Palm kernel shells steam boiler in palm oil mills In recent years, the demand for palm kernel shells has increased for palm oil mills self-sufficient in in terms of energy by making use of kernel shells and mesocarp fibers in cogeneration.
About 64% of these are boilers, 1% are boiler parts. A wide variety of palm oil boiler options are available to you, such as free samples. There are 340 palm oil boiler suppliers, mainly located in Asia. The top supplying countries are China (Mainland), India, and Finland, which supply 99%, 1%, and 1% of palm oil boiler respectively.
The Palm Oil industry generates large quantity of wastes whose disposal is a challenging task. In the Palm Oil mill, fresh fruit bunches are sterilized after which the oil fruits can be removed from the branches.
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Long An, Vung Tau will soon have a house for VND200 million
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After Binh Duong is home to VND100 million, Vung Tau City and Long An Province are preparing to launch houses worth VND100-200 million.
In early 2017, Binh Duong officially put into operation the residential area costing 100 million dong for workers next to the provincial administration. Long An also announced that VND198 million/ houses, Ba Ria Vung Tau also planned to build in the earliest time.
Recently, a real estate company in Long An said that it is building about 800 houses in society with the price of VND 198 million / apartment 30sqm in Duc Hoa district, Long An province. The project is built on 48 hectares of land, the legal steps are being implemented by the company. When the province approves the company will do immediately and within 6 months will be completed and put into use.
The project has full facilities for residents such as swimming pool, park, entertainment area, school … To implement this project, the company invested a production line of non-baked brick.
This is a model that Long An learned from Binh Duong about the construction of cheap housing to serve workers because of the number of workers in this province is also very much and the demand for large housing. Only Duc Hoa district (where the project was built) has 6 industrial zones, with about 40,000 workers.
"The demand for social housing in Long An is very large, and the model of social housing in Binh Duong is very good for Long An," said Luu Dinh Tan, Director of Long An Department of Construction. However, it is necessary to study and improve some points suitable for Long An, as the area of each apartment can be adjusted to increase a little more for people to live more comfortable.
Ba Ria – Vung Tau is also launching a program of affordable housing. Last November 10, at the investment promotion conference in this locality, the provincial leaders also said that will build about 1,000 apartments for officials and low-income people in the area.
According to Ba Ria – Vung Tau provincial People's Committee, over the past years, from the state budget, Ba Ria-Vung Tau province has completed and put into use 1423 residential social housing. In addition, the non-budgetary capital also builds about 1,900 units, of which enterprises in industrial parks invested 1,711 units, meeting about 5,000 workers with stable housing; Real estate businesses built around 176 apartments serving mainly for low-income people in urban areas.
At this conference, the province announced a number of land areas have completed site clearance work to call and select capable investors of implementing the project, to create the effect of promoting housing development local society.
According to the plan, Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province will strive to deploy around 26 projects, with an area of 89.7ha, with a total of 10,813 units by 2020, with a total floor area of 961,313 sqm; The main source of funding is in the form of socialization, state budget support for site clearance and land allocation for investors implementing the project.
Estimated total cost of implementation is about VND 6,552 billion, of which the investment capital of construction companies is VND 6,397 billion and state support for ground clearance is VND155.6 billion.
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#ifndef QUICKSTEP_PARSER_PARSE_ATTRIBUTE_DEFINITION_HPP_
#define QUICKSTEP_PARSER_PARSE_ATTRIBUTE_DEFINITION_HPP_

#include <memory>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include "parser/ParseString.hpp"
#include "parser/ParseTreeNode.hpp"
#include "utility/Macros.hpp"

namespace quickstep {

class ParseColumnConstraint;
class Type;

template <class T> class PtrList;

/** \addtogroup Parser
 *  @{
 */

/**
 * @brief Parsed representation of a data type.
 **/
class ParseDataType {
 public:
  /**
   * @brief Constructor.
   *
   * @param type The Type of the data.
   **/
  explicit ParseDataType(const Type &type)
      : type_(&type) {
  }

  /**
   * @brief Get the type.
   *
   * @return The Type.
   **/
  const Type& getType() const {
    return *type_;
  }

 private:
  // Use a pointer instead of a reference so that it may be modified by column
  // constraints.
  const Type *type_;

  friend class ParseColumnConstraintNull;
  friend class ParseColumnConstraintNotNull;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ParseDataType);
};

/**
 * @brief Parsed representation of an attribute definition
 **/
class ParseAttributeDefinition : public ParseTreeNode {
 public:
  /**
   * @brief Constructor
   *
   * @param line_number Line number of the first token of this node in the SQL statement.
   * @param column_number Column number of the first token of this node in the SQL statement.
   * @param name The attribute name.
   * @param data_type The parsed data type (becomes owned by this
   *        ParseAttributeDefinition).
   * @param constraint_list An optional list of column constraints (may be NULL
   *        if no constraints).
   **/
  ParseAttributeDefinition(const int line_number,
                           const int column_number,
                           ParseString *name,
                           ParseDataType *data_type,
                           PtrList<ParseColumnConstraint> *constraint_list);

  /**
   * @brief Destructor
   **/
  ~ParseAttributeDefinition() override {}

  std::string getName() const override {
    return "AttributeDefinition";
  }

  /**
   * @brief Get the attribute name
   *
   * @return The attribute name
   **/
  const ParseString* name() const {
    return name_.get();
  }

  /**
   * @brief Get the parsed data type
   *
   * @return The data type
   **/
  const ParseDataType& data_type() const {
    return *data_type_;
  }

 protected:
  void getFieldStringItems(
      std::vector<std::string> *inline_field_names,
      std::vector<std::string> *inline_field_values,
      std::vector<std::string> *non_container_child_field_names,
      std::vector<const ParseTreeNode*> *non_container_child_fields,
      std::vector<std::string> *container_child_field_names,
      std::vector<std::vector<const ParseTreeNode*>> *container_child_fields) const override;

 private:
  std::unique_ptr<ParseString> name_;
  std::unique_ptr<ParseDataType> data_type_;

  friend class ParseColumnConstraintNull;
  friend class ParseColumnConstraintNotNull;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ParseAttributeDefinition);
};

/**
 * @brief A column constraint that can be applied to an attribute definition.
 **/
class ParseColumnConstraint : public ParseTreeNode {
 public:
  /**
   * @brief Virtual destructor.
   **/
  ~ParseColumnConstraint() override {
  }

  /**
   * @brief Apply this constraint to an attribute definition.
   *
   * @param target The attribute definition to modify with this constraint.
   **/
  virtual void applyTo(ParseAttributeDefinition *target) const = 0;

 protected:
  ParseColumnConstraint(const int line_number, const int column_number)
      : ParseTreeNode(line_number, column_number) {
  }

 private:
  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ParseColumnConstraint);
};

/**
 * @brief A column constraint allowing NULL values.
 **/
class ParseColumnConstraintNull: public ParseColumnConstraint {
 public:
  /**
   * @brief Constructor.
   *
   * @param line_number Line number of the first token of this node in the SQL statement.
   * @param column_number Column number of the first token of this node in the SQL statement.
   **/
  ParseColumnConstraintNull(const int line_number, const int column_number)
      : ParseColumnConstraint(line_number, column_number) {
  }

  /**
   * @brief Destructor.
   */
  ~ParseColumnConstraintNull() override {
  }

  std::string getName() const override {
    return "NullablityColumnConstraint";
  }

  void applyTo(ParseAttributeDefinition *target) const override;

 protected:
  void getFieldStringItems(
      std::vector<std::string> *inline_field_names,
      std::vector<std::string> *inline_field_values,
      std::vector<std::string> *non_container_child_field_names,
      std::vector<const ParseTreeNode*> *non_container_child_fields,
      std::vector<std::string> *container_child_field_names,
      std::vector<std::vector<const ParseTreeNode*>> *container_child_fields) const override;

 private:
  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ParseColumnConstraintNull);
};

/**
 * @brief A column constraint disallowing NULL values.
 **/
class ParseColumnConstraintNotNull: public ParseColumnConstraint {
 public:
  /**
   * @brief Constructor.
   *
   * @param line_number Line number of the first token of this node in the SQL statement.
   * @param column_number Column number of the first token of this node in the SQL statement.
   **/
  ParseColumnConstraintNotNull(const int line_number, const int column_number)
     : ParseColumnConstraint(line_number, column_number) {
  }

  /**
   * @brief Destructor.
   */
  ~ParseColumnConstraintNotNull() override {
  }

  std::string getName() const override {
    return "NullablityColumnConstraint";
  }

  void applyTo(ParseAttributeDefinition *target) const override;

 protected:
  void getFieldStringItems(
      std::vector<std::string> *inline_field_names,
      std::vector<std::string> *inline_field_values,
      std::vector<std::string> *non_container_child_field_names,
      std::vector<const ParseTreeNode*> *non_container_child_fields,
      std::vector<std::string> *container_child_field_names,
      std::vector<std::vector<const ParseTreeNode*>> *container_child_fields) const override;

 private:
  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ParseColumnConstraintNotNull);
};

/** @} */

}  // namespace quickstep

#endif  // QUICKSTEP_PARSER_PARSE_ATTRIBUTE_DEFINITION_HPP_

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U.S. News and World Report gives Michael and Megafire
September 21, 2017 September 21, 2017 megafirebook_4t4o3j
Photographer, writer and former Hotshot Matt Slaby wrote a terrific Op/Ed for U.S. News and World Report looking at the nation's wildfire crisis and was kind enough to include Megafire and its author. You can check it out this link:
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/articles/2017-09-20/op-ed-us-needs-to-be-smarter-about-fighting-wildfires
The Denver Post and Boulder Daily Camera cover Megafire and its author
Megafire Review in Steamboat Today


You will have a support team to help and guide you. There will also be many opportunities for you to put your ideas into practice within your placements.
You will participate in various seminars during your voluntary year (on-arrival, mid-term and evaluation). During the on-arrival seminar you will attend an intensive Hungarian language course. You will also have an opportunity to visit different placements where your fellow volunteers do their voluntary service.
You will receive pocket money, health insurance, accommodation, a language course and travel costs throughout the duration of your service.
You will work 35 hours per week within your placement.


We had a wonderful visit at my house, Suse and I.
We all sat around the table and laughed and told stories and googled all manner of topics for what seemed like hours.
After a bagel breakfast the next morning, she and I hopped in the Jeep and made a trip to see the unicorns.
Don't mind the air-conditioner. It is terribly warm here (101 - 106 on Saturday!). I've switched to Celsius on my iPhone so Suse and I can both understand how warm it really is. (33!) We joined a tour with the most wonderful guide.
As old as the tapestries themselves!
Her accent? Old, New York, Monied!
She's us in 30 years!
But, I am joking, of course. She was a delight and knew all there is to know about the making of the tapestries and tons of things about the plants in the gardens.
It was beautiful and tranquil and, well, just about perfect.
I learned a tremendous amount about the unicorn tapestries, including the fact that unicorns are nearly as rare as visiting Australians one has loved from afar.
Oh, I can totally hear that old, moneyed, New York voice. The Cloisters would be a good place to visit when it's so fricking hot. And look at Suse! Look how blurry and wee she is!
Elder son left NYC at 4am today to drive to Ann Arbor. Where it is now, as of his phone call 5 minutes ago, 101 degrees.
Stay cool -- relief is coming in a few days. You two are so brave. I cannot imagine going ANYWHERE in this heat.
only 33C? thats a mild day for us here!
I too LOVE the unicorns, I never knew they were with you, I saw some lovely companion pieces in Stirling castle where they were being ?reproduced a year or so at a time by a band of skilled craftspeople.
What a lovely time, how magical to be together.
So what does old, moneyed, New York like? Can you give me a movie reference so that I can imagine myself there amongst the tapestries strolling the perpetually cool cloisters with you both but never looking directly at you so as not to destroy your secret identity mystique? Truthfully, should we ever meet you will have a mask. I will fashion one for your myself if I must.
I should have typed 'sound like' but, hopefully, you followed my meaning.
One of my favorite places in NY. I can imagine you too having a grand time!


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Q: Reading an external XML file with jQuery Edited
I need to fill a webpage with content stored in an external XML file. I found a working example: http://jsfiddle.net/9eqvq/
However, in this example the data is directly written into the HTML document.
The application should be able to read from a remote XML file.
I tried to do this with the jQuery parseXML method, but I can't get access to the XML document.
When I'm trying to output the entire content of the XML document in the console as shown in the code below, I see the following error in Chrome's console:
XMLHttpRequest cannot load file://localhost/Users/Fabi/Documents/xml/xml.xml.
Cross origin requests are only supported for protocol schemes:
http, data, chrome-extension, https, chrome-extension-resource.   VM71 jquery-1.10.1.js:8724
send                                                              VM71 jquery-1.10.1.js:8724
jQuery.extend.ajax                                                VM71 jquery-1.10.1.js:8154
(anonymous function)                                              VM72 index.html:19
fire                                                              VM71 jquery-1.10.1.js:3074
self.fireWith                                                     VM71 jquery-1.10.1.js:3186
jQuery.extend.ready                                               VM71 jquery-1.10.1.js:433
completed                                                         VM71 jquery-1.10.1.js:104

Here's the code I'm using:

<title>Parsing XML File</title>

Default text without manpulation

When I open index.html (by double-clicking) which includes the script above, I see the the success essage
Message from Success function
but not the data of the XML document. When I replace $("#output").text("Message from Success function"); with $("#output").text(data); Safari, Chrome and Firefox only show me
[object XMLDocument]

Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? Are there maybe working demo files which do not require a local webserver?
By the way I also tried to run the code with Safari, Chrome, Firefox on a XAMPP and on a Node.js webserver – without success.
Any help would be appreciated.

A: charlietfl was right:

if success handler is working you are receiving the data

I tried to start the same HTML-doc in Chrome, Firefox and Safari. Previously I relied mostly on Chrome. Chrome did not display the HTML-document generated with XML data. Firefox and Safari however did the job.
Doing some research I found out that I have to start Chrome this way: Go to the Terminal and and start Chrome with the allow-file-access-from-files - flag by typing in:
Google\ Chrome.app --args --allow-file-access-from-files

For those who have the same problem – Here is a demo. For me it´s working. Save both files index.html and cd_catalog.xml in the same directory and open index.html in your browser. I can´t remember where I found this example, but I was free enough to modify it :-) You´d better don´t do this in Chrome. Prefer Firefox or Safari.
index.html

cd_catalog.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<CATALOG>

    <CD>
        <TITLE>Hide your heart</TITLE>
        <ARTIST>Bonnie Tyler</ARTIST>
        <COUNTRY>UK</COUNTRY>
        <COMPANY>CBS Records</COMPANY>
        <PRICE>9.90</PRICE>
        <YEAR>1988</YEAR>
    </CD>
    <CD>
        <TITLE>Greatest Hits</TITLE>
        <ARTIST>Dolly Parton</ARTIST>
        <COUNTRY>USA</COUNTRY>
        <COMPANY>RCA</COMPANY>
        <PRICE>9.90</PRICE>
        <YEAR>1982</YEAR>
    </CD>
    <CD>
        <TITLE>When a man loves a woman</TITLE>
        <ARTIST>Percy Sledge</ARTIST>
        <COUNTRY>USA</COUNTRY>
        <COMPANY>Atlantic</COMPANY>
        <PRICE>8.70</PRICE>
        <YEAR>1987</YEAR>
    </CD>
    <CD>
        <TITLE>Black angel</TITLE>
        <ARTIST>Savage Rose</ARTIST>
        <COUNTRY>EU</COUNTRY>
        <COMPANY>Mega</COMPANY>
        <PRICE>10.90</PRICE>
        <YEAR>1995</YEAR>
    </CD>

</CATALOG>

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Chicago (Hyde Park) –The internationally acclaimed, Grammy Award-nominated female African American a cappella ensemble Sweet Honey In The Rock® begins its 2018-19 season residency at the University of Chicago with a wide variety of programs designed to impact the campus, the community, and the city of Chicago. The Ensemble-in-Residence events will be held November 6 through November 10 at venues across the UChicago campus.
Sweet Honey In The Rock is celebrating its 45th Anniversary and performing season in 2018. The current ensemble features four core members: Louise Robinson, Aisha Kahlil, Nitanju Bolade Casel, and Carol Maillard with featured guests, bassist Romeir Mendez and vocalist Rochelle Rice.
Sweet Honey In The Rock has consistently been among the most vibrant, versatile, and relevant music collectives in the country over the past four decades. The ensemble is a powerful and unique concert entity, fusing the elastic 360-degree possibilities of the human voice with a distinct theatrical flair. Their dynamic performances incorporate American Sign Language interpretation for the deaf and hearing impaired. The ensemble seeks to preserve and extend the traditions of African American vocal music and to inspire a multidimensional and intergenerational audience to discover and use their individual and collective voices to address the critical issues of our time and celebrate our common humanity.
The ensemble will participate in four public events this autumn, beginning November 6 with "Artists Live," an in-depth conversation that reflects on the journey of the powerful women artists and activists of Sweet Honey. Scholar, activist, and author Barbara Ransby will moderate the panel. On November 8, the ensemble will lead a Community Song Circle for individual artists, community members, and vocal groups are invited to gather together to share and sing songs from the folk/gospel traditions. The "Arts & Activism" presentation takes place on November 9, with the ensemble sharing how it has centered its music in the struggle for social justice throughout its four-decade history. The week of events culminates on November 10 in a concert performed by Sweet Honey In The Rock alongside the University of Chicago Chorus and Women's Ensemble.
For more information about the 2018-19 Ensemble-in-Residence and upcoming events, please visit music.uchicago.edu.
The Artists Live series engages a diverse range of artists, at different stages in their careers, in intimate dialogues to explore their personal and professional paths. This evening will provide a creative space for an in-depth conversation that reflects on the journey of the powerful women artists and activists of Sweet Honey. Scholar, activist, and author Barbara Ransby will moderate the panel. Admission is free.
Presented by the Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture, Logan Center Community Arts, and the Department of Music.
Individual artists, community members, and vocal groups are invited to gather together to share and sing songs from the folk/gospel traditions that have been used to energize people around social justice and community transformation. This musical sharing is free and open to the public.
Presented by Logan Center Community Arts and the Department of Music.
Rooted in African American history and culture, this legendary, all-female vocal ensemble has centered their music in the struggle for social justice throughout its four-decade history. Admission is free.
Presented by the Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture and the Department of Music.
The female a cappella group Sweet Honey In The Rock has used the power of music to advocate for justice, freedom, and democracy since the 1970s. Their performances of spirituals, blues, gospel, and related world music, have garnered international acclaim. The vibrant and versatile group performs alongside the University of Chicago Chorus and Women's Ensemble in their very first concert of a one- year residency. Admission is free. Donations are accepted at the door: $10 / $5 Students & Children.
Presented by the Department of Music.


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Releasing Judgment
Rebekah Feb 5, 2010 difference, eft, inferiority/superiority, judgment, self-love, self-worth 0 comments
There's an expression I've heard that says, "Compare and despair." Ain't that the truth! There's always going to be someone who is "better" or "worse" than me at something. In the past I've used it as a marker of self-worth or importance. As in, I can feel good about myself if I'm better than Jane Doe at a particular task, but feel bad about myself if I'm worse. Whoa buddy. Now isn't that a perfect setup for creating a complex?
I bring this up because this week I do find I'm comparing myself to those around me. On both ends of the spectrum. I've compared myself and came up short and compared myself and came out ahead. Neither one of those is where I'd like to be. I don't want to be ahead or behind. I don't want to feel superior or inferior. In many ways it's easier for me to deal with inferiority because then I can pull out my favorite quotes about how we're all divine children of God and we're all made to shine. It's much harder for me to deal with superiority and arrogance because I almost feel like that's what it means to believe I'm a divine child of God.
Really though superiority and inferiority are different sides of the same coin. When I start comparing myself to others, puffing up my ego, I'm overcompensating. I'm overcompensating to make myself feel better. To make myself believe I am courageous and intuitive and strong. Because a part of me must not really believe it. Otherwise I wouldn't need to say I'm braver than so-and-so. Otherwise I would just feel that I'm brave, period.
All of this is just a long-winded way of saying when I judge others (and myself) it's a sign I'm not giving me the love I need. Just like I wrote before about wanting people to pay attention to me, judgment is another indicator I'm not looking internally enough. I'm not telling myself, "I love you," enough.
It would be very easy to start self-chastising, to criticize myself for being judgmental or arrogant or whatever, but the truth is those acts are so not helpful. They don't correct the problem, they just make me feel worse. Criticizing only compounds the situation and adds a layer of guilt and shame.
I bring this up because judgment runs rampant in our society in all corners of the world. Somehow we've been conditioned to rank ourselves, figure out what our place is, and judge those around us. I for one don't want to participate anymore. I'd rather be completely focused on me and my life, allowing other people to be who there, accepting them as they are, and letting go of anything else. I'd rather feel at peace with where I am, knowing the only person I can change or even want to change is myself. I'd rather deeply and completely love and approve and accept myself. I know when I do judgment falls away.
And I have that wish for others. (A video I'm tapping along with to help me in the process can be found here.)
I dream of a world where people are more internally focused. A world where they recognize they are who they are and comparisons are futile. A world where people love and approve and accept themselves. A world where people feel love for themselves and the love coming at them from the Universe. A world where we recognize we are each unique incarnations of God/Brahma/the Universe and that's awesome. A world where we know someone else's brilliance only heightens our own.
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We're all suffering from post-election exhaustion. As we slip back into business-as-usual, it's tempting to pay less attention to the politics of everything. But there's some high-stakes maneuvering that we should be following. This includes efforts to knock some teeth out of federal air pollution regulations.
This campaign is advancing on multiple fronts. I want to focus on two in particular. First, a proposed reform of cost-benefit analysis protocols which aims to discount "co-benefits" of air pollution regulation. Second, a move to change how health-based air quality standards get set. Taken together, the sum of these developments is even more concerning than the individual parts.
For decades, Republican and Democratic administrations have agreed that costs and benefits should be considered in the rulemaking process. The EPA has a statutory obligation to estimate the costs and benefits of major regulations. Cost-benefit analysis cannot be used to directly determine health-based standards for criteria pollutants, but it can dictate the choice between regulatory alternatives (see here for details).
If you want to dismantle a cost-effective environmental regulation, you need to find a way around these obligations. One strategy involves meddling with how benefits are defined and quantified. And that's precisely where the EPA is heading.
We've blogged about some of these tactics already. But the accounting change I want to focus on involves the counting of "co-benefits". These are benefits from pollution reductions (such as avoided premature deaths) that are caused by a regulation but associated with pollutants that are not directly targeted by the regulation.
Let's think about this co-benefit idea for a minute. We've all made big decisions that impact our lives in lots of ways. Focusing narrowly on one objective when there are many important factors to consider can lead to some bad choices. Extend this rationale to environmental regulations, and it seems quite sensible to count all significant impacts of a regulation (good or bad) in cost-benefit analysis. This approach is not only rational, but it's also totally consistent with law and historical precedent.
Under the Trump Administration, however, the EPA has been pushing an alternative approach that considers only the benefits from reductions in the pollutant that is directly targeted by a rulemaking. This seemingly small tweak could have surprisingly large health consequences.
Total benefit re-estimates are less than a third as large as those estimated by the Obama administration for a number of reasons. But these changes notwithstanding, the CPP rule still sails through the cost-benefit test … so long as "co-benefits" associated with air quality improvements are counted.
Another striking example can be found in the "mercury rule" which also regulates emissions from power plants. Under the Obama administration, annual costs were estimated at $9.6 billion. Benefits from decreasing mercury were estimated at only $4-$6 million. Annual co-benefits (mainly from reductions in particulate matter pollution) were estimated at $37-$90 billion. This heavy reliance on co-benefits to cost-justify has been controversial. The current EPA has reportedly submitted a draft revision that removes co-benefits from the analysis (turning this net-winner into a net-loser).
Why are health co-benefits so darn big?
The Wall Street Journal will tell you this is just the EPA "juking the numbers". Other critics suggest that co-benefits accounting is double counting. But this is wrong. These co-benefits estimates include only the incremental benefits caused by the rule being evaluated, over and above the expected benefits generated by other rules on the books.
In fact, the outsized role of co-benefits can be traced back to how we regulate tiny and pernicious particulate matter pollution (known as PM2.5).
In the above examples, a majority of the co-benefits are associated with reductions in PM2.5 exposure. Recall that these estimated health co-benefits (including estimates generated by the current administration) significantly exceed abatement costs. This suggests that regulations directly targeting PM2.5 are leaving lots of room for cost-effective improvements.
There are a number of reasons why current PM2.5 regulations might fall short.
One has to do with the PM2.5 regulatory framework. For example, once national PM2.5 standards have been met, there's little incentive to reduce exposure-levels further (even in places where the health benefits of exceeding the standard clearly exceed costs).
Another has to do with regulatory lag. Today's PM2.5 standards were based on the state of the science back in 2009 which had yet to clearly demonstrate the health benefits associated with lowering the standard below current levels.
We are now on the cusp of a review of federal PM2.5 standards. In preparation, the EPA has recently fulfilled its obligation to gather the most recent and relevant science on health impacts. The science has advanced considerably since 2009. Among the highlights: A growing body of evidence shows a relationship between PM 2.5 exposure and mortality at exposure levels well below (i.e. less than half) the current standard. And mounting evidence that health benefits from incremental reductions in PM exposure are increasing as air quality improves.
If you're hoping that this expanded scientific understanding will lead to more stringent PM2.5 limits, don't hold your breath. As part of a larger effort to "better separate scientific judgments from policy decisions", the EPA recently abolished the science advisory panels that have informed standard setting since the 1970s. This leaves a seven-member committee of Trump administration appointees responsible for advising the EPA on what level of pollution exposure is safe enough.
If the revised PM2.5 standards fail to mobilize cost-effective opportunities to reduce harmful exposure, there will be health benefits ripe for the co-benefit picking. Achieving cost-effective reductions in particulate pollution via co-benefits may not be first-best. But given binding regulatory constraints, this can be a second-best approach worth taking. Proposed cost-benefit reform would fence off this approach, making it much harder to opportunistically pursue cost-effective health co-benefits.
In past years, federal environmental regulations have delivered significant and cost-effective improvements in our air quality. Rigorous consideration of the science, costs, and benefits have been guiding principles in this endeavor. A departure from these principles is not reform. It's a move in the wrong direction.
Air quality has been improving.. let's keep it that way!
Can I be critical of co-benefits, without implied endorsement of the rest of this EPA's agenda?
1) The current PM2.5 regulations are ambient air quality standards, set nationally but overseen locally. So if the mercury rule or the Clean Power Plan reduces PM2.5 from power plants, in theory that frees up states to relax regulations on PM2.5 from other sources and still meet the ambient standard. That would yield zero co-benefits. The fact that "once national PM2.5 standards have been met, there's little incentive to reduce exposure-levels further" is an argument against counting co-benefits, not in favor.
2) The mercury rule and the Clean Power Plan both apply the same measure of the benefit per ton of PM2.5 reduction. But if marginal abatement benefit curves are decreasing (like we draw them on blackboards in classrooms), then the more particulates are reduced, the smaller should be that benefit per ton of reduction. Each successive regulation that reduces co-benefits should be using a smaller benefit per ton, reducing the co-benefits.
What's really going on here? Mercury impairs cognitive development in children around the world, a terrible problem that is difficult to monetize in a US-based cost-benefit analysis. The $6 million direct benefits of reducing mercury in the EPA's analysis is their 2011 estimate of the damage from the lowered IQ of American children who eat the freshwater fish caught by parents who fish for fun. That's comically, inappropriately small. Rather than relying on co-benefits to justify not poisoning the world's children, we need to do a better job of assessing the real direct damage from global mercury than the EPA did in its 510 page analysis of the rule in 2011.
Great blog. I'm an avid reader. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the terrific comments. You've touched on two great points that were not well-articulated in the blog.
Taking these points in reverse. On (2). There is increasing evidence that MB curves for PM2.5 are not your textbook Econ 101 curves. As air quality improves, we are seeing more studies of health impacts at levels below our current standards. Recent estimates present evidence that the concentration-response (wrt mortality) relationship might be strictly *concave*. Krewski et al 2009 is one important/early reference. But the recent ISA offers further evidence that the more particulates are reduced, the greater the marginal health benefits. This complicates the pictures we draw on the board… and our thinking about health-based thresholds!
On (1), great point. My arguments were too fast and loose. But to the extent that compliance w NAAQS is achieved via fixed and irreversible investments, one could plausibly argue additional improvements via co-benefits are unlikely to get undone in the short run (and this buys time for the regulatory lag to correct). Also, current standards don't appear to bind in many counties, suggesting cost-effective co-benefits identified in these other rulemakings would be additional (versus offset). But you are exactly right that co-benefits are not an ideal way to compensate for a standard that is insufficiently stringent. And that it's entirely possible that co-benefits will get offset so far as they relax a binding constraint.
I also agree that a compelling argument for the MATS rule is global. There's a PNAS paper by Giang and Selin that makes this case.
Thanks for reading.. will try to rope you into a more detailed conversation next time i see you.
One way to reduce resistance to the use of co-benefits to justify regulatory actions is to take the next step moving beyond Kaldor-Hick efficiency toward Pareto efficiency. The analysis should include the full list of gainers and losers, and financial mechanisms should be designed and implemented to transfer funds from those gainers to losers. For example, a broad income or wealth surcharge could be implemented to compensate power plant owners for premature retirement and loss of capital. This would require a concession by those making gains that those who are losing financially have a "property right" in the their previous use of those environmental attributes before it was found that it was more beneficial to retire their usage. Traditional BCA has tried to dance around this compensation issue, but that failure on the part of economists has led in part to the political logjam that we now face. Time for economists to be more considerate of the distributional impacts of policy proposals.
I always appreciate your blog. How would you apply a cost-benefit approach to PM issues resulting from wildfires in California? (Just now quite obvious and far more grievous than the examples you cite here). Forest derived PM was consciously omitted from the state's Short Lived Climate Pollution plan, for example.


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Cost, time, and expertise constraints limit traditional observation-based comprehensive biodiversity assessment. Therefore, surrogate focal taxa representative of wider biodiversity are commonly used as an imperfect 'proxy'. Contemporary biodiversity assessments are also increasingly benefiting from the combination of high-throughput sequencing and metagenomic methodologies that enable identification of environmental DNA samples. However, there is a need for empirical studies combining the use of surrogate taxa with metagenomic approaches, that promise rapid and efficient biodiversity assessment.
We here tested for the first time the possibility of using the intestinal contents of wild-collected dung beetles (Scarabaeidae) as a source of mammalian DNA, in a metagenomics proof-of-concept approach to directly detect and identify mammals from an area of savanna-scrub in southern Africa. Dung beetles have been purveyed as an indirect proxy measure of mammalian diversity, owing to their dependence upon vertebrate dung as a food source, and the ease with which they can be comprehensively sampled using simple and repeatable trapping protocols, achievable much faster than vertebrate surveys.
Following shotgun sequencing of gut content DNA extractions from ten dung beetle species, we used in silico filters to identify mammals by searching the resulting reads against known mammalian mitochondrial DNA from online sequence repositories, matching 546 paired reads to known mitogenomes held in GenBank, and 634 reads to known mammal barcode sequences held in BOLD. Identified mammalian sequences were consistent with wild and domesticated ungulates known from the sampling site, and included blue wildebeest, plains zebra, and domestic cattle and goat. Four dung beetle samples yielded sufficient sequence data to successfully assemble the near-complete mitogenome of blue wildebeest at up to 21 X mean coverage, despite low initial DNA concentrations, unambiguously corroborating identification.
It is conceptually and practically possible to rapidly and economically apply metagenomic techniques in dung beetle gut sequencing to detect the presence of mammals upon whose dung the beetles have fed. Since the approach can be readily scaled up, it may prove to be of practical use as a complement to traditional biodiversity assessment methods, and should be tested in usefulness for detecting rare, endangered or cryptic mammal species.


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East Coast Railway (ECoR) – one of the blue chip zones of Indian Railways came into existence in its present form with effect from 1st April 2003. Since then, the new zonal railway headquarter has been functioning at Bhubaneswar, the capital city in the state of Orissa. East Coast Railway covers the regions with a extensive coastal line which are prosperous in mineral and other natural resources and provides a big boost to the industrial growth. East Coast Railway is all set for performing a major role in completing the increased transport needs of this region which comprises of many mineral based industries, and chemical & fertilizer plants and mega steel plants.
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First visit of Airbus A350 XWB to Vietnam
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Vietnam Airlines welcomes the first Airbus A350 XWB
On November 22, the first Airbus A350 XWB visited Noi Bai International Airport. The visit to Vietnam is one of parts in 11-day journey of A350 XWB in Asia. It is reported that 10 Vietnam A350 XWB and 4 hired ones will come to Vietnam in early 2015.
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Before handing over the first Airbus A350 XWB for Vietnam Airlines, the Airbus manufacturer has launched the latest generation aircraft to Noi Bai International Airport to perform. On November 22, Airbus conducted the test flight to introduce new A350 XWB in Hanoi in operating performances around Asia. Aircraft in this performance is A350-900 MSN5. Reportedly, Vietnam Airlines ordered 10 A350 XWB from Airbus and 4 aircrafts hired from the third part. The first Vietnam Airlines A350 XWB has been manufactured in Toulouse (France). It is expected in mid-2015, Vietnam Airlines will exploit the new fleet in long-haul Vietnam Airlines flights, Hanoi – Paris as the first flight.
The A350 XWB is the latest version in the leading line of Airbus's wide body aircraft. With the capability of transporting up to 369 passengers in two classes (Business and Economy), the aircraft can fly non-stop straight away up to 8,000 nautical miles (equivalent to 14,816 km). In addition, the aircraft is equipped with many facilities such as LED lights of 16.7 million colors in the cabin. Instead of usual monotonous colored lights, this aircraft can change many different colors to help reduce fatigue for passengers. A350 XWB is designed with the most modern aerodynamics. Its wings and fuselage are made of carbon fiber, while being powered by the Rolls-Royce Trent XWB which helps save fuel. The most advanced technology makes A350 XWB be the most efficient aircraft, reduce fuel consumption and emissions up to 25% with low maintenance cost. Space for luggage on the plane is wider, ensuring that guests in any class can always bring a suitcase pulled over. Economy and Business class seats are wider than the previous ones.
After a stopover in Seoul, Tokyo and Hanoi, the A350 XWB will continue flying demonstrations in Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur next week, ending the 11-day journey in Asia. Airbus A350 XWB in Hanoi this weekend is the newest generation of aircrafts manufactured by the most giant European aviation. It is equipped with unmatched technology in the line of commercial aircraft as before. During production, Airbus has created five test aircrafts. The A350 visited Vietnam is the No.5 test aircraft. After the test flight, the aircraft was issued by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification of category in the last September 30. In performing flight lasting for 1.5 hours from Hanoi to Da Nang and vice versa, experts from Airbus continued to record parameters of the aircraft, based on the measurement system installed in the central compartment. So far, the A350 XWB Airbus has received 750 orders from airlines all over the world. The first aircraft will be delivered to Qatar Airways at the end of this year. Vietnam Airlines is the second client receiving the aircraft in early next year.
Mr. Trinh Ngoc Thanh, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Airlines said that the airline ordered 10 aircrafts and hiring four ones. The first A350 XWB of Vietnam Airlines is being completed its final stage in the factory in Toulouse (France). The airlines will use the first aircraft for routes Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City to Paris, starting from July 2015.
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At the end of last September, European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certificated a safe aircraft category for commercial purpose of the newest Airbus' product, the A350 XWB (Extra Wide-Body). Vietnam Airlines will soon receive this aircraft.
Vietnam Airlines has gained the title of Best Airline Service at Incheon Airport. This achievement contributes greatly to the development of VNA on the line to become one of leading carrier in the region with international standard.
In the coming time, Vietnam Airlines will welcome the first Airbus A350 XWB. Vietnam Airlines will be come the first carrier in Asia owning the latest aircraft of Airbus. At the same time, the airline will receive its Boeing B787-9 Dreamliner this month.
IPO is Initial Public Offering in which a company sells its shares to the general public for the first time. Under the plan of equitisation of State enterprises, Vietnam Airlines intends to perform its IPO in September 2014.
In the 51st Paris Air Show Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner with new brand identity performed a spectacular flight attracting the admiration of international airlines and aircraft manufacturers attending the event.
After completing IPO (Initial Public Offering) plan, Vietnam Airlines will replace all its fleet with modern airplanes of Boeing 787 and Airbus 350. The airline also appeals investors by listing share in stock exchanges.
Two new international direct routes to Tokyo, Japan's capital, namely Hanoi - Hanada and Da Nang – Narita will be exploited by Vietnam Airlines in forthcoming July this year.
Boeing pledged their support for Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) to get category 1 approval from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This action will pave the way for setting Vietnam - US direct flights.
From January 26, 2015, VASCO flights are exploited in region of Mekong River Delta, which replaces some flights of Vietnam Airlines here. This is a great and significant opportunity for VASCO to become an important carrier in Vietnam.
Vietnam Airlines will put the first Airbus A350 XWB into operation at the end of this week. Initially, the aircraft will serve Vietnam Airlines domestic flights between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, and then direct international flights from Hanoi to Paris.
Strengthen literary copyright in Vietnam
On September 23, Vietnam Literary Copyright Center, Vietnam Writers Association and Korean Society of Authors signed a cooperation agreement on literary copyright to promote Vietnam Korea relation.
Vietnam economy jumps 2 notches in global competitiveness
According to the latest report of World Economic Forum (WEF), Vietnam economy has jumped 2 notches on the ranking of global competitiveness. The new position of Vietnam is 68.
Vietnam Lao oil pipeline to be constructed
Vietnam Lao oil pipeline construction is a project of Vietnam and Lao government cooperation with total investment capital from Laos. The oil pipeline will be constructed from Hon La Port (Quang Binh) to Khammouane (Laos).
Iran ready to help Vietnam infrastructure
In the working visit to Iran of Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc, many agreements were signed to boost Vietnam and Iran trading relation, especially in terms of Vietnam infrastructure and health care.
Vietnam economy with opportunities and challenges in 2015
2015 is considered to be an important year of the further and greater international integration of Vietnam economy. This is a not only the golden time of FTA between Vietnam and other countries but also an important milestone of establishing AEC.
Vanuatu - The happiest land in the world
Although the country always cope with natural disasters, Vanuatu is listed on the happiest countries in the world. Vanuatu people are always happy with their spiritual life, not what material they are owning.
ASEAN Health Ministers Retreat took place successfully
On September 18 morning, in Hanoi, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung attended and spoke at the 12th ASEAN Health Ministers Retreat themed Better health for ASEAN Community after 2015.
Vietnam Literature Museum opened with over 4000 artifacts
Vietnam Writers Association held the opening ceremony of Vietnam Literature Museum at 275 Au Co Street, Tay Ho District, in Hanoi. It has an area of 3000 square meters and exhibits over 4,000 artifacts and documents relating to writers and literary works.
Vietnam stock market attracts foreign investors
With improved macroeconomic situation in Vietnam, low inflation and interest rates, Vietnam stock market is heading for the 14th year of constant net buying of foreigners. The improvement is accepted by international stock markets and financial community.
Tan Son Nhat International Airport will be expanded
Recently, Vietnam Minister of Transport, Mr. Dinh La Thang has approved an investment project in expanding Tan Son Nhat International Airport. The expanding project will be started in November 2014 and completed within 26 months.
On December 13th, an 81-storey skyscraper named The Landmark 81, which belongs to luxury urban area Vinhomes Central Park was started construction by Vingroup. It is expected that this highest building in Vietnam will be inaugurated in 2017.
Starbucks Vietnam opens three stores in Hanoi
Starbucks will open its three coffee shops in Hanoi in the effort to conquer the demanding palates of residents in this city. According to a representative of Starbucks Vietnam, the first three stores will be opened in prime locations of Hanoi.
Ho Chi Minh City opens 2nd McDonalds restaurant
After the success of the first restaurant on Dien Bien Phu Street, District 1, McDonalds Ho Chi Minh City will open the second on May 16th. The new restaurant is located near Ben Thanh Market, on Tran Hung Dao Street.
Da Nang becoming the most worth-living city in Vietnam
39 years after the Vietnam Liberation Day, Da Nang has developed significantly in all aspects. More importantly, Da Nang City has leave impression on tourists and residents as the most worth-living city in Vietnam.
Vietnam economy forecasted to grow in 2014
As global economy is having positive changes, Vietnam economy will be definitely boosted. It is expected to increase 5.6 percent in this 2014 thanks to the recovery of the United States and Eurozone in banking reforms.
Asia Park Da Nang begins forthcoming operations
Sun Group Corporation recently has celebrated groundbreaking ceremony to construct Asia Park Da Nang cultural park and recreation on 2/9 street with a total investment of $ 200 million.
Thu Thiem new urban area of Ho Chi Minh City in future
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Q: Aligning an item to the end of a responsive card, with vertical centering I am attempting to align an item, in this case a Font Awesome icon, to the end of a responsively sized card (width wise). I am struggling to get this to work. Here is my html for my card:

Card Title

Description of card, chevron should be at the end of the card, vertically centred even when card width increases

As you can see the chevron does not remain at the end of the card. Any help appreciated, thanks.
Here is what I want it to look like:

A: UPDATE!
Add absolute positioning, set top to 50% and transform Y to -50% to account for height of icon

.mycard {
  flex-direction: row!important;
}

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.chevron {
  position: absolute;
  right: 10px;
  top: 50%;
  transform: transformY(-50%);
}

Align right in Bootstrap 4

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Description of card, chevron should be at the end of the card, vertically centred even when card width increases

A: Best way I think to do this is like this:
a bit change on HTML structure, just pulled the icon outside the car-body div

Align right in Bootstrap 4

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CSS

A: You can push it to the end using margin-left: 100%:

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  flex-direction: row!important;
}

.fa-chevron-right {
  margin-left: 100%;
}
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I've always been disappointed that the rich diversity of commons projects and scholarship that is exploding internationally cannot be readily seen – and what does exist tends to be written by and for academics. The International Commons Conference in Berlin in November 2010 brought this issue home by showing the amazing breadth of commons activism and thinking out there. The question is, How can someone tap into this knowledge?
My friend and colleague Silke Helfrich and I have tried to remedy this problem by assembling a big anthology of essays on the commons by leading activists, scholars and project leaders. I am happy to report that the German version of this book, edited by Helfrich and the Heinrich Böll Foundation, has just been published. It's called Commons: For a Policy Beyond Market and State, and it's available from the German publisher, transcript.
The 526-page book is likely to be a sourcebook on the commons for quite some time. At least I hope so. It contains 73 essays by authors who live in 30 countries around the world. The essays focus on everything from commons-based abundance and free software to land enclosures and P2P urbanism. There are essays by Peter Linebaugh on the history of the commons, Silvia Federici on women and the commons, Rob Hopkins on resilience, Liz Alden Wily on the international land grabs, Massimo de Angelis on capitalism and cooperation, and Hervé Le Crosnier on modern forms of enclosure, among many others.
The point is to highlight the remarkable international diversity of commons projects, activism and theoretical thought. The book features a number of essays by academics working in the Ostrom school of commons scholarship, but also many scholars from other traditions and independent activists. A major challenge was translating many essays from English and Spanish into German, and editing them all into a standard format. A hearty congratulations to Silke and the Böll Foundationfor tackling this formidable task over the past year!
An English version of the book, which I have co-edited with Helfrich, will be coming soon. Levellers Press, a small publisher in Massachusetts with a deep commitment to the commons and innovative publishing, will release The Wealth of the Commons: A World Beyond Market and State, in September. The English version of the book will be about 90% the same as the German version, with a handful of additional essays and a few of the German ones omitted. Both books are being published under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
I'll have more to say about the English edition in coming months. In the meantime, if you can read German, I encourage you to check out Commons: For a Policy Beyond Market and State. It's making quite a splash in certain German political circles, where the commons is already a topic of mainstream discussion.


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Senile purpura is a common sign of aging which appears in the form of dark blotches on the skin caused by bruising. Older adults tend to be more prone to bruising, for a variety of reasons.
Senile purpura is benign, easy bruising that affects older adults. It's sometimes called actinic purpura. This occurs because the skin and the blood vessels become more fragile as we age, making.
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Senile purpura. Authoritative facts about the skin from DermNet New Zealand.
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Senile purpura may also be known as Bateman's purpura or actinic purpura. The initial signs of senile purpura are purple or red bruises that.
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In the course of immensely fascinating storyline of this thrilling nautical epic we get a chance to get into the events of far 1820, when Essex, an English whaling ship, experienced a bad assault by something nobody would ever believe…a huge whale! The mammal had unbelievable size, strong will and that is more important- a sense of vengeance only human can reveal.
This real life disaster in sea inspired not a single director, but only in the upcoming In the Heart of the Sea story reveals to viewers the harrowing and horrible aftermath of this unbelievable accident. The ship's crew that managed to survive was forced to do really unthinkable things in order to stay safe and alive.
The movie features starvation, horrible storms, awful despair and uncontrolled panic of men that eventually will put in question their deepest life beliefs. The narration gives food to many uneasy questions of morality and life values, personal will of power and other human qualities that are examined in such horrible situations.
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Any movie produced by Warner Bros. is definitely worth watching, the same applies to the company's new project In the Heart of the Sea. Unfortunately the nautical epic release date has been significantly pushed back and is scheduled now for December 11 instead of March. A huge waiting gap for those who have been expecting the fascinating movie so much!
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RECAP/REVIEW: 'Arrow' – Episode 17 – "The Huntress Returns"
03-21-13 • Comics, Featured, reviews, TV Posted by Sarah Moran
She's baaaack. Oliver's (Stephen Amell) old flame, or "psycho ex-girlfriend" as Diggle (David Ramsey) affectionately calls her, is back in Starling City. And she's back for only one reason, REVENGE. Jessica de Gouw's Huntress has returned to finally take out daddy and she doesn't care who gets in her way. It's exciting she's back, even if she's more villainous than I was expecting.
The opening sequence for "The Huntress Returns" is so obviously wank fodder and usually I'd hate such an objectifying scene. I mean, how many time have we seen a female character disguise herself as a stripper in order to interrogate or kill a man at a club? Hundreds, maybe thousands! It's an overused trope is what I'm getting at, but Arrow manages to turn the scene into a humorous nod to Huntress' more common, and far more revealing, comic book costume. I laughed, but was also happy to see her quickly change into the crime-fighting trench coat she got from Oliver. I love that coat. I want that coat.
Huntress' return works well to play with the 'secret identity as a liability' theme they've been toying with all season. Since she was last in Starling City a lot more people have learned Oliver is also The Hood, and it's knowledge she's going to use to her advantage. Helena burns through Ollie's friends and family, using them as leverage, until she can convince him to help her kill her father before he can be placed in witness protection. Of course, Diggle is there at each turn to remind Ollie had he gotten rid of Helena last time, she wouldn't be causing trouble now. The question of whether he's holding back because he still harbors feelings for Helena hangs over this whole episode, especially as his relationship with McKenna Hall (Janina Gavankar) becomes a little more serious.
As they tail two armored vans, one a decoy, one containing her father, – and, I'm sorry, but could they have tailed those vans a little more obviously? – their duped by the police who knew Helena was in town to kill her father. Both vans are decoys and Helena's arrested by the police. This puts Oliver in a tricky situation. A Huntress in custody won't kill anyone, but what's stopping her from revealing who he really is?
And this brings us to what's easily the most interesting scene of the episode. While being interrogated by Detective Lance (Paul Blackthorne) and McKenna, Helena outright names Oliver Queen as The Hood, but because of the way she spins it and plays on McKenna's jealousy, they don't believe her! It's sort of genius, actually. Never once does she lie, and I'm still wondering if she knew they wouldn't believe her or if she was really giving Ollie up? Doesn't matter, The Hood shows up and springs her almost immediately.
Oliver gives Helena a plane ticket to Rome and as nicely as he possibly can tells her to get the fuck out. She doesn't listen, she's filled with the thirst for vengeance! She forces Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) to hack the FBI database, finds where her father's being kept, and goes on a crossbow fueled rampage. What I would give to see her and Daryl of The Walking Dead hang out! They'd make one hell of a team. Ollie shows up to stop her, now by any means necessary, and when he goes for the kill shot she, amazingly, catches his arrow. Someone's been practicing. It's then that McKenna shows up after being advised to wait for backup, and Helena shoots her. Oh, did I mention by now Helena's had to swap her crossbow for a gun? Yeah, she shatters McKenna's femur and escapes.
Due to her injuries McKenna will be in need of at least a year's worth of physical therapy and plans to move to Coast City to stay with her sister, thus ending any future her relationship with Ollie might have had. Which couldn't have been much, eventually she'd of learned Oliver is The Hood and things would have ended horribly. And honestly, I'm surprised she was able to leave this relationship alive. Just run, McKenna, run. Good luck in Coast City.
His girlfriend gone, his psycho ex-girlfriend also gone, Oliver battles with being The Hood and being happy, as the two seem to be mutually exclusive. There's a really nice moment between him and Tommy (Colin Donnell) where Ollie opens up about his fears, about lying to those he loves, and the toll it's taken on him. Tommy is surprisingly supportive considering how angsty he's been all episode. Oh! And since he had his arm painfully twisted behind his back while being used as leverage over Ollie by Helena. There may be hope for this friendship, yet, assuming Tommy doesn't spill the beans to his father.
There was something like a dozen other subplots running through "The Huntress Returns" that it was tough to give a damn. The plot line of Laurel's (Katie Cassidy) mother, Dinah (Alex Kingston) returning with evidence of Sarah still being alive could easily have been its own episode. There's a great scene early on when Laurel and Dinah confront Quentin with the evidence and Blackthorne reacts wonderfully. He's hurt, he's angry, but at the same time wants to believe his other daughter could still be alive. Usually I think of him as basically J. Jonah Jameson the cop, but he delivered a lot more depth this week.
– Dig had what was easily the best line of the episode. Referring to Ollie's reluctance to take out Helena he said, "I think you would have a long time ago if she looked like me and not the T-Mobile girl." Ha!
– We didn't get much from the island flashbacks, but I'm so excited Manu Bennet has been made a series regular. Island Ollie and Slade are my new BroTP.
– I literally LOL'd when Roy Harper (Colton Haynes) confessed to a fear of needles. Roy Harper. Afraid of needles. Hahahahahaha!
Lowpoints
– Other than the needle bit, the ENTIRE Thea (Willa Holland)/Roy subplot. I'm tired of it already, and it hasn't even really begun. What is this, Gossip Girl?
– While I love de Gouw's Huntress I'm a little sad she's become a full-on villain. Here's hoping there's some redemption in her future.
Arrow returns next Wednesday at 9pm on the CW with "Salvation."
Category: Comics, Featured, reviews, TV
Tags: Alex Kingston, Arrow, Colin Donnell, Colton Haynes, David Ramsey, emily bett rickards, Janina Gavankar, Jessica De Gouw, Katie Cassidy, Manu Bennet, Paul Blackthorne, recap, review, Stephen Amell, the CW, Willa Holland


The winter meetings have just wrapped up and the Florida Marlins have been completely dismantled.....for now. The majority of folks are chuckling about the sorry state of the Marlins but it is apparent to the minor league novice that the Fish may just get the last laugh. In fact, what most don't realize is that the Marlins will become the model for rebuilding all major league baseball franchises.
In just two weeks the Marlins have acquired some of the best prospects in baseball with a heavy emphasis on pitching. They were able to obtain the New York Mets top two pitching prospects: Gaby Hernandez and Yusimiero Petit, the Red Sox top pitching and hitting prospects, Anibal Sanchez and Hanley Ramirez; three pitching prospects from the Chicago Cubs Sergio Mitre, Renyel Pinto and Ricky Nolasco; and they also picked up a couple nice prospects from the Twins in the Luis Castillo deal, one of which may have a shot to close for the Marlins in 2006. Travis Bowyer had 23 saves for the Triple-A Rochester Wings in 2005 and K'd 96 in only 74 innings pitched.
In my opinion, Ricky Nolasco was the prize pickup for the Marlins. Nolasco was the pitcher of the year for Southern League (Double-A) in 2005 and may have an opportunity to start for the Marlins in 2006 alongside Dontrelle Willis and Scott Olson. Nolasco was 14-3 with a 2.89 ERA and struck out an impressive 173 batters in only 161 innings pitched.


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Q: Scrolling bar inside another scrolling bar Very briefly , i am importing photos from a facebook page and present them to my jquery mobile webpage , using the photoSwipe plugin.
The problem is that the final result looks a bit strange. Look at this photo where the red arrow points at..

As you can see for a reason i get 2 scrolling bars instead of one.. When i view it from the mobile phone though , it seems like one bar.
In the example code of PhotoSwipe plugin the scrolling bar looks ok:

I wont give any code for now , as i want to find the error by myself. I just need some help on what to look for. In theory what might cause this double scroll bar effect? What exactly does it mean to have 2 scroll bars like this? The inner scroll bar , just scrolls some millimeters.. The outer one works as expected and scrolls through all the photos.
EDIT (BASED ON THE ANSWERS)

This is how i dynamically create the galleries :
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How can i add the overflow:hidden attribute here?

A: Probably you have a scroll bar on the body and the html elements. Or on the body and the div where the photo's are in.
Disable scrolling on one of those elements by using: overflow-y: hidden; overflow-x: auto;
Do it one by one and you'll eliminate the unwanted scrollbar.

A: This is probably because you have the overflow: auto; or overflow: scroll; property set on a container DIV that contains the entire layout or on the BODY tag.

A: I saw the PhotoSwipe plugin and was able to exactly replicate your issue when changed the overflow: hidden to overflow: auto in jquery-mobile.css line no 6 i.e. #Gallery1 .ui-content, #Gallery2 .ui-content.
Edit: Adding Solution Here
So, instead add the following line to your CSS:
.gallery-page .ui-content{overflow:hidden;}

This will take care of all the galleries that you are adding dynamically.


"Economic Impact Analysis Versus Cost Benefit Analysis: The Case of a M" by Marijke Taks, Stefan Kesenne et al.
This paper empirically illustrates the difference between a standard economic impact analysis (EIA) and a cost-benefit analysis (CBA). The EIA was conducted using an existing (input-output) I-O model (STEAM). The benefit side of the CBA included non-local visitor spending, the revenue of the local organizing committee (LOC), the consumer surplus, and public good value of the sport event for the local residents. The cost side of the CBA was estimated based on the opportunity costs related to the construction of the stadium (including labor costs and the cost of borrowing), imports, and ticket sales to locals. The EIA indicated that the 2005 Pan-American Junior Athletic Championships generated a net increase in economic activity in the city of $5.6 million. The CBA showed a negative net benefit of $2.4 million. Both methods presented challenges and limitations, but CBA has the distinct advantage that it identifies the net benefits associated with hosting a sport event.
Taks, Marijke; Kesenne, Stefan; Chalip, Laurence; and Green, B. Christine. (2011). Economic Impact Analysis Versus Cost Benefit Analysis: The Case of a Medium-Sized Sport Event. International Journal of Sport Finance, 6 (3), 187-203.


Watch a video of Big Brother waking up housemates with Rick Astley song 'Together Forever'.
Big Brother woke housemates up with Rick Astley song 'Together Forever' earlier.
After promising the contestants a lie-in, the track was played into the house and caused the group to get up and dance.
Click the 'play' button below to watch the clip.
Celebrity Big Brother continues tonight at 9pm on Channel 4.
Lohan's friends: "This is a wake-up call"