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The motors of anti-Muslim hatred in America are …
There has been much recent moaning and groaning in the media about the growth of anti-Islamic sentiment in the United States. These queries have been accompanied by agonized and bewildered questions about where such sentiment comes from and what causes it. This scenario would be comical — nay, hilarious — if it was not destined to bring war into the United States. Let me say that I believe the two biggest and most obvious sources of anti-Muslim sentiment in the United States are the U.S. Congress and Muslim-American leaders.
The pro-Israel Senators and Congressman in the United States Congress. Tick off any number of names: Lieberman, Schummer, Graham, Cantor, Ackerman, McCain, Levin, Berman, Ros-Lehtinem, Bilirakis, Titus, McConnell, Cardin, Burton, Rothman, Demint — the list quite literally includes most members of both houses. These men and women have absolutely no qualms about praising, abetting, and funding any Israeli action that kills Muslims. When Netanyahu comes to the United States, they meet with him publicly and behind close doors (without State Department representatives); stand with him in defiance of sitting presidents; and then join him in calls for war with Iran, Syria, (someday) Turkey, or anyone else Israel wants the United States to fight a war against.
There is no reason for any Muslim-American to believe that even one of these pro-Israel representatives or senators have the slightest interest in their views, or any concern whatsoever for the life of any Muslim that Israel deems to be expendable. Needless to say, there is no reason for any non-Jewish-American citizen to believe these senators and congressmen care anything about their interests. If they did, why have the given a foreign brigand like Netanyahu the ability to take 300 million Americans into war with Iran that can only push the United States farther down the road toward ruin?
Why is there growing anti-Islamic sentiment in the United States, and why do many Muslim-Americans increasingly believe their government regards Muslim blood overseas as cheap? In large measure, you need look no further than Capitol Hill.
The cowardly leaders of the U.S. Muslim-American community. By behaving as victims and failing to speak the truth as they know it, U.S. Muslim leaders encourage their fellow citizens to believe that the lies of U.S. political leaders are true: Muslims hate freedom, liberty, gender equality, elections, democracy, and all the other things most Americans consider their birthright.
Muslim-America leaders know that Islam, like other major religions, is a religion of peace until its followers perceive themselves to be cornered by enemies who appear intent and able to destroy it. It is irrelevant whether this perception is correct; those holding it are confident of its veracity and will fight with determination and ferocity. The nuclear-armed Israelis, for example, perceive themselves mortally threatened by AK-47-armed Palestinians, and so since 2000 Israeli forces have killed six Palestinians for every Israeli killed by Palestinian fighters in the never-ending Israel-Muslim religious war.
U.S. Muslim leaders must stop whining and speak forthrightly, telling their fellow citizens that most American-Muslims are living proof that U.S. politicians lie about Muslims hating Americans because of how they live, vote, and think. They must publicly affirm both that most Muslim-Americans are integrating into U.S. society, and that increasing numbers of young Muslim-American males are picking up arms or explosives because they perceive U.S. foreign policy as an attack on Islam and its followers.
These Muslim-American leaders also must admit that they have a deadly serious problem within their community in the form of Islamist scholars and clerics who are sent and/or sponsored by the Muslim Brotherhood or by Arab regimes — especially Saudi Arabia — to labor to incite young, U.S.-citizen Muslim men to attack America because of its foreign policy, as well as to make sure that American-Muslims do not integrate into American society. [NB: This last-noted reality exactly mirrors the efforts by Israel and Jewish-American groups to de-integrate Jewish-American citizens from U.S. society so they put Israel's interests above those of the United States.]
Muslim-American leaders must also speak honestly in order to replace the dastardly lies President Obama and his terrorism adviser, John Brennan, tell so often and so blithely, and which so greatly undermine America's ability to defend itself. These Muslim-American leaders must tell their fellow U.S. citizens the irrefutable truth: The overwhelming number of references to jihad in the Koran and in the Prophet Muhammad's traditions and sayings are martial in nature, and that very, very few references — and none that are controlling — have anything whatsoever to do with efforts to become a better person. U.S. citizens and their leaders need to hear this hard truth clearly, loudly, and repeatedly so that they can begin to understand why growing portions of the Islamic world are at war with the United States. No one can deliver it with sufficient authority save those Muslim-American leaders who both know and love their faith and honestly desire to be part of America's society and political system.
Until Muslim-American leaders begin to educate all Americans on this issue, there is no chance of slowing the growth of anti-Muslim sentiment in the United States or defending the United States against those led and inspired by Osama bin Laden. If Muslim-American leaders continue to deliberately hide the realities of their faith and so the motivation of Islamist fighters here and abroad, they will encourage the anti-Islamic sentiment that Israel's supporters on Capitol Hill — with their colleagues in the media, AIPAC, and major universities like Harvard — aggressively and knowingly cultivate with the aim of encouraging Islamist attacks in the United States by Muslim-Americans.
On this point, Israel, the Muslim Brotherhood, AIPAC, al-Qaeda, most of the U.S. Congress, and Saudi Arabia are brothers-in-arms. They all intend to provoke a war between America and Islam by showing that the United States and Israel are one in the same entity, one that is intent on destroying Islam. This is a difficult thing to say, but the actions and often the words of all these groups over the past 15 years lead to no other conclusion.
Author Michael F. ScheuerPosted on November 12, 2010
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What is metafiction postmodern theory?
Although implicit in many other types of fictional works, self-reflexivity often becomes the dominant subject of postmodern fiction. Employing the term "metafiction" to refer to modern works that are radically self-reflexive as well as to works that contain only a few lines of self-consciousness creates ambiguitity.
What is Metafictional literature?
Metafiction is a style of prose narrative in which attention is directed to the process of fictive composition. The most obvious example of a metafictive work is a novel about a novelist writing a novel, with the protagonist sharing the name of the creator and each book having the same title.
Why is it important to read and write?
Improved Communication Skills The more you read and write, the more you broaden your vocabulary and are able to articulate concepts accurately and more effectively to others. Increasing your ability to communicate also helps make you a better worker or student.
How can fiction help us in life?
Recent research in neuroscience suggests that you might look to the library for solutions; reading literary fiction helps people develop empathy, theory of mind, and critical thinking. When we read, we hone and strengthen several different cognitive muscles, so to speak, that are the root of the EQ.
What are the features of metafiction?
Generally speaking, metafiction is self-conscious fiction and can be described with terms such as "self-awareness, self-reflection, self-knowledge and ironic self-distance" (Currie 1).
Why is metafiction important?
Metafiction devours itself because it takes itself apart, reduces itself to the conventions of fiction. It fertilizes itself because it puts these pieces of fiction and romance back into itself. It begets itself because it creates something totally new: the first realistic novel and the first truly metafictional work.
What is meta text in literature?
Signposting is a term used to describe a meta-text. A meta text is a kind of Greek chorus or internal narrator that speaks about the main action that is taking place. The word meta-text simply means a secondary text that talks about a main text.
Is reading fantasy a waste of time?
No, fantasy books are not a waste of time. A lot of people aren't able to look past the dragons and swordfighting, but fantasy is a lot more than that. Like any other book, fantasy books are books about people. People who are faced with problems, relationships and evil.
Can reading fiction improves empathy?
When students read the story, not only did their empathy levels rise immediately afterwards, but provided they had felt emotionally transported by the story, a week later they scored even higher on empathy than they did right after reading. Of course, you could argue that fiction isn't alone in this.
How is fiction a reflection of reality?
Fiction reflects reality in myriad of ways. The easiest to spot are the superficial ones: clothing, technology, vocabulary to name a few. Even in works that are set hundreds of years in the past/future will more about the time they are written than the time in which they are set.
What is an example of metafiction?
Metafiction occurs in fictional stories when the story examines the elements of fiction itself. For example, a story that explores how stories are made by commenting on character types, how plots are formed, or other aspects of storytelling is engaged in an example of metafiction.
How does reading affect writing?
"Reading exposes us to other styles, other voices, other forms, and other genres of writing. Importantly, it exposes us to writing that's better than our own and helps us to improve. Reading helps us make connections to our own experiences and emotions so reading makes you a better writer and a better communicator.
Does fiction represent reality?
So even fantasy and science fiction works have to contain enough of the common base reality to enable us to relate, otherwise we will set them down. So yes, fiction must represent reality, even those brands most far removed from reality.
What is the effect of metafiction?
Similar to breaking the fourth wall in theater, metafiction suspends the disbelief of the reader by specifically addressing the reader or discussing its own status. Metafiction is created in many different ways, but always includes an awareness within the fiction that it is indeed just that, a work of fiction.
What is self-conscious writing?
It is, essentially, a piece of writing turned inward against itself. It was written to call attention to itself, to writing as a self-conscious process, and thus to the writer himself. But good writing doesn't bring attention to us as creators; it directs the reader's attention to a created world.
How does fiction relate to life?
Fiction makes our lives rich Conflict, passion, love, lust, fear, hatred, jealousy, exaltation. The things we crave, the things that move us most. Fiction makes us feel, and that feeling makes us richer. On a very basic level, it makes our lives better to fill ourselves with fiction.
Why is reading first or writing?
Many people think that children first learn to read and then learn to write. Some even see writing as a completely separate skill. But research shows that reading and writing develop along a similar timeline in young children 1. Reading and writing are similar but not identical cognitive processes.
Is metafiction a genre?
Polyphony is "multi-voicedness". Metafiction isn't a genre. It's a trend within a genre. It's a literary device, or a combination of literary devices which establish a certain dynamic between storyteller and audience.
What age should you start writing?
The researchers found that children begin to write "words" that actually follow rules of the written language as early as age 3. Treiman's study looked at spellings of "words" from 179 children in the United States between the ages of 3 years 2 months and 5 years 6 months who were "prephonological" spellers.
What is the benefit of reading fiction?
Reading Fiction is a Valuable Use of Time Reading fiction produces other benefits as well, such as increasing your vocabulary, relieving stress, improving your memory, and helping you sleep better.
Why is metafiction used?
Metafiction is frequently used as a form of parody or a tool to undermine literary conventions and explore the relationship between literature and reality, life, and art.
Can reading improve English?
Reading is one of the most fun and effective ways to help improve your English language skills. It can help to expand your vocabulary and expose you to different sentence structures, all while you enjoy some wonderful stories. E-readers and tablets make learning English even…
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Nigeria: Okonjo-Iweala Finally Speaks On Court Ruling Over 'Missing' N30 Trillion
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Former president Goodluck Jonathan and former finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.
Nigeria's former Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has finally reacted to the High Court ruling ordering the Federal Government and her to provide information relating to N30 trillion allegedly unaccounted for during the administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan.
The court judgment followed the legal action entered against the Federal Government of Nigeria and Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala by the Socio-Economic Rights Agenda (SERAP) pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act.
A statement in Abuja, on Monday, by her media aide, Paul Nwabuikwu, said Dr. Okonjo-Iweala has though not read the judgment and would therefore defer any comments on the matter.
The former minister said by the date the court papers by SERAP were purportedly served, she was no longer a public officer, and therefore could not be subject of a request for production of any documents or information under the Freedom of information Act.
Okonjo-Iweala said the case premised on a baseless and unsubstantiated allegation by former CBN governor, Professor Charles Soludo that N30 trillion – about seven times the total annual budget during the Jonathan administration – went missing, confirms SERAP's dubious motives and its role as a tool for politically motivated actors.
The statement read: "Our attention has been drawn to media reports regarding a court judgment alleged to have been entered against the Federal Government of Nigeria and Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala in respect of an action by the Socio-Economic Rights Agenda (SERAP) pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act.
"The High Court, according to the media reports, ordered the Federal government and Dr. Okonjo Iweala to provide information relating to N30 trillion Naira allegedly unaccounted for.
"Dr Okonjo-Iweala hastens to state that she was never served with any court processes in relation to the said matter. She has not read the judgment and would therefore defer any comments on the matter.
"However from the media reports, the case was instituted in February 2015 but was not served until July 2015 after Dr Okonjo-Iweala had already ceased to be the Minister of Finance.
"By the date the said papers were purportedly served Dr Okonjo-Iweala was no longer a public officer and could therefore not be the subject of a request for production of any documents or information under the Freedom of information Act.
"The Court processes must have been served on others because the attention of Dr Okonjo-Iweala was never drawn to the matter in which she appears to have been sued personally. She therefore did not engage any lawyer to act for her in the matter.
"The decision of SERAP to anchor its case on a baseless and unsubstantiated allegation by former CBN governor, Professor Charles Soludo that N30 trillion – about seven times the total annual budget during the Jonathan administration – is missing confirms SERAP's dubious motives and its role as a tool for politically motivated actors.
"It is curious that the first time Dr Okonjo-Iweala is being made aware of a matter filed against her in court is in news reports reporting the delivery of judgment. She has instructed her lawyers to take steps to set aside the judgment as it affects her."
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We'd decided we wanted to go somewhere warm to escape the January gloom, and we'd settled on the Caribbean. What we couldn't decide was which island to go for, and that was how we ended up booking a week-long cruise with P&O Cruises.
We chose their flagship, the nearly-new Britannia, and we'd be flying out to Barbados to join the ship in Bridgetown. After that, we'd have a day at sea to adjust to life on board. The next two days would be spent in Curaçao and Aruba respectively, followed by another day at sea. Then there would be two more days of new ports, with a day in Tobago and one in St Vincent. We'd disembark in St Lucia and fly home from there.
What follows is my account of our amazing week on board Britannia, in which I hope to show that people of any age can have a great time on a cruise. This isn't sponsored or anything like that, by the way! P&O have no idea I'm writing this glowing endorsement!!
After a comfortable Tui Airlines flight on the marvellous Boeing 787 Dreamliner, we landed in a (disappointingly!) rainy Barbados, where we were met literally beside the plane by a series of coaches. This spared us the trauma of passport control by taking us straight to Britannia. Our luggage had already been taken from the plane straight to the ship, and would be left outside our cabin within the next three hours.
Nothing can prepare you for the sheer scale of Britannia. She's Britain's biggest cruise ship, and it's amazingly difficult to get her all into one photograph! This is a pic of her when we docked in Aruba, as I didn't manage to get one when we boarded in Barbados.
The check-in process was dead easy, with very little paperwork and only a short and fast-moving queue. We were each issued with a cruise card, which is scanned whenever you board or leave the ship so that they always know who's on board. It's also how you pay for things like drinks and shopping on board, so you never have to have cash with you (and being a British ship, all the prices are in pounds, which is jolly handy). In Barbados, as is the case wherever the ship docks, they had set up a little gazebo handing out chilled water so that you don't get dehydrated – just one of many examples of how much you feel looked after right the way through your holiday.
In no time at all, we were walking up the gangway and onto the ship, and then it was just a matter of locating our cabin. You wouldn't believe the length of the corridors, which run the whole length of the ship on the decks with cabins. We'd chosen a cabin 'midship', with the aim of being equidistant from either end of the ship, which proved to be a good choice for minimising walking. Just getting to the restaurant was great exercise, especially in heels!
Our cabin was lovely: the perfect retreat and just like a good-quality hotel room. This is how it looked just after we arrived, with the unfortunately un-photogenic Bridgetown port in the background, and a protective luggage sheet on the bed!
The bed was super comfortable: a decent size, with lovely soft bed linen. All the plug sockets are British, so you don't even have to bring adapters. Your cabin is made up every morning, and each evening while you're at dinner your cabin steward comes in and turns the bed down, draws the curtains and leaves little chocolates on the bed for you. :) They also leave you a 'Horizon newsletter', which tells you everything that's happening on board the following day, along with the day's dress code, information about the port, etc.
The bathroom was great too – small but perfectly formed, and the shower was almost a double. The hot water was amazingly reliable and I never had a single issue with it, unlike in many hotels! There was loads of space for all our stuff.
The toiletries provided are really nice and from the White Company, a brand I'm fond of. They were the same scent as the reed diffuser we have in our bedroom at home (Flowers)!
We were so glad that we went for a balcony room, and I would thoroughly recommend doing so, as it's more than worth the extra cost. You wake up to a different view each day, and you never quite know what you're going to see when you open the curtains each morning. Except on a sea day, of course!
This was the view looking down from the balcony when the ship was at sea.
It's the most wonderful thing to sit and have breakfast while the ship is guided into an exciting new port, or with the most marvellous sea views when you're out to sea. The view is almost as good from the bed, but I loved being out in the fresh air whenever the sun was on the other side of the ship.
The balcony is also a lovely place to sit and read, or just watch the world go by (below is the port of Scarborough in Tobago). Out at sea one day I saw a shoal of flying fish, and there were lots of interesting sea birds everyday, the likes of which I have only ever seen in Attenborough documentaries (e.g. frigatebirds). Some would follow us for mile after mile, taking advantage of the updrafts caused by the wind hitting the ship.
Left: St Vincent. Right: Tobago.
It's also fun looking out for land and saying "land ho!" whenever any is sighted (which actually only happened once when out to sea – the rest of the time it was just when approaching a port!)!
After we'd freshened up in the cabin, we couldn't wait to get out and start exploring the ship (interrupted only by an emergency drill during which we had to congregate at our 'muster point' and our lifejackets were explained to us!). There are 19 decks on Britannia, 14 of which are accessible to passengers. Navigating your way around them takes a little bit of getting used to, but there are maps in all the lift areas and you fairly quickly get the hang of it as long as you know which end is which (not always obvious unless you can see movement!). You have to get used to a bit of nautical terminology – 'forward', 'aft', 'midship', and so on – and there are one or two quirks, like the fact that our restaurant on deck 6 wasn't accessible from the midship lift, so you had to go to deck 7, walk a fair distance aft and then go down a level! It was great fun roaming about the ship.
This is the Lido deck, the main focal point of the outside of the ship.
The high vantage point of deck 19 gives you a fabulous view over the Lido deck and whichever port you happen to be docked in. In this case, Tobago.
It's lovely by night, too, when there's virtually nobody out on deck. In the photo below you can see another cruise ship leaving port.
One of my favourite decks was the promenade deck, seven laps of which equates to one mile. I enjoyed putting my headphones on and listening to music while I walked around it on sea days, enjoying the amazing views.
The ship is just as lovely inside, too. At the heart of the ship is the Atrium, which spans three decks. There's a bar or two, coffee shop, patisserie, various shops, and comfortable places to sit and relax.
The ship has a library, where you can sit in tranquility and read by the window.
It's called the Crow's Nest bar, and it's right at the front of the ship.
It has Art Deco-style decor and it's a quiet and civilised bar – my kind of place!
Don't you just love the brass telescopes? They really add something.
The ship would leave port about 5.30pm each day, and with our dinner slot at 6.30pm we quickly got into a nice routine of going to the Crow's Nest for a drink before dinner. Located right above the Bridge, the Crow's Nest is the perfect place to watch the ship undock, which was particularly interesting in Aruba, where the ship had to perform a rather intricate manoeuvre to get through a narrow gap in the reef. This pic is not of Aruba though; it's Curaçao.
There were 'sailaway' parties up on the Lido deck at about this time on some days, but we didn't go to any of these because I don't go in for any of that vulgar flag-waving nonsense!! Give me a glass of Prosecco and a quiet, sophisticated bar over that any day! This one was in Tobago.
And this was when we were about to leave St Vincent.
The Crow's Nest is also the perfect place to watch the sunset, which conveniently fell between 6pm and 6.30pm each day.
It was invariably spectacular, and you could literally see the sun sinking fast beneath the horizon.
There's loads to do on board, but one of my favourite aspects of life on Britannia was the black tie evenings. I'm a huge fan of black tie, and have a fairly extensive and under-utilised collection of cocktail dresses that I was glad of the chance to wear. I liked the fact that the dress code was enforced, and secretly rather enjoyed seeing a man in shorts given his marching orders from the Crow's Nest!! Hehe. It was such fun roaming around the ship in black tie late in the evening – it gave the holiday more of a sense of occasion, and it felt a bit like my Oxford days, except on a ship. These were my dresses of choice.
The ship's big theatre spans two decks, and we spent a couple of evenings in there watching a Derren Brown-style magician and some singers. Among the many other venues there's also the Live Lounge, where we went to see a pretty good covers band singing movie songs. We also enjoyed the ship's excellent resident pianist on several occasions in the Atrium or the Crow's Nest. All this entertainment is included in the price of the cruise, and I was impressed with the quality of the shows we went to.
You don't have to go to anything if you don't want to, of course, and there were loads more things going on than we had the time or inclination for. There's a cinema, for example, and a venue where you can have dinner at the same time as watching a show. There's an English-style pub/bar where there are quiz nights and such like (we went to one pub quiz). If you want to stay in your cabin there are loads and loads of films to watch on your own massive TV, as well as a few British channels like the BBC, ITV, Sky News etc. The ship also has a lovely spa, and on the second sea day I had a relaxing Swedish massage.
Having previously had a bad experience of an all-inclusive holiday, I was a little worried about what the food would be like on board Britannia. I'm happy to say that I needn't have worried! The food was invariably brilliant, and it's all included in the price of the cruise. The other thing I worried about was having to socialise over dinner, but again, I needn't have worried about that either. With our booking, we were able to specify that we wanted a table for two, and we went for the first dinner sitting at 6.30pm (the second being at 8.30pm).
This meant we had our own table in the restaurant each night, and it was the same friendly waiting staff everyday, which was really nice. There are several restaurants on board, most of them included in the price, and a couple of fancier ones that you have to pay a bit extra for. Drinks aren't included with the price of the cruise, but we were given £125 each of on-board spending money with our booking, which easily covered our drinks for the week with some left over for an extra shore excursion.
There are loads of options for breakfast, including going to the same restaurant as for dinner, but we soon discovered that the best option was to order breakfast to our room (this is free). That's because the ship would arrive in each port at about 8am everyday – perfect timing for breakfasting on the balcony while the ship was guided into its berth (the example below is in Curaçao). The pastries and muffins were perfect, and I got completely addicted to the banana yogurts (not pictured!).
We were allocated the Oriental Restaurant, but the main restaurants are all the same: elegantly furnished and set, with nice big windows so you can admire the views. The dining experience in the main restaurants, whether for breakfast, lunch or dinner, is formal and I would say it's akin to a four-star country house hotel (they put your linen napkin on your lap for you, for example).
For lunch, you can have a full three-course meal or a lighter option in one of the main restaurants (as pictured below), or there's a poolside grill and pizzeria, which also has a 'Grab and Go' bar where you can help yourself to sandwiches, wraps, salads and desserts on the go. Our evening restaurant was also open at 4pm for afternoon tea, but we never had this as it would spoil our 6.30pm dinner!
The other dining option all day long is the buffet, where you can eat as much as you like, whenever you like. We didn't go there often as it tended to be a bit busy, but it was good for the day we missed lunch because of our shore excursion. I tended to go for salady bits and pieces, but there were loads of hot options each day too.
If none of those options take your fancy, there's also an excellent room service menu. While it's free for breakfast, you have to pay small amounts for the other things on it (I was slightly annoyed, as the whole menu was free when we booked the cruise and they introduced the charges a few months before we sailed). However, they're very reasonable prices; this plate of smoked salmon only cost £2, for example.
In the evening, we chose to dine in our allocated restaurant every night because the food, service and overall experience was so good. There were loads of dishes to choose from and a different menu each night. The food was really good quality and nicely presented, like this duck starter. It didn't feel at all mass produced, or as if it had been done as cheaply as possible because it was free. I was really impressed.
This was the mouth-watering venison I had one night. It was so perfectly cooked and succulent, and served with dauphinois potatoes – my favourite!
The only thing I would say was a downside to the on-board dining was that it was difficult to find the opportunity to try Caribbean food. We did on our final shore excursion, but the menus were mostly European dishes. All delicious, but it would've been nice to try some local cuisine as well!
Of course, the whole point of going on a cruise is to see the world, and so for each of the port days we booked shore excursions for the mornings and kept the afternoons free for doing our own exploring. You don't have to book excursions with P&O – you can just do your own thing, or sign up directly with a local company – but we chose to do so because if the tour is delayed for some reason, the ship will wait for you! We were also a little nervous about exploring the Caribbean on our own, and didn't want to worry about driving.
I can honestly say it was one of the best holidays I've ever had, and it left me puzzled as to why it seems to be mostly older people who do cruises! It was so relaxing and fun, both on the ship and on the laid back Caribbean islands we visited. We're already planning another one for the same time next year, but with a different set of islands. I can hardly wait!


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DHL Supply Chain supports monthly mobility with outbound services
Well established as a global inbound logistics provider, DHL Supply Chain is also refining its services to the outbound sector as end customers choose to use the vehicles they drive in different ways.
People are not necessarily looking to own their cars these days, with a growing (usually urban) customer base preferring the vehicle as a service rather than a possession that sits idle for more than 80% of the time.
The automotive market is responding by offering a range of options for car users. Leasing and rental options from fleet operators and dealers are well established. There is also now a trend for sub-rental, where a customer hires a car for just a few hours from a growing range of providers.
However, the growth and success of these burgeoning mobility services depend on the finished vehicle logistics underpinning the delivery, collection and inspection of the cars or vans being deployed.
DHL Supply Chain is well-known globally for its inbound logistics services but it also provides prestige finished vehicle logistics to the higher end leasing and rental markets, applying strategies and technologies developed for the inbound side of the business to the outbound side, where applicable. Customers include Aston Martin, Jaguar Land Rover and Lotus.
Michael Martin, vice-president of global sector development for automotive at DHL Supply Chain
Now the company has identified a competitive advantage in providing complementary services for another emerging mobility trend that it is keen to exploit.
"We are seeing a trend between leasing and rental that we are calling 'lental', where cars are being owned for a number of months," says Michael Martin, vice-president of global sector development for automotive at DHL Supply Chain. "It is that lental space where we are starting to see the competition."
Dealer-centric service
The monthly subscription model for car use is growing. Well-known providers such as Avis, Sixt+ are offering this, and this is opening the market for additional transport and logistics services.
"We are seeing a trend between leasing and rental that we are calling 'lental', where cars are being owned for a number of months. It is that lental space where we are starting to see the competition" – Michael Martin, DHL Supply Chain.
DHL Supply Chain has experience moving and maintaining vehicles for fleet rentals and making sure that those vehicles are in perfect condition for delivery to the end user through a range of pre-delivery inspection services.
"What we are experimenting with now is how we can take the principles we have developed and take them to consumer-direct," he says.
Mike Bristow, managing director of manufacturing logistics, DHL Supply Chain, takes up the point: "What becomes a big opportunity for a lot of the OEMs is the whole topic of direct selling to customers. This is not something that has been talked about. Traditionally, a lot of the OEM sales would go through the wholesale market through to dealers and then to end customers. Now there are a lot of trials and opportunities to think about how an OEM can sell direct through to a consumer in the same way that you would buy a refrigerator or a television. That is a market shift."
Mike Bristow, managing director of manufacturing logistics, DHL Supply Chain
That is not to say DHL aims to circumvent the dealership, which remains central to the service on offer. Rather, the service provides additional capacity in an omnichannel environment to get the vehicles turned around and delivered more quickly and in good condition.
"We are supporting the brand and the dealerships through our operations," affirms Martin. "We are not looking to replace them, we are looking to complement and strengthen their value proposition."
In terms of the use of equipment, facilities and personnel, it is a case of coordinating existing DHL assets with third parties depending on the type of service required by the customer.
"For instance, we do very specialised deliveries in the UK for VIP customers [for which] we have [dedicated] assets and we will deliver those vehicles with dedicated trained staff from DHL," explains Martin. "[But] there may be other types of deliveries where we can use partners and coordinate other resources, so it is a blended solution that we provide."
In terms of that trained staff, DHL is focused on investing in people, and the company says it has stepped up the expertise in its leadership teams.
"Whereas a lot of organisations are coming out of the pandemic and contracting, we are going the other way in terms of leadership and brain power" – Mike Bristow, DHL Supply Chain
"It is so important to get that balance right within the team," says Bristow. "Whereas a lot of organisations are coming out of the pandemic and contracting, we are going the other way in terms of leadership and brain power."
Training is important, and Bristow points out that the company is currently working with Coventry University to prepare its employees for the latest developments in the digital environment, which is now central to logistics.
"That digital environment and landscape has been fascinating to be involved with and it is what we see as important going forward," says Bristow.
Digital visibility
Digital tools provide greater visibility in the outbound supply chain, which is often seen as lacking in technology compared to the inbound side of the business. That is now changing.
Carmakers want a clear view at every stage in the process of getting their cars from the factory to the customer. It is a common priority across the industry. That visibility now includes different delivery channels, whether to the dealer for sale or through the growing number of different hire schemes.
"What we are developing as a value proposition is a number of visibility tools to offer the OEMs choices for how they can manage vehicle flows to the customers," says Martin. "It's about how we can give them better visibility and how we can actually organise the efficiency of vehicle yards."
That is important at a time when growth in electric vehicles (EVs) means those yards are often full of vehicles that have different handling requirements according to their powertrain, including maintenance and battery charging.
DHL is developing a number of digital technologies to organise those yards more effectively and to make the stakeholders in those yards more productive, according to Martin: "We see that being a value-added service… providing visibility through digital tools to create efficiencies within the yard space; that's where we can really make a difference."
The company is working with supply chain and logistics software company ProAct in the provision of these yard management visibility tools. ProAct offers a range of on-demand digital tools designed to manage finished vehicle deliveries from manufacturer to market efficiently.
DHL is developing a number of visibility tools to help OEMs manage vehicle flows to the customer
"Where our skill comes in is that we can leverage these tools and integrate them with our Oracle Transport Management platforms and in-house systems to create an integrated solution," says Martin.
In terms of personnel, the digitalisation of tools appeals to the generation of employees the company is training through programmes such as the one mentioned above with Coventry University. Martin points to yard management as an example of where the company is applying digital tools to create more efficiency and grow the business with the existing workforce.
"More volume with the teams we've got has got to be the mantra, rather than a contraction of a workforce," adds Bristow.
He admits that the driver shortage is a big issue across industries but says that manufacturing and automotive have been relatively protected from staffing issues for the time being compared to other retail sectors.
Optimisation for carriers
DHL is not just providing greater visibility for customers in the UK. In October last year, the company started working with Manheim Logistics in North America to help process and transport used vehicles through its auction locations.
"They have reached out to DHL to use our visibility and optimisation tools to create efficiencies for the carrier networks, and to give them visibility," explains Martin. "It is about carrier optimisation, getting the visibility, reducing damage – all the values that we have had for inbound we are starting to give those principles to outbound. It is an interesting market."
Manheim Logistics manages approximately 10m vehicle moves each year through its Ready Logistics and Central Dispatch brands. DHL Supply Chain is now applying its logistics engineering expertise and advanced technology to support Manheim Logistics' movement of vehicles to dealers and commercial clients.
DHL is using a Global Control Tower in Detroit to provide greater visibility on inventory flows
DHL is using the company's Global Control Tower in Detroit, and its logistics support teams across the US to provide greater visibility on inventory flows and optimise vehicle moves. DHL is also integrating its transport management system and in-house applications to provide more efficient and transparent shipping processes, supporting order management and vehicle verification.
Greater efficiency in outbound deliveries through better visibility has become more important in the wake of the pandemic disruption, but the necessary scrutiny of supply chain dynamics through the crisis has also revealed the inefficiency hidden by busier, more lucrative times, according to Martin.
That is something Manheim's owner Cox Automotive has identified in North America. Smaller vehicles carriers found themselves in trouble when volumes dropped, and there has been a lot of consolidation in the transport sector since.
"Being able to make efficiencies and make those carriers more profitable is actually better for everybody," says Martin. "You are basically taking waste and inefficiency out of the supply chain. It allows people to survive."
According to Martin, the more granular the detail on vehicle status from factory gate to customer, the greater the ability to optimise and improve the customer experience. Even if difficulties arise, as they have done during the pandemic and, in the UK post-Brexit, communicating with customers is key in delivering services for an increasingly sophisticated market that embraces new mobility trends.


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Boss's old team comes back to haunt the Tudors
Hemel Hempstead Town boss Sammy Moore returned to his former club Concord Rangers on Saturday.
Published: 18:15 Wednesday 06 November 2019
Hemel Town encountered their first significant set-back of the season on Saturday as they went down 3-1 away to manager Sammy Moore's old team Concord Rangers.
Concord were in 14th place in the table going into the National League South clash and had lost six of their last seven outings, while Hemel were sitting pretty in second place in the standings.
However, the Tudors were coming off a disappointing 1-1 draw at home to lowly Eastbourne Borough and that poor result was compounded on Saturday by their second-most convincing defeat of the season.
The surprising loss came at a cost to Hemel's standing in the league, as they ceded second place in the standings for the first time since early September.
Results elsewhere meant Slough Town and Havant & Waterlooville stole a march on the Tudors, as Hemel slipped to fourth spot.
Havant moved above them by virtue of a superior goal difference, while Slough have played one more game.
There was added intrigue as the Tudors' impressive new manager Moore, as well as a number of Hemel players, were returning to the club they represented last term.
Moore did a fine job in guiding Concord to a sixth-place finish in 2018/19, but due to the Canvey Island club failing to meet ground-size requirements, they were eventually barred from the play-offs.
Four days' later, it was announced that Moore had stepped down from his role.
The now-Hemel gaffer predicted Saturday's game would be a "fiery, edgy game" and the stage was set for Moore to return to the Aspect Arena with his high-flying new charges, but Hemel were caught cold and found themselves 2-0 down after only eight minutes.
A late onslaught from Hemel was too little, too late, as Concord ran out 3-1 winners.
The Tudors started the match poorly after conceding two goals in a two-minute span in the game's first eight minutes.
With six minutes on the clock, a free-kick from Tom Clifford cannoned off the post and Aron Pollock reacted first to slot the ball past Tudors' keeper Danny Boness.
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Two minutes' later Boness was picking the ball out of his net again after a shot from outside of the box crept pass the Hemel stopper.
It was a frustrating start to the game but Hemel responded by trying to stretch their opponents and they started to achieve some success as their wingers got more involved.
But with Hemel chasing the game, Concord were more than happy to sit back, put men behind the ball and play on the counter attack.
The hosts took the same tactic into the second period and the Tudors changed the system at the break, but were unable to break down a resilient Concord side.
A tempting cross from Alex Wall, one of many ex-Concord players now in the Hemel squad, was nearly converted by Liam Nash, but the midfielder's header went the wrong side of the post.
Wall was making just his third start of the season in all competitions after being plagued with injury troubles.
Concord nearly extended the lead to 3-0 in the 71st minute after a good chance for Henry Woods, but Hemel bounced back two minutes' later with defender Tosan Popo netting his first goal of the season to make it 2-1.
With a comeback seemingly on, Hemel threw everything at their opponents, but just couldn't find the breakthrough.
It inevitably left Hemel open at the back and Concord capitalised to put the game out of reach in the 90th minute via a Joel Nouble strike.
It wasn't to be Hemel's day as they were unable to claw back the early two-goal deficit.
Saturday's result will be a bitter pill to swallow for Moore and his Hemel staff and it was yet another stark reminder that any team is capable of beating any other in this extremely difficult league.
So far this term Hemel have responded well to any set-backs with a positive performance and the Tudor Army will be hoping for more of the same this weekend.
Moore said via his Twitter account on Monday: "New week, reaction needed."
Hemel will hope to get back to winning ways this Saturday when they return home to Vauxhall Road to host Braintree Town.
The Iron are in ninth place in the table but have won only once in their last five league encounters.
The following Tuesday, November 12, then sees Hemel visit Essex Senior League side St Margaretsbury in the Hertfordshire Senior Cup.
Hemel's line-up v Concord: Danny Boness, Tosan Popo, Craig Braham-Barnett, Jake Howells, Connor Essam (captain), Mitch Dickenson, Tyrone Sterling, Liam Nash, Munashe Sundire (Adam Cunnington,half-time), Alex Wall (Ricardo German, 68 mins), Sam Ashford (Isaac Galliford, 55 mins). Subs not used: Jack Midson, Sam Beasant.
Attendance: 305.
n The weekend did end with a bang for Hemel with a fantastic fireworks display at Vauxhall Road on Sunday.
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In 3 words: Just like me!
J! Long time no see you posing like me. Did you finally slipped away from you momma?
Tell us, why do you think Baseline is as lame as you? Don't hold back.
Three more: I'm so lonely.
Oh J, we know you're lonely, you little baby. Your mommy spends so much time with all those men… she just doesn't have the time for you.
The menu from this bar makes it obvious she's just gonna stay here and pick up new guys while leaving you all alone in the park.
I get triggered so easily. I try to pretend like it doesn't bother me, but as you can all see, it really does.
We know J. We know that you're very sensitive due to the lack of attention you get from your progenitor.
Can someone get me a safe space? Preferably with a small child who will call me "Daddy Pete"?
Poor J is a delicate snowflake that needs a safe space. I thought Disney was your safe space, little J!
Do you need a service pet also?
Hi, i would like to know what is the blue sky for the non-alcoholic bottom part of the menu?
I would also. Although I like a great beer, that seems intriguing.
Looks like it's The Writer's Stop without any of the stuff that made The Writer's Stop awesome, and 1000% more alcohol.
Well no one asked you. Get back in the kitchen where you belong, and make me a sandwich.
You have to be like me. Love expensive crap you can find cheaper and better anywhere else, and anyone telling me is expensive crap is my enemy. I call it the spoiled brat way.
Did someone say spoiled brat!? Oh wait you're an adult, I'm not interested sweetie. Now I'm off to Chuck E. Cheese, where a kid can be a kid and I can be a pederast!
Oh, J. Is so sad being you what with you having to pretend you're someone else. Almost everyone has so much pity for you. Tom, is there any way we can buy this poor kid J an icecream at MK or something?
Can we buy Pete some spaces and a dictionary? He's so angry he's not proofreading! Take a breath and work on that grammar buddy.
Thanks for the pit Frank. The same anger that drives me into impersonating others also make me brite bad Engrish. I'll try to kontrol myself from now on.
Veside the gramar tip, do you hav anything on how i can control tis rage?
Excellent! Disney needs more places to get decent craft beers (even at $9+ per pour). Much better than the usual Disney selection of Bud, Bud Light, or Stella.
Looks like a great menu!!
I don't think I would call this a taphouse. First off there's not enough taps. Second, the selection here is mediocre at best. I was really hoping to see some more interesting selections.


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Exclusive: 6 Kayakers Pulled From Water During High Swells
Filed Under:Kayak, Leo Carillo State Beach, Malibu, Ventura County Beach, Winds
MALIBU (CBSLA.com) — Six people were rescued Sunday after their kayaks had been blown out to sea during high swells.
According to the Los Angeles County Fire Department, the kayakers were found around 8:30 a.m. off Ventura County Beach, just past Leo Carillo State Beach.
Wind gusts in the area were reportedly 50 miles per hour at the time of their rescue.
A Good Samaritan boater told CBS2/KCAL9's Louisa Hodge what happened out at sea.
"The winds came up 40 to 50 miles an hour and I could not even see 10 feet," said George Sisino, who barely had enough time to get his fishing boat to shore. "And the waves were so consistent I didn't think I was going to make it, because there was so much weight and the boat was full of water because the waves kept coming over."
In the midst of his own struggles, Sisino noticed an overturned yellow kayak.
"And then I see these arms back and forth. So I went over and picked the guy up, and he was going down. So, I grabbed him and I pull him into the boat. And he was in shock," Sisino said.
Fishing boats in the area blocked at least two of the kayaks to prevent them from drifting before lifeguards were able to tow them back to shore.
"The most challenging part was the communications. We weren't really sure how many people we were looking for, just that multiple kayaks were in the water," a lifeguard told Hodge.
Six kayakers were rescued. They were taken to shore, wrapped in blankets and some were treated for possible hypothermia.
"If they hadn't been spotted by the people on the beach saying 'Hey, this looks like a problem,' this probably would have resulted in some more serious conditions," the lifeguard said.
Sisino said the kayaker he saved was aware things could have ended tragically: "He said, 'Thank God. I knew I was going to die if you didn't come. You saved my life. You saved my life.'"
Lifeguards said several hours later they rescued four stand-up paddle boarders who were also facing challenges from the wind.


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One hot summer's day, a day like any other, the farmer's daughter was out on the farm, playing about and keeping herself busy. The farmer was protective of his little girls and the day to day farm work was never expected of them.
His daughter's simply spent their time as they pleased, enjoying a free and comfortable lifestyle. Jessica was a gorgeous blonde 19 year old, who like her sisters, had inherited their mother's incredible DD breasts. The farmer's wife and daughters always had the attention of the men on the farm, the farmer knew this but he needed men to work the farm, all he could do was watch his women like a hawk and trust his employees to not dare touch them.
And they dared not since the farmer was a man with a very violent temper and the military training to know how to be lethal. None of the men stepped out of line, but they reveled in opportunities like this, a chance encounter in a secluded area of the farm, or when the farmer was away on business, sometimes for weeks.
His daughters were particularly vulnerable, they were home schooled and had never really been away from the farm to know or learn the ways of the weird, they were naive and could easily be manipulated.
On this particular day Jessica was trying to milk one of the cows in one of the smaller and less busy barns. She was trying real hard and getting a little frustrated since she just couldn't get it right. So engrossed in her attempts, she didn't notice when one of the milking men who had worked on the farm for years came into the barn and stumbled upon her. He walked up behind her without her ever knowledge and got a closer look at what she was up to, he found her trying to learn his trade, and after watching her fail for sometime, he startled her by saying that "he'd show her how its done".
He did, but after showing her a few times she still couldn't do it so he boldy suggested to the young thing that perhaps she might get a better idea of how its done if he demonstrated it to her on her tits.
The men had been lewd with the girls before, teasing having fun with their innocence, but no one had ever dared take it this far, though it was a farm fantasy to ravage the young creatures, no one had dared it, until now. She thought for a moment and it seemed to her to be quite a helpful suggestion, so she sweetly and meekly took off her shirt and bra and got on all fours infront of him as he had instructed her, allowing him to proceed squeezing and pulling on her tits, tweaking the hardening double blowjob for it guy she seduces sean to get his massive cock of her large firm and tender breasts in downward circular motions.
She enjoyed her lesson, having her breasts manipulated made her feel so good. The milkman tended her boobs, kneading his fingers and knuckles into them to his hearts content while Boys open girls bra and panty held herself steady watching his hands move on her chest trying to learn his techniques. When he had finished with her and left, she tried to milk the cow again but the cow didn't like her new approach and Jessica soon gave up thinking she wasn't doing it right.
That evening she told her younger sister about her day of milking lessons and she (her sister) wanted to learn too. So the next morning after breakfast the youngest daughter Jenny, only 17 years old, went to the milkman and said that she wanted to milk cows too. He calmly submitted to her request but she too couldn't do it. So she asked him to show her on her tits like he did with her sister, she thought it would help her learning though she was very shy about letting him touch her, but Jessica did it so she figured it was ok for her to do it too.
Although younger Jennifer's tits were as superb as her sisters if not rounder and firmer.
He agreed, playing on her naivety, but only on the condition that she would milk him if he milked her. She thought this was only fair but couldn't understand how he could be milked, he wasn't a girl.
But he told her not to worry about, he'd show her when the time came. So she took of her shirt, got on the floor and felt his hands on her chest as he massaged her breasts and squeezed them together, pulling them away from her body by the nipple and stretching them downward, tugging this way and that.
He played with her nipples, pinching and twisting them as he held her heaving bosoms in his hands. She didn't learn anything about milking cows but she did feel something somewhere inside her panty that she had never felt before, she was being turned on, she was getting horny.
She had been horny before, but not like this … she never made sense of the sensation and it had never been a man's touch that aroused her.
A few moments later, after listening to the young girl squeal and moan in his hands he announced that it was his turn to be milked.
He took off all his clothes his and got on all fours telling the girl to grab onto his throbbing erection and stroke it like he did with her breasts until she made milk come out of it. She found kneeling behind him and leaning over him was the best position for doing this.
Not only was he being masturbated but she hadn't put her shirt back on, still topless, her warm tender breasts and stiff nipples massaged his back while she continued to stroke the entire length of his shaft masterfully. In no time at all Jennifer had brought out his seed, and was thrilled at doing so though more excited by what she was feeling deep inside her virgin pussy.
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Wife of Imprisoned Jordanian Salafist Calls for Support
Countries: Jordan
Observer Brigades Gives Info on Accused Jordanian Spy
Created: 05 Aug 2009
Media Groups: Observer Brigades, Shumukh al-Islam Network Administration
Tawhid Brigades, Prisoners in Suwaqa, Jordan, Make Statement
Created: 22 Jun 2009
Maqdisi Criticizes Pope, Urges Action During Middle East Visit
Created: 07 May 2009
Individuals: Maqdisi, Abu Muhammad (Muhammad Taher al-Barqawi)
Wedding Video in Jordan Shows Salafist Preaching
Media Groups: Ansar Media Foundation (Ansar al-Islam)
Video Recorded Within Juweida Prison in Jordan of Prisoners Chanting
Created: 03 Apr 2008
Countries: Jordan, Lebanon
The Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party Branches in Palestine and Jordan Eulogizes Executed Hussein Aides, Barzan al-Tikriti and Awad al-Bandar
Countries: Iraq,Jordan,Palestinian Territories
Groups: Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party
Addressing the American People and Their Allies on the Occasion of the New Year, Wishing a Year of Death, by the Global Islamic Media Front
Countries: Algeria,Egypt,France,Israel,Jordan,Kuwait,Lebanon,Morocco,Palestinian Territories,Saudi Arabia,Somalia,Spain,United Arab Emirates,United States,Yemen
Media Groups: Global Islamic Media Front
Groups: Al-Qaeda
News of Abuse Inflicted Upon Abu Mohammed al-Maqdisi in a Jordanian Prison Circulated Amongst Jihadist Forums
The Islamic State of Iraq Addresses the "Gathering of Losers" in Jordan
Countries: Iraq,Jordan
Groups: Islamic State of Iraq
Interpretations and Applications of the Blessings of the Mujahideen Shura Council in Iraq for the Shootings in Amman, Jordan
Groups: Mujahideen Shura Council
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's Wife, Um Muhammad, Issues a Letter through the Mujahideen Shura Council Addressing Her Husband's Martyrdom
Created: 06 Jul 2006
Groups: Al-Qaeda,Al-Qaeda in Iraq
Individuals: Zarqawi, Abu Musab (Ahmed Fadeel al-Nazal al-Khalayleh)
A Call for Jihad amongst Member States of the Arab League, Particularly in Egypt and Jordan
Countries: Egypt, Jordan
The Muslim Brotherhood Provides Information Regarding Three Men Accused of a Purported Hamas Plot in Jordan
Groups: Muslim Brotherhood
A Call to the Sunni People in al-Sham to Take Up Arms in Jihad
Countries: Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestinian Territories, Syria
A Statement from the Official Website of Sheikh Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi Concerning the Hotel Bombings in Jordan
A Message from al-Qaeda in Iraq to the Tribe of al-Khalayla in Jordan
Groups: Al-Qaeda in Iraq
On the Occasion of the Attack in Amman: A Call for Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
A Statement from Al-Qaeda in Iraq Providing Additional Details of the Attacks in Amman
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Q: Surface integrals lecture notes confusion In lecture 30 notes of 18.022 on mitocw, the notes start of with the following statement:
"Suppose we are given a smooth 2-manifold $M ⊂ R^3$. Let $g : U → M ∩ W$,
be a diffeomorphism, where $U ⊂ R^2$, with coordinates $s$ and $t$."
I am a bit confused by this since I thought a diffeomorphism was between open sets of the same dimension, but here it seems $g$ is mapping from $R^2$ to $R^3$. Is there a mistake?

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After this happens, i cant ear anything else... be it guns, doors, sound effects, etc... none of them is heard :C!
What i dont know, is why :C!
I have never encountered this, but it sounds like an overload. Maybe you have hit the limit (if there's any, in such frequency). If I were you, I'd simply use AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint(dropSound, drops.transform.position). All you need is a Listener, which I assume your camera's already having.
And i would attach the the Audio Handler Script on the audiosource that stops playing right :P?
I would create a new GameObject in your scene called "Audio_Handler" (in this case) and then attach the script to that. Then, whenever you need to play any sound at all, play it through the AudioHandler script so that only a certain amount of sounds can play in any given time. Of course, the Audio Handler will have to have an Audio Source attached to it, but it will be the only Audio Source in the game. This makes audio much easier to manage.
Ohhhh, sorry, sometimes i can really lack logic xD! Thank you veeeery much :D!
Don't be sorry, it's no problem at all :) Good luck with your game!
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Wow! It actually is correct, i just found another person with the same problem and the answer was the same, we should create an handler and play all the sounds through it :D! Thank you very much ^_^!!!!
Thumbs up and correct answer for you, and good luck with yours as well ;)!


Bonaire Talk: First Time Visit To Bonaire ??
Everything Else Bonaire: First Time Visit To Bonaire ?? Bonaire Talk: Everything Else Bonaire: First Time Visit To Bonaire ??
After 15 years of traveling to Aruba I am thinking of going to Bonaire for 5 days, as I have always wanted to visit the Island.
I have several questions that I hope some of you may answer.
I would want lodging on the beach with shore access for snorkeling, as I do not plan on renting a car.
Is downtown within walking distance?
Is there an inexpensive place to make daily telephone calls to the US, as I must be in contact with my family. On Aruba they have a booth near the casino in the low rise for cheap telephone calls and internet.
I know there are probably going to be many suggestions, but no frills places to eat...no fancy restaurant, just good seafood or local fare.
I am planning on taking an Island tour as well.
I know Aruba so well and feel comfortable there, that traveling to a new place will be different.
LuAnn- I too had traveled to Aruba many times with my mom we love to snorkel. We were told several times that we should visit Bonaire. We were nervous to make the switch because we felt so comfortable on Aruba. One year we decided to go for it. I haven't been back to Aruba. My mom and dad still go to Aruba together but I fell in love with Bonaire and haven't even thought about going back to Aruba since. You will find Bonaire a very comfortable friendly place as well. We stay at the Divi Flamingo. It is within walking distance to town and we walk to town often. There are many restaurants to choose from. We do rent a car as there are many places not within walking distance that we enjoy going too. Bonaire doesn't have a "phone hut" in the way that Aruba does but we found renting a cell phone from Michael at Chat and Browse very affordable and a great way to keep in touch with family at home. We snorkel often with Renee. She knows all of the best places to go and can show you anything you want to see. ENJOY!!
I am sure that you will enjoy your time on Bonaire. It really is a different world from Aruba & although bigger, has only about a 10th of the population.
Aruba is very Westernised & heavily caters for the Americans & Cruise Ship market, at the moment (with a few exceptions), Bonaire does not subscribe to such globalisation.
I hope that you will enjoy the stark contrast that Bonaire currently offers. I fear that it will not be long before the two islands are more or less identical.
Hi LuAnn, and welcome to Bonaire Talk.
We used to go to Aruba, but chose to visit Bonaire because of the snorkeling. We've been going there for 15 years now, and absolutely love the place -- see no reason to go to another island.
However, there are, I think, two HUGE caveats.
The first is "beach," especially as you think of the gorgeous expanses of beach in Aruba. The best beach on the island is (IMHO) at Harbour Village (the resort we use), a wonderful but pricey resort which is too far from the center of things to walk.
We stayed at the Divi years ago, before we found Harbour Village. The location is nearly perfect for walking into town, but their "beach" is a micro-dot of sand. Their real "beach" is a t-shaped concrete pier with lounge chairs and umbrellas, but then whoever insisted that a beach be made of sand? The snorkeling around the pier is supposed to be excellent.
The second is accessability. If you check the "Getting to Bonaire" thread, you will see the issue. Most of us in the US seem to use either Continental's red-eye out of Newark or Houston, or Delta's once-a-week flight out of Atlanta.
Having said that, my wife and I find Bonaire to be a spectacular place to visit, for a whole host of reasons -- a starkly beautiful island, wonderful people, a plethora of fine restaurants, an international feeling (on our beach last month we heard French, Italian, German, Dutch, Spanish, and both English and American accents), a sense of "togetherness" or "closeness" (I don't know the right word) that just always feels good to us.
Sadly, I must agree with Antony's post. Enjoy the island now... Every trip we make there, we wonder whether it will still be Bonaire!
Thanks everyone for your replies/suggestion.
Anyone stayed or have thoughts about Plaza Resort Bonaire?
Question for Jennifer...contact number/email for Michael at Chat and Browse and Renee. Is Renee a tour operator?
I will have to see about airfare. Seems to be going thru the roof and does seem to be somewhat of a challenge getting to Bonaire. Not easy flights/time as Aruba.
My wife and I have stayed at the Plaza seven times and are going back there in late June.
We selected the Plaza because originally my wife wasn't certified for scuba, so we wanted a place that had a nice sandy beach and easy snorkeling. Even though now that she does dive we still go back to the Plaza to enjoy the beach.
The resort is within a 15 minute walk to town and they do have a few computers on site that you can purchase Internet time on.
The Plaza staff can also arrange an island tour for you if you desire.
To get in touch with Michael try this email, info@chatnbrowse.com he is very knowledgeable and helpful.
There are plenty of great places to eat and I'm sure many will chip in with their opinions. Some we enjoy are, It Rains Fishes, Cactus Blue, Capriccio and Pasa Bon Pizza.
Note, I concur with the above posters, Bonaire is much more laid back and has a slower pace than Aruba (been to twice). It doesn't have the nightlife, shows or anything like that. As such it doesn't have the infrastructure to get tourists to and from the island comparatively. But perhaps since it's not over-run with tourists and making it tough to get to is part of its charm.
When my wife and I first went to Bonaire in the later '90's, before we left I apologized to her thinking that she wouldn't like the vacation, especially since she didn't dive. That wasn't the case. The island seemed to have a vibe and a pace the fit our lifestyle which is the reason we're going back for our 9th visit.
I found Michael by chance last week when my wife fell and broke her leg at 1000 Steps. He is located just outside the Sand Dollar complex. His email is info@chatnbrowse.com. Tell him that Jim & Diana sent you and thank him again for his help.
LuAnn -- you will save $$ and have much more internet time if you rent a WiFi card from Michael at Chat 'n Browse. You will find him in the group of stores just north of the roundabout at the north end of town.
Lu-Anne, think of the areas in the interior of Aruba, the areas on the way to the caves and the natural pool and behind the lighthouse and make them greener, add more hills, parakeets, throw in more goats and donkeys, add the beautiful flamingos and wonderful warm people and you have Bonaire. Aruba was many of the above mentioned things before it was "discovered". Forgive the sentence structure! Anyway, in addition, the under water beauty is breathtaking. I prefer snorkeling and it is so easy on Bonaire. A day or two of a car rental to tour, and a day to Klein Bonaire for some extra special snorkeling and you'll be surprised that your 5 days will be almost up. Dinner in town on the water just takes you away. You're on the water front. You can't loose. You will love it.
You'll enjoy Bonaire and you'll understand why people are returning to Bonaire so often.
If you plan to rent a vehicle, consider renting a truck or a jeep, otherwise it would be very challenging driving in the Washington Slagbaai National Park (an absolute must).
For snorkeling (as for scuba diving) have some open heel fins with robust booties if you plan to enter water from the shore.
With respect to phone, a good alternative, if you have a laptop, a i-Pod Touch (or similar device), is to find Wi-Fi access (some resorts offer Wi-Fi access) and then use tools like Skype to call US.


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U.S. 31 traffic in Carmel to face delays
Lane restrictions to begin so workers can set beams for bridge at 116th Street; new roundabout also will interrupt traffic.
U.S. 31 traffic in Carmel to face delays Lane restrictions to begin so workers can set beams for bridge at 116th Street; new roundabout also will interrupt traffic. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: http://indy.st/1UTKmzO
Olivia Lewis, olivia.lewis@indystar.com Published 6:45 p.m. ET Sept. 15, 2015 | Updated 3:18 p.m. ET Sept. 16, 2015
Traffic backed up on U.S. 31, at 136th Street, in Carmel in a photo from June 2014. More delays are expected this month as beams are set for a new U.S. 31 bridge over 116th Street.(Photo: Charlie Nye / The Star 2014 file photo)Buy Photo
Starting tonight, lane restrictions and travel delays are to be expected at recurring times this month along the busy Meridian Street corridor, near the 116th Street intersection, in Carmel.
Beginning at 9 p.m. Tuesday until 5 a.m. Wednesday, traffic will be restricted to one lane on northbound and southbound U.S. 31, while contractors set beams for the new U.S. 31 bridges over 116th Street, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation.
The lane restrictions are to recur on Sept. 18, Sept. 22 and Sept. 25, INDOT said.
Temporary traffic stops of up to 20 minutes also should be expected on 116th Street across U.S. 31 (Meridian Street) on Friday, Sept. 18 and Sept. 25, INDOT said. Similar restrictions will occur in the near future, when contractors set beams at 106th Street.
Motorists should seek alternate routes or expect traffic delays at these times, INDOT said.
In other Carmel construction, INDOT also said it plans to close the intersection at 116th and Pennsylvania streets for about 60 days to build a roundabout.
INDOT said the intersection won't close until after it opens the new 111th Street bridge over U.S. 31 — expected to occur in mid-September.
After the closure, traffic will be detoured from U.S. 31 to 106th Street to College Avenue on the south and from U.S. 31 to Old Meridian Street, to Pennsylvania Street and then to College Avenue in the north.
Call Star reporter Olivia Lewis at (317) 444-6126. Follow her on Twitter:@TheWrittenPeace.
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Mistrovství světa v zápasu řecko-římském proběhlo v Martigny, Švýcarsko v roce 1989.

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NEWPORT BEACH — A 77-foot wooden tugboat sank in Newport Harbor after it reportedly caught fire in the early hours of Oct. 31.
Orange County Sheriff's Department confirmed William B, a tugboat built for the U.S. Navy in 1943, was fully engulfed in flames near Newport Harbor Yacht Club at about 2:45 a.m. on Oct. 31.
Lt. Jeff Hallock of the Sheriff's Department said William B was fully engulfed when first responders arrived on the scene. The blaze took firefighters about five hours to put out; flames were doused by about 7:45 a.m.
Hallock said officials are still trying to determine the cause of the fire. The boat is a total loss.
William B was partially submerged after the fire was put out, Hallock said.
There were no reports of injuries or deaths.
According to a Facebook post, the tug has been owned for the last 28 years by Gary Hill, who operates a fuel dock in Newport Harbor.


text:
<?php
namespace CodeIgniter\HTTP;

use Config\App;

/**
 * Test the CSP policy directive creation.
 *
 * See https://apimirror.com/http/headers/content-security-policy
 * See https://cspvalidator.org/
 */
class ContentSecurityPolicyTest extends \CodeIgniter\Test\CIUnitTestCase
{

	// Having this method as setUp() doesn't work - can't find Config\App !?
	protected function prepare(bool $CSPEnabled = true)
	{
		$config             = new App();
		$config->CSPEnabled = $CSPEnabled;
		$this->response     = new Response($config);
		$this->response->pretend(false);
		$this->csp = $this->response->CSP;
	}

	protected function work(string $parm = 'Hello')
	{
		$body = $parm;
		$this->response->setBody($body);
		$this->response->setCookie('foo', 'bar');

		ob_start();
		$this->response->send();
		$buffer = ob_clean();
		if (ob_get_level() > 0)
		{
			ob_end_clean();
		}
		return $buffer;
	}

	//--------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testExistence()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$result = $this->work();

		$this->assertHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy:');
	}

	//--------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testReportOnly()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->reportOnly(false);
		$result = $this->work();

		$this->assertHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy:');
	}

	//--------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testDefaults()
	{
		$this->prepare();

		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("base-uri 'self';", $result);
		$this->assertStringContainsString("connect-src 'self';", $result);
		$this->assertStringContainsString("default-src 'self';", $result);
		$this->assertStringContainsString("img-src 'self';", $result);
		$this->assertStringContainsString("script-src 'self';", $result);
		$this->assertStringContainsString("style-src 'self';", $result);
	}

	//--------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testChildSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addChildSrc('evil.com', true);
		$this->csp->addChildSrc('good.com', false);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('child-src evil.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("child-src 'self' good.com;", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testConnectSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->reportOnly(true);
		$this->csp->addConnectSrc('iffy.com');
		$this->csp->addConnectSrc('maybe.com');
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('connect-src iffy.com maybe.com;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testFontSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->reportOnly(true);
		$this->csp->addFontSrc('iffy.com');
		$this->csp->addFontSrc('fontsrus.com', false);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('font-src iffy.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('font-src fontsrus.com;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testFormAction()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->reportOnly(true);
		$this->csp->addFormAction('surveysrus.com');
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('form-action surveysrus.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("form-action 'self';", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testFrameAncestor()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addFrameAncestor('self');
		$this->csp->addFrameAncestor('them.com', true);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('frame-ancestors them.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("frame-ancestors 'self';", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testImageSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addImageSrc('cdn.cloudy.com');
		$this->csp->addImageSrc('them.com', true);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('img-src them.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("img-src 'self' cdn.cloudy.com;", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testMediaSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addMediaSrc('self');
		$this->csp->addMediaSrc('them.com', true);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('media-src them.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("media-src 'self';", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testManifestSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addManifestSrc('cdn.cloudy.com');
		$this->csp->addManifestSrc('them.com', true);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('manifest-src them.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('manifest-src cdn.cloudy.com;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testPluginType()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addPluginType('self');
		$this->csp->addPluginType('application/x-shockwave-flash', true);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('plugin-types application/x-shockwave-flash;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("plugin-types 'self';", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testPluginArray()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addPluginType('application/x-shockwave-flash');
		$this->csp->addPluginType('application/wacky-hacky');
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('plugin-types application/x-shockwave-flash application/wacky-hacky;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testObjectSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addObjectSrc('cdn.cloudy.com');
		$this->csp->addObjectSrc('them.com', true);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('object-src them.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("object-src 'self' cdn.cloudy.com;", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testScriptSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addScriptSrc('cdn.cloudy.com');
		$this->csp->addScriptSrc('them.com', true);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('script-src them.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("script-src 'self' cdn.cloudy.com;", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testStyleSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addStyleSrc('cdn.cloudy.com');
		$this->csp->addStyleSrc('them.com', true);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('style-src them.com;', $result);
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("style-src 'self' cdn.cloudy.com;", $result);
	}

	//--------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testBaseURIDefault()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("base-uri 'self';", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testBaseURI()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addBaseURI('example.com');
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('base-uri example.com;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testBaseURIRich()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->addBaseURI(['self', 'example.com']);
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString("base-uri 'self' example.com;", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testDefaultSrc()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->reportOnly(false);
		$this->csp->setDefaultSrc('maybe.com');
		$this->csp->setDefaultSrc('iffy.com');
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('default-src iffy.com;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testReportURI()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->reportOnly(false);
		$this->csp->setReportURI('http://example.com/csptracker');
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('report-uri http://example.com/csptracker;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testSandboxFlags()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->reportOnly(false);
		$this->csp->addSandbox(['allow-popups', 'allow-top-navigation']);
		//      $this->csp->addSandbox('allow-popups');
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('sandbox allow-popups allow-top-navigation;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testUpgradeInsecureRequests()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$this->csp->upgradeInsecureRequests();
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('upgrade-insecure-requests;', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testBodyEmpty()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$body = '';
		$this->response->setBody($body);
		$this->csp->finalize($this->response);
		$this->assertEquals($body, $this->response->getBody());
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testBodyScriptNonce()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$body = 'Blah blah {csp-script-nonce} blah blah';
		$this->response->setBody($body);
		$this->csp->addScriptSrc('cdn.cloudy.com');

		$result = $this->work($body);

		$this->assertStringContainsString('nonce=', $this->response->getBody());
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('nonce-', $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testBodyStyleNonce()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$body = 'Blah blah {csp-style-nonce} blah blah';
		$this->response->setBody($body);
		$this->csp->addStyleSrc('cdn.cloudy.com');

		$result = $this->work($body);

		$this->assertStringContainsString('nonce=', $this->response->getBody());
		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('Content-Security-Policy');
		$this->assertStringContainsString('nonce-', $result);
	}

	//--------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testHeaderWrongCaseNotFound()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('content-security-policy');
		$this->assertNull($result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testHeaderIgnoreCase()
	{
		$this->prepare();
		$result = $this->work();

		$result = $this->getHeaderEmitted('content-security-policy', true);
		$this->assertStringContainsString("base-uri 'self';", $result);
	}

	/**
	 * @runInSeparateProcess
	 * @preserveGlobalState  disabled
	 */
	public function testCSPDisabled()
	{
		$this->prepare(false);
		$result = $this->work();
		$this->response->CSP->addStyleSrc('https://example.com');

		$this->assertHeaderNotEmitted('content-security-policy', true);
	}

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Total egg production reached 0.863 kt in 2016 in Bahamas, according to Faostat. This is 0.116 % more than in the previous year.
Historically, total egg production in Bahamas reached an all time high of 1.30 kt in 2011 and an all time low of 0.200 kt in 1961. When compared to Bahamas's main peers, total egg production in Cuba amounted to 106 kt, 92.6 kt in Dominican Republic, 5.21 kt in Haiti and 6,038 kt in USA in 2016.
Bahamas has been ranked 165th within the group of 167 countries we follow in terms of total egg production, 1 places behind the position seen 10 years ago.