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Die Provinz Bolívar liegt in der Region La Libertad im Nordwesten von Peru. Benannt wurde die Provinz nach Simón Bolívar (1783–1830), einem venezolanischen Unabhängigkeitskämpfer. Die Provinz hat eine Fläche von 1718,86 km². Beim Zensus 2017 lebten 14.457 Menschen in der Provinz. 10 Jahre zuvor lag die Einwohnerzahl bei 16.650. Verwaltungssitz ist die Ortschaft Bolívar.

Geographische Lage
Die Provinz Bolívar liegt im äußersten Nordosten der Region La Libertad 170 km ostnordöstlich der Großstadt Trujillo in der peruanischen Zentralkordillere. Die Provinz besitzt eine Längsausdehnung in NNW-SSO-Richtung von knapp 90 km. Der Fluss Río Marañón verläuft entlang der westlichen Provinzgrenze.

Die Provinz Bolívar grenzt im Norden an die Region Amazonas, im Osten an die Region San Martín, im Südosten an die Region Huánuco, im Osten an die Region San Martín, im Süden an die Provinz Pataz sowie im Westen an die Provinz Sánchez Carrión und die Region Cajamarca.

Verwaltungsgliederung
Die Provinz Bolívar gliedert sich in folgende sechs Distrikte. Der Distrikt Bolívar ist Sitz der Provinzverwaltung.

Weblinks

 Peru: Region La Libertad (Provinzen und Bezirke) bei www.citypopulation.de
 INEI Perú (spanisch)

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How do you know that your child needs the help of a Euless child ADHD doctor? Many families arrive at our practice frustrated and confused, unaware that Euless ADHD treatments could be the answer for their child.
At Clinical Pediatric Associates of North Texas, we know that you need to find the right fit in an ADD specialist in Euless TX — that is why we work to treat every aspect of your child, not just his or her behavioral conditions. With the help of a child ADHD doctor in Euless TX, there is hope for relief and success for your youngster. Let us help you start down the path to effective ADHD treatments in Euless TX.
So, what exactly are ADD and ADHD? These attention-deficit disorders, which affect between 3 and 5 percent of the population, cause unpleasant symptoms such as impulsivity, inattention and excess energy or hyperactivity.
You need to know that your Euless ADD specialist is dedicated to helping your child succeed in all aspects of life. Clinical Pediatric Associates of North Texas is not a specialized practice that only prescribes medication — we also offer extensive patient education and referrals for behavioral therapy to create a wrap-around treatment plan for your child.
We are dedicated to actually spending time with your family to develop a plan for managing this condition. When you want a Euless child ADHD doctor who will truly listen to your concerns, it is time to contact Clinical Pediatric Associates of North Texas.


LPN salary averages revealed: how much money does a licensed practical nurse, also called a licensed vocational nurse or LVN, make per year? Do LPNs earn a good income? What is an LPN's salary or average hourly wage?
Let's examine the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to find out.
As of 2017, the average LPN salary was $45,710 per year. The median (middle) salary for LPNs was $45,030. LPNs earning more than $61,030 were in the 90% percentile, meaning that they made more than 90% of LPNs in the United States.
As of 2017, the average LPN hourly wage was $21.98. The median (middle) hourly wage for LPNs was $21.65. If you earned more than $29.34 per hour, you earned more than 90% of the LPNs in the United States.
If you're an LPN who earns more (or less) than the averages listed above, you're probably thinking, "That doesn't look right! I make more (or less) than that!" However, these figures are only averages, and your salary can vary depending on factors like industry, experience, location, specialty, and more.
The above chart reveals the percentile earnings for LPN salary and wage data. If you earned $21.65 per hour or $45,030 per year in 2017, you made more than 50% of the LPNs in the U.S. If you earned $29.34 per hour or $61,030 per year, you earned more than 90% of the LPNs in the U.S.
The thing you have to remember about the state salary differences is that there can be various reasons for the income variations. For example, there is a greater demand for LPNs in some states because they have different laws and a different scope of practice than LPNs in other states.
However, keep in mind that some states have a high cost of living and different tax structures, so it doesn't always make sense to move states solely based on income averages. You have to crunch numbers and consider all the factors involved to see if it makes financial sense.
Furthermore, you can always grow your LPN income by seeking certifications or working in higher paying industries in your current state. In addition, you could also consider going back to school to become an RN or advanced practice registered nurse, such as a nurse practitioner, CRNA, nurse midwife, etc. By taking a look at our nursing salaries, you can understand salary-earning potential with the different scopes of practice within the nursing profession.
Metropolitan areas will typically have more patients and a greater demand for all types of healthcare workers, including licensed practical nurses. Below are the top paying metropolitan areas in the U.S.
1. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2017 Edition, Licensed Practical Nurses, on the Internet at bls.gov.


We've been on a diet of tinned pineapple and beans for three weeks now. Why? Because of YOU! When you join us in a workshop to make an efficient, light-weight outdoor stove from just a few tin cans. Participants are asked to bring two empty standard (400g) tin cans and gloves for hand protection.
Could you change the world one conversation at a time? Who would you talk to first and what would you say? Conversations are so important in our daily lives, and in shaping the kind of society we want to live in, and yet, we often tend to lurch between frustrated discussions with those who already share our views, and alienating disagreements with too little common ground. In this workshop we focus on the role that one particular newspaper plays in making our world a poorer place, and what we can do to change it. Join experienced campaigner Luke Stickels to learn some tried and tested conversation techniques that will actually change things.
To maximise our tin cans' world-usefulness re-usability factor (WURF), we baked some bread in them before turning them into stoves. That's WURF a lot because we have effectively double-up-cycled them. You can use it as a soup bowl, turn it into an organic stubby holder, fill it with beans or stuff it with sandwich innards. Then eat the bread guts like little fluffy mouth-sized clouds. Vegan options available.


Global warming is currently a key topic in international politics; therefore, the impact of measures taken to counteract it is enormous. However, it should be noted that considerable controversy surrounds the scientific truth on global warming. Therefore, clarifying the scientific truth is both urgent and crucial. To this end, the author, as vice chairman of the editorial committee of the Japan Society of Energy and Resources, coordinated an e-mail discussion among five prominent Japanese scientists. The full text in Japanese, including data forming the basis of the discussion, is available for download from the homepage of the Japan Society of Energy and Resources (http://www.jser.gr.jp/). To the author's knowledge, the discussion, supporting papers, and associated data represent the first trial of its kind. On the occasion of ICOPE-09, the coordinator summarizes the outline of the e-mail discussion and illustrates state-of-the-art research on global warming.
Object ellipsis in English has been studied as lexically governed phenomena. But there is another type of object ellipsis in English, broad in the class of verbs to which it applies and driven by a certain motivation. The object which is omitted by this process behaves like a pronoun or a definite description, not a variable or a reflexive. And its distribution is governed by four hierarchies, which will be reduced to the language user's psychological proximity to expressions.


A delegation of the Council of Europe's Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (GRETA) carried out an evaluation visit to Finland from 10 to 15 June 2018. The visit provided an opportunity to assess progress in the implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings since the first evaluation by GRETA in 2014.
During the visit, the GRETA delegation met officials from the Ministry of the Interior, including the Migration Service and the Assistance System for Victims of Trafficking, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment, the Ministry of Justice, the National Police Board, the National Bureau of Investigation and the Border Guard. Moreover, GRETA met representatives of the Office of the Prosecutor General and the Supreme Court, as well as police officers and prosecutors in Helsinki and Oulu.
Further, the delegation held consultations with the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman, Ms Kirsi Pimiä, who acts as National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings, as well as with the Ombudsman for Children, Mr Tuomas Kurttila. Discussions were also held with members of the Finnish Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee, Administration Committee and Employment and Equality Committee.
Separate meetings were held with representatives of non-governmental organisations, lawyers, researchers, the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities, as well as the International Organization for Migration.
In the course of the visit, the GRETA delegation visited the unit for unaccompanied children at the Oulu Reception Centre for Asylum Seekers. In addition, the delegation visited a shelter for female victims of human trafficking and their children, a safe house for women victims of domestic violence in Helsinki, and a house run by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Oulu, offering short term accommodation for vulnerable men and women, including possible victims of labour exploitation.
The visit was carried out by Mr Davor Derenčinović and Ms Rita Theodorou Superman, members of GRETA, who were accompanied by Mr Mats Lindberg of the Secretariat of the Convention.
Following the visit, GRETA will prepare a draft report, which will be sent to the Finnish authorities for comments. GRETA will subsequently adopt a final report, to be published in 2019.


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Patriotism behind bars: U.S. prisons aid the war effort
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By Kimberly Willig, Anna Griffin, and Gary Phillips
Prisons, by definition, deprive people of their freedom. These days, however, American prisons are serving to advance the cause of freedom. Like most of the country's resources, they are being recruited for the war effort.
Perhaps most surprisingly, convicts are being trained in combat. Not every prisoner, to be sure—those with life sentences are ineligible for training. However, those who have the possibility of getting released are itching to join the action. This is just the beginning.
At the Ohio State Penitentiary, prisoners have been sending notes and pleading with Warden Frank D. Henderson, asking to be given the chance to join the army upon release. This led to the organization of a training unit, in which 60 convicts drill for two hours a day. These are well-behaved men who were not coerced into this decision but volunteered for the good of the nation.
The 60 men were handpicked from a group of 332 ex-service men. Some were weeded out based on the severity of their crimes. They would have to be let out on parole to serve, but all are eligible for early parole, making it more likely that they will be released while the war is still being fought.
To continue this effort, a 13-week training course in the works—excluding actual weapons. The hope is to train 500 convicts who will eventually earn places in the U.S. military. Aside from training, prisoners have also been buying war bonds and stamps to aid the military effort; approximately $11,000 worth of war bonds and $3,000 worth of stamps have been purchased so far.
In Oklahoma, several convicts serving life in prison recently appealed to President Roosevelt for the opportunity to perform suicide missions for the war. Word of a suicide squad being sent out on the battleship Oregon—labeled as such because of the perceived likelihood that the ship would not return home—inspired the men.
"That's a job which would just suit us," said a man who spoke for the convicts. Some of the convicts were members of the U.S. armed forces who had been dishonorably discharged. The letter to President Roosevelt stated that these men would rather die for their country than in a prison: "Please help these men to redeem themselves in their own eyes, as well as in the eyes of the world."
Governor Leon Phillips of Oklahoma voiced his support for this idea. With the U.S. struggling to notch victories against the Japanese, the country needs as much help as possible. If these men are willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good, the thinking goes, why not let them?
Warden Clinton T. Duffy of San Quentin Penitentiary talks with two inmates who just donated blood to the Red Cross. Photograph by Ann Rosener. From Library of Congress.
In addition to preparing to fight, prisoners are helping to provide the tools of war. Prison production facilities have been transformed into war laboratories, where inmates train for manufacturing jobs and can develop trade skills required to produce war materiel.
The War Labor Board (WLB) announced its intent to allow prisons to participate in war production on March 28. The Prison Industries Association confirmed that 167,000 inmates are eligible for participation in wartime production—they will account for an estimated $200 million worth of goods. While the WLB announced its support only two months ago, the idea of inmates engaging in manufacturing is not entirely new. In 1941, U.S. prisons produced $27 million worth of goods including metal, textiles, and canned food. But the 1942 output is sure to dwarf that figure.
Maury Maverick, Chief of the Bureau of Government Requirements, affirmed the necessity of state prisons in wartime production, indicating that they could be a "tremendous asset." Although several state laws prohibit the use of prison-made items, the Bureau of Government Requirements intends to arrange for the export of prison-made items for use by the Allies.
In April, the Justice Department announced prisons would be required to convert production facilities to "war factories," demanding longer volunteer hours for the inmates. This directly parallels the WLB announcement, indicating that the U.S. government across the board favors the involvement of inmates and prisons in these services. The Federal Reformatory at Chillicothe, Ohio is now known for its reputable aircraft mechanics program, with 300 men enrolled in its training program. The Federal Bureau of Prisons said that programs like this one, involving longer hours, training classes, and work, could lead to jobs for the inmates after their release. Therefore this program may benefit peacetime society as well as the war effort, as reintegration of ex-convicts into civilian life can be difficult.
Elsewhere across the country, penitentiaries are finding yet another way to support the war effort: by serving as homes and learning centers.
Throughout the United States, prison cells that recently held convicts are temporarily housing soldiers. An uncomfortable cot where a murderer may have slept is now the same bed that a member of the military tucks into for the night. A mess hall filled with metal seating bolted the ground is where some draftee will enjoy his next meal. Unkempt rec yards are where the nation's armed forces find themselves preparing for battle. There, they do everything from practicing assembling weapons to combat training. It's like going to college for soldiers, but the facilities are not nearly as nice.
Still, the space provided by America's prisons are a welcome resource for the military.
Take Terminal Island Prison for example. Located in Los Angeles, Calif., the federal correctional institution cost $2 million to construct. Opened in 1938 with an original inmate population of 650, the prison was housing approximately 800 convicts up until a few weeks ago. It once even held notorious bootlegger and crime boss Al Capone.
Now, however, Terminal Island is a receiving station for the United States Navy and marines.
Several hundred fighters are calling the prison home with America at war. They are transients—men who are either being trained on-site or simply making a pit stop before their next assignment. In addition, the Navy is building ships on the prison's property, though it mainly serves as a home for these soldiers.
Other publicly owned buildings (like schools and community centers) are providing the same services, but there is something different about being in a prison. Chances are, these soldiers did not expect to be behind bars when they enlisted—even if it is temporary.
"PRISON INDUSTRIES CALLED ON FOR AID: WPB Makes Plans for Use of Facilities of States." New York Times. 29 Mar 1942: 7
"Laws Don't Prohibit War Productions In Prisons, Biddle Says." Washington Evening Star. 08 May 1942: 7.
"Prisoners Toil to Help Nation Speed Up Production for War." The Washington Post. 06 Apr 1942: 6.
"LIFE-TERM FELONS ASK 'SUICIDE' DUTY." (n.d.). New York Times, p. 23.
"Ohio State Penitentiary Prisoners Form Training Legion To Fight For U.S." (1942, May 4). LIFE, 32.
"Terminal Island Prison Is Now Receiving Station For U.S. Navy Recruits." (1942, May 4). LIFE, 33.
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Faced with the task of refuting Trump's State of the Union, the Democratic Party chose Joe Kennedy III, a young politician who Democrats hoped would represent a fresh face. But in many ways, Kennedy represents the opposite of where young voters are: He's a white man in an increasingly diverse generation and he opposes marijuana legalization while young folks are increasingly concerned about mass incarceration and racial justice.
We find evidence that there's one area where young voters will most dramatically reshape politics: racial justice. Young Democrats who were initially wooed by the idea of a post-racial America have likely been strongly influenced by backlash to Donald Trump's race-related rhetoric and the rise of movements like Black Lives Matter and the Dreamers within the past decade. These voters will hold Democrats accountable on issues of racial justice, but are Democrats ready to respond?
During her presidential campaign, Clinton faced pressure from young racial-justice organizations such as the Movement for Black Lives and Dreamers. These critiques centered on her comments about "super predators" and her role in the first Clinton administration, which pushed forward a brutal anti-immigration law and escalated mass incarceration. Though she ran a campaign that openly discussed concepts like intersectionality and structural racism, she struggled to mobilize young voters, particularly voters of color, a failure that was enough to cost her the election.
This represents a dramatic shift in the way Democrats approach racial justice, exemplified by politicians increasingly discuss police brutality, immigration, and white nationalism. One candidate in Texas has openly referred to mass deportation as "like ethnic cleansing." Another candidate in Indiana's ninth district, which Trump won by 27 points, referred to ending Temporary Protected Status for Salvadoran immigrants as "an act of incredible cruelty done for no other reason than to appease the lowest common denominator: Trump's white nationalist base." Needless to say, this is a far cry from the way Democrat politicians talked about immigration just a few years ago.
Data from Pew suggests Democratic members of the public have moved dramatically to the left on issues of race: the share of Democrats who say racism is a "big problem" jumped from 58 percent in 2015 to 76 percent in 2017. In 2017, 64 percent of Democrats said that discrimination is the reason black people can't get ahead, up from 28 percent in 2010.
To study these trends, we use data from Voter Study Group, a panel survey that interviewed the same 8,000 Americans in 2011, 2012, and 2016 and asks a battery of questions that measure racial resentment. In 2011, Democrats agreed that generations of slavery and discrimination have made it difficult for black people to experience upward mobility by a net 15 points (i.e., 15 percent more Democrats agreed than disagreed with that statement). In 2016, that more than doubled to 38 points. Most importantly, we find that this trend is driven by young voters changing their minds. To capture this effect, we restricted our survey responses to only those who identified as Democrats in 2011 and 2016, and divided them into three groups by their age in 2011 — whether 17 t0 29 years old , 30 to 54 years old, and 55 years old or greater. We then calculated the change in racial resentment and examine movement from 2011 to 2016.
Here it becomes clear that the 17-to-29-year-old cohort of Democrats is growing much more racially liberal than their older counterparts over time. Take the question that asks people if they agree or disagree that "blacks could be just as well off as whites if they only tried harder." 30-to-54-year-old Democrats were three net points more likely to say they disagreed with that statement — the more racially liberal stance. Democrats 55 and older also grew slightly more racially liberal by six points. But among 17 to 29 year olds, the growth was 15 points in the liberal direction. A similar pattern emerges for the responses to the other questions. On the issue of whether blacks have gotten less than they deserve, the youth grew much more racially liberal (a stunning 52 points more liberal) than 30 to 54 year olds (37 points) and 55-plus year olds (28 points). When we account for race, gender, and education in a regression model, our findings hold: Those most likely to shift toward a liberal racial position over time are Democrat youth. It's possible that this shift is a short-term response to Donald Trump, but even if there is some slight backsliding, it's unlikely the trend would entirely reverse. It's unlikely this is due to survey attrition, because we compare only individuals for whom we have a 2012 and 2016 response.
We can't pinpoint an exact cause for this shift, but we can offer a few explanations that are consistent with our findings. First, the first signs of these shifts coincided with the rise of Black Lives Matter and the Dreamer movement. Recent research on the Civil Rights Movement suggests that the movement meaningfully shifted white racial attitudes in a more liberal direction. In addition, these movements work to build racial solidarity among black, Latino, and Asian-American Democrats, leading them to become more racially liberal. Second, young people might have been particularly influenced by the presidency of Barack Obama and subsequent rise of Trump, especially given evidence that presidential evaluations strongly shape people's political views when they are young. It's very plausible both of these developments engendered greater compassion for African-Americans and awareness of racial inequalities, especially among the youth. But whatever the cause, the effect is the same: politics will never be the same.


"New Analytics Dashboard Also Unveiled, Providing Real-Time, Actionable Insights Into Audience Engagement and Content Effectiveness "
WALTHAM, Mass. — January 21, 2014 — Brainshark, Inc., the leader in cloud-based business presentations, today announced the availability of new solution packages – including the Brainshark Sales Cloud, Brainshark Marketing Cloud and Brainshark Learning Cloud – to help businesses improve the effectiveness of their external and internal communications. Brainshark is also unveiling today its new Analytics Dashboard, an integral component of these packages. The dashboard provides a visual, single-screen representation of real-time presentation viewing data – with drill-down capabilities for detailed insights on audience activity and engagement – so individual users and managers can see how their content is performing and take action.
Brainshark's cloud-based technology makes it easy for anyone – from a sales rep to a CEO – to turn static documents such as PowerPoints into interactive and trackable online videos and mobile-ready presentations. Millions of users rely on Brainshark to improve the reach and results of their communications – with customers cutting employee onboarding time in half, increasing audience engagement by at least five times, and slashing live training costs by up to 95 percent. A Brainshark presentation is viewed every 1.1 seconds in locations all over the world.
Brainshark Learning Cloud – Organizations can quickly create, deploy and manage mobile-ready presentations, courses and curriculums for eLearning and mLearning needs. Employees, partners and other audiences click to access the content for formal training and certification, as well as informal "just-in-time" learning. Through detailed reporting, management can track enrollment, viewing behavior, course completion, exam scores and more.
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Additional packages include the Brainshark HR Cloud for increasing the reach of corporate communications in areas such as open enrollment, benefit plans and executive updates, and the Brainshark Learning Cloud – Authoring for LMS, which lets users author eLearning courseware to be distributed through a third-party learning management system (LMS).
Please see www.brainshark.com/solutions for more information on the Brainshark Clouds and these additional packages.
Brainshark is also launching its Analytics Dashboard, giving users deep insight into content effectiveness, viewing data and patterns, and social activity. The dashboard combines different data on presentation views and usage into intuitive, visual representations – all on a single screen. Key viewing metrics are reflected in easy-to-access graphs and charts – with users able to drill down to see granular details, such as individual slide views for a given presentation. An important component of the Sales, Marketing, Learning and HR Cloud packages, the Analytics Dashboard will also be included in all current Brainshark subscriptions.
With the Analytics Dashboard, users can instantly assess the effectiveness of their sales, marketing, training and other content. The dashboard brings to life all the important data Brainshark collects, making content even more useful and actionable.
It's easy for sales reps to see, for example, how their content is performing and when interest is hot, while managers can tell which reps are the most active and getting the best results. Marketing professionals can monitor video content performance by number of views and/or audience retention – quickly identifying successful presentations and under-performers, and taking appropriate action. In addition, organizations can see how and whether eLearning presentations are being consumed, reinforcing proper training. Users can also observe trends over time, so they can alter presentation content or target audiences to ensure maximum impact.
Role-based viewing – Content authors, managers and administrators can each access key metrics – helping improve the impact of presentations for themselves, their team or the entire organization: Authors – Have the ability to view usage data and charts related to their own presentations to help identify successful content and hot prospects, and assess overall presentation effectiveness. Managers – Can view both team and individual activity, letting them identify and promote best practices. Administrators – Can view activity across the organization to gauge overall content effectiveness.
Activity feed – Updated in real-time, this stream provides information on content that has been recently watched, created, shared and more, offering a play-by-play of activity and helping users stay abreast of trends.
Insights on audience engagement – Users can identify the average percent of slides viewed by their audience to determine and improve presentation impact, and click the report graphics to see more details, including which presentations are generating the most engagement.
Geolocation – Colored maps show globally where content is being viewed, helping users determine reach and most receptive audiences.
Viewing charts – At a glance, users can see which presentations are the most popular, as well as the most recently viewed, and then drill down to see the specifics on who viewed the content, when and for how long.
In-depth report access – With a single click, users enter an environment where they can create detailed reports and choose the fields for inclusion, apply advanced filters and even schedule reports for regular delivery.
To view a brief video presentation with an overview and demo of the Analytics Dashboard, please see http://bit.ly/bsk-analytics.


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IND vs AUS | 'Unideal' timing of IPL could be reason for injury-mania, suggests Justin Langer
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Australia head coach Justin Langer has weighed in on the almost-comical injury situation in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy and has suggested that the 'unideal' timing of IPL 2020 could have played a part in the same. Combinedly, India and Australia have had more than 10 injuries in the tour.
The unprecedented pandemic situation meant that boards had no option but to cram in an entire year of cricketing action into a few months, and some bonkers scheduling saw India and Australia play a full-fledged tour against each other on the back of a hectic and intense Indian Premier League (IPL) season. Both parties acknowledged that the scheduling could increase injury casualties, yet the number of players who have gone down has left the two sides mortified. At least a dozen players across both teams have either been ruled out or missed games in the tour due to injury, and the visitors, in particular, have an injury crisis so bad that they are in line to field a full-fledged 'B' team for the fourth Test at Gabba.
Bad luck, many believe, has played its part, but according to Justin Langer, the timing of the IPL might be to blame. Addressing the media on Tuesday, Langer tried to make sense of the injuries and suggested that the less-than-ideal timing and scheduling of the IPL could have very well played its hand in the unfortunate and unforeseen situation.
"… I've said this is going to be the survival of the fittest this summer. It's really interesting how many injuries there's been throughout this summer," Langer said at a press interaction on Wednesday.
"We suffered through it through the white-ball series if you remember, and through the Test series. I can't help but think that the IPL this year really probably wasn't ideal timing for anyone, certainly for such a big series like this."
Australian players came under fire two months ago for choosing the IPL over playing Shield cricket, but while Langer admitted that the competition provides a platform like no other for his players to develop, the Australian coach questioned the scheduling of the 2020 season. The 50-year-old rued the scheduling and suspected that it played a part in the ongoing injury crisis suffered by both sides.
"I love the IPL, I look at the IPL now how I used to look at county cricket for our young players, who go and play county cricket and it helps their cricket development enormously," Langer said. "I think it's the same with the IPL with our players now, it helps their white ball development. But the timing of it because of what happened with Covid, probably wasn't ideal, and I just wonder whether that's having an impact on the injuries we're seeing for both teams throughout the summer. I'm sure we'll review that."
Australia are a side that have had their fair share of injury troubles over the years, particularly in the midst of series and tours, but even for them the ongoing situation has come as an unprecedented one. Langer admitted that the trend was worrying, and claimed that the team will conduct a detailed review post the conclusion of the series, trying to make sense of a crisis that has hindered the quality of a fantastic tour.
"We've got some high-performance people and the medicos and we said after the one-day series that we should review it. If you're having more injuries or the trend is more injuries than usual, then of course you've got to review it. I'm sure we've got Andrew Weller at Cricket Australia, he's on the case at the moment. A lot of these things you can say they're one-off incidents, but when it becomes a trend, India and Australia have had more injuries.
"Some have been a broken arm, Ravi [Jadeja] broke his thumb the other day, so they're a bit unusual. But the soft-tissue injuries we've got to look at and I'm sure we'll review that like we do with most things post-series. When you're getting a lot of injuries, that would be a negative we're going to try to see if there's any answers for (it). There might not be, but there might be."
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Congregationalists
Congregational churches are direct descendants of the Puritan movement in England. In 1648, the Cambridge Synod adopted the Westminster Confession, an extremely Calvinistic expression of dogma.
Congregationalism expanded due to the substantial immigration between 1640 and 1660. Harvard and Yale colleges were established to ensure the training of Congregationalist ministers. In 1708, the Connecticut Congregationalists adopted the Saybrook Platform which tended more towards Presbyterianism than their brethren in Massachusetts.
New England Congregationalism experienced further growth during the Great Revival (1734-1744). However, doctrinal issues split a number of churches. The ongoing disputes led to the emergence of Unitarianism in 1820.
Although the westward expansion of the nation included many Congregationalists from New England, the church did not have an organization for capitalizing on the new territories. As a result, Congregationalism remained largely a New England phenomenon.
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36 years ago, in early February 1982, an air accident occurred in Djibouti, Horn of Africa. A French military aircraft crashed into Mont Garbi. An entire Foreign Legion platoon of the 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment (2e REP) perished. This accident has remained the most tragic event for the Legion since the end of the First Indochina War (1954).


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Modified Cisco® IP Phone 7965G Product Data Model - DNC- 503 API' s IP Phone: Model DNC- 503 ( Figure 1) is based on the Cisco 7965G Unified IP Phone. The DNC- 503 demonstrates the latest advances in VoIP telephony, including wideband audio support, backlit color display, and integrated fiber Ethernet ports. Note Although eLearning tutorials for the 7965G and 7945G Cisco Unified IP Phone are not available, refer to the Cisco Unified IP Phone 790 0 Series eLearning tutorials for an overview of the common IP phone features and functionality. CP- 7965G= Enhance the telephone user experience with high- fidelity wideband audio, new backlit color displays, and improved navigation options.
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Here is part 2 of "Make me a quesadilla" (part 1) and this one isn't oozing with cheese either!
This year, we only went camping one time so I wanted to make sure we made something really good, yet still try to keep it simple. I ended up making Bobby Flay's quesadilla recipe. What's camping friendly about this reciepe is that you can do a lot of the prep at home and it only takes a single, small burner to cook (if you didn't want to make over a fire).
Pour 2 cups of the barbecue sauce over chicken and let marinate for 2 hours in the refrigerator.
Remove from marinade, season with salt and pepper to taste.
Grill for 7-8 minutes on both sides or until tender and cooked through.
Transfer chicken to a plate and let cool. Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
Toss with the reserved 1 cup of bbq sauce.
Place 8 tortillas on a flat surface and sprinkle with 2 Tbs of each of the cheeses and onion.
Stack another tortilla on top and repeat.
Brush the top of the tortillas with oil and sprinkle with the chili powder.
Place tortillas on a lightly oiled baking sheet and bake for 5-7 minutes or until golden brown and cheese has melted.
To serve, place 1 quesadilla on each plate and cut into quarters. Top with a dollop of salsa and drizzle with the buttermilk dressing.
To make this camping friendly, I packed the cheese, onions, and cooked chicken in separate containers. Then, I just assembled the quesadillas at the campsite. If you don't want to use store-bought salsa and dresssing, then you can make those ahead of time as well. Either way, don't skip this part and use a traditional, red salsa. The mixture of buttermilk dressing and tomatillo salsa was so good it should not be missed!


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On 5/6/2004, a one-family home in the neighborhood of Todt Hill, Staten Island, 10304, was publicly recorded as sold for $1,750,000. This home is at 100 Romer Road, which is located on block 870 and lot 95. It was built in 1970, on 21358 square feet of land and has a living space of 2724 square feet.
There was a publicly recorded home sale of 82 Romer Road for $1,650,000 on 5/18/2005.
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"In order to treat a crime as a hate crime for the purposes of investigation, there is no need for evidence to prove the aggravating element", the guidelines add. "Hate crimes" receive harsher sentences than other crimes, and "aggravating" factors are often vague, such as the definition of "transphobia".
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The guidelines seem to acknowledge that people may commit such crimes accidentally or out of confusion, but claim that only the "victims'" feelings matter in their deliberations.
"Derogatory language and disrespect for personal characteristics can be hurtful and unsettling but often incidental. Despite what may be perceived as the low-level nature of such offending, the impact will often be significant and victims need recognition of the harm caused," they read.
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Home Sports Cricket Bad news for Team India, fast bowler Mohammed Shami out of 3...
Bad news for Team India, fast bowler Mohammed Shami out of 3 match ODI series
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Mohammed Shami ruled out of ODI series against Bangladesh
Unfavorable news for India arrived the day before the first ODI against Bangladesh. Mohammed Shami, the team's primary fast bowler, will not play in the three-match ODI series. Shami was hurt during the training session, according to PTI. Consequently, he will be unable to participate in the ODI series.
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Additionally, India must play Bangladesh in a two-Test series, and Shami may not be available for this matchup as well. Shami's injury's extent is still unknown. Shami is a crucial member of Team India as they prepare for the ODI World Cup that will be hosted the following year.
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The Indian team is returning from its trip to Bangladesh with its regular captain, Rohit Sharma, and its key players. Mohammed Shami was a member of the team that competed in the T20 World Cup in Australia. He did not, however, participate in the New Zealand tour. A source close to the BCCI reportedly told the PTI that Shami damaged his hand while practicing following the T20 World Cup. The National Cricket Academy requested that he report there (NCA). Shami decided against traveling to Bangladesh on December 1 with the Indian team for this reason.
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Q: Error: Seg Fault for FIle Transfer over TCP socket in C + Multi-threading Goal: I am trying to write a concurrent TCP server that accepts and responds to multiple client connection requests, each requesting a file transfer.
I think the error lies within the file handling section in start_routine(), need to verify where. (Read more below code)
File: server.c
#define CONNECTIONS 5

FILE *input;
pthread_t tids[CONNECTIONS];
char name[100];
char buff[1024]; //buffer size

void *start_routine(void *arg)
{
    //recv file request
    read((int) arg, name, sizeof(name));

    //file handling
    input = fopen(name, "rb");

    printf("hi\n"); //testing

    while (!feof(input))
        write((int) arg, buff, fread(buff, sizeof(char), sizeof(buff), input));

    return NULL;
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    struct sockaddr_in serv_addr;

    if (argc != 2)
    {
        printf("Usage: ./a.out <port #>\n");
        exit(0);
    }

    //open socket
    int listenfd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);

    //init sockaddr_in struct
    serv_addr.sin_family = AF_INET;
    serv_addr.sin_port = htons(atoi(argv[1]));
    serv_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = htons(INADDR_ANY);

    //binds listenfd to a specific sockaddr_in
    bind(listenfd, (struct sockaddr *)&serv_addr, sizeof(serv_addr));

    for(int i = 0; i <= CONNECTIONS; i++){
        //listen for new connections on listenfd
        listen(listenfd, CONNECTIONS);
        //accepts a connection
        int connfd = accept(listenfd, (struct sockaddr *)NULL, NULL);
        pthread_create(tids, NULL, start_routine, &connfd);
    }

    //cleaning
    close(listenfd);
    fclose(input);

    return 0;
}

File: client.c
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    int n;
    char buff[1024]; //buffer size
    struct sockaddr_in serv_addr;

    if (argc != 4)
    {
        printf("Usage: ./a.out <file required> <ip of server> <port #> \n");
        exit(0);
    }

    //open socket
    int sockfd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);

    //init sockaddr_in struct
    serv_addr.sin_family = AF_INET;
    serv_addr.sin_port = htons(atoi(argv[3]));
    serv_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = inet_addr(argv[2]);

    //connect to <server_ip>: <port>
    connect(sockfd, (struct sockaddr *)&serv_addr, sizeof(serv_addr));

    //file handling
    FILE *request;
    request = fopen("dst.txt", "wb");

    //send file request
    write(sockfd, argv[1], strlen(argv[1]) + 1);

    while ((n = read(sockfd, buff, sizeof(buff))) > 0)
        fwrite(buff, sizeof(char), n, request);

    //cleaning
    fclose(request);
    close(sockfd);

    return 0;
}

Other files in folder: src.txt
Compiled Using:
gcc server.c -o server -lpthread
./server 8080

gcc client.c -o client
./client src.txt 127.0.0.1 8080

(5 copies of client and so compiled each [client1, client2 ... client5] 5 times)
Problem: Results in segmentation fault. :(
While testing out, I found out that the segmentation fault lies within the start_routine(), in the while loop.
I have used the same snippet from another program (only the variables updated) -- need to know where am I going wrong!
Also, for multi-threading, I created copies of the client program to simulate 5 connections to the server. Hope it is the right way.
Appreciate the help!


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The 1234 Roskilde Denier (pfennig, penning, etc) holds the title of earliest coin with an Anno Domini date. Its story is quite remarkable and will be added soon. So far six have been found, but the coin was known as an oddity even back in the early 1800s when Joseph Mader first mentioned it in his large work on medieval coinage. It is also curious for having no mention of its place of origin, the mintmaster, or ruler.
Arabic: Struck in Acre year one thousand and two hundred and one and fifty of the incarnation (of the Messiah*).
This date is the true Holy Grail for most early-dated collectors, as the 1372 and 1373 Aachens are not extant and the 1372 Schoonvorst Groschen is locked up in a museum. 16 of these coins are known to be extant. The Aachen Turnosegroschens of the early 15th century represent the first series of early-dated coins that an example of are within the financial reach of average collectors.
This is an extremely rare piece, only three being known to Dr. Cervin at the time of the 2000 printing of the Frey book. Leu Numismatik sold two of the pieces at its Auction 84 and both brought prices that attest to its scarcity. I am unaware of the location of the third piece. The 1424 St. Gallen is the first coin minted with a fully written anno domini Arabic date. The '4' is of the medieval style, but the '2' is interestingly engraved in the modern numeral form rather than the form 'Z' which is used on many later coins into the early decades of the 16th century.


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	switch d := d.(type) {
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type methods struct {
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Many retailers in the country are selling magazines and for this they can receive magazine retail allowance or Retail Display Allowance (RDA) for the magazines that they display and sell in their store.
RDA has been a part of the magazine industry for several decades. It was created and developed as an incentive for retailers to add new titles to the line of magazines they are selling. Not all publishers offer RDA to retailers; nevertheless, it still plays an important role in launching new titles and adds a small profit margin to every magazine sold.
There are thousands of magazines available at newsstands and checkout counters. Many of them offer the retailers an RDA or magazine retail allowance. In most cases, the RDA amounts to an additional 10% of the cover price. The RDA can be available straight from the publisher or from a national distributor upon the presentation of claims.
RDA is a wonderful idea because it encourages many retailers to sell more magazines, and of course earn more profits for their business. In their desire to save expenses in order to earn more money, the retailers attempt to collect RDA's themselves. But instead of saving more money, the retailers end up spending more just to correct their errors in performing this task.
Why? It's because they lack sufficient knowledge for collecting RDA. It sounds easy at first but it is actually involved and complicated. Many retailers who attempt to collect RDA on their own become frustrated by its complexity. One of the things that retailers find difficult about this task is the handling the overwhelming volume of publisher contracts. These are time consuming and mean they cannot do what they do best -- selling magazines and other items in their stores.
In the end, they either give up altogether or miss out on the potential profits. Some retailers choose to hire someone who is more experienced in this field to handle the tasks associated with magazine retail allowances.
If retailers want to watch their profits increase from magazine sales, they can avail the services of an experienced RDA administration firm such as Premiere Retail Services, Inc. We can help the retailers towards greater profits. Remember that the RDA firm is a separate company and is not a part of the publishing company.
By hiring an experienced RDA firm, retailers won't have to worry about doing this task each quarter. The RDA firm will make sure retailers get their rebate claim forms turned in promptly. What happens if the publishers don't send the retailer's payment on time? The RDA firm will do a follow-up to ensure the funds are received.
The firm will receive the payment from the publisher (or national distributor) then takes their own portion from what they receive. The rest is sent to the retailer. The retailer doesn't have to be concerned with sending payments to the RDA firm, which saves them time and money.
The RDA firm handles all the contract arrangements between the publisher and the retailer. They track the magazine sales, prepare the RDA invoicing, as well as handle collections. Since the firm does the RDA task, the retailers focus on what they do best -- to display magazine titles and sell them. The retailers won't need to chase down publishers for the rebate claims and all the tremendous volume of paperwork. With magazine retail allowance the help from an RDA administration firm, retailers will just watch profits increase and will be further encouraged to display and sell a wider range of magazine titles.


Defenders Andre Bikey and Loic Nego have left Charlton Athletic.
Bikey has had his contract terminated by mutual consent with a year left on his deal.
The 30-year-old Cameroonian joined the Addicks in July 2014 and made 31 Championship appearances last season, scoring one goal.
Frenchman Nego, 24, only made one appearance for the Championship club after joining in January 2014 and has now signed for Hungarian side Videoton.


It is known that the deadline for the 6th National ICT Innovation Competition was on the 29th of July, 2017.
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As a part of the MSc Business Improvement program, students have the chance to go to one rising economy annually (Brazil, Russia, China, India). In some firms, biz dev individuals may focus on getting new corporate sales accounts, while in others they might lead new product growth.
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On April 10, 2017, the German Society of Montreal hosted a conference on the history of the German Society in Montreal as part of the Germany@Canada 2017 – Partners from Immigration to Innovation series. The event was a huge success with more then 40 participants. Thank you to all participants, the German Consultate General in Montreal and the Goethe-Institut Montréal.
Am 12. April 2017 hatte die Deutsche Gesellschaft zu Montreal (DGM) zu einer Konferenz über die Geschichte der Deutschen Gesellschaft. Diese Konferenz war Teil der von der Botschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland in Kanada organiziserten Germany@Canada 2017 – Partners from Immigration to Innovation Serie. Der Event war mit mehr als 40 Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern ein großer Erfolg.
Le 12 avril 2017, la Société Allemande de Montréal vous avait invité à une conférence sur l'Histoire de la Société Allemande. Cette conférence faisait partiede la série L'Allemagne@Canada 2017 – Partenaires de l'immigration à l'Innovation organisée par l'Ambassade de la République fédérale d'Allemagne au Canada. L'événement a été tenu à guichet fermé avec plus de 40 participants.
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BOSTON (CBS) — Tom Brady has won five Super Bowls, with the Patriots quarterback earning MVP honors in four of them.
He's won the award in each of New England's last two titles, but both times said it was one of his teammates who truly deserved those honors. He's kept the MVP trophy, of course, but two years ago he gave the truck that came with winning the award to Super Bowl XLIX hero Malcolm Butler, who saved the game by picking off Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson at the one-yard line in the game's final moments.
Brady was once again planning on giving away the MVP truck, this time to running back James White, who set Super Bowl records with 14 receptions and 20 total points scored. White scored three touchdowns, including the game-winning score in overtime that propelled the Patriots to a 34-28 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
But there's one small problem: there is no truck for the MVP anymore.
So it looks like Brady will have to give White some other reward for his herculean efforts on Sunday. Hopefully it's much more than a pair of Uggs.
While it's hard to say White has hit a patch of bad luck, given the fact he's a Super Bowl champ and probably won't have to buy a beverage in New England for the rest of his life, it hasn't been all smooth sailing for him since Sunday's big game ended. White told The Dan Patrick Show on Tuesday that he has no idea where the ball from his game-winning touchdown is, lost in the chaos of their on-field celebration.
At least White already got a trip to Disney World for his performance.
I think it's great that these guys won MVP awards but, do they really need to be given a truck, too? Come on, all of these guys can afford to go out and buy and pay for their own trucks.


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Q: how to change value of one input text field based on a specific value of another input text field My HTML Code

  <form action="edit.jsp" method="post">

      Order ID
      <input
        type="text"
        name="Order_ID"
        id="txtID"
        class="form-con"
        readonly="readonly"
      />
      Order Amount
      <input type="text" name="Order_Amount" id="txtAMT" class="form-con" />
      Notes
      <input type="text" name="Notes" id="txtNotes" class="form-con" />
      Approved By
      <input type="text" name="Approved_By" id="txtApp" class="form-con" />

      <button class="btn" type="submit">EDIT</button>

  </form>

My database:
Field            Type           Collation        Null    Key     Default  Extra   Privileges                       Comment
---------------  -------------  ---------------  ------  ------  -------  ------  -------------------------------  ---------
Order_ID         int            (NULL)           NO      PRI     (NULL)           select,insert,update,references
Customer_Name    varchar(100)   utf8_general_ci  YES             (NULL)           select,insert,update,references
Customer_ID      int            (NULL)           YES             (NULL)           select,insert,update,references
Order_Amount     int            (NULL)           YES             (NULL)           select,insert,update,references
Approval_Status  varchar(100)   utf8_general_ci  YES             (NULL)           select,insert,update,references
Approved_By      varchar(100)   utf8_general_ci  YES             (NULL)           select,insert,update,references
Notes            varchar(1000)  utf8_general_ci  YES             (NULL)           select,insert,update,references
Order_Date       datetime       (NULL)           YES             (NULL)           select,insert,update,references

My query is that: If I change my order amount which is less that 10000 it will autopopulate Approved By field with "David Lee" name. How to acheive this functionality?

A: By using a onchange calling a javascript function to check
(if you enter 20000 as order amount, nothing will change, but if you change it to say 1234 , which is less than 10000, the system will use David Lee as the approved by)

function autopopulate() {
if (document.getElementById("txtAMT").value * 1 < 10000)
{document.getElementById("txtApp").value="David Lee";
}
}

            <form action="edit.jsp" method="post">

                Order ID
                <input type="text" name="Order_ID" id="txtID" class="form-con" readonly="readonly">

                Order Amount
                <input type="text" name="Order_Amount" id="txtAMT" class="form-con" onchange="javascript:autopopulate();">

                Notes
                <input type="text" name="Notes" id="txtNotes" class="form-con">

                Approved By
                <input type="text" name="Approved_By" id="txtApp" class="form-con">

            <button class="btn" type="submit">EDIT</button>

            </form>


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Explosions rock Catholic churches, hotels in Sri Lanka, but none DARE call the attacks what they are: Islamic terrorism
Monday, April 22, 2019 by: JD Heyes
Tags: Anti Christ, attacks, bias, Catholic church, establishment media, fake news, Indian intelligence, intelligence agencies, intelligence reports, irresponsible reporting, ISIS, Islam, Islamic State, mainstream media, politically correct, propaganda, radical Islam, Radical Muslims, Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan intelligence, suppressed news, terrorism, terrorist attacks, terrorist bombings, violence
(Natural News) A series of well-coordinated bombings rocked a number of Catholic churches and symbols of capitalism in the country of Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, but politically correct "news" reports omitted one of the most important details surrounding the attacks: The guilty parties.
That's because in today's world, for some reason, blaming Muslims for attacks they actually commit is simply not done.
As reported by Fox News — which also, by the way, refused to identify the perpetrators:
Defense Minister Ruwan Wijewardena described the attacks as a terrorist attack by religious extremists and said eight suspects have been arrested, though no one immediately claimed responsibility.
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said he feared the violence could trigger instability in the country and its economy.
"Religious extremists" — of which religious group or sect?
Sri Lankan intelligence was provided the answer: Islamic extremists.
According to Israel National News, Sri Lankan intelligence officials were "warned that terrorist elements, including the radical Islamic organization NTJ, would carry out a suicide attack in certain churches during Easter."
The news service reported further:
A source in the Sri Lankan security services, who spoke with the Associated Press, reported that six explosions occurred almost simultaneously. According to him, a suspicion that suicide bombers blew themselves up at the entrance to the churches is being investigated. About four hours later another blast was heard in Dehiwela, a suburb of the city of Colombo, in which at least two other people were killed.
Indian intelligence officials added that the attack bears a striking resemblance to others carried out by extremists loyal to the Islamic State, as reported by LiveMint:
The pattern of the attack – a series of coordinated blasts at high-value targets, intelligence units said – was atypical of the Da'esh.
Da'esh is another name for ISIS.
Symbolism: Catholic churches, capitalist icons attacked
"If you observe the pattern of the attack, it is a classic Islamic State attack. A collective of people has been targeted using explosives. The government is working closely with Sri Lanka to get to the bottom of this. As of now, we are strongly suspecting IS because of the nature of the attack, but forensics will try to establish the explosive used, and the kind of detonator and other details to get to the bottom of this," an intelligence official told LiveMint.
The official also said that sites of the attack were selected with "great care so as to garner international attention. A coordinated blast on Easter has massive religious ramifications as well."
The official admitted that as of this writing no one group had been identified as being responsible. But the official also said that the National Investigation Agency has been breaking up Islamic State cells in the southern part of the country in recent months. (Related: CNN, AP caught staging fake news protest in London to help cover up radical terrorism attack.)
The churches and religious sites that were targeted — two Catholic and one evangelical — are a giveaway as well. As Fox News reported, "the first explosion occurred around 8:45 a.m. local time, with the deadliest appearing to be at St. Sebastian's Church in Negombo, a city about 20 miles north of Colombo. Other attacks occurred at St. Anthony's Shrine in Colombo and Zion Church in the eastern city of Batticaloa."
In addition, three major hotels — the Shangri La, Cinnamon Grand, and Kingsbury Hotel — were targeted as well, and all are frequented by foreign tourists.
Two other explosions took place in Dematagoda, where authorities believe occupants of a safe house blew themselves up to avoid being arrested.
We don't have evidence yet that Islamic extremists are responsible for the Sri Lankan attacks. But as a media organization, we would be irresponsible and remiss not to report all findings thus far.
Read more about terrorist attacks at Terrorism.news and the Left-wing media cartel's efforts to spin those attacks at Propaganda.news.
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Explosions rock Catholic churches, hotels in Sri Lanka, but none DARE call the attacks what they are: Islamic terrorism


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Home Security IBM Says Cloud, Virtualized Tech Need Lockdown
IBM Says Cloud, Virtualized Tech Need Lockdown
By Alex Goldman | April 22, 2009
Are businesses adopting new technologies too quickly for their own good?
When it comes to locking down their systems, they might be, according to IBM, which today at the RSA Conference unveiled a slew of new products that secure cloud computing, Web applications, virtual environments and data.
There is a need for these products to be deployed quickly, Brian Truskowski, general manager of IBM Internet Security Systems (ISS), said in a statement.
"The industry has taken a 'deploy now, secure later' approach which is creating today's oppressive cost and complexity problems in security. IBM is driving innovation with platforms that embed security in the infrastructure to transform security into a business enabler, rather than a costly inhibitor."
For cloud and virtual environments, the company is announcing the Proventia Virtualized Network Security Platform, which allows datacenter managers to take the security software that ran on a purpose-built appliance and run it as a virtual app, further improving consolidation.
"It provides all the benefits of an appliance, and can be deployed at the perimeter or within the datacenter," Marc Van Zadelhoff, director of IBM Security Systems, told InternetNews.com.
Web applications need attention too, Van Zadelhoff added, pointing to IBM's 2008 X-Force Trend & Risk Report, which found that about 50 percent of all application-layer vulnerabilities remain unpatched.
He explained that many automated patch engines work at the OS level or even the hardware level, but can fail to patch applications for a variety of reasons, including application customization.
To address these issues, IBM is releasing the IBM Rational AppScan to monitor applications, detect actual patch levels and implement virtual patching. It's also launching the Proventia Web application firewall, which is embedded in several IBM products and protects against entire categories of attacks.
IBM's certainly not alone in aiming to better secure virtualized and cloud-based environments, with several other companies this week announcing similar initiatives.
VMware today announced vSphere 4.0, software designed to connect virtualization and cloud computing in a secure and reliable manner. Yesterday, database security specialist Third Brigade announced what it called "the first security server designed to defend servers in physical, virtual, and cloud computing environments."
Tivoli identity management
Cloud and virtualized environments aren't the only areas IBM is working to strengthen in its portfolio.
Increasingly, businesses are looking to up their security -- and better attend to compliance concerns -- with greater investments in identity management. That's one reason why IBM today unveiled updates to its Tivoli service management product line.
The IBM Tivoli Identity and Access Assurance product centralizes identity management. That's not as simple as it might seem, because a solution must incorporate users accessing data from internal, external, and cloud locations, said Venkat Raghavan, director of security and compliance for IBM's Tivoli Software division.
In IBM's case, its product combines identity and access management software with SIM technology. For reporting, customers can purchase a Tivoli product or a managed service provided by IBM's ISS, Raghavan said.
IBM's aiming to address further holes in enterprises' data-safeguarding efforts with its release of IBM Tivoli Data and Application Security. The application tracks usage and ensures encryption of data from its live use on the Web down to where it rests on hard drives or tape.
"It's not enough to apply security to the URL or to the Web layer," Raghavan said. "You need to get down to data."
Since IBM's largest customers use its Series z mainframes -- and those mainframes are likely to be valuable targets, holding a significant amount of data and a large number of applications -- IBM also debuted its Tivoli Security Management for z/OS.
The release features an upgrade to the Resource Access Control Facility (RACF). "That's where the data is, and where the applications are -- we want to bulletproof these environments and enable our customers to build new applications with [software-oriented architectures] and Web 2.0," Raghavan said.
Today's announcements are just a few of the announcements that IBM will be making this week as it seeks to help businesses better lock down the deluge of new technologies and requirements facing businesses.
"We have 13 products that we're announcing or that we're talking about to customers at this show," Van Zadelhoff said.


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Each Bevie cushion cover is made of cotton, silk threading that was used to create the unique design. The colorful patterns and designs that are hand embroidered on these cushions resulted in the name "Nakshi Kantha"- derived from the word "naksha" which refers to artistic patterns. Each of these kanthas represents the indigenous folk art of Bengal.
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