The time for Easter eggs is here!
After Easter lunch, as kids, we would go for the long-awaited egg hunt. Adults would hide tiny chocolate eggs everywhere in the garden, behind old pots and big bushes. All the cousins would run around, looking for eggs and excited to see who would find out the most. I loved it!
When I was little, I also remember how excited I got for the chance of getting a huge-bigger-than-me chocolate egg. I only got it once, offered by an uncle, because my parents always complained about how crazy expensive they were and the fact that they were full of weird ingredients and tons of sugar. I felt like the odd one, but today I agree that the conventional options that the supermarkets have are definitely not the best choices.
So I decided to create a delicious recipe, with more nutrient-dense ingredients, that can be coated with chocolate or not, but that looks so cute and appetizing – even better than the ones I remember!
This is a great activity to include the kids in – they can have so much fun making different couloured eggs, making their favourite shapes and flavours!
Scroll until the end of the post for some notes to this recipe; like how to get pink or yellow dough, marbled eggs, etc.
For colouring: beetroot powder; turmeric powder; moringa powder; matcha; spirulina; activated charcoal; any other natural colours of choice!
For dipping: dark chocolate; coconut butter; cocoa butter; etc.
1. Blanch the almonds in boiling water, remove the skins and add them to a food processor.
2. Zest the lemon to the food processor. Remove the excess white rind with a knife until you get only the lemon pulp, clean any white parts or seeds, and add to the processor.
3. Add the remaining ingredients and process until an even crumbly texture forms.
4. Take 1 tablespoon of dough and shape the egg with your hands. Repeat until you finish the dough – great to include the kids!
5. To colour the eggs, roll them in beetroot, turmeric, matcha, moringa, activated charcoal powders! Add extra coconut flour if you want lighter shades and pastel tones. Feel free to mix up the powders to get more colours!
6. Keep them in the fridge for 2h so they set a little and they're ready to enjoy!
– you can make them ahead of time and freeze them until 2-4 hours before serving.
– coat the eggs in dark chocolate for a more decadent + delicious egg!
– if you prefer, you can also dye the dough, adding the colourful powders to it.
– for marble-looking eggs, mix together two different coloured doughs when shaping your egg!


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14 Dumb Lessons We Learned from Celebrities in 2014
The rich and famous have so much to teach us... about how not to behave
By Corbis Images and Tracy Clark Flory
Celebrities are awful people to look to for advice. If you followed their lead, you would currently be on your third face lift and fourth marriage while scrambling to hide your latest affair and dependence on prescription opiates.
But they do excel in one area of life—advice: inadvertently telling you what not to do.
As the year comes to a close, we decided to take a look at the most idiotic celebrity behavior of the past twelve months, to see what wisdom might be gleaned from it. Consider this your common sense guide to being a better person in the New Year.
Social Media is a Bad Place to Process a Breakup
When Chris Brown and girlfriend Karrueche Tran broke up, he took to Instagram to accuse her of cheating on him with Drake. The backlash was swift and soon the 25-year-old singer issued an apology: "I don't think social media is a place to air out or hash out personal problems," he wrote. Brown also admitted to feeling "hella WACK for doing it."
Listen When Flight Attendants Ask You to Turn Off Your Electronic Devices
On a recent American Airlines flight, Alec Baldwin was apparently so enthralled by a game of "Words With Friends" that he refused flight attendants' requests to turn off his phone while the plane prepared for takeoff. The actor was so adamant that he had to be escorted off the plane. Not even a triple-word score is worth that humiliation.
Never Make a List Of All the People You've Slept With
Lindsay Lohan penned a list of the 36 men she has allegedly slept with, including fellow celebrities Adam Levine, James Franco, Zac Efron and Justin Timberlake. Then, the sex list got into the wrong hands—BECAUSE THAT IS WHAT ALWAYS HAPPENS TO SEX LISTS, PEOPLE. In Lohan's case, the "wrong hands" meant TMZ. In your case, it would probably mean your mom or girlfriend/spouse, which is arguably worse.
Avoid Flirting With Underage Strangers Online
James Franco allegedly flirted with a 17-year-old female fan via Instagram. Instead of granting his request to meet up in person, the teen took screenshots of their conversations and made them public. Unlike the eccentric Franco, you could never get away with writing this off as performance art.
A Batman Costume is Not Proper Wedding Attire
It's understandable that one might choose a stand-out getup for the wedding of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. But Will Smith's 16-year-old son Jaden took it a bit too far, donning an all-white Batman suit, pointy ears and all. (You can check it out in the photo above, which was taken at the wedding reception's photo booth.) We understand an aversion to too-tight ties and stiff-soled shoes, but come on, man.
Acting Like an Obsessive Creep Will Not Get Her Back
After the demise of Robin Thicke's marriage to Paula Patton—allegedly after she found out about his infidelity—the "Blurred Lines" singer released an album in her name. Literally. It's called Paula. A single from the album, "Get Her Back," has apparently failed to do just that.
Never Ask People To Turn You Into a Meme
That especially applies when you're being accused of serial rape. Bill Cosby did just that via Twitter and the backlash was swift. A choice response included an image of the comedian with the all-caps message, "14 ALLEGATIONS OF RAPE?! ZIPZOPZUBITTYBOP!"
There Are Security Cameras Everywhere, So Act Accordingly
Elevators may seem like private places, but as Solange Knowles discovered this year when she attacked Jay-Z in one, they might as well be the homepage of TMZ.
Don't Try to Make a Breakup Sound Like Anything Other Than What It Is
When Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin called it quits, the Oscar-winning actress attempted to put a spin on it by calling it "conscious uncoupling." This fooled exactly no one and brought even more media attention to the split than if she had called it what it was: divorce.
Racist Jokes Aren't Funny, Man
This summer, a video surfaced of a 14-year-old Justin Bieber doing a rendition of his song, "One Less Lonely Girl," in which he replaced the word "girl" with the n-word. He later apologized, blaming it on a clip he'd seen of a comedian doing the same routine: "I thought it was OK to repeat hurtful words and jokes." Uh, nope, it's not.
Don't Slip Her the Tongue Unless You Know She's Into It
In the middle of performing a concert in Los Angeles, Miley Cyrus spotted Katy Perry in the front row and leaned in for a kiss. Perry gave her a reluctant peck, but Cyrus went in with her infamous tongue, leaving the "I Kissed A Girl" singer looking horrified. Of course the whole thing was caught on video. Never lead with the tongue, my friends.
Being Kinky Isn't an Excuse To Do Whatever the Hell You Want
When the popular CBC radio host Jian Ghomeshi was accused of sexual assault, he pleaded that he was innocent and being persecuted for his kinky predilections. Then more women came forward with stories of alleged abuse that fell well outside the bounds of any kind of consensual sex, and his BDSM defense started to look awfully suspect.
The Internet Cannot Be Broken by a Butt
Not even Kim Kardashian's butt. Paper magazine set out to "break the Internet" by putting the voluptuous star's backside on the cover, and while it sure got, ehem, butt-loads of attention, the Web remained intact. We're pretty sure the lesson here is: Keep using the Internet to look at butts.
Don't Plagiarize, Especially When it's an Apology For Plagiarism
Shia LaBeouf was outed for plagiarizing a message that he tweeted to his followers. Then the actor apologized for the plagiarism by plagiarizing his apology. We anxiously await his plagiarized apology for plagiarizing his apology for plagiarism.
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As 2014 swings to a close, we begin to look back at the year's literary endeavors. Pushcart nominations go out. Editors begin to contemplate "Best Of" anthologies and other honors. As writers, we meditate on our successes and–hopefully not too much–our failures. But one thing I've recently begun to anticipate for the new year is the annual VIDA count.
Not familiar with VIDA? Never fear. In anticipation of the 2014 count, here's a basic guide to the organization, its mission, and last year's count.
Founded by Cate Marvin and Erin Belieu in 2009, VIDA is dedicated to increasing critical attention to women's writing and highlighting gender disparities in contemporary literature and publishing. Or, more simply, VIDA examines gender ratios in nationally acclaimed literary magazines and book reviews. Have you ever picked up your favorite literary magazine to find that its table of contents includes one woman and seven men? Do you sometimes open your new issue of Your Town Book Review and struggle to find recommendations for books by women? You're not imagining things–these are the trends examined by the VIDA count.
Every year, VIDA tallies representation in 39 book reviews and literary magazines (what they call "Tier 1" publications). You can read more about their methodology here. The count's final presentation is beautifully straightforward. How many women did Tin House publish last year? (59) How many books by women vs. men did the London Review of Books review? (72 vs. 245) And it's accessible to everyone. Editors can see how they stack up vs. their peers. Writers can make informed decisions about their submissions. Readers can choose to patronize more balanced publications.
Of course, VIDA is much more than reports and pie charts. It's also a discussion hub, which allows writers, editors, readers, and academics to have thoughtful conversations about gender and literature. Plus, VIDA is a fantastic resource for women writers. Their twitter feed and Facebook page are excellent places to find calls for submissions and job listings. And VIDA is a volunteer-driven organization, which means women across the country participate in the count every year.
Pro-tip: enjoy some pie while reviewing VIDA's pie charts.
As we look forward to the 2014 count (results come out in February), we might take a moment to review the trends from 2013. You can find the full reports on VIDA's website.
Among gender-balanced (or better) publications, we find: Prairie Schooner, New American Writing, Ninth Letter, n+1, The Missouri Review, The Gettysburg Review, Callaloo, Tin House, and The Paris Review.
Then there are those who come fairly close to gender-equal representation (within 10): Granta, Poetry, A Public Space, Agni, The Cincinnati Review, Conjunctions, Fence, Harvard Review, and The Kenyon Review.
Finally, VIDA reports that the following publications show a significant bias towards publishing and reviewing male writers: The Atlantic, Harper's, London Review of Books, The Nation, The New Republic, The New York Review of Books, The New Yorker, The Times Literary Supplement, The Threepenny Review, Believer, McSweeney's, and The Normal School.
Last year, VIDA named The Paris Review their most improved publication. Meanwhile, The New Republic had their worst year of the count. Boston Review and Poetry maintained a consistent parity, while Tin House is a perennial champion of representation. The New York Review of Books has consistency of a different sort: they've held at 80% male representation for the last four years.
In 2013, VIDA also conducted its first young adult and children's literature count, which posed the question: do women really dominate that genre? As with the literary fiction count, the answer is not as simple as you might think.
It's worth noting, too, that many smaller, independent presses and publications do their own VIDA counts each year, as do genre-oriented magazines. It's worthwhile to keep an eye out for these individual tallies in February when the official VIDA counts are released.
What are your thoughts on the VIDA Report? TSHS wants to know!


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Setting the Record Straight on Trump Campaign's Pennsylvania Litigation
Election 2020, election litigation, Media lies, Pennsylvania, Trump campaign, voting, voting rights, Washington Post
Press Releases, November 16, 2020
On Sunday night, the Washington Post ran a complete mischaracterization of the Trump campaign's litigation in Pennsylvania, erroneously claiming the campaign had dropped the claim of nearly 700,000 ballots processed illegally and in secret. The campaign did no such thing.
In fact, because of a Friday ruling by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in an unrelated case, the campaign strategically decided to restructure its lawsuit to rely on claims of violations of the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The claim that 682,479 ballots were improperly processed and counted is still very much part of the suit. https://cdn.donaldjtrump.com/public-files/press_assets/pa-amended.pdf
Paragraph 4 of the amended filing reads: "Allegheny and Philadelphia Counties alone received and processed 682,479 mail-in and absentee ballots without review by the political parties and candidates. These are unprecedented numbers in Pennsylvania's elections history. Rather than engaging in an open and transparent process to give credibility to Pennsylvania's brand-new voting system, the processes were hidden during the receipt, review, opening, and tabulation of those 682,479 votes." See also paragraphs 132-150.
References to the improperly counted ballots are repeated throughout the filing, with paragraph 150 specifically stating that all factual allegations in the preceding paragraphs are incorporated within the Equal Protection claim.
"We are still arguing that 682,479 ballots were counted illegally, in secret," said Tim Murtaugh, Trump 2020 communications director. "Our poll watchers were denied meaningful access to watch the vote counting and we still incorporate that claim in our complaint. Unfortunately, fake news activists rushed to print their clickbait headlines, apparently without even reading the lawsuit. That's lazy journalism at best, but more likely intentionally misleading."
Rudy Giuliani, personal attorney to President Trump and coordinator of the campaign's legal strategy, said, "It's routine for attorneys to file amended complaints to tighten the claims. We simplified the suit so it is more focused and narrowed. This is part of the process. Clearly the reporters at Washington Post have a reading deficit."
The lawsuit also claims violations of the Equal Protection Clause because some voters who mailed in ballots in Philadelphia were alerted by election workers that their ballots may have contained mistakes or defects that would cause them to be rejected. Those voters were given the opportunity to cast provisional ballots in the event that their mailed ballots were thrown out. Voters in other counties of Pennsylvania were not afforded that same opportunity. In addition, since the Philadelphia voters were forewarned that their ballots could be defective, it is an indication that poll workers were pre-canvassing those ballots prior to Election Day, which would be a clear violation of Pennsylvania law."
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/media/category/releases


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Blur album set to hit chart top spot
Blur's first album in more than a decade is heading straight for the top of the UK charts and is outselling the rest of the top five put together.
The 12-track album, called The Magic Whip, was announced in February and is inspired by the band's travels in Asia.
Midweek sales figures from the Official Charts Company show the former Britpop band are set to get their sixth number one album this weekend.
They also suggest Carly Rae Jepsen could be set to score her second number 1 with I Really Like You.


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"Question!" je drugi singl s četvrtog studijskog albuma Mezmerize američkog sastava System of a Down, objavljen u kolovozu 2005. Tekst pjesme napisali su Serj Tankian i Daron Malakian, a producirali su ga Malakian i Rick Rubin.

Pjesma govori o životu nakon smrti, zbog čega je uspoređuju s njihovom drugom pjesmom Aerials s albuma Toxicity. Pjeva ju Tankian, dok je Malakian prateći vokal.

Videospot

Videospot je objavljen 5. kolovoza na službenoj stranici sastava, te na MTV-u. Producirao ga je basist Shavo Odadjian. Na početku spota, dječak pogađa praćkom crvenu pticu, čime započinje pjesma. Spot je baziran na dvoje ljubavnika, koji su prikazani kao djeca, te kao odrasli. Spot završava umiranjem žene, te prikazom novorođenčeta. Crvena boja je dominantna, povezujući pticu, djevojčicu, ženu te novorođenče u ciklusu ponovnog rođenja.

Produkcija

System of a Down

Serj Tankian - vokal
Daron Malakian - prateći vokal, gitara
Shavo Odadjian - bas-gitara
John Dolmayan - bubnjevi

Singlovi iz 2005.
Skladbe sastava System of a Down

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Subject: Circles with portraits of King Bhumipon Adunyadet in different aspects of his personal life, as well as while performing his royal duties. On the left is his Royal Cypher in gold, on each stamp against a different background colour: 1. in childhood; 2. his wedding with Queen Sirikit Kitthiyagon; 3. his accession to the Throne; 4. on an unscheduled alms round during his monkhood; 5. being greeted by a hundred-year old woman during a visit to Isaan; 6. instructing hill tribe people on how to correctly use medicine; 7. visiting wounded servicemen, together with the Queen; 8. examining a farming project under royal patronage. On the bottom half of the circular picture frame is the text H.M. the King's 60th Birthday Anniversary, and on the top half the Thai text Maha Mongkhon Chaleum Phra Chanom Phansa Ha Rob (มหามงคลเฉลิมพระชนมพรรษา 5 รอบ), i.e. the 'Auspicious Occassion of the Fifth Birthday Cycle Celebrations'.


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Q: Why I can't access to the message queue in shared memory within a container? I work inside a container and I have a struct like below and I created a shared space in memory with the ipc library.
template <typename Msg_t>
struct Message_struct {
  pthread_mutex_t mtx;
  int front = 0;
  int tail = 0;
  int num_msgs = 0;
  Msg_t msg_queue[Q_SIZE];
};

When the server put the message in the msg_queue, it works, but when the client try to access to the queue returns segmentation fault. In particular, the client is able to access to the other variables in the struct, but not to the queue.
What is a possible problem?
Follow the function to manage the struct and initialize the shared memory
template <typename Msg_t>
void shm_init(Message_struct<Msg_t>* shm){
  shm->front = shm->tail = 0;
  shm->num_msgs = 0;

  pthread_mutexattr_t attrs;
  pthread_mutexattr_init(&attrs);
  pthread_mutexattr_setpshared(&attrs, PTHREAD_PROCESS_SHARED);
  pthread_mutex_init(&shm->mtx, &attrs);
}

template <typename Msg_t>
Message_struct<Msg_t>* shm_init_receiver(key_t k, Msg_t) {
  Message_struct<Msg_t>* shm;
  int shmid;
  size_t shm_size = sizeof(Message_struct<Msg_t>);

  shmid = shmget(k, shm_size, 0666);
  if (shmid == -1) {
    AERROR << "get shm failed, error: " << strerror(errno);
    return nullptr;
  }

  shm = (Message_struct<Msg_t>*)shmat(shmid, nullptr, 0);
  if (shm == reinterpret_cast<void*>(-1)) {
    AERROR << "attach shm failed.";
    shmctl(shmid, IPC_RMID, 0);
    return nullptr;
  }
  return shm;
}

template <typename Msg_t>
Message_struct<Msg_t>* shm_init_transmitter(key_t k,
                                            Msg_t) {
  Message_struct<Msg_t>* shm;
  int shmid;
  size_t shm_size = sizeof(Message_struct<Msg_t>);

  shmid = shmget(k, shm_size, 0666 | IPC_CREAT /*| IPC_EXCL*/);
  if (shmid == -1) {
    AERROR << "get shm failed, error: " << strerror(errno);
    return nullptr;
  }

  shm = (Message_struct<Msg_t>*)shmat(shmid, nullptr, 0);
  if (shm == reinterpret_cast<void*>(-1)) {
    AERROR << "attach shm failed.";
    shmctl(shmid, IPC_RMID, 0);
    return nullptr;
  }
  return shm;
}

template <typename Msg_t>
void shm_push(Msg_t msg, Message_struct<Msg_t>* shm) {
  pthread_mutex_lock(&shm->mtx);
  if(shm->num_msgs == Q_SIZE){
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&shm->mtx);
    return;
  }
  shm->msg_queue[shm->front] = msg;
  shm->front = (shm->front + 1) % Q_SIZE;
  shm->num_msgs++;
  pthread_mutex_unlock(&shm->mtx);
}

template <typename Msg_t>
bool shm_pop(Message_struct<Msg_t>* shm, Msg_t* msg) {
  pthread_mutex_lock(&shm->mtx);
  if(shm->num_msgs == 0){
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&shm->mtx);
    return false;
  }

  *msg = shm->msg_queue[shm->tail];
  shm->tail = (shm->tail + 1) % Q_SIZE;
  shm->num_msgs--;
  pthread_mutex_unlock(&shm->mtx);

  return true;
}

Msg_t type are classes derivated from protobuf file.

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Trump outsources White House...
Trump outsources White House manufacturing council to China
August 16, 2017 by Thomas Conway
WASHINGTON DC – After a string of resignations from his manufacturing council, President Donald Trump has decided to outsource all of the positions to Chinese business leaders.
Trump first made the announcement in a tweet stating that he was "Rather than putting pressure on the American manufacturing council, I have handed off the responsibility to some other country. AMERICA FIRST!"
The council, once made up of the country's biggest CEO's was created in an effort to innovate the American manufacturing market. But when several of the members suddenly resigned the President made the change and blamed the departures on the alt-left.
"The CEOs were just doing their jobs peacefully until the alt-left came and started attacking them for their amazing work," the President said as he signed the paperwork to transfer the positions. He later added, "And from my experience the only people who can manufacture things anymore are the Chinese. Plus they can revitalize the American workforce for half the price. Win win!"
Republican leaders such as Paul Ryan praised the President's move. "It is my belief that focusing only on American manufacturing limits us as a nation and goes against free market ideas. Our country's prosperity depends on our relationship with the world, specifically the part of the world where worker rights are still a foreign concept."
The White House published a press release further clarifying their stance on the sudden change, "The President is committed to ensuring that all Americans have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of offshore exploitation."
See More: alt-right, CEO, china, Donald Trump, manufacturing, Paul Ryan, White House
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AIG in Early Talks to Sell Lloyd's Insurance Operations to Canada Pension Fund
By Ben Dummett and Leslie Scism
American International Group Inc. is in early discussions to sell insurance operations connected with Lloyd's of London to Canada's biggest pension fund, according to people familiar with the matter.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is in talks to acquire AIG's business at Lloyd's of London, and a related reinsurance company based in Bermuda, the people said.
The talks are part of the New York insurer's efforts to improve its results by narrowing its focus and returning more than $25 billion in capital to shareholders. An acquisition would mark the Canadian fund's latest move to establish itself as a significant player in the global insurance industry.
A transaction, if completed, could fetch the insurance conglomerate hundreds of millions of dollars in proceeds, the people said.
The two sides, though, may fail to reach a final pact, these people said.
The pension fund's first high-profile insurance deal came in 2014 through the $1.8 billion acquisition of U.S. life insurer Wilton Re Limited Holdings. Last year, CPPIB acquired almost a 10% stake in Bermuda-based Enstar Group Ltd. Enstar acquires and manages insurance and reinsurance companies, and its holdings include operations at Lloyd's of London.
AIG is minority owner of Ascot Underwriting Holdings Ltd., which manages a Lloyd's syndicate for which AIG provides the capital.
Ascot has operations in Asia and Houston, which could further extend the reach of the Canadian fund's insurance operations.
The possible deal highlights the Canadian fund's focus on using its investments to gain meaningful scale in industries identified as priorities. As manager of 287.3 billion Canadian dollars ($221.9 billion) in pension assets, the Canadian fund needs to achieve that goal to help influence returns.
At the same time, CPPIB is attracted to the insurance business because the recurring cash flows that the industry generates match up well with the fund's long-term pension liabilities.
AIG has been under pressure to improve performance since last fall, when activist investors Carl Icahn and John Paulson publicly called on the company to break itself into parts. The billionaires contended such a breakup would help AIG avoid onerous capital requirements as a "systemically important financial institution." AIG got the federal label after its near-collapse in 2008 and subsequent government bailout, since fully repaid.
AIG rejected that plan as ill-advised for shareholders. In January, CEO Peter Hancock detailed a strategy to return at least $25 billion to shareholders through 2017, mostly through buybacks, as it gradually disposes of noncore businesses and takes other steps to improve its profit margins.
Earlier this month, the insurer agreed to sell its mortgage-guarantee unit for about $3.4 billion to Bermuda-based insurer and reinsurer Arch Capital Group Ltd. as part of that effort.
From January through early August, AIG returned $7.9 billion in capital to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks.
Write to Ben Dummett at ben.dummett@wsj.com and Leslie Scism at leslie.scism@wsj.com
Breaking the story
Ben Dummett and Leslie Scism were first to report that Canada Pension Plan Investment Board was in early talks to acquire American International Group Inc.'s business at Lloyd's of London and a related reinsurance company based in Bermuda. If completed, the sale could fetch the insurance conglomerate hundreds of millions of dollars, according to sources.
August 23, 2016, 1:01
AIG in Talks to Sell Lloyd's Insurance Operations to Canada Pension Fund


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Play time in new family golf park
Imagine a course where you play golf on a summer's day, wind down with some disc golf, enjoy a movie night in the evening, then come winter you could even participate in cross-country skiing races.
This is precisely what The Glen Golf Park in Madison, Wisconsin, some 80 minutes from Milwaukee and Lake Michigan, is proposing after reopening earlier in July.
The relaunch itself featured yard games, a putting contest, a screening of the Disney movie Encanto, kite flying and some short game golf.
"Free and accessible parks benefit all our lives and are the core values of the Madison Parks Foundation," executive director Stephanie Franklin said.
"The course has been completely transformed and upgraded to make the course more environmentally friendly and accessible, even to non-golfers."
Formerly Glenway Golf Course, which opened in 1927, redesign work began in May 2021 after the city's Golf Enterprise Program was hit in recent decades by competition, failing infrastructure and unstable revenues.
PopStroke opening in Florida
Global communities fight to save golf
It is not just in Madison that golf has come under pressure and had to rethink its future – it's a global issue.
City of Madison Parks Superintendent Eric Knepp has countered critics of such golf developments – and specifically those towards The Glen Golf Park about the slow greens – by emphasizing this less exclusive, more open-minded approach can ultimately be good for golf.
"It's a fun course to play. It's a good challenge, it's not at the expense of golf – it's sharing the space with public users," he said.
"I think we're proving great golf, great nature, and great non-golf uses can co-exist and thrive."
National Golf Foundation statistics from June showed non-golfers in the USA are vitally important to the golf industry, with mini-golf contributing in a "meaningful way to golf's latent demand pool by raising awareness and interest in a fun, non-threatening way."
The NGF revealed 16% of non-golfers found mini-golf interesting, compared to just 4% of the same audience when asked about traditional golf formats.


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Lithocarpus neorobinsonii is a species of plant in the family Fagaceae. It is a tree endemic to Peninsular Malaysia.

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neorobinsonii
Endemic flora of Peninsular Malaysia
Trees of Peninsular Malaysia
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Q: SQL multiple where clauses I have a procedure that has the options to take in Ids from three different columns I am concatenating all the where clauses together and then I EXEC the command.
Just wanted to see if there is a better way to do this?
IF ((ISNULL(@GuidelineIds, '')) <> '')
BEGIN
    SET @whereClause = @whereClause + ' AND glinks.GuidelineId IN (SELECT val AS linkType FROM dbo.Split(''' + @GuidelineIds + ''','',''))'
END

IF ((ISNULL(@SubCategories, '')) <> '')
BEGIN
    SET @whereClause = @whereClause + ' AND lt.LinkTypeID IN (SELECT val As subCategories FROM dbo.Split(''' + @SubCategories + ''', '',''))'
END

IF ((ISNULL(@LanguageIds, '')) <> '')
BEGIN
    SET @whereClause = @whereClause + ' AND glinks.LanguageId IN (SELECT val As languages FROM dbo.Split(''' + @LanguageIds + ''', '',''))'
END

A: You can achieve it by this way
Select *
From ...
WHERE 1 = 1
    AND ((ISNULL(@GuidelineIds, '')) = '' OR glinks.GuidelineId IN (SELECT val AS linkType FROM dbo.Split(''' + @GuidelineIds + ''','','')))
    AND ((ISNULL(@SubCategories, '')) = '' OR lt.LinkTypeID IN (SELECT val As subCategories FROM dbo.Split(''' + @SubCategories + ''', '','')))
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What is DHA?
DHA is a long chain polyunsaturated omega-3 (ω-3) fatty acid
Omega-3 fatty acids constitute a group of fatty acids, present only in rather small amounts in food. However, today we know that they fulfill essential functions in our organism.
There are several different omega-3 fatty acids, where the most important ones are:
alpha-linolenic acid (ALA):
This is the most abundant omega-3 fatty acid in our diet, mainly found in specific vegetable oils (e.g. rapeseed oil, linseed oil). Today we know that its main purpose is to supply the basic substance for the synthesis of the so-called "long chain polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids (ω-3 LC-PUFA).
docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).
These are the most important ω-3 LC-PUFA which perform specific essential functions in the organism (see below).
All omega-3 fatty acids are similar in their basic structure and can be converted into each other in the human organism.
The basic structure of the omega-3 fatty acids, however, can not be produced in the human organism. Thus we depend on the dietary supply of such "base frame", for this reason these fatty acids are called "essential" in our diet.
What are the functions of long chain omega-3 fatty acids in the organism?
Long chain omega-3 fatty acids (particularly DHA) are important constituents of cellular membranes. They enhance the fluidity and permeability of the membranes for an optimal exchange of essential substances between the cells and their ambient media.
DHA concentrations are particularly high in the brain, in neuronal membranes and also in the retina. Studies have shown that deficiencies in omega-3 fatty acids (especially DHA) may be associated with impaired cognitive and visual functions, which underlines the importance of these fatty acids for the central nervous system and its associated tissues.
Long chain omega-3 fatty acids supply the base frame for the synthesis of further essential substances in the organism, the group of so-called "eicosanoids". This group comprises highly active agents such as prostaglandins, leukotrienes and thromboxanes. These substances, also called "tissue-" or "signal hormones", are involved in a number of essential processes in the body.
Eicosanoids deriving from omega-3 fatty acids are considered to have anti inflammatory properties and to improve blood circulation. This could be an explanation for the protective effect of omega-3 LCPUFA with respect to the risk of coronary heart disease, which has been shown in numerous clinical and epidemiological studies.
How can we get DHA?
DHA and other long chain polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids (e.g. Eicosapentaenoic acid EPA) can be synthesised in the human body from the precursor alpha-linolenic acid, which is mainly contained in specific vegetable oils (e.g. rapeseed oil or linseed oil).
The conversion rate, however, is rather limited - even when there is sufficient alpha-linolenic acid available. There is therefore a risk of a possible undersupply of these long chain omega-3 fatty acids.
Therefore - for an optimal supply - nutrition committees (e.g. DGE - German Nutrition Society and others) recommend a regular intake of "preformed" omega-3 LC-PUFA (DHA, EPA) with the diet.
What are good dietary sources of omega-3 fatty acids?
Basically there is only one group of foodstuffs with significant native amounts of DHA and EPA, fish in particular (especially fatty "cold water fish", such as salmon, mackerel, herring, tuna or sardines).
Thus the regular consumption of fish (1-2 meals per week) is recommended in order to ensure an optimal supply of omega-3 LC-PUFA.
Most of the other foodstuffs, especially those of vegetable origin, do virtually not contain any "preformed" omega-3 LC-PUFA.
How much omega-3 fatty acids do we need?
At present there are no official data existing with regard to the quantities of omega-3 LCP-PUFA to be taken. Several working groups and commissions, however, assume that a daily intake of 250 - 500 mg LC-PUFA (DHA + EPA) is desirable for healthy individuals.
For pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers it is recommended to take 200 mg DHA per day.
What about the supply with omega-3 fatty acids in the PKU diet?
The PKU diet, as a very strict low protein diet, includes mainly food of vegetable origin. Most foodstuffs of animal origin are (almost) not allowed. This, however, means that fish, as the most important dietary source of omega-3 LCPUFA, is excluded from the PKU diet.
Current studies demonstrate a low status of omega-3 LCPUFA, especially DHA, in many PKU patients, despite the fact that the low protein diet usually includes sufficient alpha-linolenic acid from vegetable oils. This can serve as an indication that the endogenous synthesis from the precursor ALA is quite often insufficient.
Furthermore impairment of visual and cognitive functions have been observed in PKU patients, which could be corrected through supply of additional omega-3 LCPUFA (e.g. in the form of fish oil).
Individuals who have to follow a low protein diet have the possibility of getting omega-3 LC-PUFA through:
Nutritional supplementation with fish oil (-capsules): However, it has to be kept in mind that this concerns quite often gelatin capsules, which contain phenylalanine in the gelatin coat.
Use of a protein supplement already enriched with LC-PUFA.
Use of a dietetic food, which supplies DHA-oil in protein-free/Phe-free Softgel capsules.
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Imagine the pain and feelings of utter helplessness the families of murdered journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff must have felt as their loved ones languished as captives of ISIS. It must have been heart wrenching.
For Michael Foley, the brother of journalist James Foley, sitting around waiting for the government was not an option.
On Fox News, Michael Foley told the terrible story of his attempts to get his brother out of Syria and the despicable part played by the federal government.
Foley told Megyn Kelly that the State Department wasn't just unhelpful, but that he believes they actively worked against his efforts to see his brother, James, released.
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What is the role of our government in a situation like this? Should they have stepped in between the Foley family and the ISIS terrorists? Should the government have done more to attempt to get Foley (and fellow prisoner Steven Sotloff) back? What should the government do now, in response to their murders?
The answers here are difficult and there is no clear "right" response on some of the questions. But something must be done, and thus far the Obama administration has proven to be impotent – unable to respond in any reasonable way.
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Forte Oil Leads 24 Gainers as Stock Market Closes Flat
Sep 20, 2018 By rainbow Market Update
The stock market declined by marginal 0.02 per cent wednesday despite higher number of price gainers. Although a total of 24 stocks appreciated, the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) All-Share Index declined by 0.02 per cent to close at 32,375.12. Market capitalisation shed N2.1 billion to close lower at N11.8 trillion. Profit taking in International Breweries Plc, FBN Holding Plc and United Bank for Africa Plc led to the decline in the index.
However, Forte Oil Plc led the price gainers with 10 per cent, trailed by Cement Company of Northern Nigeria Plc by 9.7 per cent. Regency Alliance Insurance Plc and
Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc appreciated by 9.09 each.
Prestige Assurance plc went up by 8.7 per cent, just Union Diagnostic & Clinical Services Plc garnered 8.5 per cent.
Other top price gainers included Linkage Assurance Plc (8.4 per cent); Union Bank of Nigeria Plc (6.4 per cent); AIICO Insurance Plc (6.2 per cent) and Skye Bank Plc (6.06 per cent).
The shares of Forte Oil Plc has attracted high demand lately. The petroleum product marketing firm had ended half year to June 30, 2018 with an impressive performance.
Profit after tax from continuing and discontinued operations increased by 93 per cent to N 7.9 billion compared to N4.11 billion recorded in 2017. Earnings per share grew by 47 per cent to N1.54 compared to N1.05 recorded for the same period in 2017, while total assets improved by four per cent to N153 billion, up from N147 billion recorded for the same period in H1 2017.
According to the company, the first half of 2018 witnessed a more stable operating environment with higher oil prices, foreign exchange availability and improved petroleum product supply across the country.
"As a company, we commenced our strategic plans and initiatives to re-examine our business model and optimizing our balance sheet through asset disposal and expansion of our downstream operations in Nigeria. In May 2018, we obtained the approval of the board and shareholders at the 39th annual general meeting to pursue our divestment initiatives and the company commenced the process to divest its interest in Power, Upstream Services and Marketing in Ghana (APOG). As at 30 June 2018, these subsidiaries were classified as disposal groups held for sale and as discontinued operations," it said.
The company explained that despite the operational challenges and discontinued operations, the company recorded 32 per cent growth in revenues, translating to N61.8 billion, compared to N46.7 billion in H1, 2017 as a result of improved product supplies. While administrative expenses reduced by nine from N3.82 billion recorded in 2017 to N3.48 billion in 2018.


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The origins of the pug are very ancient indeed. The breed is rumored to have flourished before 400 BC and to have contributed to both the English Bulldog and Pekingese breeding lines. The Pug is likely Chinese in origin, where they were owned first by monks.
In the 16th century the Pug was brought to Europe by the Dutch East India Company where it became the official dog of House Orange. A Pug by the name of Pompey saved the life of the Prince of Orange in 1572, perhaps cementing his breed as royalty for years to come.
A Pug followed William III to the throne of England in 1688, at which time Pug popularity skyrocketed. Pugs have appeared as companions to such notable figures as King Louis XIV; Josephine, empress to Napoleon; Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Windsor.
In the 18 century the Pug became a muse for William Hogarth. His self portrait includes one of his pet Pugs and now hangs in London's Tate Gallery. In 1790 Italy, Pugs were seen poking their heads out of just about every carriage and window of upper class citizens.
In 19th century England Queen Victoria bred her own Pugs. She also played a major role in establishing the Kennel Club, formed in 1873. It was during the 19th century that Pugs arrived in America. The breed was recognized in the U.S. in 1885. A Pug won best in show in both 1981 and 2004.
Weight: 14-18 lbs
Height: Not specified by breed standard
Coat: Smooth and glossy
Color: Black, silver fawn, apricot fawn, fawn
Life Expectancy: 12- 14 years
What's he like?
The Pug is fun loving and happy. He has been an endearing dog for centuries and is happiest spending time with the family. He's outgoing and polite, great with children and with meeting strangers. He's larger than most toy dogs and generally tougher, better able to tolerate playtime.
The Pug can be easily trained although is notoriously subtle when he needs to go outside and use the bathroom. Extra attention should be paid during this adolescent phase.
The Pug is a house dog. He would not be a suitable running partner or mountain climber. He simply wasn't bred for that.
The Pug was bred very differently from many of the hunting breeds, and as a result requires that some special precautions be taken. For one thing he's not able to tolerate heat, even temperatures as low as 80 degrees Fahrenheit might be too much for a Pug. He must live indoors and be kept cool at all times.
The Pug is prone to breathing disorders and likely to snore: This being a result of his flat face.
The breed is often affected by hip dysplasia, with some studies suggesting more than half of pugs will have it at some point. Prolapsed eye is also fairly common and can be caused by trauma to the head or neck.
Other medical issues that could affect the pug include:
Reverse sneezing
Demodectic Mange
Necrotizing Meningoencephalitis
Hemivertebrae
Right breed for you?
Minimal grooming: The Pug doesn't require much brushing, especially because most of their time is spent indoors
Attention: The Pug lives for people, he won't be happy alone
Heat: The pug needs a cool environment, although AC would be a fine alternative to a cool regional climate
Good with kids: The breed is hearty and playful, although supervision is always suggested
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1. I love the smell of the air after the rain.
2. The first time you grab her hand while you're walking.
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7. Being a part of this blog community and the friends I've met.
OMG.... I feel so honored... thanks a lot. And tons of congratulations !!!!!! You definitely deserve this award.
I was stopping by on my usual rounds to your blog, and I'm so honored to be on your list. You're the only male that blogs about relationships that I regularly read.
I love your list, which is rooted in why I like your blog so much. Many of the men that blog about relationships are either "bitter guys" or "Fabio bloggers" (just write what they think women want to hear). Thanks for not being either of these! It's one of the many things that makes your blog award worthy.
Your blog/vids are on the money and a valuable tool for those that really want to learn something. You deserve many awards!
Thank you HSG :) Some people also feel that the smell is so much better than the taste with coffee. I don't mind, as long as the coffee is fresh.
You certainly deserve the award and thanks so much darling for passing it on to me. I'm blushing.
Can I join the group Bob?
Welcome to the thread, ladyinpurple. I had a great time reading your blog The Journey.
Oh My Goshness! I am so late to the party! Thank you so much Bobby! I do love your blog too. I second what Tina said about it! You have a very sweet and sincere perspective which is hard to find. I think most guys write about how to impress or win a woman not how to be in a good relationship.
Bobby! We didn't know you selected us too!!! Sorry to be so late to the game (MUCH LATER THAN SINGLUTIONARY, who's SO ON THE BALL!) -- but thank you!!!!!! We are honored!
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Q: Visibility="Private" cmdlets can be retrieved from a function I am providing my customers the ability to script with PowerShell in my application but I want to severely restrict the commands they can use.  Setting Visibility to Private for cmdlets works for the top scope, but if you wrap the command in a function it's available again.  Why does this work?  Should the visibility still be private in the function so I can't execute the cmdlet?
PS C:\> Get-Process -name "firefox"

Handles  NPM(K)    PM(K)      WS(K) VM(M)   CPU(s)     Id ProcessName
-------  ------    -----      ----- -----   ------     -- -----------
470      53   143336     141720   390     5.71  18380 firefox

PS C:\> Get-Command -name "Get-Process" | % { $_.Visibility = "Private" }
PS C:\> Get-Process -name "firefox"

The term 'Get-Process' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:12
+ Get-Process <<<<  -name "firefox"
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (Get-Process:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
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PS C:\> function getp { Get-Process -name "firefox" }<br/>
PS C:\> getp

Handles  NPM(K)    PM(K)      WS(K) VM(M)   CPU(s)     Id ProcessName
-------  ------    -----      ----- -----   ------     -- -----------
    470      53   143336     141720   390     5.71  18380 firefox

A: You've only changed the visibility of Get-Process from the top level scope. The name of the function in the lower level scope (inside getp) sees get-process at a different scope and so is not private. As per the help:
Private:
    Items in private scope cannot be seen outside of the current
    scope. You can use private scope to create a private version
    of an item with the same name in another scope.

If you have a set of functions that you want to only selectively make visible I think you might be better off using modules. Say you have a module with a bunch of functions - scopes.psm1:
function write-private { "From Private Func."}
function write-public { "From Public Func." }
export-modulemember -function public-func

since only write-public is exported, it is the only function visible. Then the person importing it can only call that:
# > Import-Module .\scopes.psm1

# > write-private
write-private : The term 'write-private' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is
correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ write-private
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (write-private:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

# > write-public
From Public Func.


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Dramatic social and political swap marks the interval from the tip of the overdue Bronze Age into the Iron Age (ca. 1300–700 BCE) around the Mediterranean. Inland palatial facilities of bureaucratic energy weakened or collapsed ca. 1200 BCE whereas entrepreneurial trade by way of sea survived or even extended, turning into the Mediterranean-wide community of Phoenician exchange. on the center of that method was once Kition, one of many greatest harbor towns of old Cyprus. past learn has prompt that Phoenician rule used to be proven at Kition after the abandonment of a part of its Bronze Age cost. A reexamination of Kition's structure, stratigraphy, inscriptions, sculpture, and ceramics demonstrates that it was once now not deserted. This examine emphasizes the location and scale of pictures and the way they exhibit the advance of monetary and social keep an eye on at Kition from its institution within the 13th century BCE until eventually the advance of a centralized kind of executive through the Phoenicians, subsidized through the Assyrian king, in 707 BCE.
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Twelve hundred vessels discovered at Oboda (Avdat) within the Nabatean potter's workshop, within the fill of the rostrum of the Nabatean temple, within the ruins of a partially excavated Nabatean living, within the huge urban unload, and in a variety of different loci represent the main entire corpus of pottery chanced on on a Nabatean website and exhibit the elegance of the Nabatean tradition of the first century CE.
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Having a metal tool was useful, for a warmed flat end would help smooth the surface by softening the wax. 20 This practice of using waxed tablets continued into the Iron Age, which is evident from the styli and from representations of the tablets in sculpture and the casting, and thus uncharacteristic preservation, of such a tablet in bronze at Idalion. 2 1 The practice of writing on waxed tablets was common in the Hittite and Syrian worlds of the Late Bronze and Iron Ages. 22 It became commonplace across the Mediterranean.
Eight weights that were identified both as weights and as stone tools for pounding, grinding, cutting, and polishing were found in the textile workshop, 48 six in Temple 2, 49 and one in Room 16. 50 Thirty-four other pounding, grinding, rubbing, and polishing stone tools that were not identified as weights come from the textile workshop, five from Temple 2, three from Courtyard C, two from Temple 4, and two from the eastern part of Temenos A, 51 which, as discussed below, seems to lie outside its sacred area.


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Q: How to define accountName The resource name of the account that owns the collection of ad clients I'm trying to use Adsense management API in Google Sheets using apps script which runs with javascript.
I'm unable to define "accountName " even knowing
"This sample lists all of the ad clients for a given account. Specify the account as a resource name, for example, accounts/pub-12345."
documentation: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/advanced/adsense#list_ad_clients
Here is the code
`
enter code here`/**
 * Logs available Ad clients for an account.
 *
 * @param {string} accountName The resource name of the account that owns the
 *     collection of ad clients.
 */
function listAdClients(accountName) {
  let pageToken;
  do {
    const response = AdSense.Accounts.Adclients.list(accountName, {
      pageToken: pageToken
    });
    if (!response.adClients) {
      Logger.log('No ad clients found for this account.');
      return;
    }
    for (const adClient of response.adClients) {
      Logger.log('Found ad client for product "%s" with resource name "%s".',
          adClient.productCode, adClient.name);
      Logger.log('Reporting dimension ID: %s',
          adClient.reportingDimensionId ?? 'None');
    }
    pageToken = response.nextPageToken;
  } while (pageToken);
}

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after declaring the function, add the accountName in the const response.


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Chebyshev Polynomial Representation of Imaginary Time Response Functions, (A. Rusakov, D. Zgid, E. Gull, I. Krivenko and S. Iskakov), Phys Rev. B 98, 075127 (2018).
Stochastic Self-Consistent Second-Order Green's Function Method for Correlation Energies of Large Electronic Systems, (D. Neuhauser, D. Zgid and R. Baer), J. Chem. Theory Comput. 13 (11), 5396-5403 (2017).
Combining Density Functional Theory and Green's Function Theory: Range-Separated, Nonlocal, Dynamic, and Orbital-Dependent Hybrid Functional, (D. Zgid and A. Kananenka), J. Chem. Theory Comput. 13 (11), 5317-5331 (2017).
Testing Self-Energy Embedding Theory in Combination with GW, (A. Shee, D. Zgid, E. Gull, J. Li and T. Lan), Phys. Rev. B 96 (15), 155106 (2017).
Towards the Solution of the Many-Electron Problem in Real Materials: Equation of State of the Hydrogen Chain with State-of-the-Art Many-Body Methods, (D. Ceperley, E. Gull, G. K-. L. Chan, J. Gomez, M. Motta… D. Zgid…), Phys. Rev. X 7 (3), 031059 (2017).
Generalized Self-Energy Embedding Theory, (D. Zgid and T. Lan), J. Phys. Chem. Lett. 8 (10), 2200-2205 (2017).
Finite Temperature Quantum Embedding Theories for Correlated Systems, (D. Zgid and E. Gull), New J. Phys. 19 (2), 023047 (2017).
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package sk.drunkenpanda.leaflet.example;

import org.apache.wicket.protocol.http.WicketFilter;
import org.apache.wicket.spring.SpringWebApplicationFactory;
import org.springframework.beans.BeansException;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Value;
import org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.SpringBootApplication;
import org.springframework.boot.builder.SpringApplicationBuilder;
import org.springframework.boot.web.servlet.FilterRegistrationBean;
import org.springframework.boot.web.support.SpringBootServletInitializer;
import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContextAware;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.PropertySource;

import sk.drunkenpanda.leaflet.example.config.DefaultMapboxConfiguration;
import sk.drunkenpanda.leaflet.example.config.MapboxConfiguration;

@SpringBootApplication
@PropertySource("classpath:application.properties")
public class WicketLeafletExampleBootstrap extends SpringBootServletInitializer implements ApplicationContextAware {

    private ApplicationContext applicationContext;

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new SpringApplicationBuilder()
                .sources(WicketLeafletExampleBootstrap.class)
                .run(args);
    }

    @Override
    protected SpringApplicationBuilder configure(SpringApplicationBuilder builder) {
        return super.configure(builder);
    }

    @Override
    public void setApplicationContext(ApplicationContext applicationContext) throws BeansException {
        this.applicationContext = applicationContext;
    }

    @Bean
    public FilterRegistrationBean wicketFilter() {
        final FilterRegistrationBean filterRegistrationBean = new FilterRegistrationBean();
        filterRegistrationBean.setFilter(new WicketFilter());
        filterRegistrationBean.addInitParameter(WicketFilter.APP_FACT_PARAM, SpringWebApplicationFactory.class.getName());
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        filterRegistrationBean.addServletNames("wicket-filter");

        return filterRegistrationBean;
    }

    @Bean
    public WicketApplication wicketApplication() {
        return new WicketApplication(this.applicationContext);
    }

    @Bean
    public MapboxConfiguration mapboxConfiguration(
            @Value("${mapbox.access.token}") String accessToken,
            @Value("${mapbox.map.id}") String mapId) {
        return new DefaultMapboxConfiguration(accessToken, mapId);
    }
}

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Home Storage Pillar Hopes to Stand Out in Storage Hardware
Pillar Hopes to Stand Out in Storage Hardware
By Clint Boulton | June 08, 2005
There's a consensus that storage hardware has become a commodity in the last few years.
Many analysts have said new players intent on selling systems that preserve data won't be able to penetrate a market saturated by products from EMC, Hitachi Data Systems and IBM.
Pillar Data Systems aims to buck the trend. The San Jose, Calif., start-up, propped up by over $150 million from Oracle CEO Larry Ellison's venture firm Tako Ventures, launched a system this week that offers storage area network (SAN) and network-attached storage (NAS) utilities in one machine.
The idea of offering a device with the ability to handle SAN and NAS schemes is nothing new. Storage vendors, such as EMC and Network Appliance, have been putting together machines that don't discriminate against SAN or NAS transmissions. This flexibility makes them attractive to businesses that need to handle several storage formats.
The trick with Pillar's Axiom 500 server is that it uses a "peered NAS and SAN architecture."
While NetApp and EMC tack NAS gateways onto a SAN, or add a software layer as a NAS system to imitate a SAN, Pillar pools both NAS and SAN in one repository, said Pillar CEO Mike Workman. He claimed this costs about half as much as competing machines without sacrificing capacity or performance levels.
Axiom systems also offers customers more choice than they normally would have. Customers can run a less expensive NAS-only system, a SAN-only system, or run a blend of both depending on their storage requirements, said Workman, a former IBM storage executive tapped by Ellison to lead the company into a crowded market.
"Everyone says their products are flexible. But if they're so flexible why do they offer five, 10, 11 different storage hardware platforms with different sets of software that go on those, in many cases, to solve storage problems," Workman asked, in a non-too-subtle dig at rivals EMC and IBM.
"Our platform severely differentiates itself from other people, because if you want to buy archived storage from us you can buy the Axiom 500," Workman said. "But if you decide you want to CIFS home directories on it with more performance than you'd get out of an archive system, you can do that on that same platform."
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This means that applications that require high performance, such as database software, are stored in a narrow band near the outer diameter of the disk drive platters. That is where the data rate is the highest. Lower priority data is stored on inner tracks where data rates are lower.
Workman said that while some systems allow users to place data on the disk where they choose, the utility is useless unless it has priority queuing and cache management like Axiom.
Customers have found that it costs less to purchase and deploy a Pillar Axiom system than it does to maintain some of their current systems. Pillar allows customers to scale capacity and performance without incurring additional software license fees, providing unparalleled appeal in the enterprise storage marketplace, Workman said.
"Configuration and management of our existing SAN has been unnecessarily burdensome," said Christopher Hill, associate director of Information Systems at law firm Thacher Proffitt & Wood LLP, which tested an Axiom system and realized cost savings immediately.
"There's something fundamentally wrong when a $400,000 storage system requires an additional $100,000 for professional services just to install the system," he said.
Hill said a comparable Axiom SAN system cost the firm around $100,000, with a simple management interface.
Pillar Axiom is now shipping with full NAS capability, with SAN capability beta testing wrapping up and expected to be ready in July. Each system scales from 3 terabytes to over 300 terabytes.
Pillar launched with roughly 325 employees. In addition to Workman, Pillar is loaded with ex-IBM talent, including COO Nancy Holleran and Mike Brewer, chief architect and vice president of engineering.


I am frustrated. I do not understand what you mean when you talk about "Customer Care".
Last night (27 October 2016), I lost about R43 worth of airtime. But let me go back a few hours.
In the afternoon, about 15:00, I needed to buy data. Vodacom used to know what I love. There used to be an offer to be able to buy 100MB data for the day until 23:59 (which I already think is a reason to use #datamustfall – sorry, that is how I feel!). That offer seems to have fallen away. The "best offer" these days seems to be R15 for 200MB for the day until 23:59. So I bought that. Before using the data, I wanted to make sure that I received it. So I checked my balance via *100#. I saw I had about R45 airtime and 200MB data. (I say "about R45", because I remember the R45 part; it could have been R45,15 or R45,41 or whatever).
I switched on my data, and downloaded what I needed, including to documents of over 500 pages. I switched it off straight afterward. Later in the day I downloaded a book. All these I did on my tablet, using my data on my phone, by using my phone as a hotspot. I did also make a call of less that 60 seconds.
I checked my data after all of this, and saw I still I had about R43 airtime left, as well as about 123MB.
Now, as I stated, I bought 200MB for R15. I wasn't about to not use all my data, or at least 175 of the 200MB. I do not like to waste, in effect, R8-something on data that I did not use.
So I checked whether I still had data left. I did have some data left, about 118MB, as well as those R43-something airtime.
I switched on my mobile data, and turned my hotspot on. And downloaded three small documents, not even 20 pages, and saved some Wikipedia pages. All the while, I kept checking when I received that SMS that says "you have less than ??MB data left".
When I got the message that I have less than 30MB left, I did three things. I checked my balance again. I still had that, about R43 airtime and about 28.50MB left. So the message wasn't wrong. Then I switched off my hotspot and then my mobile data option.
I wanted to make sure that it was off, so I checked my data again. I saw that I have R0 airtime and 5.00MB left.
I would like to know: How is this possible? How did I loose more than R40 airtime, and still have data left? How did I loose all that, even though I switched off my hotspot and mobile data after I received that message that I still had about 30MB left?
Yesterday isn't the first time that something like this happens.
I have a reference number for the email correspondence as well: 001F9aBYXDGQ57NC.
About three weeks ago, I had a similar issue again. Unfortunately, that issue wasn't logged, since I didn't ask for a service request number. In fact, when I was talking to the "Customer Care" agent last night, she couldn't even find a call log for that time.
I am only a small customer. So I guess you will not go through a lot of trouble with this.
In fact, I predict that someone, somewhere in your "Customer Care" department will find a way to tell me that I am, in effect, the reason why I loose my airtime in this way. You will find a way not to be responsible – even if I checked my balances throughout the time I was using my data.
I will be posting this on my blog, and share a link to it on my Facebook. I am saying this merely for your knowledge, since I would like to have people know about the way you take airtime from customers.
I wanted to type "Kind Regards", as is the norm in letters, but that would not be true.


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Vic Energy Minister Lily D'Ambrosio has the community at her back when it comes to the VRET.
As the vote on the national Renewable Energy Target looms, the Victorian government has called on the Prime Minister Abbott to back an amendment to the legislation to give the states the full suite of tools to meet their own target schemes.
In May, Premier Daniel Andrews announced a commitment to reinstate a Victorian Renewable Energy Target–a move that would grow renewables and create thousands of jobs in the state.
"Tony Abbott needs to get his priorities right and stand up for Victorian jobs this week," said state Energy Minister, Lily D'Ambrosio.
THE Victorian Government wants to reinstate Victoria's Renewable Energy Target.
However, they are restricted by Section 7c of the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000, as it allows corporations to avoid complying with state schemes which "substantially correspond" to federal RET.
Section 7c must be removed to allow the states to develop their renewable energy industries, in order to reduce carbon emissions and to reap the economic benefits of a vibrant renewable energy sector.
With a VRET in place, Victoria can get on with the job of building the 15 wind farms that are already approved across the state, unlocking $5 billion worth of investment and creating thousands of jobs.
Friends of the Earth have long championed the need for a Victorian Renewable Energy Target and welcome the leadership from the Andrews government.
The case for removing Section 7c is strong. When the states agreed to handover the right to have their own RET schemes it was to meet the increased national target to 41,000GWh – equivalent to at least 20 per cent of electricity generation.
The Abbott government's decision to cut the RET to 33,000GWh means the spirit of the original agreement between the federal and state governments has been broken. Yet, as Yes 2 Renewables readers will know, there are creative ways the Andrews government can deliver a Victorian Renewable Energy Target. Section 7c hasn't prevented the ACT or South Australia from finding creative ways to deliver their own state renewables targets.
The ACT has a target of 90 per cent renewables by 2020 and its scheme will see the construction of the Ararat and Coonooer Bridge wind farms in Victoria. National leader, South Australia, is aiming for 50 per cent by 2025. And the sunshine state, Queensland, is gunning for 50 per cent by 2030.
With at least 15 shovel-ready wind farms on the books, reinstating the VRET would unleash an estimated $5 billion worth of investment across regional Victoria. It would create thousands of manufacturing and construction jobs while generating drought-proof income for farming communities.
A Victorian Renewable Energy Target can gain cross party support in the state. It would be welcomed by anyone who supports job creation, investment in Australia, and action on climate change.
The Greens already support restoring a VRET. Opposition leader Matthew Guy is modernising the Liberal party's energy platform and has established, for the first time, a shadow minister for renewable energy. The VRET has also won the backing of upper house member James Purcell (Vote 1 Local Jobs).
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Have a read-
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Re: Nice Review for PM
That's not a review, it's copy/pasta'd from older news articles/descriptions on other sites.. I mean OLDer.
People should be slapped upside the head for doing this, as it's perpetuating outdated information about the state of Pale Moon (e.g. that it's supposed to just be a speed-optimized firefox build, which it is not) and publishing this as a "current state" of the browser by putting it under the header for the latest version.
EDIT: I've sent a note to the editor.
EDIT2: They'll chase it down - apparently that work is outsourced and the outsourced folks haven't been doing their job.


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Wave heading is a modern, deep pleat and is great for making an impact on windows.
Pleats create uniform proportion and spacing whilst allowing for smooth operation while operating.
Triple pinch pleat is groups of triple pleats, spaced evenly along the curtain which creates a classic heading and provides neat stacking when the curtain is open.
Twin pleat similar to the Triple pinch but with double pleats. Although using less fabric it also has less fullness.
Pencil pleat This heading provides a casual style, using evenly spaced completely sewn, narrow pleats the width of a pencil.
Reverse pleat A structured heading suited to modern interiors, the flattened pleats create a smart, tailored appearance, suited to a modern, contemporary looking heading with a smooth, flat appearance. Suited to a curtain that will be closed most of the time as the flat pleats will naturally resist tight stacking.
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Evo heading Modern with simple clean lines while looking great on a decorative Track.
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