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'X-Men: Dark Phoenix' film review: A treat to the senses
By Avantika Kulkarni	 June 15, 2019
The X-Men. Wow. The series that has reeled us all in for decades. Many confusing timelines and blue heroes later, here we are. Dark Phoenix. A small window into the making and beginning of one of the strongest mutants ever, Jean. Trying to keep a track on her powers is a real fix.
Everyone in the theatre was pumped to see Xavier and Eric in their youngest suit. There have been a million changes in the direction and production end of the series. X-Men is always revolving. This one however was a complete blast.
It all begins with a tragic tale. As with all the other super hero movies. As Jean's parents are seen losing their lives due to her powers, the entire audience is as silent as a morgue. There is pitch black and a regretful aww as we see Xavier soothe the young girl that Jean in.
And soon she fits in. This film brings the world of the X-Men to the typical high school world. The relationship of Jean and Scott makes everyone swoon. Unfortunately, it is all torn apart.
A series of events makes Jean absorb the power of an all knowing, cosmic force. This changes the scenario of the entire movie. In a fit of confusion, Jean causes damage to a lot of the people she cares about.
In all the movies prior to this, Xavier has been seen as the guy who is essentially good. But this one shows the downside of everything he is doing. There is a terrible secret that he has kept from her.
While all of this is unfolding, Jessica Chastain is unfolding the dark forces in the movie. The real villain is yet to come.
The real sad bit is when the death of beloved Raven is seen. A friend who has been a humongous part of the X-Men world is no more.
Throughout the movie, Jean goes through an entire journey of self-discovery. A lot of stuff goes really wrong. But even so, the audience saw themselves relating to the character. All of the struggle and pain and confusion there is to find oneself.
The movie was an obvious treat to the senses. Anything that Marvel creates, that's a given. The VFX is brilliant. The effects given to Sophie's hair and the cracks in her face are brilliant.
The battle at the end is the real crux of the entire movie. The fierce war ends with a civil war and an inter-galactic war all at once. Jean is brought to her senses by the love of her life and happy endings are in store!
Even though we lose a lot of great characters throughout the movie, it makes for great, heart-wrenching cinema. The film ends with a lot of questions in the mind. Is Jean still alive? What is next for the Dark Phoenix?
We will just have to wait to see!
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I was delighted this week to secure the massive domestic showdown between Billy Joe Saunders and Chris Eubank Jr for my bumper 'Bad Blood' card at the ExCel, London on 29th November. It goes without saying that this was possibly the hardest negotiation process for any fight I have staged in my 30+ year career in boxing! However this was a fight that the fans wanted and we went above and beyond to deliver it. I'm sure everyone is now is looking forward to it taking place on without doubt one of the strongest top to bottom cards to take place in the UK in many years that will air live and exclusive on the Channel of Champions BoxNation (Sky 437/HD 490, Virgin 546 and Talk Talk 525).
This tough negotiation was more than a little unexpected. We had agreed with Chris Eubank Snr months ago that the fight would take place in November, and had shook on a deal with contracts to follow. Our announcement of the fight was unfortunately hastened when the EBU threw a spanner in the works with a circular stating the fight was on. We had earlier that week requested sanctioning for the pair to contest Saunders' EBU Middleweight Title, however were not looking to announce the fight at this stage. Unfortunately the EBU's statement regarding the fight was out, meaning we had to act quickly or face our announcement being ruined.
The following week, after both fighters had promoted the bout and the event on their social media pages, we set a press conference to formally announce the fight. At this stage the purses had been agreed and the Eubanks were meant to sign the contract on the night before the scheduled press conference. On Thursday morning last week, the Eubanks were in the car heading up from Brighton, however once they made it clear in a telephone call that they wouldn't be signing that day and we would have to wait for a signed contract, we told them we weren't going to go any further until that this had been remedied.
At the subsequent Eubank-less presser, myself and my charge Billy Joe Saunders, who I must say has been excellent to deal with during this process, gave the Eubanks until 5pm that day to sign the contract. They unfortunately did not meet this deadline. It very much looked as though the fight was off.
At this stage, Billy Joe had an exceptional second option to the Eubank Jr fight and we were set on taking that route.
Paco Valcarcel President of the WBO had announced that their World Light Middleweight champion, Demitrius Andrade, who was meant to be moving up to Middleweight to contest the vacant 160lb World title against American based Russian Matt Korobov, would be now staying at 154lb. This had opened up a straight shot at the vacant WBO World Middleweight title for 2008 Olympian Saunders against Korobov, a great fight and possibly more meaningful on the World stage, that would have slotted straight in as a perfect replacement to take place on the ExCel card.
However, big domestic fights have a huge appeal to fans in this country, and upon examining the fan reaction on social media and their desire to see Billy Joe settle the score with Eubank Jr, we attempted one final role of the dice to make the fight and moved heaven and earth to make it happen, and now I'm delighted that we have it signed and finalised.
This fight, and bill topper at the ExCel, the mammoth showdown between Britain's top two active heavyweights Dereck Chisora and Tyson Fury, has got pulses going and ticket sales have reflected this. We expect the event to hit a sell out in the coming weeks so if you're planning on coming down to what will be a huge night of boxing in the Capital that also features other 50:50 domestic grudge matches, Frankie Gavin vs Bradley Skeete and Liam Walsh vs Gary Sykes; as well as rising stars such as Frank Bugloni, Lewis Pettitt and Mitchell Smith, I would suggest getting your tickets quickly!
One fight that will proceed on the bill -barring unforeseen circumstances – is the domestic super-feather showdown between Dewsbury's Gray Sykes – the reigning British Champion – and Cromer's unbeaten former Commonwealth king Liam Walsh.
Both bring turbo charged engines so it's guaranteed that the punches will come thick and fast. It is a contest worthy of bill-topping status in its own right and the winner can expect to be elevated to major international title contention immediately. Box Nation broadcast live.
There was a lot of debate this week about the scoring in Paul Smith's attempt at a World title against Arthur Abraham in Germany last Saturday. Smith put up a good effort and whilst it was definitely closer than some of the judges had it, I felt it was the right result and that Abraham won the fight by three rounds.
It was close enough however for home advantage to potentially have made a difference, but the upside was that Matchroom banked a few more air miles.
A potential future superstar was unleashed live in Box Nation last weekend when Quebec-based Russian Artur Beterbiev sensationally crushed ex IBF light –heavy king Tavoris Cloud in just 218 seconds at the Bell Center in Montreal.
Despite just 13 pro rounds on his ledger the six fight Chechen novice looks a certain future world champion. Formerly an amateur standout, none of his professional opposition has made it into round five. He carries serious thunder in his gloves.
His Floridian victim, 32, lasted the full 12 with Bernard Hopkins last year and was a veteran of seven world championship bouts. However, he was clumped to the canvas on four separate occasions before enduring the full count in the opening minute of round two.
Expert Beterbiev to now be moved fast. Though his pro career only started in June 2013, he brings an extensive amateur pedigree – losing controversially to the eventual champion at both the 2008 and 2012 Olympics but topping the podium at both the world and European championships. Following last weekend's carnage, the queue of rival contenders willing to gamble their well-being against him shall be extremely short.
A world title challenge to either Quebec rival Adonis Stevenson (who holds the WBC belt) or the victor of next month's IBF-WBO unifier between Bernard Hopkins and Sergey 'Krusher' Kovalev – whom Beterbiev scalped twice as an amateur – would appear imminent.
Could IBF super-feather king Rances Barthelemy be the next Cuban exile to dominate the professional sphere?
Box Nation subscribers can take a butchers at the unbeaten and highly regarded 28 year old tomorrow evening when he defends against Argentine bull Fernando Saucedo in Connecticut.
The stocky challenger, a veteran of 60 fights, is unbeaten in 14 since conceding to long time WBA king Chris John in Indonesia four years ago yet still enters at 7-1 against to topple the upwardly mobile 'Kid Blast'.
At 5ft 11in tall, the Cuban is positively stick like but supplements his physical advantages and suave skills with crippling power.
A standout performance this weekend could vault him onto a big money unifier with division leader Mikey Garcia in the New Year.
Boxing lost a real trouper last Monday when esteemed Californian promoter Dan Goosen conceded his battle against liver cancer. He was just 64 and left behind a wife and four sons.
After serving his apprenticeship with Bob Arum's Top Rank organisation, dapper Dan – one of ten siblings – set up Ten Goose Boxing and later Goosen Tutor Promotions .
During four decades in the sport, he was associated with several ring legends like Mike Tyson, Floyd Mayweather, Bernard Hopkins and James Toney. Latterly, he promoted Andre Ward – the world's premier super-middleweight – throughout his entire professional career. He also represented A-Team actor 'Mr T' and baseball icon Pete Rose.
A huge personality, renowned for his serial gum chewing and loud suits, privately Dan was a devoutly religious family man. He had a reputation globally as a stand up guy ... not easy in this business!
Congratulations to WBA and IBF super-middleweight king Carl Froch who bagged the British Boxer of the Year gong for a record fourth time at the Board of Control Awards dinner at the Novotel Hotel, London, last Friday.
'The Cobra's' first spat with George Groves received the award for 'Contest of the Year' while Sergey 'Krusher' Kovalev nailed the 'Oversea's Boxer of the Year' honour following his rout of Nathan Cleverly 14 months ago.
This year's 'Young Boxer of the Year' will be presented to unbeaten Sheffield super-bantam Kid Galahad at the Boxing Writers annual dinner at The Savoy a week on Monday.
A huge well done to all involved in the charity bash at the Guild Hall, Hull last Sunday which raised over £9,000 for recovering Sheffield welterweight Jerome Wilson who was seriously injured in a contest last month.
Rival Humberside champions Tommy Coyle and Curtis Woodhouse led the way with a heated six round exhibition bout. A tax free community trust account has been set up by the stricken fighter's manager Dave Coldwell. Well wishers can donate through Barclays Bank; sort code 20-76-92, account number 6386854.
In an interesting development in Germany, TV network giants ARD have not renewed their exclusive output deal with promoter Sauerland Events.
A similar situation happened a few years ago with Universum, once a powerhouse in European boxing promotions, when ZDF didn't renew it's contracts.
One of Sauerland's biggest names, WBO World Cruiserweight Champion Marco Huck, recently told a German newspaper that he wouldn't re-sign with the company after his current promotional agreement expires.
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In one of his stranger moves, Mike Tyson has turned crimefighter in a new adult cartoon series.
The former heavyweight great solves crimes with a talking pigeon and a ghost in the show titled Mike Tyson Mysteries!


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Q: Why isn't my JButton appearing on my JFrame? I am not sure why my JButton is not appearing on my JFrame. Here is the code:
import java.awt.Color;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.util.ArrayList;

import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JButton;

public class tttMain extends JPanel implements ActionListener {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 2294426281847625986L;

    private static JFrame frame;
    private static JPanel panel;
    private static JButton b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6, b7, b8, b9;
    private static ArrayList<JButton> buttonList;

    @Override
    public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
        super.paintComponent(g);
        g.setColor(Color.black);
        //vertical lines
        g.drawLine(150, 65, 150, 340);
        g.drawLine(260, 65, 260, 340);
        //horizontal lines
        g.drawLine(65, 150, 340, 150);
        g.drawLine(65, 260, 340, 260);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        frame = new JFrame();
        panel = new JPanel();
        frame.setSize(450, 450);
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frame.setResizable(false);
        frame.setContentPane(new tttMain());
        frame.add(panel);

        panel.setLayout(null);

        b1 = new JButton("Hi Stack Overflow!");

        b1.setBounds(85, 85, 65, 65);

        panel.add(b1);

        frame.setVisible(true);
    }

    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {

    }
}

Can somebody help me out? I have used JButtons before with no problem, so I don't know why this doesn't work. this is my first time using the Graphics class so maybe that could be apart of the problem.

A: So the "symptom" of your problem is caused by panel.setLayout(null);, but the root of your problem is a mis-understanding into how component layout works.
Layout managers do a lot of important work and you should be taking the time to learn and understand them.
JPanel, by default, uses a FlowLayout.  tttMain (which, by the way, violates the community naming conventions ;)) extends from JPanel, since you never change the layout manager, it's using a FlowLayout.
You then add a JPanel to it, which has had it's layout set to null.  This means that it is no longer providing sizing hints to it's parent - so it will be laid out with a size of 0x0, which leads us to your underlying problem.
The short story - don't use null layouts.  The long story, you may consider using a different approach, maybe taking advantage of a BorderLayout and adding both the tttMain () and the JPanel with the button to it, as an idea
I'd strongly recommend spending some time going through and understanding Laying Out Components Within a Container

A: I think there is no problem using null layout's however I always specify the minimumSize and maximumSize.
Using absolute layout also, doesn't re-size well. and can cause some problem's down the road.
I also use WindowBuilder in eclipse because, you should probably not be doing it by hand.

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If you can choose, choose to be content.
Choose the life that brings you contentment, not a life of settlement.
Choose to fight for the career that you want because you are willing to sacrifice for it. Choose the career that brings you joy and fulfillment. It can be very difficult and not pleasant. You might have to endure heartaches and people telling you that you are not good enough. Nevertheless, you can choose to persist. Acknowledge that it is painful. Acknowledge that it can be very unpleasant and tiring. Some people will talk negatively and that can bring you down. It can even make you question yourself on why you are fighting to keep on doing what you are doing.
Nevertheless, keep going. Let them talk the talk and you keep on walk the walk. Let them waste their time with their incessant bickering and know that their complains will not bring them anywhere. At one point in life, you realize that you are blessed for being able to accept life as it is and still are able to focus and build positivity in your life.
Choose to fight for the people who loves you and for those who you love back.
Choose to let go of wanting to please everyone and making everyone happy. Choose to cut off the people that are not good for you and never permit them back in your life. Yes, they are only human and human makes mistakes. However, it is not in your power or your need to have to fix them. They need to learn on their own and to take accountability for their negativity. Being kind and nice does not mean that you have to allow abuse to happen to you. You can close one door to be able to open another. Choose to realize that age never determines maturity. Choose to empower yourself that in your young age; you are able to be more mature than the people around you. Being mature is strength and it is a continuous journey. When you wonder why you feel so deeply and that you are sad that people hurt you, it is takes a lot of strength to be compassionate.
It is not an easy task but it is noble. It is noble to let yourself to be vulnerable even when you know that you can be hurt as the risk.
Loving yourself does not mean that you see yourself as someone who is always right. Loving yourself is not the same as thinking that everyone has their lives revolve around you. Know that you can be wrong. Know that you may not always win an argument but you can save a relationship because of it. Know that you are a star and stars shine brightly to bring joy to others. Stars can only shine if they recognize their function. Your function comes from recognizing that you have value. You can choose to bring goodness into the world that is full of hatred. You can choose to be kind and to be wise. Choose to be able to be so comfortable in your own skin that other people's opinions do not matter as much anymore. Pick your battles wisely.
You do not need to fight everyone. You can make peace with them or to let them go their own way.
Choose to put yourself first.
Taking care of your physical and mental health are a necessity, not a burden. It is never selfish. If you think about it, it would actually be selfish not be aware of your limitation and that you lash your anger towards everyone else. Choose to uplift yourself and to deal with feeling inferior. You are not below people. You may be defeated in life at some point but it does not mean you have to stay down. You can choose to learn to overcome that feeling of smallness.
In life, you will see that sadly there will always be people who feel defeated or feel like they are a loser that they blame everything on everyone else. While it is brave for you to be compassionate towards them, know that you do not need to let them get into your head and heart. If they ever blame you for their own lost, let them go. You have the right to put a boundary with something that only hurts you. You have a right to feel beautiful in your own skin. Choose to know that you are beautiful the way you are. If people have a problem with how comfortable you are, know that the issue is with them, and not with you. It is sad to see people who choose or feel helpless by society's standards that they have to transfer their frustration on people who are confident in their own skin. However, choose to forgive them and to still feel happy with yourself.
Choose to be happy and as you are happy, you will attract the people that are suitable for you.
In the end, choose to be grateful.
Gratefulness will always lead to contentment. Being grateful never means that you are in denial or running away with the reality of what is going on in your life. Being grateful means that you admit there are some things that are not going right but you do have other things that are going well for you too. You can breathe air. You have been given one more day to enjoy your life. Take the breath and breathe in joy. Breathe in and breathe out gratitude. Breathe in the affirmation that you are worthy and you are capable to live the life you desire. Breathe in the acknowledgment and acceptance of your value. Your value will not determined with what you can do but with what you are. Life is too short to settle to other people's fears. Let them choose to fear and to settle with the lives they are afraid to live. You do not need to cave into their insecurities. You can learn to be confident to slowly not listen to what they have to say. Let them bicker. Let them hate. In the end, you will be the one who lives happily and they will still be miserable because of their own decisions.
You will regret the choices that you never make instead the mistakes that you made. Choose to be content. Choose to still have joy even when you do not have what you dream of. Choose to not have any precursor to happiness. Choose to be happy in spite of what you think should happen in your life than if you have them. Choose to be happy with having enough instead of needing more. Choose to accept life the way it is going instead of the way it has to be according to you.
You can construct your own success and your own joy. Your construction of reality is in your own hands. Choose to appreciate yourself instead of tearing yourself down. In the end, we are all only human, darling. When you get down, remember that we all were beaten at one point in our lives. We all cry, we all get anxious, we all get tired, we got frustrated, angry, sad, depressed, but we all can rise back up as well. We eventually learn that all of us share a common humanity. Choose that common humanity. Always love yourself and share that love to this world. This world needs more love than hate.
In the end, you may end up being the richest, the prettiest/the most handsome, have a lot of fans and friends, but you will get something better than that. You will have a life that gives you peace of mind and heart. You will see that things do not have to always go your way or they may not even go your own way at all. However, it becomes the way your life is meant to be, a way that fulfills your purpose in life.


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Trump Misquotes Paper, Declares 'Case Closed!' In Tweet That Ignores Evidence Given By Former Envoy
BY Chris Walker	October 4, 2019
The impeachment inquiry opened up by House Democrats last week is focusing largely on allegations that President Donald Trump placed pressure on Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky to open an investigation into Democratic candidate for president Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden.
Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Image
The conversation between Trump and Zelensky, detailed in rough memo that was released last week by the White House, took place on July 25 of this year. Democrats also allege that Trump purposely withheld military aide to Ukraine in order to coerce that nation to open the investigation.
A deposition given by the former envoy to Ukraine, Kurt Volker, took place on Thursday. On Friday morning, Trump, citing a news article from the Washington Times, tweeted out his belief that Volker's deposition produced no "red flags," and that the case was "closed" on the matter.
The Washington Times, "Ukraine envoy blows 'massive hole' into Democrat accusations. Republicans at hearing find no Trump Pressure." The Ukrainian President also strongly stated that NO pressure was put on him. Case Closed!
The Times article itself, however, doesn't actually reach that conclusion. Rather, it's quoting a House Republican, Rep. Lee Zeldin of New York, who said he believed the deposition provided no damaging information to Trump. The deposition given by Volker "blew a massive hole in the middle of the allegations" against the president, Zeldin claimed.
Zeldin is described by the Associated Press as an "ardent" supporter of Trump's.
In Thursday's deposition, the testimony given by Volker appears to have provided more fodder for Democrats in their inquiry, contradicting Zeldin's statement. Volker shared text messages expressing alarm by State Department officials that Trump was withholding military aide to Ukraine in order to get an investigation on the Bidens opened up in that country.
A text message sent to a Ukraine official, from Volker himself, seems to also demonstrate that the official line from the administration was an investigation into the Bidens was a prerequisite for any face-to-face meeting between Trump and Zelensky, according to prior reporting from HillReporter.com.
"heard from White House — assuming President Z convinces trump he will investigate / 'get to the bottom of what happened' in 2016, we will nail down date for visit to Washington," that text message read.
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Bio-solids treatment and reuse contract
A primary wastewater treatment plant was due to renew the contract to process the sludge and dispose of the bio-solids it produced. A risk assessment was required as part of the development of the bio-solids strategy for the plant and as an input to a Board paper to support the renewal of the contract. Commercial and operational constraints limited the time available for preparing and conducting the assessment.
This case illustrates a straightforward assessment process, highlighting factors that enabled successful outcomes in a short period.
Risk assessment requirement
The owner of a primary wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) employed a contractor to process sludge and dispose of bio-solids produced in the plant. The contract, which included a requirement to beneficially reuse the bio-solids on agricultural sites, was due for renewal. The WWTP owner wanted to test the market to identify whether other more suitable uses of bio-solids might be available. The incumbent contractor would be allowed to tender for the new contract.
An investigation of options for bio-solids treatment and reuse had been undertaken and an initial draft strategy paper had been prepared. The strategy had to be finalised and approved by the Board well before the end of the current contract to allow time to invite Expressions of Interest (EOI) from industry.
The WWTP provides primary treatment of wastewater (Figure 1).
Figure 1: Primary wastewater treatment
There are several options for sludge treatment, each producing bio-solids of differing quality determined by:
The concentration of contaminants (not detailed here)
The concentration and stability of pathogens (outlined in Table 1).
Table 1: Bio-solids treatment grades, summary
Stabilisation grade
Treatment required
Thermal treatment
High pH (pH > 12) and high temperature
Aerobic digestion
Air drying
Lime stabilisation
Not meeting any of the above requirements
Government regulations determine what reuse is permitted, depending on the contaminant grade and the stabilisation grade.
The approach followed the process described in ISO 31000 Risk management – Principles and guidelines (Figure 2).
Figure 2: Risk management process
The context was established before the risk assessment workshop and used to generate a briefing note. The workshop covered risk identification, analysis and evaluation. Risk treatment would be included in the development of the bio-solids strategy and finalised for the Board paper.
Context: stakeholders, objectives and criteria
Context preparation relied heavily on the site's Risk Management Plan (SRMP), which had been prepared a few months before and kept up to date, and a draft bio-solids strategy prepared as the basis for the Board submission. Material in the SRMP and draft strategy was reviewed, revised and tailored for this specific assessment. (Disposal of solids, including bio-solids, had been raised as a risk during the preparation of the SRMP.)
The 85 stakeholders identified during the context preparation fell naturally into four groups, summarised in Table 2 with their principal objectives. These were used to develop criteria against which the consequences of risks could be compared during the risk assessment, summarised in Table 3. The criteria were then related to the consequence scales used in the WWTP owner's corporate risk management framework.
Table 2: Stakeholders and objectives
WWTP owner and staff
Maximise the potential for alternative technologies
Achieve schedule targets
Limit liabilities and risks
Maximise opportunities
Minimise costs
Form strategic alliances, and protect existing ones
Integrate new process with existing ones
Win work
Participate in an unbiased tendering process
Use innovative or 'proprietary' processes if applicable
Minimise the cost of tendering
Reduce odours
Reduce truck movements and increase road safety locally
Reduce visual impact
Maintain probity and cost effectiveness of the process
Obtain good environmental outcomes
Table 3: Criteria
Maintain good community relations and communication, community acceptability, public health, minimise odours, minimise truck movements, reduce visual impact
Comply with legislated and corporate requirements, comply with licence
Auditable contracting process, transparent evaluation and selection; low contracting costs
Meet needs of customer contract, be commercially competitive, meet commercial (financial) targets
Improve environment, environmentally friendly by-product disposal, quality by-products
High performance, proven, reliable, cost effective, integration with existing plant, minimise resource consumption, continuous improvement
Safe operation, community safety
Meet time targets for tendering, contracting, contract
Context: key elements
A set of key elements was created to structure the workshop agenda (Table 4).
Table 4: Key elements
EOI process
Processes, evaluation, selection
Processes, evaluation, selection, negotiation, non-conforming tenders, innovative technical or commercial solutions
Commercial factors
Form of contract; liability for design, implementation; partnering approach; term
Suitability, innovation, integration, technological change
Project management, construction, commissioning, handover
Plant maintenance, utilities (power, controls, water)
Product quality, transport, disposal
Includes community groups, public opinion, media
Includes relevant public authorities, EPA, etc
Perils and disasters
Natural perils, disasters
Initial risk register
An initial risk register of 80 items was prepared, based on material from earlier related assessments at this and similar sites. This formed a starting point for risk identification in the workshop.
Workshop process
Risk identification and analysis proceeded key element by key element, in a process compatible with the WWTP owner's corporate risk management framework, with the following steps:
The initial list of risks for the element was reviewed
Irrelevant items were discarded
New risks were inserted
Consequences and likelihoods were assigned to each risk, and a level of risk was assigned.
At the end of the workshop, the initial risk analysis outcomes were reviewed to ensure they were consistent and reasonable.
Workshop outcomes
In all, 107 risks were identified, of which none was rated as Extreme and 10 were rated High (Figure 3). The High risks were addressed by the company in the Board paper, with the others to be addressed as part of preparing EOI documents as time and resources permitted.
The High risks were related to:
The specification of requirements and the need to retain maximum flexibility and breadth of reuse options, without compromising technical interfaces with the rest of the WWTP
Maintenance of probity in the procurement process, given the advantages of the incumbent contractor in terms of access to information and knowledge
Approval delays
The implications of tenderers' capabilities on workplace health and safety
Potential community and media sensitivities associated with any changes to operations on the site.
Figure 3: Risk profile by key element
It is possible to complete a sound risk assessment in a tight timeframe. Several things allowed this to happen.
The ability to reuse relevant information from earlier risk management activities was important, including, in this case, material from the site's Risk Management Plan and the draft bio-solids strategy. The breadth of information available enabled relevant context information to be extracted easily and a briefing note to be prepared quickly.
Risk assessments at this and similar sites had been conducted, some relating to bio-solids and some to contract extensions similar to this one. The outcomes from these assessments were used to assemble an initial risk register for the workshop. Having an initial register allowed the workshop to be conducted more quickly than the site personnel expected. The fact that an extended workshop was not needed ensured greater availability of key personnel with appropriate expertise to cover all aspects of the key elements in Table 4.
All of the participants in the workshop were aware of the bio-solids contract and the need for speedy approval by the Board, and many had been involved in developing the draft bio-solids strategy. The knowledge of the participants, complemented by the detailed briefing material from the context activity and a sound straightforward process, allowed the workshop to be conducted efficiently and effectively.
External facilitation contributed to the smooth conduct of the workshop, by removing any organisational or functional biases and avoiding any perceived internal 'political' agenda. Broadleaf's experience with this particular organisation and the professionalism of its site managers and personnel suggests that this was only a minor benefit in this case, but in other places we have found external facilitation to be an important contributor to encouraging professional engagement and maintaining focus in the workshop, reducing debates about extraneous matters and obtaining consensus quickly.
The outcomes from the workshop had many practical benefits.
The risk assessment, and particularly the risks rated High, contributed directly to the finalisation of the bio-solids strategy. This was a critical part of the material presented to the Board to inform its approval decision to go ahead with a new contract.
The urgency associated with the contract renewal and Board approval raised the priority of several matters in the SRMP and forced them to be scheduled earlier than might have been the case otherwise. This allowed the completion of the SRMP to be accelerated.
The Medium and Low risks identified in the assessment contributed to the detail contained in the EOI documents. This provided specific information and background context for prospective tenderers, as well as indicating to them what matters the contract sponsor regarded as important. Both of these factors would contribute to better informed and hence more appropriately focussed responses from industry, and ultimately to a better contract and better operational outcomes.
Water and wastewater utility
Agriculture, biosecurity and the environment
Risk assessment and risk treatment
Addressing compliance for regional waste water treatment plants
Public sector and government business
A regional local authority engaged Broadleaf to facilitate a workshop to resolve outstanding operational and compliance concerns raised by state government regulatory agencies relating to the upgrade of two sewage treatment plants (STPs). The case shows the value of a sound risk assessment process, demonstrable controls and structured communication among the stakeholders.
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Employed couples however tend to seek longer tenancy terms than sharers, especially considering the obstacles first time buyers face; they often rent for longer since they can't afford to buy. Couples wanting a second bedroom don't necessarily need it to have a double bed, but the fixtures and furnishing should remain similar throughout. Most employed couples already own furniture so are more likely to take on an unfurnished property.
One of the biggest factors to keep in mind when attracting families is location, probably more so than any other tenant type. Properties that fall into a catchment area of good schools will appeal to families. They are also more likely to want an unfurnished property; with three or more bedrooms depending on how big the family is (smaller bedrooms are fine for children). Large bathrooms, kitchens, a higher quality of fixtures and fittings, and space for parking are all big bonuses for attracting families as well.
Students are usually on the hunt for bigger properties with three or more bedrooms that can be shared with friends. There is however a smaller minority of students who want a studio flat close to their campus. Students prefer a property that's simple and practical instead of one that's visually pleasing, as well as somewhere that's completely furnished, including the addition of a desk.
Many students may also be looking for a living room which can convert into another bedroom, so keep this in mind when buying furniture. More specifically, hard wearing carpets, practical bathrooms and simple kitchens go a long way to attracting students.
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Branded for Life
I'm talking to Tom Peters about his story, "The Brand You Survival Kit" (page 95), and I'm trying not to sound starstruck. But I was dying to tell him just how much his ideas, particularly about Brand You, had influenced my career. I can remember him delivering a speech to the Commonwealth Club of California that aired on C-SPAN on a Saturday night (wow, I hit the nerd trifecta). Somehow I had the restraint not to tell Peters that. But about 20 minutes into our conversation, I broke down and was babbling on about how, in the mid-1990s, I had bailed out on being a lawyer after realizing that I hated it, and pursued something I loved–journalism.
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Whenever I encounter a company that uses personality tests to better match employees with their roles, I try each system to understand how it works. When I wrote about Beaverton, Oregon-based Unicru's artificial-intelligence solution ("True or False: You're Hiring the Right People," February 2002), I discovered I would make a decent assistant manager at Blockbuster. In April, while exploring how the Myers-Briggs test helps Dow Chemical find more inventors ("Are You a Polyolefin Optimizer?"), I found out I was an ENFP–more of a communicator than a creator of cool new stuff.
Rackspace, in its quest to deliver the ultimate customer experience, has embraced the StrengthsFinder test from the Gallup International Research & Education Center ("Cuckoo for Customers," page 86). They've given out 750 copies of the test in order to test all 388 current employees and every prospective hire (150 were hired using the system). Apparently, star technicians have the "restorative" strength (a desire to make things right for the customer), star managers have the "command" strength (a natural affinity for leadership), and star salespeople have the "competition" and "achiever" strengths (both contribute to drive and performance). With competition, achiever, and command among my top five, I'm apparently better suited to running a sales team than being a business journalist! Like my mom always said, it doesn't hurt to have something to fall back on. -Alison Overholt
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Top 10 Veterinarian Schools in the U.S.
January 10, 2018 // by Macey Spensley
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When fur babies get sick, veterinarians offer the loving, capable hands that animals trust to make them better. Veterinarians understand what animals from pets to zoo creatures are trying to say when they can't tell anyone else what's wrong. These 10 schools train the best veterinarians to cure animal ailments and prevent future creatures from suffering through the same illnesses. Future vets need competitive programs, a wide variety of classes, state-of-the-art research labs and facilities and award-winning schools and faculty to make their dream of being the real-life Dr. Dolittle a little more attainable.
These 10 veterinary schools take students one step closer to animal whisperer status.
10. Iowa State University
Old MacDonald has nothing on the animal doctors of Iowa. Located in Ames, Iowa, a metropolis surrounded by more rural areas, students at the Iowa State University Veterinary School have a unique advantage of working in both rural and urban animal groups. Whether you want to nurse cattle on your Dad's farm in Iowa or save animals from wildfires in California, ISU will train you well. After taking basic animal science classes the first two years, students can experience their clinical rotations at the Blank Park Zoo in Des Moines or the ISU Dairy Farm south of Ames and many more. ISU offers four tracks for students: Small Animal, Equine, Food Animal or Mixed Animal. Iowa State is known for their agricultural related studies, and the Vet School has also established itself in caring for the animals on farms. "Iowa State is an accredited vet school with professors from all not only all across the U.S. but also the world, giving Iowa State an international view on veterinary medicine that others may not offer as well," said third-year student Brody Proesch. "The facilities at Iowa State, such as the State of the Art hospitals and clinics give Iowa State the ability to accommodate almost any animal in any situation." The diverse collection of professors have won national awards as well. In December of 2017, Professor James Roth received 2018 Senator John Melcher, DVM Leadership in Public Policy Award from the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC).
9. North Carolina State University
Combine the medical expertise of a DVM with the business sense of a CEO. Not only can students at the North Carolina State University receive their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, they can also combine their degrees with an MBA from the Jenkins Graduate School of Management or a Ph.D. from the NC State Graduate School. When graduating students start their own clinic, they will know how to manage their business as well as their patients. NC State accepted just 11 percent of applicants for the Class of 2020, so you know you'll study with the best of the best. Veterinary students can also choose from 11 different focus areas to study the health of animals, including Epidemiology, Public Health and Public Policy, Laboratory Animal Medicine, and Zoological Medicine. Students can take a variety of classes, like Introduction to Animal Welfare, Principles of Morphology and Disturbances of Reproduction. During their fourth-year clinical rotations students can study at the NC State Veterinary Hospital, which treats 20,000 patients annually, ranging from small animals to exotic animals. A veterinary student at NC State can encounter anything from a furry kitten to a majestic lion. NC State also helps our feathered friends fly freely, and in 2016, four students and one faculty member were honored at the American Association of Avian Pathologist 59th annual conference.
8. Colorado State University
What's higher than the peaks of the Rockies? The ambition of future Colorado State veterinary applicants. For those mountain lovers out there that want to save the woodland creatures, Fort Collins, Colorado boasts one of the most competitive veterinary schools in the U.S. Just 8.9 percent of applicants get accepted into the school. The school uses incredibly lifelike artificial tissue to teach its students surgical techniques. Students can use these techniques during their third and fourth years at the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital. The Teaching Hospital cares for small animals, livestock and equine animals. On top of their veterinary courses, students are encouraged to take other electives related to management, like Fundamentals of Accounting, that would help in owning their own veterinary clinic. That way, students can do what they love and make bank doing it, too.
7. University of Missouri
Even tigers need someone to check their stripes. The University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine is home to a unique academic department, the Department of Veterinary Pathobiology. This department's mission involves research in the fields of pathology, parasitology, microbiology, immunology, comparative medicine, genetics and related disciplines to diagnose and prevent illnesses. Students get hands-on training at the Veterinary Healthcare Center, which cares for 17,000 patients in the hospital and thousands more on farms and houses three specialized hospitals. Some of the most interesting classes at Mizzou include Advanced Equine Lameness and Animals in Emergencies & Basic Response Training. The University of Missouri is also home to the Research Center for Human-Animal Interaction, a joint project between the College of Veterinary and the Sinclair School of Nursing. The center focuses on the health benefits for animals and humans of the two species interacting. Students can also see the benefits of interacting with animals when they join any of the awesome clubs on campus. "If I could join every club I would because they all do really cool hands-on wet labs and host interesting speakers," said first-year student Jessie Everett. "So far, I've done a snake euthanasia and necropsy, a nasogastric tube wet lab and emergency and equine rounds. I even went to a talk on elephant reproduction. There really is a club for every interest."
6. Ohio State University
Once again, those flyover Midwestern states prove to be the best places to learn to care for animals. 11.4 percent of applicants get admitted to the school. The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine houses the massive Ohio State Veterinary Medical Center. Over 30,000 animal patients visit this center each year, and it remains one of the largest centers of its kind. The faculty includes Six American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellows. In the students' second year, classes focus specifically on bodily systems verses basic animal science classes. Students can serve their fourth-year clinical rotations at the center, studying large animals, companion animals, farm animals and horses. Along with working at the hospital, Ohio State students take part in outreach services in their community that reinforces their love for animals. The school helps inmates at the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections train service animals. They also help out students who cannot care for their pets over the summer or after gradation by providing housing and helping to find new owners. Not only can you make a difference in animal lives, but you can influence the humans around you as well.
5. Texas A&M University
The Texas A&M mascot has been Reveille the Dog since 1931, but that's not the only the only way the school commits themselves to animals. The Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences has an advanced and in-depth research department. Some of the areas of research include Science and Technology Journalism; Toxicology, Environmental Health Science, and Food Safety; and Neuroscience, Anatomy, and Functional Imaging. Students can study under five different departments that all focus on the One Health concept, which theorizes that animal and human health and the environment are all intertwined. Texas A&M's specialty tracks include Animal Dentistry, Animal Dermatology, Zoological Medicine and more. In 2017, the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences received one of 24 2017 Health Professions Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Awards from INSIGHT Into Diversity. The school is currently building the Thomas G. Hildebrand, DVM '56 Equine Complex, which will provide a space for equine teaching, research, outreach and athletic programming. Students can take classes about anything from small animals, large animals, feedlot animals, zoo animals and more. In a state as large as Texas, you never know what kind of creature might need assistance.
4. Kansas State University
These students say "I Kan(sas)" to solving any problem. If you are looking to solve seemingly unsolvable problems within the animal world, Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine is the place for you. KSU's research centers maintain their standard of excellence in caring for animals and finding cures for infectious diseases. The Center for Epithelial Research studies the tissues that line the surfaces and cavities of blood vessels and organs throughout animal bodies, meaning researchers search for cures for diseases that affect our pets at their bodies' most basic level. The Center of Excellence for Emerging and Zoonotic Animal Diseases tackles root causes of animal illnesses too, with faculty researching prevention and cures for disease threats. Those researchers love to help their students excel in their veterinary classes. "One of the best parts about Kansas State University is the large animal faculty," said second year student Maggie Massey. The staff and faculty have a direct connection and impact on the cattle industry and provide us with insight and push us to think on a different level to groom us to also be industry leaders." Along with the expectations of faculty to produce outstanding research, the school lists specific expectations in learning objectives that students must reach by the end of each year, like a proficiency in surgical skills and the ability to identify and treat diseases. Students can take classes such as Practice Management and Food Animal Local Practice to zone in on specific parts of being a vet that may be ignored. Kansas State is also home to The Rabies Laboratory of Kansas State University, the largest rabies serology laboratory in the world. The lab handles over 80,000 serum samples from potentially rabies-infected animals and humans each year. And no animal is too small for quality care at KSU. The Veterinary Health Center implanted a pacemaker in a pet ferret last year.
3. Cornell University
Andy Bernard from The Office would fight for Cornell University to the death, and you will too for their cutting-edge veterinary school. You have to apply quickly and perfectly, as they only have 120 open seats in each class each year. Students can study in one of five academic departments: Biomedical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Microbiology and Immunology, Molecular Medicine and Population Medicine, and Diagnostic Sciences. The Cornell Veterinary Biobank collects biological samples from healthy animals and animals with diseases to do comparative research about causes of genetic diseases. The faculty at Cornell excel in their fields and in helping their students excel. "We're taught by professors who are pioneers in their respective fields and they are willing to help the students in any way possible," said first-year student Gianna Paganelli. "The teaching facilities are unparalleled and allow for a multitude of invaluable experiences." Students begin their clinical rotations in their third year rather than the fourth like many other veterinary schools. Students take distribution courses as 30 percent of their curriculum, allowing them to choose a focus area of study. One student even studied llamas. The excellence of Cornell University shows through on their North American Veterinary Licensing Examination test scores, which have been 100 percent for the last five years. The school boasts six American Veterinary Medical Association Award winners between the faculty and alumni. This top Ivy League school only turns out the best of the best.
2. Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University
Tufts lets your studies get as unique as a leopard's spots. Students at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University have the unique advantage of tailoring their studies to their interests. Tufts offers two dual programs, The Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and Master of Public Health and the DVM and MS in Lab Animal Medicine. The four specialty programs are referred to as "signature opportunities" that students can study to differentiate themselves from graduates from other veterinary schools These specialty programs include International Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife and Conservation Medicine, Accelerated Clinical Excellence (ACE), and Animal Welfare, Ethics and Policy. The school uniquely focuses on how animal health interacts with the human environment with the Center for Animals and Public Policy. This center researches how societal issues affect animals and their place in the world. Students at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine can also access a much larger amount of information than other schools. The Webster Family Library on campus supports veterinary students learning with the most books on veterinary medicine in any New England library. In 2013, American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care designated The Tufts Foster Hospital for Small Animals as one of the first Veterinary Trauma Centers.
1. University of California, Davis
Step aside, Hollywood—the real stars go to the University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. Veterinary students at UC-Davis find no shortage of opportunities for research and advancement. Thirty-six research centers call UC-Davis home, dedicated to helping animals and curing disease in many different ways. These centers, like the Center for Children's Environmental Health, not only study animal health, but also the complex relationship between animal health, human health and the environment. "Besides being able to work at the teaching hospital, students are often engaged outside of school to provide preventative care in the neighboring communities. Our school focuses not only the animal's well-being but also addressing societal needs," said first-year student Maria Virgen. "This includes working with the homeless population and under-served communities by providing veterinary care. More recently, we were fortunate enough to be able to provide emergency care and shelter to animals who were burned during the California wildfires." In a time of what seems like constant negative news, UC-Davis veterinary students give helpless creatures hope. Students spend their fourth-year clinical rotations studying at any of these 36 centers. The curriculum at UC-Davis is cleanly divided into the foundational classes the first year, specific bodily systems the second year, focusing in on large animal or small animal studies the third year and clinical rotations in the fourth year. In 2017, alumni won six different national and international awards for veterinary medicine.
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Third year creative writing and journalism student at the University of Iowa. Lover of reading, writing, cheering on the Hawkeyes, Dunkin Donuts, and admiring dogs from afar.
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Le nom du groupe viendrait du film de Quentin Tarantino Pulp Fiction (1994), où Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) crie « Be Cool ! » à une femme nommée Yolanda (Amanda Plummer).

En 2009, ils ont collaboré avec le producteur australien DCUP (de son vrai nom Duncan MacLennan) pour son remix du hit Afro Nuts.

L'année suivante, ils collaborent encore avec DCUP pour We No Speak Americano sur le label australien , à partir d'une chanson de Renato Carosone de 1956, , écrite par Renato Carosone et Nicola "Nisa" Salerno.

 est en tête en Allemagne, Irlande, Angleterre, Suède et atteint le Top 5 en Australie, en Espagne et en Norvège. Sa vidéo a été réalisée par Andy Hylton à Lutimedia.

Yolanda Be Cool joue aussi  sur scène, accompagnés de saxophonistes et d'un contrebassiste, comme lors de leur concert à Hanovre, en Allemagne, dans la salle du Dome55.

En 2013, Yolanda Be Cool remixe le cultissime single Girls Just Want to Have Fun de Cyndi Lauper pour la ré-édition de l'album She's So Unusual sous le titre .

Discographie

Singles

Remixes
2010 : Alesha - Drummer Boy (Yolanda Be Cool and DCup Remix)
2010 : ULC Hnan Solo - Fortune Cookie (Yolanda Be Cool Remix)
2010 : Jazzbit - Sing Sing Sing 2010 Remixes (Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup Remix)
2010 : Dennis Ferrer - Hey Hey (Yolanda Be Cool Remix)
2013 : Cyndi Lauper - Girls Just Want to Have Fun (Yolanda Be Cool Remix)

Notes et références

Duo musical australien
Groupe musical formé en 2009
Groupe musical australien des années 2000
Groupe musical australien des années 2010
Lauréat d'un ARIA Music Award
Artiste d'Ultra Records


TWO COOKS Husband and wife Josh Norwitt and Miriam Donaldson opened Wishbone in the former Three Cooks Cafe space in Petaluma.
In 1959, restaurateurs June and Jerry Norwitt took a drive north from San Francisco, lured by the vision of a rural, Bonanza-like lifestyle. Within a day, the couple found 160 acres of hilly land on Roblar Road in northern Petaluma and bought it for $30,000. Cash. They wound up raising two sons and 200 sheep on the ranch.
Over 50 years later, their grandson Josh Norwitt and his wife, Miriam Donaldson, are reliving the dream—except this time around, the two artist-and-musicians-turned-restaurateurs, who recently opened Wishbone in Petaluma, moved to the ranch from San Diego, lured mostly by the vision of (gasp!) a rent-free place to live. They christened it the Tilted Ranch because, as Donaldson points out, "There's no barn, hardly any fences, not much infrastructure. It's a rough piece of property. It's not your typical ranch."
Which is part of what makes it so lovely. On a recent Tuesday I'm lucky enough to be picnicking at the ranch's apex, a gentle mountain of scrubby grass and ancient rocks that offers a 360-degree panorama of the county. "There's Santa Rosa and there's Rohnert Park," Donaldson says, pointing, "and if you have a drink and squint just right, you can even see the coast out there." She hands out hunks of seeded bread and blackberries. Norwitt periodically chases after their two-year-old nephew, Leto, named after the worm God-Emperor from the Dune books.
Tippy-Suzie, the last of the ancestral Norwitt cows and the sole limousin breed, roams the land with some 30 Scottish Highland cattle—the source of every steak, burger and pâté plate served at Wishbone.
Near the thick of trees they call "the Brain" ("a neat, Hobbity place," explains Donaldson) sits the trailer that she and Norwitt lived in for three years while running their first restaurant, Humble Pie, in Penngrove. Some nights, jonesing to watch a movie after work, they'd use a car battery for juice. They've since upgraded to a cozy little house, built mostly by Norwitt, with cathedral ceilings, paint swatches on the walls and jars of fermenting kraut on the porch.
In late 2010, when they lost their lease at Humble Pie (which shared a building with the Black Cat Bar) just weeks after Poppy was born, people mourned the loss of Donaldson's biscuits and homemade ketchup. Next came Blue Label, which they essentially inherited after helping Bill Cordell, who abruptly bowed out, launch the place. "We never intended on getting that deep into it," Norwitt explains. Donaldson chimes in: "Even though someone was handing us a restaurant, we wanted something that was actually our brainchild."
So after a few months of serving sublime truffle egg biscuits in the sunny spot above the Belvedere, they went back to the ranch, raising cattle, raising Poppy. A few years later, Wishbone came true, thanks to a few investors, including two Humble Pie regulars.


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Q: Moving Folders in Laravel 5.5 Scenario
Im trying to allow users to move folders around in laravel 5.5, but Laravels site does not have example code for moving folders only files. I looked elsewhere and came across a couple other answers on stackoverflow and other places and tried them all.
Laravel move all files directory
https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/laravel-cannot-use-movedirectory-and-copydirectory-problem
Laravel, unable to copyDirectory or moveDirectory
When I try to move a folder i get this response in Devtools:
0:"I want to move this /public/Gallery"
1:"To here /public/Images"
2:false

From this code in the backend
$item ['path' => '/public/Gallery']
$path = '/public/Images'
$success = File::moveDirectory($item['path'], $path);
return [
    "I want to move this ".$item['path'],
    "To here $path",
    $success,
];

Earlier i was getting a response that said the file already exists although it didnt but ive not since been able to replicate that.
EDIT
using Storage::move() i was able to replicate the 'already exists error'
exception:"League\Flysystem\FileExistsException"
file:"C:\Users\user.name\Desktop\electron-api\vendor\league\flysystem\src\Filesystem.php"
line:402
message:"File already exists at path: public/Images"

Question
How to move folders around in laravel 5 storage, NOT FILES. Preferably using the Storage Facade.

A: Feel really stupid was using the Method wrongly, Because i didnt see it explicitly referenced anywhere that you had to include the folder name in both the "move from" and "move to" directories essentially, i've been putting this:
Storage::move('Folder', 'OtherFolder');
But this doesnt work, i need to do it like this
Storage::move('Folder', 'OtherFolder/Folder');
The folder being moved into OtherFolder still needs to be named folder, so the name needs to append at the end, laravel wasnt throwing any specific errors that allowed me to understand what i was doing wrong properly.
Hopefully this helps anyone as daft as me in the future.

A: Files and directories are mostly the same thing and move will treat them as the same.
You can create a local disk that points to public so that it is easier to work with the public directory
Storage::move($item['path'], $path);

The move function works like bash mv command which is essentially just a rename. 2 directories cannot have the same name. so either first delete public/Images/ or merge contents into public/Images and delete public/Gallery
if you wish to move the directory into $path then you have to place the directory name at the end of the path
Storage::move($item['path'], $path.'/Gallery');

this will create '/public/Images/Gallery'


On my nightly drive, Destin & I always love looking at the lights together...which had me wondering, why do people put lights on their house at Christmas? I have noticed more and more people do it at Halloween - but almost every other house puts up lights for Christmas. Sadly we haven't this year, and probably won't due to time, the weather and whatever else. I would love to put some up next year though...because I know Destin loves them!
Adorning the Moorish towers of the Country Club Plaza are Kansas City's famous Plaza Lights, twinkling since 1925. Legend holds holiday lights date back to the 16th century German reformer, Martin Luther, who first placed candles on a Christmas tree long before the invention of stringed bulbs. The lights are symbolic of Christ, the "light of the world." And our glowing tree toppers—stars and angels—symbolize the star that shone over a stable in Bethlehem and the host of angels proclaiming Jesus' birth.
Decorating with evergreens harkens back to ancient Egyptians, who used the branches to honor the god of winter solstice. Similarly, the Scandinavians and Celtic Druids revered these plants for their hope of life in the dead of winter. But evergreens, remaining ever green as other plants wither and die, have become an enduring Christian symbol of everlasting life.
The Christmas tree became rooted in this metaphor when Saint Boniface, in the seventh century, used the fir tree's triangular shape to teach about the mystery of the eternal trinity—God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. In 12th century Central Europe, Christmas trees were hung upside down from ceilings. Later in Germany, trees were decorated with dried fruits, apples and wafers representing the Tree of Life and the body of Christ.
Dotting doorways around Kansas City, the holly wreath greets passersby with welcoming cheer. First used to honor ancient Roman gods, the wreath symbolizes eternal life for its circular shape and lasting green. It also pierces to the heart of the Christmas story. Tradition holds that the crown of thorns worn by Jesus at his crucifixion was formed of prickly holly and that its berries, once white, were tinged red by his blood.
Gift-giving is a quintessential custom around the world, but the gift bearer is not always the jolly Santa Claus who makes a stop-in for breakfast at the local HyVee. Like Britain's Father Christmas, France's Père Noël, Brazil's Papai Noel and the Netherland's Sinterklaas, Santa Claus' origins trace to the patron saint of children, Turkey's Saint Nicholas. Santa's flying reindeer—eight in all, until the addition of a certain red-nosed buck—pay tribute to the Norse god, Odin, whose chariot was pulled by a flying, eight-legged steed.
In Russia and Italy, the gift giver is a witch, Babushka and Befana, respectively. Legend says the crone was too busy sweeping her floors to accompany the magi on their journey to Bethlehem. She soon had a change of heart and took up a basket of gifts to offer the Christ child. To this day, Babushka wanders the countryside (Befana on her flying broom) in search of this holy baby, leaving toys for all good children along the way.
The Christmas narrative recounts voices of angels glorifying God, but the custom of caroling is largely credited to Saint Francis of Assisi. Francis used songs to teach common folk, who couldn't read or understand the Latin mass, the Christmas story.
Caroling house-to-house heralds back to medieval wassails. In England, peasants visited the homes of feudal lords to bestow blessings in exchange for food and wassail, a warm drink. In Greece and Romania, children still knock on doors, caroling for treats. And in Mexico, on the night of Las Posadas ("The Inns"), chanting pilgrims venture house-to-house in candlelit processions. Several times they are refused lodging, reenacting Mary and Joseph's arduous journey. The procession ends huddled around a nativity scene in homage to the Christ Child—God With Us—born on earth.
Did you learn something new? I hope so! Or maybe it just refreshes your memory for those of you who couldn't remember some of the background behind the symbols of Christmas that you see around you.


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Q: Ninject / IoC proper initialization of StandardKernel I'm just getting started with IoC containers and have picked up Ninject to start with. I understand the principle of the separate modules you can incorporate into a Kernel. But I'm curious if I should have the first line below everywhere in my code where I'm about to ask for the concrete implementation of something from my service layer.
IKernel kernel = new StandardKernel(new SimpleModule());
// example: getting my ContentService
IContentService contentService = kernel.Get<IContentService>();

If I have a class with 10 methods that use the ContentService should I really new up a Module and a Kernel in every method? Seems like a code smell. How do most developers handle this with Ninject? Are there any articles online that show the proper way to do this with the consumer class?

A:
If I have a class with 10 methods that use the ContentService should I
  really new up a Module and a Kernel in every method?

No, you should have this class take IContentService as constructor parameter (since it depends on it inside its methods) and then ask the kernel to provide you the instance of this class. Your classes should know nothing about the DI container (Ninject in your case). They should never reference it.

A: There are, basically two ways of working with IoC: Dependency Injection (DI) and Service Location (SL).
When dealing with dependecy injection, you provide you dependencies from outside your classes. Generally, you do this by injecting (passing) your dependencies into the class constructor or by using setters. For example:
public class SomeClass {
        public ISomeDependency SomeDependency {get;set;}

        public SomeClass(ISomeOtherDependecy someOtherDependency) {
           //...
        }
}

In this case, you COULD provide a ISomeDependency implementation through the property and you SHOULD provide ISomeOtherDependecy implementation through the constructor. Ninject support both ways.
The other way of doing (SL) allows you to request for your dependencies in the moment you need, for example:
public void DoSomeAction() {
   ISomeDependency someDependency = MyServiceLocatorImpl.GetInstance<ISomeDependence>()
}

If you plan to use the SL approach (or an hybrid one), you could use the Common Service Locator (Ninject has support for it) . It makes easy to switch our IoC engine later.


Cairo American College's Junior Varsity Soccer teams won two gold medals and a Sportsmanship award at an international football tournament in Spain.
The JV Soccer teams of Cairo American College (CAC) have just arrived back to Cairo with extra carry-on luggage, returning from a four-day tournament in Salou, Spain (an hour outside of Barcelona).
Both the girls and boys soccer program brought home gold – as well as the Sportsmanship award. Cairo American College, a high school based in Maadi, travels to Europe every spring to compete in the AMAC Tournament with their Junior Varsity soccer teams, joining other international schools from the Mediterranean, including Spain, Lisbon, Morocco and Tunisia.
Both teams won the final with a 2-0 clean sheet. The female Screaming Eagles scored two in the second half to win the gold against a strong Barcelona side, while the guys scored two goals in the first half, to hold off a skilful Tunis team.
The icing on the cake came during the final ceremony, when the Sportsmanship Award, given to the school which through various rubrics scored highest on fair play and attitude, was awarded to CAC.
Equally appreciated was the cheering and support of the other teams gave to CAC during their games.
Both the girls and boys teams had been training since early February preparing for this tournament. Despite dealing with some obstacles along the way, including key injuries to the boy's teams, it didn't stop them from each team giving their all, and showcasing a great performance in Spain.


How did Parma hold Serie A giants Juventus?
Home Analysis Match Analysis How did Parma hold Serie A giants Juventus?
Christiano Ronaldo went top of the Serie A goalscoring charts for Juventus when he scored a brace against Parma, but it wasn't enough for the league leaders to take all three points as Parma hit back from two goals down to take an away point.
Juventus dropped points for only the third time this season, with Ronaldo putting them ahead in the 36th minute with a deflected shot from inside the penalty area after slipping after collecting Matuidi's pass. The first half came to a close after Juve were awarded a penalty before the referee revoked his decision after reviewing footage on the pitch-side monitor.
Rugani doubled the lead for the home side in the 62nd minute after a goal-mouth scramble before Parma found a lifeline just two minutes later through a headed goal by Barilla. Juve's star man wasn't to be kept quiet though, Ronaldo restored the home side's two-goal lead with a towering header in the 66th minute.
With three goals in just four minutes, the game exploded into life before Gervinho hit the headlines. The former Arsenal and Roma forward reduced the lead to one goal again with a clever flick at the near post with 15 minutes of time left on the clock.
Gervinho hit again deep into stoppage time after Juventus failed to clear the ball and dropping a chance to take all three points. Parma's top goalscorers for the season combined when Inglese pulled back from the end-line for a Gervinho strike, which stand-in goalkeeper Mattia Perin got his hand to, but couldn't divert the ball away from his goal.
Allegri was able to select Mario Mandzukic after a little over a month on the sidelines, he lined up as the centre forward in Juve's 4-3-3 formation flanked by Christiano Ronaldo and Douglas Costa. Pjanic was selected in the starting 11 again after being left on the bench for the last two games, he anchored the midfield three alongside Sami Khedira and Blaise Matuidi.
The back four caused problems for Allegri though, with both Chiellini and Bonucci injured, the Juve boss turned to on-loan centre-back Martin Caceres to partner Rugani in central defence, with Joao Cancelo and Leonardo Spinazzola at right and left-back respectively. Mattia Perin took the reins in goal, as Allegri continues to have faith with his goalkeepers across the board.
Parma boss D'Aversa lined up in a 4-3-3 of his own, to match with Juve's playing shape, anticipating a sacrifice in possession. Luigi Sepe took his place in goal, with Bastoni and Alves partnered in central defence along with Gagliolo and Iacoponi lining up as left and right-back respectively.
The experienced Scozzarella anchored midfield along with Kuckla and Barilla, with Inglese leading the lineup front flanked by Gervinho and Biabiany.
Juventus favored the left side of the field to attack, naturally given the personnel on that side of the field for them. With Christiano Ronaldo becoming an inverted winger, it was Blaise Matuidi who became a vital part of their attack, adding an assist for his work on the day.
Ronaldo's starting position as a second forward for Juve meant that he left space for Matuidi and Spinazzola to attack through, with the left-back having three shots to himself, a sign of intent from Allegri's men.
As illustrated in the graphics to follow, it's shown that Ronaldo's narrow starting position in times of possession in the attacking half of the field, alongside his returning strike partner Mandzukic. It's this positioning by the Portuguese star that allows Juve to create quantitative and qualitative superiority by effecting Parma's defensive.
In the above illustrations, it's shown that both Ronaldo and Mandzukic are able to occupy Parma's central defenders, by this positioning by Juve, it forces Parma's back-four to narrow off to ensure coverage of their central defenders and to avoid playing 2v2 in front of goal. The positioning of Matuidi isolated against Parma's right-back Iacoponi and the half-space found by Douglas Costa at the bottom of the picture, forcing Parma's left-back to narrow off, leaves Spinazzola free in the right channel for Juve to utilise in the attack.
The overloaded left side relates to the shots taken with the sheer amount of players, plus the ever-dangerous Christiano Ronaldo who took 10 shots against Sepe by himself, was stationed predominantly on the left side of the field.
The above image once again shows the positioning between Ronaldo and Mandzukic, who often managed to isolate Parma's central defenders, allowing Matuidi on one side and Douglas Costa on the other side the freedom to attack their respective full-backs at every opportunity. Here, it is shown with Matuidi once again being released by Ronaldo's positioning, forcing Parma into an uncomfortable 3v3 situation in the final third.
With Juve's back-four lacking so much game time together, despite their lack of overall possession in the game, Parma still managed to unlock the table-toppers' defence with their own numerical advantages.
With so many of Parma's attacks coming from the central areas of the field, it was clear that it was a plan to attack Juve's inexperienced central defensive duo. The image below shows the qualitative superiority the visiting team creates on the left flank, pulling Rugani out of position into his right channel which has been vacated because of Parma's positioning in possession. That positioning on the left flank for Parma has allowed Inglese and Siligardi to play 2v2 with Juve's remaining defenders, Spinazzola and Caceres.
The next image shows once again the inexperience in the back-four, with Caceres failing to communicate with Spinazzola which forces Caceras to mark Parma's forward rather than passing on his man, leaving a 2v1 situation behind him with Rugani marking Inglese as Barilla ghosts in behind him to score Parma's first of the game.
Christiano Ronaldo has proved his worth in England, Spain and now Italy, and he keeps proving why he is one of the greatest of all time. With ten shots on the day, he also created more chances (7) than any other player. His superior positioning along with quality which he possesses on the ball led to him having such an influential performance.
Not only did Ronaldo take a staggering ten shots compared to just one against Lazio last time out in Serie A, but he was also successful in 64% of his 11 dribbles along with a huge 75% of aerial duels won, showing his prowess both on the ground as well as his aerial superiority.
After a shocking 3-0 away defeat against Atalanta in mid-week, Allegri will have wanted his side to bounce back to winning ways against mid-table Parma and given the way his side dropped the points in the dying moments of the match, will be bitterly disappointed at his team's failure to take all three points.
"We were too soft defensively" laments Allegri after the game, referring to his back-four who had never played together before this game. After an 88th-minute winner from the penalty spot against Lazio last week, the Juventus boss will be hoping that his team can regroup and return to their dominant ways against Sassuolo next weekend.
With Parma's seventh point in the last five games, German head coach Roberto D'Aversa will be delighted to take an unexpected point off Juve. Parma face Inter and Napoli at home in their next three games, with a trip to Cagliari sandwiched between two of the league's top three.


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Group Work with Men 50+ living with HIV, Mental Illness and Addictions.
Today I start my journey to Boston. I am honored and excited to attend "Revitalizing our Heritage: A Bridge to the Future" at the 2013 Symposium at the International Association for Social Work and Groups (www.iaswg.org).
I am honored to be a presenter at the Symposium. My workshop is on "Group Work with Men 50+ living with HIV, Mental Illness and Addictions." We will be exploring the experiences that my clients and colleagues have at Harlem United (www.harlemunited.org).
Drop by if you are attending!