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package org.cat.eye.common.ignite.client.pool;

import org.apache.commons.pool2.impl.GenericObjectPool;
import org.apache.commons.pool2.impl.GenericObjectPoolConfig;
import org.apache.ignite.client.IgniteClient;

/**
 * Created by Kotov on 20.04.2019.
 */
public class CatEyeIgniteClientPool {

    private GenericObjectPool<IgniteClient> igniteClientPool;

    public CatEyeIgniteClientPool(String[] addresses, int maxTotal, int maxIdle, int minIdle) {

        GenericObjectPoolConfig<IgniteClient> igniteClientPoolConfig = new GenericObjectPoolConfig<>();
        igniteClientPoolConfig.setMaxIdle(maxIdle);
        igniteClientPoolConfig.setMaxTotal(maxTotal);
        igniteClientPoolConfig.setMinIdle(minIdle);

        this.igniteClientPool =
                new GenericObjectPool<>(new CatEyeIgniteClientPoolFactory(addresses), igniteClientPoolConfig);
    }

    public IgniteClient getClient() throws Exception {
        return igniteClientPool.borrowObject();
    }

    public void releaseClient(IgniteClient igniteClient) {
        igniteClientPool.returnObject(igniteClient);
    }

    public void close() {
        igniteClientPool.close();
    }
}


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Re: Any Podcast listeners on here?
Any Podcast listeners on here?
I have not listened to podcast's in about two years. That was on my Zune.
Since I now have a smartphone, I have decided to give podcasts a try again.
Do you all have any good podcasts to reccomend? My biggest turn offs to podcasts are that 1) they stop updating them or 2) they are just lame.
One holdout from Zune days (Od Time Rock and Roll) is still being prodouced. I know that there are some oldies fans on UT - they have 400 shows in the books and 600,000 listeners , so they are doing something right. However, many of the songs played and stories told aren't that good. AND he must have some Jerry Lee Lewis fixation, as he plays at leasr one JLL song on each episode (AFAIK) even if Jerry is not tied at all to the subject.
Another oldies one is Donspodradio/CKW. I can't paste the direct link. Last show on May 26th, so I don't know how often they are updated. Better music than Old Time RNR (above) but the announcers aren't too good. The CKW part is neat. He must be a fan of CKLW (800 KHz Windsor, Ontario / Detroit) as he has edited many CKLW jingles down to just CKW.
PS: I love radio jingles too - often they were better than the songs between them "K-L-I-F Eleven Ninety...whoopee!"
I have a bunch, but have never had time to listen to them.
Podcasts: Howstuffworks has lots of interesting podcasts. One group is called B sides and talks, of course about music, including how "Stagger Lee" was made famous. They have some science ones, history ones and such. On my Android I can't play the video ones but can do the audio ones, just fine.


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Corruption, conspiracy (1 Viewer)
Thread starter Martin
The lesson of Rob Rensenbrink and Ronaldo
When people talk about a big competition that was heavily affected by corruption, they usually refer to the Soccer World Cup held in Argentina in 1978. The military junta that was keeping the country under a state of siege, needed a big win to boost its popularity and was going to try to do everything in its power to help Argentina to win it all. The big talk is particularly about the match between Argentina and Peru, which the hosts needed to win by a margin of at least four goals in order to advance to the final. Argentina won 6-0 and made it through, and since then proof of the bribery has more or less come to light, fueled by the fact that the Peruvian keeper, Quiroga, was indeed an Argentinean.
To be honest with you, I do not know if any corruption really took place, as people say. Surely, the environmental and political conditions were such that it is quite likely that something dirty really happened. What I know for sure is that the day of the final, when all was set and ready for the celebrations to take place, one man alone almost proved to be stronger than everything. The story is known by everybody. Argentina took an early lead with a goal of the great Mario Kempes, but Dick Nanninga, who came in as a substitute for Rep, headed it in with ten more minutes to go. In the dying seconds of normal time, with the score at 1-1, Krol played a long ball in the penalty box for Rob Rensenbrink who cleaned through on goal, and hit the post! The whole Buenos Aires almost had a heart attack… It wasn't to be Holland's day though, Argentina won the game 3-1 in overtime and became champion. But had that shot been deflected just one inch, just one tiny little inch, the elegant Ducth striker would have proven himself to be bigger than General Videla, the dictatorship, the environment, the Estadio Monumental, the bribery and all the rest. Would the cup have taken the route to Amsterdam? Definitely so! No lousy colonel could have stopped it with all the money on this planet!
The point I am trying to make is that, fortunately, it is possible for a human being to dismantle something that was planned by other human beings. For an event like the World Cup, which is broadcasted live in the whole world with such a big audience, there is no way for a group of people to meet in a hidden room, around a round table, and plan the route to the final in details. As I said in my previous column, there was no conspiracy of that sort against Portugal, Italy or Spain. However, like in Argentina, this does not necessarily mean that the competition has been clean and free of suspicious situations, like some people say. And although it is true that Conceicao, Vieri and Morientes, among the others, could have secured the victory for their teams, their inability to do so does not make everything else perfectly fair. Does the fact that Rob Rensenbrink did not manage to score imply that all the rest was clean? Not at all. Does the fact that Conceicao, Vieri and Morientes did not score mean that everything in Korea is clean? Not at all either.
In the Korean side of the competition, four games were heavily affected by the officiating, in a way nobody can say that the final result was fair. I am talking about two Round of 16's, S.Korea vs. Italy and Mexico vs. USA, and the two quarterfinals, S. Korea vs. Spain and USA vs. Germany. The resulting semifinal, which happened to be one of the worse games I have ever witnessed in my life, was everything but the outcome of a fair selection. Honestly, it could have been everything but that. Obviously Spain could have played in place of South Korea. The game between the Asians and the Spaniards was quite a shame: the men in black literally handed the victory to the hosts, who hardly managed to shoot even once. Italy could have been there as well, had the ridiculous Moreno awarded a crystal clear golden goal to the Azzurri. On the other hand, in place of Germany we could have had the United States, which outplayed them in the quarterfinal and clearly deserved a penalty. I mean, if one does not get a penalty when a defender stops a ball with his hand on the goal line, when does one ever get a penalty? But the United States might not have been there as well, if a criminal volleyball-style defensive play against Mexico was not inexplicably ignored in the previous game.
What a mess, gentlemen. Mistakes from the referees have always been present, but I do not remember anything similar in a World Cup, at least in the last twenty-four years. And the weight of these decisions has been huge, because in nowadays football the games are really tight and are often decided with a one-goal lead. I mean, I heard so many praise on the magnificent Germany, the powerful Germany that advanced to the final winning three games by 1-0…but then, how can we blame Italy and Spain for their shows, when they had clear situations turned around? Especially Spain was literally robbed; I will never get tired of saying this too often.
The political pressure in Korea was huge. I could go on forever talking about how the officials were designated, how suspicious certain things and coincidences are, but I won't go further. It is enough to consider that Mr. Chung, the head of the local organizing committee and vice-president of the FIFA, will be using the fake victories of his team and all the related success to climb his way to the presidency of the Korean republic. There was as much pressure from the local government as in Argentina 1978. The important difference is that, if the past recriminations were limited to one game and the situation was confined to Argentina or Brazil, here they extend much more; God only knows who could have been in the final, had one have fair officiating. Nobody will ever know for sure what really happened or could have happened.
Now the competition is over and all the true football lovers must try to look at the good things of this event. Brazil was most of all a deserved winner, and teams like Senegal and Turkey surprised everybody with their innovative and entertaining way of playing. If they keep it that way, they can go very far in 2006. Other than that, this World Cup has really produced some of the worst spectacles ever, technically speaking. If we neglect the emotions caused by the poor officiating and the three teams I mentioned, everything was quite boring and streamlined. We have seen the suicide of powerhouses like France and Argentina, who did not manage to have their collection of stars to play better than any average second division European team. We have seen the underachievement of Portugal and Italy that, although fighting until leaving their last drop of blood on the field against a fourteen-man Korea, did not produce decent football. We have witnessed the surrender of England, their total lack of effort against a ten men Brazil. And the level of play produced by Germany was frankly quite boring. As it happened many times in the past, they went in the final as underdog in order to lose as expected.
To tell you the truth, Ronaldo has been the light in the darkness. He scored eight goals: this made the difference for his team. Let us take a look at the previous topscorers in the last thirty-two years.
1970: Gerd Müller (GER) ...........................10
1974: Grzegorz Lato (POL)...........................7
1978: Mario Kempes (ARG)............................6
1982: Paolo Rossi (ITA).............................6
1986: Gary Lineker (ENG)............................6
1990: Salvatore Schillaci (ITA).....................6
1994: Hristo Stoitchkov (BUL) & Oleg Salenko (RUS)..6
1998: Davor Suker (CRO).............................6
2002: Ronaldo (BRA).................................8
Nobody has done better than Ronaldo since Gerd Muller and he has all my sympathy, because he had the strength to achieve this result coming from a career-threatening series of injuries. Some of his goals were also quite beautiful too: his performance was remarkable. Hat off to Ronaldo.
However, this does not make a beautiful World Cup alone. I am aware that many people are quite satisfied with what they have seen, but it is also true that many others are very disappointed as well. My opinion is that important changes in many aspects will have to be made in order to return to the level that is proper to a competition of this sort. My hope is that in four years from now we will all be able to talk only about the game, without any mention to the FIFA, the local politicians or the referees. See you in Germany then, and a sincere good luck to the organizing committee: they need it.
Ciro Cerretelli for worldcuparchive.com
Dj Juve
i understand what u mean bouut ronaldo, but...it's just that he's so damn ugly
BTW, was Moreno the stupid referee killed? my friend says that he was killed by an Italian mobster :eyepatch: is this true?
++ [ originally posted by [DJ Juve] ] ++
i read it on the papers too,but it turned out only to be a rumour.
Loppan
Corruption, conspiracy
There was something funny going on that's for sure.
dpforever
Prediction Game Champ 2003 & 2005
The a****** is vacationing in Florida.
About Ronaldo, any decent striker (Vieri for example) in his place would have done the same, playing against: China, Costa Rica, Belgium, Turkey (twice), England, and Germany. No big deal.
P.S. In every match of those, Ronaldo missed a handful of easy chances before scoring goals.
CULE
I just have one real point:
Isn't it better to miss a call than to make a bad call?
In my book it is. Referees and Linesmen don't seem to understand this. Every call that was even close (especially on off-sides), they blew the whistle. I think that this led to the poor offciating, not a conspiracy. However, there is still a large possibility that there was a conspiracy indeed. I remebering reading a conspiracy theory during the first round that put Korea in the Semis and Brazil to win the cup. Powerful forces (Nike, Fifa) benefitted emmensely from this. It certainly isn't out of the relm of possibility.
Vinman
2013 Prediction Cup Champ
It's pretty obvious that S. Korea had a "golden ticket" to the quarterfinals. From there, they were on their own, and look what happened !!
btw, I find your signature to be offensive, however true it may be.
Bongiovi
I know this might be a stupid question, but why don't they use video evidence like they do in rugby (league or union) don't know which one it is.....it doesn't seem to stop their games for long????
The game doesn't stop in foot ball if a goal is taken away and the ball stays in play. There would be no time. Therefore, only allowed goals, or dissallowed ones where the play is stopped, would be reviewed. Consequently there would be an inbalance. right now, some goals are wrongly dissallowed, and some are wrongly allowed. It creates an over-all balance. If video replay were introduced it would throw this off.
Codino
The Rival
Slagathor
Bedpan racing champion
I can't believe I missed this thread... :embarass:
Well, what can I say. There wasn't any bribery in the '78 final. Every Dutchman knows that. We simply sucked throughout the tournament. The side in the '78 WC was a mere shadow from the 'Total Football' side of '74 and we didn't deserve to win that game anyway.
Was this World Cup fixed? No, it was just another failure of European teams to win the trophy outside their continent. This failure was probably the worst of all but hey, Germany 2006 should see us do better!
++ [ originally posted by ErikP ] ++
I have to dissagree. Teh more I think about it, the more it seems like the whole thing was written like a script by some one from the Nike advertising department.
I'm not buying that....
denco
Superior Being
Let me get this straight, Brazil did not deserve to win the wc but it was all orchestrated by Nike
All this because Italy decided the way to win the wc is to sit back, be extremely lazy and negative, were knocked out by South Koreaand all of a sudden the world cup was rigged by Nike
Why did they wait 4 years, why didn't they rig it for Brazil to win in 98.
The reason Brazil won the world cup was that Argentina and France for whatever reasons didn't turn up
England were never gonna be a good enough, Spain lost Raul at the wrong time, Germany were terrible and Italy were cowardly
Brazil didn't have the best team but had the guts to play their individuals, something Italy never ever do
If you dare you win
well said denco!
Thanx roby
++ [ originally posted by denco ] ++
I can only conjecture, but this may have been a spur of the moment thing. I mean the conspirators could have looked at France and seen the two slowest people on earth in the middle of their defence, and their two creators (Pires, and Zidane) injured. THey could have even paid off Argentina. I mean what reason was there for them to play Batistuta instead of Crespo? Everyone in their right mind knew England wasn't going to win. How do you know that the plan wasn't to have Brazil beat Italy?
What I am trying to say is that there are a lot of coincidences, and when there are a lot of coincidences, it usually isn't coincidence.
To answer your question about Argentina, I don't feel any money in the world would have bribed those guys not to win the wc if they could nad to make it worse to allow Brazil win it..
There would have been an outrage in Argentina if they started with Crespo ahead of highest goal scorer Batigol
The unfortunate thing about Argentina was thats Crespo and Bati had relatively poor seasons with injuries and loss of form
Ortega should have been dropped but they persisted with him and it didn't pay off to me
Saviola was inexplicably left at home and he was the striker in the best form
It just didnt happen for Argentina as it didn't happen for France
Brazil got very lucky as the only teams that could have stopped them self destruct e.g Argentina, France, Italy
And the teams that were placed in front of them they defeated
So it may have been a combination of skill and luck, but it may also have been a combination of skill, luck, and conspiracy. I sure as hell don't know. The only people who do know are the conspirators themselves, if they exist at all.
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package com.dbsys.rs.client.document.pdf;

import static com.dbsys.rs.client.document.pdf.AbstractPdfView.addEmptyLine;

import com.dbsys.rs.client.DateUtil;
import com.dbsys.rs.client.Penanggung;
import com.dbsys.rs.client.entity.Tagihan;
import com.lowagie.text.Document;
import com.lowagie.text.DocumentException;
import com.lowagie.text.Element;
import com.lowagie.text.Paragraph;
import com.lowagie.text.Rectangle;
import com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfPTable;
import java.sql.Date;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 *
 * @author Deddy Christoper Kakunsi - deddy.kakunsi@gmail.com
 */
public class RekapTagihanPdfView extends AbstractPdfView {

    private Date awal;
    private Date akhir;

    @Override
    public Document create(Map<String, Object> model, Document doc) throws DocumentException {
        doc.newPage();

        name = String.format("rekap-tagihan-%s-%s", DateUtil.getDate(), DateUtil.getTime());

        Paragraph paragraph = new Paragraph();

        createTitle(paragraph);

        awal = (Date) model.get("awal");
        akhir = (Date) model.get("akhir");
        Penanggung penanggung = (Penanggung) model.get("penanggung");
        createContentDateRange(paragraph, awal, akhir, penanggung);

        List<Tagihan> list = (List<Tagihan>) model.get("list");
        createContent(paragraph, list);

        doc.add(paragraph);

        return doc;
    }

    @Override
    protected void createTitle(Paragraph paragraph) throws DocumentException {
        paragraph.add(new Paragraph("Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah Liun Kendage", fontTitle));
        paragraph.add(new Paragraph("REKAP TAGIHAN", fontSubTitle));
        paragraph.setAlignment(Element.ALIGN_CENTER);
        addEmptyLine(paragraph, 1);
    }

    private PdfPTable createContentHead() {
        float columnWidths[] = {4f, 16f};

        PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(columnWidths);
        table.setWidthPercentage(tablePercentage);

        return table;
    }

    private void createContentDateRange(Paragraph paragraph, Date awal, Date akhir, Penanggung penanggung) throws DocumentException {
        PdfPTable table = createContentHead();

        insertCell(table, "Periode", align, 1, fontHeader, Rectangle.NO_BORDER);
        insertCell(table, String.format( ": %s s/d %s", awal, akhir), align, 3, fontContent, Rectangle.NO_BORDER);
        insertCell(table, "Tanggungan", align, 1, fontHeader, Rectangle.NO_BORDER);
        insertCell(table, String.format( ": %s", penanggung), align, 3, fontContent, Rectangle.NO_BORDER);

        paragraph.add(table);
        addEmptyLine(paragraph, 1);
    }

    private void createContent(Paragraph paragraph, List<Tagihan> list) throws DocumentException {
        float columnWidths[] = {5f, 5f, 5f, 5f, 5f, 5f};
        PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(columnWidths);
        table.setWidthPercentage(tablePercentage);

        insertCell(table, "Tanggal", align, 1, fontHeader, Rectangle.BOX);
        insertCell(table, "No. Pasien", align, 1, fontHeader, Rectangle.BOX);
        insertCell(table, "No. Medrek", align, 1, fontHeader, Rectangle.BOX);
        insertCell(table, "Nama Pasien", align, 1, fontHeader, Rectangle.BOX);
        insertCell(table, "Tagihan", align, 1, fontHeader, Rectangle.BOX);
        insertCell(table, "Jumlah", align, 1, fontHeader, Rectangle.BOX);
        table.setHeaderRows(1);

        Long totalTagihan = 0L;
        for (Tagihan tagihan : list) {
            totalTagihan += tagihan.getTagihan();

            insertCell(table, tagihan.getTanggal().toString(), align, 1, fontContent, Rectangle.BOX);
            insertCell(table, tagihan.getPasien().getKode(), align, 1, fontContent, Rectangle.BOX);
            insertCell(table, tagihan.getPasien().getKodePenduduk(), align, 1, fontContent, Rectangle.BOX);
            insertCell(table, tagihan.getPasien().getNama(), align, 1, fontContent, Rectangle.BOX);
            insertCell(table, tagihan.getNama(), align, 1, fontContent, Rectangle.BOX);
            insertCell(table, numberFormat.format(tagihan.getTagihan()), align, 1, fontContent, Rectangle.BOX);
        }

        insertCell(table, "Total Tagihan : ", Element.ALIGN_RIGHT, 5, fontContent, Rectangle.NO_BORDER);
        insertCell(table, numberFormat.format(totalTagihan), align, 1, fontContent, Rectangle.NO_BORDER);

        paragraph.add(table);
    }

}

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Q: Authenticating from Java (Linux) to Active Directory using LDAP WITHOUT servername Our developers use Java on Linux for various things (like checking membership of groups etc). It works - no problem with that!
The problem is that they have hardcoded the servernames of our Domain Controllers (LDAP-servers) in their code. So now when we need to replace them with newer DCs, they need to change the code.
Active Directory by nature is redundant. The domain name (example: domain.local) is a round-robin of all the DC:s available for our AD.
Is there any way for the developer to NOT specify Domain Controller server names but simply the Active Directory domain name and then their Linux server will find the DC:s available and use whichever one is up and running?
Examples/links appreciated. Thanks!

A: Obviously, the server name should at least be configurable, not hard coded into the application.
However, you should be able to find the server by looking up a special DNS record, namely a SRV record for _ldap._tcp.DOMAINNAME. The linux servers have to be configured to use the same DNS server as your AD updates.
To determine whether this is feasible, run the command host -t srv _ldap._tcp.DOMAINNAME on your linux server
See also Querying the DNS service records to find the hostname and TCP/IP provides some info on how to look up SRV records in java, and https://community.oracle.com/blogs/kohsuke/2008/06/12/more-active-directory-integration-java

A: We use the follow code that work on a large amount of systems:
/**
 * Detect the default LDAP server
 * @return server:port or null
 */
String getDefaultLdapHost() {
    try {
        Hashtable<String, String> env = new Hashtable();
        env.put( "java.naming.factory.initial", "com.sun.jndi.dns.DnsContextFactory" );
        DirContext dns = new InitialDirContext( env );

        InetAddress address = InetAddress.getLocalHost();
        String domain = address.getCanonicalHostName();

        if( domain.equals( address.getHostAddress() ) ) {
            //domain is a ip address
            domain = getDnsPtr( dns );
        }

        int idx = domain.indexOf( '.' );
        if( idx < 0 ) {
            //computer is not in a domain? We will look in the DNS self.
            domain = getDnsPtr( dns );
            idx = domain.indexOf( '.' );
            if( idx < 0 ) {
                //computer is not in a domain
                return null;
            }
        }
        domain = domain.substring( idx + 1 );

        Attributes attrs = dns.getAttributes( "_ldap._tcp." + domain, new String[] { "SRV" } );

        Attribute attr = attrs.getAll().nextElement();
        String srv = attr.get().toString();

        String[] parts = srv.split( " " );
        return parts[3] + ":" + parts[2];
    } catch( Exception ex ) {
        ex.printStackTrace();
        return null;
    }
}

/**
 * Look for a reverse PTR record on any available ip address
 * @param dns DNS context
 * @return the PTR value
 * @throws Exception if the PTR entry was not found
 */
private String getDnsPtr( DirContext dns ) throws Exception {
    Exception exception = null;
    Enumeration<NetworkInterface> interfaces = NetworkInterface.getNetworkInterfaces();
    while(interfaces.hasMoreElements()) {
        NetworkInterface nif = interfaces.nextElement();
        if( nif.isLoopback() ) {
            continue;
        }
        Enumeration<InetAddress> adresses = nif.getInetAddresses();
        while(adresses.hasMoreElements()) {
            InetAddress address = adresses.nextElement();
            if( address.isLoopbackAddress() || address instanceof Inet6Address) {
                continue;
            }
            String domain = address.getCanonicalHostName();
            if( !domain.equals( address.getHostAddress() ) && (domain.indexOf( '.' ) > 0) ) {
                return domain;
            }

            String ip = address.getHostAddress();
            String[] digits = ip.split( "\\." );
            StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
            builder.append( digits[3] ).append( '.' );
            builder.append( digits[2] ).append( '.' );
            builder.append( digits[1] ).append( '.' );
            builder.append( digits[0] ).append( ".in-addr.arpa." );
            try {
                Attributes attrs = dns.getAttributes( builder.toString(), new String[] { "PTR" } );
                return attrs.get( "PTR" ).get().toString();
            } catch( Exception ex ) {
                exception = ex;
            }
        }
    }
    if( exception != null ) {
        throw exception;
    }
    throw new IllegalStateException("No network");
}

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Although William was baptised as William Henry Walker it is increasingly likely that Jeremiah Baldwin was his father. All subsequent records list him as Baldwin and in the 1851 census he states he is a musician and born "America New York" !!! His father Jeremiah was black as was his grandfather Levi who was born in America, possibly New York.
[S2] 1841 Census, Public Records Office, ( Origins Network / Ancestry.co.uk; Location: Web Resource;), See Notes Jeremiah Baldwin.
[S396] Parish Registers Birmingham, St. Phillips, ( Film of Original Registers;), 19 Nov 1832.


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A stroke can happen when vital blood flow and oxygen is cut off from your brain. Two million brain cells die every minute during a stroke, which increases the risk of permanent brain damage, disability or death.
If you suspect you or a loved one is suffering from a stroke, dial 911 immediately. What happens in the first few hours after a stroke saves lives.
Surgery will relieve intracranial (within the skull) pressure caused by bleeding. Most of the damage caused by this type of stroke results from the physical disruption of brain tissue.
This procedure involves inserting a long, thin, flexible tube (catheter) into a major artery, usually in the thigh, guiding it to an aneurysm or the defective blood vessel, and inserting tiny platinum coils (called stents) into the blood vessel through the catheter. Stents support the blood vessel to prevent further damage and additional strokes.


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Camber Sands, Thames and Manchester all to be discussed.
The conference in London on Monday, November 18, will hear from Dominic Watkins, a partner at DWF Law LLP, who led an independent review of the legal framework around who bears responsibility for ensuring water safety on our coastlines.
This presentation will be preceded by a welcome address from George Rawlinson, the independent chairman of the National Water Safety Forum.
Attendees at the conference will also hear about the Tidal Thames Water Safety Forum's strategy, which was launched earlier this year by HRH Prince William, and its #SaferThames campaign, and about the work currently taking place in Manchester following a number of incidents in the city centre – including challenging the myths around "The Pusher".
Other speakers include: Brian Johnson, CEO of the MCA will present on the changes he has made to the structure of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, in support of drowning prevention and the recent publication of the 'Managing Beach Safety' guide; Justin Scar, CEO of Royal Lifesaving Society Australia, giving the Australian and WHO strategy perspectives; and Dr Peter Aitken, director of research and development at the Devon Partnership NHS Trust, about what steps communities and organisations can take to prevent water-related suicide.
The conference takes place on Monday, November 18 at Glaziers Hall, London Bridge, and starts at 9.15am. To reserve your place, see www.rospa.com/events/water.
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A political party is a political organization subscribing to a certain ideology or formed around very special issue's and with the aim to participate in power, usually by participating in elections.

Comoros does not have a strong party system. Political groups are formed mainly in support of certain leaders. The only major ideological point of contention is the debate between supporters of a strong federal government and supporters of the autonomous island governments.

Parties

Parliamentary parties

Other parties

Former parties

See also

 Lists of political parties

Comoros

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Collier Row is an area of Romford in East London, England, within the London Borough of Havering. It is a suburban development north of Romford town centre, around  north-east of Charing Cross.

The area is based on a large housing estate built during the 1930s as part of the inter-war London housing expansion, with shopping facilities around a central crossroads. Its name originates from charcoal burners who used to occupy the area.

Remains of a Roman settlement have been uncovered in the area.

Transport and locale
The area is not connected to the London Underground or National Rail networks; however, Hainault and Newbury Park Underground stations (Central line) and Romford railway station are nearby. Transport for London bus routes 175, 247, 252, 294, 365 and 375 and commercial route 575 from Epping to Romford and Lakeside serve the local area, and it is planned that a future extension of the East London Transit could serve the area.

The A12 (Eastern Avenue), which runs through Collier Row at its southern end, leads to London and the east coast of Essex, and crosses the M25 on its eastern section.

Nearest places
Hainault
Marks Gate
Rise Park
Havering-atte-Bower
Romford
Chigwell Row

Education

Situated on Havering Road, Parklands School (both primary and junior) opened in 1929-1931. In 1995 the school was given "Beacon Status" due to the high standards of education provided. It is one of the largest primary schools in the area.  The school has a quad area which is home to many animals; in the past the quad has been home to lambs, goats, chickens, guinea pigs, and rabbits.

References
https://www.havering.gov.uk/Pages/ServiceChild/Collier-Row-town-centre-history.aspx

Areas of London
Districts of the London Borough of Havering
Romford
District centres of London


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The Battle Over Branded Brews
University-branded beers are gaining popularity throughout the country. Why did Virginia Commonwealth University's attempt to launch its own brew fall flat?
Students and families tailgate at Kansas State University, one of several universities that have launched a new collegiate beer—called Condor the Magnificent—this past year.
(Peter G. Aiken/Getty Images)
At some tailgates, college football fans crack open an ice-cold Bud Light or Corona before the game.
At others, they enjoy local beers emblazoned with a picture of their favorite team mascot, such as Golden Gorilla Ale, Gunrock American Lager or Pistol Pete's 1888 Ale.
University-licensed beers—usually ales developed by a local brewery, sponsored by a college or university and sold on tap in community restaurants and in cans at local stores—are not an entirely new concept. Colleges have a history of licensing their mascots and logos—including, increasingly, to breweries, which can provide a helpful, if relatively small, revenue stream while also creating excitement around the institution's brand and strengthening community partnerships. Just this year, Kansas State University; Pittsburg State University, also in Kansas; and the University of North Dakota have launched branded beers.
One athletic director, Mario Moccia of New Mexico State University, estimates that about 45 institutions have established a branded beer; he has been collecting collegiate beer cans since NMSU launched Pistol Pete's 1888 Ale in 2017.
Despite some benefits, not every institution has jumped at the opportunity to sell its own beer. In some cases, the sale of alcohol is still prohibited at university events, making it impossible to peddle the product to a key market. In others, critics have raised concerns about an institution lending its name to beer given the prevalence of underaged drinking and alcohol abuse.
Such concerns recently came to a head at Virginia Commonwealth University, the latest institution to attempt to roll out a branded brew.
VCU launched its golden pale ale, Ram Bam, Oct. 26, despite an outcry from some campus community members. A day later, the university decided to stop production of the beer.
Critics argued that the university was being insensitive by licensing a beer so soon after the death of Adam Oakes, a student who died of alcohol poisoning on campus during fraternity hazing in 2021. Some faculty, staff and students also pointed out that it contradicted the values of the university, which houses the Institute for Drug and Alcohol Studies, a research institute dedicated to studying addiction and substance abuse.
VCU had to change its trademark policy to allow the licensing of an alcoholic beverage—which it did even though the University Council–Academic Affairs and University Policies committee, a group of faculty, students, staff and administrators that provides policy guidance to administrators, voted unanimously against making the change, according to Everett Carpenter, a VCU chemistry professor and president of the university's American Association of University Professors chapter.
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Carpenter said he understands why some people might not consider it a problem for the university to license an alcoholic product. In fact, he himself didn't go into the committee meeting feeling strongly about the matter.
"There were several like myself who, at the time—I didn't really care. I like beer, beer is fine, we have other universities in the state doing it," he said.
But as the group discussed the policy, several people brought up Oakes's death and concerns about what the beer would communicate to the student body about VCU's views on alcohol usage. Carpenter said that made him realize the policy wasn't appropriate—certainly not right now, and possibly ever.
"Since then, I've been looking at this more from a bigger lens," he said. "I don't think it's necessarily in the best interest of universities to brand alcohol."
Substance abuse–prevention advocates agree. Rick Birt, president and CEO of Students Against Destructive Decisions, a nonprofit with campus chapters across the United States that advocates for student health and safety, said that university-branded beers serve to embed alcohol into an institution's culture, often while the institution does little or nothing to discourage dangerous drinking habits.
"I worry about this message when we start branding alcohol the same way we brand T-shirts," he said. "It really takes the culture to the next level."
VCU spokesman Michael Porter said that the branded beer was originally intended to help—not hurt—students by funding scholarships. Nevertheless, the university heard the negative feedback and shut down production a day after it began.
"VCU's branded beer initiative was created with the best intentions: to fund student scholarships," Porter's statement read. "After hearing from members of our university community, including the family of Adam Oakes on Wednesday, we have paused this initiative. Although product is in market already, we will work with our partner to stop production, effective immediately. We value our community and have taken this action based on their concerns."
Hopping Off Shelves
Still, many colleges have rolled out beers without much, if any, backlash and, in some cases, have successfully sold the product for many years.
The University of California, Davis, was a collegiate beer pioneer, launching its first brew in the summer of 2011. The product, Aggie Lager, was intended to produce $25,000 each year to go toward student scholarships, according to a press release put out at the time.
Production of the beer, in partnership with local Sudwerk Brewing Co., was paused after a few years. But UC Davis and Sudwerk teamed up once again in 2017 to produce Gunrock American Lager—so named, as many of these beers are, for the institution's mascot, a blue mustang—which is currently available at sports games as well as at retail locations throughout the county.
According to Rocko DeLuca, athletics director at UC Davis, sales of the product at sporting events rival those of national beer companies.
While the extra revenue is beneficial, DeLuca said that when UC Davis relaunched the beer in 2017, the university was more focused on strengthening its existing partnership with Sudwerk, which hosts the brewing concentration within the university's undergraduate and graduate food science and technology programs. It also hoped to bolster the university's brand, in part by having an alum create the recipe using locally farmed rice.
"The main goal was to find a win-win, not just to roll out a beer to make money," DeLuca said. "The financial piece was basically third place."
Beth Cianfrone, a professor of sports administration at Georgia State University and co-author of the book Branding in Higher Education: Every University Tells a Story (Carolina Academic Press, 2021), said that although most universities will face some opposition to a branded beer, some campuses are more likely than others to embrace the product.
"Like any marketing partnership that you do have, the school should know the culture of their campus and their community, and they should probably read the room. Be aware of what's happening on campus," she said. "What might work at a big football program–type school might not work at a smaller school, and vice versa."
If institutions want a new alcohol product to be successful, they need to do market research to ensure it will be accepted by stakeholders, she said. Putting a portion of the revenue toward something that would benefit the community, like health programs, could also benefit the university's image if it decides to brand an alcohol product.
UC Davis now puts revenue from its beer toward its agriculture department, while sales of NMSU's Pistol Pete's benefit athletics. According to Moccia, NMSU's branded beer has been especially successful; the Collegiate Licensing Company, which provides licensing services to 200 institutions nationally, told the university it had the second-highest sales of consumable merchandise last year.
DeLuca said that he hasn't gotten any negative feedback on UC Davis's beer, while Moccia said he's received about three negative emails on the topic since the beer was launched five years ago—a minuscule number, he said, considering he regularly gets angry messages from fans complaining about things like cold popcorn.
Both UC Davis and NMSU have made efforts to divorce their branded brews from underage and irresponsible drinking. DeLuca said that when UC Davis first started licensing beer, officials made sure it was not marketed directly to students. And NMSU tries to give all its products—which include wine, whiskey and some nonalcoholic consumables like pecans and coffee—a story that connects it to the university or to the history of New Mexico, in an effort to make the product about alumni pride rather than about alcohol and drinking.
"We try to weave all this stuff into Aggies and how they came to Las Cruces in the '30s. We have a story on the back of our wine bottle about how New Mexico was one of the first places to have wine brought over by Spanish monks," Moccia said. "I understand that the alcohol thing kind of dominates the thinking … but I think it you look a little deeper, it's about the connectivity to the alums."
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November 30, 2009 / 2:24 PM / 10 years ago
Exclusive: Russia to start Iran nuclear plant in 2010
Vladimir Soldatkin
BUSHEHR, Iran (Reuters) - Russia plans to start up Iran's first nuclear power station in March 2010 to coincide with the Iranian New Year, two sources closely involved with the project told Reuters.
A Russian technician works in the control room at the nuclear power plant in Bushehr, south of Tehran, February 25, 2009. REUTERS/Caren Firouz
Russia agreed in 1995 to build the 1,000 megawatt nuclear power plant at Bushehr on the Gulf coast in south-western Iran, but delays have haunted the $1 billion project and diplomats say Moscow has used it as a lever in relations with Tehran.
The sources, who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the situation, both said that Russia had ordered that the plant be ready for operation by the holiday which falls in the second half of March.
"We have been given the task of launching the plant by Iranian New Year," said one of the sources. "There is still a lot of work to do." The second source added that testing at the plant was going well.
During a visit to the nuclear plant on Monday, Russian Energy Minister Sergei Shmatko said it would be finished soon but refused to give a time.
"The Bushehr plant will be finished in the nearest future," said Shmatko, who before he was made energy minister used to head the Russian state company that is helping to build Bushehr.
The atomic power station was once a source of disagreement between Russia and the West, which suspected the Islamic Republic would try to use it to build nuclear weapons.
But in recent years, the United States has dropped its opposition and says the plant removes any need for Iran to have its own enrichment program.
Russia says the plant is purely civilian and cannot be used for any weapons program as it will come under International Atomic Energy Agency supervision. Iran will have to return all spent fuel rods to Russia.
IRAN DEFIANT
Russia, a veto-wielding permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, is a key player in efforts to force Tehran to allay Western fears about its nuclear program.
Moscow has previously supported UN sanctions against Iran only after insisting they be watered down and has so far refused to publicly support calls by the United States for the threat of additional sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
Russia has even been censured by some in Tehran for using Iran as a "pawn" in the diplomatic poker game over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
At a news briefing in Bushehr on Monday, Shmatko was pressed by Iranian reporters about why Moscow had failed to deliver S-300 air-defense missile systems that could defend Iranian nuclear facilities against any potential strike by Israel.
"Thank God, not everybody in Iran thinks that Russia has made some sort of deal against Iran," said Shmatko.
The head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, Ali Akbar Salehi, was asked why Russia had supported a U.N. nuclear agency resolution that rebuked Iran for keeping an enrichment plant secret.
Salehi dismissed the question, saying that Tehran and Moscow had good cooperation and that Russia would be given priority for participating in Iran's plans to build an extra 20,000 megawatts of new power generation over the next two decades.
"For these projects Russia will have a priority," he said. "Cooperation between Iran and Russia is of a strategic character."
Moscow agreed to build the Bushehr station in 1995 on the site of a plant begun in the 1970s by German firm Siemens. This project was disrupted by Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution and the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war.
Writing by Guy Faulconbridge; Editing by Charles Dick


Description: 2,280 works exhibited (the year the extension to the Walker Art Gallery was completed).
£12,313 7s. 6d. receipts for sales.
105,774 visitors (based on paid admissions).
Eve (cat. no. 2214, terracotta, on Screen in Room B, £3 3s.); Proserpine (cat. no. 2227, bronze, £30); The Infant Psyche (cat. no. 2236, £38); A Bacchante Resting after the Dance (cat. no. 2245, terracotta, £26 5s.).
Sabrina (cat. no. 2215, exhibited in Room C including marble pedestal, £500); Summer Flowers (cat. no. 2217, terracotta, exhibited in Room E, £157 10s.); Ione (cat. no. 2229, £57 15s.); Highlander Carrying Home Dead Deer (cat. no. 2231, wax, £63); Little Innocence (cat. no. 2272, marble bust, £42); My Guardian (cat. no. 2278, terracotta, £168); The Ancient Woodman (cat. no. 2280, bronze, exhibited in Room O, £840).
Icarus (cat. no. 2216, exhibited in Room D, not for sale).
Titania (cat. no. 2218, exhibited in Room E, £100).
Mother and Child (cat. no. 2219, exhibited in Room E, not for sale).
Sir William Wallace (cat. no. 2220, exhibited in Room F, £80).
Sketch Model of Colossal Statue of Cardinal Cullen erected in the Cathederal, Dublin (cat. no. 2221, exhibited in Room G, not for sale); Bust of Sir George Hodson, Bart (cat. no. 2238, not for sale); Model Design for a Statue of O'Connell (cat. no. 2274, not for sale).
General Sir Frederick Roberts, KCB (cat. no. 2224, exhibited in Room I, £36 15s.); George Grote, the Greek Historian (cat. no. 2230, £31 10s.); Sir W. Fairbairn, Bart. (cat. no. 2270, £36 15s.).
Dr Richard Congreve (cat. no. 2225, terracotta, not for sale).
Study of a Head (cat. no. 2232, terracotta, £3 3s.); Playmates (cat. no. 2244, terracotta, £3 3s.).
A Fisherman (cat. no. 2235, plaster, £2 2s.); O. H. M. S. (cat. no. 2261, £5 5s.); Sophia Primrose, afterwards Lady Thornhill (cat. no. 2269, £10 10s.).
The Late Lord Frederick Cavendish (cat. no. 2240, not for sale).
'And Sweeter far is Death than Life to me that long to go' - Tennyson's 'May Queen' (cat. no. 2241, £84).
Water Baby (cat. no. 2242, terracotta bust, £7 7s.).
A Hunting we will go (cat. no. 2243, £15 15s.); Then Weary Homeward we Return (cat. no. 2247, £15 15s.).
'Still the little maid would have her will, and answer, "We are seven"' (cat. no. 2249, £10 10s.).
A Study (cat. no. 2250, not for sale).
La Fileuse (cat. no. 2259, £6 6s.).
Haman and Mordecai (cat. no. 2260, £31 10s.); Rebekah at the Well (cat. no. 2271, £15 15s.); The Man God (cat. no. 2273, £15 15s.).
Rt Hon. W. E. Gladstone, MP (cat. no. 2263, £84).
Her Favorite [sic] (cat. no. 2264, terracotta, £50).
A Passing Glance (cat. no. 2267, £31 10s.).
Jacob's Ladder (cat. no. 2268, not for sale).
An Ideal Bust (cat. no. 2275, £5 5s.).
Bust of Mrs Steel (cat. no. 2276, not for sale).
Child Praying (cat. no. 2279, marble, exhibited in Room N, £420).
General 'Chinese' Gordon (cat. no. 2226, £2 2s.).
William Rees, DD, late of Liverpool (cat. no. 2237, not for sale).
Pan (cat. no. 2277, exhibited in Room M, £35).
Charles Stewart Parnell, Esq., MP, (cat. no. 2222, exhibited in Room G, not for sale).
The Three Graces (cat. no. 2223, exhibited in Room H, not for sale - exhibited posthumously).
Child's Head (cat. no. 2248, terracotta, £6 6s.).


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average diameter of 8.0 - 10.0nm, specific surface area 400-460m2 / g, pore volume of 0.8 - 1.0ml / g and Specific heat 0.92KJ/kg. ℃, thermal conductivity 0.167KJ/m.hr. ℃.
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Happy New Almanac Year! It's time to celebrate the 230th edition of The Old Farmer's Almanac! Long recognized as North America's most-beloved and best-selling annual, this handy yellow book fulfills every need and expectation as a calendar of the heavens, a time capsule of the year, an essential reference that reads like a magazine. Always timely, topical, and distinctively "useful, with a pleasant degree of humor," the Almanac is consulted daily throughout the year by users from all walks of life. The 2022 edition contains the fun facts, predictions, and feature items that have made it a cultural icon: traditionally 80 percent-accurate weather forecasts; notable astronomical events and time-honored astrological dates; horticultural, culinary, fashion, and other trends; historical hallmarks; best fishing days; time- and money-saving garden advice; recipes for delicious dishes; facts on folklore, farmers, home remedies, and husbandry; amusements and contests; plus too much more to mention--all in the inimitable Almanac style that has charmed and educated readers since 1792.
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As the nation's iconic calendar, the 2020 edition will forecast cultural, culinary, and other life-changing trends; preview notable astronomical events; provide time- and money-saving tips for gardeners of all varieties; set the hook for ...
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Author : Sarah Janssen
Pages : 1008
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Founded in 1971 by Elizabeth Pepper, the art director of Gourmet magazine for many years, The Witches' Almanac is a witty, literary publication that appeals to general readers as well as hard-core Wiccans.
Author : Theitic
Publisher : The Witches' Almanac
Category: Body, Mind & Spirit
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Men were deceived into forced labor at the construction site for five years and only remembered their name as Twenty-five.
2019-01-23 14:05:06 category:Society
Sun Haida, a post-90s generation living in his brothers home in Dalian, usually smokes cigarettes and does not eat stewed cabbage.
Ive been fed up with stewed cabbage these years. Sun Haida, who conflicted with cabbage, told upstream journalists that he always remembered his name as Twenty-five.
Over the past five years, Sun Haida has lived in a hell of torture, such as kicking and punching, suppressing fatigue and day after day.
Sun Haida is one of 52 victims in Heilongjiang series of forced labor cases. He was deceived to work in Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia for five years in 2013, until he was rescued by the police in May 2018.
On January 22, Sun Haida was at his brothers home in Dalian. Photography/Zhang Ying
Sun Haidas brother lives in a residential district in Ganjingzi District, Dalian City, close to the G202 Black Line. Its 25 kilometers away from the downtown area of Dalian, where Sun Haida lives.
Sun Haida, dressed in a gray jacket, sat stiffly on the sofa with his hands wrapped around his chest and his head lowered slightly. He dared not even look at the upstream journalists, his eyes glancing nervously sideways from time to time.
Talking about the life before leaving home, Sun Haida gradually put down his panic and alert and tried to piece together his memory with his memory.
In 1991, Sun Haida was born in Yian County, Heilongjiang Province. There was also a brother who was two years old. Although life is not rich, but also food and clothing carefree.
In 2003, a happy life came to an abrupt end. This year, Sun Haidas father died in a collapse accident while digging coal in Qitaihe Coal Mine. Soon after, her mother remarried. Sun Haida was only 12 years old and her brother was 14 years old. Sun Haida was given to the grandfathers family without children by his mother because he was left unattended. But since then, he has been living with his grandparents in Liaoyuan, Jilin Province, while his brother was sent to his grandmothers home.
At that time, Sun Haida, who had low intelligence and unsatisfactory academic performance, dropped out of school at home. Despite being loved by his grandparents, he did not get along well with his aunt. It was because of this childhood experience that Sun Haida, who wanted to earn his own money and become independent, left home for the first time in 2007. At that time, I didnt know where to go. I just wanted to go out. I really didnt want to stay at home. Sun Haida told upstream journalists.
Penniless Sun Haida traveled to Changchun and found a job raising clams. The boss said that 200 yuan a month is still packed and eaten, so I followed him. But the first experience of working was not as smooth as Sun Haida imagined. Two years later, he did not get a penny.
Sun Haida found another job picking pine seeds. This time the salary is much higher, with 1000 yuan a month. But after a year of picking pine seeds, there is still no wage.
Two times in three years, Sun Haida was frustrated and chose to go home.
Harbin Railway Transportation Procuratorate served Sun Haidas Notice of Entrusted Litigation Agent. Photography/Zhang Ying
Lao slave
In early 2010, after two months at home, Sun Haida left home to work again. However, this time out, so that his life completely changed direction, into more than five years of hell-like life.
Because of his low educational level, Sun Haida, who has traveled a lot, failed to find a suitable job and spent all his money, begged at Harbin Railway Station.
One day in 2013, a fat woman appeared in front of him. Sun Haida recalled: At that time, she drove over in a car and asked me if I would like to work at the construction site, 150 yuan a day, to take care of food and shelter. Faced with Sun Haida, who has a high salary, he did not ask about the specific content of his work, so he followed the woman into the car.
Sun Haida recalled that later, he was transferred to Liu Zhenhua, the boss and sent to work in Beian Grain Depot in Heihe City, Heilongjiang Province. Later, Sun Haida learned that the woman was called Li Jing, and Liu Zhenhua, who was a husband and wife, had been acting as an intermediary, responsible for deceiving some vagrants, deaf-mutes, illiterates and mentally handicapped people to come back to work as coolies in the railway station or the labor market.
Referring to this experience, Sun Haida frowned tightly and kept muttering, Liu Zhenhua is very powerful.
Over the next six years, Sun Haida said that he had been sent to Inner Mongolia, Beian, Shuangcheng and Yanshou in Heilongjiang Province, where he was responsible for loading and transporting vehicles. In order to facilitate custody, Liu Zhenhua would use a van to pull more than ten workers at each transfer site.
Harbin Railway Transportation Procuratorate served Sun Haidas Notice of VictimsLitigation Rights and Obligations. Photography/Zhang Ying
During the period of Beian Grain Depot, Sun Haidas dormitory was an old bungalow, which was paved with several boards and crowded with more than ten workers. In winter, a simple stove is raised for heating. Not only do they live poorly, but they eat poorly. Sun Haida said that what he and his colleagues usually eat is stewed cabbage and steamed bread, which is not even oily, let alone meat.
Shao Zhumei, Sun Haidas sister-in-law, introduced that now he always eats fast, wolfs down and picks on food. The most annoying thing is Chinese cabbage. We can only change samples to make good food for him.
Sun Haida introduced that Liu Zhenhua had only bought clothes for workers twice in recent years. Because of poor conditions, workers do not bathe for many years, and it is common for them to have lice on their bodies. Because the food is not fishy, there are workers directly catch lice to eat.
Shao Zhumei said that after returning home, Sun Haida must be urged to take a bath and shave, otherwise he has no such consciousness.
During his work in Beian Grain Depot, he met Zhou Gang, a worker from Liaoning Province. Zhou Gang is different from others. He takes good care of me and has more strength than me. Sometimes he helps me with some work. Sun Haida tried hard to organize the language, telling reporters.
Originally, Zhou Gang, 36 years old, had a car accident, which led to slow reaction. He was cheated to be a slave. Compared with other workers, he was more able to talk with Sun Haida.
As a result of long-term lack of food, malnourished Sun Haida is very thin and weak, to carry one or two hundred pounds of bags continuously, often very painful. Once, when he was resting, Liu Zhenhua, the foreman, rushed to him and kicked him. Sun Haida said that because its not good to work hard, every day we have to be beaten, punching and kicking are light. Sometimes when Liu Zhenhua sees what tools he has, he will pick them up and hit him. If Zhou Gang hadnt helped him, he might have been beaten more.
Sun Haida said he had been in bed for more than a month for the most serious injury. Once, Sun Haida was accidentally hit by a piece of iron in the back of his brain when he was carrying the goods because of his serious overdraft. Up to now, his back brain has obvious depression, and sometimes he has headache.
On January 22, when Sun Haida was a slave, his back brain was hit by iron sheet, leaving a notable depression. Photography/Zhang Ying
At first, Sun Haida had planned to escape, but he was caught and beaten even harder. Slowly, he dared not think of it again.
Sun Haida said that Liu Zhenhua kept them under strict supervision, and that even when he was injured and hospitalized, two people took turns to watch him. While the workers were working, Liu Zhenhua and his staff were supervising nearby, and the iron doors in the factory area were also locked.
Sun Haida once escaped from a fertilizer factory in Shuangcheng. He was beaten so hard that he took the opportunity to slip out of the factory. Because the fertilizer plant is relatively remote and malnourished for a long time, its not far at all, and eventually the supervisor caught it back.
After being caught back, Liu Zhenhua hit me in the waist with a very thick stick. Sun Haida finished and bowed his head. This time the assault also led to Sun Haidas waist left sequelae, so far has not recovered.
Sun Haida said that while working in a fertilizer plant, a young worker was hit by a forklift (industrial transport vehicle) while working, and his leg was broken.
The cowardly Sun Haida never dared to run away after witnessing the experience of his workmates.
On January 22, Sun Haida played with a toy police car at his brothers home in Dalian, which was his favorite toy. Photography/Zhang Ying
Twenty-five
In a dark and hopeless life, things have turned for the better.
On March 27, 2018, a worker surnamed Shen escaped smoothly from the fertilizer factory site and was discovered by the police of Shuangcastle Police Station of Harbin Railway Public Security Bureau. The forced labor case came to light.
In April 2018, several police cars suddenly entered the fertilizer plant site and asked everyone to stop production and cooperate with the investigation. Because Sun Haida had been beaten up for a long time and restricted his freedom, he had forgotten his family address, even his name was not clear, which made the work of public security organs more difficult.
Through face recognition technology, the police found Sun Haidas mother and brother, thus determining his family address.
It is understood that Liu Zhenhua and other four criminal gangs have been identified as evil forces by the court. Thirteen defendants in these four cases were sentenced to one to six yearsimprisonment, of which Liu Zhenhua was sentenced to four years imprisonment.
On May 24, 2018, Sun Haida, accompanied by two policemen, finally boarded the train home eight years later. A week later, Shao Zhumei rushed back from Dalian to Heilongjiang.
Shao Zhumei told upstream journalists that when she first returned home, Sun Haida was very untidy and frail. He was less than 130 kilograms 1.85 meters tall. He looked like a man in his thirties.
What is more painful to the family is that Sun Haida is in a trance. He cant remember his family, even his own name. He just says, My name is twenty-five.
Shao Zhumei said that Sun Haida was always in a state of fear and unwilling to let others approach him, even his 4-year-old niece could not approach him. More often, Sun Haida would shrink into the corner and sneak out his head to observe his family.
When Sun Haida returned home, he often said that someone was watching him and beating him. He said many times that he would go back to Harbin to ask for money. At first, the family thought that this was the nonsense of Sun Haida, an intellectual disability.
Shao Zhumei said that since Sun Haida was rescued in May 2018, there has been no contact between the police and Sun Haida and his family. In September 2018, she received a Notice of VictimsLitigation Rights and Duties and Notification of Entrusted Litigation Agents from Harbin Railway Transport Procuratorate.
More than a month ago, another victim, Zhou Gangs sister, got in touch with Shao Zhumei after she saw her live webcast on the Internet. Only then did her family slowly learn about Sun Haidas experience in recent years and the origin of the twenty-five plan.
Zhou Gang introduced that Liu Zhenhua and supervisors felt Sun Haidas IQ was problematic at the construction site. A little 25, they called him 25.
On January 22, Sun Haida tried to write his name in his brothers home in Dalian: Sun Haida. Photography/Zhang Ying
Tremble
So far, Sun Haida has been home for eight months, and his body has slowly recovered. He has gained more than ten kilograms. Sun Haidas sister-in-law Shao Zhumei said.
Shao Zhumei introduced that when she married Sun, Sun Haida had left home. She had repeatedly suggested that her husband look for his lost brother, but did not expect to meet in this way.
Shao Zhumei told upstream journalists that Sun Haidas mental condition is much better now, but still inexplicably feared that the family could not leave people for 24 hours, just like looking at seven or eight-year-old children, without falling at a glance. Haida dared not sleep after her family turned off the lights at night. Sleep only during the day. He is also very sensitive, timid, afraid to go out, nor dare to speak to strangers, heard knocking on the door will be afraid, legs straight trembling.
In order to exercise him, Shao Zhumei often takes Sun Hai downstairs to the community, or let him accompany his niece to play on the slide in the community. Seeing strangers coming face to face, Sun Haida would still stop in fear and hide behind his family. Theres no way but to exercise him slowly.
Shao Zhumei has a headache in the face of her brother who needs to be taken care of. She said that Sun Haida had many bad habits in life, and many basic lifestyles were taught by his 4-year-old niece: when wearing shoes, he liked to walk on the heels; when he saw cigarette butts near the garbage can in the community, he always picked them up and smoked; when he could not understand the TV series, he only liked watching cartoons.
When it comes to these bad habits, Sun Haida is not very happy. He clasps his hands tightly to his knees and no longer talks.
For this reason, Shao Zhumei is not only responsible for Sun Haidas life and living, but also shoulders the responsibility of education. Now Shao Zhumei is training him to write his name and teach him how to count. She also registered an account on the live broadcasting platform, and they did live broadcasting. Sun Haida, who cant play smartphone, feels very fresh about it. With the help of his sister-in-law, he can talk and interact with netizens slowly.
Now, Sun Haida and his brothers family, a total of four people, crowded in an area of only 40 square meters of home. His brother is a truck driver. Shao Zhumei, his sister-in-law, needs to take children with her at home and work part-time. She earns more than 20 yuan a day. On the live broadcasting platform, Sun Haida and Shao Zhumei, his sister-in-law, are also rewarded with 30 to 40 yuan a day.
Shao Zhumei said that from the arrest to the verdict of Liu Zhenhua, the foreman, the Sun family did not know. Sun Haida has been under control for nearly six years. He often scolds and abuses, but he does not have a salary. His family hopes to invite lawyers to sue Liu Zhenhua for some salary.
Now Sun Haida can write his own name and count to 60.
For the rest, take your time. After Shao Zhumei finished, Sun Haida, sitting on one side, lost his eyes.
Source: Yang Yi_NBJ10647, responsible editor of upstream news of Chongqing Morning Post


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Q: GraphQL query not working while URL has a subdirectory I'm making a React website with a database that uses GraphQL queries. Everything works correctly until I need to make a query from /profile/:username. Everytime I make a query from that URL it tries to fetch from /profile/graphql, which doesn't have any database attached to it.
I need every fetch request to redirect to /graphql no matter where I am in the website.
Here is how I have my routes set up
import React from 'react';
import {BrowserRouter as Router, Routes, Route} from 'react-router-dom';
import Authorization from './pages/Authorization';

import Home from './pages/Home';
import Login from './pages/Login';
import Profile from './pages/Profile';

// Apollo Imports
import { ApolloProvider, ApolloClient, InMemoryCache, createHttpLink } from '@apollo/client';
import { setContext } from '@apollo/client/link/context';

const httpLink = createHttpLink({
  uri: 'graphql'
});

const authLink = setContext((_, { headers }) => {
  const token = localStorage.getItem('id_token');
  return {
    headers: {
      ...headers,
      authorization: token ? `Bearer ${token}` : '',
    }
  }
});

const client = new ApolloClient({
  link: authLink.concat(httpLink),
  cache: new InMemoryCache()
});

function App() {
  return (
    <ApolloProvider client={client}>
      <Router>
        <Routes>
          <Route path="/login" element={<Login />} />
          <Route element={<Authorization />}>
            <Route path='/' element={<Home/>} />
            <Route path='/profile'>
              <Route path=':username' element={<Profile />} />
              <Route path='' element={<Profile />} />
            </Route>
          </Route>
        </Routes>
      </Router>
    </ApolloProvider>
  );
}

export default App;

When I am visiting just /profile, everything works great, it requests to http://localhost:3000/graphql.
When I visit /profile:username its a different story, it requests to http://localhost:3000/profile/graphql
I have been searching around the internet for a couple hours, can't find anybody having the same issue as me.


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Q: In Wordpress, $wp_filesystem->get_contents is not working I need to make code that get contents from a remote URL and save it to a local file.
I am using $wp_filesystem->get_contents() and it doesn't work. The return value is empty.
wp_remote_get function doesn't work on my server, but $wp_filesystem->get_contents doesn't give me the right result.
I've added define('FS_METHOD', 'direct') in mty wp_config.php
but it does nothing.
Code follows:
global $wp_filesystem;
$response = $wp_filesystem->get_contents(
                add_query_arg( array(
                    'code'   => $code,
                    'server' => $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'],
                    'action' => 'downloadContents',
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Judge Jose de la Mata has requested his presence on February 2 to face fraud and corruption charges relating to the 2013 move.
DIS had a 40 percent stake in Neymar's sporting rights when he was a Santos player and allege they did not receive their fair share of the deal.
A previous court investigation revealed Barca paid €83 million for the 23-year-old – the club had initially announced it as much less – but DIS only received 40 percent of €17 million.
In an interview with SPORT at the end of last year, Neymar's father explained the family are "suffering from huge insecurity" because of the off-the-pitch problems.
Neymar is currently in talks with the club over a new deal, but Neymar Sr. says he needs "judicial security" before committing to a new deal.
Meanwhile, Bartomeu and Rosell could face prison sentences for their role in the transfer, while the club could be hit with a fine of more than €20 million.


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A total 40 sites are published on the National Heritage List for England as either Scheduled Ancient Monuments or Listed Buildings, in some cases as both. These consist of 27 preceptories, 12 camerae and one membrum, and includes records of 19 extant or ruinous chapels, 15 houses or parts thereof, two dovecots, three barns and a gatehouse. At 18 sites there are various earthworks, mostly enclosures often surrounded by a moat. At some sites there are also fishponds. Each of these sites has a unique number in the list and these numbers will be used in the individual accounts that follow. The only preceptory to be fully excavated is the Templar Preceptory at South Witham in Lincolnshire (NHLE entry 1007688). It provides a good example of what a small preceptory would have looked like at the beginning of the 14th century. This site has been published in full (Mayes, P.2002 Excavations at the Templar Preceptory, South Witham, Lincolnshire, 1965-67 Society for Medieval Archaeology Monograph 19).  Although the site was abandoned by the time the manor passed to the Hospitallers, it does provide a yardstick with which to compare the Hospitaller sites studied.
The remains at South Witham were divided into three phases. Phase I dated from before 1185 and continued until 1220-40. This consisted of an aisled hall and various ancillary buildings including a kitchen The absence of a chapel implies that at this stage no ordained brothers were present and the site was a camera rather than a preceptory. During Phase 2 (1220-40 to the late 13th century) there were two halls, a greater and a lesser, a chapel, a kitchen and bake house, a brewhouse, stables, pig sties, a granary and three substantial barns. The whole complex was enclosed and approached through a formal gatehouse. The third and final phase, dating from the late 13th century until the arrest and suppression of the Templars between 1308 and 1312, saw the rebuilding of the Great Hall.
Rigold's (1966) study of the Strood Temple and Harefield camerae gives an indication of what the smaller establishments were like.
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THE NATIONAL HERITAGE LIST FOR ENGLAND (NHLE)