Its alright - contingency plans in place. You really think the Brit bureaucrats havent thought this through?
Britain has stepped up planning for the effects of such a departure and on Thursday published 28 technical notices here covering the impact on areas ranging from environmental standards to certification for manufacturers.
Contingency plan don't make me laugh, they gave a ferry contract to a firm with no ships, just today there has been a warning about medication supplies as a direct result of Brexit and they have put troops on standby.
I am not going to do your research for you but if you are interested, and you seem to be, then actually look at the negative impact of a no-deal Brexit. There is a reason nobody wants it.
Funny how you didn't respect the will of the US people in your many anti-Trump threads and long posts. Your short answers here prove again your agenda.
Britain will survive - in fact they will flourish as other global economies take up the slack. Competition can only be good for the common man, no?
But why bring facts into an emotional plea - because thats all you're really doing here.
Trading restrictions work both ways, so any attempt by Brussels to punish the disobedient Brits by preventing them exporting agricultural goods to the EU might encourage the British government to find sudden reasons to stop the importation of German motor cars. Or Irish beef. Or French wine. Have you tried new-world merlots? They can be rather good. And good value. No deal would, in fact, have tremendous advantages. It would allow Britain immediately to negotiate and sign trade deals beyond Europe. It would force May's government to cut taxes to make us more competitive. It would result in a tremendous boost to national unity.
I am sure Quentin Letts degree in medieval literature make him the ideal person to comment on the UK economy post brexit.
Apparently New World Merlots being perfectly acceptable is more than a counter point to treasury analysis of the cost of a no deal brexit.
I was talking about the "claytons' republic referendum that we ( Aust ) were given to vote on. The wiki link showed that.
In such systems, the president has genuine executive authority, unlike in a parliamentary republic, but the role of a head of government may be exercised by the prime minister.
Really thats the best you can come up with? What with life peerages; you seriously think the system isn't rigged already?
Many republic's have both PM and president. In some the president is a largely symbolic head of state. Not why sure that means they are not a real republic?
Not sure why I would comment on the other part since it was in no way addressed to me?
And people , some of them , want to keep Britain in that kind of peril ? Where their vote for their national politicians counts for nothing effectively , and when there have been countless scenarios like that Berlusconi incident . Surely by now still wanting to remain is either very misguided , or downright willful ignorance .
"The Brexit mess keeps on getting messier. Now a rule dating from 1604 could see the UK crash out of the EU even though MPs have voted against just that.
Crash out anyway - of course its not important - Parliamentary rules, LOL.
I only dragged Trump into it because you were very vocal in those threads on how another country should not respect the will of the people and here again you are playing duck and weave and fearmongering over Brexit and not respecting the will of the vote.
How is May any different than Merkel? She's a patsy for the EU.
Directly quote me (in full please) or shut up.
Sorry getting really fed up of members in this thread putting words into my mouth.
If Spain came to its senses then it would want to leave too. I can wait to leave the EU, they are just a bully.
They wont let their accounts be audited in over 20 years.
indeed and if you quietly do some research you may find thousands of eu offshore accounts for the purposes of........wait, don't take my word for it coz i'm an brexit asshat lol!


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Spencer: Fantasies about Jihad
By Robert Spencer
FrontPageMagazine.com | March 15, 2006
I recently spoke at the Pim Fortuyn Memorial Conference in The Hague, which focused on Europe's growing immigration crisis and imminent Islamization; Bat Ye'or, Ibn Warraq, Daniel Pipes, Douglas Murray and others were also featured speakers. The first night we were in The Hague there was a reception for us at the American Embassy. The new Ambassador, Roland E. Arnall, hadn't arrived yet, but I had a pleasant conversation with our host, Deputy Chief of Mission Chat Blakeman.
Blakeman introduced me to an official of the Dutch Ministry of Integration, who spends her days in dialogue with Dutch imams and other Muslim leaders. We began a wide-ranging discussion about the nature of the jihad threat and the proper response to it. In the course of this I asked her how many Muslim leaders she encountered who were ready to lay aside attachment to the Sharia, accept the Dutch governmental and societal structure and the parameters of Dutch pluralism, and be willing to live in Dutch society as equals to, not superiors of, non-Muslims indefinitely. She told me that there were only very few, but insisted that we had to work with those few, and indeed had to place our faith and hope in them, for otherwise the future was impossibly bleak. I asked her if she had read the Qur'an. She told me no, she hadn't, and wouldn't, because she didn't want to lose all hope — and because whatever was in it, she still had to work to find some accord with the Muslim leaders, no matter what.
I urged her to ask the imams with whom she spoke questions that made their loyalties clear, insofar as they would answer them honestly. I urged her to ask them whether they would like to see Sharia implemented in the Netherlands at any time in the future, and whether they were working toward that end in any way, peaceful as well as violent. I asked her to ask them whether they would be content to live as equals with non-Muslims indefinitely in a Dutch pluralistic society, or whether they would ultimately hope to institute Islamic supremacy and the subjugation of non-Muslims.
She couldn't ask them those questions, she told me. Such questions would immediately put their relationship on a confrontational plane, when cooperation was what they wanted, not confrontation. But, I sputtered, you're not getting cooperation as it is. The confrontation is already upon us. What is to be gained by pretending that it isn't happening?
I don't envy this articulate and intelligent young lady her job. But her remarks reminded me of a message I received not long ago, after I had criticized former Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid's bit of Wall Street Journal puffery about how Islam is really a religion of peace. A reader took me to task for "suggesting that Islam is irredeemable in some sense." He asked: "if we assume this to be true, what is to be done. What would Mr. Spencer suggest that this or any American president do to deal with this reality. Wahid was thought to be a step in the right direction when he was president of the extremely large population of Indonesia, but if he is not much more than a 'trumped-up counterfeit,' where do we go from here."
Where do we go from here? We go to reality. We stop deceiving ourselves and allowing ourselves to be deceived by others. If Wahid was being disingenuous about the teachings of Islam, then he doesn't offer Westerners hope. He offers them a weak reed that will collapse when they need it the most. Why? Because Muslims who are attracted by the siren song of jihad will see through his pleasing platitudes and recognize how slim a case he really has with reference to the Islamic texts. Westerners can be fooled by him, and Muslims can't. The young lady in the Dutch Ministry of Integration, despite her best efforts to ignore or deny this reality, kept coming up against it: she found that only a small minority of Muslim leaders in Holland were at all interested in working toward integration.
Eventually the Dutch Ministry of Integration and other administrative bodies in the Western world are going to have to come to grips with the implications of that fact, and with the implications of other facts about Islamic jihad that so far they have preferred to pretend did not exist. What would I suggest that the President do about this reality? I would suggest that he acknowledge it as a reality. That he address the nation and the world, and tell them that the United States is going to lead the resistance to jihad and Sharia supremacism in the name of equality of rights and dignity of all peoples. That any state that oppresses non-Muslims or denies them equality of rights in any way will receive no American aid whatsoever. That any state that allows the idea that Muslims must make war against non-Muslims until they either convert to Islam or submit to the Islamic social order will be no friend of the United States. That the idea that the U.S. Constitution should one day be replaced by Islamic Sharia, whether by violent or non-violent means, will be understood within the United States as seditious.
The Pim Fortuyn Memorial Conference was one small effort to bring Dutch officials, and ultimately the West at large, to confront the realities of our world that the world is doing all it can to deny. Bat Ye'or spoke about how European officials themselves had brought Eurabia into being by encouraging immigration while eschewing assimilation at the insistence of the Arab League. Only now are Europeans realizing that their culture, their soul, has been sold by their leaders for oil, and the jihad is upon them.
It is a reality so bleak that it is no wonder that most officials prefer fantasy. But they won't be able to maintain their comfortable illusions much longer.
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Q: What is the best way to process large amount of network packets in Python? I'm doing a research in malware detection systems. To make a model of infected systems behavior I need to process a large amount of packets from a Pcap file, group them in flows (packets with the same IPs a ports of source and destiny) and then extract some features from those flows.
I'm using DPKT to parse and read the info from the packets. My question is about the most efficient way to do the grouping process. I have begun using a PostgreSQL database, querying if a flow with the info of the package exists, and adding it to the flow or creating a new one. But I think this method is very inefficient, so I'm asking for other alternatives like using in-memory structures, improve the database or any other thing.

A: If the data fits into memory, then pythons dict data structure seems very efficient, especially speed wise.
One way to solve your problem could be to use the Counter class which is a subclass of dict:
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History can be reassuring — if you understand it | Opinion
To me, history read like a badly edited slasher movie. I was a kid of the '60s. I wanted things changed now.
History can be reassuring — if you understand it | Opinion To me, history read like a badly edited slasher movie. I was a kid of the '60s. I wanted things changed now. Check out this story on tallahassee.com: https://www.tallahassee.com/story/opinion/2019/10/20/history-can-reassuring-if-you-understand-opinion/4022534002/
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I hated history classes when I was a kid. The winners always wrote the history, and it seemed like there was only one way to view anything. If you saw it differently, well — you were wrong. Period.
But the most discouraging thing about history is that time and again, people did the same horrible things to one another, almost invariably in the name of a god of love.
Physical evolution might be clear from a very distant perspective, but in the few thousand years of human history, we were unchanged: We behaved pretty much like rapacious, violent jerks. History does not speak well for the evolution of thought. (With, of course, some notable exceptions. In limited places.)
George Santayana wrote, "Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it." I think George was an optimist. He believed in education.
And in some ways, we did. Women and people of color have much more than they did 50 years ago, but are still not equal before the law, in the marketplace, in our culture.
I am no longer a kid. "Senior" is the polite word. And that means I can take OLLI classes.
OLLI stands for Osher LifeLong Learning Institute, and FSU's OLLI has about 1,100 members. Great classes are offered in art history, literature, science, current affairs, all kinds of wonderful things. I took a class on Bollywood and learned about Indian movies. Opera Appreciation, Forensic Pathology, the Life and Culture of Fire Ants are just a few of the other classes I've taken.
But the classes that have mesmerized me are the history classes. I lay this entirely at FSU Professor Emeritus Rod Anderson's scholarly feet. My first grown-up history class with him was a revelation.
It was about how we won World War II. He presented history like this: On this hand these scholars believe this is what happened; on the other hand this group of scholars thinks something quite different happened. I agree with XYZ because their sources are original, better informed, something other reason.
What? No dogma? We are to analyze this on our own? Whoa.
I read the suggested materials. I paid attention. I even took notes. And I began volunteering at dinner parties to explain how the artisan culture of Japan made it impossible for them to win.
I took Civil War classes with FSU Professor Emeritus Jim Jones. I need to do that at least two more times to take in all he had to say. I'm now into Reconstruction.
And I have discovered that history can be quite affirming, reassuring.
Since Nov. 8, 2016, I have needed a lot of reassuring. I turned into Chicken Little and ran around screaming that the sky was falling. And it is, but we have lived through all of this — and worse — and come through it.
There have been assassinations, fruitless wars, lies, slander, a civil war, a cold war. Walls up and walls down. Genocide, racism, antisemitism, misogyny, good elections, bad elections and rank stupidity have all repeatedly tried to kill this nation. We are still here. We are still feisty.
History has finally taught me that we can take some pretty hard knocks, be self-defeating, self-destructive, shoot ourselves in both feet and somehow muddle on. Inch by inch, hand over hand.
Not fast. This is an endurance test, not a race.
Thank you, history.
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Caroline Earle White: Compassion for Livestock and the 28-Hour Law (1873)
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I am much obliged for the enclosed sketch which pleasured and amused me very much. I am glad you go about in "high top boots" ferreting out abuses and attending to the wants of the often persecuted "brute creation." I should like to see you at your work. If I were a man, I am quite sure I would follow your example, but as it has pleased the Almighty God to create me a woman, I must be satisfied with a more limited sphere of labor and do the little good that I can with my tongue.
Caroline Earle White – from The Journal of Zoophily (202)
In 1869, the first animal shelter was created in the United States by Caroline Earle White. Just two years before, in 1867, she had founded that Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Although she had founded the PSPCA, she was not, as a woman, destined to be president of the fledgling organization. While not an ardent feminist, White showed compassion and empathy toward a multitude of humans and animals. Her work gained funding from the city of Philadelphia, who would contribute $2,500 toward her "humane work." The animal shelter served not only as a place to take in stray or surrendered dogs, but also a place to protect such animals from being seized as research animals. She would later defend shelters against researchers who wanted to legally claim the animals and/or pay fees to buy them for their own usage. One of her fiercest enemies, W.W. Keen, was a highly praised doctor, but also a racist and misogynist, goading his students to attack those who, like the African Americans whose deceased family were being taken from their graves, protested his practices.
Of the many issues which Caroline Earle White pursued with great fervor, and an issue which remains at the forefront of many animal rights organizations today, was the humane treatment of animals destined for human consumption. Railway transportation would become a focus of attention, with the United States experiencing a surge in the number and length of railways across the nation. In the age in which 'robber baron' became a commonplace term, it wasn't just investors or workers feeling the painful pinch. Abuse of animals on the railways was an urgent enough issue to cause White to personally travel to Washington in defense of a bill defending livestock, stating that "[f]earing that a fate similar to that of the preceding year might befall it in the Senate, unless some attempt was made to influence that body, I went on to Washington last May, accompanied by one of the ladies of our Society."
White reported that she was received courteously and, in this case, the legislature was amenable to her cause, and the law was passed on March 3, 1873. The 28-Hour Law, as it was known, was the first federal protection law for animals, and was the result of the efforts of those who witnessed the horrific suffering of the cattle and other animals that were being raised largely in the western and southern United States. It stipulated that animals being transported could not be kept without food, water or exercise for periods of time that exceeded 28 hours. However, despite the optimism of White and other allies at the time of the law's passing, as is so often the case with legislation that threatens to cut the profits of moneyed interests, constant challenges to the law and lack of enforcement would haunt advocates for decades to come. As a matter of fact, White would return to Washington in 1900, with a Mrs. Totten of the Washington Humane Society, to again personally advocate for the cattle, successfully preventing legislation initiated by western railroad companies that intended to increase the minimum time from 28 hours to 40. Certainly not alone in questioning the motivation for this increase in time, a later request for the same adjustment caught the attention of the New York Evening Post
In a 1903 article, the paper said of the Live-stock Association's request: "And all this to increase the profits of an organization which boasts that it represents a capital of $600,000,000!"
The WPSCA claimed some notable victories in respect to the law in at this time, such as 1897's case:
Woman's Branch of the S.P.C.A vs. the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Leading agent, Thomas S. Carlisle, responded to a report that a car-load of horses had arrived in perilously bad condition. Evidence collected from others, including some of the employees of the railroad (testimony which White attributed to Carlisle's "skill and tact,") showed that the horses had endured at least fifty-two hours without water and rest, with only a modicum of hay which had been provided at the inception of the journey.
The complaint, which was received on November 27, 1895, which would take over two years to resolve in court, ultimately resulted in a guilty verdict in December 1897 and a fine of $200.
In 1902, the WSPCA prided itself in its Thirty-Third Annual Report that "the year is memorable on account of our having instituted five prosecutions of the Reading Railroad Company for violation of the act of Congress preventing cruelty to animals in transit, and having obtained a conviction in all these prosecutions."
One of the ways in which White attempted to work with the railway companies after the passage of the law was to negotiate with transporters for better railway cars. In the WSPCA's seventh-annual report, White spoke optimistically of the invention of cars that would provide at least the food and water demanded by the 28-Hour Law, if not the exercise or rest. Along with attempting to achieve her ends by wisely appealing to the 'bottom-line' interests of industry. Pitting the cattle ranchers against robber barons, White encouraged the ranchers to challenge the railway owner's practices of delaying cattle trains in favor of higher-paying freight trains. Ultimately, according to White's account in 1908, two of the cattle rancher associations wrote to Dr. Stillman on the subject, and as this is precisely what we want, the two so long conflicting factions are now in harmony."
The issue of cattle transportation, although not usually immediately associated with the popular perception of 'humane societies,' was always high on White's list of concerns. In 1876, seven years before the founding of the AAVS, she spoke of its priority in the following way:"[n]ext to cattle transportation, the evil which we have felt has most demanded our attention is Vivisection."
Her watering fountains, distributed throughout Philadelphia, supported not only horses and dogs, but also served to quench the thirst of cattle, with the WSPCA citing at least once incident of a near-stampede of cattle to one of the fountains in 1890.
Fowls, too, received consideration from White's quarter. In 1901, then Superintendent Thomas S. Carlisle responded to frequent reports of cruelty in the transportation of fowls; complaints that appeared to come in the greatest numbers during the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. Not only did that year see the crowding of transported fowls addressed, but the Philadelphia legislature was persuaded to pass a law which was described as "giving many details as to the size and appointments of a building which should be used for the killing of poultry."
Such successes were also cited internationally. In a 1902 White received a copy of an Indian publication entitled "Railway Horrors" which addressed the need to reduce suffering in the transportation of cattle in India, but also included a section entitled "American Women's Noble Work." The segment, which detailed the WSPCA's recent Reading Railway prosecutions, directly discussed the "efforts of our Superintendent, and the diminution in the number of fowls picked while alive."
White's concern for the treatment of cattle did not end at the end of the railway line, however. In 1890, some thirteen years before Upton Sinclair's iconic work, The Jungle , was published, WSPCA agents Currier and Royal were involved in the prosecution and trial of a West Philadelphia abattoir. White, harboring hopes that the abattoir would be improved was disappointed to find that even prosecution did not persuade the owners to rebuild the slaughterhouse in a manner that "would allow a humane and merciful way of slaughtering the cattle" but, rather seemed to exacerbate the suffering.
Concern regarding the sheer amount of cruelty involved in mass slaughter, and the psychological effects that slaughterhouse work had on workers, was not limited to Chicago and Philadelphia. In 1901, The Journal of Zoophily, under the heading "Is This Civilization?" discussed the publication of an article, "A Glimpse of Hell," an article which described the conditions of slaughterhouses in Kansas City. The piece described the vast number of killings ("The killing bed for hogs contains about one hundred at a time") as well as sharing with the reader that the animals "more often than not arrives live and kicking…"
Although White was an advocate of transparency in matters involving animal welfare, the Journal of Zoophily article also indicates the disturbing fascination that the spectacle held for some people, "The creatures who flock to the scene of carnage become so fascinated that the yard with difficulty driven from the spot…One well-dressed woman was noticed with a twelve-months old babe in her arms, taking in the picture."
The Zoophily treatise draws particular attention to the effects which such work could have on women and children.
"What do you think of little boys, twelve to fourteen or fifteen years old, with rubber boots on reaching their thighs, wading in and scooping blood all day long, and girls of the same tender age cutting and slashing in all this bloody meat from morning until night? What kind of men and women do you think they will be when matured? What kind of progeny will they produce?"
The detrimental effects on the workers were also discussed in the annals of Zoophily, with various issues, such as the possibility that such work resulted in ostracization and demoralization of workers. Leading member of the WSPCA and the AAVS, Mary F. Lovell poignantly asked in 1907: "And what about our brother man? What humanness is there in providing a brutalizing, degrading, disgusting, occupation which, because the pressure of necessity, some of our brother men must undertake."
Annie Besant's trip to the Chicago slaughterhouses in 1903 caused her to state in an article that "these men are made a class practically apart from their fellows," while Rev. Wilbur T. Atchison was to have reported that a Whitechapel butcher, when asked how he could handle the horrors of the slaughterhouse, replied "I'm only doing your dirty work, sir. It's such as you makes such as us."
Such words mirrored those of Upton Sinclair who stated that "it can be hard to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it."
Religious traditions were also challenged, with efforts to make the Jewish methods of slaughter less painful. In 1886 the WSPCA managed to enact changes which included the usage of rope rather than chains in the suspension of cattle for kosher slaughter. I also required that the rope would be placed around both of the hind legs rather than only one. Outside of the United States, laws that outright banned such methods were enacted, including one in Switzerland passed in 1894, a move which the WSPCA called "a great step for the Societies for the Protection of Animals to have gained."
As other issues debated during White's time, such laws are being made and debated even today. In very recent news, an ICE raid in the United States resulted in the deportation of undocumented immigrants. The reality is that the work is so unpalatable, that companies resorted to employing such immigrants to save money and to have someone do the jobs others were not willing to do: https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/crime/2018/04/05/ice-raids-meatpacking-plant-grainger-county/490673002/
Note: All sources located in my rough draft of my Caroline Earle White book which is included on this site.
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A recent Southampton signing having only joined the club in 2019, Rosie Parnell provides an experienced head at the heart of the defence.
Starting out with Townhill at Under-10s level where she played on Sundays, Parnell also represented the Southampton's Centre of Excellence between the ages of 9 and 12 on Saturdays; typifying the role football played in her life growing up.
At Under-14s she joined Reading's Centre of Excellence, before signing for Oxford United Women for four years from the age of 19.
Her 2017-18 and 2018-19 seasons were spent at London Bees before she resigned for Saints ahead of the 2019-20 season.
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Mother Nature offers a variety of potential remedies for the chronically anxious person, and studies have shown that some herbal remedies may help you to resolve your anxiety, at least temporarily. For example, valerian is one herb that sometimes is used to treat anxiety, and chamomile is another. Lavender is also an herbal remedy, but it is primarily used as a form of aromatherapy, a subject that is covered in Chapter 5.
Before you take any herb or supplement for any reason whatsoever, first check with your doctor to make sure that it would be safe for you and will not interact with other medications that you take. Do not assume that because a drug is natural, that this means that it is also safe. Cobra venom is also natural—but you wouldn't want it injected into you.
You can purchase most herbal remedies in supermarkets or pharmacies or you may wish to order them online. Never take more than the amount recommended by your doctor or on the package. If the package says to take one pill a day, do not assume you'll feel better four times faster if you take four pills a day. When it comes to drugs, including herbal remedies (which act on the body similarly to drugs), more isn't necessarily better.
Chamomile has been used for many years to help people with stomach aches and diarrhea, as well as with anxiety. Some researchers at the University of Pennsylvania reported their findings on the effects of chamomile on people with anxiety in 2009. They found that chamomile significantly decreased the anxiety levels of their subjects, all of whom had been diagnosed with mild to moderate generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).
Chamomile is available as a tablet, capsule or a liquid extract or this herb can be taken in a tea. There are different types of chamomile, but most people favor German chamomile. Some people are allergic to chamomile, especially those individuals who are also allergic to ragweed or daisies, since these plants are related.
Some research indicates that supplements of the herb ginkgo (ginkgo biloba) may improve anxiety in suffering individuals, although larger studies are needed to confirm this finding. This herbal remedy may cause stomachache, nausea, and diarrhea in some individuals. In addition, people taking blood thinners should avoid this herb altogether, because the blood may become too thin with ginkgo.
Passionflower, also known in Latin as Passiflora incarnate, is a plant that has sometimes been used to help people suffering with anxiety or depression. Passionflower is available in tablets, a liquid form, and as capsules. Research has shown some efficacy on anxiety with this remedy, although further research is needed.
According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, a federal government agency in the United States, passionflower may cause drowsiness. Of course if you have a problem with insomnia, as many anxious people do, you might consider this side effect to be a benefit instead of a side effect.
The herb St. John's wort, also known as Hypericum perforatum, is sometimes used to decrease both depression and anxiety. It is one of the oldest medicinal herbs known. However, some people may develop anxiety as a result of using St. John's wort. So far, only one small study in Germany found that St. John's wort improved anxiety, and as a result, much further research is needed.
It should be noted that St. John's wort reacts with many different types of medications, such as antidepressants, some heart medicines, and birth control pills, to name just a few. This is why it's very important to avoid this herb until you've first checked with your physician, received approval in advance, and you are aware of any possible interactions with other medications you take.
Also available as a form of aromatherapy, lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) has been shown helpful in reducing anxiety in some small studies. Further research is needed. Sometimes lemon balm is combined with chamomile. This herbal remedy may be available as a capsule or a tea.
Rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea) is sometimes used to treat anxiety, as well as headache, fatigue, and depression. The root extracts of this plant are available in capsules or tablets, as well as in a tea form. There is no research to date on the effects of Rhodiola on anxiety or anything else.
Valerian, or Valeriana officinalis, is an herbal remedy that is sometimes used to help individuals suffering from anxiety and/or insomnia. However, there is not enough research to date to verify whether Valerian is effective in helping anxiety or not. This herbal remedy may cause stomach aches and headaches in some individuals.
Valerian is sometimes combined in tablets along with chamomile. Combined medications, even when they are "natural," should be used with caution. Never consume alcohol or take any other sedating drugs with any of the herbs described in this chapter.
Some small studies have found that green tea reduces anxiety levels, but much more research is needed before green tea can be validated as a good antidote for anxiety. Keep in mind that green tea includes caffeine, so this substance could increase the risk for anxiety. There are some indications that the liver may be negatively affected by green tea. Further studies should provide additional information.
Some limited research indicates that the Chinese skullcap plant (Scutellaria baicalensis) may have some anti-anxiety qualities, although further research is needed. There is also an American form of skullcap, also known as Scutellaria lateriflora.
The American skullcap is available as a liquid extract or a powder, while the Chinese skullcap is only available in a powdered form.
People with diabetes should avoid taking this herbal remedy because it may increase therisk for low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). This herb should not be taken with barbiturates or benzodiazepine medications or with any drugs used to treat insomnia. It should also be avoided in people taking anti-seizure medications.
Some research has shown that kava (Piper methysticum) is effective in reducing anxiety, and this natural remedy is mentioned here because you may have heard about one of these studies. However, this herb has also been shown to cause liver inflammation and even liver failure. As a result, most experts believe that kava is far too dangerous an herb to use to decrease your anxiety.
Sometimes sellers of herbal remedies combine two or more herbs into one capsule or tablet. For example, as mentioned, a sleep remedy may contain both valerian and chamomile or other combinations of herbs. Always read the labels. If you are already taking sedating medications, such as an over-the-counter or prescribed medication that is sedating, stay away from herbal remedy combinations for your own safety.


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Q: Помогите пожалуйста написать скрипт на Vue js для показа изображений Дано задание:
реализуйте альбом изображений используя vue.js + bootstrap + css3. То есть конкретных требований нет. Но при этом показ изображений должен быть сопровожден анимацией.
В разметке есть div с миниатюрами и ссылками на их полноразмерные копии. Нужно чтобы при нажатии на миниатюру открывалось изображение с возможностью переключится на следующее не закрывая его. Вот пример моей разметки.

A: Нужно использовать что то типа fancybox например. Или любую другую  реализацию слайдера, которая уже описана как компонент для vuejs.
Как именно использовать - описано в документации компонента.
Вот страница с набором слайдеров - выбирайте на любой вкус
https://vuejsexamples.com/tag/slider/
Честно говоря не очень понял зачем вы привели пример своей разметки, однако надеюсь не потому что вы даже не открывали документацию к VueJS :)


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Mahendra Singh Dhoni is joining the BJP, former minister confirms
News OMG Viral
By Talescart July 13, 2019 July 13, 2019
After a long and renowned profession in the Indian Cricket group, previous chief Mahendra Singh Dhoni may have plans to join the political train after retirement. Senior BJP pioneer and Ex-Union Minister Sanjay Paswan, while addressing AAJ TAK has demonstrated the equivalent, he likewise professed to have met MS Dhoni various occasions in such manner and pointed that Dhoni is good to go to initiate his political innings with the BJP after his retirement from Cricket. Paswan additionally included that Dhoni has served the country through Cricket for long and now he intends to join legislative issues to serve the country and society. In any case, Sanjay Paswan explained that Dhoni is yet to accept a last bring in such manner.
Sorry #ICC. I stand with Ms Dhoni.
This Balidan symbol is nothing to do with cricket game.. #DhoniKeepTheGlove pic.twitter.com/3r8x3kubvs
— Ram Yadav (@RamYadav2143) 7 June 2019
The Indian Territorial Army presented the privileged position of Lieutenant Colonel to Dhoni in 2011, making him the second Indian cricketer after Kapil Dev to get this respect. He has been a strong supporter of the Army, boosting their assurance at numerous occasions and as of late by brandishing the Balidaan symbol of the Indian Army's Special Forces in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. The move started a discussion with the ICC denying authorization for the captain to wear the symbol yet Indian Army officials felt regarded and moved by Dhoni's signal and it got colossal help from fans and big names via web-based networking media.
A year ago BJP President Amit Shah and Union Minister Piyush Goyal had met the previous commander in Delhi as a feature of BJP's Sampark for Samarthan battle. In any case, Amit Shah had kept up that the gathering was absolutely official. In the wake of gathering MS Dhoni, Amit Shah had tweeted "As a major aspect of "Sampark for Samarthan" activity, met @msdhoni, perhaps the best finisher in world cricket. Mutual with him a few transformative activities and remarkable work done by PM @narendramodi's govt over the most recent 4 years."
As of late another celebrated and rumored Indian Cricketer, Gautam Gambhir had as of late in the 2019 Lok Sabha decisions, began his political innings with the BJP and rose fruitful in his first constituent challenge from East Delhi Parliamentary Constituency by winning the Lok Sabha race by a sound edge. In any case by joining the political field MS Dhoni will add his name to a considerable rundown of cricketers who have diverted to governmental issues after retirement from the game.
As part of "Sampark for Samarthan" initiative, met @msdhoni, one of the greatest finishers in world cricket. Shared with him several transformative initiatives and unprecedented work done by PM @narendramodi's govt in the last 4 years. pic.twitter.com/dpFnPWTwWn
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) 5 August 2018
Mahendra Singh Dhoni isn't the first in this pattern, incredible Sri Lankan opening Batsman Sanath Jayasuriya had taken the political dive in 2010 and was effectively chosen as the Member of Parliament in 2010, while he was all the while speaking to his nation in ODI cricket. Speaking to the Matara area in Sri Lanka he filled in as Deputy Union Minister of Postal Services and later likewise progressed toward becoming Deputy Union Minister of Local Government and Rural Development. Previous Indian Captain Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi was the first to begin this pattern of joining Politics after universal cricketing professions in India. Anyway for Pataudi his political vocation was not as celebrated as his Cricketing profession. Pataudi battled two general decisions, once in 1971 from Gurugram on a Vishal Haryana Party ticket after Indira Gandhi had nullified 'privy handbags' and afterward in 1991 he challenged from Bhopal on a Congress ticket, just to lose both the occasions. Disputable previous Indian Skipper Mohammad Azharuddin had additionally begun his political vocation in 2009 when he had challenged from Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad parliamentary electorate and turned into a Member of Parliament, be that as it may, he later lost in 2014 general races. The BCCI had forced an actual existence restriction on him after his name had sprung up in match-fixing outrage in the year 2000. Mahnedra Singh Dhoni could be set to join a not insignificant rundown of Indian cricketers who joined legislative issues.
This rundown likewise Includes Navjot Singh Siddhu, Kirti Azad, Chetan Chauhan, Manoj Prabhakar, Mohammad Kaif, Vinod Kambli, Sreesanth and other people who had taken the political course after their vocations on the cricket field. Given the reliable fan base and untainted picture of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, he expected to sparkle splendid in the political field.
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Notah Begay on Tiger Woods: 'Things are improving...[but] it's a good decision to wait until he's 100 percent'
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Notah Begay III, a friend and Stanford teammate of Tiger Woods, has been spending time with Woods down at his Florida estate and "can attest to the fact that things are improving and that he is putting in some solid workdays,"he told Golf Channel. Woods announced on Friday that he will not play in the Arnold Palmer Invitational. "Sometimes it is difficult when you want to get out there…At the end of the day, if his game isn't going to hold up from tee to green and around the greens -- especially with the question marks around his short game -- I think it is a good decision to hold off until he is 100 percent," Begay said. Bob Harig of ESPN has the story.
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Notah Begay III and Tiger Woods (Getty Images)
The Royal & Ancient has conducted a survey, Golf Around the World 2015, and found that the game is growing, just not in the U.S. "The number of courses in the United States, where building booms gripped the country in two separate spells over the past 50 years, is dropping. From a peak of 16,052, it was down to 15,372 at the end of last year," Martin Dempster of the Scotsman writes. "On the other hand, golf is growing elsewhere, notably in Asia."
It was inconceivable that a man of Martin Kaymer's standing in golf could blow a 10-stroke lead midway through the final round, as he did in the Abu Dhabi Championship in January. "I know what the reasons were and I'm very happy about that because I will never let it happen again," he said in this story by Reuters Tony Jimenez.
The winner of a recent Sunbelt Seniors Tour event was Blaine McCallister, a five-time PGA Tour winner. "Why were players of this caliber mixing it up in a mini-tour event with a total purse of $5,900? Because for players of a certain age—45 is the Sunbelt Tour's minimum age—there aren't many other places to compete, and competition is what they live for. It's also one of the few opportunities pros have to keep their games sharp for periodic assaults on the Champions Tour," John Paul Newport of the Wall Street Journal writes in this look at a senior mini-tour.
The countdown to the Masters has begun and Scott Michaux of the Augusta Chronicle offers up a few takeaways from recent developments in golf. One of them: "There are two kings of the hill in American golf, and their names aren't Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson." Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson have replaced them.
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The concept of resilience has been evolving as a way to address the current and future challenges cities face from a changing climate. Social, ecological, and technological domains with different but intersecting perspectives underlie the concept of resilience. Understanding how to accommodate these perspectives is critical to maintaining or even re-envisioning urban environments that can persist through extreme weather events and longer-term shifts in climate, while maintaining quality of life and ensuring equal access to the benefits or the protection from harm for all segments of the population. In two earlier webinars, Arizona State University lead discussions of pair of systems to frame urban resilience. In reality the systems operate independently so all three, social, ecological and technological, need to be addressed together to select actions that improve resiliency and minimize unintended consequences. In this third session in the series, ASU faculty and other leaders examine the SETS approach to do this. The concept of resilience has been evolving as a way to address the current and future challenges cities face from a changing climate. Social, ecological, and technological domains with different but intersecting perspectives underlie the concept of resilience. Understanding how to accommodate these perspectives is critical to maintaining or even re-envisioning urban environments that can persist through extreme weather events and longer-term shifts in climate, while maintaining quality of life and ensuring equal access to the benefits or the protection from harm for all segments of the population.
Integrating Urban Resilience Systems – The SETS Approach from Security & Sustainability Forum on Vimeo.
Moderator Dr. Ann Kinzig is Chief Research Strategist and Director of Research Development for the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability; Senior Sustainability Scientist, Juile Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability; and Professor, School of Life Sciences, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. She leads the Sustainability Scientists working groups and the leadership training program for the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability. Kinzig studies ecosystem services, conservation-development interactions, and the resilience of natural-resource systems. Dr. Kinzig studies ecosystem services, conservation-development interactions, and the resilience of natural-resource systems. She is currently involved in three major research projects: (1) examining the trade-offs between conservation and development goals in developing nations; (2) studying the resilience of pre-historic landscapes in the American Southwest; and (3) assessing ecosystem services, their valuation, and mechanisms for ensuring their continued delivery. Dr. Kinzig teaches courses in undergraduate research training, biodiversity and ecosystem services, urban ecology, and current environmental issues). Kristin Baja is the Climate and Resilience Planner with the Office of Sustainability at Baltimore City. She is responsible for development and implementation of the City's Disaster Preparedness Project and Plan (DP3) which integrates climate adaptation with hazard mitigation efforts. She is also responsible for climate change communication and outreach, Community Rating System certification, resiliency planning, and STAR Communities certification. She is an active member of the Climate Communications Consortium of Maryland, American Society of Adaptation Professionals, and the Baltimore City Forestry Board. Before joining Baltimore City, Kristin worked for the City of Ann Arbor developing their Climate Action Plan and Sustainability Framework. She has been involved in climate and resilience planning with various cities throughout the United States. Kristin holds a Master of Urban Planning degree and a Master of Science degree from the University of Michigan. Kristin is an avid cyclist and loves to explore the city by bike. She is a certified master composter, gardener, and coaches youth soccer in Patterson Park. Dr. Clark Miller is a Senior Sustainability Scientist, Julie Ann Wrigley Global and Institute of Sustainability Associate Professor at the School for the Future of Innovation in Society. Dr. Miller's research and teaching focus on the governance challenges posed by global environmental change, and other policy issues of global scope and significance. He has written extensively on the role of knowledge and expertise in global environmental governance, and his current work expands this research beyond the environment to other domains of human security and insecurity. As part of the ASU LightWorks leadership team, he coordinates social science, humanities, and policy research on energy transitions, seeking to understand the social dynamics and societal implications of large-scale changes in energy systems. His interests include science and technology policy, the democratic governance of science and technology, and models of knowledge, reason, and rationality, especially as they intersect with democratic theory and environmental policy. Dr. Miller teaches courses on science and democracy, knowledge and decision-making, international governance, science and technology studies, and the human and social dimensions of science and technology. Tischa A. Muñoz-Erickson's research focuses on urban sustainability governance. She is currently exploring the role of knowledge systems and social networks in decision-making and governance, the visions and imaginaries underlying sustainability plans and actions, and how the social organization of stewardship and innovation shape urban transition strategies. Tischa recently developed the knowledge-action systems analysis (KASA) tool to assess how the networks of actors interacting, formally or informally, in the production, sharing, and use of knowledge for sustainability work and shape the governance of social-ecological systems, and how these may be improved or better designed to contribute to innovative and adaptive capacities towards sustainability. In addition to scientific research, she is actively involved in developing transdisciplinary platforms and tools to facilitate collaborative knowledge production, development of future scenarios, and exploration of transition strategies among diverse research and policy stakeholders. As Program Manager of the International Institute of Tropical Forestry's Urban Field Station and San Juan ULTRA program, Principal Investigator of a USAID grant on climate adaptation in the Dominican Republic, and now as Co-PI of the UREx-SRN, Tischa is working to establish linkages between sustainability and social-ecological scientists across cities in the Caribbean and Latin America region.
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Berrien is a French surname. Notable people with the surname include:

 Frank Berrien (1877–1951), American football coach
 Jacqueline A. Berrien (1961–2015), American lawyer
 John Berrien (1711–1772), American judge
 John Berrien (major) (1759–1815), American military officer
 John M. Berrien (1781–1856), American senator
 Lucille Berrien (born 1928) American political activist

See also

French-language surnames

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