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TechJuice > Shopping > Daraz introduces cars this Pakistan Day Sale with big discounts starting today
Daraz introduces cars this Pakistan Day Sale with big discounts starting today
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Daraz is hosting Pakistan Day Sale from March 18th to 23rd, offering discounts across all categories with additional discounts through Daraz Wallet and Shake Shake.
The Pakistan Day Sale has become a household name in the Pakistani eCommerce calendar. With each successive edition, Daraz continues to improve the online shopping experience and this year and has announced new features on the mobile Daraz App along with deep discounts on the entire assortment.
This year, Daraz will be hosting the Pakistan Day Sale 2019 from March 18. Buyers will be treated to a week of discounts and flash sales, complemented by additional vouchers through features like Shake Shake and engaging games on the Daraz App. As the leading eCommerce platform in the region, Daraz hosts an assortment of over 3.5 million products and is supported by its growing seller base of over 15,000.
Daraz has also partnered with The Citizens Foundation to run a campaign titled 'Taleem Chahay Pakistan'. As part of the campaign, 50% of all proceeds from special select top deals will be donated to The Citizens Foundation to further their efforts of providing education.
Managing Director Daraz Pakistan, Ehsan Saya, enthuses: "The Pakistan Day Sale is a point of pride for us here at Daraz and very close to our hearts. Each year, we try to celebrate Pakistan in bigger and grander ways and this year is no exception. We now have amazing features like Shake Shake and Daraz Wallet, and over 3.5 million products from thousands of sellers and brands across Pakistan. As a Pakistani company, we are so excited to have thousands of Pakistani sellers selling to millions of Pakistani customers this Pakistan Day!"
Who is offering discounts on Pakistan Day?
Daraz Pakistan Day Sale is bringing together all the best brands in the country. Mi, L'Oreal, Pel, Infinix, Prince and Nestle, along with the likes of P&G, One Plus, Unilever, Levi's, Unifoam and Phillips, are set to headline this year's edition of the Pakistan Day Sale. Every single category; phones, fashion, health and beauty, home and living, grocers, appliances, computing and gaming, automotive, TVs and many more; will see massive discounts on a varied assortment of products.
True to their campaign tagline 'Jo Chahay Pakistan', Daraz has announced its a range of cars for the first time on its platform. Prince has partnered with Daraz to start selling the Prince DFSK 1000 CC. Customers will be required to pick up the car from Daraz warehouses in their respective cities (currently only available in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad) and can do so in 7 working days.
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"I grew up in a family that went to church every week. I learned about God and could give the right answers on the confirmation test, but God was still kind of a vague and distant concept. Then through a high school ministry called Young Life, I encountered the love of Jesus Christ. I discovered that God was really interested in us and has a smile on his face. I began to follow Jesus Christ. Now years later, He is still teaching and showing me new things every day, if I pay attention.
I feel blessed and privileged to have the greatest job in the world – to help people discover that God loves us more than we can imagine – a God who believes in us and has hopes and dreams for our lives. I get to work with other followers of Christ who are willing to set aside their own personal preferences to serve Christ and work hard to bless others and the world. It's an amazing privilege." Mike became the lead pastor of Cross Winds in 2012. He and Kathy have two grown children and two grandsons.
Mike loves great movies, American history, jazz, the Twins and Vikings, photography, and a great hamburger.
Hi Friend! My name is Rachel Devereaux, and I have the absolute honor of serving Cross Winds UMC as their Director of Youth Ministries. I have been working with young people for almost 15 years. I am married to Jeff and we have 2 beautiful daughters, Madison (8) and Ashley (6). We also have a very silly miniature Schnauzer named Winston who is 9!
It is my hope that every youth who is a part of our ministry at Cross Winds will feel the love of the Lord, and fully know that they are beloved sons and daughters of Christ who are made in the image of God! I look forward to being the hands and feet with you on your student's journey! Hearts and warm hugs!
My name is Tracy Ottenstroer and I have the privilege of being the Director of Children's Ministry at Cross Winds. Since 2012, my "job" is to ensure that kids have FUN at church! My husband Mike and I have two amazing kids, Alice and Andy, and a white, Labradoodle named Archie.
I felt called into ministry at the time my kids were starting school and I was recovering from a major concussion (uggg.... ask me any time)! This quiet reflection time was a big turning point in my life as my world started with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration at the University of Wisconsin River Falls, and then working in the field of Human Resources!
There were several years between business and ministry where I stayed at home with my kiddos. During the at home years, I volunteered at numerous Mom's club, school and church functions, learning more about myself than any other time in my life! My hobbies include reading, all things techie (on an Apple device), and my family!
This truly is an honor and a dream job being with the children of our church, and watching them grow in Faith and in their Love for Jesus.
Hi, my name is Lori Lahtinen. I am a charter member of Cross Winds and have been the music director at since 1999. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education and a Music Minor from the University of Minnesota. I have been teaching in the Elk River School District for the past 35 years and currently teach 4th grade at Hassan Elementary School in Rogers, Minnesota.
I have two children and two grandchildren. (Ask me, I would love to tell you about these 2 little gifts from God!). I feel it is an honor and gift to work at the church I love, with the people I love, serving the God I love.
Michelle Schober and I am the Worship Administrator. I have been a member of Cross Winds since March 2004 and a staff member since May 2007. I grew up in Dallas City, IL. I went to MacMurray College in Jacksonville, IL where I received my degree in Computer Science and Business.
I currently live in Maple Grove with my husband Steve and our two children John and Ashley. I enjoy everything I do at Cross Winds, but especially enjoy singing and working with the kids of the church.
Hello, my name is David Hughes. I have held the position of Treasurer for Cross Winds United Methodist Church since 2002. My wife Nancy and I have been members of Cross Winds since 1993. I have had the pleasure of serving on the Finance Team since we joined the Church and have been a member of both Building Teams.
I hold a BA in Accounting from the University of St. Thomas and work as the Controller of Bowman and Brooke LLP, a law firm based in Minneapolis. In my free time I enjoy spending time with my Family and Friends, Fly fishing, Hunting and Softball.
Hi I am Lori Goldstein, I am the Church Administrator of Cross Winds UMC. I have been with Cross Winds since 1999. I am also a member of Cross Winds along with my husband Jeff. I have lived in the Twin Cities area my entire life.
I attended North Hennepin CC and have an Associate of Arts degree in business. I have worked many years in the banking industry, directing the activities of mortgage loan closing departments. My main focus was to ensure that all loans met with the company, title and regulatory compliance requirements.
I am also a dance instructor at Summit Dance Shoppe. I have been with the studio for over 30 years. I also enjoy performing and competing in ballroom dance formation (with my husband Jeff), tap/jazz ladies team and a holiday kickline/tap performance team. When you are at Cross Winds during the week days, stop by the office and say hi.
At Pine Crest Assembly Grounds in Colorado in June of 1950 my pastor said, "Harold, I believe that God is calling you to be a minister" This was the beginning of a journey that led from New Mexico to college in Iowa, to a student pastorate in Minnesota. Then on to United Seminary in Dayton, Ohio for three years where I continued as a student pastor.
After graduation in June of 1963, it was back to Minnesota where for the next 37 years, I served churches in the Minnesota Annual Conference. In June 2000, it was time to retire from active ministry. Maple Grove became our retirement home and Cross Winds became our church home. That first year, I was invited to serve as Pastor Emeritus at Cross Winds, a volunteer position I have filled for the past 15 years. I have sought to serve by preaching, teaching, visiting, working in mission and helping where I am needed at Cross Winds and elsewhere.


The President of Greek Republic Karolos Papoulias will receive on Friday Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis at the Presidential Mansion.
Karamanlis will brief the President about his recent visit to Turkey.
Caption: ANA-MPA file photo of President Karolos Papoulias (R) and Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis (L) at the Presidential Mansion.
Main opposition PASOK party on Friday morning will submit a proposal for the setting up of a Fact Find Committee in order to probe the Siemens case.
PASOK deputies in their proposal said "our country is going through this past period, with the government's responsibility, a general crisis of values, the distain of institutions and persons, corruption, arbitrariness of power and abuse of public wealth."
Greece's beloved and charismatic Archbishop Christodoulos was laid to rest on Thursday at Athens' First Cemetery with the full Honours of a Head of State, following a funeral ceremony officiated by Ecumenical Patriarch Vartholomeos. The funeral was attended by the Prelates of all the Orthodox Churches around the world, President of the Republic Karolos Papoulias, Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis, political party leaders and representatives of the foreign embassies to Greece.
The Ecumenical Patriarch also delivered the eulogy for the late Christodoulos, who passed away at dawn on Monday at his home in Psychico, following a seven-month battle with cancer.
The funeral ceremony commenced at 10:00 a.m., following the arrival of President Papoulias, who was preceded by the prime minister and almost the entire Greek government, representatives of the political parties and parliament, delegates of the foreign embassies, Church of Greece hierarchs, and representatives of other religions, while thousands of faithful also swamped the environs of the Cathedral, where they followed the service from loudspeakers.
Eulogies were also delivered by Metropolitan Anthimos of Thessaloniki, representing the Church of Greece, Education and Religious Affairs Minister Evripides Stylianidis, who represented the government, parliament president Dimitris Sioufas, and Athens Mayor Nikitas Kaklamanis.
Ecumenical Patriarch Vartholomeos paid tribute to the late Archbishop's spiritual qualities, his word and his work in bringing the Church closer to the people, and stressed the Ecumenical Patriarchate's respect for Christodoulos, putting behind the tension that arose in relations between the two men in the spring of 2004.
Metropolitan Anthimos called that time "a minor interval of bitterness that will pass forever into oblivion", and conveyed to the Ecumenical Patriarch the "heartfelt love and respect" that Christodoulos had felt for him.
Stylianidis spoke of the multi-faceted Shepherd with the effusive and straightforward word and firmness of action, who brought the Church closer to the people, and particularly the younger generations. "He was open and accepting of the challenges of the times. He believed in the younger generation, with which he always sought to be in contact, using its own language. His concern was to bring youth closer to the Church, and he succeeded," the minister said.
Sioufas paid tribute to "the spiritual leader who placed his rare gifts and strength of soul into the religious word, the Church, the obligation to society", expressing grief over the early demise of the Archbishop on behalf of the representatives of the political parties, as expressed during a special session of Parliament held in Christodoulos' memory.
"He inspired and guided a spiritual work that went beyond the frontiers of Greece. He left us early, but left behind him a flourishing work that is in full development," Sioufas added.
Kaklamanis expressed hope that the late Archbishop's work and vision will find worthy successors. "As a formidable captain of the ship called the Church, he led it away from its traditional introversion and the margins," Kaklamanis said.
"You were impulsive, dynamic, fiery," the Mayor concluded.
After the funeral service, the late Archbishop's casket was carried by gun-carriage to Athens' First Cemetery, accompanied by Armed Forces officers and military honour guards, while a 21-gun salute was fired from cannon atop Lycabettus Hill as the casket emerged from Athens� Metropolitan Cathedral. Alongside the gun-carriage walked metropolitans of the Orthodox Church, four of them carrying the blue-and-white Greek flags.
Mourners also flocked to the cemetery where the Archbishop was laid to rest shortly after 13:30, with a service again led by the Ecumenical Patriarch, to lay a flower at the Archbishop's grave in a final farewell to their spiritual leader.
Walking before the casket were the clerics of the Athens Archdiocese and military honor guards, while archmandrites carried his medals and other honorary distinctions awarded the late Archbishop. Behind the casket walked the prime minister and his wife, party leaders, the military and religious leadership and representatives of other denominations and Churches, close associates and close relatives of the late Christodoulos.
As the procession passed Mitropoleos Street, Syntagma Square, Vassilisis Amalias Avenue, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Athanassiou Diakou Road and Anapafseos Road toward the cemetery, crowds cast flowers over the casket as it went by and many ordinary people appeared visibly moved as the Archbishop�s body was taken to its final resting place.
A round metal object, believed to be a depth bomb left over from World War II, was spotted by divers on the seabed near a Panama-flag cargo ship that ran aground off the coast of Akra, in Epanomi, Thessaloniki, and Navy bomb disposal experts were due to begin investigation on Friday morning.
The Panama-flag "Gerda Vesta" freighter ran aground in shallow waters early Monday as a result of gale-force northerly winds sweeping through northern Greece. No injuries were reported among the crew members of the vessel, which had set sail from the Port of Thessaloniki, empty of cargo. No damage to the vessel was reported.
According to a Merchant Marine ministry announcement, during a scan of the area by a company providing assistance to dislodge the vessel, divers spotted the chain of the cargo ship's left anchor -- which was imbedded at a depth of 3.5 metres and ata distance of 150 metres from the shore -- was resting on a large round metal object that is tentatively believed to be a depth-bomb.
The ministry said that the Thessaloniki port authority immediately informed the ship's captain to refrain from any movement of the anchor and the ship in general until the said object was examined.
The sea area was being patrolled by a Coastguard vessel, and by a Coastguard patrol car on land, while the Northern Greece Naval Command was also informed of the situation in order to take the necessary action.


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How does one stay in the know, without getting lost in the noise?
This is a topic I touched upon in my essay last week, but I want to raise it again because it's a question that I think about almost every day.
It's a question that I've started to pose to my friends, to thinkers that I admire, to our Sunday Paper columnists, and to those who actually are awake to what's going on in the world. I want to know what they think and how they're dealing. I want to know how they are balancing the weight of the world with the need to stay focused on one's own life and inner world.
This week is an interesting one given that we begin with a serious New Moon on Monday, providing us an opportunity to make intentions for how to say goodbye to 2017, real and clear.
Then we close out the week with the Longest Night (in the northern Hemisphere/ opposite Down Under) followed by the Winter Solstice where we celebrate the rebirth of the Light.
Speaking of which I'm going to do a special Facebook Live on Friday the 22 at noon EST to celebrate- yes I am doing readings! You must come!
Symbolically this season is so rich with metaphor, that if you pay attention, you really can see the connections between all of it. Yes we're still being invited to clean up the dirt in our lives in the last week of mercury retrograde, refusing, reassessing, re-calibrating, revisiting, repairing and reinforcing. Even though this is the symbolic time of greatest darkness there is so much Light being called into the world right now it's amazing.
How do you align with your true identity?
It was a great moment when I was thrown out of Harvard in 1963. I was the first professor from Harvard in 6,000 years or whatever to have it happen, so I was a really bad guy. I was on the front page of The New York Times. That was good.
So I found myself at a press conference and all the reporters and television people were there to interview me. I felt like a fighter who had just lost the 'big fight,' and was now going to sweep the gym for the rest of his life, and they were sort of bidding me goodbye, a fond adieu after having battled Goliath, you know. The problem was that as I stood before the cameras I thought, "I won, I'm right." That thought was immediately followed by the thinking that that was a psychotic thought. Even I saw the diagnostic categories. When you think something is real that nobody else thinks. The next thought was, "Well, so be it," because for me to have denied what it was that I had experienced would have left me with a life of total hypocrisy with myself.
Well here we are post eclipse and the energy is ripe for change in the best way possible. The significance of this phenomena will be felt over the next six months. The question now is how to we raise our vibe in a consistent manner so that our joy and our commitment to a better life is stronger than our fear of outer conditions?


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Study finds two new genes in the developmental defects of canine enamel
Reviewed by Alina Shrourou, B.Sc. (Editor)Mar 29 2019
In addition to humans, hereditary disorders of enamel development occur in dogs, greatly impacting their dental health and wellbeing. A recent study reveals canine enamel disorders similar to those found in humans, linking them with ENAM and ACP4, two genes previously described in humans.
The enamel that covers teeth is the hardest structure in the entire body. Its development is a complex process, and related developmental disorders may result in low enamel quantity, its absence or structural weakness. Alongside aesthetic issues, enamel defects have an impact on dental health and general wellbeing. Amelogenesis imperfecta (AI) is a group of hereditary developmental disorders affecting enamel, with more than ten associated genes reported in humans.
AI causes a significant wellbeing problem for dogs as well, yet the diseases, poorly known in canine medicine, often remain undiagnosed. Canine AI has earlier been linked with the ENAM and SLC24A4 genes in two breeds. In a recent study conducted at the University of Helsinki, two novel recessively inherited enamel disorders were described in dogs, and associated with causative variants in ENAM and ACP4. The identified genes have previously been linked with hereditary enamel development defects also in humans.
"We have observed enamel defects in several breeds. In this study, we found new gene variants in the ENAM gene of Parson Russell Terriers and the ACP4 gene of Akitas and American Akitas. The ACP4 finding was of particular interest, as its role in the development of tooth enamel is not well known, and there are no previous descriptions for any animal models," says Marjo Hytönen, PhD, the first author of the study.
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ENAM codes for enamelin, the key enamel protein, and is significant for achieving the correct enamel thickness during tooth development. A considerable part of human AI disorders are associated with mutations in the ENAM gene, whereas ACP4 codes for the phosphatase enzyme, whose specific significance to tooth and enamel development is currently unclear, but which may influence cellular differentiation and mineralization. Dogs with an ACP4 mutation expressed thinning of the enamel and a slight mineralization disorder.
Unlike mice, dogs have primary and permanent teeth just as humans, and the number of teeth is also similar. Therefore, dogs serve as an excellent model for human dental diseases.
"The spontaneous enamel defects found in this study resemble earlier descriptions of human patients, and are also linked with the same genes. Through gene tests, the gene findings will provide new diagnostic tools for veterinarians and breeders, which will also help with understanding the causes, mechanisms and hereditary nature of enamel defects. This is important for the development of early and improved therapies," explains Professor Hannes Lohi, director of the research group.
Earlier, the group discovered a mutation in the FAM20C gene, impacting tooth hypomineralisation. Gene mapping will continue on various dental diseases in different breeds, including a publication which is currently being prepared on an unknown AI gene.
Source: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/news/life-science-news/two-new-genes-discovered-in-the-developmental-defects-of-canine-enamel
Posted in: Genomics | Life Sciences News
Tags: Amelogenesis Imperfecta, Diagnostic, Enzyme, Gene, Genes, Life science, Medicine, Mutation, Permanent Teeth, Phosphatase, Protein, Research, Teeth, Tooth Enamel
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At 10:15AM Eastern Time on Monday, we are experiencing both Scot's Newsletter Blog and Forums performance issues due to too many simultaneous connections on their databases. I have no way of knowing whether there continues to be a shared concurrent connection limit between the two databases (something that I thought I fixed) or whether this is simply a coincidence that the newsletter's appearance last evening has created a big surge this AM on both sites, since it contains links to both.
I have temporarily turned off the forums while I check its database for corruption. Perhaps that will improve performance here at the blog. We'll see.
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A high end DBMS has *many* performance related configuration options, much more than a simple limit on concurrent users. I don't know the details for MySQL but if the only limit your hosting company deals with is concurrent users, they are missing many potential tweaks, among them are buffering, something MySQL should have many tweaks for – separate and distinct from any WordPress buffering.
Agreed, Michael. MySQL is a pretty simple open-source database, though. While it may have configuration options, those options aren't available or exposed to customers of shared webhost services. The actual problems we're having have to do with the webhost's imposition of an arbitrary 50-concurrent-user limit on all MySQL databases. I'm still not 100% sure that that limit isn't shared with the forums, since the forums went down at the same time the blog did, and both sites were indicating MySQL database errors.
I've hosted the forums at four different webhosts during its five-year lifespan. I've had issues with performance on every single one of them. Of the four, IX Webhosting (my current webhost) is the best in terms of uptime. In fact, I had no serious performance issues until the blog was launched with a new separate database. The problems occur only in the hours after the notification newsletter is sent.
I've been looking around for a new webhost, but what I need is a webhost that emphasizes MySQL performance. Most hosts give very little information about this. One I recently investigated, PowWeb, only provides 10 simultaneous MySQL connections. They offer almost endless bandwidth and 75 MySQL databases, but if that's very misleading.
Look, this 50 concurrent connections things is BS. This is a thing hosts do on purpose, just to force to upgrade to higher pricing plans when you need to support more concurrent users. You just need to get a decent hosting company, who doesn't try to make money even when using a free DBMS like MySQL!
I'm not sure about the kind of plan you have, but having provide support to a open source forum package for the last 5 years, I've seen a lot of decent hosting packages. There are lots of decent hosts out there. Email me if you want some advice on reliable hosts that provide limitless MySQL connections.
* What database software do you support?
Full MySQL support is available through our user interface. We give you your own private MySQL process and full administrator privileges; there's no need to worry about other users trampling on your databases or trying to shoehorn several applications into a single database. To help you manage your process remotely without having to install and maintain extra software, we provide our own integrated phpMyAdmin installation as part of our member interface. We also support HTTP Basic Authentication against a MySQL database.
We do not support or plan to support PostgreSQL at this time.
* How many MySQL databases can I have?
A MySQL process can contain as many databases as you wish. You can also create multiple MySQL processes if you wish, but doing so will cost more than placing all your databases in a single process.
* How much does a MySQL process cost?
Your first MySQL process has a base charge of $0.01 per day. If you create additional MySQL processes, which is almost never necessary, each one after the first has a base charge of $0.02 per day. Remember, you can create as many databases as you like in a single MySQL process!
If you use the optional InnoDB feature (which is disabled by default), that costs an extra $0.01 per day.
We have an additional "heavy duty" charge of $0.01 per day for the top 10% of MySQL CPU users, but currently we are not collecting that charge.
This means that for most people, use of MySQL will cost $0.01 per day, or about $3.65 per year.
Anyone who has ideas about webhosts who provide a high number of concurrent connections to MySQL, please send along suggestions. I'm looking for Linux-based hosting. I also need to host multiple domains for free. I also need very high or unlimited bandwidth. Price is not the most important thing to me — service, support, and uptime are more important. Full SMTP/POP3/IMAP support with authenticated SMTP (as opposed to other spam-protection mechansims) are important.
From this I guess we can deduce your current hosting provider doesn't provide very high end servers.
d) According to their FAQ, web sites there can support even slashdotings without problem. That's because they load-balance all web sites, and don't cap the bandwidth. On the other hand, as their service isn't sold in the form of "packages", but charges based on what's actually consumed, these events can become expensive if they happen too often. The FAQ says that each slashdoting goes on average for $10 in bandwidth, and I guess you distributing your newsletter causes a similar demand.
e) The hosting is all Linux-based. You chose between PHP 4 and PHP 5, but that's it. No Microsoft-based offering.
f) One downside is that they don't offer HTTPS, only standard HTTP. Not a problem unless the idea is having a store. In this case they aren't a good option.
g) You can have multiple domains registered, either pointing to the same site, to different sites, or mixed. This service isn't charged.
h) So far the service they provided me was very good. There's no tier 1 support, technical questions go directly to system administrators. And I got answers to my questions reasonably fast.
i) They don't provide e-mail hosting, only e-mail forwarding (paid) or MX redirection (free). As e-mail hosting providers they recommend specialized 3rd party solutions: Gmail, which is free, or paid ones such as Hostmail, Everyone.net, FuseMail etc., which are compatible and work well. I myself use Gmail.
j) They don't offer an affiliate program, so I'm surely not earning a cent for talking about them here. I just like their philosophy and the service.
Oops! An error in point "e". It's not "Linux", it's "FreeBSD". Sorry!
From the perspective of the applications running it's basically the same thing though.
I don't know if it meets all your requirements, but I've been using 1&1's hosting for almost 5 years now and not a bit of complaint. I have a cheapo "Home" $5/mo. package (not their bottom end, but next to it) that I use mainly as an FTP mirror and filedump for clients, but I also use it for email and for some of my domains. You'd want at least their $10/mo. package for feature set. — Their control panel is very thoroughly implemented. Support can take a day or two to get back to you, but when they do it will be a Real Human with Real Clues.
http://order.1and1.com/xml/order/Hosting (be sure to go to the bottom of the page and click "show all features") will show you what they've got. They're offering a free trial of the "Home" package right now, but it lacks the mailing list feature.
A friend who was fed up with unreliable hosting is now using Dreamhost, which is right down the street from his work so he could personally check them out. So far he's been happy with them, but that's all I know about it.
I too have been using 1and1.com for several years. I have half a dozen domains and have experienced excellent service and performance. Although it is a large global company with 7 million clients, it surprisingly does provide good phone and email support, and at good prices. I have felt no need to shop around for someone better.


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Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease. http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/autosomal-dominant-polycystic-kidney-disease#3-7.
Symptoms of autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease. http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Autosomal-dominant-polycystic-kidney-disease/Pages/Symptoms.aspx.
Learning About Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease. https://www.genome.gov/20019622/learning-about-autosomal-polycystic-kidney-disease/.


I attended a Climate Camp workshop yesterday entitled 'Copenhagen and carbon trading – where did it all go wrong?' With a title like that of course I knew what to expect – lots of 'evidence' that carbon trading is the work of the devil and unredeemable. What I hadn't anticipated was the counsel of despair about Copenhagen itself and the complete absence of ideas for what should replace it.
It is always easier to conduct negative campaigns – to react against threats both real and perceived – to criticize and condemn. It's much harder to articulate a positive vision of what needs to be done and persuade people to support it.
We were presented with the evidence against carbon trading: it lets rich countries off the hook, it doesn't result in real emissions reductions, it creates equivalence (between say forests and coal) where there is none, it pays big business, consultants, bankers, accountants, lawyers but does not reward local people and it threatens the rights of indigenous people. Many of these statements are based on truth, but they do not represent the whole picture. You can always investigate a barrel of apples, find the rotten fruit and display them as evidence that the whole barrel must be rotten, but this is deliberately misleading.
But there is an alternate interpretation of what is currently going on in the world of carbon trading, and people who care about achieving change should seek to explore both sides of the story.
The only reason trading exists is because there are now legally binding requirements on countries and companies to reduce their emissions. These laws can be made tougher and applied to more sources of emissions. The rules governing the extent to which trading can be used are also up for reform and the types of projects that qualify can also be improved. This is what Copenhagen is all about.
There are plenty of positive messages for reform people can adopt and promote. If we can understand the factors that contribute to both the positive and negative outcomes, we can demand specific changes that will lead to an overall improvement.
On the positive side power companies in Europe are now being forced to pay for the pollution they have previously emitted for free, this may in part involve paying for windfarms in India, but is that really such a bad thing? India desperately needs to provide its rural poor with access to electricity – using coal would be the cheapest option, but if the carbon market can make alternatives more profitable, then it will enable them to leapfrog our dirty development path and build clean infrastructure from the start.
If we could get large polluting power companies in rich countries across the globe committed to doing the same as those in Europe, the pace of the green energy revolution would be significantly increased. This is our positive vision and the focus of our One Giant Leap campaign. Now is not the time to give up on Copenhagen. Please pick a campaign with a positive ask and lend them your voice.


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Q: Logic-App name max length incorrect? Maybe I'm missing something here but:
According to the Azure Portal the max length of Logic-App names is 64.
Logic app name example:
"This-is-a-test-name-for-logic-app-to-see-length"
The length of this string is 47, which should be fine. But when creating it I get an error:
"The provided the distribution name Microsoft.Empty Workflow-This-is-a-test-name-for-logic-app-to-see-length has a length of 71, which is longer than the 64 limit.."
It seems like the string "Microsoft.Empty Workflow-" gets added before the logic-app name, meaning that the actual max length is 40?
Don't know if this is a bug or something that you can work around?

A: Yes, it is in fact a bug in the create logic app experience. Thanks for raising this issue. Will update here once it is resolved.
Note that when the logic app is created, its name will correspond exactly to the name that you enter on the 'Create logic app' blade. The placeholder string that you see only affects name length validation.

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MORE THAN 9 OUT OF 10 ALBERTA TEACHERS UNHAPPY WITH KENNEY CURRICULUM
EDMONTON – Elementary school teachers and principals overwhelmingly oppose the new Jason Kenney curriculum, according to a new survey conducted by the Alberta Teachers Association.
"The Kenney curriculum is a mess. It's unacceptable," said NDP Critic for Education Sarah Hoffman. "This survey shows that teachers feel this UCP curriculum is both age and developmentally inappropriate for Alberta students. We know that teachers were not properly involved in the development of this draft, and the UCP pushed the consultations through under the cover of the pandemic."
Preliminary results from the survey show that 91 per cent of responding teachers are unhappy with the draft of the UCP curriculum, and 95 per cent of responding principals are not comfortable supporting the curriculum in their community.
"School boards, Indigenous groups, and Francophone groups have all condemned this curriculum. Now the people who would be tasked with actually teaching it in classrooms have overwhelmingly rejected it. Jason Kenney and Adriana LaGrange must withdraw it," said Hoffman.
Over 3,500 teachers, including school and central office leaders, completed the survey between March 29 and April 7, 2021.
Since its release, eight school districts across the province have notified the Government that they will not be piloting the draft curriculum. The Confederacy of Treaty Six Nations and the Metis Nation of Alberta have both called for it to be withdrawn. There are numerous factual errors in the draft, which has also drawn several serious allegations of plagiarism.
On Tuesday, NDP Leader Rachel Notley committed to reversing the Kenney curriculum and immediately opening broad consultations on a new one if elected in 2023.


Don't be fooled by social media – wealth and leadership are not always loud.
Likely the most powerful lesson in this is that, throughout Kaepernick's two year journey defending his right to peacefully protest, he has remained notably quiet – granting few interviews and, rather, using twitter and other social media platforms (mostly retweets) and the occasional staged public appearance. Yet, he has become one of the most influential athletes of our generation. GQ editors even noted that Kaepernick "has grown wise to the power of silence". Kaepernick's resillance and silence has remained even as he stays in the public spotlight – becoming unemployed and launching a formal grievance against the NFL after not having his contract renewed (even though he has a track record of performance success).
This sticks with me because – as an extroverted introvert, and bleeding heart empath (special shout out to my therapist lol) – I am easily distracted by the squeaky wheel and sometimes too easily bruised by others' criticism. I have had to learn to listen to and trust my own voice – and to remain steady in my convictions as I navigate my life forward and intentionally. I have noticed in my own interpersonal network, on social media and even in professional spaces, there are people who communicate in loud, aggressive and dominant manners (which are only amplified through social media algorithms, mass media agenda setting, and group think). When defending your own viewpoints or choosing to participate in a group dialogue, these boisterous communication styles can give the false impression of expertise, truth, and power. But that is not always the case.
Kaepernick's journey (and the corporate brands that support him) send a message that our culture needs: showing humility and quiet activism are also characteristics of strength. Wealth, leadership and activism are not always loud.


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Harley-Davidson has announced they'll be discontinuing several models for 2014.
110/90-18 significantly wider than 110mm?
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http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/world/hijacked-aeromexico-flight-576-lands-in-mexico-city_100245248.html
Aeromexico flight hijacked; hijackers claim to have explosive device; demand to talk to Mexican Pres
Hijacked Aeromexico flight 576 lands in Mexico City
Boeing 737 carrying more than 100 passengers was hijacked by armed men after it took off from an airport in the Mexican resort of Cancun on Wednesday morning, according to local media reports. The aircraft landed safely in Mexico City.
The plane, Aeromexico flight 576, had taken off from Cancun Airport at 11.38 a.m. local time, according to flight records. It was originally scheduled for Juarez International Airport in Mexico City, where it was due to land at 1.50 p.m. local time. A total of 104 people were initially believed to be on board.
Most passengers were released after the plane touched down in Mexico City, where it was taken to an isolated part of the airport. Passengers were seen entering buses as they left the aircraft. Heavily armed security forces have surrounded the aircraft as the hijackers and the crew remain on board, according to reporters on scene.
The hijackers, three Bolivian men, are demanding to speak with Mexican President Calderon. They are carrying a package with tape and cables, which is said to be an explosive device. The government is currently in an emergency meeting, in what is being described as a national emergency.
A few links to coverage:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/centralamericaandthecaribbean/mexico/6164537/Hijacked-AeroMexico-plane-lands-at-Mexico-City-passengers-freed.html
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Have you ever been interested in how big this particular helicopter is? What is the biggest helicopter in the world? What is bigger - Mi-6 or Mi-26? CH-53 or a Chinook?
Here you can find more than one hundred various helicopters and tilt-wing aircraft and place them side by side in the same scale.
First, choose up to five helicopters from pull-down menus at the right, then click COMPARE. You can also choose several pre-defined sets of helicopters.


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Q: Why the increment of pointer with type (char **) which returned from malloc() make the address forward 8? While learning OpenCV, I saw the code of function cv::alignPtr(), I'm confused with this piece of code:
uchar** adata = alignPtr((uchar**)udata + 1, CV_MALLOC_ALIGN);

My question is why (uchar**)udata + 1 make the udata forward 8?
Thanks in advance.


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Q: https-options request fails (400 bad request) only in Safari 10 Mac and iOS cors The options request is always getting failed(400 bad request) especially in HTTPS environment on MAC OSX and iOS 10 in SAFARI only. Chrome and other browsers works fine (200). We tried almost everything that we know to solve it but nothing seems to work. Following is the ajax call with options headers with cross domain:
$.ajax(
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        headers: {
            Accept : "application/json",
            'Content-Type': "application/json"
        },
        type : "POST",
        url : userDataSource,
        contentType: "application/json",
        data : JSON.stringify(formData),
        dataType : 'json',
        xhrFields :{
            withCredentials: true
        },
        crossDomain : true,
        success : function(data){........}}).....

We tried following modifications on javascript:

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*Modifying the preflight headers ( Accept and content-type )

*Removing the headers.

*Changing the headers to small case and vice-versa.

*Adding some headers as per the response headers.

We made similar changes on Server side as well and made some Proxy level changes as well, but nothing helped. It is not a public web application but its inside organisation network.
Its really important for us to solve it as it is blocking the delivery.
Please help.

A: This looks like a server issue which is hard to figure out when having no information on the used server platform.
Have you tried to debug the code that throws the 400 Bad Request? There might also be more information in the log files.
When you're saying that it's only a problem in Safari and iOS it might be caused by the differing User-Agent in the request (just a guess).
Did you check if any other HTTP headers differ in the request in comparison to a working request (make sure to compare OPTIONS requests, not POST). You could try some variations of the request using Fiddler or Postman to narrow the issue down to a specific cause.
I'm sorry to have no definite answer maybe you could provide more information about the server.


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1939 Advertising Calendar for Williams, Brown & Earle, Scientific Instruments, Philadelphia
Philadelphia: Williams, Brown & Earle, 1938. 7.5 x 14.5 cm. metal desk calendar with individual leaves for Dec. 1938-Dec. 1939 printed in red and brown. Dec. 1938 has an illustration of a stagecoach and horses in a winter scene. The others each have the main month in the center with smaller versions of the previous and following months on either side. With the original envelope, which has a small Christmas illustration on the front in red and green. Williams, Brown & Earle was established in 1890 by Henry S. Williams, N. Howland Brown, & Morris Earle, specializing in math instruments; the next year they registered a patent for eyeglasses and by 1899 were advertising optical, photograhic and scientific instruments. In the early 20th century they sold a stereopticon, popularly known as a magic lantern, but by the 1930s they were focusing on strictly scientific instruments. Calendar is in Fine Condition: never used; clean and bright. Envelope is in Very Good- Condition: lightly soiled; small tear. Fine. Item #004331
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Register to vote with the Oregon WFP
Elections and Our Candidates
Issues and Our Vision
CSI-FusionVoting
What's fusion?
2012 Nominations: Congressional, Statewide, and Legislative
Bringing Working Families issues BACK
When we say fusion, we're not talking about nuclear power. We're talking about a common-sense election strategy that can give working families an independent voice in politics. And we're bringing it back in Oregon.
Many voters are sick of the narrow choices offered by the two party system. At the same time, most of us understand that casting our votes for an unelectable candidate doesn't do a whole lot of good — and sometimes helps elect our worst nightmare. In Oregon, it doesn't have to be that way anymore.
Fusion, sometimes called 'cross-nomination', means when more than one party nominates the same candidate. And we think it can be a powerful tool to advance the issues that matter to working families.
In every election, Working Families Party members will interview candidates from all parties — Democrats, Republicans and Independents. We'll ask them the hard questions on issues like healthcare and good jobs. And then the WFP will nominate the ones who are committed to standing with us, not with Wall Street banks or DC special interests.
You can see which candidates got our stamp of approval: they'll have the words "Working Families" listed by their name — right on the ballot. Often, those candidates will be listed on the ballot as the candidate of two parties: their own, and the WFP.
When you vote for the candidates with the "Working Families" seal of approval right on your ballot, you'll always know you are voting your values.
More background
Below are some resources to explain why fusion is so powerful:
What is Fusion? – a basic flyer explaining how it works, and why it's so powerful.
First Among Thirds – an article from the May 2006 American Prospect about how the New York Working Families Party has used fusion to become the state's most effective independent political force.
Learn more about fusion voting from the Center for State Innovation.
Oregon Working Families Party on Facebook
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Vanessa Faria is a multi-disciplinary performer, model, choreographer, teacher and healer based in Montréal and Toronto.
Vanessa has received her arts education from Claude Watson School for the Arts (CWSA), Etobicoke School of the Arts (ESA) where she received the Lian Thomas Award for Dance, and most recently The School of Toronto Dance Theatre's Professional Training Program in Contemporary Dance (STDT). Having attended arts schools as her primary education she has an innate value of incorporating and blending all art forms and medias in the work that she embarks upon . At STDT, she has had the privilege of working with esteemed faculty and choreographers such as Massimo Agostinelli, Kate Alton, Elizabeth Au Clair, Johanna Bergfelt, Marc Boivin, Robert Desrosiers, Fiona Griffiths, Danny Grossman, Christopher House, Allen and Karen Kaeja, Coralee McLaren, Pat Miner, Tedd Robinson, Julia Sasso, and Darryl Tracy.
Since graduating, Faria was fortunate to participate in Tedd Robinson's 60 Dancer Project as part of Canada Dance Festival 2014 in Ottawa at the National Arts Centre, as well as a work by artist Derek Liddington for Scotiabank's Nuit Blanche 2014. For Ballet Creole's 25th Anniversary showcase Vanessa joined the company to perform in Myth of Atlantis choreographed by Gabby Kamino. Most recently she has danced as a guest artist with Toronto Dance Theatre in Fall For Dance North Festival 2015 in Christopher House's masterpiece Vena Cava, at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts.
Faria strongly believes in healing others and sharing her boundless love of life through dance and movement. She enjoys teaching and inspiring young dancers at various levels, and has choreographed the semi-professional children's musical Noye's Fludde with the Toronto Viva Youth Choir. She is a recurring guest artist for Canada's leading high school show-choirs SPLASH, and GLO from ESA. Her strong interest in physiology has led her to become a certified CanFitPro Personal Training Specialist and a Cranial Sacral Therapist. She is also a pilates, yoga, and movement instructor and has since created her own program to express her philosophies and teachings through the Intuitive Movement Program™.


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About Kirsty
Kirsty Bilski
146 - 147 St Helen's Road
Counsellor, Psychotherapist & Qualified Supervisor
For further Information or Appointments: 01792 720477
MA CCYP, MA Supervision, Adv. Dip. Couns., FdA, MBACP (Accred.), FHEA
Experience & Qualifications
Kirsty has a wide range of experience working with clients of all ages, from the very young to the more mature. Her professional career has included supporting vulnerable adults experiencing housing need (Shelter) and the rehabilitation of adults recovering from serious mental health illness (NHS Health & Social Care Trust). In her early years of practice, Kirsty worked for a counselling agency supporting adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, within the same setting she continued on to support adults with a more varied cross section of moderate to severe emotional difficulty (Personal Recovery Service; PRS).
After completing several years working exclusively with Adults, Kirsty then began a process of beginning to work with children and young people. Initially through a children's charity in Bristol (Help ! Counselling 9 – 25 yr Olds) and then making a jump into education. She then worked extensively across primary and secondary schools in Somerset, England (Somerset County Council), before moving to South Wales to be a part of the Welsh Government School Based Counselling Strategy in 2009. Kirsty has remained in South Wales since 2009 and provided counselling within several secondary schools and a number of primary schools across Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council (NPTCBC).
She finished working in schools in July 2014 in favour of developing a private practice in Swansea and giving more time to her academic commitments. She continues to work with Adults, Children and Young People through her rapidly expanding company and as Director of Way Forward Counselling Services Ltd. (www.wayforwardcounselling.com) located in the centre of Swansea. Within this service Kirsty has put together a team of associate counsellors who work closely with her to provide Counselling, Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Creative Therapy, Play Therapy and Life Coaching to all age groups. At Way Forward, Kirsty is able to provide therapy and support to every member of the family and frequently whole famillies approach the service to access the help they are looking for which may apply to multiple generations. In recent years Kirsty has also become a liscensed Foster Carer and is therefore passionate about and cares deeply about the wellbeing of Looked After Children (LAC).
Kirsty originally qualified as a counsellor from the Iron Mill Institute in Exeter (Now known as Iron Mill College), here she studies using an integrative approach to therapy which means she integrates a number of different theoretical styles to respond to the needs of each individual client. She describes her style of therapy as largely Humanistic (Person Centered, Gestalt and Existential), with the core conditions of empathy, congruence and unconditional positive regard very much at the foundation of her work. A lot of her Creative Approach is placed within a Gestalt frame although she also integrates aspects of Psychodynamic Theory, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Systemic Theory, Solution Focused Approaches, Motivational and Psychoeducational Techniques. When she qualified she originally worked largely with an Adult client base. Progressively through her career she has focused on younger clients and particularly specialises in teenagers however she still works extensively with Adults. In recent years she has developed an interest in working with Adults who have experienced trauma, and more specifically through their work in the public sector.
Kirsty has completed a Masters Degree in Counselling Children and Young People and a further Masters Degree in Consultative Supervision. Her studies into Counselling Children and Young People have enabled Kirsty to connect closely with the difficulties faced by this client group, on multiple levels which include ethical practice with this young client group, creative methods, child and adolescent development, child protection and safeguarding expectations. She has a natural affinity with adolescents and a specialised interest in the development of autonomy in adolescence. She has written professionally around adolescent autonomy as well as the use of sandtray in therapy and supervision. Her 2nd MA qualifies Kirsty to supervise other counsellors and helping professionals, it is an ethical requirement of all counsellors to seek monthly supervision from a qualified and exprienced supervisor. Kirsty supervises professionals who work with Adults as well as Children and Young People. More recently she has also been successful in gaining a scholarship to study towards a PhD at the University of South Wales, Newport (USW). Within her academic development Kirsty has also gained special recognition for the quality of her work: as a continued student and through the quality of her writing.
Within her career Kirsty has worked alongside individuals suffering from:
Bereavement & Loss, Anxiety & Stress, Depression or Low Mood, Chronic, Life Limiting or Terminal illness, Disability, Self Confidence & Self Esteem, Self Harm, Drug & Alcohol Issues, Identity, Sexuality & Gender, Physical & Emotional Trauma, Relationship Difficulties, Bullying or Harassment, Work Place Difficulties, Family Relationships or Difficulties, Attachment & Separation Issues, Behaviour Difficulties, Anger Management, Abuse, Domestic Violence, Pregnancy & Abortion, Female Issues, Body Image, Behavioural difficulties, Difficult Decisions, Life Changes, Personal/ Professional Growth, Independence & Developing Autonomy, Trauma, Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse, Adolescent Development, Teenage Difficulties, Bullying, Relational Difficulties at School, Family Breakdown, Emotional Distress Experienced by Children and Young People. This list is not exhaustive but gives an idea of the extent of the work Kirsty applies herself to.
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy 2016 (FHEA)
MBACP Accreditation achieved March 2012 (BACP Accrediated Counsellor & Psychotherapist)
BACP Register of Counsellors & Psychotherapists: Certificate Number: 025922
MPhil/PhD Counselling ~ January 2015 – 2019 (Current) University of South Wales, Newport
MA Consultative Supervision University of South Wales, Newport ~ 2015
PG Dip Consultative Supervision University of South Wales, Newport ~ 2014
MA Counselling Children & Young People University of South Wales Newport ~ 2013
PG Dip Counselling Children & Young People University of South Wales Newport ~ 2012
Advanced Diploma in Integrative Counselling BACP Accredited The Iron Mill Institute, Exeter ~ 2008
Foundation Degree in Heath & Social Care with Counselling Skills (FdA) (Award with Distinction) Plymouth University Somerset College, Taunton ~ 2005
CPCAB Level 2 Cert in Counselling SKills Plymouth University Somerset College, Taunton ~ 2005
CPCAB Level 3 Cert in Counselling Studies Plymouth University Somerset College Taunton ~ 2005
Trauma, Eating Disorders, Self Harm, Counselling Children Young People with Specific Learning DIfficulties, Child Protection & Safeguarding, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), Bereavement, Alcohol and Drugs, Parenting, Transpersonal Therapy, Sand Play Therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
Published Author: My Angel Tree Apex Publishing: September 2008
ISBN-10: 1906358109 ~ ISBN-13: 978-1906358105
'Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud'
~ Maya Angelou
'Please leave a message with my receptionist, I will always get back to people as soon as I am free; I appreciate how difficult it is to make that initial step and thank you for your Enquiry.'
Kirsty Bilski MA CCYP, MA Consultative Supervision, Adv Dip Couns, FdA, MBACP (Accred.)
Director of Way Forward Counselling Services (www.wayforwardcounselling.com): Registered Company Number: 09441789
Accredited Member on the Bristish Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy Register: 025922 (www.bacpregister.org.uk)
Bupa Recognised Therapist
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Man United have reportedly settled for German manager, Ralf Rangnick as their interim boss and he is expected to take charge of the game between the Red Devils and Arsenal early December.
Chelsea and Liverpool managers, having worked in Germany and played against him, have reacted to the reported recruit of Rangnick as it is yet to be official.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel had to react to Rangnick's expected arrival. He did not speak of the challenge he would bring to the EPL as expected but hailed the tremendous impact his compatriot has had on his own career at his pre-match press conference.
'He helped me a lot because he was my coach and then he was one of the main figures to convince me to try coaching so he had a huge influence on all of us at this time,' the Chelsea head coach said.
'He showed us it's not necessary to follow people to the toilet in football games because that was the belief in these days, that the defenders follow the strikers wherever they go. He showed us it's possible to defend everybody in a zone.
'But listen, before I get carried away and talk too much, he is not appointed yet and let's respect everybody.
'Let's respect Ralf and the club's decision and when things are done then you can maybe talk about it.'
Also on his part, Liverpool head coach Klopp, speaking at his press conference, said that United were 'unfortunately' making a very shrewd move by bringing in Rangnick as their manager until the end of the season.
'So it's a bit tricky, usually we don't talk about things that are not confirmed yet but if you tell me it will happen then I might believe you,' Klopp told reporters ahead of Liverpool's clash with Southampton.
'Yeah, unfortunately a good coach is coming to England, that's how it is, to Manchester United.
'He's obviously a really, really experienced manager. He built most famously two clubs from nowhere to proper threats and proper forces in Germany with Hoffenheim and Leipzig.
'He's done a lot of different jobs in football but always his first concern was being a coach actually, being a manager, and that's what his best skill is obviously.
'United will be organised, I think, on the pitch. I think we should realise that and that's obviously not good news for other teams.
'But like all coaches in the world, we need time to train with our teams and Ralf will pretty quickly realise he has no time to train because they play all the time so that makes it a bit trickier for him.
'But apart from that a really good man and an outstanding coach, if it happens, will come to England.'
Asked to expand on Rangnick's reputation in Germany and their personal relationship, Klopp added: 'Between the coaches he is very highly regarded obviously.
'Where he was, he did incredible jobs. It started early as a very, very young man at Stuttgart coaching the second team, going from there.
'I don't know all the early clubs he had but I'm pretty sure he went to Ulm and brought them to the Bundesliga which was absolutely insane at that time and then made his way up from there.
'We faced each other for the first time really when I was a really young coach and he was at Hannover.
'He might have forgotten that but they played always our opponent a week later so he called me the young manager of Mainz and asked plenty of questions.
'I was happy that big Ralf Rangnick was calling me but he got all the information he needed and they got promoted and we didn't so he owes me still something and apart from that in the football world in Germany he is very, very well regarded and rightly so.'
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Arsenal star Bukayo Saka has revealed he should have been playing for either Tottenham or Chelsea because he had trials at the two clubs a youngster.
He was only able to become a Gunner because Arsenal were 'always in his heart', with the presence of Arsene Wenger having a big say on his decision.
Asked how close he came to being a Tottenham player, Saka laughed and told Sky Sports: 'I remember one session, and I don't think I went to another one.
'But, yeah, I think it was just to go and try different clubs but we always had Arsenal in our hearts.'
Asked who else tried to sign him as a youngster, Saka continued: 'There was Arsenal, Chelsea I was at for a bit, there was Watford, there was Tottenham.
'I think there was maybe two more but those are the ones that I can remember from the top of my head.
'Arsenal was the one I always wanted to go to. It seemed like they had a lot of faith in their youth and there was a clear pathway.
'You could see the players coming up from Hale End to London Colney, and my dad also really believed in the project and he loved Arsene Wenger a lot.
'So I think Arsenal was the club in the hearts of my family so we chose them.'
Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland has made a big statement about his future as he is being linked with a move to a number of European sides, including Man United, Chelsea, Man City, Barcelona and Real Madrid.
The Norwegian superstar, who now has 77 goals in as many games in North Rhine-Westphalia said he is under pressure by the Bundesliga outfit to make a claim about his future against his wish.
Read what he said "Well, the last six months I have chosen not to say anything out of respect for Dortmund, but now the club has started to press me into making a decision, but all I want to do, is play football," Haaland told Viasport, speaking after Friday's win.
"But they press me to make a decision now about my future. So that means I have to make a decision soon.
"As I said they have put a lot of pressure on me and I have to accept that. I have chosen not to say anything out of respect for my club and the fans. But now it says itself that a lot of pressure is coming from the club, so now is the time to get things started.
"Yeah, that is what they want [for Haaland] to decide future. It means that things will happen now. I have said from the beginning that I want to focus on football because that is when I am at my best.
"Not when other things come into my mind. They have put pressure [on] for a while. So it is time to get started [negotiating].
"[When do you want to make a decision] Not now because we are in the middle of a difficult period with a lot of games. All I want to do is play football but I can't do that now."
Darren Bent might have passed a judgment on Michy Batshuayi already by claiming that there are possibilities that the player has already played his last ever game for Chelsea
This is because the Belgian international is currently on his fifth loan spell since signing for Chelsea back in 2016, this time with Besiktas, meaning he is not needed by the club again.
The fact that has only completed only two full seasons with the Blues following that £33m (BBC) move from Marseille over half a decade ago with no reports that he is impressing in his current loan spell gives a major hint according to Bent.
However, there are chances that the player will want to return to the Stamford Bridge but that will depend on what happens in coming weeks.
Speaking on talkSPORT, the former Sunderland striker suggested that Batshuayi's career at Stamford bridge had run its course.
"It's people like Batshuayi. For me, his time at Chelsea is over," said Bent on the Blues' policy regarding their loan army.
"That's him activating his last year and I understand it.
"He's clearly not going to get the same money anywhere else as he is at Chelsea, so he's going to want to stay on that contract for as long as possible."
Emmanuel Petit has told manager Thomas that AC Milan defender Theo Hernandez will be a perfect buy for the club.
The Blues have been linked with the defender as they are keen to recruit in that department.
France World Cup winner Petit has watched Hernandez's progress closely and believes he would be a 'perfect'to strengthen Tuchel's squad during the January transfer window.
'A transfer to Chelsea would definitely be the right move for Theo Hernandez,' Petit told bookmakers.co.uk.
'He is the captain of AC Milan and he doesn't speak too much. But he is a young guy and he has got so much energy and personality in the way that he plays.
'He is a perfect fit for the Premier League. He has got the mentality, he's a leader, a big character and most importantly of all, he's a good defender.
'If I was a manager, I would be more than happy to get this type of guy into my team.'
Although Hernandez provided an update on his future earlier in the month, revealing he was in advanced talks to sign a new contract at AC Milan.
'We are at an advanced stage,' Hernandez said. 'I've been very happy here since the first day and we are in talks.'
Two football legends and pundits, Joe Cole and Jamie Carragher have both agreed that Antonio Rudiger is an improtant part of the Chelsea team, urging manager Thomas Tuchel to keep him.
Although, Thomas Tuchel has always hoped that Rudiger will commit his long-term future to Chelsea, despite Europe's elite circling.
Cole believes keeping such players on board will be key if the club are to build on their success.
'I played with him at Roma. Great personality, great attitude in training, always pushing to want to be the best,' the ex-England left-back told Sky Sports before Rudiger's early goal against Spurs helped Chelsea into the Carabao Cup final.
'He's been integral in this Chelsea team in the way they play. He's aggressive, not letting players come off him and go into little pockets that normally centre-backs don't like to go in.
'He's aggressive, he keeps Chelsea on front foot.
'I hope he stays because I think he's been brilliant, especially for the younger players. The younger players always come back to us and always mention how good he is with the.
'You need to keep players like him in and around the dressing room.'
In his reaction, Jamie Redknapp agreed that Rudiger had been at the heart of Chelsea's recent success and believes the German finds himself in a 'brilliant position', with clubs queuing up for his signature.
'I'm sure they are [doing everything to keep him],' the former Liverpool, Spurs and England midfielder said.
'There are not many like him in world football. A lot of centre-backs now, they're nice. Not many of them are going to be aggressive or kick you, be in for a fight every time you play against them.
'When I look at Rudiger that's what he brings, he's a one-off to that extent. If you're Chelsea you are doing everything. But from Rudiger's point of view, he's in a brilliant position because everyone would want him.
'If it's my team, Liverpool, you can imagine him playing alongside Virgil van Dijk, it's a free transfer in the summer, just obviously a massive wage is what he will want.
'But he has been a revelation since Thomas Tuchel came. He's been fantastic.'
From all indications, Chelsea are set to lose out on the signature of Everton star Lucas Digne, forcing manager Thomas Tuchel to make a new transfer request to the club.
Thomas Tuchel now wants to recall Emerson Palmieri with a deal for Everton's Lucas Digne now looking unlikely.
This has been disclosed by transfer guru Fabrizio Romano who said Palmieri might return as Tuchel has requested the club to do so after losing Ben Chilwell for the rest of the season.
'Chelsea are still trying to recall Emerson Palmieri as left back, Tuchel wants him,' he tweeted.
'OL turned down first approach but Chelsea are pushing again – prepared to offer compensation.
'Lucas Digne deal now looking very unlikely. Nothing advanced. Everton ask for permanent move.'
Meanwhile Rafa Benitez confirmed on Friday that Digne's unavailability is not for transfer reasons.
Chelsea would save themselves some cash if they can persuade Everton into a loan deal until the summer or recall Emerson from Lyon.
'I don't want to lie,' said Tuchel last week when discussing his transfer plans.
'We are looking into the situation because we have now a new situation with Ben Chilwell.
'One of the possibilities is a player we know and we love as a person, Emerson. But we need to check the details.
'We are discussing and reflecting and this will go on for the next days, maybe weeks.
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Chelsea boss, Thomas Tuchel, has made a transfer u-turn, hinting that he may look to bring in some reinforcements this month as cover.
This is followed by the sideline of left-back Ben Chilwell for the rest of the season due to a serious knee injury and Reece James, currently on the sidelines with a hamstring problem.
Speaking at a news conference before the 5-1 FA Cup win over Chesterfield, Tuchel said: "We are in talks with the staff and the board and the scouting, checking possibilities which we would always do. Given the fact we have some long-term injuries, we are looking into the market, but not under the very highest pressure.
"Things have to make sense for us personality wise and position wise, and also quality wise. We have options and we will check them.
He continued: "If we play in the back-five, it's [Cesar Azpilicueta], if we play a back-four and the need is maybe a bit more defensive full-back with different characteristics to protect the offensive players, it is also Azpi. Maybe it could be Trevoh Chalobah but he is out with injury.
"So you lose options not only personnel-wise but also in tactics and formation. That's why we look into the market and we check our options but in the end it needs to make sense, it's not only pure numbers. It's needs to be a good mix of high quality, high-level attitude and character.
"If we had a full squad I would love to say we do nothing [in the transfer market] because we're only happy, but we have this issue and that's why we look into what's possible."
The former Reds defender Jamie Carragher has told Liverpool to go ahead of Chelsea and Man United to sign England's Borussia Dortmund star Jude Bellingham.
Both Blues and the Red Devils are linked with the signature of the young talent and have been tipped to make a move for him as early as in this January transfer window but Carragher has asked the Reds to go ahead of them.
Bellingham has made 15 league appearances this season, scoring twice and assisting five times. He has also made six Champions League appearances to add to his top flight experience, despite his side dropping into the Europa League
The Sky Sports pundit tells Thomas Tuchel that bringing in the youngster could help him in refreshing his midfield for the future, with Jorginho and N'Golo Kante now entering their 30s.
Meanwhile, Tuchel s not keen to engage is this January transfer window and that could land a major boost to Liverpool and Man United as the frontrunners for the youngster.
The Red Devils could boast of an advantage as well, knowing that they have an existing relationship with the Bundesliga outfit, having recently secured the signature of Jadon Sancho from the club but it would be a difficult task to convince Borussia Dortmund into releasing their prized asset.
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