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Rost: Keys to success for 4th-round RB DeeJay Dallas with the Seahawks
Seahawks third-round pick DeeJay Dallas showed versatility in college. (Getty)
BY STACY ROST
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The Seahawks' reunion with Marshawn Lynch in the final three weeks of their 2019 season was fun while it lasted, but his brief appearance was part of an emergency relief effort, not a lasting solution to a big problem at running back.
How Hawks' pass rush struggles were connected to use of base defense
That problem was – is – one of injuries and dwindling long-term options. Starting tailback Chris Carson is entering the final year of his rookie contract and will spend the offseason working back from a fractured hip, backup Rashaad Penny is coming off a torn ACL, and former third-round pick C.J. Prosise remains a free agent.
The Seahawks have reportedly added a veteran to the position with Carlos Hyde, but maybe they also hoped they could chip away at that problem in the fourth round of last month's NFL Draft, because they used pick No. 144 overall to select DeeJay Dallas out of Miami.
What's are the keys to Dallas making the roster?
Head coach Pete Carroll said versatility will be a key attribute for Dallas in training camp. Given his background as a wide receiver, the best thing Dallas could do is take advantage of that history and contribute at several areas – on special teams, in the pass game, and out of the backfield. In a running back room that now includes Hyde, finding explosiveness on kick returns has become even more important.
"He's a guy with a really big attitude and personality about it and try-hard and effort and all that," Carroll said about Dallas following his selection in the draft. "That with the mix, he's been a wildcat guy there in the backfield, that just adds to the makeup that he brings that makes him unique. That's just kind of guys that we love to fall for."
Versatility is nothing new for the 5-foot-10, 217-pound Dallas. He was a four-star recruit who played quarterback, receiver, running back and safety at Georgia's Glynn Academy and ultimately committed to Miami to play wide receiver under then-head coach Mark Richt.
Dallas made the transition to running back midseason as a true freshman in 2017. In his sophomore season, his first full year as a running back, Dallas finished with 617 rushing yards and six touchdowns. He also had 191 punt return yards and a touchdown, 420 kick return yards, and 85 receiving yards.
Big play ability
Dallas isn't just a new cog in a running back rotation, according to 710 ESPN Seattle's Jake Heaps.
"When I look at DeeJay Dallas, I see a guy who is a compact runner who can effectively run between the tackles," Heaps said in his own profile of Dallas on Tom, Jake and Stacy. "And the thing I love is seeing him play angry. That showed up when I watched the film. He has a finishing mentality. And the other aspect is the versatility, the explosion, and the big play ability. He has the speed to separate from defenders and take it to the house."
Can he beat out second-year running back and fellow Miami product Travis Homer? The two are fighting for similar roles and the top of the running back room already seems set with Carson, Penny, and Hyde.
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List three topics you are most likely to blog about at some point.
List three topics you are least likely to blog about at some point.
Favorite TV show involving a lawyer?
Suits. I love Harvey Specter!
What's the most ridiculous Halloween costume you've ever worn?.
Tasmanian Devil from Looney Toons.
Bag-boy at Lunds & Byerlys.
Famous person (dead or alive) with whom you'd most like to have dinner?
If you were not a lawyer, had no capital and had to start a business from scratch tomorrow to make ends meet, what would that business be?
It's your last meal...what's on the menu?
Pizza from Naples, Pizza Hut breadsticks, and S'mores (lots of them).
I would love to have dinner with Steve Carell and Rainn Wilson. What can I say? I love the Office.
Favorite Movie that doesn't involve a lawyer?
If you were not a lawyer, had no capital, and had to start a business from scratch tomorrow to make ends meet, what would that business be?
It's your last meal...what's on the menu?
Who is/was an important mentor to you?
Favorite movie that doesn't involve a lawyer?
Famous person (dead or alive) with whom you'd most like to have dinner?
Two important mentors in my life were my 12th grade teacher Ms. Bangs and my 1L legal writing Professor Douglas Godfrey. Ms. Bangs taught a course called "Theory of Knowledge". Her class trained me, and she challenged me, to think analytically, to question the world around me, to ask questions, to make logical and coherent arguments, and to listen. Professor Godfrey's writing instruction was the most useful class I took in law school – bar none. He was tough, but fair, and challenged his students to distill ideas down to the core, to write clearly, succinctly and with purpose.
What's the most ridiculous Halloween costume you've ever worn?
I once wore a giant shark costume.
What's the first food booth you visit on a trip to the state fair?
Cheese curds. Every year. Without fail.
Since high school I have always dreamed of opening a parking garage downtown that doubled as a car wash/repair shop. Admittedly, that would be difficult without access to capital, but I am confident I could swing it with investors. The idea sells itself….
The Lord of the Rings trilogy. My dream is to travel all around New Zealand on a LOTR tour someday.
If you had it to do all over again, what would you study now?
I would've (attempted to) study astrophysics. I'm fascinated by space.
The Australian Battered Potatoes. It requires an entirely separate trip.
A wolfdog sanctuary for abandoned, abused, and displaced wolfdogs..
Three topics you are most likely to blog about at some point?
Three topics you are least likely to blog about at some point?
Rumpole of the Bailey (Masterpiece, PBS). Otherwise, I tend to avoid law-oriented shows. Truth is stranger than fiction.
How the West Was Won—It may not be particularly accurate historically, but it captures the American impulse to create, to build, and to improve. Plus, it has an awesome score.
Winston Churchill or Franklin Roosevelt—it's a toss-up. If those guys are busy that night, William the Conqueror. I'd have a drink with Jimmy Page.
The Grand Budapest Hotel – I love everything by Wes Anderson, and the imagery in this film is delightful.
I love dreaming up creative costume ideas. I was a cupcake for Halloween a few years ago, complete with an elaborate Pottery Barn Teen costume with layers of felt ruffles and a strawberry headpiece. My husband went as Buddy the Elf, and we were on a sugar high all night (pun intended).
It's your last meal…what's on the menu?
Pici with truffles, an amazing hand-rolled pasta I discovered while traveling in Tuscany.
Bellevue, Washington. My parents lived in Seattle at the time and they still live there, and I grew into adulthood in Seattle. I think they chose a Bellevue hospital across the lake from Seattle so that for formal documents and Q&As like this I would always start to write "Se", cross it out and then reluctantly write "Bellevue".
Alf. That furry 80s TV creature from the planet Melmac who lived with Willie et al., liked to chase cats, and otherwise get into mischief.
I worked too hard and decided to complete two majors. One in Government with a focus on American public policy, and the other in Native American Studies.
Barbeque. It's not uncommon for me to spend 8+ hours on the weekend smoking something on my Big Green Egg.
If you wait around for the "right time" to do something, you will wait your entire life and never do anything.
The Office. See Season Four, Episode 12, "The Deposition." I'm sure other lawyers make appearances throughout the seasons as well. I'm not a fan of shows that star a lawyer (call me crazy).
Sandwich Artist - Panera Bread Co.
Boston Legal. I used to watch James Spader and then mimic his impassioned, occasionally ostentatious arguments and gestures in my Advocacy class courtroom simulations. I won the top grade out of 200 students for my brilliant acting that year. And then I wisely became a transactional lawyer.
Pizza on a Stick! And I go back at least three times!
If you could describe your career path in one word, what would it be?
LA Law—I was a newer attorney when the show started, and I appreciated that it wasn't particularly realistic, at least with respect to MN Law. I didn't watch it so much in the later years, but admit that I loved the episode where the nasty managing partner stepped into the elevator that wasn't there. It still makes me smile. I am also a sucker for the old black and white Perry Mason episodes (not the later made-for-TV movies).
Lee Harvey Oswald—I really want to know!


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Things Remembered sells to Enesco, files bankruptcy
By Adam Burroughs on February 6, 2019
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Things Remembered Inc., the Cleveland-based personalized gifts and merchandise retailer, is selling most of its business to Enesco LLC, an Illinois-based giftware, home décor and accessories distribution company. To facilitate the sale, the company filed voluntary petitions under Chapter 11, seeking bankruptcy court approval for a severance and outplacement program to support impacted employees and incentives for store employees.
"We will now build on our legacy as the leading omnichannel retailer focused on personalized gift merchandise," Things Remembered President and CEO Nelson Tejada said in a statement. "Among other growth initiatives, we plan to reinvest in our marketing and personalization technology, and to reinvent our in‑store experience." Other notable details of the deal include:
Enesco is expected to operate Things Remembered online, direct mail, and B2B retail businesses, and a portfolio of current stores under the Things Remembered brand.
Things Remembered will continue to provide products across Things Remembered stores, home office, fulfillment center, and e-commerce operations.
Things Remembered will continue its day‑to‑day business operations during the Chapter 11 proceedings.
PRESS RELEASE CLEVELAND, Feb. 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Things Remembered, Inc., the leading omnichannel retailer of personalized gifts and merchandise, announced today it has executed an agreement to sell most of its business to Enesco, LLC (Enesco®), a global leader in the giftware, home décor, and accessories industries.
Enesco intends to operate Things Remembered online, direct mail, and B2B retail businesses, as well as a portfolio of current stores under the Things Remembered brand. Things Remembered will continue to provide consumers and businesses with high-quality, one‑of‑a‑kind personalized products across the full range of retail channels. This will preserve many jobs across Things Remembered stores, home office, fulfillment center, and e-commerce operations.
"The sale to Enesco offers a compelling path forward for Things Remembered, its customers, employees, creditors, vendors, and other stakeholders," said Nelson Tejada, President and Chief Executive Officer of Things Remembered. "We will now build on our legacy as the leading omnichannel retailer focused on personalized gift merchandise. Among other growth initiatives, we plan to reinvest in our marketing and personalization technology, and to reinvent our in‑store experience."
Mr. Tejada continued "Our path forward would not be possible without the hard work and dedication of all of our employees. We have navigated an extremely difficult operating environment over the past few years and we truly appreciate their efforts."
"Enesco has a rich history of designing, licensing, and marketing some of the most successful, well-known brands in the world including Department 56®, Heartwood Creek® by Jim Shore, Disney®, and Harry Potter™," said Todd Mavis, Chief Executive Officer at Enesco, LLC. "By bringing our portfolio of globally recognized and beloved artists and products together with Things Remembered's leading personalization capabilities, we will offer our retail partners unparalleled services, selection and convenience."
To facilitate the sale, Things Remembered filed voluntary petitions under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. The company is seeking bankruptcy court approval for a severance and outplacement program to support impacted employees and incentives for store employees.
Things Remembered employees—with their skills, knowledge, experience, and continued hard work—remain a critical part of the company's future as it moves through this process. Things Remembered is filing customary first-day motions with the court to ensure a smooth transition into Chapter 11 and to enable the company to continue its day‑to‑day business operations.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP is acting as Things Remembered legal counsel, Berkeley Research Group is serving as its restructuring advisor, and Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. and Miller Buckfire & Co., LLC are serving as its financial advisors.
Additional information about the cases can be found at: http://cases.primeclerk.com/ThingsRemembered
About Things Remembered
Things Remembered is the leading omnichannel retailer of personalized gifts and merchandise for every milestone and the everyday. With a portfolio of physical stores, an online store and a catalog center that serves our business accounts, we help our customers shop when they want, where they want. The company's proprietary merchandise, quality assortments, unmatched in-store experience and employees committed to helping customers bring one-of-a-kind gifting experiences to life set Things Remembered apart and allow it to keep building on its 53-year history of being consumers' personalized merchandise partner of choice.
About Enesco
Enesco, LLC is a global leader in the giftware, home décor, and accessories industries. Serving more than 44,000 customers worldwide, Enesco distributes products to a wide variety of specialty card and gift retailers, home décor boutiques, as well as mass-market chains, and online retailers. Enesco's International Headquarters is located in Itasca, Illinois. With subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, France, Canada, China, and Hong Kong, Enesco serves markets operating in Europe, the Americas, Canada, Australia and Asia. Media Inquiries: Gladstone Place Partners Lauren Odell / Michael Flaherty 1-212-230-5930 SOURCE Things Remembered, Inc.
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Q: Android TabActivity instance in ViewGroup's chaild Activity i have TabHost app with Three Activities,in first tab i created a viewGroup.every thing working fine
my problem is i want to get TabActivity instance from the view group's chaild Activity
How can i get this... i am trying like this in View group's child activity
Tab_Activity TabObj = (Tab_Activity)getParent();
abObj.someMethod();

i got Class Cast Exception,i think i am  getting View group Activity instance,
i want to get TabActivity instance,please help me if any one knows answer
 Tab_Activity TabObj = (Tab_Activity)getParent().getParent();

treid like this also...
Thanx in Advance

A: I just tested it: if your TabActivity properly extends the standard android.app.TabActivity then Tab_Activity TabObj = (Tab_Activity)getParent(); should work as designed.
EDIT: AH. You want to do something like this:
Tab_Activity TabObj = (Tab_Activity)((ChildActivity)getContext()).getParent();

from inside the ViewGroup.

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I've been promising the boys a Friday night of homemade pizzas all summer, but something always seemed to come up. Finally, this past Friday was clear (and it ended up being a bonus that Bill was also out of town for work — more on that later).
Drop the yeast into the warm water and let it go to work for a few minutes. It should foam up a little bit. Stir the salt and olive oil into the yeast mixture.
Remove the ball from the food processor and knead into a smooth ball. Pour a very little olive oil into a large bowl. Roll the ball around in the oil, then cover the bowl with plastic wrap.
We had a blast topping our pizzas. The boys stuck with traditional "gravy", mushrooms, and cheese. I used pesto (hey! visit realfoodfor5 on Facebook and "like" it, if you haven't already), veggies, and cheese.
And why was it a good thing that Bill was out of town? Because running the oven at 500 degrees on a mid-August evening …. Not cool. I'll be saving future pizza practicing for Fall.
Unless …. I attempt that pizza grilling technique I keep reading about…? Hmmmm. I'll keep you posted.
Those look great, my kids love to make their own pizzas. But I have a question, did you find that the dough cooked all the way through? Mine was still soft but the top ingredients were cooked. I don't have a pizza stone so that may be the difference. . Just curious if I should cook the crust itself for a few minutes before topping it. Thanks!!
I did think the crust was too thick the first time I made them. So now use a smaller ball of dough and make it very thin. I haven't tried cooking the dough first — that sounds like a good idea! Though, I'd worry that the bottom of the crust might burn on a second cooking — maybe just use the broiler to melt the cheese and heat toppings? Let me know how it goes!


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Nigerian Air Force Takes Delivery of Marauder Armoured Personnel Carrier from Paramount Group
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Paramount Group, the African-based global defence and aerospace company, has delivered its Marauder armoured vehicle and personnel carrier to the Republic of Nigeria, in partnership with the Nigerian Air Force (NAF).
The move comes as the West African nation is bolstering its efforts to effectively tackle a wide range of threats posed by various terrorist and extremist groups.
The 15-tonne Marauder is a uniquely designed armoured land system. It can be reconfigured as either a troop carrier or combat vehicle, maintaining excellent cross-country agility while reaching a top speed of 120 km/hr over challenging terrains. Described by BBC's Top Gear as "The World's Most Unstoppable Vehicle"it featuresa double-skinned hull throughout its cabin and crew compartment to protect it against a wide range of kinetic attacks e.g. protecting the crew against AK-47 attacks.
The vehicle can also withstand a side blast (IED or roadside bomb) equivalent to 50kgs of explosives which is critical for the assymetrical warfare experienced in Northern parts of the country. The Marauder is further equipped with specially designed anti-blast seats, which prevent injury from the extreme acceleration of a side blast or mine blast under the hull.
The Marauder offers outstanding fire power to protect its crew against heavy attacks and can be fitted with a wide range of weapons systems. These particular Marauders are equipped with a Jordanian-made snake head turret fitted with a 7.62mm machine gun.
Senior Vice President of Paramount Group, Eric Ichikowitz, stated that, "We are privileged to work alongside the Nigerian Air Force, commending, through the acquisition and deployment of the Marauder, their continued commitment to enhancing their national defence and internal security capabilities and prowess.
"Nigeria's Government also understands not only the leadership role they play in international peacekeeping missions across the ECOWAS, but indeed how to effectively address the evolutionary nature of those cross-regional challenges posed by threats such as organized insurgencies."
Paramount Group subsidiary Paramount Maritime notably received orders for dozens ofrigid hull inflatable boats (RHIBs) in 2018 in a multipurpose effort by the Nigerian Navy to defend its blue economy and coastline, for the continued military training of its Special Forces, rescue and patrol operations and for the protection of the nation's oil and gas assets.
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Even the greatest poets, I think, cannot quite get to the places that music can get to in the human - I was gonna say mind, but it's actually the entire body. It somehow seems to infuse the entire body.
If you don't infuse humor into a subject matter, no matter how dark, the audience can't accept the message of a film. It closes them down. Humor can open them up.
Most people aren't lying awake at night worrying about a nuclear threat. But we are unnerved by a lot of how technology is coming into our lives and starting to infuse our lives. And we question whether that's a good thing or a bad thing.


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Equus at the Mill, Dundrum (Review)
Posted on March 5, 2012 by Darren
London Classic Theatre have brought Sir Peter Shaffer's classic 1973 play to the Mill Theatre in Dundrum, and I had the pleasure of attending on Friday night. I must admit that it was my first time to see Equus, although I couldn't help but be aware of the headline-grabbing aspects of the play. I wonder exactly how much work Daniel Radcliffe has done to popularise the play, using a West End run as an attempt to divorce himself from his most iconic role, and the media revelling at the details of the show. While I was impressed with what London Classic Theatrebrought to the stage, I couldn't help but be disappointed by the play itself.
Easy rider...
I'm not an expert in theatre, and I've never represented myself as such. I'm just a person who occasionally likes to enjoy a show, and is broadly aware of the big monolithic works within the medium. Watching the play, I'll concede to being impressed with the technical aspects of the show – not just the mechanics that the London Theatre Company used to bring the play to life, but also the nuts-and-bolts of Shaffer's writing. He clearly has a fantastic technical ability, with time and space overlapping, and the plot skilfully revealing itself like pealing an onion, conversations within conversations and all that. But I just couldn't get past the play itself.
There's something about Equusthat just feels so tacky and exploitative. Based roughly on a real-life case, the play kicks off with a young kid blinding six horses. Schaffer read about the case in the paper and constructed the play as an exploration of how something like that might have happened. He didn't do any research, but instead constructed his own account of events, playing off that incident. The problem is that it feels so cynical and calculated and headline grabbing. There are an infinite number of ways that Shaffer could have addressed the key themes in the play – none of which have that much to do with animal cruelty – without anchoring them to a real-life case.
Horse play...
It's an interesting truism that animal cruelty is somehow more controversial than violence towards people, occupying a taboo area near the abuse of children. One gets the sense that the play wouldn't have been nearly as controversial had his character lashed out and blinded six people. The animal cruelty element, and several other plot points, seem to exist purely to make the play seem a little "out there", as Shaffer touches on things like sexual sadism and bestiality in the midst of a play concerned with the mingling of religious worship and sexual release.
They feel like shameless attempts to shock or to grab headlines or garner attention, rather than anything that ties into what Shaffer wants to talk about. In order to tie his themes into the brutal incident, Shaffer has to construct a lead character who worships a "horse god"who lives inside his head, thus connecting the real-life story to the stuff that Shaffer really wants to talk about. It just feels so ridiculously forced, when he could have constructed a fictional incident that would have connected much easier, but without any of the sensationalist attributes.
Ponying up some controversy...
More than that, though, Shaffer constructs a false dichotomy within the narrative itself. We're told that he bench who convict the kid are torn between those who want to lock him away for life for what he did, and the one character who believes he can be helped. This leads to a psychiatrist who tries to help the kid, but eventually comes to feel guilty for extinguishing the spark of passion that the kid had and reducing him to "normal." So we're caught between two positions – the one that finds passion and vitality and energy in his wanton act of animal cruelty, and the one that wants to effectively labotomise him, numbing him to the world at large.
It feels like a staged argument, with no clear "right" side, but where allowing the kid to blind six horses seems like almost the "less wrong"side. Shaffer seems to discount the possibility that the kid's singular spark could exist in a life where he wouldn't go around maiming animals. Apparently this kid's inner energy has no real use except cruelty, and the establishment has no choice but to smother it – it can't be harnessed or redirected or focused or put to good use. Of course, if the spark isn't any use for anything other than inflicting suffering on animals, why on earth should anybody care if it is snuffed out? There is no middle-ground in Schaffer's play, and it just feels a tad cynical.
Not quite a pale rider...
The London Theatre Group do a solid job with the material. In fairness to Chaffer, a lot of the staging comes from the play itself, and it is – structurally – a fascinating play to watch as the ensemble stares wordlessly at our actors whenever they aren't directly involved with the scene. Equus was apparently intended to be staged "in the round", and it's a bit disappointing that the theatre set up is so conventional. It might have been interesting to see the adaptation staged in a venue that could be adjusted more easily – the Peacock, for example. Still, the production design is fantastic, as is the use of the single set, that is adjusted and reconfigued upon the changing of a scene.
The performances are mostly solid, even if Matthew Pattimore struggles a bit in the role fo the troubled teenage. In contrast, Malcolm James is much stronger as the plays narrator, the psychiatrist who is given the boy's case on top of an already-daunting workload. The ensemble handles the material well, especially those tasked with playing the roles of the horses, complete with ballet-like movement and equine grace.
Horse power...
Still, I could wholly engage with Equus, and I willingly concede that it's my own problem. It's inevitable that, in exploring any medium, you'll find a highly-respected piece-of-work that just doesn't resonate with you, or even something you actively dislike. I guess that Shaffer's Equus is that play for me, something I could never really embrace or get excited about, feeling there was something distinctly cynical about the whole process.
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Activist gets 3-year suspended sentence
By Cao Yin (China Daily) Updated : 2016-08-06
Gou Hongguo, an associate of the leader of an illegal church, was sentenced on Friday by a court in Tianjin to three years in prison with a three-year reprieve for subverting State power.
Gou had received subversion training overseas, and he financed others to conduct anti-government protests in China, the Tianjin No 2 Intermediate People's Court said in its verdict.
Gou's trial was the fourth at the court this week. Three others defendants in the subversion case had received sentences up to seven-and-a-half years in prison.
Gou, 54, a native of Chengde, Hebei province, pleaded guilty. "I accept the judgment and greatly regret my behavior," he said.
"The trial has made me realize more about how much damage I brought to the country and my family. I will not appeal to a higher court."
The court found that Gou had been influenced by anti-China forces and began spreading subversive ideas after he met Hu Shigen, the leader of an illegal organization, in 2013.
Since 2014, Gou would periodically go abroad to participate in forums against China's political system, and he received training on how to use hot social issues to stir up public sentiment and encourage petitioners to protest the government, according to the verdict.
After returning home, Gou reported what he learned to Hu and provided money to Hu, Beijing lawyer Zhou Shifeng and another man named Zhai Yanmin to organize subversive activities and spread related subversive ideas, the verdict said.
"Gou also became a participant in the activities damaging to national security," said Cai Shuying, the judge in the trial, taking an incident in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, as example.
On Dec 3, 2013, Gou went to Suzhou for a demolition case involving two deaths. He made use of the case and posted anti-government pictures online, aiming to stir up public sentiment, the court said.
Gou confessed his guilt and said in his final statement:" I acted that way because I had lost a business lawsuit and could not understand why. I found online statements provided by Hu and Zhou, and then I was influenced by their thoughts."
Cai said that through such behavior, the defendant had committed the crime of subversion, but he agreed to give a suspended sentence as Gou showed repentance.
Provided Gou behaves well during the three-year reprieve period, he will not serve the three-year prison sentence.
Earlier this week, Zhai, Hu and Zhou, had been sentenced for the same charge.
All four trials were opened to the public through the court's micro-blogging service.


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The first Division game had me in the palm of its hand. I had spent hours on end with a group of friends and we burned through the content in about a month, month and a half tops. Then, we simply stopped. Cold turkey. It wasn't because the game was bad, but more of the fact that you had very little to do. Sure 8 months down the line, the game turned itself around after losing almost 80-90% of it's player base in the first few months, but returning to the game after such a long time didn't sound too appealing anymore.
It's a challenge for these games that fall under that "games as a service" category, maintaining a healthy base while creating content for the next few months / years to come. If anything, Ubisoft had shown that they could turn a product around and listen to valuable feedback from the community and with spending the past week on The Division 2, I think it's safe to say that the game ticks almost all of the boxes on the "how a sequel should be done" list. Check out our review below!
The Division is a third person looter shooter game that has been plagued with content issues when it first came out in 2016. Looter shooters have become quite the thing these days, with Borderlands from before, Destiny 1 and 2, and most recently the very controversial Anthem. The main thing that keeps these games from truly shining is the amount of content that their end game has in store for the users and as was the case with the titles mentioned above, the lack of a strong end game proved to be very costly. Destiny 1 had The Taken King patch that turned the game around, Destiny 2 had Forsaken, Anthem has… well, nothing yet, The Division 1 had patch 1.8. While these updates have quite literally saved the game, it seems to be such a costly investment for players who shell out 50 60$ at the beginning of the life cycle only to have around half a year of bad content until that 1 good patch.
Off the bat, I've been critical of D2 simply because I've been burned by the first game. Will D2 be any different this time around? After spending a week or so, I can definitely say that the game is teeming with content and activities, and best of all is that you don't even need to jump into multiplayer to enjoy everything. For the most part of my journey to level 30, which is the max level before you transition into gear score, I've played as a solo player and not once did I feel the need to jump into a squad mission with a group of friends. The game is surprisingly well balanced and will rarely put you into unwinnable situations. While some missions along the way will be hard, exploiting your surroundings and your skills will prove to be beneficial and vital to your success. What makes Division 2 so good is that you'll really need to be on your toes the whole time as even an encounter with basic red bar enemies can kill you if you're not quite prepared enough. I love this aspect of the game and it'll really force you to think over how you'll be approaching a certain encounter because God knows how many times I've died just because of my negligence. The game makes you feel fragile, but at the same time it's struck a balance with also making you feel like you can take every mission on even on solo mode.
Speaking of preparations, there's a lot that you'll have to do to bring Washington DC back to its former glory. The country has been devastated by a bio pandemic and months after, a coup threatens to sink the last remaining bastion in Washington DC. As you travel across the map, you'll notice that at almost every crossroad and intersection, there is an activity to do, whether it be to liberate control points, recover SHD tech caches, stop a public execution, disrupt propaganda broadcasts, infiltrate strongholds… The list goes on. As long as you keep on moving, there's hardly a span of time where you're not doing anything in the game. These activities are not chores to do because they are very rewarding. Sure they may be the same 4 or 5 things over and over again across districts, but almost everything you do in the game rewards you with a piece of gear, crafting materials, experience points, and whatever else you can fit into your inventory space. If there's anything the first game did wrong, it's that you weren't rewarded properly as you completed activities and D2 has certainly changed that for the better.
Rewarding is quite an understatement because as you progress with the missions, you'll soon see the fruits of your labor manifest across the settlements you liberate. While they do not give any concrete value to you in terms of resources, it is notable to point out that seeing changes to these settlements that tie into the story are pretty cool. It's not quite the base builder yet, but seeing everything come to life is very much welcome and is a constant reminder that what you are accomplishing throughout DC is felt by the people and by you.
To aid you in your missions, Skills, or better known as the gadgets that you'll be using, can turn the tide of battle if used properly. At the start, you'll be given 1 skill to use and you may unlock the others by finishing certain missions along the way. Skill have a number of variants under them, so let me explain briefly. Let's say the first skill you unlock is the turret, which has then 3 variants – the auto rifle, flamethrower, and sniper rifle. Unlocking one variant uses 1 skill point, and to unlock the other variants will require you 5 SHD points each. Under each skill, there are 8 in total, you may choose to add modifications to them to make them more effective at their current role, most of the modifications you can just pick up as loot from chests or bosses. As a single player, you can only equip 2 skills so you'll need to choose wisely. As a small tip, the skill loadout that got me through most of my journey is the chem launcher heal + seeker cluster mines.
While the game CAN be played alone, you'll eventually run into some missions that will test your patience and this can be remedied by joining up with fellow agents. You can employ matchmaking for almost everything that the game has to offer, from free roaming to dark zone excursions, and it's a welcome sight that matchmaking here is as easy as a few button presses. Playing as a group is where the game really shines and once you and your group figure out a good mix of skills and playstyles, then it becomes a sight to behold. One example of this is that of a stronghold mission that me and a couple of random people got stuck with due to our default skill loadouts not being able to handle rushing yellow bar tanks. After a couple of tries we decided to use some chem launchers riot foams and flame launcher turrets, well, we basically breezed through that section of the mission unscathed. Finding a group of people to play the game is NOT essential BUT will add an extra layer of excitement and satisfaction to the game.
Some say that life begins at the level cap because that's where you start to grind for end game equipment. In the Division 2, it's mostly starting over since the map will "open up" again and again, progressing into what you call World Tiers, with World Tier 4 being the highest at the moment. I will avoid spoiling it for you but just to give you a taste of what level 30 end game feels like, you'll be doing mostly the same missions again but with a different threat / enemy this time around. You'll also gain access to specializations (Survivalist, Sharpshooter, Demolitionist) for you to choose from and each specialization has their own signature weapon and skill tree that you can unlock for further modifications to your playstyle. Apart from this, your player level turns into what's called "Gear Score", which is how "good" your equipment is and reaching a certain gear score will allow you access to face some of the tougher strongholds in the game that will advance your world tier level. Repeating these missions is not as bad as it sounds because since you are facing a new threat, tactics and approach will vastly change as well. It's quite an interesting approach to say the least, and one that I'm very much enjoying at this point.
From a technical standpoint, the game handled like a dream, especially through launch. There's very little lag, there's hardly any loading screen (except when you die / matchmake / fast travel / etc), and I've only been disconnected a total of 2 times across the past week. Comparing it to live games from before, I'd have to say that D2 launched almost perfectly and kudos to Ubisoft for handling that part of the game very well.
I wouldn't call the game perfect, and while all I've said is purely praise for the game, I'd also have to say that The Division 2 feels more like The Division 1.5. This game improves greatly on what the first game was, and introducing very little to actually differentiate it from the previous title. While this is not necessarily a bad thing, especially for familiarity's sake, I would have wanted a lot of more "new" stuff. Looking closely, weapon types and skills are mostly the same from the first save for chem launchers, hive, and firefly, so it's disappointing in that sense. Sure the way to unlock and upgrade them has changed, but I wise they could have added more variety.
Also I understand that looter shooters really have an inherent problem and tendency to make enemies bullet sponges without mechanics but if anything, Destiny and a couple of its raids did well to provide a "raid" feel to it, employing mechanics that you'll have to overcome to beat the boss. In the Division 2, most enemies are simply bullet sponges and while it's no different from the first, I also would have hoped for something that would challenge players in a different way other than just pumping them with a thousand bullets. While the base content is a very good start, it'll be good to see what changes the year one updates will bring but as it is, The Division 2 is a solid title that companies should look into on how to make a good sequel.
Overall, I am thoroughly enjoying my playthrough of The Division 2, and I didn't expect to because the first game was just a nightmare to remember. It's a fun experience that can be enjoyed by doing a solo run but can be amplified when teaming up with a group of friends. Washington DC feels alive in terms of how much there is to do and almost every activity is rewarding, enticing you to accomplish more as you work your way throughout the capital. I can't wait to see what the game has in store for its first year but as it stands now, The Division 2 is a solid purchase that will definitely give other looter shooters out there a run for their money.
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I went to the bank today to withdraw some money: Me: "I've come to withdraw £2k cash please" Clerk: "What do you want it for?" Me: "I'm going to buy a flux capacitor at the weekend" Clerk: "Here you go Sir" Hands cash to me WTF!


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The MTV Movie Awards is an annual award show that is exclusively presented on the MTV channel. This award show celebrates the best movies, actors and actresses of the past year and it was first held in 1992. MTV was at the very peak of its popularity back then, and although it is no longer seen to have such a stranglehold on popular culture, it has expanded and matured to become a respectable player in the entertainment industry, with the MTV Movie Award becoming a much sought-after award.
There are many different awards available at the MTV Movie Awards, including the Movie of the Year, the Best Male Performance and the Best Female Performance. As MTV has always appealed more towards the younger generation, there have also been awards that you would never see in other award shows. These include Most Desirable Male and Most Desirable Female, which ran for four years each and counted William Baldwin, Christian Slater, Sharon Stone and Janet Jackson amongst their winners, and the Best Action Sequence, which most recently went to Seann William Scott for a scene in the cinematic flop American Wedding.
Other such awards have included Sexiest Performance, Best Line from a Movie and, perhaps most bizarrely, Best Sandwich in a Movie. This strange but amusing category saw its only appearance in 1996, when the award for the Best Sandwich went to a ham and cheese sandwich in Smoke, with Goldeneye and Four Rooms receiving nods for their sub sandwich and their turkey club sandwich respectively.
The MTV Movie Awards tends to praise popular genre films, those that might not get any recognition at the Academy Awards. Whilst there has never been an out-and-out comedy or action film to win an Oscar, these type of films regularly win MTV Movie Awards. Some would consider this a big plus, others would consider it too lowbrow and would dismiss the ceremony because of this. We think that this sort of variety is important in any industry and we welcome it in the film industry, which all too often gives praise to drama films that have hard-hitting topics, but not necessarily any interesting subject matter or even a well-written script.
In its old format, it would have been impossible to bet on the MTV Movie Awards. This is because prior to 2007 the MTV Movie Award ceremony was not shown live. It was taped and then shown a few days later, and this meant that there would have been a large number of people that knew the result of awards that had yet to be officially announced to the public. This would have caused some mayhem on the markets to say the least, but if award-show gambling had been available back then, there is a good chance that this ceremony would have just been overlooked.
Of course, gambling on such events was not available back in 2007, as this is a fairly recent introduction. BetFair, the world's largest betting community (as they proudly, and rightly, call themselves) were the ones to start offering such markets, but this began just a few years ago. The Academy Awards was the first award show that you could gamble on through BetFair. The Sports Personality award, which is exclusive to British TV, was also available as BetFair is based in the United Kingdom. These proved so popular that many more markets became available, with the MTV Movie Awards becoming one of the most recent.
As it happens, the MTV Movie Awards is no longer taped and shown a few days later. 2007 was the first year that the MTV Movie Awards was shown live, and that has been the case ever since. These days there is an extensive market available on the MTV Movie Awards on BetFair. You will have to go through the betting exchange for this, as opposed to the BetFair sports book, but this is where you will find the best odds and opportunity anyway.
Typically, it is only the main markets that are available. These include the Movie of the Year, the Best Male and the Best Female. However, other markets do make an appearance every now and then and you can also bet on certain speciality awards and markets. These include whether "Actor A" will win an award, whether "Actress B" will shed a tear, and even whether "Director A" will swear. There are many such bets, most of which hail from the markets that have been available on the Academy Awards, and the variety increases year on year. If one actress trips up and falls one year, you can guarantee that there will be a market open on whether she will do the same in the following year.


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AEC builds Saudi's ICT skills
Saudi Arabia's AEC is highlighting the strength of its expertise in sectors including ICT at GITEX Technology Week.
Tags: Advanced Electronics Company (www.aecl.com), Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates
AEC is showing its expertise in sectors including ICT, industrial automation, and systems integration.
By ITP.net Staff Writer Published October 20, 2016
Saudi Arabia's AEC is highlighting the strength of its expertise in sectors including ICT, industrial automation, systems integration and manufacturing at GITEX Technology Week.
The company is exhibiting its range of capabilities at the event, and has launched a number of new services and products at GITEX.
Khalid M Al-Khowaiter, President & CEO, AEC, says that the company has developed expertise in several ICT sectors, including e-government, cloud computing, cybersecurity, IoT, and smart systems, and is further increasing its areas of operations inline with its remit to develop technical capabilities and resources to further the development of the Kingdom.
AEC and Honeywell to collaborate on smart cities
AEC invests in Kingdom's ICT Capability
AEC showcases solutions portfolio
Among the key areas of expansion for AEC is smart cities and related-IoT systems, where it can combine its strengths and expertise in industrial automation, systems integration and ICT. The company recently signed a partnership agreement with GE, and it is also working with major primary industries in Saudi Arabia on multiple projects.
AEC has projects for smart metering, for both electricity and water, and is developing more services in this area to include more capabilities for utilities.
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For those of you who don't want to click my RSS to view my ficlets I'm liking so much, I thought I'd repost a few of them here. This one was I think the first I wrote for a challenge – a story that had requirements that needed to be met. In this case it had to contain certain words, which I bolded. Let me know what you think.
As always I came upon the scene in medias res. The train had derailed and tumbled down an embankment, crushing a house.
And it's occupant, or I wouldn't be here.
I flashed my ID to the cop at the taped off perimeter.
"So, wierd as it looks?" I asked.
As I entered I knew why they were curious. The accident was only a couple hours old, and already the stench of death permeated the place, clinging to the flowered wallpaper like tar.
I entered what was the living room. The train's cowcatcher had scooped up a sofa and an old gramophone, it's horn bent and mangled.
The victim was indeed a clown, with a hooped costume barely concealing his avoirdupois and adorned with a fancifully large daisy boutonniere.


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Q: Getting routerParams send from parent with child I have a component which has a @Routeconfig (the parent).
import {Component} from "angular2/core";
import {RouteConfig,ROUTER_DIRECTIVES, RouterOutlet} from 'angular2/router';
import {Theme} from "../theme/theme";
import {Router,RouteParams} from "angular2/router";
import {OrganisationService} from "./organisation.service";
import {Organisation} from "./organisation";
import {OrganisationComponent} from "./organisation.component";
import {EmptyComponent} from "../../empty.component";
import {ThemeListComponent} from "../theme/theme-list.component";

@Component({
    template: `

             {{organisation.organisationName}}

<router-outlet></router-outlet>
  `,
    directives:[RouterOutlet],
    providers:[OrganisationService]
})

@RouteConfig([
    {path: '/', name:'Empty', component:EmptyComponent,useAsDefault: true},
    {path: '/:organisationId/Themes/...', name:'ThemeList', component:ThemeListComponent}
])

export class OrganisationListComponent {
    public organisations:Organisation[];
    constructor(private organisationService:OrganisationService) {
        this.organisationService.getOrganisations().subscribe((organisations:Organisation[])=> {
            this.organisations = organisations;
        });
    }
}

I want to sent the id from organisation to my ThemeListComponent (child). This works but when i try to get the routeParams withing my child component it gives errors.

EXCEPTION: Error during instantiation of Router! (RouterLink -> Router).
ORIGINAL EXCEPTION: Route config should contain exactly one "component", "loader", or "redirectTo" property.

This is ThemeListComponent and how i try to receive the routerParams:
import {Component} from "angular2/core";
import {RouteConfig,ROUTER_DIRECTIVES, RouterOutlet} from 'angular2/router';
import {Theme} from "../theme/theme";
import {Router,RouteParams} from "angular2/router";
import {ThemeComponent} from "../theme/theme.component";
import {ThemeService} from "./theme.service";
import {EmptyComponent} from "../../empty.component";

@Component({
    template: `

        {{theme.name}}

<router-outlet></router-outlet>
    `,
    directives:[RouterOutlet,RouteParams],
    providers:[ThemeService]
})

@RouteConfig([
    {path: '/', name:'Empty', component:EmptyComponent,useAsDefault: true},
    {path: '/:themeId', name:'Theme', component:ThemeComponent}
])

export class ThemeListComponent {
    public themes:Theme[];
    constructor(private themeService:ThemeService,private routeParams:RouteParams) {
        let id = +this.routeParams.get('id');
        this.themeService.getThemes(id).subscribe((themes:Theme[])=>{
            this.themes = themes;
        });
    }
}

I get the errors whenever i just implement the routerParams in my constructor in the child.

A: I had a similar issue. I solved it by simply importing the RouteParams and Router in the same line as the RouteConfig, ROUTER_DIRECTIVES, RouterOutlet.
This will probably give you an error. So I changed
import {RouteConfig,ROUTER_DIRECTIVES, RouterOutlet} from 'angular2/router';
import {Router,RouteParams} from "angular2/router";

to
import {RouteConfig,ROUTER_DIRECTIVES, RouterOutlet, Router,RouteParams} from 'angular2/router';

Somehow I don't understand why this wouldn't work with two separate imports, but this should solve the issue.

A: There is currently no easy way. See also https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/6985
Angular 2: getting RouteParams from parent component provides some workarounds.


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What Happens If You Deactivate Your Facebook Account: Facebook is a huge part of millions and countless peoples' lives, however what happens when you end? Last night I satisfied a male who strolled to the side of the cliff as well as virtually deactivated his Facebook account. He took a screenshot of what he saw after clicking the "deactivate my account" web link on his account page-- and it is pretty far-out.
That guy considered giving up Facebook since it was having an adverse emotional impact on him and also I'll spare him and also his contacts from uploading the screenshot he showed to me. I have posted below though a shot of the screen I saw when I clicked that switch myself. Check it out. I bet you haven't seen this display before, have you?
Can you believe that? How extremely manipulative! And exactly what claims making. Facebook has actually undoubtedly made it easier to correspond with people compared to virtually other modern technology in the world, yet to claim that leaving Facebook implies your buddies "will certainly no more have the ability to interact with you" is just incorrect. Facebook typically claims little things such as this that review like it thinks it has a syndicate on human link.
Obviously my other half's buddy and among my associates are truly going to miss me if I leave, though. That image of Frederic my associate, that isn't really also his profile picture. That's an image where he and I were both marked. A minimum of it didn't claim my partner would miss me! Inning accordance with one record this Spring, including these photos of pals has actually kept 1 million individuals each year from deactivating their account.
Undoubtedly, this is likewise kind of amusing at the same time.
This is just filled with obnoxiousness. "I have a privacy issue" is listed as one of the factors people may be leaving. I think it's more likely that people would claim "I do not think my privacy is being safeguarded on Facebook" or some similar general statement, yet leave it to Facebook to frame and also decrease individuals' issues even as they walk out the door.
Keep in mind: Even after you shut down, your good friends could still invite you to events, tag you in images, or ask you to sign up with teams. If you pull out, you will certainly NOT obtain these e-mail invitations as well as alerts from your buddies.
Outstanding, by default, even after you terminate your Facebook account, Facebook will still maintain emailing you, unless you opt out.
Of course you as well can go the the side and not embark on. Go see that Facebook assumes would certainly miss you if you were gone. It's alright, I've clicked the "deactivate my account" web link 4 times today as well as just stopped short of striking the ultimate switch. The pictures changed in some cases yet they were constantly individuals I truly do recognize fairly well.
I'm not ready to actually deactivate my Facebook account, even though the firm drives me insane. I like using it to stay connected with people outside of tech, I assume it is essential to challenge the business's plans when required and also allow's face it-- I don't have it in me to break the hearts of those four people above that would miss me if I left!


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Home / Journal of Scientometrics, Vol 6, Issue 2, May-Aug, 2017 / Social Networking Analysis of Renewable Energy Research in India
Social Networking Analysis of Renewable Energy Research in India
Type:Research Article
Vipin Kumar,
and Sapna Arora Narula
Vipin Kumar1*, Sapna Arora Narula2
1Department of Business Sustainability, TERI University Principal Scientist, CSIR-NISTADS, National Institute of Science Technology and Development Studies, New Delhi, INDIA.
2Associate Professor, TERI University, New Delhi, INDIA.
Renewable energy research has recently been seen as one of the most important areas of studies by budding doctoral researchers. The paper is an attempt to study the trends of renewable energy research on the basis of PhD dissertations database provided by University Grants Commission (Government of India). The database provides the information about researcher, guide, title, university/Department and year. On the bases of the PhD database a unique combination of researcher and guide was established by searching scientometric output of the combination on SCOPUS database. The combination output is analyzed using Pajek social network diagrams and further network between Researcher, Guide, Institution and future research collaborations were illustratively mapped. The final output highlights the Universities' contribution towards creation of renewable technology research not only by creating the human resource but also by various modes of networking, be it researcher to guide, university to university, researcher to research or a combination of all. It also shed light on the behavior of a researcher after completing of doctoral programmer.
Keywords:Doctoral Thesis., Energy, Pajek, Renewable energy, SNA
Classification of the titles of the Dissertations.
Doctoral Thesis.
Pajek
‹ Publication Productivity Pattern of Malaysian Researchers in Scopus from 1995 to 2015 up A Bibliometric Analysis of Linguistics Publications in the Web of Science ›
Kumar V, Narula SArora. Social Networking Analysis of Renewable Energy Research in India. Journal of Scientometric Research. 2017;6(2):102-108. doi:10.5530/jscires.6.2.15.


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How to Add Fonts to Elvui
People think that playing video games is child's play. That is not true. Video games are popular among both children and adults alike. In fact, it is found that parents across the world are getting more attracted to playing video games and surprisingly both genders have a considerate amount of interest in playing video games.
Since the emergence of the first-ever video games in the 1970s, today, video games have gone through a huge transformation. As technology was evolving, so did video games. They have evolved from playing on desktop computers and Nintendos to smaller devices. After the advent of smartphones and tablets, people have started playing video games on these small devices giving way to a new category of games.
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When speaking of the best online games available today, one can't forget World Of Warcraft. The game has steadily been gaining popularity since 2004 and till today is considered one of the top games. This multiplayer online game was created by Blizzard Entertainment, and they released the game on 14th, November 2004. Now, let us have a look at a brief introduction to the game.
World Of Warcraft allows thousands and millions of players to participate in the game, online. It allows players to create avatar-style characters and explore the universe by interacting with their fellow players. The game offers many characters to choose from, that include druids, priests, rogues, and other such fantasy-related characters.
It involves completing various battles, and missions and in return, the characters are awarded gold, weapons, and other such valuable items to help them progress further in their quest. Advancing in the game requires the character to defeat the bad creatures. By defeating these creatures, the character earns experience. Once the character earns enough experience, the character advances to the next level, equipped with more powers.
One of the best features of World Of Warcraft is, it allows the gamer to improve the gaming experience by enabling them to upgrade the current version of the game. This can be done by downloading add-ons and adding them to the current version of the game. Since 2004, the user interface of the game has barely undergone any upgrades. With add-ons, you can completely overhaul the look of the game. Addons are considered to be the best ways of customizing and improving the game.
There are many add-ons out there but none like the Elvui. It is considered to be one of the most popular add-ons for World Of Warcraft. By offering a sleek design to the user interface, Elvui makes the UI of the game more sophisticated and readable.
The game comes with a default Blizzard user interface. When installing Elvui, it allows the gamer to completely replace the user interface of the World Of Warcraft. In fact, Elvui allows you to customize every part of the game's user interface according to your liking.
That said, let us see how to install Elvui on your desktop computer. To install the Eluvi on your desktop computer, you need to first download the installer from the developer's website.
Follow the steps given below, to download and install the software on your computer:
Open the web browser. In the web browser, go to the address bar and enter "www.tukui.org/".
On the website, navigate to the "Addons" section which is at the top of the window screen. Click on the Addons. You will see options like Tukui, Elvui, and Browse.
Select the Elvui option and there you will have five options. Click on the "Download (Classic)" option.
After clicking on the option, a download page appears. Now, click on the "Download" button.
A zip file will be downloaded on your desktop. Navigate to that file on your desktop and extract the zip file.
Now, open the World Of Warcraft folder.
In the folder, go to the "Interface" folder and open it. You will find the "Addons" folder. Double-click on it to open the folder.
Next, go back to the Elvui extracted folder and find the files "ElvUI" and "ElvUI_Config". Copy these files.
Paste these files in the "Addons" folder of the World Of Warcraft folder.
Now, launch the World Of Warcraft application. After launching the application, go to the character selection screen. Here, select the "Addons" and then select "ElvUI".
Start the game. Follow the instructions given by the ElvUi during the game to enhance the game experience.
There you go. This is how you can install EluvUI to your World Of Warcraft game.
Coming to the topic "how to add fonts to Elvui", you can easily add custom fonts to the game. If you feel the existing fonts in the game are too bland, you have the option to download your favorite fonts from an external source and then add them to the Elvui.
Here is how to add fonts to Elvui.
15 Steps On How To Add Fonts To Elvui
To add new customs fonts to Elvui, follow the steps below:
First, you need to open your web browser and download the "SharedMedia Addon".
To download the add-on, you need to go to the Google search engine. In the engine, enter the term "SharedMedia add-on" and click the search button. Click on the first search result to download the add-on.
After clicking the download button, you will get a zip file. Extract the zip file.
After extracting the file, copy the "SharedMedia" folder.
Now, open the World Of Warcraft folder. In that folder, navigate to the Interface folder→Addons. In the Addons folder, paste the "SharedMedia" folder.
Next, double-click on the "SharedMedia" folder and find the "MyMedia.bat.text".
Rename the "MyMedia.bat.text" with "MyMedia.bat".
Run the "MyMedia.bat" which will create a folder called "SharedMedia_MyMedia".
Double-click that folder to find different folders. Select the "Font" folder and open it. Here, you will find the folder empty.
Next, open your web browser again. Go to the "1001fonts" website, to download your favorite fonts.
After downloading your favorite font and extracting the font file, find the ".ttf" file.
Copy the ".ttf" file and paste the file into Font's folder of the SharedMedia_MyMedia.
Now again, rerun the "MyMedia.bat" file, which will create the "MyMedia.lua" file. This file contains codes that will help in registering necessary files.
Launch the World Of Warcraft application. Click the Play button. Then click on the Addon button.
Open the Elvui console, go to the "General" tab. In the tab, select the "Media" option. Click on the "CombatText Font" to find your recently downloaded font.
There you go. This is how you add fonts to Elvui.
The gaming industry has gone through a huge transformation since its inception. Back in the day, people played video games on desktop computers. But due to the advancement in technology, we have smartphones now. This has given way to new categories of games like mobile device games.
Speaking of the gaming industry market, the gaming market is a billion-dollar market. In fact, the industry is seeing a steady increase in its revenue, year after year. By 2025, the gaming industry is set to be worth 256 billion dollars.
That said, one of the popular games in the gaming world is the World Of Warcraft. This multilevel player online game has been popular among gamers since 2004. One of the best features of World Of Warcraft is, it allows to upgrade its user interface and one such add-on that allows doing that is the Elvui.
Elvui fully replaces the existing UI with its UI. It allows adding custom fonts to World Of Warcraft. If you feel that the existing fonts are too bland, you can add your custom fonts to the game. We have given a detailed guide in this article on how to add fonts to Elvui. Follow the guide to add custom fonts to your Elvui.
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Q: php email reminder script issue I am building a script that checks for dates that will expire within 7 days and sends out a email reminder to the admin owner and also update a date notified column in the database, I have got it sort of working, it updates the date notified column and sends the email out but it only lists one date in the email where as there should be two as I set two dates to expire within 7 days, can anyone help please, below is the coding I have
<?php

$db = mysqli_connect("localhost" , "", "") or die("Check connection      parameters!");
// Optionally skip select_db and use: mysqli_connect(host,user,pass,dbname)
mysqli_select_db($db,"") or die(mysqli_error($db));

if (mysqli_connect_error()) {
die ('Failed to connect to MySQL');
} else {
/*SUCCESS MSG*/
echo '';
}

$sqlCommand = "SELECT
    u.id
    , domain_name_owner
    , url
    , DATE_FORMAT(domain_expiry_date, '%e %M %Y') as domain_expiration_date
    , domain_owner_email
    FROM websites u
    WHERE domain_expiry_date BETWEEN CURDATE() AND CURDATE()+INTERVAL 7 DAY
    ";

    $query = mysqli_query($db, $sqlCommand) or die (mysqli_error($db));

    //fetch the data from the database
    while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($query)) {

$arr_ids[] = $row['id'];

    $email = '';
    $headers = "From: noreply@domain.co.uk\r\n";
    $subject = "Domain Name Expiry Date(s)";
    $message = '';

    $id = $row['id'];
    $owner = $row['domain_name_owner'];
    $email = $row['domain_owner_email'];
    $message = "Domain Name Owner: {$row['domain_name_owner']} \n\n";

$message .= "Your Domain Name {$row['url']} expiry date is: {$row['domain_expiration_date']}\n";

        $to = $email;
        $sendmail = mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);
        if ($sendmail) {
            echo nl2br($message);
            echo "Email Successfully Sent

";
        } else {
            echo "Error in Sending of Email to $to

";
        }

        }

        if (isset($arr_ids)){
        $sql = "UPDATE websites SET date_notified_of_domain_expiry = NOW()             WHERE id IN (";
        $sql .= implode("," , $arr_ids);
        $sql .= ");";
        print $sql;

        }

       //$db->query($sql);
       $db->query($sql) or die(mysqli_error($db));

       // Free the results
       mysqli_free_result($query);

       //close the connection
       mysqli_close($db);

       ?>

Thank you in advance

A: Your Script is working fine, it should send one email per expiry date (based on your code), if the domain owner owns two  domains, he will receive two separate emails that each one of them is related to a certain domain.
If you want to send the two domains on the same email, use the below script:
 <?php

    $db = mysqli_connect("localhost" , "", "") or die("Check connection      parameters!");
    // Optionally skip select_db and use: mysqli_connect(host,user,pass,dbname)
    mysqli_select_db($db,"") or die(mysqli_error($db));

    if (mysqli_connect_error()) {
    die ('Failed to connect to MySQL');
    } else {
    /*SUCCESS MSG*/
    echo '';
    }

    $sqlCommand = "SELECT
        u.id
        , domain_name_owner
        , url
        , DATE_FORMAT(domain_expiry_date, '%e %M %Y') as domain_expiration_date
        , domain_owner_email
        FROM websites u
        WHERE domain_expiry_date BETWEEN CURDATE() AND CURDATE()+INTERVAL 7 DAY
        ";

        $query = mysqli_query($db, $sqlCommand) or die (mysqli_error($db));

        //fetch the data from the database
$message = '';
$email = '';
$prev_Email ='';
        while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($query)) {

    $arr_ids[] = $row['id'];

       $prev_Email = $email;
        $headers = "From: noreply@domain.co.uk\r\n";
        $subject = "Domain Name Expiry Date(s)";
        $id = $row['id'];
        $owner = $row['domain_name_owner'];
        $email = $row['domain_owner_email'];

        if($prev_Email == ""){
           $prev_Email = $email;
        }

if($email == $prev_email && $email != ""){
$message. = "Domain Name Owner: {$row['domain_name_owner']} \n\n";

    $message .= "Your Domain Name {$row['url']} expiry date is: {$row['domain_expiration_date']}\n";

}else{
 if($prev_Email != ""){
$to = $prev_Email;
            $sendmail = mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);
            if ($sendmail) {
                echo nl2br($message);
                echo "Email Successfully Sent

";
            } else {
                echo "Error in Sending of Email to $to

";
            }
$message = "Domain Name Owner: {$row['domain_name_owner']} \n\n";

    $message .= "Your Domain Name {$row['url']} expiry date is: {$row['domain_expiration_date']}\n";
}

            }

            }

            if (isset($arr_ids)){
            $sql = "UPDATE websites SET date_notified_of_domain_expiry = NOW()             WHERE id IN (";
            $sql .= implode("," , $arr_ids);
            $sql .= ");";
            print $sql;

            }

           //$db->query($sql);
           $db->query($sql) or die(mysqli_error($db));

           // Free the results
           mysqli_free_result($query);

           //close the connection
           mysqli_close($db);

           ?>


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