Hey!! i have been with this phone for more than 4 months now my problem is that my phone i both they did not send it with the USB Cable and the Software, secondly the phone has no Blue Tooth and the online Mobile Network in Nigeria my country that has the GPRS notwork cant carry my Phone i am not happy at all with the Producers, i think i will say the used it to lean how to Build some big phones i cant get things through bluetooth Infrared Or any network means and will like to hear from the Motorola Company cos i need to be compasated i though it has all this that was why i Bought it now nothing in it.
Even i cant play Games on the Phone cos their are no JAVA Installed to the Phoen infact the phone is useless to me cos i only make and recieve calls from it although the Camera every other thing is ok but all thi\e things that are not in it are making the Phone be very esuless. The Battery is Bad too.i am Never Happy with it.
this phone is absolutely useless!!! and there i wondered why it was so cheap. where should i start, the battery life (10mins), the alarm hardly ever works and its got a very bad reception. i cant even sell this phone to my worst enemy!!!
i bought this phone recently and although it is as big as my back garden it is kinda cool.the pic quality is ok. the calls are crystal. it does take a while to access the net tho and i would have loved a bluetooth link but that is all minor. will buy transflash card and see if i can use as mp3 player.
Personally i've been using this phone for nearly 3 months now and its working fine.Screen is alright, picture quality is of expected quality and video recording is alright.
Saving and menu browsing is not as tedious as using previous Motorola phones. Doesn't "hang" like my previous Nokias. Doesn't take forever to save something. Bought a transflash card and using the phone quite happily.
Only gripes are phone numbers appearing slowly after saving them (sometimes have to reboot to see), weight , lack of bluetooth and infrared. Worth the money you pay for thats if can get your hands on a good set.
I have the cable to download pics to computer but no cd. Is there a download of software on web that I can use or how do I get the cd?
i have had lots o phones cheap ons and monthly contracts this phone should go back to motorala because even tho its cheap its cheap and so nasty beware this phone is bad bye it at your risk!!!!!!!!
all thing in this mobile a very good ..i like but one thing is not which is infra or bluetooth..
believe me this phone aint too bad for its cost. buy the transfalsh memory card, any size AND SEE the video quality improve. much smoother and no stops. also time increases to 3 minutes.
i bought for my wife,its great to use.Its cheap for a 3g phone.I dont think it is that bad.If you want to have bluetooth u just buy the adapter,if u want to link it with your pc just buy the cable.The option is there u just go & buy it.If you want all the features to be in it will cost u huge amount of money.Think positive,at lease u can enjoy 3g phone.It is the best 3g phone(cheap in the market for now).To me it still moving in the correct direction with the technology.Im not putting this model very high but it is a good phone.
Very disappointed.Battery life very poor less than 48hrs on standby. Once java applications erased it can't be restored as this handset has no factory reset.Very very poor phone.
On phone number 3 now. Battery gave up on one... phone died! no.2 - Voice conversations were so bad the person the other end asked if i was using Ship to Shore Radio (NRN) which we use on our trains !
A cheap phone that is a really good phone it has lots of memory which is what I need and I am glad to have it.
It is the worst phone I have had It loads very slow and it somtimes does not respond to what it is supose to do.
I want to buy the phone but i dont really know how the battery is, ie how long it can work when fully charged.
pls reply me, am waiting.
hello,i have motorola c975 phone which i had buy from london but know i am in india so i have one reqwest that i want one usb data cable coad for motorola c975 so kindly inform me about the coad that were can i bye the coad? thank you.


When governments declare budgets, usually in March or April they trumpet the important bits and somehow manage to slip through all kinds of tiny changes that affect people at a later date.
One of those 'tiny changes' introduced by the government as at 22 May 2017 was an increase in Insurance Premium Tax, which has now gone to 12% from 1 June 2017.
For example, if your public liability insurance premium is £1000 it will now be £1120.
Doesn't seem like much but have you heard of the Ogden discount rate, I certainly haven't but the Chancellor reduced that rate from 2.5% to 0.75% and when I investigated what this actually meant it is all about a subsidy to the insurance underwriters. Without going into too much detail the net increase in premium rates from June 2017 will now be effectively 4.2% plus the extra tax.
Tracey McCreath at La Playa has given us as much notice as possible on this and is already searching for an alternative underwriter and will negotiate the best possible deal she can on behalf of AFO members.
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Shares rose $2.36, or 2.1 percent, to $114.95 in Friday morning trading.
The food and beverage company recorded a $5.3 billion tax benefit in the quarter, which included reorganizing its international operations. A year earlier it had a tax expense of $2.5 billion.
PepsiCo Inc. earned $6.85 billion, or $4.83 per share, for the period ended Dec. 29. The Purchase, New York-based company lost $710 million, or 50 cents per share, in the prior-year period.
Adjusted earnings were $1.49 per share, matching the expectations of analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research.
Revenue was basically flat at $19.52 billion, edging out Wall Street's forecast of $19.51 billion. Frito-Lay North America posted a 4 percent revenue gain, while the North America beverages segment reported a 2 percent increase.
PepsiCo expects 2019 organic revenue - or revenue before acquisitions - to grow 4 percent, with earnings of $5.50 per share. Analysts polled by FactSet predict $5.85 per share.
The company's forecast comes a day after rival Coca-Cola provided a weak annual outlook that overshadowed its solid quarterly performance.
PepsiCo said it'll save at least $1 billion a year through 2023 through some restructuring efforts. It anticipates about $2.5 billion in pretax charges related to the restructuring actions.
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Hi, guys, new to the forum! I have a 1979 Cadillac Superior hearse, which I bought for $100 out of somebody's yard. It needs a lot of work.
The driver's and front passenger-side door both refuse to open. While the keys unlock every other door on the car (two second-row doors and the rear door for loading/unloading the casket), they refuse to unlock the front doors. It is a very rusty car, and I have reason to believe the power-lock mechanism might be jammed/rusted shut.
My questions: How can I them to open? Is there a way to open the interior door panels up and get at the innards?
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Donald Trump Says Fox News "Apologized"; Net Details His Talks With Roger Ailes; GOP Debate Addresses Boycott – Barely
By Dominic Patten, Erik Pedersen
UPDATED, 8:08 PM: The two-hour GOP debate is over, and neither Donald Trump nor his absence was a focus. The moderators and candidates spent less
than three total minutes discussing the Republican front-runner all night, and most of that came right at the outset. Ted Cruz drew chuckles from this exchange with moderator Chris Wallace: "Chris, I would note that the last four questions have been, 'Rand, please attack Ted.' 'Marco, please attack Ted.' 'Chris, please attack Ted.' 'Jeb, please attack Ted.'" (Many boos.) Wallace replied, "It is a debate, sir." Then Cruz teed up his big line: "Well, no. A debate actually is a policy issue, but I will say this: Gosh, if you guys ask one more mean question, I may have to leave the stage." He did resist the urge to drop the mic — maybe because it didn't get the huge laugh he expected.
Donald Trump Hands Bill O'Reilly Cable TV Viewership Win
PREVIOUSLY, 6:16 PM: Fox News Channel chief Roger Ailes and Donald Trump were talking several times today about the leading GOP candidate changing his mind and attending the cable news network's Republican debate tonight, both sides confirm. According to Fox, Trump supposedly requested a $5 million charity donation to get him on the stage with Ted Cruz and the other GOP contenders but FNC said no. Hence there will be no Trump at the debate after all.
"I didn't want to be here, I have to be honest, I wanted to be about five minutes away," Trump told a rally of his own for veterans that he was holding Thursday just down the road from the GOP debate. With over $5 million raised for veterans at his event tonight, Trump revealed that Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter and his wife Laura donated more than $1 million.
"I just didn't think this was a fair process and, by the time they apologized, I said look the problem is we now have a big event scheduled," Trump said today to CNN just before the debate and his own event. "I was treated very badly and very unfairly by Fox," the candidate told Brianna Keilar on his private jet. "Since then they have been very nice, but it is too late," Trump added, while not saying who from FNC called him. "You have to stick up for yourself. You to fight for yourself, and you have to fight for your country." In a clear ratings challenge to FNC, CNN, MSNBC and C-SPAN have all said that they will be covering the Trump event tonight – which is taking place at the same time as the Kelly co-moderated Republican huddle.
"Roger Ailes had three brief conversations with Donald Trump today about possibly appearing at the debate – there were not multiple calls placed by Ailes to Trump," a FNC spokesperson told Deadline tonight. "In the course of those conversations, we acknowledged his concerns about a satirical observation we made in order to quell the attacks on Megyn Kelly, and prevent her from being smeared any further. Furthermore, Trump offered to appear at the debate upon the condition that Fox News contribute $5 million to his charities. We explained that was not possible and we could not engage in a quid pro quo, nor could any money change hands for any reason. In the last 48 hours, we've kept two issues at the forefront — we would never compromise our journalistic standards and we would always stand by our journalist, Megyn Kelly. We have accomplished those two goals and we are pleased with the outcome. We're very proud to have her on stage as a debate moderator alongside Bret Baier & Chris Wallace."
Meanwhile, at tonight's GOP debate co-moderator Kelly started things off by saying "Let's address the elephant not in the room." Speaking to Cruz, Kelly said: "Donald Trump has chosen not to attend this event. What message do you think that sends to the voters of Iowa?" The Texas senator replied with a prepared attempt at zinger. "Let me say, I'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly," Cruz joked in an play on Trump's words. "And Ben, you're a terrible surgeon. Now that we've gotten the Donald Trump portion out of the way," he added to applause and laugher, "I want to thank everyone here for showing the men and women of Iowa the respect to show up and make the case to the people of the state and the people of the country why we would make the best commander in chief."
While Trump is skipping the last GOP contenders gathering and likely taking some of the ratings with him, the candidate did hand FNC some choice numbers out of his satellite sit down with Bill O'Reilly last night. In what was the most watched show on all of cable on Wednesday, The O'Reilly Factor host one-upped his The Kelly File colleague but was ultimately unsuccessful in his attempts to get frontrunner Trump to reconsider his belief that Kelly is biased, that FNC taunted him in a "childishly written" PR statement and attending the debate.
"When Fox called me, because they very much want me there, they called me just now," Trump told CNN earlier Thursday as he prepared to head to his own fundraising event for veterans in Iowa tonight. "They called me, and in all fairness, very nicely but they want me there very badly." Noting his war of words with FNC and claims that co-moderator Megyn Kelly is biased against him, Trump said, "I never once asked that she be removed what I didn't like is their public relations statement where they were sort of taunting and I didn't think was appropriate and I didn't think was nice."
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Chutneys are extremely versatile. They can bring grilled meats to a whole new level or add an interesting touch to a meat and cheese tray appetizer. While store-bought chutneys can be "ok," a homemade and canned version is extra delicious and can be used as the perfect gift for friends! This chutney uses one of the season's most sumptuous fruit and pairs it with a delicious blend of Caribbean inspired spices to give an out of this world flavor that you will want time and again!
Roughly chop peeled ginger and tie in cheesecloth squares, creating a bag. Set aside.
In a heavy bottomed saucepan, mix together vinegar and peaches and stir over medium-high heat. Bring to a boil and cook until peaches begin to become tender, about 15-20 minutes. Add sugar, onions, peppers, raisins and salt. Reduce heat to boil gently.
Continue cooking to thicken and reduce chutney. This process can take anywhere from 30-45 minutes depending on how hard you cook the mixture.
After approximately 15 minutes, add the bag of ginger into the chutney. After 30 minutes, add the cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. If you don't want the unique flavors from the spices, you can leave them out, but they do add a lot of interesting depth.
The chutney can be cooked to your desired thickness. I like mine to mound thickly on a spoon. To help thicken and break down the peaches, use a potato masher throughout the cooking process to mash the peaches. Once ready, remove the bag of ginger and discard.
As the chutney is becoming thickened, prepare your jars, water bath and lids. I like to put mine in half pint jars as I use it in small amounts for entertaining (and to enjoy for myself!). But any size jar is fine. Pour hot chutney into prepared jars, leaving 1/2 inch of headspace. Place on prepared lids and rings and process in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes. Remove and let set for 24 hours before removing rings or storing.
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Q: Pandas - joining rows with same value, write to csv I made a dataframe in Pandas that looks like this:
 disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
0                ATL            5          2
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
1                ATL           10          2
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
2                ATL           15          4
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
3                ATL           20          1
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
4                ATL           25          1
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
5                ATL           30          3
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
6                ATL           40          2
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
7                ATL           45          3
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
8                ATL           50          1
  disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
9                ATL           55          3
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
10                ATL           60          3
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
11                ATL           65          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
12                ATL           70          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
13                ATL           75          2
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
14                ATL           85          3
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
15                ATL           90          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
16                ATL           95          2
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
17                ATL          110          2
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
18                ATL          115          2
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
19                ATL          120          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
20                ATL          197          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
21                ATL          278          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
22                BKN            5          2
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
23                BKN           10          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
24                BKN           15          4
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
25                BKN           20          2
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
26                BKN           25          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
27                BKN           30          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
28                BKN           40          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
29                BKN           45          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
30                BKN           50          2
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
31                BKN           55          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
32                BKN           60          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
33                BKN           70          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
34                BKN           75          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
35                BKN           80          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
36                BKN           85          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
37                BKN           90          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc
38                BKN           95          1
   disadvantaged_team seconds_left num_ic_inc

Now I would like to write the results to a csv file, depending on the team, e.g. all of the rows containing ATL should be in one file, the ones with BKN in another. I've already written each row to a separate file using iterrows() but as I said I want all rows of a team in one csv.
Thanks for your help

A: for value in df['disadvantaged_team'].unique():
    df[df['disadvantaged_team'] == value].to_csv(value + '.csv')

Not checked, but the logic holds:
1) Get a list of all unique values in the series
2) Use value to filter the main df
3) Write the results to CSV

A: one quick solution could be group by :
for g,f in df.groupby("disadvantaged_team"):
        f.to_csv(g+'.csv')
or in another way :
df.groupby("disadvantaged_team").apply(lambda f : f.to_csv(x["disadvantaged_team"].max()+'.csv'))

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Completing a Pension Annuity Transaction usually means that the pension scheme in-scope benefits are fully insured against all future uncertainties, other than the risk of insurer default.


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Ebola czar news, articles and information:
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12/13/2014 - President Obama's "Ebola czar" is stepping down from his position after a few short months on the job, a financial magazine reported recently. Fortune magazine said the 53-year-old Ron Klain, former chief of staff to Vice President Joe Biden, will return to the private sector by March 1, following...
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Panthers forward Bryce Cartwright describes the special emotions of winning the John Farragher Award for Courage and Determination.
Having bounced back from a career-threatening ankle injury, Cartwright enjoyed a breakthrough season earning many admirers with his running game and signature offloads, where he led the competition with 57 this season.
His standout performance against South Sydney in Round 17 at Pepper Stadium was the highlight of his season as he played the full 80 minutes, running for 227 metres from 23 runs, four offloads and 29 tackles.


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Genetics of Nephrotic Syndrome Presenting in Childhood
Advances in genome science in the last 20 years have led to the discovery of over 50 single gene causes and genetic risk loci for steroid resistant nephrotic syndrome (SRNS). Despite these advances, the genetic architecture of childhood steroid sensitivenephrotic syndrome (SSNS) remains poorly understood due in large part to the varying clinical course of
Kidney disease in children – Nephrotic Syndrome
What is nephrotic syndrome? Nephrotic syndrome as the name suggests is a disease of the kidney which affects the filtering system of the kidney known as the nephrons, which are the small functioning structures within the kidney. These nephrons are damaged due to various causes which results in a set of symptoms, with which the
Rituximab Use in the Management of Childhood Nephrotic Syndrome
Childhood nephrotic syndrome is a challenging and often persistent renal disorder, and its incidence varies between different ethnicities and regions. Corticosteroids have been the main treatment for decades and are effective in most children with idiopathic NS, although 10-15% of these children become steroid resistant. Furthermore, some initially steroid sensitive children follow a steroid dependent
How does Prednisolone Work in Nephrotic Syndrome?
Nephrotic syndrome (NS), a common chronic kidney disease, embraces a variety of kidney disorders. Though Glucocorticoids (GCs) are generally used in the treatment of NS, their mechanism of action is poorly understood. A plethora of evidence indicates that podocytes are considered as the main target cells for the therapeutic strategies to prevent NS. GCs regulate
Arterial hypertension (HTN) is commonly encountered by clinicians treating children with steroid sensitive (SSNS) and steroid resistantnephrotic syndrome (SRNS). Although the prevalence of HTN in SSNS is less documented than in SRNS, recent studies reported high prevalence in both. Studies have estimated the prevalence of HTN in different patient populations with NS to range from
Steroid sensitive nephrotic syndrome is one of the most common pediatric glomerular diseases. Unfortunately, it follows a relapsing and remitting course in the majority of cases, with 50% of all cases relapsing once or even more often. Most children with idiopathicnephrotic syndrome respond initially to steroid therapy, nevertheless repeated courses for patients with relapses induce
The impact of fluid balance on outcomes in premature neonates: a report from the AWAKEN study group.
This study evaluated the epidemiology of fluid balance (FB) over the first postnatal week and its impact on outcomes in a multi-center cohort of premature neonates from the AWAKEN study. Positive peak Fluid balance [FB] during the first postnatal week and more positive FB on postnatal day 7 were independently associated with mechanical ventilation [MV]
What is Nephrotic syndrome?
Nephrotic syndrome is characterized by edema, proteinuria, hypoalbuminemia, and hyperlipidemia. Minimal change disease, the most common cause in childhood, generally responds to corticosteroids, although most patients experience disease relapses. Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis is usually resistant to corticosteroids and carries a significant risk of kidney failure, necessitating renal transplantation. Nephrotic syndrome may also be secondary to
Congenital Nephrotic Syndrome in India in the Current Era: A Multicenter Case Series
There is a paucity of information on epidemiology, diagnosis, and treatment outcomes of congenital nephrotic syndrome (CNS) in developing countries. This largest reported series on CNS from India revealed suboptimal management with poor outcome as well as low number of CNS being subjected to genetic evaluation. Sources: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31655822
A Glimpse On Chronic Kidney Disease
CKD (chronic kidney disease) is a lifelong condition in which the kidney function slowly declines over many years. It is common in adults but extremely rare in children. It can be caused by a number of conditions affecting the kidney and can present at birth or later on during childhood. All kidney conditions do not


Progress comes at a cost New Hampshire State Park – Flume Gorge.
Lincoln New Hampshire has one of the most unique attractions with in the State park system. The Flume Gorge was discovered nearly 100 years ago in a remote section of what is now the Franconia Notch State park area. It features shear Granite walls that rise over 80 feet, and was formed by the stream that runs through it to this day. The State of New Hampshire has capitalized on this incredible natural phenomenon by setting up an intricate board walk through the Gorge. They have for many years manned the park, collected an entrance fee the have provided a shuttle service, food service and modern conveniences during the warm weather months.
The locals have always know that while the visitor center was closed access to the park via snowshoes, micro-spikes and serious climbing gear could easily be enjoyed… while the tour busses were idol.
My favorite time to visit to Flume Gorge has always been after the walk ways came down. The massive amount of ice that hung off the granite walls necessitated taking down the man-made board walk prior to the winter, to avoid it being destroyed by growing or falling ice with in the gorge.
I have walked into the Flume, crossed the covered bridge over the Pemigewasset River and hiked up to Avalanche falls for many years. The site of ice climbers testing their skill and resolve have always been an added benefit to breaking a fresh snow path and getting out in to the woods in the winter.
While talking to a state park employee, I was told they are adding a section to the main park building that will allow them to heat and maintain winter bathrooms and service facilities. As a Lincoln NH Realtor and a past President of the local chamber of commerce I see the value in creating this experience for folks that wouldn't have ventured into the Flume during the winter months. But – on the other hand the solitude lost saddens me. I knew if I encountered someone in the park when the temps were 10 below they were hardy soles with a good sense of the outdoors. They were dressed for and had the proper gear to be in the woods in the winter.
Lincoln New Hampshire is already home to Loon Mountain ski resort, and the Ice Castles attractions with staff to allow the general public to enjoy a new winter experience. Lincoln is also home to the Kancamagus Scenic highway as part of the White Mountain National Park system. There are a huge number of monitored parking locations to enjoy, that are overseen by the well equip Forest service Ranger Stations along that route.
In the summer Lincoln has a wide variety of paid attractions like the Whales Tale water-park, Clark's Trained Bear shows, Lost river Caves, Zip line tours and more.
In the end I don't think opening the flume in the winter is the progress I would have chosen. #loonmtrealtor 33 years of real estate experience in the Loon Mountain area of New Hampshire offering solutions not excuses!!


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Q: Meteor.wrapAsync() not working I'm following a guide over at The Meteor Chef to wrap an asynchronous function and call it synchronously. However, when the code executes it appears to just jump over the method call entirely. Not sure what I'm doing incorrectly.
if (!err) {
  Meteor.methods({
    'ldapLogin': function(username, password) {
      var syncFunc = Meteor.wrapAsync(processLdapLogin);
      var result = syncFunc(username, password, Meteor.user());

      console.log(result);
    }
  });
  Meteor.call('ldapLogin', username, password);
}

A: Meteor Methods go on the server side
Meteor.call("ldapLogin", username, password, Meteor.user()); calls goes on the Client side (web browser side)
Now, if you are passing parameters in your client side code (username, password...), you should also reference those in your method:
Meteor.methods({
    'processLdapLoginWrapAsync': function(username, password) {
      var syncFunc = Meteor.wrapAsync(processLdapLogin);
      var result = syncFunc(username, password, Meteor.user());

      console.log(result);
    }
  });

(if indeed this is intended from the client of course)
otherwise (if the username/password come from the server side, which I believe is really what you intended here) you should not be passing those parameters from the client and only call:
Meteor.call("ldapLogin")
on the client


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1887 Victoria Jubilee Head Silver Florin
In 1887, the portrait on Victoria coins, except for bronze, was changed, for Queen Victoria's golden jubilee year, to an older portrait, showing Victoria wearing a small crown. Most of the reverse designs were also changed.
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Gothic Florins
Two deisgns were issued in te 1887 florin - the jubilee head and the gothic portrait of Queen Victoria.
The edge is milled.
Older jubilee portrait of Queen Victoria with the engraver's initials J.E.B. in raised letters on the shoulder truncation.
The obverse inscription reads:
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Four shields in a cruciform arrangement bearing three lions passant for England, lion rampant for Scotland, and harp for Ireland. Between the shields are a pair of crossed double-ended sceptres, one surmounted by orbs topped with crosses, the other bearing a thistle and a harp.
Although the florin was a relatively new coin, only having been introduced in 1849, the value two shillings or florin was dropped.
The reverse legend reads:
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Fineness / Carat 0.925 Sterling
Spink Reference 3,925
Obverse Designer Joseph Edgar Boehm
Issuing Monarch Victoria (1837-1901)
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I feel like going to a concert of some sort.
The last time I went to a concert (Home Made Kazoku and TMRevolution) I ended up from immense pain because the sound ended up resonating in my chest and made an old Ice Hockey injury in my sternum hurt unbearably.
That and I honestly have no idea what musical group I should go see.
@Dash if I change your banner for a minute as a joke would you get mad at me?
At least I got to see T.M.Revolution. He did the Soul Eater opening, a bunch of Gundam openings, and Valvrave's. He's only done 4 shows in the US too, so so I was lucky to see it.
Bleh, I wonder if I was farther back it would hurt less?


Opening reception: Friday, March 28th, from 6 – 8 PM at 513 West 20th Street.
Jack Shainman Gallery is pleased to announce Fort Gotham Girls + Boys Club, Brad Kahlhamer's second exhibition with the gallery which includes drawing, watercolor, painting, sculpture and installation. Working within a multidisciplinary practice, Kahlhamer explores hybridity through the layering and convergence of personal narrative with symbols of public consumption, infusing his imagined spaces with references ranging from Native American visual motifs and traditions to street art and pop culture iconography.
Super Catcher, a constellation of dream catchers made of industrial metal wire and jingle bells, 10 feet in diameter, marks a new direction for Kahlhamer. Using the ubiquitous symbol of the dream catcher, perhaps the most recognizable and appropriated object of American Indian culture, it hangs as an intricate, sprawling, sieve-like chain link net. Super Catcher looms suspended from the ceiling as a swarm of elements in what Kahlhamer describes as "aftermarket spiritual rebar". He combines the sacred with the commonplace, emblematic of the contradictions for which he is well known.
In the circular formation of the Next Level Figures, Kahlhamer continues to build his army of sculptures birthed from the remix of Hopi Katsina dolls and outsider totems. Similar to how the Katsina are used to describe and teach Hopi cosmology, the Next Level Figures form their own social landscape. The circle in which they are configured asserts itself throughout the exhibition in various iterations. As a unifying geometry which anchors ideas around physical and spiritual existence, the circle represents life and death through the movement of time and space. The openings between the figures represent the "four corners," North, West, East and South, referencing Wyoming's Bighorn medicine wheel constructed by Plains Indians and which stands as part of a larger complex of interrelated archeological sites in the surrounding area.
The exhibition is anchored by new paintings, including Fort Gotham Girls + Boys Club. Large in scale, this work is a continuation of Kahlhamer's downtown Bowery aesthetic, including painterly elements that open up to a conversation with modernist art history, underscoring his ever ambitious refinement of his unique visual language.
Brad Kahlhamer was born in Tucson, Arizona and currently lives in New York City. His work has been exhibited extensively in the United States, as well as internationally. Recent solo exhibitions include Bowery Nation at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Missouri, 2013 and at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Connecticut in 2012. He was recently included in the group exhibition One Must Know The Animals, Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Wisconsin, 2012 and his work will be shown in the Musée du Quai Branly's exhibition The Art and Life of the Plains Indians opening in 2014 and traveling to the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Missouri and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. He was the recipient of the Joan Mitchell Award in 2006 and the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award in painting in 2001.
Kahlhamer is included in numerous public collections including Museum of Modern Art, New York; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; Seattle Art Museum, Washington; Denver Art Museum, Colorado; Weatherspoon Art Museum, North Carolina; Milwaukee Art Museum, Wisconsin; Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas and Hood Museum of Art, New Hampshire.
Concurrently on view at 524 West 24th Street is Malick Sidibé from March 28th through April 26th.
Upcoming exhibitions at the gallery include Toyin Odutola at 524 West 24th Street and Gehard Demetz at 513 West 20th Street. The opening receptions for both exhibitions will be on Thursday, May 1st and they will both remain on view until Saturday, May 31st.
Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 6pm. For additional information and photographic material please contact the gallery at info@jackshainman.com.


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Concert Report: Gimeno's TSO debut offers three fresh takes
Written by Esther van Eeden
Category: Emerging Arts Critics
Turning the corner onto Simcoe Street, I always wonder whether I'm on the right block. My eyes follow the symmetric buildings, up and down, until the gleaming rounded concrete case brings relief. Roy Thomson Hall stands proudly isolated from its surroundings, and on the evening of February 21 there was a sense of camaraderie between the building and the concert inside it – both unconventional, both beautifully different.
Though the "Dvořák & Beethoven" concert program seemed at first glance like standard orchestral fare, both of the title works – Dvořák's Cello Concerto in B Minor, featuring cellist Johannes Moser, and Beethoven's Symphony No.4 in B-flat Major – were experimental pieces in the careers of these two composers. With the exception of his early A-major concerto (which was left unorchestrated), Dvořák had never written a cello concerto before, while for Beethoven, Symphony No.4 represents a subversion of the Classical symphony structure. Ligeti's rarely-played Romanian Concerto rounded out the program. Throughout, conductor Gustavo Gimeno, in his TSO debut, expertly navigated the orchestra through abrupt musical changes in each of the three works.
Opening the program was Dvořák's Cello Concerto in B Minor. The tender Allegro was introduced with an opening theme in the clarinets and lower strings, echoed by the first violins and oboes, that quickly built to a full orchestral climax. The Czech composer, desperately homesick while writing this piece, introduced into the second theme the strong flavour of Bohemian folk music. A violinist himself, Dvořák was not impressed by the range of the cello and did not intend for this piece to be a traditional 19th-century virtuoso performance. Instead, he treats the cello as a voice supported by the orchestra, and it was only after this orchestral build that cello soloist Johannes Moser began to play.
This German-Canadian phenomenon left no doubt as to how he earned his third ECHO KLASSIK award in 2017 as "Instrumentalist of the Year." Absolutely absorbed in the music, he swayed silently onstage for the full three-minute orchestral introduction before launching into his performance. I was amazed by the fervour of his stage presence. Moser executed the series of speedy variations of the opening theme with devilishly dexterous fingers before building towards the first movement's end with rising octaves, perfectly balanced against the orchestra's drum rolls and militaristic trumpets.
In contrast to the first movement's triumphant conclusion, the slow Adagio evoked emotions of great sadness. Here, Dvořák alludes to Josephina's song, one of four songs written for his dying sister-in-law. Breaking from tradition, the piece has no cadenza; the third and final movement closes gradually in a diminuendo like a sigh, a supposed reference from Dvořák to the grief he felt when losing Josephina.
A brilliant performance of this work by Moser and the TSO had the audience on their feet before the last note faded away. If the cello was ever at risk of being swallowed by the orchestra, Moser's passionate performance certainly convinced us otherwise. Playing off the lyrical quality of Dvořák's concerto, Moser surprised the audience with an encore: a technically perfect rendition of the Sarabande from Bach's Cello Suite 1.
After intermission, the folk music theme continued with Ligeti's four-movement Romanian Concerto. The first Andantino movement began with a moderate, comforting melody, while the Allegro vivace provided a strong, cheerful folk flavour. Instruments were unconcealed and each was given a moment to shine, with particularly impressive solo performances by Jonathan Crow on violin and Camille Watts on piccolo. In contrast, the third Adagio movement is more dissonant and the village band elements Ligeti added filter through. The finale movement is slightly frenzied and the folk themes are echoed by all the instruments, but dies down quietly with the violins and horns. Here, the whole orchestra joins in abruptly, signalling the end of the piece.
Ligeti's composition served as a good juxtaposition and bridge to the more classically structured work of Beethoven. The darker timbre and more subdued, moody feel of his Symphony No.4 in B-flat Major were a welcome change from the upbeat Romanian Concerto. From his middle period, this symphony adheres loosely to Classical structure but throws the audience about throughout, with bursts of quick musical passages and rapid tempo changes. It suggests a mood of anger, hurt and frustration – which is understandable, seeing as it was composed around the time when Beethoven realised he was losing his hearing.
The work surprises the audience throughout. In the first movement, the opening dissonances and lyrical theme were built up in the orchestra, before dissolving into staccato, soloistic passages. An abrupt end to the second movement left the audience in anticipation for the third movement – a lively Allegro vivace, with the unusual feature of a repeated scherzo and trio section. The fourth movement concludes with a sweet, classical build in the flutes that slows down dramatically before the violins and trumpets sounded the final three fast-stroked notes, leaving the audience with a sense of unresolved anticipation.
These three pieces created a perfect marriage between the known and unfamiliar, and Gimeno commanded an easy flow between works, staying fluid even when the music was abrupt. This charismatic guest conductor left listeners standing as proud as Roy Thomson Hall itself – and deserves the admiration of the audience and orchestra alike.
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra presented "Dvořák & Beethoven" on February 21 and 22, 2018 at Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto.
Formally trained in classical ballet, music theory, piano and flute, Esther van Eeden fostered a deep appreciation of the arts from a young age. To her, art is threaded into all aspects of life, and through her pursuit of a career in architecture, she strives to create environments that express human emotion.


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I finally decided to go for the Deep Tissue Potali Treatment, as I felt my body needed a boost after a period of hard workouts and a hectic schedule due to work. Plus, the treatment was done with ILA products. ILA is one of my favorite brands when it comes to body products. The products are created in a meditative environment using unsurpassed natural ingredients and minimal processing. Every product is instilled with a very strong intent to nurture way beyond the surface of the skin. In other words, the products are designed to promote deep biological and emotional change in those that experience them – both through touch and smell. Oh my god I want them all!
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The entire treatment is inspired by Ayurvedic healing traditions. In the beginning the – uber-talented masseuse – made a good body scrub so that she cleaned my skins from all the dead cells. Then she applied ILA's unique earth and fire essential oil blend with rhythmic, fluid massage over the whole body. The massage was followed by heated volcanic stones that soothed my muscles while herbal potali bags were saturated in warmed pine, amber, and frankincense. These bags worked with rapid movements following the pathways of ida & pingala (feminine & masculine energy). That's where I reached the "aha" moment and felt my muscles relaxing like never before. This treatment soothes pain, muscle cramps, stress and old injuries while balancing polarity within the body.


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Slidell man returns home Monday after being detained in South Sudan
Elton McCabe detained since October
Friends and family greeted Elton Mark McCabe at Armstrong International Airport on Monday after he was held in a South Sudanese jail for more than a month.
Slidell resident Elton Mark McCabe finally returned home after spending nearly two months detained in South Sudan.McCabe's charges were dropped on Nov. 29.He returned to New Orleans International Airport at approximately 5 p.m. Monday, Sen. David Vitter said."I'm very excited that Mark McCabe is finally getting out of South Sudan after being held there with no just cause since mid-October," Vitter said. "This has been just a horrible incident and I'm pleased to know that the South Sudanese government did the right thing and Mark is returning home to Louisiana. It's been a huge effort and taken way too long, but this is great, great news."On Nov. 15, Vitter sent a letter to the president of South Sudan, Salva Kiir Mayardit, urging him to ensure McCabe would be granted due process as guaranteed by South Sudan law and international law.McCabe and an Iraqi man run a construction and consultant firm. On Oct. 14, they were arrested on allegations of kidnapping an Indian businessman for a $5 million ransom.The pair denied the charges and said security forces detained them and provided neither medical nor consulate assistance. McCabe and his family maintain the entire situation is a misunderstanding.
Slidell resident Elton Mark McCabe finally returned home after spending nearly two months detained in South Sudan.
McCabe's charges were dropped on Nov. 29.
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Slidell man arrested on charges of accepting kickbacks
Charges against Slidell man held in South Sudan dropped
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Slidell businessman freed from South Sudan jail
He returned to New Orleans International Airport at approximately 5 p.m. Monday, Sen. David Vitter said.
"I'm very excited that Mark McCabe is finally getting out of South Sudan after being held there with no just cause since mid-October," Vitter said. "This has been just a horrible incident and I'm pleased to know that the South Sudanese government did the right thing and Mark is returning home to Louisiana. It's been a huge effort and taken way too long, but this is great, great news."
On Nov. 15, Vitter sent a letter to the president of South Sudan, Salva Kiir Mayardit, urging him to ensure McCabe would be granted due process as guaranteed by South Sudan law and international law.
McCabe and an Iraqi man run a construction and consultant firm. On Oct. 14, they were arrested on allegations of kidnapping an Indian businessman for a $5 million ransom.
The pair denied the charges and said security forces detained them and provided neither medical nor consulate assistance. McCabe and his family maintain the entire situation is a misunderstanding.


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Revolutionary terror, also known as "red terror", was often used by revolutionary governments to suppress counterrevolutionaries. The first example was the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution in 1794. Other notable examples include the Red Terror in Soviet Russia in 1918–1922, as well as simultaneous campaigns in the Hungarian Soviet Republic and in Finland. In China Red Terror in 1966 and 1967 started the Cultural revolution.
Counterrevolutionary terror is usually referred to as "white terror". Notable examples are the terror campaigns in France (1794–1795), in Russia (1917–20), in Hungary (1919–1921), and in Spain. Modern examples of counter-revolutionary terror include Operation Condor in South America.
David Forte states that the primary difference between terror and terrorism is that while terror can be neutrally evil, i.e. random violence committed by robbers, rapists and even soldiers, terrorism has the additional political or moral dimension, being the systemised use of randomly focused violence by organised groups against civilian targets to effect a political objective.
the dominant rationale for distinct, committed groups and networks of activists.
Recently, M. Korstanje and P. Tarlow recognize that terror movies draw an ethnocentric discourse where vulnerable tourists, most of them youngs, are attacked during their journeys. The war on terror, triggered by Bush´s administration, not only modified the way of making terror movies, but also engendering a discourse following these lines: a) devils do not respect hospitality, b) hospitality may be defined as the emergence of hostility, c) tourists are vulnerable because they are not familiar with visited territory, and d) terror tends to demonize the others. Certainly, 9/11 and war on terror have closed the boundaries of US and strengthened its ethnocentrism.
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C&W Business Recognised As A Leader In 2016 Gartner Magic Quadrant For Disaster Recovery As A Service
Company receives recognition for the second year in a row* Only Caribbean and Latin American Company to be included in the 2016 Gartner Magic Quadrant
C&W Business, a division of Cable & Wireless Communications, (C&W), now part of Liberty Global (LiLAC Group), is pleased to announce that for the second year in a row, it has been recognized in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)1. C&W Business is positioned as a Leader in Gartner's 2016 Magic Quadrant for Disaster Recovery as a Service and was the only Caribbean and Latin American regional organization to be included in this year's Magic Quadrant.
From 2016 through 2020, the use of either DRaaS or IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) to support the failover of production applications will grow by more than 200%, according to the report. The C&W Business DRaaS Solution protects business data and applications from all types of disasters by providing the latest technologies that allow users to become better informed when making critical business decisions.
Gartner Magic Quadrants are based on rigorous analysis backed up by a highly structured methodology. The evaluation was based on Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute and participants were assessed on a range of criteria. C&W Business believes in order to be recognized as a leader in Gartner's Magic Quadrants, a Company must act as a reliable source of information for CIOs and C-level executives who are assessing technology and service providers needed to make critical business decisions. By offering snapshots of markets and their participants, companies are able to evaluate vendor strengths and weaknesses against their current and future needs from Gartner recommendations.
"I am pleased that C&W Business has been recognized this year as a leader in Disaster Recovery as a Service and we are immensely grateful for the positive feedback from our customers," said John Maduri, President of C&W Business. "What is particularly pleasing is that C&W Business is the only representative from the Caribbean and Latin America regions in the Magic Quadrant. Our customers recognize the importance we place on providing integrated solutions when they need it most and while we now serve as the leading ICT provider across the Caribbean and Latin America. We feel it is therefore an honor to receive this recognition not only from our customers but within the industry as well," added Maduri.
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Police in the central city of Da Nang are prosecuting six persons in connection with their involvement with a huge international gambling network.
Major General Nguyen Van Son, director of police in Da Nang City led the investigation to uncover the gambling ring.
Hundreds of billions of dong in cash have been confiscated with many people being arrested for their involvement in the crime.
After 50 days of tracking down the culprits, anti-crime police cracked down and detained five persons in custody, namely, Lu Khanh Tung, 43, from An Hai Tay Ward; Le Duc Vu, 37, from An Hai Bac Ward in Son Tra District; Le Ky Hoan, 35, from Thach Thang Ward and director of Xuyen Dong Duong ( Trans-Indochina) Company; Pham Van Tuan Anh, 32, from Binh Thuan Ward in Hai Chau District; and Luong Thi Anh Dao, 44, from My An Ward in Ngu Hanh Son District.
Police were able to track the above men after investigating Nguyen Anh Cuong, 42, from Binh Hung Ward in Phan Thiet Town in the central province of Binh Thuan.
From Nguyen Anh Cuong police gained lead to Nguyen Van Vinh, 36, in Nam Duong Ward in Hai Chau District, chairman and director of Vinh Quang Nguyen Company. Police seized more than VND200 million (US$9,601) in cash, tens of credit cards, smart phones and laptops, all used for gambling online.
Since 2010, Nguyen Anh Cuong and several of his accomplices established contact with gambling operations worldwide and set up football gambling rings in Vietnam, each betting amounts in hundreds of billions of dong.
These gangs operated in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Phan Thiet, Da Nang and Thua Thien-Hue. In addition, several of them specialized in collecting bet money and forced losers to pay their debts, often using violent means to do so.
Police are calling for all persons involved in these gambling rings to give themselves up and are offering clemency to those who voluntarily hand themselves to the police or help in further investigation.


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Projected Snowfall Totals Released For Pre-Christmas Storm With 3 Feet Possible In Some Spots
Areas expected to see accumulating snowfall from the pre-Christmas storm: 1 to 3 inches (shown in the lightest blue), 3 to 6 inches (Columbia blue), 6 to 12 inches (blue), 12 to 24 inches (Royal blue), 24 to 36 inches (purple). Photo Credit: AccuWeather.com
Meteorologists (Not Groundhog) Share Spring Forecast For Mid-At…
The first projected snowfall totals have been released for a potent pre-Christmas storm that will bring snow, rain, and strong winds that could cause poor travel conditions and power outages.
The system is due to arrive on Thursday, Dec. 22, and continue into Friday, Dec. 23, the National Weather Service said.
Current models show the chance for potentially significant snowfall in some areas, with rain and gusty winds elsewhere.
In fact, some parts of the Midwest could see up to 3 feet of accumulation, and significant snowfall in parts of upstate New York and northern New England.
Snowfall projections from AccuWeather.com are displayed in the image above:
1 to 3 inches (shown in the lightest blue),
3 to 6 inches (Columbia blue),
6 to 12 inches (blue),
12 to 24 inches (Royal blue),
24 to 36 inches (purple).
Currently, projections have the system winding down sometime on Saturday, with dry conditions expected on Christmas Day, which could be one of the coldest Christmases in years in some spots. High temperatures on Christmas could struggle to reach the mid 20s.
In most of this region, snowfall is not expected, but damaging winds could bring the potential of downed trees and power lines, leading to outages, along with possible rainfall amounts of 2 inches or more.
There's still uncertainty surrounding the system's precise projected timing, track, and potential strength.
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Video shows Arizona deputy tackling 15-year-old quadruple amputee
Arizona deputy tackles 15-year-old quadruple amputee
By: Bob D'Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Updated: November 18, 2019 - 6:52 PM
A disturbing eight-minute cellphone video of an Arizona sheriff's department deputy tackling and cursing at a 15-year-old boy with no limbs at a group home has prompted an internal affairs investigation.
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The incident was recorded by another teen at a group home in the Tucson area in September, KOLD reported. It was provided to the television station by the Pima County Public Defender's Office.
The incident sparked an internal affairs investigation by the Pima County Sheriff's Department, The Washington Post reported. Deputy James Allerton, a spokesman for Pima County Sheriff's Department, told the Arizona Republic on Friday that the deputy, Manuel Van Santen, was placed on administrative leave.
Deputy caught on video tackling teen quadruple amputee identified by @PimaSheriff. His name and picture: https://t.co/wo9qWeq02p pic.twitter.com/6vjmZmUrd7
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Allerton said Van Santen is an 11-year veteran of the agency, the newspaper reported.
The Sept. 26 incident was ignited when the 15-year-old, who was in a group home after being abandoned by his family, allegedly knocked over a garbage can and verbally threatened a worker, KOLD reported.
Van Santen was called to the home to restore order, the television station reported.
In the video, Van Santen is seen holding the boy down for more than a minute as the teen struggles to break free, the Republic reported. It is not clear how long the incident lasted, as the video began in the middle of the struggle.
The deputy was not wearing a body camera, the Post reported.
The deputy is shown in the video kneeling next to the amputee and putting the teen in a headlock, the Post reported. The teen can be heard becoming more upset, asking the deputy not to hold him down.
When Van Santen loosened his grip, the boy attempted to break free, the newspaper reported. The boy did not get far before the deputy tackled him, wrapping his arms around the teen to subdue him.
Pima County public defender Joel Feinman told the Post the incident likely would not have come to light if it had not been recorded. Feinman said the 16-year-old boy who recorded the incident had his head pushed into a wall by deputies, the newspaper reported.
"These are kids who have already been traumatized in some way," Feinman, whose office is representing both boys, told the Post.
Both teens were arrested on disorderly conduct charges, KOLD reported. Arizona prosecutors dropped disorderly conduct charges against the quadruple amputee, The Associated Press reported.
"Men with badges should not be acting this way," Feinman told the television station. "Men and women who do act this way should not have badges and guns."


Meet the newest member of our household, a handsome, hybrid poodle/Maltese/Shi Tsu named Oscar. Our new puppy is an adorable bundle of fluff, champagne coloured with an angelic face which belies his wicked playfullness. He is the tiniest little soul and yet he is like a charged electric current of energy in our household. He wakes at about 6am, he whines to be let into our bedroom and he then bounces about our bed like the bunny in the battery TV ad. The four-legged dynamo does not stop racing through the house, chasing his own tail around the lawn, and already at 11 weeks of age, he has developed eccentricities. He loves shoes and shoe-laces and has a thing for smelly socks! His teeth have the strength of a lion already because he will drag husband Olivier's big shoe – bigger than Oscar himself – down the hall to his lair. His new padded basket is where he deposits his precious things and he doesn't mind being popped into a carry bag provided he can poke his head over the top.
His favourite toy is a fluffy mouse and he has learnt how to stamp his paw on a pirate toy which squeaks. Some of our well-meaning friends questioned the wisdom of buying a puppy because of our harrowing journey with Olivier's cancer, which continues. Yet Oscar has been the best decision. He is one big bundle of joy to us both and we are like doting parents, laughing at his antics throughout the day; worrying if he is out of sight. But the best outcome is that Oscar has become our focus on happiness – an antidote for the sadness which lurks in our life. And his playful tricks keep our minds off Olivier's cancer prognosis. He is a big part of the art of living fearlessly in the shadow of terminal illness.
However, one of the big problems with owning a puppy is toilet-training as this is crucial for the future enjoyment of having a pooch in your everyday life. Luckily, Oscar's breeder, an efficient woman named Rae, had trained him to piddle on paper and our beautiful new home is now strewn with patches of newsprint at every doorway, which he uses most of the time. The idea is you gradually reduce the number of newspapers to just one, by the doggie door. However, his poops are another matter altogether and we must watch our feet and keep the carpeted bedrooms closed. This is the reason he has been banned from sleeping in our bedroom overnight.
Any words of wisdom about toilet training puppies out there in cyberland?
Meanwhile, here are the latest pix of our 11-week-old puppy.
Can't wait seeing him. You need to encourage him going outside for its toilet training and do not forget to over congratulate him when he is successful. Training is mainly encouraging natural aptitudes of the animal, they love to be congratulated.
Carolyn, Yes, he comes from the same breeder.. Isn't that amazing?


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Hounslow West Evangelical Church
"For what we preach is not ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord, and ourselves as your servants for Jesus' sake." — 2 Corinthians 4:5 (NIV)
Hounslow West Evangelical Church is located in west London, a few miles east of Heathrow Airport. We are a few minutes walk from Hounslow West tube station which is on the Piccadilly Line. The M4 (junction 3) is about 5 to 10 minutes drive away (depending on the traffic).
Getting to us by road
Hounslow West Evangelical Church is in west London, and is located approximately 2 miles from Junction 3 of the M4. The map above shows where the church is located.
Please note that it is not possible to turn right into Vicarage Farm Road from the eastbound carriageway of the A4 (Great West Road). If approaching from the west, it is necessary to take the A3006 (Bath Road) at the junction of the A4, A3006 and A30, and then turn left into Vicarage Farm Road at the first set of traffic lights. The church is about 200 metres down the road on the left on the corner of Vicarage Farm Road and Renfrew Road.
Note: on site car parking available for regular services.
Reaching us by rail
Hounslow West Evangelical Church is just a few hundred yards from Hounslow West tube station on the Piccadilly Line, where a number of buses stop. Turn right out of the station, right again at the traffic lights into Vicarage Farm Road (at the junction of Bath Road with Vicarage Farm Road and Rosemary Avenue). The church is about 200 metres down the road on the left on the corner of Vicarage Farm Road and Renfrew Road.
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Dr. Carrie White works with individuals struggling with Anorexia, Bulimia, Compulsive Overeating, Night Eating Syndrome, Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Compulsive Exercise, and Poor Body-Image. Dr. White has extensive experience working with eating disorders and problems with body-image. She received specialized training in the treatment of eating disorders during a one-year fellowship with the Susan B. Krevoy Eating Disorder Program (SBK). Dr. White has treated eating disorders at all levels of care: outpatient, intensive outpatient (IOP), inpatient hospitalization, partial hospitalization, and residential. She has worked at renowned treatment programs including Laureate Eating Disorders Program, Radar Programs, and the Susan B. Krevoy Program. Dr. White works with females and males from adolescence to all ages of adulthood.


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DJ attacked, hijacked, robbed after late night concert
By Luis A. Jones on	 November 15, 2021 Baby Accessories
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – DJ and musician Alex Schultz was going home after a long day at work playing music at various venues in New Orleans. Her working day ended with a late night concert at Gasa Gasa Uptown, but as he returned to his Lower Garden District home, he said several men pursued him and stole his property.
"I just ran away. They caught me, "Schultz said. "They beat, punched, kicked everything with all my stuff, jumped in our car with literally every piece of DJ gear I got and drove off."
He said he saw his livelihood go missing – nearly $ 7,000 of missing equipment. They even took the tip pot, adding insult to injury.
"They hit the jackpot with me," Schultz said.
His wife and baby were at home and woke up to the noise outside. The family said the theft impacted not only their livelihoods but also their family life. Their baby stroller, diaper bag and other items were also in their car.
"I love New Orleans so much. It's so dear to my heart, but right now I'm on high alert, unfortunately, "said his wife, who did not want to be identified.
DJ and musician Alex Schultz says he was beaten, robbed and hijacked after a late-night concert in New Orleans.(WVUE)
It has been a difficult few years for their family. Musicians like Schultz have struggled to find work due to COVID restrictions. He said life was just starting to feel like it was getting back to normal. But without his equipment, he doesn't know when he will be able to return to work.
"I got a good amount of donations where I can start rebuilding and buy material and find out. I have stuff booked this weekend … I don't know if I'll be able to figure it out by then, "he said.
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Schultz said he was very grateful for the community support that has followed since the traumatic experience. A social media posting has garnered help from people in the music industry – everything from financial donations to other DJs offering to lend him their equipment for concerts.
"I don't know where I would be if I kept this to myself and hardly said anything online," he said. "I'm so glad I did. People get along too, sending me messages like 'hey, this happened to me, my girlfriend', my neighbor actually, "he said.
Schultz said their vehicle was found wrecked and cleaned up in the St. Roch neighborhood. The baby stroller was all that was left.
The NOPD asks anyone with information to call Sixth District detectives at 504-658-6060 or anonymously call Crime Stoppers at 504-822-1111.
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Continuity mistake: In FMVs, Lara has long hair in a ponytail, but in-game, her hair is short and tied in a bun. This is due to the fact that at the time, generating a moving ponytail for Lara in-game would take up too much memory.
Factual error: In the level St. Francis' Folly, which plays in Greece, there are 4 rooms that are supposed to be connected to Greek mythology. The rooms are called 'Neptune', 'Atlas', 'Damocles' and 'Thor'. However, Thor is actually a Nordic God and Neptune is a Roman God.


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600,000 targeted in polio campaign
The first round of a polio eradication campaign is set to begin on 18 January and will target the country's estimated 600,000 children under five years of age, UNICEF told IRIN today. Vaccines, cold boxes and other materials are being distributed throughout the country in preparation for the three-day campaign, while public education activities are underway in the various counties to encourage people to bring their children to the vaccination centres, UNICEF said. The campaign, which will employ some 600 vaccination teams, is coordinated by the Ministry of Health with technical support from UNICEF and WHO. The second round of immunisations is scheduled for 22-24 February, UNICEF added.
Mapped: The rapid spread of the new coronavirus in China and beyond
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African migrants fall foul of US, Mexico policy changes
'There are so many people here now, waiting.'
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Nearly four million Haitians, one in three, are estimated to need food aid this year.


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M6.1 earthquake hits Sulawesi, Indonesia at intermediate depth
Posted by Teo Blašković on January 6, 2021 at 23:25 UTC (14 days ago)
Categories: Newsflash, Seismic activity
A strong earthquake registered by the USGS as M6.1 hit North Sulawesi, Indonesia at 20:59 UTC on January 6, 2021. The agency is reporting a depth of 157 km (97 miles). EMSC is reporting M6.1 at a depth of 161 km (100 miles).
The epicenter was located 60 km (37 miles) SSW of Gorontalo (population 144 195), and 108 km (67 miles) N of Luwuk (population 47 778), Indonesia.
There are 1 130 000 people living within 100 km (62 miles).
2 287 000 people are estimated to have felt light shaking and 2 576 000 weak.
Image credit: TW/SAM, Google
The USGS issued a green alert for shaking-related fatalities and economic losses. There is a low likelihood of casualties and damage.
Overall, the population in this region resides in structures that are vulnerable to earthquake shaking, though resistant structures exist. The predominant vulnerable building types are unreinforced brick with concrete floor and precast concrete frame with wall construction.
Regional seismicity
Featured image credit: TW/SAM, Google
Around 4 000 households were left without electricity supply in Finland and another 3 000 in Sweden on Wednesday, January 13, 2021, after heavy snowfall struck the region. In Sweden, about 3 000 homes were affected by power outages, according to Eon, noting that...
M6.1 earthquake hits off the coast of Isangel, Vanuatu
A strong earthquake registered by the USGS as M6.1 hit off the coast of Isangel, Vanuatu at 05:01 UTC on January 8, 2021. The agency is reporting a depth of 117 km (72 miles). EMSC is reporting M6.1 at a depth of 120 km (75 miles). The epicenter was located 147 km...
M6.3 earthquake hits Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
A strong earthquake registered by the USGS as M6.3 hit the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand at 00:28 UTC on January 8, 2021. The agency is reporting a depth of 224 km (139 miles). EMSC is reporting M6.3 at a depth of 182 km (113 miles). This is the second M6+...
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Rock On ist ein Lied von David Essex aus dem Jahr 1973, das von ihm geschrieben und Jeff Wayne produziert wurde. Es erschien auf dem gleichnamigen Album.

Geschichte
Der Song beinhaltet eine langsame Gesangsdarbietung in cis-Moll und eine minimalistische rhythmusbetonte Instrumentierung, mit Einflüssen aus Reggae und Dub. Die Texte sind als Hommage der früheren Rock 'n' Roll-Stars, der Jugendkultur der 1950er und James Dean (obwohl unter dem Namen Jimmy Dean sowohl er als auch der gleichnamige Musiker aufgeführt werden).

Für das markant zurückhaltende Arrangement war Jeff Wayne verantwortlich:

Laut Wayne spielten nur drei Studiomusiker an dem Song, am prominentesten war von denen der erfahrene Musiker Herbie Flowers, der mit seiner zweigleisigen Bassgitarre seinen "Slapback-Delay"-Effekt nutzt und einen komplexen polyrhythmischen Backbeat erzeugte:

Flower bemerkte, dass ihm für seine Arbeit statt die üblichen 12 Pfund 24 Pfund pro Stunde berechnet wurden. Eine ähnliche Doppeltrack-Bassline spielte Flowers auch in Lou Reeds Walk on the Wild Side und in einem Interview mit BBC Radio 4 erklärte er, dass er es tat, nur weil er doppelt bezahlt werden würde.

Die Veröffentlichung war am 1. August 1973, in Kanada wurde der den Musikrichtungen zuzuordnende Glam Rock und Bluesrocksong ein Nummer-eins-Hit.

Im Jahr 1988 erschien von Shep Pettibone ein Remix des Songs, das auf Essex Kompilation His Greatest Hits erschien und Platz 93 in den britischen Charts belegte. Diese Version ist in den Filmen Ich liebe Dick, The Devil's Rejects und in ein paar Episoden von den Sopranos und Cold Case – Kein Opfer ist je vergessen zu hören.

Coverversion von Michael Damian

im Jahr 1989 coverte Michael Damian Rock On, das auf dem Album Where Do We Go From Here erschien und Soundtrack des Films Dream a Little Dream ist. Das Cover ist im Vergleich zum Original deutlich härter gehalten und kommt ohne "Verzerrungen" im musikalischen und im Gesang aus. Zudem wurde hier auch ein Synthesizer angewendet. Das Cover entspricht den Musikrichtungen Glam Rock und Synthie-Pop. Die Veröffentlichung war am 17. März 1989, in den Vereinigten Staaten und Kanada wurde es ein Nummer-eins-Hit. In VH1s Liste 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s erreichte dieses Cover Platz 100.

Andere Coverversionen
 1982: Toni Basil
 1990: Heaven's Gate
 2001: Smashing Pumpkins
 2006: Def Leppard

Einzelnachweise

Nummer-eins-Hit
Rocksong
Popsong
Lied 1973


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Q: HTML embedded Vimeo player fails in Cordova CLI 5.4.1 and 6.2.0 I'm using the Intel XDK to build my Cordova app. I have an HTML/Javascript app that plays embedded Vimeo videos fine in web browsers.
When I build with Cordova CLI 5.1.1 things work fine as well for the iOS and Android apps.
When I build using Cordova CLI 5.4.1 or Cordova CLI 6.2.0 the Android app continues to play back Vimeo videos without issue, however for the iOS build the playback does not happen. The video area is still taking up the same amount of space, but displays a plain transparent/empty area with nothing visible in front of the background.
I started a topic here on the Vimeo forums without response.
https://vimeo.com/forums/help/topic:283713
In another thread, they responded briefly saying Vimeo does not support inline playback on mobile.
Any ideas on what might be a fix for this?

A: Okay, this issue was caused by the Whitelist changes to either the Intel XDK, or new versions of Cordova.
In the Intel XDK, under Projects -> Build Settings -> Whitelist > Navigation () I added *.vimeo.com
This caused the XDK file to update, in the following way:
"project": {
  "buildConfigurations": {
    "iOS": {
      "appAccess_": {
        "mode": "whitelist",
        "network": [
          "*"
        ],
        "intents": [],
        "navigation": [
          "*.vimeo.com"
        ]
      }
    }
  }
}

After this change, embedded Vimeo videos played fine in iOS app builds using Cordova 6.2.0
Note, the Network Request () entry under Whitelist was set to '*', not sure if that was relevant.


Roald Dahl's only stage play flopped. The Honeys, a tale of two serial-killing sisters, lasted only 36 performances on Broadway in 1955. "He was not a man of the theatre," says David Wood, who has adapted eight of Dahl's novels for the stage.
Almost 25 years after his death, though, Dahl has become big theatrical business. Matilda, the musical created by the Royal Shakespeare Company, has been seen by more than 2.5m people, with the Broadway transfer set to pass the $100m mark this month. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, another musical, is up to £51m, having just sold its millionth ticket in the West End. Composer Marc Shaiman recently let slip that it's also Broadway-bound in 2016.
Dahl continues to dominate the listings at this magical time of the year, when Britain's theatres look to replenish their coffers. West Yorkshire Playhouse has its homegrown production of James and the Giant Peach. The BFG is playing in Birmingham, Exeter Northcott is serving up George's Marvellous Medicine. In April, the Royal Court – that front-line of edgy new writing – will deliver The Twits, "mischievously adapted", the blurb says, by Irish playwright Enda Walsh.
Walsh is an inspired match for Dahl. His first plays included a fairytale about intellectual disability and The Ginger Ale Boy, about a kid with a flair for ventriloquism. Today, that dottiness remains, albeit much darker – darker even than Dahl. Walsh's brittle, damaged protagonists often shut themselves away, retreating into deranged fantasies.
The Twits doesn't even have much of a plot. "It's kind of like Beckett for children," says Kenyon. Mr Twit pranks Mrs Twit, who retaliates – and so on until a disease, the Shrinks, bumps them both off. Vladimir and Estragon would take their hats off to that.
Dahl did just that: his books began as bedtime stories, spun on the moment, only written down the next day.
"There's a kind of anarchy in the way Dahl writes," Kelly explains. "That's what's exciting about his writing but, actually, when you're structuring something for the stage, it can give you real problems." Dahl meanders and ricochets. Drama needs a sense of direction.
Solve such problems, though, and you're set. Child protagonists have always worked well on stage, and the freewheeling nature of Dahl's plotting makes for great set pieces: Bruce Bogtrotter's cake challenge, for instance, or Bruno Jenkins' mousey metamorphosis in The Witches. The language, with its snozzcumbers and frogscuttles, practically begs to be spoken aloud. That lick of fantasy and magic – what Kelly calls "an anarchy of the imagination" – leaves plenty to relish. Even so, the stage isn't a purely fantastical space, and one reason Dahl suits it so well is that his fictitious world isn't either. For all its Oompa Loompas and telekinetic schoolgirls, Dahl's world is basically our own. Walsh says it's like "seeing a traditional England being twisted and made dark." Greig thought about Charlie Bucket, living "on the edge of the edge of the edge of town" on a diet of cabbage soup. "Kids like that exist," he says, "but they're in Rio or Lagos, in slums and favelas." But, says Greig, "what Dahl brings is a Dahlian worldview" – and the key to that is a strong moral core. Theatre has a powerful sense of ethics and Dahl's stories are driven by an urge for justice. He's particularly brilliant at delivering "baddies" their comeuppance.
And what baddies they are. Kelly says he "could have written the Trunchbull a miniseries" but Liccy Dahl, Roald's widow, reined him in. "She said, 'You must remember she's a murderer.' " Greig adds: "Until the final moments, you've no idea if Willy Wonka's good or bad." Essentially, he's a billionaire dispatching spoilt brats to find a successor. He's a vigilante with a sweet tooth.
That's catnip to theatremakers such as Kelly, Greig and Walsh. Theatre is a slippery art-form, capable of admitting complexity and holding contradictions – so it suits Dahl beautifully. He might not have been a man of the theatre but he'd have fitted in well.


What makes up a marriage? It's two people who love one another and want to share the rest of their lives together. Marriages are the foundations of families that eventually bear kids and future generations. And even though marriages are amazingly fulfilling and meaningful, they also require a lot of hard work and effort.
There is just no denying the amount of hard work that is required for a marriage to even have a shot at lasting. You have to be mature enough to acknowledge that modern-day marriages are going to be presented with a new and difficult set of challenges.
It's no secret that marriages fail left and right in this modern age. But here's the thing: they don't really have to. It's just that a lot of these couples are often misguided on what they should really be doing to make their relationships last. And if you're reading this, then you should make sure to ingrain this next piece of information in your head: the key to making a relationship work is to always put your partner first.
In this contemporary age, it can be very easy to become distracted. As adults, there are so many things in life that will require your time, energy, and attention. And since that's the case, it can be very easy to neglect the needs of your partner and the relationship.
That's why it's always important that you consciously put the effort into ensuring that your partner and relationship is still a priority in your life. You should still always be making sure that you put your marriage first.
1. Why is it important to put your marriage first?
There are so many couples in marriages out there who will prioritize their own personal goals, careers, or even their kids over their spouses. And while this can be a necessity at times, it can prove to be very problematic to the marriage if conducted habitually.
If you persist in deprioritizing your relationship, then by the time you notice all the havoc that your neglect is causing, it will have been too late. It's not just that you make your spouse feel like they aren't being valued anymore, it can also have a profound effect on how your kids are going to view marriage and relationships.
2. The way you handle your marriage can influence your children.
One of the most important aspects of ensuring that your kids are brought up to be healthy and mature is that they are able to see their parents work as a team. Your children are going to feel a lot safer and more secure when they see that they have two in-sync adults who are leading the charge in the family.
If you make a conscious effort to stay interested and practice respect with one another, then it's going to have a very positive impact on your child's sense of security. And as they grow up, your kids will use your marriage as a benchmark for any relationships they might find themselves in.
3. How do you prioritize your spouse and marriage in your life?
Remember that it's not going to like you see in the movies wherein a big grand gesture will be enough to reverse whatever problems you might be experiencing in your relationship. Making a conscious effort to prioritize your relationship and marriage is a very demanding ordeal and it can really take a lot out of you.
You have to let the other person in the relationship know that you value them in even the simplest manners. You have to make sure that you pay attention to the little things. It's not just about the grand gestures that you are able to plan out every so often.
It's about the little habits that you practice in your relationship on a day-to-day basis. It's the little things like running errands, cooking dinner, driving the kids, and everything else to make each other's lives easier and more comfortable.
4. Let them know that you're happy to be with them.
Always express happiness and positive energy whenever you are around one another. You always want your partner to feel like their presence brings joy into your life.
5. Don't be withholding of physical intimacy.
In any kind of romantic relationship, intimacy is always going to be important. And one of the basic forms of intimacy is physical intimacy. Don't be afraid to get all sensual with your partner every now and then.
6. Just make time for one another.
Time is the single most valuable thing that you could ever give another person. And the more time that you give to your partner, the more that you're letting them know just how important they are to you.


My lil Alfred Hitchcock bobble head sits on the corner of my desk to remind me to always aim for excellence with every design I create. He's one of my all time favorite artists that has contributed so much to film and has maintained such a high level of consistency with respect to quality throughout his entire career.
Almost every shot in his films can be broken down and analyzed to uncover a treasure trove of elements that contribute to cinematic genius. This is even more impressive when you consider how limited technology was during his era.
His passion, work ethic, and mastery of his craft still inspires me to this day.
With countless inventions under his name (a lot we still use to this day), in my opinion, there is no one that used their natural talents for a more positive purpose than Nikola Tesla.
Not many people know that the third star to the left of the Chicago flag represents the 1983 World's Columbian Exposition (AKA Chicago's World's Fair) in Chicago where Tesla powered over 200,000 light bulbs for 27,000,000 visitors from around the world with his alternating current generators. At this time, harnessing this amount of electricity to power and light an event of this enormous scale was never seen before. This display also showed the rest of the world that Chicago was able to rise from the ashes of the Great Chicago Fire which destroyed a large portion of the city just 22 years earlier.
His obsession with one day providing the entire earth with free, clean energy has always made a big impression on me. To me, it was clear that he was motivated not by money, but by how he can use his talents to contribute to humanity.


North Queensland artists will have a chance to develop their drawing skills with manga artist David Lovegrove holding workshops in Townsville this week.
Mr Lovegrove has a fine arts background but his passion is for Japanese animation and graphic novels.
While Western comics are usually about superheroes and aimed at a younger audience, Japanese manga is more like a graphic novel explains Mr Lovegrove.
"Manga on the other hand is an incredible cultural phenomenon, every age group has its particular stories and it is as varied in art style as there are artists..."
Traditionally Australians haven't been huge buyers of art but the younger generation of Australians are keenly embracing the visual arts suggests Mr Lovegrove.
"Australians like to go exhibitions but don't always have a strong drive to open their wallet and buy things".
At his workshops Mr Lovegrove will be teaching participants that you don't have to be "Michelangelo" to create a good manga.
"The story is the thing.... If you have got a good story tell it. Sometimes to tell the truth, the more naive work flows better."
Mr Lovegrove will be holding manga workshops at Youthfest on Friday from 9:00am until 2:00pm, and at Thuringowa Citylibrary from 3:15 on Monday.
He will also be visiting Kirwan High School and Ryan Catholic College schools on Monday.