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Q: Where can I get information if my computer refuses a connection? As mentioned in this Stackoverflow post, I'm having trouble connecting to "localhost": I get the error message that the connection gets refused.
As far as I know, when something happens to computer which he doesn't like, he puts a warning or error message in the event log.
Problem here is that the "regular" event logs don't say anything (Windows Logs Application, Security, Setup, System and Forwarded Events all don't say anything), and the other logs (Application and Services Logs) have a humongous number of subdirectories.
Where can I look for information on why the connection to "Localhost" might have been refused?
For your information, Docker has altered my C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts file and has added following entry:
# Added by Docker Desktop
10.1.xxx.yyy host.docker.internal

... where 10.1.xxx.yyy is the IPv4 address of my local computer.
The startup of the Docker program is described in the file LaunchSettings.json, which contains the following entry:
"DockerDevelopment": {
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However, the entry ServiceHost is not to be found anywhere in the entire Visual Studio project.
In order to make ServiceHost to use host.docker.internal instead of localhost, I need to know where this is declared.
Where is that?

A: Using localhost from Docker is problematic.
Instead of localhost, use the special DNS name host.docker.internal
which will resolve to the internal IP address used by the host.
For more information see the post
From inside of a Docker container, how do I connect to the localhost of the machine?

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The Allies have responded to the dazzling new film Dunkirk in ways that are predictable, nationalist and direct legacies of war itself.
The French are dismayed to have been written out of the story, despite perishing in their thousands to enable the evacuation; the Russians are also peeved because they won the war in the east, making Hitler's defeat inevitable, and anything else is irrelevant; the United States is a little baffled because there are no Americans in the story.
And the British love it, because it celebrates one of the most heroic retreats in history, a triumph forged out of national humiliation.


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Motorcyclist killed in Apple Valley crash identified
A motorcyclist who died in a crash at the end of a California Highway Patrol chase has been identified as a 23-year-old Apple Valley man.
Jose L. Thurman was pronounced dead Tuesday at 10:28 p.m. at Desert Valley Hospital in Victorville, San Bernardino County coroner's officials said.
The CHP tried to pull him over near the corner of Bear Valley and Kiowa roads at 9:40 p.m. Thurman sped away on a 2009 Yamaha R6. He lost control on Pecos Road, a half mile south of Bear Valley, coroner's officials said.

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In case you were wondering...the January Thaw will break down after January 20. But the incoming cold air (derived from Alaska) will probably not reach the New England and Mid-Atlantic states until January 27. Major winter storm threats exist between January 21 - 23 (TX/Great Plains into Midwest and Dixie) and again January 27 - 29 (Deep South, Eastern Seaboard).
to Buras every day. Because of the WX school had to be dismisssd, they were concerned about road conditions conditions. It was probably just as well, every classroom was empty, the kids were all outside playing in the snow. I believe the snow lasted a couple of days.
Bob, what a great place to grow up, huh? Too bad there is so little of it left thanks to Betsy, Camille and Katrina. My mom was about 56 when the snow made some sort of history. She got out and played in it, making a snowball that became too large to handle with her hands, so she put it on the ground and rolled it around till it was huge. Unfortunately, without thinking, she stopped under her clothes line where it stayed for about a week, leaving a big puddle and making it impossible to hang up clothes. After all these years, I finally thought that it might not have been so accidental that she stopped where she did. It does bring back happy memories.
More fog on tap for tonight and tomorrow morning...this time will be more dense than last night.
This winter has been the 1-2 jab. The two arctic fronts have had some of the most dramatic 24 hour changes that I have seen in a while. I expect it will eventually be the 1-2-3 jab. The third should be towards the end of the month, early February right at the time of year for the coldest and potential for wintry precip.
The CFS and ECMWF ensembles remain adamant on a Gulf Coast/Dixie winter storm sometime towards late January into the first 10 days of February. Definitely picking up on something.
Long range 12z gfs 300-312 looks nice.
300+ hr GFS always looks nice, then it dies.
It didn't last time. It shows what Dylan mentioned above in this thread.
Meanwhile much of Europe and Asia are experiencing record cold.
We are going to pay for this warmth at the end of the month on into February.
Signs are that a stratospheric warming event has played out and that usually signals major cold coming down the pipe.
I remember Mardi Gras of 1967. I was pregnant with my second child and we belonged to one of the truck crews. It was before everyone became smart enough to put hard tops on the trucks. We had visqueen on the top of the float and before we could roll, the men had to break up the ice that had formed in the center. It had rained and everything froze. We did not have snow, but it might have been one of the coldest Mardi Gras's on record. I spent the whole day sitting down wrapped in a blanket, because when we reached the line up for the parade, I stood up to use the bathroom and could not feel my legs. I fell and frightened all the other riders, because they knew I was pregnant. All in all it was a miserable day. I feel like, if you are going to have that kind of cold, you might as well have something pretty to look at - SNOW. Just be careful what you wish for.
So, any winter in sight?


The fall season at A-Z West is almost over. Love this photo by @practice_studies from the beginning of the season weaving retreat.
Amazing and subtle beauty done on a visit to the #azwestweavingstudio by @actionweaver. Such great pattern weaves!
Scale mockup for next sculpture series here at A-Z West… it's starting to get real.
Researching architectural walls, divisions and boundaries today: The Shodhan House by Le Corbusier.


Not finished with Stupa, the guys make him drink from slop while wearing a collar. With his underwear on his head they made him dance in the rain and pose erotically for their amusement. Lastly it's time for some boot and foot licking, and some retrieving, like the good dog he is.
Cassidy and Papa ambush Stupa, humiliating him for their entertainment. After putting a dog collar on him they gag him with his singlet, force him to strip down, and send him out to dance and sing in the rain in the rain like a fool. Finally they make him eat and crawl around on the ground like good dog. CCBill requested that we remove a few pics from this set.


According to recently published research from career-finding platform Relish, the MBA still guarantees an increased salary after completion. Some candidates reported an increase of 50 per cent.
Does an MBA still pay off? Is it worth spending potentially 100,000 US-dollars or more for a business school, missing out on your salary and potentially putting your career on hold? Yes, according to Relish, a career-finding platform specific for MBAs, it is. The company has collected more than 11,000 self-reported salary data points from MBA students and graduates from schools like Chicago Booth, Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan, Stanford's Graduate School of Business, and Northwestern Kellogg. They looked at the students before entering business school and after business school between 2009 and 2018. The results show that MBA salary on average increased by $ 36,742, a nearly 50 per cent growth from before. On average, users of the site reported a pre-MBA salary of $ 79,505 and an average post-MBA salary of $ 116,248.
Overall the highest increases were noted from consulting, then food, beverage, and tobacco followed by investment management, private equity and technology. The lowest increases were recorded in the law industry, in government, education, hospitality and accounting.
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Q: How are Core iX names like Core i5, i7 related to Haswell, Ivy Bridge? I understand that Core i3 and Core i5 are different in terms of number of cores.
Core i5 and Core i7 are differentiated by Hyper-Threading.
How these are related to Intel's CPU code names such as Haswell and Ivy Bridge?

A: "Haswell"/"Ivy Bridge" and so on are codenames for different generations of processors. They are probably not that useful unless you're talking very broadly of a family/generation of processors. Intel tends to use codenames during the development process of a microarchitecture, but the retail packaging and such rarely reflects that.
An easier thing to look at is how intel grades processors by generation - with the "modern" core family going from generation 1-9 so far, with the "core i 3/5/7" nomenclature. On mainstream chips, the modern core iX YYYY S nonmenclature has been a thing since the second generation core chips, with the first generation using a 3 digit code. There's a parallel set of models for HEDT, though your HEDT core i7 or 9 is a VERY different beast from your enthusiast level processor.
Intel wants things to be simple so within a generation, a core i3 is worse than a core i5 and so on.
that said you probably need to look at the entire model number for a better idea,
For example a 3770K is a third generation - so Ivy Bridge, Core I7 with an unlocked multiplier. My 9900K is a 9th generation (first digit) core i9, and a 9900KF is an unlocked version of the same chip with no integrated graphics. A U as a suffix is a ULV laptop processor and so on.
So in general, the 4 digit code is "Generation/Line/2 digits for model"
For more fun, the model numbering system is vaguely inconsistant between lines, so you might want to check intel's guide to that.
Intel's feature differenciation between models seems arbitrary - with some higher end models lacking VT-D when lower end models did, some random models having VT-X and some not having them and so on. You cannot rely on a model/line to work out the features you'd have. For example, while core i5s traditionally had hyperthreading, most of the 8th and 9th generation processors do not, other than the 9th generation 9900.

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What I can't seem to relate is how these are related to Intel's release of CPU code-named Haswell, Ivy Bridge?

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*Ivy Bridge is the 3rd Intel Core generation

*Haswell is the 4th Intel Core generation

Haswell and Ivy Bridge are microarchitectures.  Intel uses them to differentiate between different versions of their Intel Core product line.

Intel Core is a line of mid- to high-end consumer, workstation, and enthusiast central processing units (CPU) marketed by Intel Corporation. These processors displaced the existing mid- to high-end Pentium processors of the time, moving the Pentium to the entry level, and bumping the Celeron series of processors to the low end. Identical or more capable versions of Core processors are also sold as Xeon processors for the server and workstation markets.

Source: Intel Core
3rd generation Intel Core products had a part number i3/i5/i7 3xxx and 4th generation Intel Core products had a part number i3/i5/i7 4xxx

Corei5 and Corei7 are differentiated by hyper-threading.

There are other differences between those two product lines other than hyper-threading.

A: Ivy Bridge, Haswell, etc. are code names taken during the development period of a new CPU architecture, which often corresponds to a generation of Core-i processors (and their Pentium and Celeron product lines with specifications even lower than Core i3).
And this is where the first few exceptions arise (smile after me):

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*The code name Coffee Lake is used for both 8th generation and 9th generation Core processors.

*Different code names are used for the 1st generation Core processors, including Clarkdale (mid-end Core i3 / i5, as well as Pentium and Celeron of the same generation), Lynnfield (mid-high Core i5 and i7), Bloomfield (high-end Core i7), Gulftown (Core i7 Extreme) and Arrandale (mobile CPU), and potentially more.
Despite having different code names, their microarchitectures don't differ much.

For this part, I assume we're talking about desktop processors (mobile processors have another whole load to talk about).
As explained perfectly in other answers, Ivy Bridge is the code name for the 3rd generation Intel Core processor family, and you'd expect Core i3-3240, Core i5-3670, Core i7-3770. The first number of the 4-digit "model number" usually is the generation number, with some exceptions:

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*The 1st generation Core processor doesn't have a leading 1, so instead of Core i7-1920, you have Core i7-920 instead.

*For extremely high-end processors with their second number going up to 8 or 9, they belong to the "previous generation". For example, Core i7-4820K is a 3rd generation processor and has a code name of Ivy Bridge rather than Haswell.

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*This only applies to processors with their leading number ranging from 3 to 7 (i7-3820 to i9-7980XE)

Within the same generation, all CPUs have an identical microarchitecture, and usually come with related traits, for example CPI (cycles per instruction), on-chip cache arrangement, power consumption, PCIe bus support, and ISAs (with exceptions).
The name Core i3, Core i5, Core i7 are product names for processors targeting different markets, just like Apple's iPhone XS Max, iPhone XS and iPhone XR (all of them are the same generation iPhones with different specs and prices). Within the same generation, they're identified easily by the number of cores and support for hyperthreading (HT). For example, for all Core processors ranging from 1st generation to 7th generation, Core i3 has 2 cores with HT, and Core i5 has 4 cores without HT, while Core i7 has at least 4 cores with HT.
When comparing across generations, things start to get complex:

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*All Core i5 processors up to the 7th generation (Kaby Lake) have 4 cores with no HT. However, 8th generation Core i5 increased core count to 6, which is kept with 9th generation Core i5 (still no HT).

*All Core i7 processors up to the 7th generation have 4 cores with HT (8 threads), and the core count increased to 6 with 8th generation Core i7. A drastic change is that 9th generation Core i7 processors have 8 cores without HT.

*Core i9 first appeared with 6th generation Core Extreme processors (the successor of i7-6950X is i9-7960X/7980XE), replacing the top-end i7 product lines.

I think mobile processors can't just be ignored this easily.
Contrary to desktop processors, mobile ones are heavily constrained by TDP, due to considerations of power supply, cooling as well as battery life, and as a consequence mobile processors aren't separated vertically the same way as desktop ones.
The first notable difference is that the first digit of a mobile processor always corresponds to a generation (as of now). That says, even if i7-6950X is a 5th generation desktop processor (Broadwell), i7-6970HQ is still a 6th generation mobile processor (Skylake). One same thing is that the 1st generation doesn't have a leading 1, so there comes i3-330M, not i3-1330M.
The key difference between desktop and mobile is their vertical segment.

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*For all processors from 3rd generation up to the 7th generation, Core i7-H and i7-M (trailing letter) have 4 cores with HT

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*1st generation Arrandale Core i7-M has 2C/4T

*2nd generation Sandy Bridge Core i7-M has 2C/4T or 4C/8T, identified by the existence of a trailing Q (Quad-core, this letter is used until Coffee Lake)

*For all processors up to the 5th generation, Core i5-H and i5-M processors have 2 cores with HT. For 6th generation and 7th generation, Core i5 H/M have 4 cores without HT. This is because up to Broadwell, 4C/4T would generate too much heat and eat too much power for a i5-level laptop, but with Skylake this is possible. However to keep the line clear between i5 and i7, Intel decided to remove HT from i5 processors.

*All Core i5 and i7 have "Turbo Boost", while i3 doesn't (the data "Max Turbo Frequency" is missing for all i3).

These "standard voltage" processors don't go below 35 watts with their TDP, and there are other product lines for needs of specifically low powers. They aren't directly comparable with standard processors (targeting low power & battery endurance vs. targeting performance).

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*For processors ending -U, their TDP are either 15 W or 28 W, and always comes with HT (Intel Core processors, not Pentium or Celeron).

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*For processors up to 7th generation, all have 2 cores and 4 threads

*For 8th generation Core i5 and i7, they have 4 cores and 8 threads (yeah, evolution of technology has made this possible)

*For processors ending in -Y, their TDP don't exceed 8 W so they can fit in thinnest tablets.

And honestly, I don't see many practical differences between i5-U and i7-U, except for a minimal difference in clock frequency. More important differences aren't identified by i5/i7, however, like integrated graphics (HD Graphics / Iris / Iris Pro, all of which can appear on both i5 and i7).

To sum up, Core-iX are different vertical segments of Intel's CPU product line, while code names are chronological iterations of CPU architecture.

A: Basically, "Core i3," "Core i5," "Core i7," etc. are used to differentiate how powerful/featureful a given product is within a given market segment and generation. These are more marketing terms than technical ones and the differentiating factors between what is marketed as i3, i5, i7, or i9 can be different between different generations or between chips targeted at different market segments within the same generation. Often, these are differentiating between different SKUs of the same chip, which have different feature sets enabled, different default clock rates, different maximum clock rates, etc.
On the other hand, Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge, Haswell, Skylake, Kaby Lake, Coffee Lake, etc. are successive generations of microarchitectures. Essentially, these are different generations of core designs, which newer generations generally being better than older ones within the same market segment. For example, a mobile Kaby Lake i7 (such as the i7-7500U) will generally be more powerful than a mobile Skylake i7 (such as the i7-6500U,) though not necessarily more powerful than a desktop Skylake i7 (such as the i7-6700K.)

A: The code names group that generation of processors together. For each generation, there are different processors, but they all follow the same fundamental architecture.


The Kidsworx XC is BACK!!! This cross-country race will have competitors pedaling up, down and around the scenic Blackcomb lower mountain, testing both endurance and technical skills. Racers, aged 5 – 12 years, will be challenged to make their way through a single-track course in and around the Blackcomb Base 2 trail system.
The course length will vary for the 3 age categories. Trails included will be Magic Trail, Instant Gratification, Lower Roam in the Loam. The final course will be confirmed closer to the event.
* Advance registration is required online through Eventbrite available until August 8th at 5:00pm.
* Once online registration has closed, registration will be available, space permitting at the Kidsworx Registration Centre until August 11th.
*** Please note: For training the course will be marked but it is not a closed course and there will not be any marshals on course.
Following the race at approximately 11:30am in the start/finish area.


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**Note 1:** Code only regional nodes and nodes, NOS, in this field. Distant nodes are coded in EOD Mets. **Note 2:** When both the Federation Internationale de Gynecologie et d'Obstetrique (FIGO) stage and lymph node detail are available, record the code with lymph node detail in preference to a statement of FIGO stage. **Note 3:** Isolated tumor cells (ITCs) are defined as single tumor cells or small clusters not greater than 0.2 mm, usually detected by immunohistochemical (IHC) or molecular methods. ITCs do not usually show evidence of malignant activity (e.g., proliferation or stromal reaction). Lymph nodes with ITCs only are not counted as positive nodes. * For positive ITCs with NO regional lymph node involvement, code 050 **Note 4:** Regional lymph nodes include * Pelvic, NOS (codes 100-300) - Iliac, NOS + Common + External + Internal (hypogastric) (obturator) - Paracervical - Parametrial - Pelvic, NOS - Sacral, NOS + Lateral (laterosacral) + Middle (promontorial) (Gerota's node) + Presacral + Uterosacral * Para-aortic, NOS (WITH or WITHOUT pelvic lymph nodes) (codes 400-600) - Aortic - Lateral aortic/lateral lumbar - Periaortic **Note 5:** Code 800 if regional lymph nodes are involved, but there is no indication which ones are involved.
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This past week Mariano Rivera became the first baseball player to be unanimously voted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Rivera got his start as a baseball pitcher back in 1990 when he came to the United States to join the Gulf Coast League (GCL) Yankees, a rookie minor league. He started his baseball career without knowing how to speak English and feeling homesick, but five years after joining a minor league Rivera joined the major league.
On May 23, 1995, Rivera made his major league baseball debut playing with the Yankees against the California Angels. His Major League career had a rough start since he was only filling in for an injured pitcher and had no guaranteed spot on the Yankees.
Rivera worked his way through different minor leagues and back up positions and eventually earned a permanent spot on the Yankees as a relief pitcher.
In March 2013, Rivera, at the age of 43, announced that he would retire after the 2013 season. Rivera played 19 major league baseball seasons.
During his last season, Rivera spent a lot of time meeting fans and team employees.
"It was important for me to meet the people who make baseball what it is, the people who work in the game every day. They have given me far more than I have given them," Rivera said.
The Baseball Writers' Association of America, a professional association of baseball journalists who elect and vote for players to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, voted by ballot to decide if Rivera would be inducted into the hall.
All of the 425 ballots were returned with the decision to add Rivera to the National Baseball Hall Of Fame, thus making him the first player unanimously voted in. As anyone would be, Rivera and his family were overjoyed to receive this news.
Mariano Rivera worked very hard throughout his career and this reward is greatly deserved.


I recently spoke at Life For Youth Camp, the camp I received Christ at when I was 13 years old, and my mind was blown. Here's the first mind-blower, I had five girls attending camp this summer who were aging out, they would not be able to come back. All of them chose my week of camp for the last seven years. When I thought about it, it really humbled me. Who am I that kids, teenagers, who would commit a week of their summer at based on the fact that I was speaking. To honor them I secretly put together a short graduation service for them on last night of camp.I made them some graduation boards, had then line up for Pomp and Circumstance, and gave them their graduation diplomas.
You can watch the video down below on how I made the grad hats.
It was a sweet and surreal moment. The kids who attend my camp are like another youth group to me. I pray for them and follow up with them they commit to Christ. The fact they they were all moving on and I would not see them again next summer was sad and yet I felt like it was a moment of accomplishment for them and for me. But, the mind blowing had just begun.
The next mind blowing moment started after I had done the grad ceremony with these five students. I knew there had been a few campers on staff and I heard from some of them "You never did that for us?" I said, "Well, I just thought of it this year, man." Anyway, I came to find out that we had 15 former campers on staff. Some of them I knew really well and others not so much. So, I decided to honor them as well. I made more diplomas (but no hats) and had them stand up to receive them at the staff meeting after the Friday night service. I asked each of them how many years they had been to camp. The number ranged from two to nine. I then asked how many of them had been at the camp or received Christ during my week of camp and all of them had raised their hand for one or the other. Brains cells exploded everywhere. I fully understand that many factors were a part of them becoming counselors and not just my influence, but I am proud to be a part of all their stories.
It's easy to say I bragging, but to be honest I had not been keeping track except for the number of years I had been going out to the camp. Tomorrow I want to share my thoughts on how I think I intentionally/unintentionally arrived here.
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A smile is a wondrous, beautiful thing, isn't it? It reflects joy in a powerful way. Beautiful smiles charm, encourage, uplift, and brighten our lives. An engaging smile is a seemingly small gesture, but it renders a magic touch with a ripple effect, as it spreads from one person to another.
Here at Team Demas Orthodontics, we can assess the position of your teeth and honestly advise you if braces are needed. If so, we can transform your smile into a thing of beauty that you'll be happy to reveal.
Each type of brace has its own distinct advantages.
"Traditional" metal braces is actually a misnomer. Current metal braces are not the ones your friends wore when growing up. Our modern braces are lighter, smaller, more comfortable, and fashionable. You can dress up your braces with colored ties and elastics. An amazing feature of these braces is heat-activated archwires. They use your body heat to move teeth faster than the braces of your youth. Traditional metal braces will do a great job of straightening your teeth for the least cost.
Ceramic braces have the advantage of being less noticeable, with the use of clear brackets. In fact, they are scarcely visible. However, they are not as durable as metal braces. The brackets also stain easily if you're not diligent about brushing. Ceramics are more expensive than metal braces.
Invisalign braces involve the systematic use of clear plastic trays that fit like mouth guards. The "aligners" are replaced every 2 weeks as your teeth move in the direction programmed by the orthodontist. These have the advantages of being virtually invisible and removable. They usually involve a shorter treatment time than other braces. However, they are not suited to serious dental problems. They are more expensive than other braces.
Team Demas Orthodontics is the preferred provider of braces for adults. Call us for a free consultation. Our highly-skilled, friendly orthodontists will fashion a glorious smile to match your beautiful face!


As a UNISON member you are entitled to full support from the union.
This could mean something relatively straightforward like telephone advice at the right time. It might mean that a rep would attend and support you in a meeting with your manager. Or it might mean that UNISON seek legal advice for you through UNISON's solicitors and support you in an Employment Tribunal.
If you're in UNISON, you've got someone on your side. We are your friend at work.


Nach der Suspendierung von Frau Paola Santarelli kommissarisch zum Vizepräsidenten ernannt.
Mr. Mohsin Raza Naqvi was born on 18th December 1972 in Muzaffarabad, AJK. He holds an M.Phil. Degree in Geophysics from Qauid-i-Aazam University Islamabad. He had been associated with teaching at AJK University and other government projects. Presently he is running his own business. He is in the dog world since 1994 raising various breeds like English pointers, Spaniels, Great Dane and Labradors. The name of his kennel is Neelum Kennels. He is the president of Kashmir Kennel Club (KKC). His services for promoting breed standards and welfare of dogs are commendable. He is also an active member of PKC. He is a PKC Certified All Breed judge and has got an experience of judging the shows locally. He is happily married having three kids and lives in Muzaffarabad, AJK.


"In my city (St. Louis) there are a gazillion "rappers". They all want one thing, support. As a producer I get approached damn near daily. My response is to only support good music. I mean, why would you support something you don't believe in. When I wear this tee, I'm not talking about anyone in particular, but if you think I'm talking about your music...I am."
And they also have this in WOMEN's sizes.


The growing economic strength of the GCC is being helped by the region's significant commitment to economic diversification and digital business transformation, through innovation and its underpinning technologies, including AI, IoT and blockchain.
The latest mega projects in the U.A.E. and Saudi Arabia may be making the headlines, but Industry 4.0 is quietly gaining traction across the region. Digital innovation is now routinely being adopted, but the full benefits of the fourth industrial revolution will only be realised by harnessing and developing the engineering talent of the region.
According to PwC, the focus of Industry 4.0 is the end-to-end digitisation of all physical assets and integration into digital ecosystems with value chain partners—the promise of the gains of Industry 4.0 will be realised by generating, analysing and communicating data seamlessly to create value across the entire organisation, including manufacturing.
In fact, PwC's 2016 Industry 4.0 Middle East Survey, found that companies anticipated significant gains from digitisation and integration over the following five years, including estimated annual digital revenue increase of 3.8% ($17bn); cost reductions of 3.8% a year on average ($17.3bn). It also found that Middle East companies are committing to Industry 4.0, with the vast majority (89%) planning to invest 4% or more of their annual revenue in digital operations solutions, amounting to an investment of $42bn over the following five years.
Crucially, companies are also investing to train their employees and drive the organisational change needed to facilitate this transformation.
This is all good news, but there is still another challenge, highlighted in the region's construction industry.
The results of Construction Week's 2018 Skills Gap Survey of construction professionals from the region found that nearly 72% believed their colleagues struggle to efficiently carry out their tasks, only 33% said their organization provided training or professional development courses, and 61% said they had not received any training or professional development. Of the survey's respondents, 86% said their degree qualified them for their current job, and 54% said they would enrol themselves in an educational programme—a bachelor's degree or higher—relevant to their current job. Almost 40% of the respondents had not completed any training in the past year.
There is still some way to go to fill the professional skills gap, although recruiters suggest that there is a large and growing pool of candidates within the regional construction, property and engineering sectors.
Reliability engineering and asset management is a sophisticated discipline embracing management techniques, organization, asset auditing, planning and the application of big data analysis, engineering and analytical knowledge to manufacturing processes, transport, power generation and the efficient operation of industrial, commercial and civic buildings to manage their assets efficiently.
Combining this level of sophisticated knowledge to the Industry 4.0 process emerging in the region will take strong professional skills and these are critical to the success of digital transformation and all it promises.


Bangladesh clinched victory in the only one-day practice match against UWI Vice Chancellor's XI by 4 wickets at Sabina Park. The 3-match ODI series between Bangladesh and West Indies will start from July 22 at Guyana.
Mahmudullah captained the side today in the absence of regular captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza and Vice-captain Shakib Al Hasan. Mahmudullah opted to filed after winning the toss. Mosaddek Hossain's four-wicket haul put Chancellor's XI in trouble as they lost 6 wickets for 89. Then Ottley and Hodge made an partnership of 91 and helped them scoring 227 for 9 in 50 overs. Mosaddek bagged 4 wickets for 14 runs.
Bangladesh chased down the target comfortably in 43.3 overs with 4 wickets in hand thanks to fifties from Mushfiqur Rahim and Liton Kumar Das. Mushfiqur was remained unbeaten on 75 while Liton was dismissed after scoring 70. Powell took 2 wickets for 32.
One-day Practice Match, Sabina Park.
Result : Bangladesh won by 4 wickets.


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False claims for woodheaters are misleading to the public
The Australian Home Heating Association (AHHA) is the peak industry body representing woodheater manufacturers and retailers.
On their website - homeheat.com.au/enviro_air.htm (accessed 25/5/2012 - see pdf attached) the AHHA claims that: "Substantial technological advances in the past 5 years have led to modern wood heaters that produce only a small fraction of the smoke and particle pollution that earlier models did. In most cases up to 80% less."
The heater emission rating is defined as grams of fine particles emitted per kilogram of wood burned (g/kg). In 1999, the Australian-New Zealand standard As/NZS 4013 set the emission limit for new heaters at 4 g/kg. If the claims by the AHHA were true, most models would now have emissions 80% lower than the 4 g/kg limit, i.e. most models would have emissions 0.8 g/kg or less.
In fact, only 2 of certified heater models listed on the AHHA website in 2011 were 80% cleaner than the dirtiest model allowed under the AS4013-1999 standard. Only 8 heater models were rated less than or equal to 1 g/kg, which is the same as in 2006.
It was also claimed on the webpage that "at that time [5 years ago] the average wood heater produced three to five times as much smoke as the average wood heater sold today". However referring to the list of certified heaters published on the AHHA website, the average emission rating of certified heater models in 2011 was 2.5 g/kg only marginally less than the average value of 2.6 g/kg in 2006. Note that actual emissions can be a lot higher than the emission rating which is measured using a specified test procedure under laboratory condtions. A study of real-life emissions of woodheaters in 2008 found the average particulate emission was 9.4 g/kg.
Wood heaters are a significant source of air pollution. According to a recent report Economic appraisal of wood smoke control measures it is estimated that the health effects from woodsmoke in NSW could be $8 billion over the next 20 years. In Canberra, despite being used by less than 4% of households, woodheaters emit two thirds of all fine particle pollution.
Apparently promotional material on the website is beyond the scrutiny of the Advertising Standards Board, the ACCC, and even the Australian Consumers' Asociation (Choice). Unfortunately several local Council and government websites refer people to the AHHA website for information on woodheaters, so it is important that the material on the website should be substantiated. If false claims like these from the AHHA go unchallenged, more people are likely to be misled into installing polluting woodheaters in residential areas when cleaner heating alternatives and improved energy efficiency would be more appropriate.
AHHA_EnviroAir_230512.pdf
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WOOO I have so much to share!
First - Thank you Quilt Canada 2018 and thank you Cindy's Threadworks for such an amazing weekend (even though I spent it in Saskatoon and not in Vancouver). The National Juried Show took place at the Vancouver Trade & Convention Centre this weekend. Cindy's Threadworks sponsored a Quilted Postcard Challenge at the event. Over 1500 fabric postcards were on display for a silent auction with procedes going to the BC Children's Hospital. Most were sold off, and most went for a good chunk of change! WELL DONE. What a fantastic idea, and over-the-moon successful.
this is what fifteen hundred postcards looks like !
Out of the 1500+ pieces of fibre art, my Prairie Postcard received a 2nd Place award! I am really and truly beyond grateful.
I hope the new owner loves it ; ). Thank you for the bidding!
The other thing I want to share is that my 'Fields of Gold' was awarded First Place for Original Design in Needlework, as well as a Best Of Category placement at the Focus on Fibre Art Association's biennial juried national show! How sweet.
This exhibiton runs until July 3, 2018 in Edmonton at 10230 Jasper Ave NW.
But wait, there's more. I also entered an art quilt into the same show. It won a second place ribbon! Both pieces are entered into the show theme of "Climate Change". Once they announced that climate change could be environmental, social, or political, a spark occured. Here is the link to my #metoo entry. You'll see 5 images to swipe through, as well as my description about the piece. It's political art and not a landscape.
OK then.. off to make supper. Have a good day everyone!
Congratulations on all 3 wins! The prairie post card is beautiful and what a great idea for a fund raiser! Your larger praire embroidery is exquisite. No wonder you received ribbons.
And wow, the climate change piece is amazing.
Thanks Holly ! They nearly raised ten grand with the postcards. Impressive!
Yay you for all the things!


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Robertson Cup
Dundee 2 - 1 Aberdeen
Kick Off: McLauchlin, Hamilton Lennie.
Venue: Dens Park, Dundee
Splendid weather conditions obtained at Dens Park, Dundee, last night, when those rivals in the football world, Aberdeen and Dundee, opened their season with a Robertson Cup tie. Since its inception this competition has proved extremely successful. A crowd of over 5000 turned out to see both teams first try their strength for the season.
Crumley had the honour of winning the first toss of the season, and Dundee played with a strong sun behind them. Lennie early showed his paces, but Chaplin, punting clear, caused King to run out and field. The Aberdeen defence was troubled for a time, Colman and Hume both having to show their kicking powers. A foul against Wyllie caused uneasiness, but Colman stead was handy. Chaplin's skied a beauty which just went over the bar, and then Hunter had a snapshot which met a similar fate. After sustained pressure Dundee had a fruitless corner. Aberdeen's back division had to exert themselves to the full to cope with the wily rushes of Dundee's attack. Lennie tried to relieve the pressure, but McEwan elbowed him off. Successive corners fell to Dundee, and at the second Millar cleared when all seemed lost. The Aberdeen forwards were hopelessly out of the picture, but Soye one got in a cross which Murray nearly converted. Dundee's wings were brilliant. McLauchlin, late of Elgin City, gave a smart display. Dundee's finishing was extremely weak. The chief factor in this half was the fine defence of the Aberdeen backs. Gradually Aberdeen improved, and the opening goal for them came as a surprise. Soye crossed past the backs, and Lennie walked the ball past Crumley. Dundee retaliated vigorously, and King saved brilliantly from Bellamy, while he repeated this feat from Hamilton at close quarters. Even play followed for a time, and then King again shone, clearing from the feet of Lindsay. Lennie, travers, and Murray figured in the Aberdeen attack, which, bill well conceived, met with no luck. Play towards the interval was evenly distributed, with King having more to do than Crumley. Lennie's erratic shooting lost a golden chance for Aberdeen. Dundee's played deteriorated considerably, and Aberdeen deserved their half-time lead.
To be a goal behind did not please the Dundonians, who started off strongly, Bellamy fired hard, and King saved. McLauchlin caught the rebound, however, and equalised, after 3 minutes play. Sailor hunter kept his side on the aggressive, but Soye brought relief with a flashy run, only to see Lennie kick high over the bar from a few yards out. Soye repeated his performance, and Crumley cleared stylishly from Travers, and then followed a narrow escape of Aberdeen's goal, Bellamy's shot striking the upright. Crumley was kept in hot water by shots from Murray and McIntosh, and Murray headed over from a corner. Aberdeen's combination greatly improved, and for a time their superiority was as marked as Dundee's had been earlier in the game. Dundee, however, were by no means spent, and Wilson brought off a timely clearance when Hunter passed the backs. King had been idle for a time, but he cleared magnificently a great drive from Bellamy, and was cheered. He was slightly at fault in giving away the leading goal to Dundee. He held from Lindley, but was too long in clearing, and Hamilton netted after half an hour. Aberdeen strove hard to get level, but lack of cohesion in the van, coupled with the robust defence of Chaplin and McEwan, kept them out. Lennie tried a grounder, and Crumley had to make many clearances, but none of the shots really troubled him. Combination had practically fallen out of the game, but there were many bright individual touches, notably a passage by Travers which almost brought a goal. Both teams were full of running. In the closing stages Aberdeen strove hard, but failed to get the equaliser.
Aberdeen's leading players were King, Colman, Hume, Millar, Wilson, Soye, and Murray.
Source: Aberdeen Daily Journal, 16th August 1910
Although defeated by the narrow margin of two goals to one in the first match the season - a Robertson cup tie with Dundee at Dens Park - Aberdeen have no reason to be disappointed with the initial display. In a nutshell, Dundee were the superior team in the first half-hour of the initial period; then followed an Aberdeen awakening which ended in a lucky goal lead at half-time. In the second half, Aberdeen for a similar period were superior to the Dundonians, but were attended with the same bad luck which dogged the Taysiders. Ground advantage is always the determining factor in the issue of a game, and it was more this than an actual superiority which allowed Dundee to claim the 2-1 lead at the finish.
STYLES COMPARED
Dundee opened with a vigour and freshness of style which and once imbued confidence in the 5000 crowd. Throughout the whole of the first half the indulged in passing game which fairly bewildered the Aberdeen defence, and the occasional swings by the extreme wingers only added to the troubles of the visitors. As the game progressed, however, this combination fell away and gave place to the very admirable but really less pretty individual flashes which are so apt to meet with disaster at the feet of a sturdy defence. Aberdeen, on the other hand, were a long time in making up their minds to anything like a combination game. The last 15 minutes of the first half and the latter part of the second half of the heirs in this respect, still, never at any time did the approach the finish in outfield work shown by the Taysiders. It was in individualism that Aberdeen Shan, but it was also in that they failed.
ABOUT THE PLAYERS
There were those who had their doubts as to the advisability of playing King in the first team goal, but after his display on Monday night - which, by the way, merited flattery of Crumley - these may be looked upon as the illusions. In the first half the tall lad, who, it may be mentioned, has broadened considerably since last season, was invincible, and clever manner in which he dealt with the many ticklish shots of that period stamped him as a worthy successor to the man whose case occupied the attention of the English Association last night. His outstanding performance was the saving of a lightning drive from Bellamy, which, throwing himself full length, he saved at the expense of a corner. Once or twice his clearances were of the daring order, yet they were marked by a precision and confidence which orders well for his future. He was not at all to blame for Dundee's opening goal in the second half, but for the experience will teach him to abandon the hesitation which cost the second point - his only mistake in a creditable evenings work.
BACKS AGAIN SAFE
If ever two backs proved their worth it was Colman and Hume, who had a hard ordeal to go through. Their forte lay in their kicking, which was always of the resolute and well-directed order. There were many exciting passages between Hume and Bellamy, but the last-named usually clung too long to the sphere for the Aberdonian to be outwitted. As a pair the Aberdeen backs are as sound as ever, and the club could not be better served in that department.
HALF-BACKS STRONG AND WEAK
As a defensive trio the Aberdeen half-backs excelled. Yet it was owing to their failure to back up the forwards that the game on this occasion was lost. In the first half they were opposed to a set of forwards at once fresh-blooded, enthusiastic, and nippy, supported by that sturdy defence which has always been the pride of the Dundee team. So alert were they kept in their tackling - and it was well done - that they seldom had the opportunity to send forward those "slips" which are so essential in the letting off of a van. The line worked untiringly from start to finish of the game, and, although with the present talent at the disposal of the club they could not be improved upon, they must needs pay more attention to placing if that harmoniousness which is so necessary for a team's success is to be achieved.
DISJOINTED FORWARDS
Individually and collectively the Aberdeen forward line was inferior to that of the victors. The failure of the line was partially traceable to the misplacing by the halves, but the absence of system and the lack of cohesion amongst themselves was directly responsible. On many occasions the line got off promisingly, only for one of the quintette to keep possession for too long time, with the inevitable result that the effort was, as Aberdonians say, "foozled." One thing was evident, and that was that neither wing understands the other's play. Travers - a really clever individualist - and Lennie were scarcely ever in unison, and do not appear as if their styles well ever harmonise in the way that the public have been accustomed to see in those of O'Hagan and Lennie. Chaplin was invariably too high a wall for the little winger, and, try as he would, he could make little progress. Tom Murray distributed fairly, but his foot was less on the ball than a centre's should be. Macintosh, having failed to make an impression with science in the first half, indulged in go-ahead, bustling tactics in the second, but with no more success, and indeed during the game he appeared to be out of his element. Soye gave a creditable account of himself at outside right, and he invariably parted with the ball to good advantage.
DUNDEE SUMMARISED
The success and discovery of the Dundee side was McLauchlin, the young forward just secured from Elgin City. In first period especially he had the Aberdeen halves chasing him, and he it was who initiated or developed many of the brightest passages in the Taysiders display. Another discovery was Lindley, lately obtained from Lincoln City. He kept Wilson working hard throughout the game, and sent over many fine crosses, although he fagged towards the finish. Comrie was the outstanding half, and the weight and robustness of Chaplin and McEwan kept up a sound back division, well supported by Crumley.
THE REFEREE
Tom Robertson, who was referee, is quite a worthy in the football world, and a favourite with most crowds. And Monday night's match been at Pittodrie it is doubtful, however, if the veteran would have had his popularity endorsed. The truth is he was inclined to blow his whistle rather frequently, and is pulling up of the Aberdonians for offside on several occasions was not always unchallengeable. Travers had a goal in the second period seemingly from a legitimate position, but Mr. Robertson had just previously given offside. A humorous incident took place when Mr. Robertson suspended play until it terrier dog, which refused to obey his marching orders, was chased off the field by Crumley.
It was fitting that senior football in the North should be opened by a tussle between the great rivals - Dundee and Aberdeen - at Dens Park last night. The match was under the auspices of the Robertson Cup, and 3000 spectators were present at the start.
Dundee developed a keen attack in the opening minutes, and well-directed shots came from McEwan, Hunter, and McLauchlan, the centre forward latterly missing a good chance. Aberdeen got their fist look-in after fifteen minutes' play, but the home halves were strong. R. C. Hamilton's judicious feeding of Lindley, the Lincoln player on trial for Dundee, served to bring out evidence of fine play in the junior, and the wing gave a lot of trouble to the Aberdeen defence. A cleverly executed break-away by the Aberdeen forwards resulted in Lennie scoring after Crumley had left his goal. This put Dundee's backs up, and shots rained in on King from all the forwards. The custodian gave a magnificent exhibition between the posts, and repelled all efforts, notably clever shots from Hunter and McLauchlan. Dundee did the most pressing, but found Colman and Hume strong at the back. Half-time:- Aberdeen, one goal; Dundee, nil.
Two minutes after the resumption, Bellamy shot brilliantly, and King only partially cleared. McLauchlan rushed in and scored from the rebound. Aberdeen became rampant for a period, and only capital clearing by Crumley saved the situation. Wyllie, the ex Clyde player, played cleverly at centre half for Aberdeen, and he was ably supported. Aberdeen strove determinedly for the lead, but the home half-backs again got into their stride. Following a poor clearance by King from Hamilton, the latter followed up and scored. Both goals were equally visited after this, with Dundee the more dangerous, Bellamy striking the cross-bar from far out, and the homesters pressed till the end. Result :- Dundee,two goals; Aberdeen, one goal.
Source: The Scotsman, 16th August 1910
At Dundee Aberdeen played a hard game, and were unfortunate in being beaten, as on the run of play there was not a goal between them. The score stood 1-1 for so long that most people thought the game would end in a draw, but another goal came Dundee's way just before the finish, and they wound up a fine opening game by winning. 2-1.
Source: Bon-Accord, 18th August 1910
Dundee Teamsheet: Crumley; Chaplin, McEwan; McFarlane, Dainty, Comrie; Bellamy, McLauchlin, Hunter, R. C. Hamilton, Lindley
Aberdeen Teamsheet: King, Colman, Hume, Wilson, Wyllie, Millar, Soye, McIntosh, Murray, Travers, Lennie.
Referee: Tom Robertson


SPAIN'S greenhouse gas emissions have dropped almost 25% on last year, the country's grid operator reports, as the levels of wind and hydro generation increased dramatically.
Red Eléctrica de España (REE) released a preliminary report on the country's power generation, which revealed for "the first time ever, [wind power] contributed most to the annual electricity demand coverage".
Wind turbines contributed 21.1% of electricity demand on the Spanish peninsula, just outdoing the country's nuclear reactors, which provided 21%.
Wind power and hydroelectric power production soared this year, increasing by 12% and 16%, respectively.
Throughout the year the all-time highs of wind power production were exceeded. On February 6th wind power recorded a new maximum of instantaneous power with 17,056MW (2.5% up on the previous record) and that same day the all-time maximum for hourly energy was also exceeded reaching 16,918MWh.
Furthermore, in January, February, March and November wind power generation was the technology that made the largest contribution towards the total energy production of the system.
An increase in capacity of wind power (173 MW) as well as solar PV (140 MW) and thermal (300 MW) meant that at the end of 2013 renewables accounted for 49.1% of total power capacity in Spain.
This news, coupled with the reduced out put of gas plants (down by 34.2%), coal plants (27.3%) and nuclear (8.3%) has pushed the country more and more towards a 100% renewable future.
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Renewable energy is a far better solution to energy supply than harmful 'fracking' and generates jobs in Andalucía.
Come on, you climate change deniers, doubters and lovers of carbon and uranium. Let's see you refute this report. It makes a change to see Spain do something right. More please!
Well they are effectively banning solar pv to help out Endesa, Iberdrola etc, so it seems that the reduction in emissions is not the result of deliberate policy.
The last Spanish Government introduced subsidies of 44 cents per Kilowatt Hour GUARANTEED for 25 YEARS for renewable energy, when the wholesale price of electricity was 4 cents per KwH. At this, every man and his granny seem to have set up a solar or wind farm, and have been coining it in hand-over-fist.
As we can see from the report, the policy has been a spectacular success, but it has left the current government with obligations to pay taxpayer subsidies of $126 billion and rising. Forced with having to make cuts everywhere to it's budget, the current government is trying to claw back some of the profits being made out of the taxpayer by the renewables companies by way of tax. This is what is being called "taxing the sun" in some quarters, and "effectively banning solar PV" in others.
This, of course, doesn't affect people with solar panels on the roof in Spain as they can't sell surplus energy back to the grid.


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Lacor offers this design of glove with 5 fingers in siliconeespecially for use with works of oven, for those who prefer it to the guantes-manopla.
Resistant to heat up to 240 ° c, the design of this glove with 5 fingers in silicone It will allow you to place or remove it easily.


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Q: Binding multiple actions to span using EmberJS i have a span decorated with a disclosure triangle. When the user clicks on the triangle the span expands and displays its content. For ADA purposes, I would like that span to also expand when the user presses the enter key. Is it possible for this to happen? I've found a few links that say its not supported, but i did find one link that says its possible in more recent versions of Ember:
"Multiple actions on element"
But I've not been able to get this to work in 1.13.5.
Here's what I have:
{{#if isCollapsed}}

    {{else}}

    {{/if}}

The default action of clicking works, but is not fired when the Enter key is press. Any ideas?

A: What you'll need to do is this:
{{#if isCollapsed}}

{{else}}

{{/if}}

You can see the complete list of events that Ember.js listens to here, but they need to be changed from camelCase to hyphenated like I did above. And as Kristjan stated, you'll need to check that it's the enter key that's being pressed in your event.
That being said, what you're trying to do, probably won't work. The keyPress event is only emitted on an element that has focus. More than likely, your span element won't have focus. You could try giving it focus, but it'll loose it the moment the user clicks anywhere else.
You could try setting up a special handler in the view for that route.
Also, may I suggest switching to:
{{#if isCollapsed}}

{{else}}

{{/if}}

Then in your action you can just do:
toggleCollapsed: function() {
    this.toggleProperty('isCollapsed');
}

Much simpler to just have one event. :)

A: You can use keyDown event that gets triggered when the component is active
   keyDown: function(e) {
        if(e.keyCode === 13) { // enter
            this.set('isCollapsed', !this.get('isCollapsed'));
        }
    },


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'The Downstairs Girl' Faces Difficult History With Joy And Style
By Caitlyn Paxson
In her previous works of historical fiction, Stacey Lee offered readers a Chinese-American perspective on the Old West and turn-of-the-century San Francisco. Now, with The Downstairs Girl, she turns to the post-Reconstruction era South.
As a Chinese girl living in late 19th century Atlanta, Ga., Jo Kuan constantly struggles to remain invisible. She was born in America but can't be a citizen or even rent a proper apartment, so she lives in a former abolitionist's hidden tunnels, secreted away underneath a newspaper office. Her job is in the back room of a hat shop where everyone wants her beautiful decorative knotwork — but not the comments of the opinionated girl who makes it. And when she loses that job, she must go work for the Payne family as a maid for their snotty daughter, who does everything she can to make Jo miserable.
But one night, Jo overhears her upstairs neighbors bemoaning low subscription numbers and wondering if the newspaper will make it. Afraid of what new neighbors might mean for her living situation, Jo begins writing an advice column, "Dear Miss Sweetie," and submits it anonymously to the paper. Suddenly, all the opinions that she's struggled to keep under wraps come pouring out, and her column burns with radical thoughts on everything from gender equality to segregation. It's just what the newspaper needed, and soon, her writing is the talk of Atlanta. But not all the talk is good, and even as she yearns for acknowledgement, invisibility becomes more important than ever.
When the discovery of a hidden letter sheds light on the mystery of her parentage, Jo goes looking for answers — because while it isn't possible for Atlanta to know the true identity of Miss Sweetie, Jo can't see any good reason why she shouldn't know herself. Her search attracts the attention of one of Atlanta's most disreputable crime bosses, and soon she finds herself tangled in a scandal full of race horses, racism, and forbidden love.
Jo's life is bitter in many ways, and The Downstairs Girldoesn't shy away from the discrimination and unfairness that she faces at every turn because of her race and gender. It also manages to be intersectional, as the story is populated with diverse characters of color and it takes the time to acknowledge the many permutations of injustice that all of them face. Even as we admire the tenacity of suffragists working to gain the vote for women, we are asked to balance their struggle with their treatment of the black women they dismiss for wanting the same rights.
Clever and multi-talented in a world that sees her as inferior, Jo is constantly forced to hide her light under a bushel and accept less. That's why it's so incredibly satisfying when she finds a conduit for her voice in her advice column and a literal way to win against the worst kind of odds. And even though The Downstairs Girl asks us to face difficult and nuanced history, it never loses sight of the things that make this era fun to visit in fiction, like amazing hats, high-stakes horseback riding, and budding romance!
... even though 'The Downstairs Girl' asks us to face difficult and nuanced history, it never loses sight of the things that make this era fun to visit in fiction.
If I must find something here to complain about, I suppose it would be that at times, Jo's voice and the general tone of the narrative feel very modern, and it lacks the slightly more formal and languid language that one sees in books that were written during the era The Downstairs Girl portrays. But honestly, every era had its radicals, and I see no reason why we can't simply consider Jo to be a saucebox ahead of her time — and Lee certainly makes the most of period slang, to delightful effect.
I honestly didn't know it was possible for a work of historical fiction to seriously take on the racism and sexism of the 19th century South while still being such a joyful read. I almost want to dare readers to not be delighted by its newspaper office shenanigans, clandestine assignations in cemeteries, and bicycle-riding adventures, but there's honestly no point. The Downstairs Girl, for all its serious and timely content, is a jolly good time.
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FlightTrack has long been one of the most loved and best-selling paid flight apps, despite being fairly expensive by mobile app standards at $4.99 and $9.99 for FlightTrack Pro. On Thursday Mobiata, the company behind the app, plans to announce its first free version of FlightTrack, called FlightTrack Free, for both iOS(s AAPL) and Android(s GOOG) mobile devices. Why go free after finding so much success with the paid model? Now that Mobiata is owned by Expedia(s EXPE), the company says it's learned some lessons on the benefits of free apps.
FlightTrack Free is not replacing FlightTrack or FlightTrack Pro. It's a scaled-down, lighter version of the other apps, and has a redesigned interface. Users of the free app will find it's much more basic than the company's previous, premium versions: they can only track one flight at a time (as opposed to multiple), see their baggage claim and gate info, and have multiple language options: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Russian and Spanish.
But they don't get weather radar or FAA flight delay info, they can't sync the information with their own calendar or TripIt, and the app lacks built-in support for SeatGuru and push notifications. Basically, it won't have any of the additional, rich features that make FlightTrack the great app that it is.
So why will a stripped-down version of FlightTrack appeal to users? To find out, I chatted with Ben Kazez, founder of Mobiata, last night.
Yes, that's a fairly obvious observation. But I suspect that Mobiata and its parent company also don't want to lose customers whose needs for flight tracking are far more basic to competitors like Kayak, for example, which offers flight tracking as just another travel-related feature of its free mobile app. Another possibility: Android users are known to avoid paying for apps, so this could very well be an effort to appeal to users of the world's most popular mobile platform.
But going free doesn't mean the company is abandoning the idea of making money from even its most basic users: they do like the idea of paid in-app feature upgrades, Kazez said. That's wise since the model works: about half of all app revenue, at least in the iOS App Store, is derived from these freemium apps. But for FlightTrack Free tomorrow is not that day.
"Initially there will be a division between the free app, the free experience and the paid pro apps," he said. But they'll eventually explore in-app upgrades options, he said, probably in a few weeks.
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Maybe it's because they live at the end of the earth, or that they enjoy some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet, but New Zealanders are famously relaxed about basically everything. Unless you're on a rugby pitch, you have to go pretty far out of your way to irritate an islander. This reputation for patience is partly what makes a story about a touring family of Brits who managed to piss off the entire nation all the more extraordinary.
Last month, during a two-week long reign of terror, the controversial Dorans from the East Midlands descended on New Zealand's North Island, and set about causing mayhem wherever they went. The family left rubbish strewn all over an Auckland beauty spot, threatened to punch passers-by in the face and abused a litany of local women. They then proceeded to steal from a series of shops and left a hotel room "smelling of kid's poo", according to one report. Small wonder some people were losing patience.
Whilst it had already been revealed that the family had been served deportation notices by New Zealand officials in the aftermath of these incidents, it has now become clear that they managed to irritate not just the department of immigration, but also corporate fast food. Thanks to reporting from the New Zealand Herald, we now know that the family have also been banned indefinitely from all of the country's 83 Burger Kings.
After a freedom of information request was issued by the newspaper, reporters were able to reveal that, on top of their other antisocial behaviour, the Doran's were also implicated in a brazen fast food scam. Using their children as actors, Burger King allege that the family visited a number of restaurants during their time in the country, and took uneaten food from other families' tables before taking them back to the counter and complaining that it was cold.
The Dorans didn't stop there. A police briefing reveals that the group would "take a few bites from ordered food then wait half an hour before returning it, claiming it was cold". The official information act report also alleged that they would spill their drinks over half eaten food, before demanding a new meal.
Officials have also revealed that "The family appeared to use the children as tools in assisting with this, and getting them to take old food from customers' deserted tables, then trying to demand a refund with the cold food." Whenever an attempt proved unsuccessful, Burger King claim that "When refused a refund/replacement food … the family would become aggressive … banging the counters in the arcade, as well as swearing at (staff)." As a result, the family have been issued trespass notices for every Burger King franchise in New Zealand.
In the end, the Burger King saga proved to be the final straw for local authorities. The day after attempting to scam another restaurant in Hamilton, the police were notified and deportation notices were issued. The family returned to the UK on January 28th. Unsurprisingly everyone involved has been trying to keep a low profile.