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Bangladesh vs India: 2nd ODI 2022 odds & predictions (7th December 2022)
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After a low-scoring thriller in the series opener, India will be looking to level the series in the 2nd ODI. Both the teams put up quite the performance with the ball and will have plenty to work with the bat after failing to cross the 200-run mark. However, only one team will emerge victorious.
Here are the match details:
Match Date and Time: 7th December 2022, 11:30 AM IST
Venue: Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka
Tournament: India tour of Bangladesh 2022
Bangladesh vs India- Previews and Betting Tips
Bangladesh were on top of the world after dodging a narrow defeat against India in the series opener. India were asked to bat first by the hosts and got off to a poor start with the score being 92/4. It was a top-order batting collapse for India but KL Rahul stood strong at one end to ensure to get India a good total.
However, his 70-ball 73 could only manage to get India to 186 without even playing out their 50 overs quota. Shakib al Hasan was the pick of the bowlers. He used the conditions perfectly to bag 5/36. Ebadot Hossain too, contributed with his 4/47 that helped restrict the Indian batters.
India had a huge task at hand but had the bowling line-up that could produce miracles and that's what happened. Deepak Chahar sent Najmul Hossain back to the pavilion on the very first ball of the innings. Each and every bowler chipped in with wickets and bowled stupendously. India managed to pick up 9 wickets and get the opposition trailing at 136/9. However, a blissful bowling performance went in vain as KL Rahul's expensive drop of Mehidy Hasan cost them the match. Mehidy Hasan played a heroic 39-ball 38 run knock to help Bangladesh claim a 1-wicket win and go 1-0 up in the series.
Despite this close call, we predict India to win the upcoming encounter. India are used to such wickets and will come out with a better plan to take the match away. On occasions like these, we recommend our viewers enjoy some betting experience and put their cricketing knowledge to good use. Three-way, Match winner, over and under, and in-game betting are some options we recommend that will provide the best returns on investment. Although, we advise you do your research before placing a bet.
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The hosts would look to go unchanged as they must keep moving on with their strengths. The bowlers will be the deciding factor for the tigers in this fixture. Courtesy of his 5-for, Shakib al Hasan now has 8 wickets in his last 4 games at an economy of 3.77. Mehidy Hasan will be the game-changer for the team as he is crucial with both, bat and ball. He has a sum of 18 wickets in his past 10 matches with an economy of just 5.47. As for the batters, they need to step up and take responsibility. Skipper Litton Das has looked in fine touch. His 41-run knock has helped him get to 318 runs in the past 10 games. He averages 53.00 and will be a nightmare if he gets going. He will be accompanied by Mahmudullah in the lower order, who has 270 runs to his name in the past 10 matches. There is plenty of experience in this line-up with the ability to put up another upset like the previous game.
Squad: Litton Das(C), Mushfiqur Rahim(wk), Najmul Hossain Shanto, Yasir Ali, Afif Hossain, Mahmudullah, Mehidy Hassan, Shakib al Hasan, Ebadot Hossain, Taskin Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman
Meanwhile, India would be planning the perfect revenge for what could have been a massive win first up. Rohit, Shikhar, and Virat, as the most experienced batters, need to take responsibility to put India in a strong position. Shikhar Dhawan has amassed 289 runs in his past 10 one-dayers and averages well over 30. A lot of eyes will be on youngster Shreyas Iyer, who has impressed many with the bat. He has amassed 344 runs in his past 7 games at a whopping average of 86. On the other hand, the bowling department seems very reliable. Courtesy of his 3/32, Mohammed Siraj has taken 10 wickets in his past 6 games. He will be accompanied by Shardul Thakur, who has 9 scalps in his past 7 matches. This Indian team is filled with talent and has the capability to win any match-up.
Squad: Rohit Sharma(C), KL Rahul(VC), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Shikhar Dhawan, Kuldeep Sen, Washington Sundar, Shahbaz Ahmed, Shardul Thakur, Mohammad Siraj, Deepak Chahar
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Pitch and weather Conditions
The weather hasn't changed one bit at Shere Bangla. It'll be a warm and sunny day, with humidity fluctuating between 50 and 60% throughout the game. The temperatures may vary between 23 to 27 degrees with there being zero to no chances of precipitation.
Meanwhile, the pitch offers plenty of help for both batters and bowlers. Pacers will get ample assistance from the surface but spinners will be the key element in bowling as the match progresses. Batters will need to bat sensibly and with utter discipline to get the runs on the board. The previous game witnessed a low-scoring thriller and the average first innings score at the venue is 226, hence, both the captains would look to chase at this venue.
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In other, more normal circumstances, President Trump might be expected to give tonight's State of the Union address as a somewhat humbled man. He was, after all, forced to delay the speech by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over the government shutdown he instigated — and then ended the shutdown when it became apparent he was losing support from Republicans in Congress. The event also comes as newly empowered House Democrats are feeling their oats after reclaiming power in the November midterm elections. By any objective measure, the president is on a losing streak.
The state of the Union is … terrifying. Trumpism has always relied on a fair amount of scaremongering, and tonight's address looks like the last chance to make his case for a wall on the United States' southern border. Both of these factors combined means Trump can be expected, again, to paint a picture of America as a dangerous place, beset by immigrants who murder our citizens, furnish them with life-killing drugs, and engage in human trafficking. Seem extreme? Consider the president's guest list for tonight.
Trump SOTU guests include: family of couple killed by unauthorized immigrant; human trafficking investigator; survivors of Pittsburgh massacre; Alice Johnson; recovering opioid addict; re-hired sawmill employee; child cancer survivor; kid bullied for being named Joshua Trump.
Trump has long argued that a wall is the only way to prevent these evils. So far, few Americans are buying it. His last grasp at making the sale, then, is to put a human face on his version of the issue.
The state of the Union is … awesome. Despite the aforementioned losing streak, Trump does indeed have good news to share: Job growth in America is strong, and wage growth seems to be bubbling up, too. Still, most Americans think the country is on the wrong track. Nearly as many disapprove of the president's job performance. A growing number of Republicans are ready to see him face primary competition in 2020.
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The state of the Union is … boring. Despite the drama, though, there's a real possibility this speech — like so many before it — will quickly fade into oblivion. In the last 40 years or so, there has been precisely one memorable moment at a State of the Union: President Clinton's 1996 declaration that "the era of big government is over." (He was wrong.) The speeches — and the responses — tend to be snoozers, notable only for the occasional gaffes and breaches of decorum. President Trump, so far, has not proven the exception to the rule.
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After numerous delays, we finally get a date.
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On the evening of Saturday 19 March 2022, we are taking part in the London Walk, organised by our friends the London Homeless Collective. This walk brings charities and (and all of our wonderful supporters) working in homelessness in the city together to walk as one. The event brings us all together to fight against homelessness and support those currently experiencing it. We love the unified mission and hope you will take part with a team from Glass Door.
There will be two routes available: a 10K or marathon-length walk through Central London. Along the way, we'll pass by the bases of London Homeless Collective partners including The Passage (in Victoria) and Connection at St Martin's (in Trafalgar Square), where we can have a break.
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BIDMC official shares lessons learned following data breach
A data breach at Boston's Beth Israel medical center had a relatively small impact, but highlights some big security issues, CIO John Halamka says.
Ed Burns, Executive Editor
Even the best IT security policy can fail when users don't understand how to follow it properly. That was something Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston found out recently after a stolen laptop could have exposed the personal health information of roughly 3,900 patients. Largely because of lax encryption practices, the records on the stolen device were vulnerable. The hospital's experiences following this data breach could offer important lessons to other health care groups responsible for safeguarding patient data.
On May 22, 2012, a Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) physician's personal laptop containing patient information was stolen from his office, according to a BIDMC release. As data breaches go, the event's impact was relatively low. The number of patients affected was smaller than in some recent breaches, including one in April at the Utah Department of Health, in which hackers made off with the personal data of about 800,000 Utah Medicaid patients.
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Furthermore, the data that BIDMC lost mainly included administrative summaries. It did not contain Social Security numbers, complete medical records or any other financial data that could be used for fraudulent purposes, hospital officials said in the release.
While the overall impact of the breach might be relatively small, this incident highlights some common issues facing health care providers in this age of BYOD (bring your own device) policies. Even with the best-thought-out policies, vulnerabilities still can persist.
A health care organization's data breach risk will never completely disappear, said Dr. John Halamka, chief information officer at BIDMC. As long as physicians need to access information, opportunities for data thieves will continue. "You hope that you can put in place the policies and technical controls that enable the access required for clinical care while minimizing risk," he said. "Risk will never be zero because you need access to data and you need to get it on multiple devices in multiple locations -- you just need to minimize risk."
Toward that end, the hospital is launching new initiatives to help employees play a bigger role in protecting patient data. No major changes will be made to existing data-protection policies, as these protocols already are relatively strong, Halamka said. All employees who access data on a personal device must encrypt the data, password-protect the device, and set it up to log out automatically after a certain amount of idle time.
What is changing is BIDMC's support for these policies and their enforcement. The hospital is planning to launch educational initiatives in the coming months. It also will set up depots where employees can drop off hospital-purchased devices so IT staff can install appropriate security software and set the devices up to encrypt data automatically. Then the hospital will offer to set up personal devices purchased by employees.
Once all of this is completed, BIDMC will require employees to attest that they have not changed any security or encryption settings each time a device password is changed. "What you do is, you educate, you assist and then you require attestation," Halamka said. "It's basically education but then leaving the individual with a fully protected device and it's their responsibility to protect it thereafter."
Still, securing mobile devices in a health care setting can be difficult. The BYOD culture of most large health providers and the increasing use of mobile devices raise questions about how to secure the data on these tools, as well as to protect the devices themselves, said Lynne Dunbrack, an analyst with IDC Health Insights.
You hope that you can put in place the policies and technical controls that enable the access required for clinical care while minimizing risk.
Dr. John Halamka,
CIO, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Corporate-owned laptop and mobile devices can be fitted with tracking software, along with software that allows the hospital to wipe data or lock down the device if it is lost or stolen, Dunbrack said. This is not done with personal devices that doctors bring to the hospital, however. Additionally, many staff today use removable drives to bring files home, and the small physical size of these drives makes them vulnerable to loss or theft.
"What you saw at Beth Israel, that plays itself out on a daily basis, whether it's hospitals, physician practices or even health plans," Dunbrack said. "[BYOD] adds an extra level of complexity. It comes down to policy and how well employees follow it."
Further complicating the situation is the fact that many of the doctors who show up at a hospital each day are private physicians checking on their patients, not employees of the hospital. Since these medical professionals aren't employees, the hospital can't tell them what type of technology they need to run. Halamka compared the situation to a Toyota plant allowing workers to assemble whatever make of car they want.
Even with this drawback, allowing the BYOD environment has its benefits. Physicians can use their preferred devices to access information where and how they choose, and that can support patient care. Disallowing the use of personal devices might have certain security benefits, but it wouldn't work for a broad number of physicians who treat patients at the hospital, Halamka said.
Therefore, BIDMC will follow BYOD plans, but with limitations. One example is the technology mobile devices use to move email messages from exchange servers. The iPhone and other smartphones support ActiveSync, an email exchange protocol that is completely encrypted, Halamka pointed out. However, the iPhone also supports older protocols, such as point of presence and Internet Message Access Protocol, or IMAP, which cannot be encrypted.
"The notion of creating a policy that says, 'You cannot go buy the Apple product of your choice' isn't really going to work so well," Halamka said. "We'll tolerate BYOD, but within certain limits."
Eliminating BYOD altogether is not a viable option for most health systems, Dunbrack agreed. She acknowledged that some have taken this step, but described it as more "draconian." Physicians, particularly those with multiple admitting privileges, don't want to be made to use a different device at every hospital they send their patients to.
It might not be possible to ever completely eliminate the risk of a data breach, but health care providers have a strong financial incentive to minimize their exposure wherever possible. Estimates put the cost of data breaches at about $200 per record lost, Dunbrack said When thousands of patients' data is lost, the cost adds up quickly.
With the high cost associated with data breaches, investing in security can actually pay off later, Halamka said. "It just becomes so apparently clear to everyone that even if you have to spend a couple hundred thousand dollars to assist everyone to get their devices and conform it with policy, it's a bargain," he said.
Let us know what you think about this story; email Ed Burns, News Writer.
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North Korea orders people to pay for candies as gifts from leader Kim Jong Un
Candy making campaign saps supplies of sugar and flour, driving prices up.
In a file photo, a worker stands before a machine on a candy production line at the Unha Taesong Foodstuff Factory in Pyongyang, North Korea.
Local governments in North Korea are scrambling to make candies in preparation for a nationwide celebration of leader Kim Jong Un's birthday in January, but the government is forcing hungry citizens to pay for it, sources in the country told RFA.
At a time when the country is struggling with food shortages said to be almost as bad as the 1990s famine, the nationwide baking project has made a huge dent in flour and sugar supplies, doubling prices, and funneling money away from the people who need it to buy food for themselves.
"Since yesterday, the price of one kilogram of flour has jumped from 12,000 won (U.S. $2.40) to 30,000 won ($6). The price of sugar has also jumped from 13,000 won to 25,000 won," a resident of Unsan, South Pyongan province, north of the capital Pyongyang, told RFA's Korean Service.
"It's all because the central government has ordered that each province must produce and supply confections as gifts for children from Kim Jong Un for his birthday on January 8," said the source, who requested anonymity for security reasons.
The gift of sweets to children on or around the birthday of the country's leader or his predecessors has been a longtime tradition in the north, dating back to the era of Kim's grandfather, national founder Kim Il Sung.
Early on in Kim Jong Un's rule, candies were supplied to expectant mothers and students in daycare and elementary schools on Jan. 8, but since 2019, the government expanded candy gifts to every child across the country, to be received on Jan. 1.
"The amount of imported flour and sugar circulating in local markets is very limited because border trade has been suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic. Prices for flour and sugar will continue to rise until food factories finish producing the confections," said the source from Unsan.
The current economic devastation and widespread food shortages are due to North Korea's closed border with China and suspension of all trade with Beijing at the start of the pandemic, almost two years ago.
The lack of food imports to bridge the gap between domestic production and demand made shortages more pronounced. The closed border also makes it harder for the country to scrape together enough sugar for candy, as most of it prior to the pandemic had been coming from China, according to the source.
With prices on the rise, some local governments are forcing the people to pay for the ingredients.
"Starting today, food factories in Uiju county have started producing confections for Kim Jong Un's birthday present," a resident of the county in North Pyongan province, in the country's northwest, told RFA.
"To purchase the raw materials for confections, the county party directly imposed a tax of 5,000 won on each household," said the second source, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
The local government has a deadline to finish the candy by Dec. 20, so it has started directly controlling distribution of all flour and sugar in the county to secure enough of each ingredient to the food factories, according to the second source.
The result has been that even less flour and sugar reach the markets.
"They even demanded each house provide one egg for confection production. As people must purchase the eggs for donation at the local marketplace, the market is running out of eggs," the second source said.
"Residents are angry that the authorities are wiping out the pockets of the people at a time like this to make candy for children, supposedly from Kim Jong Un for his birthday."
RFA reported in March 2020 that celebrations, including production of candy gifts, for the birth anniversary of Kim Jong Un's father and predecessor Kim Jong Il, were scaled down that February due to the start of the pandemic.
By March 2020, however, the whole country was ordered to scramble to make enough candy to celebrate Kim Il Sung's birth anniversary in April that year.
Translated by Claire Lee. Written in English by Eugene Whong.
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Typical of a tyrant leader. Shameful self-centered person who once again only thinks of himself. His people are starving and have hardly anything, but this fat man who evidently indulges himself at the price of his peoples' lives continues to strut his horrific self to the world. Sadly, he is so proud of himself !


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Q: Open image to print in new window using jQuery I have been trying to get this seemingly simple jQuery to work. The plan is to have an external image, which is a smaller version of a large promotional landing page, open in a new window with a print dialog and then close after printing (or canceling). This is the closest I can get it to work (jsfiddle):
$('#printBtn').click(function() {
    var couponWindow=window.open('','couponWindow','width=580,height=710');
    couponWindow.focus();
    couponWindow.print();
    couponWindow.close();
});

I have tried numerous attempts and variations to open the image into the new window including:
var couponWindow=window.open(this.href('http://ecommerce.maurices.com/str/pzTesting/mysteryOffer/coupon.gif'),'couponWindow','width=580,height=710');

and
var URL = $.myURL("index", $(this).attr('http://ecommerce.maurices.com/str/pzTesting/mysteryOffer/coupon.gif'));
    window.open(URL,'couponWindow','width=580,height=710');

All of my attempts to add the image to the window either produces no window, the window opens and closes immediately, or the window opens with the image but doesn't show the print dialog. I have the "coupon" image hosted externally and have also tried with a basic HTML file with the image wrapped in a div. What am I missing?

A: There is no need to open up a new window. CSS Print Media is all you need.

$("button").on("click", function() {
  $("#coupon").off("load").on("load", function() {
    window.print();
  }).attr("src", "http://www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/images/dog2.jpg");
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body #coupon {
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  body #coupon {
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<button>Print coupon</button>

A: Create a new HTML file "print-coupon.html" that explicitly invokes the print command and have that HTML file open in a new window.

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abu mohammed's Blogs
A few interesting facts regarding America and New York City
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From the Book, (400 page pdf) Looking into the Eye of Dajjal Page 65 onwards
The 'New, Modern Babylon'
As the Bible predicted the coming of a 'New Jerusalem', i.e. Makkah Mukarramah which shall serve as the centre stage of religion for the world, so too did the Bible predict the coming of a new, more modern,
more powerful Babylon, whose mission shall be the same as the first, i.e. to make war against the slaves of Almighty Allâh and to crush true religion totally. The detailed description provided by the Bible of this 'mysterious, great Babylon', which shall rise at the ends of time fits perfectly with The United States of America and New York City in particular.
An example of reference towards this city found in the present scriptures is what has been mentioned in the book 'Revelation, chapter 17', phrases of which are:
Then one of the seven angels who had the seven bowls came and spoke with me, (i.e. with John- one of the Ambiya' of the Banu-Israel- possibly Nabi Yahya (a.s.)) saying,
"Come here, I will show you the judgment of the great harlot (prostitute) who sits on many waters,
- i.e. An empire whose rule (naval military power) rests over the ocean.
This makes clear reference to the USA since it is the U.S. Navy that has the most ships by far of any navy worldwide. It is the largest navy in terms of manpower. What makes the U.S. Navy stand out the most is
its 10 aircraft carriers—more than that of the rest of the world put together.
with whom the kings of the earth committed acts of immorality,
- i.e. An empire whose female agents lure leaders of many countries, especially Muslim countries, into adultery, after which they are blackmailed into submission.
and those who dwell on the earth were made drunk with the wine of her immorality.
- i.e. An empire whose immorality shall affect people all over the globe. Through the creation of 'Hollywood' the highest levels of immoral intoxication has been created, where a man views another's sexual acts, while his wife and daughter sit at his side. Nauuzubillah!
Through the cinemas, televisions and the internet, this filth has filtered to all who dwell on the earth, reaching every nook and corner.
And he carried me away in the Spirit into a wilderness; and I saw a woman sitting on a scarlet beast, full of blasphemous names, having seven heads and ten horns. The woman was clothed in purple and scarlet, and adorned with gold and precious stones and pearls, having in her hand a gold cup full of abominations and of the unclean things of her immorality, and on her forehead a name was written:
'A MYSTERY, "BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH".
And I saw the woman drunk with the blood of the saints, and with the blood of the witnesses of Jesus.
- i.e. The woman was not the Babylon of Iraq that all know, but another mysterious empire that would rise as a butcher of the saints, a super-power that shall wage a war against religion and morality. What is meant by 'the witnesses of Jesus' is not clear, but it could very well refer to the scholars of the Quraan, since it is only the Quraan that has come after Nabi Isa (a.s.), giving testimony to the works of Nabi Isa (a.s.) and explaining his reality.
The Bible then goes on to describe the destruction of this city and the men that shall be in the forefront of bringing it to the ground. In these passages too, there is clear indication that the prostitute (harlot) discussed in the Bible, described as 'Babylon The-Great' is none other than the USA and New York City in particular.
The quote from 'Revelation 18' is as follows:
After this I saw another angel coming down from heaven. He had great authority, and the earth was illuminated by his splendor.
With a mighty voice he shouted:
"'Fallen! Fallen is Babylon the Great!
Woe to you, great city, you mighty city of Babylon!
In one hour your doom has come!'
"The merchants of the earth will weep and mourn over her because no one buys their cargoes anymore"
- Why would no one buy the merchants' goods anymore if it is just a city that is destroyed? It's not hard to explain this. When America is gone, the US dollar will no longer have backing, becoming worthless paper. Keep in mind that the US dollar is a main reserve currency of the world. If all the dollars most nations are holding suddenly lost their value overnight, it would turn the financial order upside down, causing a panic and a sure global economic collapse. Under those conditions, naturally, no one will be able to buy the luxury goods that the merchants are getting rich on.
Cargoes of gold, silver, precious stones and pearls; fine linen, purple, silk and scarlet cloth; every sort of citron wood, and articles of every kind made of ivory, costly wood, bronze, iron and marble; cargoes of cinnamon and spice, of incense, myrrh and frankincense, of wine and olive oil, of fine flour and wheat; cattle and sheep; horses and carriages; and human beings sold as slaves.
- This list represents "every luxury the heart could desire" But when some look at this list of ancient luxuries, they have trouble matching it up with modern American goods. You would be hard pressed to find a trade in "chariots" today anywhere, but you will find their modern equivalent of automobiles, airplanes, trains and even bicycles traded heavily in America. It seems reasonable to concede that the people of former times would have no concepts or words for such modern inventions and would be given the word chariots and horses to cover modern transportation goods.
The point to remember here is that it does not say that the goods are made in this modern Babylon, but rather that they are imported or traded by her. America is well known as the greatest importer and consumer of fine goods in the world.
Through the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), and other commodities, futures and stock exchanges, America is a leader in the trade and marketing of such goods. America does not have to produce the goods listed to fulfill the prophecy; she only has to trade them.
As for trading in slaves, which was apparently abolished years ago, it is a well-known fact that only one system of slavery has been abolished. As for slavery in the forms of 'forced child labour', 'sexual exploitation', etc, these types continue to flourish in the modern world, with America sitting at its head.
"Every sea captain, and all who travel by ship, the sailors, and all who earn their living from the sea, will stand far off. When they see the smoke of her burning, they will exclaim, 'Was there ever a city like this great city?' They will throw dust on their heads, and with weeping and mourning cry out"
- In this day and age, especially by virtue of the list of commodities that are traded in "Mystery Babylon, this city, to have this kind of merchandise coming in by ships, must be a deep-water seaport city. The cry of the merchants that 'was there ever a city like this reat city' indicates that in the whole world, this 'Mystery Babylon' shall be recognized as the most influential deep-water seaport city of the modern world. According to surveys conducted, New York City (known as The Big Apple) is home to most of the world's top investment banks and hedge funds. Its stock market trade levels are ten times that of London and four times that of Tokyo. It is a global leader in media, advertising and the music industry and dominates in the realms of fashion and luxury. Visitors spend more money in New York than any city in the world.
Then a mighty angel picked up a boulder the size of a large millstone and threw it into the sea, and said:
"With such violence the great city of Babylon will be thrown down, never to be found again.
The music of harpists and musicians, pipers and trumpeters, will never be heard in you again. No worker of any trade will ever be found in you again. The sound of a millstone will never be heard in you again. The light of a lamp will never shine in you again. The voice of bridegroom and bride will never be heard in you again. Your merchants were the world's important people. By your magic spell, all the nations were led astray.
- Wherever one goes he shall find American culture
- Wherever one goes he shall find American culture desired and imported. The violent, sexual and immoral themes of American TV, movies, music, pornography reached nearly everywhere, even before the Internet was invented, which has now only made matters worse. This American-imitation intoxication is a result of
far-reaching sorcery, magic spells and enchantments which, through television, the internet, etc, spreads throughout the world. The name 'Hollywood' itself explains its reality, i.e. it is a wand made of 'holy' (magical) wood, which emits magic dust when spun over the heads of man by a fairy or mighty wizard.
Through the movie industry, Hollywood's satanic magical poison gets transported across the globe, influencing millions every second, thus satanic forces are ever-ready to fund this industry with whatever amounts are required, no matter how exorbitant it may seem.
This magic, as explained at the beginning (see pdf), is nothing but what is today known as 'Kabbalah' and what was previously known as 'the knowledge of Haaroot and Maaroot'. The details of how this knowledge reached America shall Insha-Allâh be discussed further on in the book (see attached).
The last sentence describing this 'prostitute nation' reads as follows:
"In her was found the blood of prophets and of God's holy people, of all who have been slaughtered on the earth."
A few more interesting facts regarding America and New York City
1) In the Bible the final empire of evil has been described as 'a harlot (prostitute), sitting on water, with a cup in her hand, filled with abominable things' This phrase, together with indicating towards the meaning mentioned above, at the same time also offers an unambiguous description of what one needs to look out for in order to locate this empire. That is, it shall be such an empire that, when one enters it, he shall find a harlot (a prostitute) with a cup in a hand sitting upon water.
When one enters New York City Harbour, the first sight that greets immigrants by sea is a statue of a tall woman, holding a torch-cup high above her head. This statue, famously known as 'The Statue of Liberty', is
nothing else but an image of 'Ishtar' (an assumed goddess of the Babylonians, known as the mother of prostitution). This 'goddess' would later be worshipped by the Romans, except that they changed her name
to 'Libertas' (a Latin word meaning 'liberty').
As for the cup in her hand filled with abominable things, the word translated as 'abominable things' is derived from the word 'bdeoh', which means to 'break wind', 'to pass gas', etc. Thus, a probable meaning could also be that in the cup shall be a substance that emits a 'gas' smell. How amazing then is it not when one learns that the torch-cup of the Statue of Liberty burns an external flame, fuelled by a 'smelly' natural gas. Standing high (93m from base to tip of the torch) on Bedloe's Island (later named as 'Liberty Island), and covering approximately one-third of the island's surface, this statue fits perfectly with the description of 'a harlot upon water, except that the statue itself is not sitting, but rather its pedestal is, which practically amounts to the same thing.
The crown of the statue, which can be reached by climbing 354 steps, has seven spikes (sun-rays) which represent the seven seas and seven continents of the world, indicating that the effects of this empire/harlot
shall be felt around the globe, precisely what had been mentioned in the verse 'By your magic spell, all the nations were led astray'.
2) The present Statue of Liberty was the 'brainchild' of Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, a French sculptor. He named his statue 'Liberty enlightening the world', and till today this remains its official name. It seems his intention was that the 'goddess of prostitution and freedom (from Divine Law)', that had come to pull the world out of what they regard as darkness i.e. the darkness of religion into the so-called light of 'secularism, atheism and finally satanism, should stand at the forefront of this empire (Nauu'zubillah!)
Bartholdi had personally selected Bedloe's Island in New York Harbour as the site for his huge statue, so that it may act as a welcoming sign for all immigrants coming in by sea. Spurred by shaitaani lobbies operating from behind, the public as well as the government of both France and the United States joined hands in funding this extremely expensive project.
3) As with regards to the height of the statue, (34m from heel to the top of the head) this height was perhaps chosen as an intended mock of Nabi Adam (a.s.) whose height was slightly less than this (approximately 28m). The reason of Iblîs's disgrace and expulsion from Jannah was due to his enmity for Nabi Adam (a.s.) in particular and 'man' in general, and his refusal to bow in front of Nabi Adam (a.s.) and accept his superiority. By having a statue built on the height of Nabi Adam (a.s.), with a burning flame high above its head and with broken chains at its feet, the statue sends out a loud message that for the son of Adam to be set free to satiate his carnal passion, he will first have to accept that his position lies
beneath the fire. (Nauu'zubillah!)
In fact, a sentence written by Emma Lazarus, one of the woman who were in the frontline in America to raise money for the pedestal upon which the statue presently stands, inscribed on a plaque mounted inside the pedestal of the statute, spells it out even more clearly. It reads as:
"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free."
(It is as though this poem is calling for all bound in the slavery of religion to come over to her and attain freedom, freedom to do whatever they wish, with whomsoever they wish, however they wish.)
Nauu'zubillah!
4) Being thrilled with their progress in locating the land selected to host the mightiest empire at the end of times, shaitaani agents displayed their affirmation that 'Mystery Babylon' had finally been found by erecting its name so high that none who enter the port of New York City would ever miss it, yet so cunningly that none would ever realize what it meant.
When ships coming in to the harbor facilities of New York City make their final approach to the Harbor-channel shipping lanes, they have to come in from the south, heading due North straight for a spot on Long Island . This spot was selected by shaitaani agents to be named as 'BABYLON'. Due to the island being small, this indication, like all other shaitaani/dajjâli symbols, would send out a vivid yet discreet message to all arriving at the port of New York that the approaching city is none other than 'Mystery Babylon'.
5) The European search for 'Mystery Babylon' began just after Spain opened the chapter of the New Era of Exploration or The Modern Age of Discovery in the 15th century, following the fall of Constantinople. An in-depth study of how foreign European nations then took over these lands, wiped out its inhabitants and
established themselves as the leading power in the world would reveal great indication of satanic/illuminati forces working from behind in the creation of this 'Mystery World'.
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VERNISSAGE: Thursday 10 August —16:00 - 19:00 // LIVE MUSIC BY 'THE REDHEADED STEPCHILD' // NATURAL WINE FROM ROSFORTH & ROSFORTH // DRINKS MADE WITH SNAPS FROM THE 'BYBI' PROJECT.
Please register for the seminar by noon on Thursday, 10 August. Participation is free of charge.
This is a mini seminar exploring the MIMOOL theme and introducing the audience to the participants in this extensive and exciting project, spanning three cities in three different countries. Speakers include: Professor Bogki Min from Seoul National University, Jens Larsen (author and founder of 'Old Friends Industries'), Janne K. Hansen and Helen Clara Hemsley. Supported by the Danish Arts Foundation and the Embassy of Denmark in South Korea.
MIMOOL – encompasses the notion that even seemingly insignificant things have meaning in this world, because everything is connected.
15.00 Welcome and introduction by Janne K. Hansen and Helen Clara Hemsley.
15.20 Jens Larsen – author and founder of 'Old Friends Industries' explains quantum physics and Zen and how everything has a consciousness and is connected to each other.
16.00 BREAK (with tea, coffee and a bite to eat).
16.30 Professor Bogki Min – jewellery maker and professor at Seoul National University presents the Korean jewellery. Translator: Jeahee Jung (Cass).
17.00 Janne K. Hansen and Helen Clara Hemsley present the Danish and the Japanese jewellery.
PLEASE CONFIRM ATTENDANCE WITH HELEN (helen@helenclarahemsley.dk) OR JANNE (mail@goldfingers.dk).


Surefeed E2 Varies Buy Now!
A rifle magazine is really simply a metal or polymer box with a spring, baseplate, and follower inside of it. Simple enough. You can 3D-printone even. However, to avoid a dreaded malfunction, everything has to work together, flawlessly. The spring must be at a specific tension in order to advance the round properly, the follower cannot be too rough, and the magazine itself needs to be robust and reliable, especially with the hard use professional and a lot of citizen users subject them to.
Okay Industries co-developed the 30-round aluminum AR15/M16 magazine in the late 60s/early 70s. Prior to this, the black rifle usually was issued or shipped with 20 round magazines, which was found to be insufficent for most situations, especially considering the smaller 5.56mm round. So, 30 rounds was declared the standard, and Okay stepped up to the plate, as they had produced quality magazines for a variety of firearms prior to that, including the venerable M1 carbine, under their original name of B Jahn. Rapidly, the Okay name became sought-after by soldiers who "knew their stuff". Many military contractors produced 30-round magazines, but Okay magazines were regarded as the best. The citizen shooting world took notice, and surplus Okay magazines were prized and commanded a decent markup on the secondary market. After many decades, Okay finally released their magazine to the general public. These were identical to the original USGI magazines by Okay, and were sought out by "clone" builders (people who look to produce a rifle that is a replica of a certain military rifle, i.e. a Vietnam-era M16), with the new E2 variant being the latest evolution of the Okay Industries Surefeed magazine.
Polymer is all the rage, so why aluminum?
Chances are, your AR-pattern rifle shipped with a polymer mag, most likely the ubiquitous PMAG by Magpul. They're cheap, reliable, and Magpul turns them out by the planeload. Nothing wrong with that. Polymer is seen as the evolution beyond aluminum, even. However, aluminum and metal magazines still have their place. For one, they are proven. Since the inception of the AR platform, aluminum magazines have been the "standard". While it can be argued that aluminum magazines are not as durable as new polymer magazines, your standard USGI mags have decades of combat proof that say otherwise. There's a back-and-forth argument that aluminum holds up better in extreme cold, but Magpul does dispute the claim. However, it is a definite fact that aluminum magazines are usually cheaper than their plastic fantastic brethren.
Also, as I noted in an eariler test of the Daniel Defense DD Mag, aluminum magazines fit older AR/M16 rifles better.
So what makes the Surefeed E2 Magazine special?
At first glance, the Surefeed E2 5.56mm AR magazine looks like any other aluminum AR magazine made over the past 40 years. Multiple vertical ribs, and a slight curvature. But that's where the similarities end. Like any interchangeable part on an AR, the true differences are internal. The E2 magazine features textured side panels for a positive secure grip during mag swaps. It also has an enhanced feed lip design that reduces friction and improves cartridge alignment for reliable feeding. The spring is tensioned just right, for optimal function in semi-automatic and full-auto firing modes. The four-way anti-tilt follower enhances reliable feeding for less chance of a jam. Each magazine is coated with a Teflon-like substance that resists corrosion and even keeps the mags looking fresh after hard use.
That's nice, but what about in the real world?
Much like my last magazine review, the opportunity to review the Surefeed E2 magazine came about at random, as my friends at The Mag Shack offered to ship me down a few to evaluate. The Mag Shack, out of Tallahassee, caters extensively to all types of shooters, from professional door kickers, to people like myself. It's great to have cool gun businesses here in Florida.
This time around though, I upped the ante for the testing a bit and called on Carlos & Willie, proprietors of CW Gunwerksto meet up down at Henry's Range in the wilds of southern Dade County. It's a no-frills outdoor range and everyone pretty much polices themselves. It's great. Anyway, in addition to carrying a small selection of standard firearms and accessories, CW builds select-fire samples based on the AK and AR platforms, in addition to some fun curiosities like select-fire GLOCK pistols and the like. Fun.
And what better torture test for a rifle magazine than using it to feed a rifle that is configured as it was meant to be, in full auto?
So, on down to Henry's.
I arrived prior to the CW gang, and I decided to warm up by testing the magazine on a new pistol build that I had finished ages ago, but hadn't gotten around to running. While (obviously) my pistol AR wasn't fully automatic, I did have a CMC flat trigger installed, which I can get going pretty fast. Loading the magazine was simple and efficient - nothing unusual there. The magazine fit just fine - it's standard, afterall. I had the range to myself (it was early on a Sunday), but regardless I called "going hot!", and put 30 rounds semi-automatically down range. Flawless.
After some minor adjustments to my pistol's Poortex optic, I did another 30 just because. No issues. After about an hour, the CW crew rolled up with their motley crew of machine guns.
Now for the real fun. After some catching up and basic education on just what makes a full-auto piece go, we got down to business. Since the purpose of this exercise was to stress-test the magazine, we didn't fuss over accuracy - so basically we just did mag dump after mag dump using the Surefeed E2 magazines.
After about 300 rounds continuous - no flaws. No failures to feed, nothing. Solid. The Surefeed is "Okay"!
Of course, this was with us just "babying" the magazines. Load, make ready, mag dump, reload. The real torture is accomplished with rough handling. So, I tossed the mags against some rocks, dropped them, and otherwise subjected them to rough handling. Loaded, made ready. Again, flawless, even in full-auto.
Now, for some added stress, we decided to up the ante a bit. Carlos, inspired by @klayco47 on Instagram, suggested we actually set the Surefeed E2 magazine itself up as a target, and shoot it. Then load it up as much as possible, and run it. So yeah - we actually shot a round through the magazine itself.
Hey, it could happen in the real world. Bullets have struck bullets in flight, even.
The magazine was pretty damaged after shooting it. The floorplate was gone, and the spring was partially dangling out the bottom. We still decided to load up some rounds and give it a test. Damaged, the Surefeed E2 still held about 15 rounds. So we loaded it up (something fell out!), made ready, and did another mag dump.
Even damaged, the Surefeed E2 held itself together enough to flawlessly feed 15 rounds into CW's custom post-sample full-auto AR-pattern rifle. Impressive. In an emergency, those 15 rounds might be the rounds that save your life. Our little take on real-world battle testing. Definitely adding this one to the protocol - thank you Klayco and CW!
With magazines, my general advice is to buy them cheap and stack them deep. You can never have enough. I like to spread out my choices between select manufacturers for variety and safety. With a critical component, you should never have just one vendor. I'm thrilled to add Okay Industries/Surefeed to that list. The evidence does stand as to why the pros have trusted them for over four decades.
Again a special thanks to The Mag Shack for hooking it up, Surefeed for the awesome product, and CW for the full-auto fun.


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2399350A narrative of service with the Third Wisconsin Infantry — A cavalry expeditionJulian Wisner Hinkley
On June 6 this easy life came to an end. The company commanders of our Regiment were summoned to the Colonel's tent, and informed that the Regiment had been selected to accompany a cavalry expedition. We were instructed to leave behind all baggage not carried on the persons of the men, and to take only those who could march thirty miles a day. The expedition was to be composed of the two best regiments in each corps—the Second Massachusetts and ourselves having been selected from the Twelfth.
We left our camp at about six o'clock and marched that night to Spott Tavern, fifteen miles away. The next day we reached Bealeton Station, where we bivouacked in the woods until the night of the 8th, awaiting the arrival of our cavalry. We were joined here by a number of other regiments, the whole force being under command of General Ames. Our State pride was highly gratified to find four Wisconsin regiments in this detail of picked commands from every corps.
On the night of the 8th, our whole force, infantry, artillery, and cavalry, moved down to the Rappahannock at Beverly Ford. The next morning, a portion of the Third Wisconsin was deployed to cover the crossing; but the enemy had not discovered us, and we passed over without trouble. The cavalry now pushed on to Brandy Station, on the railroad; the infantry following, with our detachment in the lead. The cavalry were soon briskly engaged, and in a little while Colonel Davis, their commanding officer, was brought back mortally wounded. The infantry was now disposed on the flanks, to guard the cavalry from being taken at a disadvantage. The fighting soon became general, being mostly by detached companies deployed as skirmishers. At one time, in advancing with my Company to clear out a piece of woods, I had a lively fight for a short time; five men out of the twenty with me were severely wounded before we drove the enemy from their shelter. At another time, Company D succeeded in getting on the flank and rear of a North Carolina regiment, and captured over a hundred prisoners. Some of our cavalry regiments were pretty severely handled at the beginning of the fight, especially before the infantry came up. On the whole, however, the expedition was a success, resulting in the capture of the head-quarters of the Confederate cavalry leader, General J. E. B. Stuart, together with many valuable papers and orders relating to the contemplated invasion of the North.
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Weekly Minors Roundup: Hernandez, Franco, Altherr, Cozens Heat Up
Here's another weekly rundown of the Phillies' minor leagues with details on some recent noteworthy performers…
Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs…
In eight games since returning to the IronPigs' lineup, following a wrist injury, second baseman/center fielder Cesar Hernandez has gone 11-for-26 (.423 avg) with a double, a triple, two RBI and two steals. The 23-year-old batted .250 in nine games with the big league Phillies earlier this season.
Third baseman Tyler Henson is batting .375 with seven doubles, four home runs and 17 walks in 22 games since joining the 'Pigs. The 25-year-old was signed as a minor league free agent last off-season.
Double-A Reading Fightins…
In his last six games, Maikel Franco, who turns 21-years-old today, is 8-for-22 (.367 avg) with a double, three home runs and seven RBI. The Dominican native began playing first base for the Fightins over the weekend after being strictly a third baseman in his pro career till then. Overall in 126 games combined with Reading and Clearwater, Franco is batting .314 with 29 home runs and 98 RBI this year.
Class A Advanced Clearwater Threshers…
Outfielder Aaron Altherr is 15-for-37 (.405 avg) with three doubles, two homers and seven RBI in his last nine games. The 22-year-old righty hitter is sporting a .276 average with 12 home runs, 68 RBI and 21 steals in 116 games this season. Altherr was the Phillies' 9th round draft choice in 2009.
Cameron Perkins, another Threshers outfielder, had a hot stretch ended with an 0-for-5 effort on Sunday. The Phils' 6th round pick from 2012 was 11-for-25 (.440 avg) in his previous eight games prior to Sunday's contest. Overall this season, the 22-year-old Purdue product is batting .300 with seven homers and 53 RBI in 99 games.
Lefty starting pitcher Hoby Milner has a 3-1 record and a 1.33 ERA in four outings this month. The 22-year-old was selected in the 7th round of last year's draft out of the University of Texas. This season, Milner has a 12-6 record with a 3.77 ERA and a 6.70 K/9 mark in 25 games.
Class A Lakewood BlueClaws…
This year's 1st round draft pick J.P. Crawford is batting .321 with a double, two RBI and two steals in eight games since joining the 'Claws. The 18-year-old shortstop joined Lakewood after sporting a .345/.443/.465 line in 39 games with the GCL Phillies.
Carlos Tocci, Image- Jay Floyd
Outfielder Carlos Tocci is batting .183 in 54 games since the South Atlantic League All-Star game after tallying a .236 average in 60 games prior to the break. Tocci, who turned 18 this past week, was signed by the Phillies on his 16th birthday two years ago.
Short-season A level Williamsport Crosscutters…
Second baseman Andrew Pullin has gone 12-for-30 (.400 avg) with four doubles, a home run and six RBI in his last seven games. This season, in 48 games, the 19-year-old is batting .270 with three homers and 21 RBI. Pullin was the Phillies' 5th round pick in last year's draft.
Over an eight-game hit streak that concluded over the weekend, outfielder Dylan Cozens went 10-for-28 (.357 avg) with a double, a triple, a home run and five RBI. In 58 games this year, the 19-year-old is batting .261 with seven homers, 29 RBI and 10 steals. The lefty batting Cozens was drafted in the 2nd round last year.
Rookie level Gulf Coast League Phillies…
Since making the move from the bullpen to the starting rotation, 18-year-old right-hander Tyler Viza has a 1-0 record with a 1.29 ERA in five outings. Viza was drafted in the 32nd round this year. Overall in 11 games, the youngster has a 1.55 ERA.
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The Isabella County Sheriff's Department is investigating a fatal one-car rollover crash that occurred around 3:30 a.m. Saturday on N. Shepherd Road just north of Beal City Road in Denver Township.
A 1999 Jeep Wrangler driven by Thomas Gary Painter, 22, Mount Pleasant, was traveling northbound on Shepherd when he lost control, began fishtailing, left the roadway and overturned. Painter was ejected from the Jeep and the vehicle ended up rolling over on him, pinning him underneath it. He died as a result of the crash.
Deputies say Painter was not wearing his seat belt and that speed and alcohol were factors in the crash.
Passenger Adam Jacob Cronkite, 17, Mount Pleasant, was wearing his seat belt and was not injured in the crash.
The Isabella County Sheriff's Department was assisted by the Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Police Department, MMR and Isabella Northeast Fire Department.


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Home News World Boy survives, eight die in Indonesian plane crash
Boy survives, eight die in Indonesian plane crash
A 12-year-old boy is the sole survivor of a plane crash that killed eight people in mountainous eastern Indonesia, authorities said Sunday.
The Swiss-made Pilatus aircraft lost contact with air traffic control Saturday during what was supposed to be a flight of around 40 minutes in remote Papua province.
The wreckage of the plane was found in a heavily forested area on a mountain side in the Oksibil subdistrict on Sunday morning.
"Eight passengers were found dead and one was found alive," Papua military spokesman Lieutenant colonel Dax Sianturi said.
"At the moment the cause of the crash has not been confirmed," he told AFP, adding an investigation would be carried out by the national transportation safety committee.
The plane, which was owned by private charter company Dimonim Air, was carrying seven passengers and two crew.
Before the accident, villagers in nearby Okatem reported hearing a loud roar followed by an explosion.
Search and rescue teams walked two hours to reach the crash site and were still recovering the bodies late morning.
Indonesia relies heavily on air transport to connect its thousands of islands but has a poor aviation safety record and has suffered several fatal crashes in recent years.
Papua is a particularly difficult area to reach.
Five people died after a small plane crashed near Wamena in Papua province in July last year.
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Between earning her degree in psychology and her return to graduate school, Nicole spent two years in Niger, a country in West Africa, as a member of the Peace Corps. Nicole's motivation to join the Peace Corps was similar to her reasoning for interning at GRDC: "I wanted to travel but not as a tourist. I wanted to immerse myself in a community and to stay long enough to really get to know the community." Like many travelers, Nicole learned a lot about herself and how others regard her and who she represents. Living in Niger, it wasn't Nicole's race that was an identifier but her citizenship. "I had always identified myself as an African-American, but in Niger I was an American. American was primary. That was new to me." She also had to contend with the dissonance of her social work leanings which emphasized advocacy not just for others but for herself, and her inability to communicate much at all with the people in the village. Effective communication is a great deal harder when the languages spoken are Zarma, Housa and French, none of which Nicole spoke when she arrived in Niger.
The lone American in a village of 6,000, Nicole took on the task of promoting girls' education. The three schools in the village had no initiatives to do this, so Nicole started "Student of the Month." Girls were encouraged to write essays about why education was important. The essays were then read by a board of teachers, and one essay was chosen from each school. The winning authors were then asked to create a high school radio program that would air once a month. Radio in Niger was a lot like television here – hugely popular. On their radio shows the girls shared health information, news, skits, and even local soccer news. The girls became local celebrities, inspiring many girls after them to write essays so that they too could have a chance to host a radio show.
When Nicole finishes her degree, she would like to find work that involves both travel and work with veterans. Nicole has also worked as a case manager for Supportive Services for Veteran Families, an organization that helps veterans and their families with basic needs such as utilities. She "enjoyed the interaction with the veterans, and enjoyed their character," and so would like to continue that work.
Nicole has learned lot about character, both her own and others'. It takes character to live in a village where you don't speak the language, where you are the only American, where your ideas for being an asset to the community might be met with skepticism. It also takes character to convince several organizations to donate money for a shipping container to store supplies for GRDC's many beautification projects, but Nicole knows character when she sees it, and she also knows how powerful it can be. Just last week Nicole was driving through Grandmont #1 looking for Stoepel Park. She was a bit turned around, so she asked a woman who was out gardening for directions. The woman put down her tools and showed Nicole herself. Nicole was so touched by this woman's act of kindness, this demonstration of character, Nicole thought she might just stick around Grandmont Rosedale a bit longer as a resident.
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Truth: I live in a home full of Italian food loving guys. No matter what night of the week it is, I know that a delicious Italian pasta dish is sure to disappear from my family table. With that in mind, I'm always looking for ingredients that bring the classic Italian flavors of the old world to dishes that I can create in my own kitchen. You see, I'm a believer in the philosophy that simple is best and when it comes to ingredients for my Italian dishes, I leave the meatballs to the experts. By combining the expertise that goes into the creation of Carando® Abruzzese Fresh Italian Style Meatballs with my own quick and easy pasta sauce, the options are endless when it come to creating an amazing meal. While this pairing can be used in any number of dishes (think meatball subs, classic spaghetti and meatballs and even a marinara meatball skillet) my family's favorite dish right now just happens to be my warm, delicious and hearty Italian Meatball Bake.
Now, as I mentioned earlier, there are certain tasks I leave to the experts. While I pride myself on what comes out of my kitchen, I fully know that there are certain things that the professionals just do better. That's why I make sure to always have Carando meatballs in my home. These perfectly made meatballs can be found in the refrigerated meat aisle of my local Food Lion are packed full of Italian flavors and I can even get them in a different varieties like Abruzzese Italian Meatballs, Mozzarella Rustica Meatballs and Sicilian Meatballs. Even better, from December 5th through 12th, when I scan my MVP rewards card at the Entry Point Kiosk at Food Lion, I will receive special deals and offers on Carando meatballs! Totally awesome right? While any time I'm at Food Lion I make a bee-line straight for these delicious meatballs that really make my Italian dishes so delicious, these special deals and offers make it the best time ever to pick up this tasty ingredient! And since I can always find a variety of Carando meatballs quickly and easily while doing my weekly shopping, adding them to my Italian Meatball Bake is a no-brainer!
I personally adore the Carando Abruzzese Italian Meatballs for my Italian Meatball Bake because they are authentically crafted with a blend of cheese and herbs and they come pre-made, meaning that I don't have to spend extra time in the kitchen to get that old world flavor that complements my dish just right. Once I've got my Carando meatballs, putting together my Italian Meatball Bake is so simple!
This easy Italian Meatball Bake made with Carando meatballs is a quick and easy weeknight dinner that has old world taste baked into every bite.
2 packs of Carando Abruzzese Italian Meatballs 16 oz.
Sauté the diced sweet onion and garlic in the olive oil until onions are transparent.
Immediately add chicken broth, crushed tomatoes, tomato sauce, tomato paste, sugar, herbs and salt and pepper.
Stir together and bring the sauce to a boil.
Reduce the heat and continue to simmer.
Cook the pasta and Carando meatballs according to the directions on the package.
Drain the pasta and mix it with the pasta sauce.
Layer half of the pasta and sauce mixture into a baking dish.
Top with half the cooked Carando meatballs.
Add the remainder of the pasta.
Finish with the remaining Carando Meatballs.
Sprinkle the Parmesan cheese over the top and back at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes.
Sprinkle diced parsley over the top and serve with bread and a salad.
To start my Italian Meatball Bake, I needed to create a quick and easy marinara sauce that complemented the herbs in the Carando meatballs perfectly. To do this, I simply sautéed my diced onions and garlic in my olive oil until they were translucent. Then I added my chicken broth, crushed tomatoes, tomato sauce, tomato paste, sugar, herbs and salt and pepper to the pan and stirred it all together. Easy peasy!
I brought my sauce to a boil and then reduced the heat to low to let it simmer while I worked on the rest of my Italian Meatball Bake ingredients. While my sauce was simmering, I added my Carando meatballs to a lined baking sheet and baked them according to the directions on the package. Since these meatballs only take 20 minutes to bake perfectly, it was a deliciously convenient way to really take my dish to the next level without having to spend tons of time in the kitchen.
While my Carando meatballs from Food Lion were baking, I cooked my pasta according to the directions on the package, drained it and immediately mixed it with my sauce that had been simmering for about 20 minutes.
With my pasta and my Carando meatballs ready, all that was left to do was to assemble my Italian Meatball Bake. I quickly grabbed a baking dish and spooned half of my pasta mixture into the bottom. Then, I added half of my meatballs to the middle of my Italian Meatball Bake. Why did I do this? Quite simply I wanted everyone around my table to get meatballs in every bite and since the flavor of Carando meatballs is what makes this dish amazing, for me simply putting them on top was not enough.
After spooning the remainder of my pasta over my layer of meatballs, I added my remaining Carando meatballs to the top of my pasta dish, gently pushing them down into the pasta to keep them nestled perfectly in place.
With all my meatballs added to my Italian Meatball Bake, I sprinkled my cheese over the top and popped it back in the oven on 350 degrees Fahrenheit for fifteen minutes, just long enough to heat everything up perfectly and make the cheese nice and melty.
When I pulled my Italian Meatball Bake out of the oven, I had perfection in a dish that I knew my family would absolutely adore.
Under the bubbly cheese, my Carando Abruzzese Italian Meatballs peeked out, promising the old world flavor that only Carando delivers in each and every bite.
After adding a side of bread and a fresh salad to the table, I called my family to dinner and the minute they saw my classic Italian meal, their eyes lit up. But I knew they were about to be even more excited when they started dipping.
You see, with my Carando meatballs in the middle and on top of my Italian Meatball Bake, I knew that these flavorful, easy little nuggets of Italian goodness were going to be the star of this simple-to-make dish.
And I was right. With each spoonful that I served up, my family members were rewarded for a long day with filling pasta, tangy sauce and best of all the amazing taste of Carando meatballs from Food Lion.
While my contributions to this dish made it good, the Carando meatballs truly made it great and the best part was, turning a good dish into an amazing one only required a trip to Food Lion for Carando meatballs.
No matter what Italian inspiration strikes in your home tonight, make sure you're ready to take your classic Italian dishes to the next level by heading to Food Lion to pick up Carando meatballs today. Don't forget to look for the Entry Point Kiosk when you enter Food Lion from December 5th through 12th where you'll be able to scan your MVP rewards card for special deals and offers of Carando meatballs. Then use those delicious, flavorful, easy meatballs to make my Italian Meatball Bake or create your own Italian inspired dish.
Now tell me, what will you be making for dinner tonight with Carando meatballs from Food Lion?
A great addition to pasta night! This has to take over every once in a while! Our family LOVES meatballs! Will be making this soon!
It looks amazing! Can't wait to make it this coming weekend! Perfect comfort food!
Super simple when you can find them pre-made. Our grocery store doesn't carry them though, so hand-made it is!
You are so right that pasta always works and we may have it a little too much. Those meatballs are going to be everybody's favorite a nd shaped so perfectly round.
This looks super yummy! I love how these provided a tasty short cut! So delicious!
This recipe looks amazing. Those meatballs look really good. My youngest really loves meatballs. I'll have to pick some of these up for her.
This looks delicious. My youngest daughter can't get enough of meat balls so she would love this. I'd love premade meatballs to make my meals simpler.
This looks like a great weeknight dinner idea! We love Italian food and quick recipes for it!
Everything looks so delicious! Adding this to my recipe binder. Easy and delish!
Meatball dishes is so easy with these Carando Abruzzese Italian Meatballs. My whole family loves meatballs.
My son is a big fan of meatballs. I swear that's the first thing he eats when they are served with pasta. I am sure my whole family will love this dish.


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Ah Neng's Critique
Ah Neng's Critique Malialiaves, Monanen 2000-03-01 00:00:00 I am blind and indigenous to Taiwan. I had only nine years of national education. I am not a scholar. Nor am I a politician, and I have never been a government official. Many people would consequently say that I am not qualified to discuss the problems that Understanding Taiwan: The Society presents. Nonetheless I heard some media criticism of this textbook that positions 8:1 © 2000 by Duke University Press positions 8:1 Spring 2000 parliamentary (legislative Yuan) members had made a couple of days ago. It brought back with vivid clarity the nightmare damage of those outrightly distorted stories, such as "Wu Fung," that I had heard when I was a little boy. The new edition of Understanding Taiwan contains, I heard very clearly, the word fang, or barbarian. So I started paying attention to related reports in the media. I listened very carefully to the entire debate among three politicians, members of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the New Party. When the DPP people, who are supposedly the ones who understand Taiwan, did not give direct responses to the questions that Yin Chang-yi raised about indigenous peoples, I got the impression that hot exchanges over http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png positions asia critique Duke University Press http://www.deepdyve.com/lp/duke-university-press/ah-neng-s-critique-sg6cfWzAFI
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I am blind and indigenous to Taiwan. I had only nine years of national education. I am not a scholar. Nor am I a politician, and I have never been a government official. Many people would consequently say that I am not qualified to discuss the problems that Understanding Taiwan: The Society presents. Nonetheless I heard some media criticism of this textbook that positions 8:1 © 2000 by Duke University Press positions 8:1 Spring 2000 parliamentary (legislative Yuan) members had made a couple of days ago. It brought back with vivid clarity the nightmare damage of those outrightly distorted stories, such as "Wu Fung," that I had heard when I was a little boy. The new edition of Understanding Taiwan contains, I heard very clearly, the word fang, or barbarian. So I started paying attention to related reports in the media. I listened very carefully to the entire debate among three politicians, members of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the New Party. When the DPP people, who are supposedly the ones who understand Taiwan, did not give direct responses to the questions that Yin Chang-yi raised about indigenous peoples, I got the impression that hot exchanges over
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require 'spec_helper'

describe CategoriesController, type: :controller do
  before(:all) do
    @app_config = FactoryGirl.create(:app_config)
  end
  before(:each) do
    @category = FactoryGirl.create(:category)
  end
  describe 'GET index' do
    before(:each) do
      @inactive_category =
        FactoryGirl.create(:category, deleted_at: Time.zone.today - 1)
    end
    context 'user is admin' do
      before(:each) do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:admin)
        get :index
      end
      it 'should populate an array of all categories if show deleted is true' do
        get :index, show_deleted: true
        expect(assigns(:categories)).to eq([@category, @inactive_category])
      end
      it 'should populate an array of active categories if show deleted is '\
        'nil or false' do
        expect(assigns(:categories)).to eq([@category])
      end
      it { is_expected.to respond_with(:success) }
      it { is_expected.to render_template(:index) }
      it { is_expected.not_to set_flash }
    end
    context 'user is not admin' do
      before(:each) do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:user)
        get :index
      end
      it { is_expected.to redirect_to(root_url) }
      it { is_expected.to set_flash }
    end
  end
  describe 'GET show' do
    context 'user is admin' do
      before(:each) do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:admin)
        get :show, id: @category
      end
      it { is_expected.to respond_with(:success) }
      it { is_expected.to render_template(:show) }
      it { is_expected.not_to set_flash }
      it 'should set @category to the selected category' do
        expect(assigns(:category)).to eq(@category)
      end
    end
    context 'user is not admin' do
      before(:each) do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:user)
        get :show, id: @category
      end
      it { is_expected.to redirect_to(root_url) }
      it { is_expected.to set_flash }
    end
  end
  # all methods below should redirect to root_url if user is not an admin
  describe 'GET new' do
    context 'is admin' do
      before(:each) do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:admin)
        get :new
      end
      it { is_expected.to respond_with(:success) }
      it { is_expected.to render_template(:new) }
      it { is_expected.not_to set_flash }
      it 'assigns a new category to @category' do
        expect(assigns(:category)).to be_new_record
        expect(assigns(:category).is_a?(Category)).to be_truthy
      end
    end
    context 'not admin' do
      it 'should redirect to root_url' do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:user)
        get :new
        expect(response).to redirect_to(root_url)
      end
    end
  end
  describe 'POST create' do
    context 'is admin' do
      before(:each) do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:admin)
      end
      context 'with valid attributes' do
        before(:each) do
          post :create, category: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:category)
        end
        it 'saves a new category to the database' do
          expect do
            post :create, category: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:category)
          end.to change(Category, :count).by(1)
        end
        it { is_expected.to redirect_to(Category.last) }
        it { is_expected.to set_flash }
      end
      context 'with invalid attributes' do
        before(:each) do
          post :create,
               category: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:category, name: nil)
        end
        it 'fails to save a new category' do
          expect do
            post :create,
                 category: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:category, name: nil)
          end.not_to change(Category, :count)
        end
        it { is_expected.to set_flash }
        it { is_expected.to render_template(:new) }
      end
    end
    context 'not admin' do
      it 'should redirect to root url' do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:user)
        post :create, category: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:category)
        expect(response).to redirect_to(root_url)
      end
    end
  end
  describe 'GET edit' do
    context 'is admin' do
      before(:each) do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:admin)
        get :edit, id: @category
      end
      it 'should set @category to the selected category' do
        expect(assigns(:category)).to eq(@category)
      end
      it { is_expected.to respond_with(:success) }
      it { is_expected.to render_template(:edit) }
      it { is_expected.not_to set_flash }
    end
    context 'not admin' do
      it 'should redirect to root_url' do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:user)
        get :edit, id: @category
        expect(response).to redirect_to(root_url)
      end
    end
  end
  describe 'PUT update' do
    context 'is admin' do
      before(:each) do
        sign_in FactoryGirl.create(:admin)
      end
      context 'with valid attributes' do
        before(:each) do
          put :update,
              id: @category,
              category: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:category, name: 'Updated')
        end
        it 'should set @category to the correct category' do
          expect(assigns(:category)).to eq(@category)
        end
        it 'should successfully save new attributes to the database' do
          @category.reload
          expect(@category.name).to eq('Updated')
        end
        it { is_expected.to redirect_to(@category) }
        it { is_expected.to set_flash }
      end
      context 'with invalid attributes' do
        before(:each) do
          put :update,
              id: @category,
              category: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:category,
                                                   name: nil,
                                                   max_per_user: 10)
        end
        it 'should not update attributes of @category in the database' do
          @category.reload
          expect(@category.name).not_to be_nil
          expect(@category.max_per_user).not_to eq(10)
        end
        it { is_expected.to render_template(:edit) }
        it { is_expected.not_to set_flash }
      end
    end
  end
  after(:all) do
    @app_config.destroy
  end
end


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Effect of systemic immunization on pulmonary clearance of Haemophilus influenzae type b.
The effect of systemic immunization on pulmonary clearance of Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) was studied in a mouse model system. Immunization of mice by intraperitoneal injection of viable Hib cells resulted in the appearance of Hib-directed antibodies in both serum and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid. The development of this Hib-directed antibody activity was associated with significant enhancement of early pulmonary clearance of Hib. Systemic immunization did not affect the recruitment of polymorphonuclear leukocytes to the alveoli, suggesting that the enhanced clearance of Hib observed in immunized animals was due to specific antibodies which promote either phagocytosis or extracellular killing of Hib. The spectrum of Hib-directed antibody specificities detected in sera from immunized animals was essentially identical to that detected in bronchoalveolar lavage fluids from these same animals. Similarly, intravenous administration of an immunoglobulin G monoclonal antibody specific for Hib lipopolysaccharide resulted in the subsequent appearance of this antibody in the alveolar spaces where it enhanced pulmonary clearance of Hib. This study shows that this mouse model system can be used to measure the effect of both active and passive immunization on the clearance of Hib from the lower respiratory tract.
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A vibrant bouquet painted in the cold of winter; Tulips in one of my French vintage enamel pots. This textured cotton jersey is so comfortable- the hand embroidered beading around the signature motif artfully highlights watercolor brush strokes. Perfect to pair with our Tapestry leggings for a favorite Saturday wear.
Fits perfectly & super comfy! Can't wait to wear it in spring.
This beautiful shirt is just as pretty as it shows in the picture. It drapes generously, is cool & comfortable, plus stylish. I liked it so well, I purchased it to wear in our winter home.
This shirt has a pretty design and is comfortable, but it is very roomy and does not flatter the figure. I chose XS and this item seems much bigger. I will probably make darts to make it fit better.
I like my tees long and this is perfect! The intricate embroidery and beading is so beautiful! It goes nice with AC Joni Pant (butter color).
I love the top, however, it's very long so I'll probably have to wear it with pants or capris.
Pretty light weight t-shirt. Like the length and cut in the main body. Only negative for me is that the armholes are cut too big. You can't tell from the pictures because the models arms are always down. Usually AC apparel armholes are designed just right, but not this one. Will need a camisole, but since I got it on sale I'll keep it. Would like a little design on back instead of plain white.