Today you'll learn all about this apple cider vinegar detox tea! I started drinking this concoction about 2 weeks ago, and I've been super religious about it! Make it fresh every single morning (takes me about 5 minutes), and drink it on an empty stomach. I cannot tell you the difference it has already made! You'll feel amazing in the fact that you'll have a lot more energy, get better sleep, and your mood will improve considerably. In the physical aspect, my tummy has flattened SO much I couldn't believe it – no longer do I look or feel bloated whatsoever!
If this is something that you're interested in trying, I highly recommend it! Made with all natural ingredients that you probably already have, this apple cider vinegar detox tea will make you feel AND look like a million bucks! No joke!
In a glass or a mason jar, mix all of your ingredients together until they're well incorporated.
Drink the detox tea every single morning on an empty stomach. Within just a few days, you'll be a lot less bloated, have more energy, mood will improve tenfold.
Because the detox tea contains honey, cinnamon, and lemon, it doesn't tasted bad whatsoever! It honestly tastes like a tangy tea, so it's totally doable! Don't be afraid of it! The taste may not appeal to you, but within just 2-3 days you'll get used to it!
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I hear that mobile devices are pretty big when it comes to the web now days. I'm a little late to the party, as usual. Anyone here using a great mobile theme on Pro Sites or simply on a MU network?
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Bleak thrills make Amazon's 'Tell Me Your Secrets' a huge bummer
Fun for the whole family if your family likes terrifying, uncomfortable things.
By Alexis Nedd on February 19, 2021
I love mess, but this is too much mess.
> Entertainment > TV Shows
Television thrillers are complex by definition. They have to keep the audience engaged and do so by dazzling them with twists, drama, and shocking revelations that speak to the darkness at the heart of their characters. There is a line, however, and once that line is crossed, those twists, that drama, and the aforementioned darkness become suffocatingly confusing. At that point, the show becomes less of a thriller and more of a pessimistic tableau of all the awful things humanity is capable of, which bogs the show down and dissevers it from its value as entertainment. Tell Me Your Secrets crosses that line. It's a well made show that is too heavy to even want to finish.
Tell Me Your Secrets tells the convoluted story of Karen Miller, whose incarceration for allegedly abetting her serial killer ex-boyfriend ends at the start of the show. Miller is placed in witness protection and takes the name Emma Hall when her handler-slash-therapist moves her to a small town in the Louisiana bayou. While Emma is in hiding, the mother of a young woman who went missing after being seen in the vicinity of Emma's ex is determined to track her down, obsessed with the idea that Emma knows what happens to her daughter — so obsessed that she hires a convicted rapist to track the woman formerly known as Karen Miller down wherever or whomever she may be.
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Then a swamp monster shows up. And murders start happening. And there's a child abuse subplot and some deeply uncomfortable semi-religious ritual stuff that keeps popping up when the rapist goes on a road trip. All the while, Emma, who suffers from memory loss surrounding her relationship with the serial killer, begins to recover her memories and piece together what she may or may not know about that woman's daughter. There's a lot going on in Tell Me Your Secrets(Opens in a new window)(opens in a new tab), and the overall feeling amounts to one of confusion, unease, and bad vibes all around.
Calling 'Tell Me Your Secrets' a thriller is like calling being kicked off a building a theme park ride.
In some sense, the skin-crawling discomfort that comes with watching any of the characters on Tell Me Your Secrets is a credit to its cast. Hamish Linklater's performance as serial rapist John Tyler exudes predatory horror and inspires complete revulsion, Amy Brennaman plays the hateful and obsessed mother Mary Barlow with convincing entitlement, and Lily Rabe tackles the "dual" roles of Karen Miller and Emma with clear distinctions that show the effects of her character's trauma. The high quality of the acting drags viewers into the characters' world completely, and therein lies the problem. Their world sucks, everyone in it is terrible, and spending any time there would only please someone with a fetish for hopeless bummers.
Calling Tell Me Your Secrets a thriller is like calling being kicked off a building a theme park ride. Thrillers need to dip and climb to maintain suspense; Tell Me Your Secrets is all dips all the time. Something terrible happens in the first episode, and something more terrible happens as a result of that. Somebody has a bad idea and the consequences of that bad idea are bad. Once the pattern of "hold on, it's worse than you think" sinks in (which shouldn't take long), the actual twists in the show become irrelevant because the end result will always be predictably miserable.
Tell Me Your Secrets is 10 episodes long and ends on a cliffhanger, suggesting that someone hopes for a second season of this show. This is baffling, mostly because 10 episodes is about four episodes longer than any reasonable person could endure. There's a reason the more successful modern thriller series (Sharp Objects, Big Little Lies, The Undoing) tap out at six or seven episodes, and Tell Me Your Secrets spends too much time dragging its plot through swamp mud to generate enthusiasm for more of its drudgery. If they make it to the end of Season 1 unscathed, the someone who wants Season 2 won't be any of its viewers.
Tell Me Your Secrets is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video(Opens in a new window)(opens in a new tab).
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Alexis Nedd
Alexis Nedd is a senior entertainment reporter at Mashable. A self-named "fanthropologist," she's a fantasy, sci-fi, and superhero nerd with a penchant for pop cultural analysis. Her work has previously appeared in BuzzFeed, Cosmopolitan, Elle, and Esquire.

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I don't know any name of such a software that may perhaps remove properties from the recycle bin context menu but I am little bit confident that you will definitely get such like that software in web. But why you will use that kind of tool when you can do it exclusive of taking any assistance of any supplementary software?
However, that is a different story when you should know why to remove properties from the recycle bin context menu. Isn't? You are requested to notice the subsequent picture that is a snapshot of default right click menu of Recycle Bin properties.
If you see it minutely, you can find some options those might be useful and also harmful for you.
How does it become harmful?
Suppose, someone have uncheck the option that says Don't move files to the Recycle Bin. Remove files immediately when deleted in your absence. So, at such like a situation, if you have deleted anything accidentally, it will be far difficult to get that back. You may face any other problem too.
So, to get rid of this change, you can follow this trick that will be finished through Local Group Policy Editor.
How to remove Properties from the Recycle Bin context menu?
There from pick out the option that says Remove Properties from the Recycle Bin context menu. Double click on it and change your setting from Not Configured to Enabled. Now make sure your changes.
After that, whenever you will go to open the Properties of your Recycle Bin, you will be greeted with the following error window.
That's all! If you have any other query regarding to remove Properties from Recycle Bin context menu, feel free and do let us bring up to date.


If you've come to terms with your addiction, it's now time to think about how you're going to treat it. There are all kinds of treatments out there. Which one is right for you depends on your addiction, your preferences, and your individual needs. The two main types of treatment though are outpatient and residential.
There's a lot for you to take into consideration before you make your final decision about which treatment is right for you. To help you decide whether residential drug rehabilitation is the right treatment for you, here the benefits and drawbacks of using it.
Residential drug rehabilitation is best for people who are in an advanced phase of addiction. That's because the facility will act as a retreat from the outside world. You'll be cut off from your normal way of life so there will be fewer temptations and opportunities to take drugs or alcohol. You'll also be away from the stresses of everyday life that might push you towards drugs. If you pick the right facility, it will be a safe and secure place, putting your mind at ease.
Another big benefit of residential rehabilitation is that you'll have access to top medical professionals. They'll be on hand to offer you help and support all day, every day. This makes the chances of relapsing and giving in to temptation much smaller. There are also some facilities that offer services specifically for women in recovery, so there's a facility for everyone out there.
In most cases, you'll be given the opportunity to participate in therapy sessions, which are known to address the underlying causes of addiction. These sessions will probably take the form of one to one sessions and group therapy. If you apply yourself in these sessions, you'll be more likely to stay sober once you leave rehab.
There are limits to residential drug rehabilitation though. The main reason a lot of addicts don't use residential facilities is because they're expensive, and it's hard to get away from existing commitments. We all have families to think about, and it's hard to pack our bags and go to live somewhere else. It's also hard to get time away from work – we all need to make a living.
It costs a lot to look after someone 24/7, and that's what residential facilities do. Therefore, it costs quite a lot of money to enroll on these programs. It's much cheaper to pay for an outpatient treatment program. We all want the best treatment possible, but it's impossible to ignore the practical considerations that have to be taken into account. It's something you have to think about carefully. It might be the case that your family encourage you to go for it, and you can get the time of work. It all depends on your circumstances and needs.
You should think carefully before making your final decision. There are a lot of benefits to residential drug treatments, and it's up to you to decide whether they outweigh the drawbacks.


Book a fun, outdoor adventure to Kolad and enjoy a thrilling session of river rafting over the Kundalika River. You'll wear life jackets and safety helmets, hop into large inflatable rafts and go rafting down a 2-hr stretch on the Kundalika River. Back at the campsite, you can visit the Sutarwadi Reservoir near the campsite, dip your feet in the water and have fun by the lakeside. In the evening, you'll also enjoy a bonfire at the campsite and spend a merry night under the dark sky.
At the campsite, located on the banks of the Sutarwadi Reservoir, you'll be staying in wooden cottages that come with a comfortable bed with pillows and blankets, air-conditioner and an attached washroom. This package also includes delicious, buffet meals served at the common dining area.
You can check in any time after 14:00 hrs. Check-in to your wooden cottages and take a stroll to explore the campsite. After some evening tea, you can visit the Sutarwadi reservoir near the campsite, dip your feet in the water and have fun by the lakeside. In the evening, you'll enjoy bonfire at the campsite and spend the evening with your group of friends or family. After a delicious dinner at night, retreat in your cottages for the night. Overnight in wooden cottages at Kolad campsite.
Overnight in wooden cottages at Kolad campsite.
You can check in by 14:00 hrs. The wooden cottages have an air conditioner, beds with pillows and blankets, attached washrooms. Today's meal package includes evening tea and dinner only.
Inside view of comfortable and cosy wooden cottages.


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Q: Opentok video calling in safari using flash and webRTC i am developing a application using flash and webRTC,
it is working fine in webrtc
but when it comes to safari, it is giving no error no warning nothing
how can i make it work

A: Safari 11 will support WebRTC, expected release in 2017 fall.
For more details, see release notes "Web conferencing. Implements peer to peer conferencing with the WebRTC standard." https://developer.apple.com/library/content/releasenotes/General/WhatsNewInSafari/Safari_11_0/Safari_11_0.html
Note that currently available with Safari Tech Preview or iOS beta versions.

A: Safari does not support webrtc natively, so webrtc will not work on safari. With that said, there are plugins out there that can help browsers without webrtc become webrtc compatible.

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This is a great canvas print. Looks nice.
I am so glad I bought the canvas print. I now have a summer memory in my hallway!
My 20x30 canvas is fabulous.
Good quality prints! Made my second order for my new house. Also very happy with them!


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Das FFH-Gebiet Dünen- und Heidelandschaften Nord- und Mittel-Sylt ist ein NATURA 2000-Schutzgebiet in Schleswig-Holstein im Kreis Nordfriesland in den drei Gemeinden Kampen (Sylt), Wenningstedt-Braderup (Sylt) und Sylt, alle auf der Nordseeinsel Sylt gelegen. Das FFH-Gebiet Dünen- und Heidelandschaften Nord- und Mittel-Sylt besteht aus vier Teilgebieten:

 FFH-Teilgebiet Brarderuper Heide
 FFH-Teilgebiet Flughafen Sylt und angrenzende Flächen
 FFH-Teilgebiet Jückermarsch
FFH-Teilgebiet Dünenlandschaft auf dem Roten Kliff

Das FFH-Gebiet hat eine Fläche von 642 ha. Die größte Ausdehnung von 7,64 km liegt in Nordsüdrichtung, die höchste Erhebung mit 50,1 m über NN ist die Uwe-Düne im FFH-Teilgebiet NSG Dünenlandschaft auf dem Rotem Kliff. Im FFH-Gebiet befinden sich eine ganze Reihe von gesetzlich geschützten archäologischen Bodendenkmälern.

Tabelle 1: Archäologische Bodendenkmäler im FFH-Gebiet Dünen- und Heidelandschaften Nord- und Mittel-Sylt

FFH-Gebietsgeschichte und Naturschutzumgebung

Der NATURA 2000-Standard-Datenbogen (SDB) für dieses FFH-Gebiet wurde im Februar 2006 vom Landesamt für Landwirtschaft, Umwelt und ländliche Räume (LLUR) des Landes Schleswig-Holstein erstellt, im September 2004 als Gebiet von gemeinschaftlicher Bedeutung (GGB) vorgeschlagen, im August 2007 von der EU als GGB bestätigt und im Januar 2010 national nach § 32 Absatz 2 bis 4 BNatSchG in Verbindung mit § 23 LNatSchG als besonderes Erhaltungsgebiet (BEG) bestätigt. Im Mai 2017 wurde der SDB letztmals aktualisiert. Für das FFH-Gebiet wurde kein nationaler Managementplan erstellt. Er wird durch den transnationalen Wattenmeerplan 2010 ersetzt. Für das FFH-Teilgebiet "Braderuper Heide" wurde der Managementplan im August 2012 veröffentlicht. Der Managementplan für das Teilgebiet "Flughafen Sylt und angrenzende Flächen" wurde am 14. September 2010 veröffentlicht. Für das FFH-Teilgebiet "Jückermarsch" wurde der Managementplan am 1. September 2017 veröffentlicht. Für das FFH-Teilgebiet "NSG Dünenlandschaft auf dem Roten Kliff" wurde kein Managementplan veröffentlicht. Dieses Naturschutzgebiet wurde am 5. März 1979 ins Leben gerufen. Mit der Betreuung des NSG gem. § 20 LNatSchG von Schleswig-Holstein wurde der Verein Söl'ring Foriining-Sylter Verein e.V. vom LLUR betraut. Das FFH-Teilgebiet "Jückermarsch" wird ebenfalls vom Verein Söl'ring Foriining-Sylter Verein e.V. betreut. Das FFH-Teilgebiet "Braderuper Heide" und das nicht ganz deckungsgleiche NSG "Braderuper Heide" wird von der Naturschutzgemeinschaft Sylt e.V. betreut. Teile des am 10. Januar 1957 eingerichteten Landschaftsschutzgebietes Süd-Ost-Heide Kampen liegen im FFH-Teilgebiet "Braderuper Heide".

Das FFH-Gebiet grenzt unmittelbar an weitere Schutzgebiete. Im Norden ist es das FFH-Gebiet "Dünen- und Heidelandschaften Nord-Sylt", das am 23. Mai 1980 eingerichtet wurde, sowie das am 8. Juli 1957 gegründete Landschaftsschutzgebiet Nord-Ost-Heide Kampen. Im Osten und Westen der seit dem 1. Oktober 1985 bestehende Nationalpark Schleswig-Holsteinisches Wattenmeer und angrenzende Küstengebiete, im Osten das am 1. August 1980 errichtete NSG "Wattenmeer nördlich des Hindenburgdammes", sowie im Westen das seit 1990 bestehende Biosphärenreservat Schleswig-Holsteinisches Wattenmeer und Halligen.

Die Europäische Kommission hat im Jahre 2015 die Umsetzung der Richtlinie 92/43/EWG in Deutschland bemängelt (Verfahren-Nr. 2014/2262). In den Managementplänen würden keine ausreichend detaillierten und quantifizierten Erhaltungsziele festgelegt. Am 12. Februar 2020 hat die Kommission der Bundesrepublik Deutschland eine Frist von zwei Monaten gesetzt, die Mängel zu beseitigen. Andernfalls wird der Europäische Gerichtshof angerufen. Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland ist der Aufforderung nicht nachgekommen (Stand August 2021). Die Kommission führt für Schleswig-Holstein fehlende Quantifizier-, Mess- und damit Berichtsfähigkeit an. Schleswig-Holstein konzentriere sich ausschließlich auf die Durchsetzung des Verschlechterungsverbotes nach Artikel 6, Absatz 2 der Richtlinie. Die Stellungnahme des Landes Schleswig-Holstein mit der im Jahre 2006 erfolgten Bekanntgabe der gebietsspezifischen Erhaltungsziele (gEHZ) für die FFH-Vorschlagsgebiete in Schleswig-Holstein bestätige aus Sicht der Europäischen Kommission die angeführten Mängel. Nachdem Deutschland die Mängel nicht fristgerecht abgestellt hat, hat die Europäische Kommission Deutschland beim Europäischen Gerichtshof im Februar 2021 verklagt.

FFH-Erhaltungsgegenstand

FFH-Gesamtgebiet

Laut Standard-Datenbogen vom März 2012 sind folgende FFH-Lebensraumtypen und Arten für das Gesamtgebiet als FFH-Erhaltungsgegenstände mit den entsprechenden Beurteilungen zum Gesamtzustand der Umweltbehörde der Europäischen Union gemeldet worden (Gebräuchliche Kurzbezeichnung (BfN)):

FFH-Lebensraumtypen nach Anhang I der EU-Richtlinie:

 1150* Lagunen (Strandseen) (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 1210 Einjährige Spülsäume (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 1220 Mehrjährige Vegetation der Geröll-, Kies- und Blockstrände (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 1230 Fels- und Steilküsten mit Vegetation (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 1310 Quellerwatt (Gesamtbeurteilung C)
 1320 Schlickgrasbestände (Gesamtbeurteilung C)
 1330 Atlantische Salzwiesen (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 2110 Primärdünen (Gesamtbeurteilung C)
 2120 Weißdünen mit Strandhafer (Gesamtbeurteilung C)
 2130* Graudünen mit krautiger Vegetation (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 2140* Küstendünen mit Krähenbeere (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 2150* Küstendünen mit Besenheide (Gesamtbeurteilung C)
 2180 Bewaldete Küstendünen (Gesamtbeurteilung C)
 4010 Feuchte Heiden mit Glockenheide (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 4030 Trockene Heiden (Gesamtbeurteilung B)
 6230* Artenreiche Borstgrasrasen (Gesamtbeurteilung B)

FFH-Teilgebiet Brarderuper Heide

Das Teilgebiet ist ein schmaler langgezogener 3,3 km langer Streifen an der Ostküste zwischen Kampen im Norden und der Kläranlage am Weißen Kliff im Süden. Es ist in Längsrichtung geteilt in einen westlichen höher gelegenen Teil aus mosaikartigen Wechsel von Heide und Dünen und einen steil abfallenden östlichen Teil, der in Salzwiesen übergeht, die ans Wattenmeer grenzen.

Im Managementplan sind folgende FFH-Lebensraumtypen für das FFH-Teilgebiet aufgeführt (Gebräuchliche Kurzbezeichnung (BfN)):

 1150 Lagunen (Strandseen)
 1210 Einjährige Spülsäume
 1220 Mehrjährige Vegetation der Geröll-, Kies- und Blockstrände
 1230 Fels- und Steilküsten mit Vegetation
 1330 Atlantische Salzwiesen
 2130 *Graudünen mit krautiger Vegetation
 2140 *Küstendünen mit Krähenbeere4010 Feuchte Heiden mit Glockenheide
 4010 Feuchte Heiden mit Glockenheide
 4030 Trockene Heiden
 6230 *Artenreiche Borstgrasrasen

Die Flächenanteile der jeweilige FFH-Lebensraumtypen sind im Diagramm 5 dargestellt, Stand August 2012. Danach sind 40 % der Fläche noch keinem FFH-Lebensraumtyp zugeordnet. Die Beurteilung des Erhaltungszustandes der FFH-Lebensraumtypen nach Flächenanteilen im FFH-Teilgebiet sind im Diagramm 6 zu sehen.

FFH-Teilgebiet Flughafen Sylt und angrenzende Flächen

Der Managementplan enthält keine vollständigen Angaben zur Flächengröße der vorkommenden FFH-Lebensraumtypen. Im Managementplan sind folgende FFH-Lebensraumtypen für das FFH-Teilgebiet aufgeführt (Gebräuchliche Kurzbezeichnung (BfN)):

 2140 *Küstendünen mit Krähenbeere
 4030 Trockene Heiden
 6230 *Artenreiche Borstgrasrasen

64,45 ha sind als ein Gemisch aus den drei oben angeführten FFH-Lebensraumtypen und dem Biotoptyp Trockenrasen aufgeführt. Die Flächenanteile der jeweiligen FFH-Lebensraumtypen sind im Diagramm 7 dargestellt, Stand August 2009.

FFH-Teilgebiet Jückermarsch

Im Managementplan sind folgende FFH-Lebensraumtypen für das FFH-Teilgebiet aufgeführt (Gebräuchliche Kurzbezeichnung (BfN)):

 1140 Vegetationsfreies Schlick-, Sand- und Mischwatt (Erhaltungszustand B, im aktuellen SDB nicht aufgeführt)

 1150 Lagunen (Strandseen)
 1210 Einjährige Spülsäume
 1230 Fels- und Steilküsten mit Vegetation
 1310 Quellerwatt
 1320 Schlickgrasbestände
 1330 Atlantische Salzwiesen
 2120 Weißdünen mit Strandhafer
 2130 *Graudünen mit krautiger Vegetation
 2140 *Küstendünen mit Krähenbeere
 4030 Trockene Heiden
Die Flächenanteile der jeweilige FFH-Lebensraumtypen sind im Diagramm 8 dargestellt, Stand 2015.

FFH-Teilgebiet Dünenlandschaft auf dem Roten Kliff

Für dieses Teilgebiet wurde bisher kein Managementplan veröffentlicht (Stand: Januar 2021). Dennoch kann aus den vorhandenen Daten des EU-Standarddatenbogens und den Daten der Managementpläne der anderen drei Teilgebiete näherungsweise eine Übersicht der FFH-Lebensraumtypen im FFH-Teilgebiet Dünenlandschaft auf dem Roten Kliff erstellt werden:

 1210 Einjährige Spülsäume
 1230 Fels- und Steilküsten mit Vegetation
 1330 Atlantische Salzwiesen
 1210 Einjährige Spülsäume
 1220 Mehrjährige Vegetation der Geröll-, Kies- und Blockstrände
 1230 Fels- und Steilküsten mit Vegetation
 2140 *Küstendünen mit Krähenbeere
 2150 *Küstendünen mit Besenheide
 2180 Bewaldete Küstendünen
 6230 *Artenreiche Borstgrasrasen

Danach ist die Teilgebietsfläche zu über 99 % einem FFH-Lebensraumtyp zugeordnet, siehe Diagramm 9. Die Daten sind jedoch mit Vorsicht zu betrachten, da sich die Interpretation, die Kriterien und damit die Zuordnung der Lebensraumtypen in den letzten 10 bis 20 Jahren stetig geändert haben. Dies gilt auch für die Vergabe der Beurteilungskriterien.

FFH-Erhaltungsziele

FFH-Gesamtgebiet
Aus den oben aufgeführten FFH-Erhaltungsgegenständen werden als FFH-Erhaltungsziele von besonderer Bedeutung die Erhaltung folgender Lebensraumtypen und Arten im FFH-Gebiet vom Ministerium für Energiewende, Landwirtschaft, Umwelt und ländliche Räume des Landes Schleswig-Holstein erklärt:

 1150 Lagunen (Strandseen)
 1210 Einjährige Spülsäume
 1220 Mehrjährige Vegetation der Geröll-, Kies- und Blockstrände
 1230 Fels- und Steilküsten mit Vegetation
 1330 Atlantische Salzwiesen
 2120 Weißdünen mit Strandhafer
 2130 *Graudünen mit krautiger Vegetation
 2140 *Küstendünen mit Krähenbeere
 2150 *Küstendünen mit Besenheide
 2180 Bewaldete Küstendünen
 4010 Feuchte Heiden mit Glockenheide
 4030 Trockene Heiden
 6230 *Artenreiche Borstgrasrasen

Aus den oben aufgeführten FFH-Erhaltungsgegenständen werden als FFH-Erhaltungsziele von Bedeutung die Erhaltung folgender Lebensraumtypen und Arten im FFH-Gebiet vom Ministerium für Energiewende, Landwirtschaft, Umwelt und ländliche Räume des Landes Schleswig-Holstein erklärt:

 1310 Quellerwatt
 1320 Schlickgrasbestände
 2110 Primärdünen

FFH-Teilgebiet Brarderuper Heide

Alle FFH-Erhaltungsgegenstände des Managementplanes des FFH-Teilgebietes Brarderuper Heide werden zu FFH-Erhaltungszielen von besonderer Bedeutung laut Anhang 2 des Managementplanes erklärt,

FFH-Teilgebiet Flughafen Sylt und angrenzende Flächen
Alle FFH-Erhaltungsgegenstände des Managementplanes des FFH-Teilgebietes Flughafen Sylt und angrenzende Flächen werden zu FFH-Erhaltungszielen von besonderer Bedeutung erklärt.

FFH-Teilgebiet Jückermarsch
Alle FFH-Erhaltungsgegenstände des Managementplanes des FFH-Teilgebietes Jückermarsch werden zu FFH-Erhaltungszielen von besonderer Bedeutung gemäß Anlage 1b des Managementplanes erklärt.

FFH-Teilgebiet Dünenlandschaft auf dem Roten Kliff
Auch wenn für dieses FFH-Teilgebiet noch kein Managementplan veröffentlicht wurde, gelten für alle dort vorkommenden FFH-Lebensraumtypen die FFH-Erhaltungsziele des Amtsblattes Nr. 47, Seite 1033 des Ministeriums für Energiewende, Landwirtschaft, Umwelt und ländliche Räume des Landes Schleswig-Holstein.

FFH-Analyse und Bewertung

Da kein Managementplan für das Gesamtgebiet vorliegt, kann nur auf die Managementpläne der FFH-Teilgebiete eingegangen werden. Das Kapitel FFH-Analyse und Bewertung in den Managementplänen beschäftigt sich unter anderem mit den aktuellen Gegebenheiten des FFH-Gebietes und den Hindernissen bei der Erhaltung und Weiterentwicklung der FFH-Lebensraumtypen. Die Ergebnisse fließen in den jeweiligen FFH-Maßnahmenkatalog ein.

FFH-Teilgebiet Brarderuper Heide
Der größte Lebensraumtyp im Teilgebiet ist die Trockene Heide in Form der Geestheide. Dies ist das größte Vorkommen auf Sylt. Zur Erhaltung ist der Nährstoffeintrag durch Winderosion zu reduzieren, sowie das Zurückdrängen standorttypischer Pflanzenarten durch Neophyten wie die standortfremde Kartoffelrose, die Spätblühende Traubenkirsche oder des Riesen-Bärenklaus erforderlich. Durch Schafbeweidung ist es gelungen, wenigstens die Verbreitung der Kartoffelrose einzudämmen.

FFH-Teilgebiet Flughafen Sylt und angrenzende Flächen
Der Managementplan enthält kein explizites Kapitel FFH-Analyse und Bewertung. Die Fläche ist weitgehend durch Zäune für den Besucher nicht zugänglich, da sie weiterhin als Flugplatz genutzt wird und gesetzlich festgelegte Sicherungsmaßnahmen erforderlich sind. Neben den Roll-, Start- und Landebahnen sind große Streifen von Gehölzen freizuhalten. Die Grünflächen werden zur Heugewinnung landwirtschaftlich genutzt, die Heideflächen durch eine Schafherde regelmäßig beweidet.

FFH-Teilgebiet Jückermarsch
Der Strandbereich östlich des Strandweges befindet sich überwiegend im Gemeindebesitz, während der größere westliche Bereich mit Heide- und Salzwiesenflächen vielen privaten Eigentümern gehört. Dies erschwert die Abstimmung von Erhaltungs- und Entwicklungsmaßnahmen der FFH-Lebensraumtypen.

FFH-Teilgebiet Dünenlandschaft auf dem Roten Kliff
Da noch kein Managementplan für dieses FFH-Teilgebiet veröffentlicht wurde, gibt es noch keine FFH-Analyse und Bewertung.

FFH-Maßnahmenkatalog

FFH-Teilgebiet Brarderuper Heide
Der FFH-Maßnahmenkatalog im Managementplan führt neben den bereits durchgeführten Maßnahmen geplante Maßnahmen zur Erhaltung und Entwicklung der FFH-Lebensraumtypen im FFH-Gebiet an. Konkrete Empfehlungen sind in einer Maßnahmenkarte und 11 Maßnahmenblättern beschrieben. Die Bekämpfung der Neophyten, das Plaggen, die Mahd mit Abfuhr des Mähgutes auf den Heideflächen zur Ausmagerung der Böden haben bereits in den 90er Jahren des vorigen Jahrhunderts zu Erfolgen in der Wiederherstellung der FFH-Lebensraumtypen der Heiden beigetragen. An der Kreisstraße K118, Brarderuper Weg befindet sich ein 2,7 ha großes Nadelgehölz, das in Heidefläche umgewandelt werden sollte. Dies ist mittlerweile weitgehend erfolgt, wie neuere Luftbilder zeigen.

FFH-Teilgebiet Flughafen Sylt und angrenzende Flächen
Der FFH-Maßnahmenkatalog im Managementplan führt neben den bereits durchgeführten Maßnahmen geplante Maßnahmen zur Erhaltung und Entwicklung der FFH-Lebensraumtypen im FFH-Gebiet an. Konkrete Empfehlungen sind in einer Maßnahmenkarte beschrieben. Die besondere Herausforderung dieses Teilgebietes besteht darin, die Erfordernisse eines Flughafens, ehemaligen Militärgeländes, Golfplatzes und umgebende Wohnbebauung im Einklang mit den Anforderungen an den Naturschutz zu bringen. Wie auch in dem Teilgebiet Brarderuper Heide sind hier ähnliche Maßnahmen zur Beseitigung von Neophyten, Ausmagerung der Böden und Beweidung notwendig, um die heide- und trockenrasentypische Flora und Fauna zu erhalten und weiterzuentwickeln.

FFH-Teilgebiet Jückermarsch
Der FFH-Maßnahmenkatalog im Managementplan führt neben den bereits durchgeführten Maßnahmen geplante Maßnahmen zur Erhaltung und Entwicklung der FFH-Lebensraumtypen im FFH-Gebiet an. Konkrete Empfehlungen sind in einer Maßnahmenkarte und sieben Maßnahmenblättern beschrieben. Im Bereich der trockenen Heide im Norden sind weiterhin Pflegemaßnahmen wie im Teilgebiet Flughafen Sylt erforderlich. Die südlich anschließende private Fläche sollte von der Gemeinde erworben und das FFH-Gebiet um diese Heidefläche erweitert werden. Für die Salzwiesen und die Lagune im Süden sollte ein Betretungsverbot und keine Beweidung stattfinden, um den natürlichen Prozess der Sukzession nicht zu stören. Dies sollte auch für den Bereich der östlichen Salzwiese mit Strandsee wattseitig gelten.

FFH-Teilgebiet Dünenlandschaft auf dem Roten Kliff
Da noch kein Managementplan für dieses FFH-Teilgebiet veröffentlicht wurde, gibt es noch keinen FFH-Maßnahmenkatalog, Stand Januar 2021.

FFH-Erfolgskontrolle und Monitoring der Maßnahmen
Eine FFH-Erfolgskontrolle und Monitoring der Maßnahmen findet in Schleswig-Holstein alle 6 Jahre statt. Mit Stand 19. Januar 2021 wurden noch keine Ergebnisse eines Folgemonitorings veröffentlicht.

Weblinks

 Leseanleitung für Standard-Datenbögen für die Übermittlung von Informationen zu Natura-2000-Gebieten (2011/ 484/ EU) (PDF; 588 KB), Landesamt für Landwirtschaft, Umwelt und ländliche Räume des Landes Schleswig-Holstein
 Die Lebensraumtypen und Arten (Schutzobjekte) der FFH- und Vogelschutzrichtlinie, Bundesamt für Naturschutz, 24. Oktober 2019 (HTML)
 Liste der in Deutschland vorkommenden Arten der Anhänge II, IV, V der FFH-Richtlinie (92/43/EWG), Bundesamt für Naturschutz, 15. Oktober 2019, (PDF)
 Faltblatt "hünen.kultour", Söl'ring Foriining e. V., August 2012

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Students deserve more in East Kilbride defeat
Post written by stirlingunifc | March 14, 2022
By John Turnbull at K-Park
University of Stirling were left rueing missed chances again as the students lost 3-1 to East Kilbride on Saturday.
Despite another positive performance against one of the Lowland League's top sides, the Uni suffered another defeat.
Conor Doan finally got the goal the Uni deserved but by this point they were 2-0 down as Cameron Elliott scored either side of half-time. With a minute of regular time left Neil McLaughlin sealed the three points for Kilby as he converted from the penalty spot.
Head coach Chris Geddes said: "We didn't deserve to lose, on opportunities and chances we definitely deserved to win.
"We started the game okay and we were passing well for the first 12 minutes until they scored around then, but for the rest of the half we played really well. Second half we come out and again played really well but then conceded a sloppy goal.
"I'm really proud of the players though considering it was our 50th game of the season, to come up against EK who are fighting for the top two and three in the league, the boys were a credit to the University today.
"The first two games against East Kilbride, we never laid a glove on them, we had more chances in the first 20 minutes today than in both games previous. Credit to the players, they've been excellent today and on another day those chances go in, but there's a lot of positives to take into the last 11 or so games."
Goals at important times in games and taking chances have proved the downfall in Stirling's performances of late, and it felt that Saturday's story was one all too familiar.
A long ball forward from the hosts defence on 16 minutes was headed on by Joao Victoria, and Elliott had plenty of time to pick his spot and slide the ball home at the near post.
It's been a long season for Stirling so far and despite going behind early, the students showed no sings of fatigue.
Geddes' side were creating chances at will. Jason Jarvis and James Stokes both had shots miss just wide of the post before Joel Taylor was agonisingly close to finding the equaliser as the defender's long-range effort struck the post.
Just nine minutes into the second half, Stirling were in for an uphill battle. McLaughlin picked out Elliott with a pinpoint long ball forward and the striker done well to head across Fry into the far corner.
The Uni responded again and were rewarded for their efforts when Stokes beat Jamie Stevenson and was pulled down inside the box by the full-back. Doan's penalty was saved but parried right back out for a tap-in.
It wasn't to be for Stirling though as a penalty was awarded at the other end and McLaughlin stepped up to get East Kilbride's third and inflict defeat on the students for a third time this season.
University of Stirling: Fry, Thompson, Burrows, Taylor, Bainbridge, Doan (DeZoeten 90'), Berry, Jarvis, Rae (Penker 80'), McArthur (Kennedy 83'), Stokes (Navarro 90')
East Kilbride: Brennan, Stevenson, Coll, Old, McDonald, Owens, McManus, McLaughlin, Elliot, Watt, Victoria


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Home Fintech Companies Performant Capital Creates Platform Delivering Managed Technology Services and Revenue Cycle Management...
Performant Capital Creates Platform Delivering Managed Technology Services and Revenue Cycle Management to the Healthcare Industry
SAVANNAH, Ga.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Performant Capital announced today that it has formed Provider Technology, LLC ("Provider Technology") through the acquisitions of DavLong Business Solutions LLC and its affiliate Administrative Advantage LLC (collectively, "DBS") and On Demand Solutions Inc. ("ODS"). Provider Technology is a leading technology provider of outsourced software and IT services, revenue cycle management ("RCM") and back-office business support primarily to physician practices and health systems. The businesses will continue to operate independently under their respective brands but share best practices across all functional areas.
Performant, investing out of Fund I, closed the DBS and ODS transactions simultaneously in June. The Private Credit business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management ("Goldman Sachs") provided first lien debt and an equity co-investment to support the acquisitions.
"The team at Goldman Sachs has been invaluable as we executed this platform investment," said Mike Ciaglia, Partner at Performant. "We look forward to meaningfully accelerating the growth of the business given the scale enabled by Goldman's partnership."
Founded in 1983 and headquartered in Savannah, GA, DBS provides turnkey IT solutions for physician practices by fully hosting, maintaining, and supporting all software needs for the medical office, from cloud hosting to cybersecurity. DBS combines its proprietary suite of software offerings with leading third-party solutions to provide medical practices with a fully integrated electronic health record and practice management system from a single vendor. In addition to its best-in-class software offering, DBS also provides complete RCM services designed to manage and optimize the entire collections process for practices. Across both primary functional areas, the company leverages technology, analytics, and the expertise of its skilled teams to improve operational and financial performance for customers.
Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Boise, ID, ODS provides practice management software, RCM, staffing support and business advisory services to healthcare service providers and organizations. Its solutions improve business operational efficiency, reduce administrative costs, and assure managerial control so clients can stay focused on providing quality patient care.
The combination of DBS, AA, and ODS creates a national back-office and healthcare technology platform servicing more than 3,000 medical providers across the U.S and across medical specialties – developing best-in-class offerings and technology for specific specialties, such as Ophthalmology, EMS and Hospitalist providers. "These businesses are highly complementary acquisitions that together provide enhanced technology capabilities and support services with broader geographic presence to better meet the needs of clients and improve their financial outcomes," said Chris McLaughlin, Partner at Performant Capital. "Both businesses have a reputation of providing superior customer support as value-added partners to physicians and health organizations. Customers value our company as more than just a service provider, but extensions of their core teams. With an expanded presence and enhanced capabilities to drive further value for clients, we're excited about the future of the combined business under Provider Technology."
Provider Technology continues to look for best-in-class revenue cycle management and managed service provider software businesses to healthcare customers that would expand its geographic footprint and service capabilities. If you have an opportunity that might be an add-on acquisition candidate for Provider Technology, please contact Mike Ciaglia (mciaglia@performantcapital.com) or Chris McLaughlin (cmclaughlin@performantcapital.com)
About Performant Capital
Performant Capital is a Chicago-based, lower middle market private equity firm focused on investments in technology-driven companies. Performant acquires businesses across SaaS, technology-enabled services, and data intelligence products and services. With over 50 years of collective investing and operating experience in these sectors, Performant's principals seek opportunities where its depth of investing, operating expertise, and partner network can materially impact performance. More information on Performant Capital can be found at www.performantcapital.com.
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Bringing together traditional and alternative investments, Goldman Sachs Asset Management provides clients around the world with a dedicated partnership and focus on long-term performance. As the primary investing area within Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), it delivers investment and advisory services for the world's leading institutions, financial advisors and individuals, drawing from its deeply connected global network and tailored expert insights, across every region and market—overseeing more than $2 trillion in assets under supervision worldwide as of March 31, 2022. Driven by a passion for its clients' performance, it seeks to build long-term relationships based on conviction, sustainable outcomes, and shared success over time. Goldman Sachs Asset Management invests in the full spectrum of alternatives, including private equity, growth equity, private credit, real estate and infrastructure. Established in 1996, the Private Credit business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management is one of the world's largest private credit investors with over $90 billion in assets across direct lending, mezzanine debt, hybrid capital and asset-based lending strategies. Its deep industry and product knowledge, extensive relationships and global footprint position it to deliver scaled outcomes with speed and certainty, supporting companies from the lower middle market to large cap in size.
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Q: Making Linq operations to a database in Data Connections I am using Visual Studo 2012 and SQLExpress.
I am attempting to make Linq operations to a database in Data Connections. The database is on a local server on my computer. It already shows up in the Server Explorer -> Data Connections pane.
How do I actually obtain the data source to make operations against it in my program?

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A: You can add ADO.Net Entity model in your project by using wizard. It will create an edmx file which will have entities of your database. You can create the entity object and use those tables directly in your LINQ.


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What I've found from my research (ko docs, ko-validation github docs and this SO question validationOptions not working with custom bindingHandlers
amongst many others) is that you need:
ko.validation.makeBindingHandlerValidatable("yourcustombindinghandlername");

to make KO-validation take notice of your custom binding handler.  I have that and I'm still getting no joy.
I've tried debugging through knockout-validation.js for both the value binding and custom binding to see what's happening differently but I can't work out what the entry point for the custom binding validation would be.  My js isn't that strong TBH.
Here's a very simplified version of the code:
HTML:

            <input data-bind="vehiclemileage: quote.mileage, fieldName: 'mileage'" type="text" id="quoteMileage">

            <input data-bind="value:quote.mileage" class="form-control"/>

Here's the JS:
Custom Binding Handler:
ko.bindingHandlers.vehiclemileage = {
    init: function (element, valueAccessor, allBindingsAccessor, viewModel, bindingContext) {
        $(element).on("blur", function (evt) {
            if (evt.timeStamp !== undefined) {
                var fieldName = allBindingsAccessor().fieldName;
                bindingContext.$root.update[fieldName]($(element).val());

            }
            //return true;
        });
        //return true;
    },
    update: function (element, valueAccessor, allBindingsAccessor, viewModel, bindingContext) {
        var value = ko.utils.unwrapObservable(valueAccessor());
        $(element).val(value);
        //return true;
    }
}

Viewmodel:
function JobQuoteViewModel() {
    var self = this;

    self.quote = {};

    self.getQuote = function () {

        self.quoteMapping = {
            "mileage": {
                create: function (options) {
                    return ko.observable(options.data).extend({ required: true });
                }
            }
        }

                var quoteResult = { mileage:1234 }

        ko.validation.init();
        ko.validation.makeBindingHandlerValidatable("vehiclemileage");
        self.quote = ko.mapping.fromJS(quoteResult, self.quoteMapping);
        ko.applyBindings(self);

        //$.ajax({
        //    url: "webapplication6/Home/GetQuote",
        //    type: "GET",
        //    dataType: "JSON",
        //    success: function (result) {
        //        ko.validation.init();
        //        ko.validation.makeBindingHandlerValidatable("vehiclemileage");
        //        self.quote = ko.mapping.fromJS(result.data, self.quoteMapping);
        //        ko.applyBindings(self);
        //    }
        //});
    };

    self.update = {
        mileage: function (value) {

            alert('mileage: ' + value);
        }
    }
    self.getQuote();
}

View model instantiation:
var jobQuoteVM = new JobQuoteViewModel();

And here's the fiddle for the above :https://jsfiddle.net/stevedavey/1j6vphya/
In the example I've got two inputs: one bound to a custom binding handler and one to a simple value binding. The latter is to demonstrate the validation on the plain value binding works fine.
The input on the left is the one bound to a custom binding handler and the input on the right is the value binding.
TIA for any help.

A: Looks like you don't properly update the observable. You could for example use a simple computed to do so:
https://jsfiddle.net/otjg2L8z/2/
I've slightly amended your custom binding:
ko.bindingHandlers.vehiclemileage = {
    init: function (element, valueAccessor, allBindingsAccessor, viewModel, bindingContext) {

        var formattedValue = ko.pureComputed({
            read: function () {
                var text = valueAccessor()();
                return text;
            },
            write: function (newValue) {
                valueAccessor()(newValue);
            }
        });
        ko.utils.registerEventHandler(element, "blur", function (evt) {
            var modelValue = valueAccessor(),
                elementValue = $(element).val();
            if (ko.isWriteableObservable(modelValue)) {
                formattedValue(elementValue);
            }

            if (evt.timeStamp !== undefined) {
                var fieldName = allBindingsAccessor().fieldName;
                bindingContext.$root.update[fieldName]($(element).val());

            }
        });

        //return true;
    },
    update: function (element, valueAccessor, allBindingsAccessor,     viewModel, bindingContext) {
        var value = ko.utils.unwrapObservable(valueAccessor());
        $(element).val(value);
        //return true;
    }
}


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A warm welcome to (and Q & A with) our new Lecturer in Law Dr Plamen Dinev!
We are delighted to announce that Dr Plamen Dinev has joined our department of Law. Plamen will be leading on Intellectual Property Law, Law and Disruptive Technologies, whilst also making contributions to core elements of our LLB Law programmes, including in the Criminal Law: Theory and Practice module in Year 1.
We have spoken to Plamen about his research, teaching approach as well as his plans and aspirations in joining Goldsmiths Law.
Where did you work/study before joining Goldsmiths? Are there particular elements of your experience that you're seeking to bring to Goldsmiths Law?
Prior to joining Goldsmiths, I completed a PhD at City, University of London and an LLM at Leiden University. My PhD involved an interdisciplinary study on the intellectual property (IP) implications of three-dimensional printing, using a combination of legal and empirical methods.
At City, I taught on a number of Law modules and worked as a Research Assistant, collaborating on various research projects involving law and technology, IP commercialization and knowledge transfer for universities.
Goldsmiths University is a world leader in the creative industries and cutting-edge technology—areas where intellectual property plays a major role. I will be eager to bring my expertise in IP and technology to Goldsmiths Law and contribute to its highly distinctive and forward-looking curriculum. Moreover, I will be excited to carry out socio-legal and cross-departmental research, building on the University's existing strengths and rich heritage in art and technology.
What is your key area of research expertise?
My research interests lie in the relationship between IP law and technology. IP is a quickly evolving area which has to be flexible enough to respond to the advent of new technologies and rapidly transforming business environments. Nevertheless, it frequently lags behind technological advances and requires regular examination to ensure that it is not only conducive to innovation and growth, but also fairly represents all competing interests. I believe that this is best achieved through evidence-based policymaking, which often involves collecting empirical data and observing the relevant issue within its real-life context. For instance, in 2019, I carried out fieldwork in New York City and interviewed representatives of some of the world's leading 3D printing companies as part of a Modern Law Review scholarship award. This research allowed me to gain a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between IP law and the technology, thus filling an important gap in the legal literature and making a timely contribution to the debate.
What are the primary intellectual debates in your research area right now?
Intellectual property is one of the most dynamic areas of the law. While copyright and patent law are still largely rooted in the analog world, digital technologies such as 3D printing and artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly raise a range of novel issues which the existing IP framework is not always able to accommodate easily. Could (and should!) copyright subsist in AI-generated output where a machine has generated a creative work with little or no human intervention? Could this have a negative impact on the exceptionality of human creative talent in the long run? Who would be liable for infringement where AI acts with a considerable degree of autonomy? How does copyright law treat 3D scans of classic art and public domain works? Does the existing framework facilitate or hinder the usage of this technology? When answering those questions, lawmakers have the difficult task of balancing competing needs and they must take into account a variety of intricate legal and policy considerations. Above all, it is essential to ensure that IP law incentivises the production of socially valuable intellectual works and inventions while also avoiding excessive monopoly control.
What is your approach to teaching?
It is imperative to place the law within its wider socio-economic context and highlight its practical relevance. Goldsmiths has a rich heritage of social awareness and modules such as Criminal Law allow us to critically examine the law's direct impact on society; to question whether it adequately fulfils its core aims in light of our constantly evolving social norms and attitudes. The ability to challenge theory and received wisdom enables students to appreciate the finer nuances and prepares them to make a meaningful contribution to society, regardless of whether they choose academia, legal practice or working for an NGO. Moreover, I strongly believe in research-informed teaching as well as relying on innovative and interactive methods such as experiential learning, flipped classroom and mooting—areas where Goldsmiths Law excels.
How can we make a success of virtual teaching, and academic research, in the socially distanced environment in which much of our activity takes place right now?
Virtual learning allows us to rethink certain aspects of our traditional approach to teaching and pushes us to be creative and innovative. There are certainly opportunities to explore—virtual tours, interactive presentations, seminars and guest lectures are all effective learning methods. To nurture a positive learning environment, it is also essential that students have reliable access to personal tutoring and support in the form of regular online office hours.
As for academic research, the current circumstances could actually make conference attendance and knowledge exchange considerably more accessible—both in terms of financial and physical constraints—and thus open to a larger pool of participants. Legal research is not as dependent on access to labs and equipment as other fields, which makes it comparatively easier to continue working and collaborating on research projects without physical access to such facilities.
How do we achieve work-life balance in this fluid world where we are confronted with a constant blurring of the borders between a virtual professional environment and home?
I try to have a space where I just work and I stick to my regular working hours and routine—although it could certainly be challenging. Now that there is little or no commuting, I also try to stay physically active as much as possible. In fact, I completed the most critical stages of my PhD during lockdown and I found exercising indispensable for both mental health and productivity. This is something that I would really like to emphasise as it could make a tangible difference to the wellbeing of both students and academics in those challenging times.
What hobbies are you leaning into?
Besides reading, I enjoy sports and cooking (mostly watching online cooking shows). I've done a range of sports throughout my life, including football, skateboarding, table tennis and running, although I mostly just run nowadays. I am also interested in audio (trying out various high-impedance headphones, amplifiers, etc) and I typically listen to music during most of my day. I haven't been able to get a personal 3D printer yet, although this is something that I look forward to exploring soon.
What are you looking forward to the most being at Goldsmiths?
Goldsmiths offers a unique opportunity to innovate with its highly distinctive programme and rich heritage. I am looking forward to working with its outstanding Law team and collaborating with colleagues from the University's renowned Departments of Art, Cultural Entrepreneurship and Computing. I am especially excited about its innovative LLB curriculum—which emphasises experiential learning as well as integrating theory and practice—and teaching students who are highly motivated to make a real contribution to society.
Q & A with our new lecturer in law, Fatima Ahdash
This week we had the pleasure of announcing the appointment of two new lecturers in law, Fatima Ahdash and Dr Plamen Dinev. In this Q & A interview, Fatima talks to us about her research, her teaching, and aspirations as a new academic member of staff in our department.
Goldsmiths Law: Where did you work/study before joining Goldsmiths? Are there particular elements of your experience that you're seeking to bring to Goldsmiths Law?
Fatima Ahdash: Before joining Goldsmiths, I was researching and teaching at the London School of Economics (LSE). I joined the LSE as an undergraduate student in Autumn 2010 and completed my LLB, LLM (in Human Rights Law) and PhD there. In addition to undertaking my doctoral studies and teaching family law, international human rights law and legal research and writing skills, I was also responsible for coordinating aspects of the pro-bono programme.
Prior to and during the course of my doctoral studies, I also worked in a number of domestic and international human rights organisations, either as a researcher and/or a consultant. Although the nature and scope of my work with these human rights organisations varied, it tended to focus on documenting, analysing and seeking accountability for the human rights violations resulting from various counter-terrorism laws and policies, particularly on the rights of women and children, and/or the human rights situation in MENA countries.
Both my research and my teaching have won awards and I am seeking to bring my creative, critical, interdisciplinary and proactive approach to legal scholarship and teaching with me to Goldsmiths Law. I strongly believe in creating opportunities for our students that can both enhance their careers and help them to give back to the community and people around them. Therefore, I am really enthusiastic about contributing to the existing extra-curricular programmes and to creating new ones that can create synergies between Goldsmiths Law and the human rights sector.
My research expertise lies in the areas of counter-terrorism, family law and human rights and their intersections and interaction with each other in the UK in recent years. It focuses on an emerging and growing body of family case-law, known as the radicalisation cases, dealing with the impact of terrorism, extremism and radicalisation on children and families. Taking the historic absence of family law from the British state's response to terrorism as its starting point, my research uses a variety of socio-legal research methods and draws on critical legal, feminist and social theory to interrogate the reasons behind and the implications, particularly for the human rights of the parents and children involved, of the interaction between counter-terrorism and family law in recent years.
I am committed to producing socially engaged legal research. I've been keen on disseminating my research findings widely through not just academic articles but also blog-posts, media engagements, public events and seminars and workshops. My research has been cited by the UN Special Rapporteur on Counter-Terrorism and Human Rights, the former Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime. I've also collaborated with a number of human rights NGOs and lawyers' organisations, highlighting the negative impact of the recent developments in counter-terrorism law on the human rights of women and children and delivering workshops and training programmes for lawyers and social workers involved in radicalisation cases.
My specific area of research, which examines the interaction of counter-terrorism and family law in recent years, raises and grapples with a number of important and cutting-edge questions, debates and themes. These include: how and why is this political problem – terrorism – being dealt with by the family courts? Why is the Law intervening in the private realm of the home and family in the name of preventing and countering the very public problem of terrorism? Why is the Law only now interested in tackling the phenomenon of childhood radicalisation? Why is the Law only now interested in the terrorist and/or extremist as a parent? What are the implications, for both counter-terrorism law and policy and family law and policy, of the family justice system's recent involvement in the counter-terrorist endeavour? How has the legal regulation of the family and the construction of the family home as a new frontier in the state's ever expanding fight against terrorism impacted the (human rights of) the individuals, families and communities involved?
My pedagogical approach emphasises and aims to cultivate active student learning and participation. I have designed courses that are interdisciplinary, practically relevant and global in their perspective. My courses encourage students to place law within its wider political, historical, cultural and socio-economic context and to critically examine and interrogate law's foundational – and indeed ideological – assumptions.
I am very keen on devising interactive activities that embed experiential learning, develop the creative and collaborative problem-solving skills of students and prepare them for the practicalities of a career in law. My lectures and seminars are often organized around a diverse range of activities including quizzes, debates, moots, simulated 'problem' scenarios and collaborative presentations. I have also devised and delivered a rich programme of extra-curricular and career focused activities such as workshops responding to government consultations regarding legal reform, guest lectures, trips to NGOs, relevant plays and film screenings and formal and informal panel discussions and events with barristers and solicitors. I have found that these activitiesenhance student learning and engagement, allowing students to appreciate the wider political, social and cultural relevance of the area of law they are studying and to develop career interests in the subject area.
Before we think about the practicalities of making a success of virtual and/or socially distanced teaching and research, I believe that we have to first think about the importance – and value – of empathy. We must remember that we are in the middle of a global pandemic that has claimed the lives of many people, including the friends and loved ones of our own students and academics. Keeping that in mind will hopefully inspire us to be kind to, and flexible when dealing with, our students, colleagues and, of course, our selves.
Secondly, although these are really challenging times for academic teaching and research, they also present us with many opportunities. And so creativity and adaptability are key to success here. Blending synchronous and a-synchronous teaching, inviting guest speakers from around the globe to give virtual lectures and seminars, making use of digital technologies to organise virtual tours and developing group projects that encourage students to blog, vlog and podcast can perhaps even enhance student participation. The fact that everything is now virtual has also increased the number of opportunities available for attending conferences and disseminating research to a greater and more global audience. We can also tap into the fact that there also now seems to be more of an appetite for virtual cross-jurisdictional research collaborations that might have otherwise been prohibitively costly.
Balancing work-life commitments has always been a challenge for those involved in and committed to academia, and the fluidity of our working lives seems to have exacerbated the difficulties. Although it might sound counter-intuitive, personally I try to achieve a balance by being strict with myself. I make sure that I have a set time (and, sometimes if I am lucky, space) for work and time for family, friends and myself. Being proactive and at times strict about balance helps me to actually achieve it. There are of course days when that is not possible but I think as a general rule-of-thumb this tends to help.
In my spare time I love to read novels, write short stories and go on really long walks. I am also a fan of watching reruns of Friends!
I am honestly most excited about teaching Goldsmiths' amazing Law students! I hope that they will enjoy my courses and that we will all have a lot of fun understanding and critiquing the areas of law that I will be teaching. I am also looking forward to working closely with my colleagues in the Law Department. They are all experts in their respective fields of law and I cannot wait to hear more about their work and to find ways to hopefully collaborate with them too. I am particularly enthusiastic about helping to coordinate and deliver the Counter-Terrorism and Human Rights Law and Policy Clinic. Introducing our students to, and allowing them to engage with, the main challenges posed by recent developments in counter-terrorism law and policy is really exciting. It will develop the research skills and knowledge of our students and offer them unique opportunities for career development in this dynamic area of law and policy whilst allowing me to incorporate elements of my research expertise and previous NGO experience.
I love that Goldsmiths encourages interdisciplinary and inter-departmental teaching and research collaborations, so I am also greatly looking forward to working with colleagues across the University of Goldsmiths.
We're very excited that Fatima has joined our department, and are greatly looking forward to her wide-ranging contributions to our LLB Law programme and our LLB pathways, on Criminal Justice and Human Rights and on the relationship between Law with Politics and Human Rights.


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The Unprecedented Year
As we wrap up 2020 here at The Innovation Group, I am taking a moment to reflect on the work we achieved under unprecedented circumstances. Like everyone, our team was forced to quickly adapt in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our first priority was to do what we always have done: analyze the information and prepare the industry. Under the veil of constantly changing information about what exactly the novel coronavirus was and how long it might last, our first report in early March provided historical context around the impacts of other major events on the gaming and hospitality space, and consideration of how the coronavirus might manifest in the current gaming environment. Later that month, we updated our analysis with a closer look at emerging issues and trends, from the complexities of reopening Macau to the quickly evolving landscape for online gaming.
As it became clear that the industry's shutdown would vary greatly across jurisdictions, our focus shifted to developing a forecast model for a wide range of potential recovery patterns adaptable on a local market basis and tracking customer sentiment to further inform forecasting and future marketing efforts in the new gaming environment. That research culminated in our report: Coronavirus Recovery Consumer Research -- Casino Gaming, published in early June as casinos across the U.S. slowly began to reopen. Two months later, in August, we used that data to benchmark player perceptions since reopening.
At the same time, TIG also stimulated tremendously needed information sharing between tribes, operators, investors, and regulators directly as well as through a webinar series - Gaming in Crisis: The Path Back -- in partnership with Regulatory Management Counselors and Global Gaming Business (GGB) magazine. That six-part series looked at everything from the CARES Act to iGaming and brick-and-mortar design changes.
All the while, TIG partners and analysts continued their core work, tracking trends and impacts within the bigger picture of the industry's slow-moving recovery, including:
The continued diversification of tribal gaming, which we wrote about early in the year and revisited in our virtual event, The Exchange, earlier this month.
A new era for online gaming, as sports betting came of age in the time of COVID-19. In this report from October, we saw that up to two-thirds of the current online player base had never played online before the pandemic.
Evaluating the overall economic impact of the conventions and meetings industry in a pre- and post-COVID world, including specific trickle-down effects on the gaming industry. We assessed the level of recovery in terms of jobs and GDP that could be affected by a relief bill being advanced by the industry.
We appeared in new virtual events across the industry, most recently supporting and sharing expertise at the successful Betting on Sports America Digital earlier this month. We also continued our efforts around our Emerging Leaders of Gaming program, which announced its annual 40 Under 40 list in partnership with GGB in October. Among other expert commentary contributed to gaming-related publications throughout the year - stateside and across Asia - we also contributed to GGB's annual trends piece, taking a look at what 2021 might bring for gaming with an examination of the resilience of regional facilities and the coming boom in online gaming.
In a year like this, I'm reminded of what makes me passionate about gaming. It's volatile, but highly adaptable and innovative. It's community driven and takes care of its own. I'm proud of the industry's efforts this year and our own firm's in particular - both our work and our resilience - and look forward to a more future-focused 2021 for all of us.
Michael Soll is president of The Innovation Group, one of the world's most respected and sought-after research and advisory firm, specializing in the gaming, entertainment, hospitality and leisure industries. To date, its research and analyses have driven over $100 billion in investment decisions across more than 80 countries and six continents. The Innovation Group's accuracy and reliability is unparalleled, with forecasts historically tracking within 5% of actual revenues across the most complex of gaming jurisdictions throughout the globe.
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COVID-19 Luxury Travel Airports + Flying Travel Budget Travel Where to Stay Road Trips
Tales From the Road: Spain, California, Caribbean, Nevada, Japan
Tim Patterson
"No charge," said bike shop man in Mont St. Anne, Quebec. "You're on a long trip, you need help, it's no problem."
"You're sure?" I replied. "Thanks."
And with a new tube in my rear tire, I pedaled off along the St. Lawrence in the general direction of Halifax.
It's not the places you go, or the things you see when traveling that are most memorable. It's the people you meet – the helpful strangers along the way who remain in your thoughts for years to come.
Last night, I had the great pleasure of staying with Claude LeMay of Baie St. Paul, Quebec.
Claude put me up in his house overlooking Isle Aux Coudres, and we stayed up late in front of his woodstove, talking about the artists of Baie St. Paul and the mining town in Labrador where Claude grew up.
A few hours before, Claude had been a stranger, a random profile on the hospitality sharing website www.couchsurfing.com. When we said goodbye this morning, he was my friend.
This edition of Tales From the Road is about people – soldiers, farmers, BASE jumpers, record breakers and a Lady in a Mountain. It's dedicated to strangers, who, as we travel, become our friends.
1) "The Penitent Legionnaire" by Robert Ward
In this gem of a story from the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Northern Spain, Robert Ward writes of his encounter with a modern day penitent, a retired French legionnaire.
In conversations about his past – fighting in the jungles of Africa and trading gunfire with a Mossad agent in Lebanon – the former warrior shares the wistful sort of wisdom that comes from a life spent fighting secret battles in distant lands.
Ward's careful use of detail and unassuming tone allows the story to unfold naturally, capturing not only facts and dialogue, but the feel of the encounter as well.
2) "Feeling Gravity's Pull" by David Miller
In chapters 1 and 2 of a 4 part series, David Miller profiles the denizens of "Primal House," a home-base for extreme athletes in Squaw Valley California.
Primal House is not your typical A-Frame – there's both a climbing wall and a trampoline, and as Miller writes "the trick was to jump from the loft, bounce off the trampoline, then grab one of the holds, and stick it."
David sticks the writing in this profile, serving up a dose of inspiration so strong you might just paint your face black and jump off the side of a mountain.
3) "Letter to a Volcano" by David Wallis
I always mean to write letters to the people I meet on my travels, but somehow my best intentions always fall prey to distance and lack of urgency. Not David Wallis.
He was so struck by his encounter with The Lady in the Mountain on the Caribbean island of Montserrat, he wrote her a letter – and published it too!
Of course, since the Lady in question is a volcano, I hope David isn't holding his breath for a reply.
4) "Record Collector" by Tim Zimmerman
In all the media hullabaloo over Steve Fossett's mysterious disappearance in the Nevada desert, a true portrait of the man and his motivations is lacking.
Tim Zimmerman rode shotgun with Fossett during his record breaking voyage across the Atlantic Ocean in 2003.
Zimmerman's article, published in Outside Magazine, is a tightly written adventure story, but also a reflective profile of a man driven relentlessly toward risk, always pressing higher, faster, farther.
5) "Land, Farmer, Community: A Sacred Trust" by Lisa M. Hamilton
It's not a travel story, exactly, but Lisa Hamilton's elegant portrayal of Japanese farmers devoted to building World Peace through a mutually respectful and fulfilling relationship with Mother Earth really moved me.
When I lived in Japan, I met a man named Benzo who was 90 years old and lived in a house he built himself from the wood of trees he planted himself decades before. Everything Benzo ate, he grew in his garden.
Benzo is the happiest, most energetic and healthiest old man I've ever met. This article is about farmers like Benzo, and the deep joy and contentment that can be found by living with the land.
6) Bonus! "Backcountry Fly-Fishing in Yellowstone National Park" by Tim Patterson
As a little bonus this week, here's a link to my latest story, a narrative travel guide to backcountry fly-fishing in the Lamar River valley, one of the most remote areas of Yellowstone National Park.
I hope you enjoy reading about my trip, and use the information in the guide to catch some trout in Yellowstone yourself!
Tim Patterson travels with a sleeping bag and pup tent strapped to the back of his folding bicycle. His articles and travel guides have appeared in Get Lost Magazine, Tales Of Asia, Matador Travel and Common Language Project. Check out his personal site Rucksack Wanderer.
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Less than a mile from Melbourne's business district, Albert Park Golf Course offers a world-class 18-hole course and a stunning view overlooking Albert Park Lake, the Australian F1 Grand Prix track, and the Melbourne city skyline. Situated near the famous St. Kilda Road, Albert Park Golf Course is a quick commute from any direction.
In the heart of the downtown area, Citigate Melbourne is just a few minutes from the golf course and provides easy access to restaurants and public transportation. Right down the street is The Sebel Melbourne Flinders Lane Apartments, combining the best of 90-year-old architecture with a 2011 renovation capturing the sophistication of classic fashion. Or book a room overlooking the golf course at Adina Apartment Hotel on St. Kilda Road.
Seasonal hours vary from 6am to 7pm in summer and from 7am to 5:30pm in the winter. Book your tee time online up to 2 weeks in advance, or have the hotel concierge contact the Pro Shop over the phone. The standard rate is $33 for 18 holes or $22 for 9 holes. If you plan to play on the weekend or if you have a party of 8 or more, pay in full at least 48 hours in advance.
While you're there, stop by the Pro Shop and Labo Lounge Bar, or take professional lessons starting at $120 per hour for adults. Discounts are available for children or groups. Download the free app to guide you through the course and keep track of your scores (or brag about them on Facebook).


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        /// <summary>
        /// The exit code from the task.
        /// </summary>
        [MSBuildFramework.Output]
        public string ExitCode { get; private set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Output from the task, if any.
        /// </summary>
        [MSBuildFramework.Output]
        public MSBuildFramework.ITaskItem[] Output { get { return _output.ToArray(); } }

        public abstract ITaskService GetTaskService(ref IArgumentProvider argumentProvider);

        public bool Execute()
        {
            // The equivalent of Main() for console access
            ExitCode result = Tasks.ExitCode.GeneralFailure;

            IArgumentProvider argumentProvider = new BuildArgumentParser(TaskName, Targets, Options, _fileService);

            using (ITaskService taskService = GetTaskService(ref argumentProvider))
            {
                BuildTaskExecution execution = new BuildTaskExecution(
                    buildEngine: BuildEngine,
                    outputHandler: this,
                    argumentProvider: argumentProvider,
                    taskRegistry: taskService.TaskRegistry);

                // We need to be on an STA thread to interact with the clipboard. We don't
                // control the main thread when executed by MSBuild, so fire off an STA
                // thread to do the actual work.
                Thread thread = new Thread(() => result = execution.ExecuteTask());
                thread.SetApartmentState(ApartmentState.STA);
                thread.Start();
                thread.Join();
            }

            ExitCode = ((int)result).ToString();
            return result == Tasks.ExitCode.Success;
        }

        public void HandleOutput(object value)
        {
            // Transform the output objects to MSBuild ITaskItems

            IPropertyView view = PropertyViewProvider.GetTypeView(value);

            MSBuildFramework.ITaskItem taskItem = new TaskItem { ItemSpec = view.ToString() };
            foreach (var property in view)
            {
                taskItem.SetMetadata(property.Name, property.Value.ToString());
            }

            _output.Add(taskItem);
        }
    }
}

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