standard Edition
 "Buffalo Bill"
 "Back Out Back"
 "Beautiful Circle"
 "Back in the Territory"
 "Calling Me Home"
 "Sitting Here with Fay"
 "Land Cries Out"
 "What's So Good"
 "Tears"
 "Billabong"
 "Raining on the Plains"
 "Katherine"
 "Children of the Gurindji"
 "Crow"
 "Drovers Call"
 "Long Live the Girls"
 "Angel"
 "Tell These Hands"
 "Man Trap"
 "Lovely Valentine"

2CD Collector's Edition
 "Mallee Girl"
 "Darwin Love"
 "Molly Green" (2010 Version)
 "Important Things" (feat. Josh Cunningham) [2010 Version]
 "Dungarees" (feat. The Sunny Cowgirls) [Live at TRECC]
 "Star" (2010 Version)
 "Christmas in the Country (Jimmy's Christmas)" [feat. Shane Howard]
 "One Perfect Day"
 "Boss Drovers Pride" (Live at TRECC)
 "When I Was a Boy"
 "Won't Give In"
 "Must Have Been a Hell of a Party" (feat. Paul Kelly)
 "Since I've Gone" (Live at TRECC)
 "Chillers Bend" (feat. Greg Storer)
 "Moonstruck"
 "Night After Night"
 "Sweet Dreams"
 "Early Love"

Charts

Year-end charts

Release history

References

2010 greatest hits albums
Sara Storer albums
Compilation albums by Australian artists
Universal Music Australia albums

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Sam Hamelin of Stettler birdied the first extra hole of a sudden-victory playoff this afternoon in Carstairs, taking down Jarrett Bossert of Belvedere, and Glencoe's Max Murchison. All three had tied in the 18 holes of regulation play with 1-over par scores of 73. Yesterday's winner at McKenzie Meadows, Shiv Kaura of Pinebrook was another shot back in solo fourth. In the junior girls' division, Kaitlyn Wingnean of the Derrick GWC captured her first Tour event of the year with an 82. Full results will be on the Tour website by 10 pm this evening.
Shiv Kaura, 16, of Pinebrook fired a sterling 3-under par 69 this morning to capture the McKenzie Meadows Junior Open, today's stop on the McLennan Ross Junior Golf Tour, Presented by Crowe MacKay. This was Kaura's first-ever McLennan Ross Tour event, as he has been living in Qatar, but he made the most of the opportunity and finished 6 shots clear of runner-up Alex Gerrard, 13, of Innisfail. Gerrard's round of 75 was his career-low in competition. Full results are now on the Tour website.
Calling All Players! Entries Needed Now!
Three events are on tap next week on the McLennan Ross Junior Golf Tour. We are at McKenzie Meadows in Calgary on Monday, July 10th, Carstairs on Tuesday, July 11 and Olds on Wednesday, July 12th. And we need to fill out our entries for all of these tournaments! I know that the Alberta Golf Junior Boys and Girls' championships are on this week at Coal Creek Golf Resort near Tofield, but there are hundreds of other junior golfers around the province who didn't qualify for provincials who are looking for good quality competition at affordable prices. If you are planning on competing in any or all three of these McLennan Ross Tour events next week, please phone the courses TODAY to enter. It helps the local clubs plan better for their events and we certainly don't want to cancel any more events for lack of entries as we had to do for the Drayton Valley tournament originally scheduled for tomorrow. Please don't leave this until the last minute, players. Thanks.
Innisfail, Drayton Valley on Tour This Week!
Two events are on this week's Tour schedule. Tuesday, July 4th we are in Innisfail for an 11 a.m. crossover tee times start. Check with the club for your exact tee time for what is always one of the most challenging layouts on the Tour schedule. This Thursday, July 6th, we have the weather-delayed Drayton Valley Junior Open, which was re-scheduled after inclement weather postponed their original date in late May. With the top Alberta juniors occupied this week at the Alberta Golf Junior Championships at Coal Creek Golf Resort, this is a great opportunity for those kids who didn't qualify for provincials to get some valuable tournament experience with a great chance to qualify for the Tour Championship. Drayton's event is a 10 a.m. shotgun start. Entries are still open today for both events.


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M® SELECT DRY technology provides waterproof, moisture-wicking protection to keep feet dry.
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One of the points that you should put in mind when you are doing the selection of the company that you should choose is that getting a custom made product will serve you a great deal. The company should be able to meet and understand what you need so that it can make a product that has been custom made. Since the product has already been developed to perfection, when you get it, you will find that there is no need to make any changes. One of the reasons that you should do this is that from the word go, the system is created so that the needs of the clients can be met. The one thing that you should put in mind is that should you find that you have any changes that needs to be made, then the system can be altered to fit the change.
One of the traits that you should look for is that you need to find a company that has the permit to do this job. When you do this, one of the things that you should put in mind is that you will find that the company will be qualified. You should understand that before you do this, you will find that the company will look into your business so that they can be certain that the company that they have in mind is one that can be able to deliver. You should note that when you do this, you will find that the chance of something not going as planned is slim. The other thing that you should look into when you are doing the selection is the price that you will have to pay.
Through technology, we are capable of performing our daily duties. Computers, mobile phones, and other gadgets have become part of people's lives. Most of the people tend to use these gadgets in performing their daily duties. This has led to the increase in demand for custom software development companies.
This process may require a lot of money. You have a guarantee of getting more money once you have a good design for your software. You can get a lot of f money if the software you have developed is not only decent but unique. Make sure you come up with a unique and useful idea on software development.
The work of custom software development company is analyzing the market trends. This kind of a company can know the products that are trending in the market. You will have a go ahead once the custom software development company provides you with a carefully analyzed market.
It is import to hire a dependable company in case you want to develop your software for any use. Ensure that the company you have employed is capable of providing services that match with your needs. A company with the trained team can present the analysis of market trends of products.
A company that can provide methodological, functional and efficient reports is a company work considering. It is essential to know both benefits and shortcomings of the software you are about to develop. Through the technical, operational and economic reports, you will be able to know the software ratings. It is important to advertise your software.
This can be a success by the help of a reliable development team. Development of this software also benefits the businessmen. Create Software that will be highly appreciated by businessmen.They have highly trained IT professionals that have their focus on a particular project.
Purchasing management software is one thing that you must highly consider if you are starting up a new business. The contribution of having management software in the administration and management of every business is material. Business performance is greatly benefited with the functions that the management software can perform. The gym management software is very helpful in so many ways especially if the type of business you are starting is a fitness gym.
Generally speaking, a gym management software is a computerized system that can help in administering and managing the business as a whole. One very useful business tool when it comes to storing data, calculating information and generating reports is the gym management software. Inefficient manual controls and tasks can be reduced if you have gym management system. It will be easier and more successful running and managing a fitness gym given the gym management software.
In terms of efficiency in the working environment, it is vital to have gym management software. Manual transactions will be eliminated thus more time and effort of the staff will be saved. Preparing schedules, payroll and other reports will no longer be assigned to the employees. Given the information inputted, the software can easily produce reports and other relevant data.
The billings and payments of the gym members will be processed instantly by the gym management software. You don't have to manually list down the payments and billing dates of the members because the software will easily generate information regarding the billing and payments of each members. The software will also do the tracking of the fitness gym's expenses and revenues. This will significantly help in the management of the business. Getting updates with the performance and progress of the business is very possible.
In order for managers and stakeholders to keep track of the business' progress, it is necessary to submit reports that covers a specific time period. It is essential to update the investors with the financial performance and position of the business. Extensive reporting can be done without hassle with the gym management software. Generating reports needed by the management and the investors can be done by the software.
It is in kayaking that you will get then chance to enjoy the outdoors as well as the fresh air. It is when outdoor adventures that you would want to try, then one of the things that you need to make sure first is the safety that you have. It is the fact that you are also in the water that you need to make sure of this one. The moment that you will be n the water, there are things that can go wrong and you don't want to ruin your adventure because of these mishappenings.
Even of you already have an experience with kayaking, you still have to make sure that you will have your very own life jacket. It is your safety that you need to make sure of considering that the river has a lot of rocks and a fast flowing water. In case something goes wrong, it is your life jacket that will always keep you afloat. When you will be unconscious if in case you will bump your head on the rocks, then you will not be able to swim to safety and that is why you need something to keep you safe.
Another thing that can also come handy when you are kayaking is a helmet. The moment that the river will have a faster-flowing water as well as large rocks, then you always should have your helmet. It is the helmet that will protect your head the moment that the kayak will capsize. No matter how fast or slow the water will be, it will always pay off when you will be protecting your head all of the time.
You also should see to it that you will always be protecting yourself against the sun. It is this factor that some people will be overlooking. That is why to protect you against the rays of the sun, you have to see to it that you will be wearing a brimmed hat. A sunscreen with UV protection is what you should have. A good pair of sunglasses is also great for the glare. The moment that you will capsize, your sunglasses might fall on the water that is why it is better to hook it securely to your body.
It is when you will be choosing a more remote area that you need to see to it that you will be considering a few things. It is a sufficient amount of water that you need to bring the moment that you will be going to these areas. A sufficient amount of water will see to it that you will be preventing dehydration as well as heat exhaustion. You always have to remember that the water in the river may not be fit or drinking. You don't want to get sick out there as it can spoil the fun that you will have.


When you arrive to Spanish Wells you will find a beautiful fishing village with uniquely pastel painted homes and fine architecture. You would need to rent a golf cart for the day to tour the island. Golf cart rentals can be found near the ferry dock. While driving around Spanish Wells, you will no doubt pass the beautiful cemetery where there is an abundance of floral bouquets. Spanish Wells also has a Museum on Main St.


After 19 months, special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation has charged a number of targets with almost every conceivable sin — except collusion with Russia to throw an election. Yet suspicion of collusion was the reason that Mueller was appointed in the first place. Add it all up, and we have reached the point where the Mueller team may be constructing more crimes than it is finding.


Dwayne Johnson shared on Instagram how he went back to his roots and took a trip down memory lane. He shared everything with his followers, and he tried to give them a little bit of inspiration.
He said that he likes to go back home and visit places that are very important to him. The places that he used to visit when he was younger, the places that stir up memories.
He first visited the grave of his grandparents, then he went to his old high school, his old middle school, and he even visited all the places where he used to get in trouble, and where he used to get arrested.
Another place that he visited was his old apartment building in Honolulu, where he lived with his family. When he was there, he remembered some difficult parts of his childhood. Like the time they were evicted from the apartment and he wondered what it would be if he lived in a fancy building like the one that is just across his old apartment building. He said that when they were evicted, they had to move off the island because they couldn't afford to pay the rent.
Now he is a very famous actor and he is very grateful for every opportunity that he had. He also explained that the whole point of his post is to give people a little bit of inspiration. Because everyone is struggling at some point in life, but you just need to keep going, stay strong and have faith. And if you keep pushing through, everything will be okay in the end. There is always something good on the other side of the struggle, something better.


200 gram jar: this glass jar is filled with about 100 delicious pillow candies.
200 gram this glass jar is 7.5 cm high and has a diameter of 8.5 cm. the pot is filled with about 100 delicious pillow candies.


Hi, If you have just come across this blog post let me introduce myself! My Name is Katherine Elizabeth and I am an award-winning entrepreneur, business owner, millinery & events designer.
I have successfully run my own business for over 10 years in London and I now have a shop in the Iconic OXO Tower. In this time, I have picked up a lot of marketing and business tricks.
A year ago I set up the Inspiring Creative women community so that I could help women with their own creative businesses and I would love to help you.
I would like to invite you to our firsts live GOAL SETTING & PLANNING WORKSHOP FOR 2018.
It's the new year and I am sure you are excited about what 2018 could bring you, but you may also be wondering how you can organise yourself for the best year yet.
Join us for our live training session to help you dive deep into 2018. You'll feel amazing about 2018 by the end of it!
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Include dates, figures and amounts in your goal. Be specific.
Your goal must be achievable. You should be able to accomplish it within the constraints of time, money, environment, as well as your skills. You should be pushing yourself to achieve these goals but you also do not want them to be unachievable.
Goals should be in line with the direction that you're heading in life.
I hope these tips have given you food for thought and I look forward to seeing you in our goal setting workshop!


Blooming with intricate, floral crochet detailing, this Vivien Sheriff hat is a masterclass in feminine sophistication. Featuring a classic oval base, the theatrical appliqués cascade over the brim. Wear with your favourite summer dress for smart occasions from sunny weddings to horse racing.


In this project, virtual reality is used to carry out awareness actions in Occupational Risk Prevention as part of a preventive campaign on falls from heights. The users experience a real situation, in which they must repair a computer located on the roof of the building. During the reparation, the users must decide if they take the necessary preventive measures to do the job safely.
In this way, they are placed at risk of falling from heights, being able to consider the difference between adopting the appropriate preventive measures or not doing it. In case the users do not perform the procedure correctly, they may suffer an accident, but without any risk thanks to virtual simulation.


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Wagamama to Donate 1m Meals
Wagamama, owned by The Restaurant Group, has launched a veganuary dish with a special partnership allowing one million meals to be donated to low income families.
It has launched a new vegan take on its kare lomen dish – its regular menu is already more than 50 percent plant based. This will be launched alongside the new charity partnership with The Bread and Butter Thing. The partnership with Wagamama will involve projects in its restaurants and out in the community.
It will see the restaurant chain provide support for The Bread and Butter Thing to deliver 1 million meals worth of food to low income families who use the charity to receive a more affordable weekly shop.
Wagamama chief executive Thomas Heier, said: "At Wagamama we believe in the Japanese philosophy of seijaku; finding calm and tranquillity in the midst of activity. In these challenging times it is important that we all continue to nourish ourselves and our communities."


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Our first electronics industry prediction for 2019 addresses the growing popularity of voice assistants. As Amazon and Billy Bass join forces, we expect the functionality of voice assistants to improve during 2019. Look out for enhanced connectivity and extra features. Google Assistant, for instance, has recently been updated with routines – so you can say "I am going to bed" and Google Assistant will interpret that as "Turn off the light, lower the thermostat and switch off the TV".
It's also likely these up-scaled voice assistants will be implemented into more devices and environments, such as cars or children's toys – in particular, animatronics and pet robots.
We're likely to experience a maturing of IoT across 2019, as it establishes a greater foothold in industrial applications, construction and other more traditional verticals, rather than being mainly consumer-driven.
This expansion in more slow-moving industries will be fuelled by the normalisation of connected technologies in society – and with it a reduction in the perception of risk associated with their adoption, plus improvements in IoT security, which has been a major focus for semiconductor manufacturers.
Smart glasses will gain greater industry prominence over the next 12 months – and they're likely to re-emerge with very specific use cases in mind, rather than Google's approach of a replacement for your phone. For instance, cycling glasses with navigation built in or specialised heavy duty glasses for use on construction sites could be potential uses.
Although EVs with larger batteries tend to dominate the press, counter-intuitively, another electronics industry prediction we have is for an increasing market for EVs with small batteries in the foreseeable future – primarily for urban driving.
We also expect to that 2019 will see the start of a drive which sees small battery BEVs decreasing in size over the coming decades. This is due to a range of factors, including relatively short average trip/commute distances, growing availability of charging points, and cost reductions as technology improves and volumes increase.
The first 5G-ready phones are due to be released in the next few months. As 5G communications continue to be developed around the world, we believe there will be a greater push by network operators to start the rollout of 5G infrastructure in the UK this year. The West Midlands region – designated the UK's 5G testbed by the Government – has been awarded £75 million of funding for the task. Despite the lack of cohesion regarding a global 5G rollout and the applications focus (Low latency – for, say, control of vehicles from the cloud? Super-high data rate? Low power, for IoT-type devices?), we anticipate considerable growth in the UK's 5G infrastructure in 2019 to herald the arrival of 5G devices next year.
There was an increase in the number of companies launching their own fitness trackers during 2018. To compete with an increase in competition, expect to see developers step up their game this year and improve what their trackers can actually detect. For example, they currently can detect your steps, sleep quality and heart rate, so in theory they should be able to detect if you are ill, if you have a lower amount of steps, a poorer quality of sleep and a higher heart rate – and can then offer advice to you. This could potentially link in with Amazon's Alexa, which has patented technology to tell if you are ill based on your voice, and give you product recommendations.
Qualcomm were blocked from taking over NXP by the Chinese Government in 2018. Despite the cancellation of $44 billion dollar deal – Qualcomm still seem keen to expand in the semiconductor space – so look out for updates on their takeover ambitions over the next few months. Other circling big hitters include Broadcom, Cypress and Microchip.
Amongst all the takeover activity this year, however, we anticipate that the mega-mergers the industry has seen in the past – such as Avago Technologies' $37BN acquisition of Broadcom in 2016 – are unlikely to be repeated during 2019. A number of factors support this: global trade tensions, increasing regulatory activity around mergers and stock market underperformance in the sector last year.
Therefore, it looks to us as though double digit deals (at least those north of $20BN) will be thin on the ground during 2019.
IoT has now been through the buzzword phase, where everyone jumps on the bandwagon and big money is being thrown at people with slick suits who often have no clue what they're doing. The fridge that orders your food isn't in anyone's kitchen, but most of the hype has moved to cryptocurrency and self-driving vehicles now – so this is a good time for some IoT devices which genuinely improve people's lives to come into their own.
While there are some who love the process of mowing the lawns and watering plants, there are a large number – especially in tech-savvy generations – who consider this to be the kind of drudgery that technology can handle. Many in these cohorts can't afford houses with gardens, but as more of them do, we expect 2019 to be a good year for robot gardening. Other areas to remove boredom with IoT are probably the place to look for genuinely useful applications which people will buy to make their lives better.


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The script is designed to address the Zoom vulnerabilities described in CVE-2019–13450:
[https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2019-13450](https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2019-13450)

In the Zoom Client through 4.4.4 and RingCentral 7.0.136380.0312 on macOS,
remote attackers can force a user to join a video call with the video camera active.
This occurs because any web site can interact with the Zoom web server on localhost port 19421 or 19424.

NOTE: a machine remains vulnerable if the Zoom Client was installed in the past and then uninstalled.
Blocking exploitation requires additional steps, such as the `ZDisableVideo` preference and/or killing the web server,
deleting the `~/.zoomus` directory, and creating a `~/.zoomus` plaintext file.

The script performs the following actions:

Stops the **ZoomOpener** and **RingCentralOpener** processes for the logged-in user.

Sets `/Library/Preferences/us.zoom.config.plist`  to disable Zoom video auto-connection

Checks the existing user folders in /Users for the presence of the Library/Preferences directory.
Once the Library/Preferences directory is located, script sets the individual users'
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Next, the script checks for the presence of the `~/.zoomus` and
the `~/.ringcentralopener` directories in users' home folders.
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* If present, the `~/.zoomus` directory is deleted.
* A file named `~/.zoomus` is created.
* The `~/.zoomus` file is set to be unreadable and unwritable.
* The `~/.zoomus` file is set to be owned by the owner of the home folder.

* If present, the `~/.ringcentralopener` directory is deleted.
* A file named `~/.ringcentralopener` is created.
* The `~/.ringcentralopener` file is set to be unreadable and unwritable.
* The `~/.ringcentralopener` file is set to be owned by the owner of the home folder.


Welcome to my Thailand Page.
My name is John Ellis, and the purpose of this site is to share some of the wonderful experiences I had while living in the exotic country of Thailand. While on active duty in the United States Air Force, I was fortunate enough to be assigned to three distinctly different areas of this beautiful country. In 1972 I was assigned to U-tapao Royal Thai Navy Air Base, which is located on the Gulf of Siam in the South Central region. In 1973 I spent approximately seven months in the North Eastern area of the country at Ubon Air Base, and in 1974 I lived at Korat Air Base in the Central Region. During those three years I was extremely fortunate to be able to travel around the country, meet alot of people, make alot of friends and take alot of pictures. By clicking on the links on the left side of this page, you can view many of the places I visited, or if you wish you can click on my written memories and read about some of my adventures.
Click here to view photos from a return trip to Thailand in 2005.
Are you an Utapao veteran of Southeast Asia? If so, click on the logo below to learn about the Utapao Alumni Group.
Thank you so much for dropping by. Please check back often -- I frequently make updates. If you find any dead links please let me know. You can contact me at cohojohn@lycos.com.
This website was first published on 2/25/2001.


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Public hospitals daily update on COVID-19 cases
The following is issued on behalf of the Hospital Authority:
As at noon today (June 8), no COVID-19 confirmed patient was discharged from hospital in the past 24 hours. So far, a total of 1 049 patients with confirmed or probable infections have been discharged.
At present, there are 636 negative pressure rooms in public hospitals with 1 188 negative pressure beds activated. A total of 55 confirmed patients are currently hospitalised in nine hospitals, among which three patients are in critical condition (case numbers: 595, 1084 and 1092), and the remaining 52 patients are in stable condition.
The Hospital Authority will maintain close contact with the Centre for Health Protection to monitor the latest developments and to inform the public and healthcare workers on the latest information in a timely manner.


Hi friends! I'm delighted to share this month's comfort food diary for many reasons. The first reason is because it comes from a friend of mine who I met just over a year ago, and thanks to whom I became so involved in many of the communities I am a part of today – from yoga to food.
I'd like you all to meet Annie. She describes herself "as resourceful, kind, to-the-heart-of-the-matter, minimalist, and an old soul." Annie loves beautify artistry, rich heritage, and (*spoiler alert*) delicious hand-pressed noodles. She educates and cares for people by day and spends her nights hosting casual dinner parties, volunteering at cooking classes, practicing yoga, or spinning the wheel at a local pottery studio over looking the Puget Sound. Old souls alike, we inevitably found ourselves getting to know each other over food and cooking, and all the nostalgia and tradition that come along with it.
My comfort food provides me with a feeling of well-being, home, and family. Though I was born in South Korea and adopted at birth, I consider myself to be Italian, Polish, and Irish, but mostly Italian. As early as I can remember, I grew up celebrating my Italian roots with a sense of pride and importance.
My grandma, a first-generation Italian has been a pillar of strength, wisdom, and integrity for many including myself. She was a sassy, no-nonsense, honorable woman who cared deeply about justice and the core of what mattered most to her: family, faith, supporting the less privileged in our community, voicing her opinion, sharing her culture through food, and maybe a Mariner's game here and there.
My great grandparents lived in Calabria, a small town at the toe of Italy's boot. Historically, folks living in this mountainous area were often farmers and laborers who faced a challenging economic life. Luxurious spices, rich flavors, and cuts of meat that signified wealth in the northern part of Italy simply weren't a part of the Calabrian culture. Instead, many dishes were quite simple, focusing on the ingredients harvested locally. Homemade pasta was an essential foundation for Calabrian meals and serves as my comfort food.
Coming from an Italian family, large gatherings focused around Italian food were my norm. I have memories of my grandma making sure the Italian oregano her folks grew in Calabria was growing strong in her yard, so she could share the flavors she grew up. The smell of it feels like home and is distinctly unique to anything found in the states. She was always insistent in making sure recipes that have been in the family for multiple generations were shared and honored as something special. In particular, Christmas Eve is the time where our extended family rallies to make a five course Calabrian meal from scratch. We practically roll our bellies out the door after such a feast, and I wouldn't change a thing about it. My cousins and I have taken on making hand pressed pasta for around the 40 of us that attend. It certainly is a sight to see – elbow to elbow, smiling from our bones at the familiar tastes we know so well.
I love the process of making pasta. Though there is an exacting science and art to it, I mostly like the tactile component, making sure the dough feels just right along the way. It is hypnotizing and I get into a state of complete focus while I press the dough into silky, smooth ribbons. It's simple and just so satisfying. Han pressed pasta brings me to my center and reminds me of the things that matter most. It's the most delicious food I know, and I am grateful for everything my grandma shared with me. I've had the chance to show my four-year-old twin nieces how to make pasta. While they are still young, I hope they grow to enjoy it just as much as I do.


The North Carolina Central University football team has taken the shackles off Tim Shankle.
Shankle, a redshirt freshman and 2006 graduate of Eastside High School, has started the last three games at running back for the Eagles, after replacing senior running back Jeff Tolliver, who is injured.
Shankle said he and Tolliver split snaps at running back during preseason camp, but when the season started, he received limited playing time, only getting in for five plays before Tolliver's injury.
"Coach (Mose) Rison told me he was going to give Jeff the load because he is a senior," Shankle said, adding that he came out of preseason camp expecting to see considerable playing time. "Coach also told me to be ready and to stay focused because my time would come."
Shankle's time has definitely come.
He has started in the Eagles' last three games, which have been all wins. North Carolina Central is 4-1 on the season.
In Shankle's first game as a starter, he rushed 18 times for 72 yards in a 17-0 win at home Sept. 2 against Fayetteville State University. In a 6-0 Eagles' win on Sept. 8 on the road against St. Augustine College in Raleigh, N.C., Shankle had his poorest performance as a starter. He gained only 33 yards on 14 carries for a 2.4 average.
However, on Sept. 15, in the 37th annual New York Urban League Whitney Young Classic played at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., Shankle stole the spotlight. He rushed 24 times for 116 yards and scored two touchdowns as the Eagles beat Elizabeth City State University 18-10.
Shankle was named the game's most valuable offensive player, and he received a huge trophy.
"It was incredible," Shankle said of playing in front of 43,000 people at Giants Stadium, the home of the NFL's New York Jets and New York Giants.
"It was a great experience traveling around New York and playing in Giants Stadium, where so many great players have played before," he continued.
The game was a rematch of last year's Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship game that was won by the Eagles for the second consecutive year. The Eagles are no longer in the CIAA. They have made the move up to the NCAA Division 1-Championship Subdivision.
The Eagles were Black College Football National Champions for the first time last year.
Last week, Shankle led the Eagles to a 27-22 victory at home against archrival North Carolina A&T University. He rushed for 66 yards on 14 carries.
Shankle said redshirting last year gave him an opportunity to learn the offense and learn how to manage his time off the field.
"The difference in college football and high school football is the mental part of the game," said Shankle. "I came in physically ready, but I wasn't mentally ready. You have to be able to move on when something goes wrong and not dwell on it and get out of the game mentally.
"Redshirting helped me a lot, especially with learning the offense. I know the whole offense now. Watching the older backs helped me a lot as well. This is my first time playing running back full time since I have been playing football."
Shankle said he bonded last year with a teammate, redshirt freshman tightend Earthan Ward, who helped him get through his initial stages of being homesick. Shankle said Ward is a native of North Carolina and Ward's family adopted him into their family.
"I've been to his hometown and went to church with his family and have eaten Sunday dinner at their house," said Shankle.
Shankle's mother, Florence Shankle, said Ward's mother told her how impressed she was with his manners and his personality.
"It made me feel real good when she told me how impressed she was with the way Tim carries himself," said Florence Shankle. "I'm exceptionally glad because he has showed that he can handle being away from home."
Shankle's father, Lehman Shankle, said he knew his son had the ability to be successful.
"When I saw him run the ball at Eastside, I thought he could run on the next level," Lehman Shankle said. "I'm just as proud of how he is doing in the classroom. He has had no problems in the classroom."
Shankle said he listened to the advice given to him by local athletes who have gone to college and from athletes at NCCU.
"Everybody told me about the importance of time management, and that has been what has helped me the most," Shankle said. "I get my studying done no matter what, and I go to class. I made some errors when I was in high school, but I realize now the work is not that hard, and I ask for help when I need it now."


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Mass Rallies Across Yemen Denounce Saudi-Led War and Blockade
Peoples Dispatch January 10, 2023 Peoples Dispatch
The United States has been supplying weapons to the Saudi-led international coalition and helping the coalition implement a blockade of Yemen, despite announcing in 2021 an end to its role in the war.
Over 11,000 Yemeni Children Have Been Killed or Injured Since 2015, Reports UNICEF
Peoples Dispatch December 13, 2022 Peoples Dispatch
The Saudi-led international coalition intervened in the Yemen conflict in 2015. It has also imposed a land and sea blockade. According to UNICEF, around 11 million Yemeni children are directly affected by the war and around 2.2 million are extremely malnourished, reports Peoples Dispatch.
An African View On Ukraine: Q&A with Dr. Fred M'Membe of Socialist Party of Zambia
Sean Blackmon and Jacqueline Luqman November 23, 2022 Sean Blackmon and Jacqueline Luqman
"By Any Means Necessary" hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacqueline Luqman were joined November 8 by Dr. Fred M'membe, president of the Socialist Party of Zambia, to discuss the conflict in Ukraine from an African perspective, the shared history between Russia and African countries, why African countries continue to remain neutral on Ukraine, and why African countries continue to push for de-escalation and peace.
Czech Protesters Rail Against Inflation, Sanctions and the Ukraine Proxy War
Connor Freeman November 1, 2022 Connor Freeman
The rally united tens of thousands, from the left and right, against the Czech government's support for sanctions on Russia and the war in Ukraine, reports Connor Freeman.
U.S. Waging 'Unilateral' Economic and Tech War to Halt China's Rise, Washington Insiders Say Openly
Benjamin Norton October 25, 2022 Benjamin Norton
The Biden administration's aggressive sanctions aim to "kneecap" China's tech sector. A former Pentagon official acknowledged it is a "disproportionate" and "unilateral" attack, a "form of economic containment." Benjamin Norton reports.
'End War in Ukraine' Say 66 Nations At UN General Assembly
Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J.S. Davies October 5, 2022 Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J.S. Davies
Calls to end the war in Ukraine "reverberated through the hall" at the United Nations General Assembly, as the president of the session said in his closing statement. Sixty-six countries, representing most of the world's population, pleaded for a negotiated peace in Ukraine, write Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J.S. Davies.


*New Music* Busta Rhymes feat. Wyclef Jean - 80's Baby!
Art Institute Indy Show Is About To Begin!
Masquerade Style Fashion Event this Saturday!!
Steve Madden Wizard of Oz Pumps!!
Kanye West Runaway Q&A Session!
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My Costume Pick For 2010 Halloween!
How To Have Fun At Home!
Come With An Idea, Leave With A Plan!
JaRule On Location For GOAT!!
Kanye West's Banned in the USA Album Cover!!
My Fav Looks from the Louis V Event!!!
The Art Institute Fashion Show on October 28th!!
All of the BET Awards Cyphers!
How To Create A Brighter, Wider Eye!!!
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Lack of money may collapse peace in Darfur - Sissi
April 24, 2012 (KHARTOUM) — The Chairman of Darfur's Regional Authority, (RTA) Tijani el-Sissi on Tuesday warned that lack of money might lead to the collapse of the deal his group signed with Khartoum last year. Chairman of Darfur (...)
Darfur LJM suspends participation in government, delivers 24-hour ultimatum
April 25, 2013 (KHARTOUM) – The Liberation and Justice Movement (LJM) headed by al-Tijani al-Sissi today suspended its participation in government and warned of further measures should it not respond to their grievances within 24 hours. (...)
Darfur rebels urge international donors to not support Darfur conference
November 15, 2012 (KHARTOUM) — Rebel groups derided a decision by the Sudanese government to make 31 May a public holiday to celebrate peace in Darfur and urged the international community to not donate money for a fund aiming to (...)
Sudan invites UN & AU monitors to attend Darfur trials
November 7, 2013 (KHARTOUM) - The Sudanese government has invited the United Nations (UN) and the African Union (AU), to dispatch observers to monitor the Darfur crimes tribunals set up by Khartoum. Chairman of Darfur Regional (...)
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A spudger (also known as a spludger, non-marring nylon black stick tool) is a tool that has a wide flat-head screwdriver-like end that extends as a wedge, used to separate pressure-fit plastic components without causing damage during separation.

Uses
The flat end of the spudger is often used to loosen or release components inside electronics, for example during the replacement of batteries or touch screens for smartphones.  The other end is often a point or a hook depending on application.  When applied to separate pressure-fit panels, there is often a point to create an initial gap before the wedge end is utilized.

A spudger is also a wiring tool used for poking or adjusting small wires or components, generally in the electronics and telecommunications industries.  A typical spudger is an insulating stick, made of either wood, plastic or a nylon fiberglass material. For instances where the spudger is used for prising it is commonly made of stainless steel or other metals.

Materials and versions
The most common modern spudger is a black or yellow nylon stick with a metal hook at one end. Various versions have blunt, sharpened, or insulated hooks. The hook can be used for pulling bridge clips from 66 blocks, manipulating wires in a crowded wire wrap block, or setting DIP switches. The body of a plastic spudger is usually contoured to offer a better grip. Some spudgers are made of orangewood, used in electronics assembly and soldering because of its heat tolerance and dense grain. The same orangewood sticks are commonly used in filmmaking, manicure and pedicure, but these industries do not use the term "spudger".

In telecom applications like punch-down terminal blocks and cell phone repair, the spudger is made of a non-conductive material to prevent transmission of a static shock or direct short to sensitive electrical components' inputs or outputs.  This is critical with high density applications where uninsulated terminals are in close proximity, like a battery or with telephone patch junctions.

See also
 110 block
 Punchdown tool

References

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Electronics work tools