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Q: Как распарсить html страницу на объекты в qt? Нужно получить информацию, которая находится между html тегов (Например, div id="content").
Исходный код страницы я получил, но какими инструментами QT, C++ или либами можно построить дерево из html, чтобы легко выдергивать содержимое тегов?

A: Вы можете пойти другим путем – все действия, которые необходимо произвести со страницей выполняйте с помощью JavaScript, а в C++ обрабатывайте лишь результат. Поясню.
Представим, что у вас есть QWebEngineView
QWebEngineView *view;

Вы можете назначить функцию обратного вызова для события загрузки страницы
connect(view, SIGNAL(loadFinished(bool)), SLOT(finishLoading(bool)));

Вызвать загрузку целевой страницы
view->load(QUrl(requestUrl));

Когда загрузка будет выполнена, для упрощения работы с JavaScript, добавим JQuery. JQuery – строка полученная из ресурсного файла. После добавления JQuery, добавьте ваш JavaScript код и обработчик результата. Функция finishLoading может выглядеть следующим образом
void MyClass::finishLoading(bool) {
    view->page()->runJavaScript(JQuery::Instance()->Code());
    view->page()->runJavaScript(YOUR_JS_CODE, invoke(this, &MyClass::onResultCallback));
}

Где, YOUR_JS_CODE – QString с кодом обработки страницы. Например
const QString YOUR_JS_CODE = " \
    function doSomething(){ \
        var results = $('.content'); \
        if (results != 'undefined')  \
            return results.html(); \
        return ''; \
    }; doSomething();";

Обратите внимание, что необходимо вызвать добавленный код (последняя строка).
В завершении, вам необходимо обработать результат
void MyClass::onResultCallback(const QVariant& returnValue) {
    QString result = "";
    bool isOk = false;

    result = returnValue.toString(&isOk);

    if (!isOk) {
        // Обработка ошибки
        return;
    }

    // Логика работы с результатом.
}

Для справки рекомендую посмотреть fancybrowser или основанный на нем querychecker.

A: Если парсить через QWebKit, тогда используйте методы findAllElements и findFirstElement.
Нужно добавить в pro-файл в QT += webkit. Для Qt5 нужно также добавить QT += webkitwidgets
И принклудить:
#include <QWebPage>
#include <QWebFrame>
#include <QUrl>
#include <QWebElementCollection>
#include <QDebug>

В Qt5 инклуды будут такими:
#include <QtWebKitWidgets/QWebPage>
#include <QtWebKitWidgets/QWebFrame>

Код:
QWebPage page;
page.mainFrame()->setHtml("
!!!

@@@
");
qDebug() << page.mainFrame()->toHtml();
foreach (QWebElement el, page.mainFrame()->findAllElements("#content").toList()) {
    qDebug() << el.toInnerXml();
}

Консоль:
"
!!!

@@@
"
"!!!"
"@@@"

В QWebKit для поиска используются css-селекторы -- аналог xpath-запросов.

A: Могу предложить парсинг через Qt XML, я не знаю будет ли он работать в HTML, по идее должен, далее выдержка из Qt Assistant, из описания класса QDomDocument. Если нужны какие-то конкретные вопросы, то пишите в комментарии. Если хотите парсить html любой вложенности, то нужно использовать рекурсивные вызовы.
И не забудьте в *.pro добавить QT += xml.
QDomDocument doc("mydocument");
  QFile file("mydocument.xml");
  if (!file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly))
      return;
  if (!doc.setContent(&file)) {
      file.close();
      return;
  }
  file.close();

  // print out the element names of all elements that are direct children
  // of the outermost element.
  QDomElement docElem = doc.documentElement();

  QDomNode n = docElem.firstChild();
  while(!n.isNull()) {
      QDomElement e = n.toElement(); // try to convert the node to an element.
      if(!e.isNull()) {
          cout << qPrintable(e.tagName()) << endl; // the node really is an element.
      }
      n = n.nextSibling();
  }

A: Я бы лично парсил с помощью обычной std::string, делал бы так:
1) Считал бы все содержимое запроса в переменную std::string.
2) Далее методом find - находил бы нужные теги и клал бы их в контейнер строк, чтобы потом воспроизвести иерархическое древо тегов
3) Далее методом erase - выдергивал бы внутренности нужного тега, по необходимости
4) Ну и создал бы простенькие алгоритм для определения вложенности тегов


Tax on Death and Disability Discharges is Gone . . . For Now.
One lesser discussed provision of the new tax bill passed at the end of 2017 provides great news for student loan borrowers. Borrowers who have their loans canceled due to death or disability are no longer taxed for the forgiveness. This also applies to those parents who have taken out Parent Plus loans for their children and their child dies (there is no forgiveness of a Parent Plus loan if the child becomes disabled, it is the parent who must be disabled). The new law takes effect January 1, 2018. Those with loans discharged prior to 2018 are still potentially taxable. However, those with disability discharges should be able to argue that the loan is not actually discharged for tax purposes until the three-year monitoring period has ended – this is also when the 1099-C is sent.
This tax relief for student loan borrowers is set to expire at the end of 2025.


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31 Days to Scare ~ Halloween II
by Joe 31 Days to Scare, Down from the Shelf, Movie Review	• Tags: Ana Alicia, Charles Cyphers, Donald Pleasence, Halloween, Halloween II, Jamie Lee Curtis, Lance Guest, Leo Rossi, logo, Pamela Susan Shoop, Rick Rosenthal, Studios, Universal
Synopsis: Laurie Strode is rushed to the hospital, while Sheriff Brackett and Dr. Loomis hunt the streets for Michael Myers, who has found Laurie at the Haddonfield Hospital
Stars: Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence, Lance Guest, Pamela Susan Shoop, Leo Rossi, Ana Alicia, Charles Cyphers
Director: Rick Rosenthal
Running Length: 92 minutes
Note: If for some reason you haven't seen Halloween before (get on that!) you are hereby warned that some spoilers from that film pop up here…
Review: When John Carpenter's Halloween changed the face of horror films in 1978, it was not a cut and dry deal that a sequel would creep its way into production. At the time, sequels weren't looked at with the most respect and very few films warranted them outright anyway. Keep in mind, this was right around the time that the teen horror flick was still finding its footing and the multiple sequels to Halloween, Friday the 13th, and A Nightmare on Elm Street hadn't started to ramp up yet.
In 1981, the original Halloween was three years old and Friday the 13th was getting ready to release its first sequel. The studio brass at Universal Studios came-a-knockin' at the door of Carpenter to see if he'd be interested in directing the sequel to his megahit. Carpenter was a hot commodity with The Fog and Escape From New York under his belt and was the obvious person to go to when a continuation was needed. Carpenter declined to sit in the director's chair but instead contributed to the script and some last minute pick-up duties (i.e. they brought him in when there was a need for more blood and kills).
At the end of the original, escaped killer Michael Myers had fallen off a balcony after being shot several times by Dr. Loomis (Pleasance) only to disappear into the night. A master touch (for the time) by Carpenter, this would be looked at nowadays as a cheap ploy to leave the possibility of a sequel open. In the case of Halloween, it served for one last scare as Carpenter left you with the feeling that Myers could still be around any corner, ready to pounce.
Picking up precisely at the moment the first film ended, Halloween II follows sole survivor Laurie Stode (Curtis) to Haddonfield Hospital where the staff is picked off one by one by the masked killer who has come to finish his business. It's not that far-fetched of a plot, actually, and its simplicity and efficiency is classic Carpenter. Along the way we learn a little more about the history of Myers and his connection to Laurie, and also gain a bit more insight into the obsession that Loomis has with his patient.
Taking the directing reins from Carpenter was Rosenthal (who would later come back to direct Halloween: Resurrection) and he maintains Carpenter's minimalist approach while injecting some necessary life into characters and plot turns. Because the film is really a continuation of the first, it was pretty much required that part II look and sound like the original and I think all involved met that challenge.
As far as horror sequels go, Halloween II is one of the better ones because it sticks to (some would say copies) many of the techniques that made the original so noteworthy. Placing its characters in situations where they are at a disadvantage but not helpless contributes to the realistic tone. As the sequels would go on, logic would be pretty much heaved out the window but in the second outing of Myers there's little that will ring false to the horror minded cinephile.
It was pivotal to have the two leads from the first film return. Pleasance was by all accounts a very eager-to-please actor and signed up for the film without much grumbling. It helped that there was some nice character development for him that I'm sure kept him interested and gave him something to work with. By this time, Curtis was the reigning Scream Queen, having starred in four horror films (The Fog, Prom Night, Terror Train, and Road Games) in the three years since the original but she doesn't have much to do but look dazed and confused for the first half of the film. It's only when visiting hours bring a killer to her door that she has to fight for her life for the second time in one long Halloween night.
Some interesting kills and several clever uses of camera and lighting to create some ample scares helps to give Halloween II high marks on the thrill scale. It may be blasphemy, but I enjoy Halloween II maybe a little more than the original. There's something about its pace and through line that has always provided good entertainment whenever I find myself re-watching it. It absolutely makes for a nice double feature if you are checking out the original for the first or fortieth time.
The Silver Bullet ~ The Croods
by Joe Movie Review	• Tags: 20th Century Fox, Animation, Catherine Keener, Chris Sanders, Clark Duke, Cloris Leachman, Dreamworks, Emma Stone, John Cleese, Kirk DeMicco, Nicolas Cage, Ryan Reynolds, The Croods
Synopsis: The world's very first prehistoric family goes on a road trip to an uncharted and fantastical world.
Thoughts: I guess I kinda liked it better when it was called The Flintstones. Well ok, the family of Neanderthals featured in The Croods may be a little pre-Flinstonian time but there's a strange déjà vu feeling about this that doesn't hold much appeal. Even the vocal presence of Cage is annoying, proving that being heard and not seen can't save his plummeting star status. The one thing that may tip the scales on this one is a script with contirubtions from John Cleese and (aside from Cage) a nice voice cast with Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone, Catherine Keener, and Cloris Leachman.

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"HIS HEAD WAS AT THE RIM!!" 76ers Zhaire Smith Best Athlete in NBA Draft?
The Philadelphia 76ers might've just got the best athlete in the 2018 NBA Draft!
Zhaire Smith out of Texas Tech ranked #1 in all NBA Combine testing, so there's some straight science to back up our title. Just want to add Garland ISD where he went to High School doesn't allow cameras in their gym, for some undisclosed reason (Coaches & Parents complain) Here are the highlights from is final Game!


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Ten Next-Generation Blockchain Projects Made Public through TryAngle's Season 1
Season 1 of 'TryAngle', which looks for next blockchain projects, was held at INOSPACE on the 18th. TryAngle is a platform that provides opportunities for startups and it is set up by StarinTech.
"TryAngle gathers startups based on various technologies and it allows them to understand each other's strengths and look for a groundwork for possible collaboration." said CEO Moon Kyung-mi of StarinTech while giving greetings. "We hope that participants will be able to find mutual points while the season 1 carries on for the next five weeks." She also added that not only does TryAngle match normal people with experts, but it will also help the public to understand startups that are not known better.
There are 10 blockchain projects that will be participating in the season 1. There are 7 South Korean teams (Wehome, MEDIEUS, Ziktalk, ARTBLOC, AnimalGo, Elynet, CAMP GLOBAL) and 3 foreign teams (Baby Token, Macblock, Confluc Chain).
These teams have applied blockchain technology to various fields and they all have business models that can be actually applied to real life.
They were each given time to introduce their business models in front of representatives from cryptocurrency exchanges and venture capital firms.
"Wehome utilizes blockchain technology to implement sharing lodging and sharing economy where participants are the owners." said CEO Cho San-gu of Wehome. "Through regulatory sandbox on ICT (Information Communication Technology), we are planning to legally expand our business towards local lodging."
"Although MEDIEUS' service starts off as a hospital and doctor recommendation service, we are planning to expand our service towards products that are suitable for caregivers for the sick and individuals." said CEO Park Bo-hyeon of MEDIEUS.
"Through AI (Artificial Intelligence), our service can understand the age of a companion animal through its feces, lineage, and tooth." said Ferddie Ryang who is a senior researcher from AnimalGo's development team. "We are currently developing a technology that can understand the feeling of a companion animal by analyzing its sound."
Director Jay Kim of BW Exchange, Team Leader Kim Min-hyeok of BitForex's Listing Team, Jin Hye-ah who manages BIKI's foreign businesses, Director Shin Seon-ho of Ethereum Classic Labs, and Manager Ignas Tauras of Hanbitco's Business Development are the judges for the season 1.
Reports on participating teams will be issued through a global blockchain public announcement site called Xangle and they will be made public as a result.
Starting with the first event on the 18th, TryAngle's season 1 will hold an event on every Monday until the 16th of December. Companies that are the judges of the season 1 will select teams either to list them on their exchanges for free or to invest in them. Ethereum Classic Labs is planning to invest more than $855,000 (1 billion KRW) into a team that it is going to select.
PROBIT, DigiFinex, ZG, and IDAS will each select a team that it is going to list on its exchange for free.
Staff Reporter Kim, Jihye | jihye@etnews.com


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Q: How does the $p+p + e^-\rightarrow D + \gamma\gamma+ \nu$ reaction proceed in the sun? In this video on nuclear fusion the explanation of the reaction $p+p\rightarrow D + \nu + \gamma\gamma$ is that the two protons collide, form a weakly bound state, and then sometimes decay into the right hand side via inverse beta decay. Call that
$$p + p + e^- \rightarrow pp + e^-\rightarrow D + e^+ + e^- + \nu \rightarrow D + \gamma\gamma + \nu.$$
Another way for this process to occur is for the inverse beta decay to happen first, that is
\begin{align}
    p + p + e^- &\rightarrow p + n + \nu + \gamma\gamma &&\rightarrow D + \nu + \gamma\gamma,\text{ or} \\
    p + p + e^- &\rightarrow p + n + e^+ + \nu + e^- &&\rightarrow D + \nu + \gamma\gamma.
\end{align}
In the core of the sun which chain contributes more, overall, to the deuterium production? I know that the first reaction needs the inverse beta decay to happen during a very short window while the di-proton exists. The latter is less constrained by that, but is hampered by the virtual neutron. So, I'd be especially interested to see how the numbers shake out.

A: The temperature in the core of the Sun is about 1.3 keV.
Inverse beta decay, in the form
$$ p + e \rightarrow n + \nu_e$$
(or some variant thereof) requires the kinetic energy of the proton and electron to at least make up the mass difference $(m_n - m_p - m_e)c^2 =  0.785$ MeV.
The rate of neutronisation is therefore vanishingly small.
If I have my use of Wolfram Integrator correct, then the fraction of particles in the tail of the M-B distribution with $E/k_BT > 603$ is $\sim 10^{-261}$ so neutronisation of free protons just doesn't happen.
By a process of elimination it must therefore be the first option - weak force alteration of the diproton to deuterium -  that dominates.

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Last night we stayed at Edgar Evins State Park just east of Nashville. It is beautiful. I am really glad we stopped, instead of pushing on to Memphis. If we had tried to make Memphis, we would have been super tired and very grouchy. Instead we enjoyed a crock pot meal on our beautiful balcony, overlooking a pristine lake. It was great. This park is very unique. The campsites, by the lake, are actually large balconies. We drove our RV onto the balcony!
On this trip we have chosen RV parks over State Parks. When actually, we should have chosen State Parks too. One reason for this is cost. The average price of a State Park is 20-35 dollars a night. The average price of an RV park is 50-80 dollars a night. Cost wise the State Parks win hands down! RV Parks are usually less rustic that State Parks, which can be a good thing. At the RV parks we have stayed at, we have never encountered problems with ticks and poison ivy. At State Parks, however, we see poison ivy everywhere. One time that we stayed at a State Park, my youngest grandson came home with a record number of ticks! Thirteen!
State Parks are more spacious. In this park, our nearest neighbor is 40 feet away. In the RV Parks we have stayed at, our neighbors have been about 20 feet away. Big difference!
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged #EdgarEvinsStateParkTN, #StateParkvsRVPark on July 15, 2016 by thebouncyblog.


The OMP under development is tuned using an underlying operating model based on the updated assessments. Serial correlation in both sardine and anchovy recruitment is therefore taken into account (with a 1-year memory) in alignment with that seen historically. For sardine this serial correlation was estimated for the "non-peak" years of 1984-1999,2005-2006. Given concerns that sardine recruitment may remain low for the near future, two robustness tests have been run on "Straw2" OMP-08. In the first test the serial correlation in November 2007 (producing recruitment in May 2008) and November 2008 (producing recruitment in May 2009) is increased for sardine. Given a below average recruitment in May 2007, this increases the chance of poor recruitment in the coming two years. In the second, more pessimistic, case the recruitment in November 2007 and 2008 was set equal to that in November 2006.
Cunningham, C L., & Butterworth, D. S. (2007). "Straw2" OMP-08 under alternative recruitment scenarios. MARAM: University of Cape Town.


A GOOD BARGAIN: Incredible south facing villa with views of the sea and the Peñón de Ifach in Calpe. The villa has a total build area of 282 m2 on a plot of 809 m2 with incredible views to the sea and its surroundings. It has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a guest toilet, a large living/dining room with spectacular views, a beautiful kitchen and beautiful terraces. Outside there is a beautiful private swimming pool surrounded by a beautiful garden which is easy to maintain. It has a private garage to complete the house. Calpe is a population much sought after by tourism, the house is also a great investment opportunity for summer rental. Only 2.5 km away from the beach and 3 km from downtown. And Alicante International Airport is only 65 km away.


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Trump Department Head Fires Entire Staff
President Trump has redefined government.
While he still has much of the swamp to drain, there is little doubt that his business-like approach to government influences DC.
One Trump staffer did something rarely seen in government. As NPR explains, a government agency has been disbanded.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau continues to come under fire by the man running the watchdog agency — Mick Mulvaney, the interim director appointed by President Trump.
In his latest action, Mulvaney moved on Wednesday to effectively dismantle the agency's consumer advisory council. "It's quite clear that we've been fired," said Kathleen Engel, a law professor at Suffolk University and a member of the CFPB's Consumer Advisory Board.
The board is designed to help consumer groups work with the CFPB to identify problems facing Americans who are treated unfairly by financial firms.
Previously, when he was in Congress, Mulvaney sponsored legislation to abolish the bureau. In April, he said he wanted to shut down public access to a popular government database at the CFPB. In February, he indicated he wanted to scale back the CFPB's role as a watchdog. And under Mulvaney, the CFPB delayed a new payday lending regulation and dropped an investigation into one payday lender that contributed to his campaign.
If there was any organization within government that was more dangerous than disgraced former FBI Director James Comey's FBI, it's the CFPB.
We wrote a while back,
In 2014 the Daily Beast called Elizabeth Warren "the most powerful Democrat in America".
Perhaps this is why.
Interestingly, Warren created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, then gave it practically unlimited power.
From The Hill:
When the Dodd-Frank financial regulation bill was first marked up, back in 2010, the conference of the House and Senate Banking Committees started at 2 p.m. one day and ended at 5:30 a.m. the next.
The mark-up went all night.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) was inserted in the bill, which passed on a partisan vote. All the Democrats voted for it.
At the time — and later on the floor of the Senate — I pointed out that the CFPB's director would be the most powerful bureaucrat in Washington since J. Edgar Hoover reigned over the FBI.
I was wrong. The director of the CFPB dwarfed Hoover as a rogue director of a rogue bureau.
The power invested in the director of the CFPB was, and still is, unencumbered by any limiting authority of those elected to govern.
He is a person who under Dodd-Frank answers to no-one.
This agency was stacked from top to bottom with Democrats. Because for the ruse to work, Democrats needed to stack the deck. Then, they ran roughshod over America.
In terms of draining the swamp, this may be the most powerful move the Trump administration made in a long time.
I wrote that what the CFPB has done will be one of the Top 5 of Democratic Party scandals.
New York Post reports on the CFPB slush fund:
Bounced business owners and industry reps from secret meetings it's held with Democrat operatives, radical civil-rights activists, trial lawyers and other "community advisers," according to a report by the House Financial Services Committee.
Retained GMMB, the liberal advocacy group that created ads for the Obama and Hillary Clinton presidential campaigns, for more than $40 million, making the Democrat shop the sole recipient of CFPB's advertising expenditure, Rubin says. […]
Funneled a large portion of the more than $5 billion in penalties collected from defendants to community organizers aligned with Democrats — "a slush fund by another name," said a consultant who worked with CFPB on its Civil Penalty Fund and requested anonymity.
The "progressive" agenda shows up in full force with this agency.
They say CFPB is a Democrat shop with an anti-business agenda that goes well beyond protecting consumers and includes closing the "wealth gap" and administering "economic justice," as Cordray has been fond of saying. It hires almost exclusively Democrats and "rejects Republican job applicants," according to former CFPB enforcement attorney Ronald Rubin. Federal election data show 100 percent of political donations made by CFPB employees during the 2016 election were given to Democratic candidates.
It's no surprise then that the agency has:
Retained GMMB, the liberal advocacy group that created ads for the Obama and Hillary Clinton presidential campaigns, for more than $40 million, making the Democrat shop the sole recipient of CFPB's advertising expenditure, Rubin says.
Met behind closed doors to craft financial regulatory policy with notorious bank shakedown groups who have taken hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal grant money to gin up housing and lending discrimination complaints, which in turn are fed back to CFPB, according to Investor's Business Daily and Judicial Watch.
Let's hope that we get real answers to what this group did during the Obama Era. I'm convinced this is yet another of these "non-scandals" of which Obama brags.
Hopefully people go to prison for their participation in yet another Leftist fraud against American citizens.


According to data released by Berkery Noyes Investment Bankers, healthcare IT was the most active market for mergers and acquisitions in the first half of 2013.
Healthcare IT accounted for 63 percent of transactions and 40 percent of total mergers and acquisitions volume during that time frame.
Constellation Software was a major acquirer during the first half of 2013. The company purchased QuadraMed Corporation, Quantitative Medical Systems, Inc., and Club Solutions from Fiserv, Inc. Additionally, Constellation Software acquired LRS Health Pty., Ltd.
TPG Capital provided financing for four major mergers and acquisitions including Incential Software, Inc., 360 Vantage, Semantelli and Appature. During 2012, TPG Capital financed only five transactions for the entire year.
Overall, Berkery Noyes estimates that total transaction volume for healthcare IT in the first half of 2013 totaled $8 billion.
A recent report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) found major increases in healthcare IT adoption at the clinical level. In 2012, 44 percent of hospitals reported having a basic electronic health records (EHR) system, which was an increase of 17 percent over 2011 levels.
The number of hospitals with EHR systems has tripled since 2010, when facilities began to receive stimulus funds for EHR adoption.
In fact, 42 percent of hospitals report that they have met Meaningful Use Stage 1 requirements, and over one-fourth say they participate in health information exchange (HIE) initiatives. According to RWJF, 33 percent of HIEs support accountable care organizations, and 45 percent of HIEs support patient-centered medical homes.
As the medical community continues to implement Meaningful Use, the business community has seen unprecedented opportunities for growth in healthcare IT. The growing demand for more healthcare technology is driving the increasing rates of mergers and acquisitions in healthcare IT.
Only 5 percent of hospitals report that they have completely met Meaningful Use Stage 2 requirements, but 63 percent report that they have met 11 to 15 of the criteria for Stage 2.


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Forestville - 2087
Year 12 student Jamieson is set for her first Paralympic Games
ABC Western Plains
By Katie Thomas
Travelling 338kms from Dunedoo in Central Western New South Wales to Sydney every fortnight for training has paid off for Jamieson Leeson, 18, who will represent Australia at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo.
Posted Mon 23 Aug at 7:05am Monday 23 Aug at 7:05am Mon 23 Aug 2021 at 7:05am / Updated Mon 23 Aug at 7:12am Monday 23 Aug at 7:12am Mon 23 Aug 2021 at 7:12am
Man arrested after body of woman found at Forestville
A man is arrested over the death of a woman on Sydney's northern beaches.
Posted Tue 19 May 2015 at 5:53am Tuesday 19 May 2015 at 5:53am Tue 19 May 2015 at 5:53am / Updated Tue 19 May 2015 at 7:12am Tuesday 19 May 2015 at 7:12am Tue 19 May 2015 at 7:12am
Teen jailed over pole attack
Lucy McNally
The teenager convicted of spearing Liam Knight with a metal pole at a Sydney party has been sentenced to a minimum of eight years in jail.
Posted Fri 15 Aug 2014 at 9:00am Friday 15 Aug 2014 at 9:00am Fri 15 Aug 2014 at 9:00am / Updated Fri 15 Aug 2014 at 10:07am Friday 15 Aug 2014 at 10:07am Fri 15 Aug 2014 at 10:07am
Duration: 1 minute 56 seconds 1m 56s
Teen attacker says 'sorry'
Sally Block
Teen convicted of attacking Liam Knight says sorry for causing life long injuries.
Posted Fri 20 Jun 2014 at 9:00am Friday 20 Jun 2014 at 9:00am Fri 20 Jun 2014 at 9:00am / Updated Fri 20 Jun 2014 at 9:59am Friday 20 Jun 2014 at 9:59am Fri 20 Jun 2014 at 9:59am
Gatecrasher who speared teen in head apologises
A teenager has made a tearful apology in court to Liam Knight, the boy he speared in the head with a steel pole at a birthday party in Sydney's north-west, causing him brain damage.
Posted Fri 20 Jun 2014 at 4:11am Friday 20 Jun 2014 at 4:11am Fri 20 Jun 2014 at 4:11am / Updated Fri 20 Jun 2014 at 10:41am Friday 20 Jun 2014 at 10:41am Fri 20 Jun 2014 at 10:41am
Teenager found guilty of party spear attack
A 17-year-old boy is found guilty of spearing teenager Liam Knight in the head at a party in Sydney.
Posted Fri 2 May 2014 at 5:01am Friday 2 May 2014 at 5:01am Fri 2 May 2014 at 5:01am / Updated Fri 2 May 2014 at 9:02am Friday 2 May 2014 at 9:02am Fri 2 May 2014 at 9:02am
Helicopters water bomb Sydney bushfire
Blaze at Forestville, in Sydney's north has been contained.
Posted Sat 7 Sep 2013 at 8:28am Saturday 7 Sep 2013 at 8:28am Sat 7 Sep 2013 at 8:28am / Updated Sat 7 Sep 2013 at 1:54pm Saturday 7 Sep 2013 at 1:54pm Sat 7 Sep 2013 at 1:54pm
Second teen arrested over birthday party assault
New South Wales Police have arrested a second teenager over an assault at a Sydney birthday party that left a boy in a coma for almost two weeks.
Posted Sun 3 Feb 2013 at 1:04am Sunday 3 Feb 2013 at 1:04am Sun 3 Feb 2013 at 1:04am
Sydney storm brings strong winds to Qld
Severe storms have swept through Sydney and up the New South Wales coast, bringing down trees, cutting power and causing localised flooding.
Posted Fri 1 Feb 2013 at 7:04am Friday 1 Feb 2013 at 7:04am Fri 1 Feb 2013 at 7:04am / Updated Fri 1 Feb 2013 at 3:02pm Friday 1 Feb 2013 at 3:02pm Fri 1 Feb 2013 at 3:02pm
Teen critical after 18th birthday gatecrashed
An 18-year-old man is in a critical condition after he was struck in the head by a group who tried to gatecrash an 18th birthday party in Sydney's north.
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Man found after bushland search
Police say they have concluded their search for a man who had been reported missing in bushland in the Forestville area of Sydney this morning.
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Fuel problem strands 240 Jetstar passengers
A Jetstar flight from Sydney to Bali has been cancelled because of fuel pump problems, leaving 240 passengers stranded.
Pilgrim flu outbreak spreads
An investigation has begun into two new flu cases among World Youth Day pilgrims at Marist College in Parramatta, west of Sydney.
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More pilgrims struck down by flu
The New South Wales Health Department says almost 90 pilgrims staying in Sydney for World Youth Day have come down with the flu.
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Teens charged over Sydney stabbing
Police have charged two teenage boys over a stabbing on Sydney's northern beaches.
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Man's arm broken in home invasion
Police are investigating a violent home invasion on Sydney's northern beaches overnight.
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Gas leak near service station prompts evacuation
The New South Wales Fire Brigade says a gas leak outside a service station in Sydney's north has led to the evacuation of nearby homes and businesses.


How old is Chidinma? is one of the most commonest questions asked by fans of Chidinma Ekile, the Nigerian singer-songwriter, recording artist and stage performer.
Chidinma is the sixth of the seven children her parents birthed. She was born in Ketu, Kosofe area of Lagos Stat and is an indigene of Imo state.
She attended primary and secondary school in Ketu before moving to Ikorodu. She had a chance to study Mass Communication at the University of Lagos but declined the admission due to her participation in Project Fame West Africa. She later returned to study Sociology at the same institution.
Born on the 2nd of May 1991, Chidinma she rose to stardom in 2010 after winning the third season of Project Fame West Africa.
She also became the first female singer to peak at number one on MTV Base Official Naija Top 10 chart with the music video of her single, "Emi Ni Baller".
She released "Jankoliko," her first single In 2011, featuring indigenous musician Sound Sultan. Her debut album "Chidinma" was released on Spinlet, with singles like "Jankoliko", "Carry You Go", "Kedike" and "Run Dia Mouth" in play. Sound Sulta, Tha Suspect, Olamide and Muna were featured on the album.
Chidinma won Best Female West African Act at the 2012 Kora Awards and performed "Kedike" at the ceremony.
According to Chidinma, musicians who have influenced her the most are Michael Jackson, Onyeka Onwenu, Bob Marley, Mariah Carey, Fela Kuti, Omawumi, Alicia Keys, Whitney Houston, Lagbaja and Darey Art Alade.
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What the Hell's a Prime Ministership For?
In the hands of a capable leader, the prime ministership is about the power to accomplish great ambitions, marrying one's personal ambitions with great purpose.
If many were stunned by Prime Minister Perry Christie's back flips and somersaults on the gambling referendum, his mega flip-flop on the oil referendum is an even more spectacular display of stunning arrogance and contempt for the Bahamian people.
Christie's lack of transparency on certain issues is as murky and as dense as an oil slick. When did he become a consultant to BPC? How much was he paid? How often did they consult with him?
As with the gambling referendum, scores of Bahamians believe that Christie, Davis and the PLP have a horse in the race to find oil, and that they are not taking any chances of that horse losing out.
As people across the world rise to protect the women of the world, so too more Bahamians should rise to secure full constitutional equality for women and to put a lie to the misogyny and sexism that claims that a woman cannot be raped by her husband.
Perry Christie has done serious damage to his brand and the PLP's. Christie, the supposed man of the people, is seen by many Bahamians as an agent of special interests and the greed of a few.
At the start of 2013 and approaching the fortieth anniversary of independence, we are beset by arguably the weakest and most incapable leadership at the helm of the major political parties since 1973.
For the sake of country, Bahamians should vote no to the greed of a few who may literally laugh all the way to the bank, if not seek to open a bank, to deposit their jackpot of profits galore.