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The Brady Bunch (1969)
23 mistakes in season 5
Starring: Ann B. Davis, Florence Henderson, Maureen McCormick, Robert Reed
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All mistakes 4 audio problems in this season11 continuity mistakes in this season1 other mistake in this season3 plot holes in this season2 revealing mistakes in this season2 visible crew/equipment mistakes in this season Order by popularity Order chronologically All seasonsShow generallySeason 1Season 2Season 3Season 4Season 5 Suggested corrections Titles starting with B
Try, Try Again - S5-E10
Continuity mistake: In the kitchen when Jan announces that she took up tap dancing, Mike's first button goes from buttoned to unbuttoned a few times during the scene. (00:06:00)
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Snow White and the Seven Bradys - S5-E3
Continuity mistake: When Mike rides up on stage he points to the damsel in distress with his right arm extended, but in the closeup it's his left arm extended.
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Season 5 generally
Continuity mistake: In episode 5-8 the girls have their walls wallpapered from pink to a yellow pattern with a white background. In the next episode it is back to the pink walls. The following episode it is back to the new wallpaper.
The Cincinnati Kids - S5-E11
Plot hole: When Mike was at the meeting and pulled out the Yogi Bear poster, he said he could find the other cylinder, and was told by one of the other men that they had to catch a plane in 30 minutes. After that, he had to find Jan, and then Jan and Marcia had time to go on about 4 rides and then find the sketches and then start their run across the park. There is no way all of that could have been done in less than 30 minutes.
Welcome Aboard - S5-E17
Continuity mistake: During the filming scene near the end of the episode, Bobby's hat transitions from being in his hands to back on his head, untouched.
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Never Too Young - S5-E4
Visible crew/equipment: When they're all practicing the Charleston, while Bobby's watching from the stairs, everyone is shown dancing from different angles, and in the low angle shots facing the kitchen the top of the kitchen set is visible, particularly when Carol twirls her necklace.
Audio problem: When the kids are painting a cardboard tree for the play, they ask their dad what he thinks of it. He then says "you better ask the two poodles next door." As he walks away he seems to almost trip/fall over something. Then the mom is heard laughing, even though she's not in the scene.
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The Hustler - S5-E21
Revealing mistake: When Mike's boss, his wife and two other guests arrive at the house for a night of pool, the four guests are greeted at the front door, enter the brick entry foyer, and descend the steps into the living room. As the camera pans to capture the guests entering the living room, the obviously unfinished and unbricked end of the entry platform can be seen in the shot.
Miss Popularity - S5-E13
Audio problem: Listen to the sounds as the family eats dinner; the same sound sequences keep playing. For example, one sequence of three quick taps of silverware on plates plays several times, followed by another sound that is difficult to identify. (00:21:15)
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My Brother's Keeper - S5-E8
Continuity mistake: Near the beginning, Greg is painting the shutter green, he gets a phone call and goes inside. The paint bucket falls on Bobby because the ladder falls. Greg sticks his head out the window and asks who took his ladder. The shutter now has no paint on it.
Mail Order Hero - S5-E2
Continuity mistake: When Cindy gets out of bed to write a letter to Joe Namath, they show the wall next to Jan's bed and there is no window. In a previous episode Jan lost the locket out that window that Alice sent her.
Quarterback Sneak - S5-E9
Other mistake: When the boys are playing football in the backyard, watch Greg's right foot - at one point he slips on the Astroturf lawn, causing it to wrinkle and exposing a seam on the "grass" lawn. (00:03:20)
Suggested correction: At no time in the show did they affirm the grass in the backyard is real. Many houses, particularly out west where the show takes place, have artificial grass as it's often easier than caring for real grass which tends to dry up easily out west or not grow at all in some areas. Even in A Very Brady Renovation they made sure to use artificial grass for the backyard.
The grass is supposed to be real. There are several episodes where they are mowing the lawn.
cindyparker827
But the renovation show was in 2019. In the early 70s artificial grass was only starting to be adopted in sports stadiums. Not used in homes until many years later.
Plot hole: The Bradys and Alice run a relay through the amusement park to get the sketches to Mike at the manager's office. They locate another person to pass the cylinder off to when they get too tired to run. But they all arrive together seconds after Carol gives the sketches to Mike. (00:19:15)
Top Secret - S5-E19
Revealing mistake: Bobby and Oliver are building a house of cards on a small platform sitting on the table when all of a sudden the house of cards collapses. The reason: the platform moves by itself. Clearly it was manipulated off-screen somehow. (00:01:20)
Continuity mistake: The amount of talcum powder in Bobby's and Oliver's hair increases from one shot to the next. (00:14:35)
Kelly's Kids - S5-E14
Continuity mistake: Ken Berry and Brooke Bundy are seated at least a couple of feet from each other in the wide shots, but are right beside each other (arms touching) in the close-ups. (00:01:30)
Audio problem: Bobby is lining up a pool shot. There's a cut to Cindy, and as she says her line, the sound of pool balls being hit is heard. But when the pool table is shown again in the next shot, none of the balls have moved. Also the pool table moves from outside to inside. Lots of mistakes with the balls on the table throughout the game. (00:08:25)
Continuity mistake: The kids walk into the kitchen complaining about the noise from Jan's tap dancing. Peter reaches up and grabs his paper sack lunch and then in the next shot he says "talk about noise pollution" while grabbing his lunch for a second time. (00:09:07)
Adios, Johnny Bravo - S5-E1
Plot hole: Greg Brady is suppose to be under 21 so he can't legally sign any type of contract, also at the end he rejects his new persona and tears up the contract. Tearing up a contract doesn't nullify it.
hifijohn
Suggested correction: This is correct, however, it's not unlikely for this to happen at this time period. There were several cases in the 70s where they had individuals who were over 17 but under 21 sign contracts as it wasn't a widely known law to the public yet. One of the most notable being David Cassidy. As having Greg sign it would make the contract void to begin with, they wouldn't bother coming after him for not fulfilling his contract as it wasn't legal anyway.
Getting Greg's Goat - S5-E6
Continuity mistake: During the goat in the master bedroom scene, the flowers on Carol's side of the bed change during the scene. At first there is a pink flower to the right of a white flower, and then it changes to white flower on right of the pink one. In addition, the whole bouquet looks slightly different in different shots.
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Vote for Brady - S1-E11
Question: There's a scene in this episode I haven't seen in over 30 years (edited out in more recent years) where the 4 kids upstairs are arguing (boys vs girls) and the kids continuously stamp their feet on the floor and then Alice is shown downstairs watching her cake in the oven. Periodically with all the stomping from upstairs, the cake gets flatter until very flat the end of the scene. Question is does anyone remember this scene and why does the cake in the oven get flatter every time a kid stomps from upstairs?
Answer: I think I remember that episode - but, more importantly, my mother always told me (and my siblings) to stop jumping/ stomping, running in the kitchen, and opening the oven door when a cake was baking... because these could make the cake fall. I believed my mother... and I, as a child, also caused a few "fallen cakes" because I didn't quite always listen (right away, anyway). I'm sure Alice's fallen cake episode was exaggerated, but cakes really CAN fall from stomps and opening the oven door too soon. Usually, it has something to do with the baking powder and how the air bubbles change during the baking process. Doing something that might cause the oven and cake inside to move/shake can suddenly change the air bubbles inside the cake and cause a collapse. I don't know all factors that have to occur for a cake to fall (collapse in the middle), but I've seen fallen cakes during my adulthood and... well... caused at least a few myself. Regarding Alice's cake falling each time one of the Brady kids stomped upstairs, I'm not sure if a series of falls could occur. IF it is possible, I think there would have to be way too much baking powder in the batter or some other inaccurate combination of ingredients that alter the chemical process during baking.
Answer: Realistically, a cake would not deflate in that way. There are some desserts, like delicate, airy souffles, that can deflate during and after baking, and that must be served almost immediately from the oven. The scene, broadly played for humor, is merely meant to show the argument's growing intensity gauged against the rate of the deflating cake.
raywest
Answer: I haven't come across a scene like that, but maybe over time what you remember got mixed up with episodes of other shows, so this is just a suggested episode. "Try, Try Again." In the episode, Mike is preparing a gourmet meal for Saturday. Jan is practicing tap dancing in the kitchen and his soufflé that he had spent 3 days preparing is knocked to the floor. While it is true soufflés can "fall" (meaning deflate), it's because the cooking time was wrong (or opening the oven door too soon) or the structure of the egg whites is too weak. Noises don't make them collapse.
Bishop73
This was not from "Try, Try Again" (though I do remember that scene too). That was in a later season when the kids were older. The one I was talking about was during the first season when all the kids were young. I know the scene in question were the 4 youngest kids and the scene started by each the boys and girls arguing that Greg/Marcia (running for student body president) doesn't stand a chance against him/her to win (boys for Greg, girls for Marcia).
That's "Vote for Brady", s01e11. I watched it and for some reason Carol tells Mike to be careful, after he makes too much noise, indicating noise will ruin the cake. Alice does keep checking on the cake with the oven light every time the kids make too much noise. However, the cake is always fine, and in fact getting bigger. Then, realizing the cake is fine, Alice is relieved and leans against the counter, knocking over the cutting board. The cutting board crashes to the ground, which this time does cause the cake to flatten. It seems like an exaggerated prop, I've never see a cake rise like that, it looks like how a muffin might rise. Then it's somehow deflated, as if it was hollow, like a puffed pastry, or too raw. If it was too raw, it shouldn't flatten in the oven. But the look of the cake doesn't remind me of any puffed pasty, which is made from a dough, not a batter and the cake looks like a batter cake to me. So, it just deflates for irony or comedy of error reasons.
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Jan Brady: Well, all day long at school I hear how great Marcia is at this or how wonderful Marcia did that! Marcia, Marcia, Marcia.
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Torture is the intentional infliction of physical or psychological harm by a public official working in an official capacity.
It is both universally illegal and widely practiced. More than half of the world's nations systematically use torture.
Medical personnel have a long history of assisting with torture. While professional societies condemn the practice, participants in torture are rarely criminally or professionally punished.
Bioethical concerns with torture consider the physical and psychological harms to people who are tortured, psychological harm to torturers, harms to civil society, and harms to health professions whose members explicitly or tacitly abet torture.
Despite countervailing evidence, bioethicists who support instances of clinician-abetted torture rely on the discredited "ticking time bomb" argument to support their position.
Given its inefficacy, the moral challenges to torture are overwhelming. It not only leads to the abuse of innocent or ignorant persons, but also undermines civil society.
Torture occupies an odd position in that it is universally illegal and widely practiced. Despite many studies showing its inefficacy, more than half of the world's nations systematically use torture, and medical personnel have a long history of involvement with torture. The word torture, like the word torque, derives from the Latin word tortūra meaning "twist." The word captures an image of the bending a victim's body as by a medieval rack or Abu Ghraib prison's "stress positions." Torture encompasses a universe of physical and psychological abuses, and it creates long lasting physical and psychological disabilities. Ethical concerns with torture consider the physical and psychological harms to people who are tortured, psychological harm to torturers, harms to civil society, and harms to health professions whose members explicitly or tacitly abet torture.
The Holocaust brought modern torture to public awareness and censure. Since World War II, torture has been condemned by the United Nations' "Universal Declaration of Human Rights," the Geneva Convention, the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, the United Nations' "International Covenant on Civil And Political Rights," and countless regional groups, such as the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. In 1977, the U.N. passed the "First Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions," which specifically bars medical complicity with torture or the mistreatment of prisoners.
During the Renaissance, physicians had legal roles in interrogational torture. The German Constitutio Criminalis Carolina of 1532 required that a physician certify that a person who is going to be interrogated by torture could survive, and that he or she was not blind, mute, or insane (and therefore incapable of giving the solicited testimony). By confirming pregnancies, midwives afforded women a temporary exemption from torture. Such medical and midwifery certificates were used throughout Europe until torture became illegal during the eighteenth century.
During the enlightenment, torture was radically reduced as public opinion concluded that it was barbaric, abused by those in power, and produced unreliable testimony. The most influential compilation of arguments against torture was in a 1764 book, On Crimes and Punishment, by Cesare Beccaria, an Italian lawyer and philosopher. A year later, the English jurist William Blackstone wrote, "It seems astonishing [to be] . . . rating a man's virtue by the hardiness of his constitution and his guilt by the sensibility of his nerves." Following these publications, torture abolitionist sentiment and legislation to end the practice rapidly escalated.
Nonetheless, torture–and medical involvement in it–persisted. Global revulsion at clinicians who participated in torture was ignited by revelations of the actions of Nazi physicians at death camps. In 1946, 23 physicians were tried and mostly convicted at Nuremberg for war crimes and crimes against humanity pertaining to their complicity with mass-murder and sadistic experiments on prisoners. After the war, the World Medical Association was founded and passed the Declaration of Geneva, the 1956 "Regulations in Time of Armed Conflict," the 1975 Declaration of Tokyo (formerly known as "Guidelines for Medical Doctors Concerning Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment in Relation to Detention and Imprisonment," and the 2007 "Resolution on the Responsibility of Physicians in the Documentation and Denunciation of Acts of Torture or Cruel or Inhuman or Degrading Treatment." The Declaration of Tokyo explicitly defines direct or indirect medical complicity with torture as unprofessional conduct. Countless other medical societies have since passed medical codes against torture.
Despite medical association codes and the opposition of brave clinicians to torture, many more physicians abet torture compared with the few physicians who work in the sparse number of torture survivor treatment centers. Many torture survivors report that clinicians monitored their mistreatment. Of course, reports do not include the victims who never saw the doctor who falsified their death certificates to conceal torture. The presence of a physician during torture compounds the victim's suffering by emphasizing that even the humanity of medicine is turned against the prisoner.
Physicians, psychologists, and other clinicians who participate in torture do not have a characteristic psychological profile. Most have simply built their careers around the practice. Some are ardent political enthusiasts. Others separate their prison selves from their civilian professional identities.
Clinicians collaborate with torture by playing several roles. They certify prisoners fit for the planned regimen of torture. They devise techniques that do not leave evidentiary scars or other signs of trauma. This accounts for the increased use of methods such as prolonged asphyxia, drugs, or the infliction of severe psychotrauma. They monitor the torture of persons who are not supposed to die to assess whether the abuse can be increased without causing death or should be decreased to avoid killing the prisoner. They provide palliative treatments for torture-inflicted injuries while leaving the prisoner in the control of torturing officials. They fail to record signs of torture on medical reports and death certificates in order to conceal evidence of torture.
Physicians are accomplices to torture in Asia, Europe, Africa, and South America. Recent attention has focused on the complicity of physicians and psychologists with torture in United States' military prisons at Guantanamo Bay, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Today, physicians have three major roles in torture: 1) devising methods that do not leave scars that might be used as evidence (e.g., asphyxiation and intra-rectal electrical shocks are harder to discover than the scars left by whipping), 2) keeping prisoners who are not supposed to die under torture alive by monitoring and titrating the severity of the torture, or by treating unexpectedly grave injuries, and 3) writing death certificates and medical records that falsely omit mention of torture-inflicted injuries.
All countries that use physicians to participate in torture protect them from professional or criminal accountability. But, in general, medical licensing boards are more active than criminal courts in punishing such physicians. Punishments are uncommon but are steadily increasing.
Given the prevalence of torture, it is not surprising that it has proponents, including some bioethicists. Recent arguments of bioethicists who are sympathetic to considering some instances of clinician involvement in torture, including Fritz Allhoff and Michael Gross (see Resources), align closely with the policies of torturing governments. These arguments ignore empirical evidence unequivocally showing that torture doesn't work.
Proponents of torture rationalize its devastating effects on human dignity and well-being by appealing to its utilitarian value in specific cases. The "ticking time bomb" argument is central to their position. According to this argument, in the event of a time-critical threat to national interests, torture is justified as a way to obtain information expediously. To accept the argument, one must posit that the interrogator: 1) lacks one or a few pieces of key information, 2) knows that the information is time-critical, 3) knows that a prisoner has specific information, 4) knows that torture will break the prisoner, 4) knows that the odds are that torture will secure the information more quickly than other forms of interrogation, and 5) knows that the prisoner will reveal true information in response to torture. Any one of the hypotheticals in this moral syllogism is very doubtful.
Interrogators rarely know that a prisoner has specific information.
They do not know how much pressure must be applied to break the prisoner.
Finally, a premise of the ticking time bomb hypothetical is the need to act fast, but intelligence services rarely have the capacity to act immediately on information.
Is it moral to use interrogational torture knowing that most of those questioned will be innocent or ignorant? About 85% of the persons at Abu Ghraib were innocent or ignorant of insurgency activity.
If so, how should society balance the harms to those people with the good that allegedly comes from torture? Should society compensate and provide therapy to the innocent victims of torture?
Is it moral to torture a culpable person who is unlikely to give useful information despite being tortured?
Is it wise to torture when torture procures false information that swamps limited intelligence analysis resources?
Is it prudent to employ torture, given that it destroys the ability to recruit human intelligence, makes our enemies more numerous and hardens them against us, and makes enemy soldiers more willing to fight to death rather than risk capture and torture?
Twentieth century torture has always spread far beyond ticking time bomb scenarios to the abuse of many innocent or ignorant persons. Societies that torture arm a real time bomb. Bioethicists should distinguish the instrumental purpose of torture (e.g., interrogation) from its social function. Torture is most often used against civil society. In this use, it is aimed against leaders in the press, religion, education, unions, student groups, and opposition political movements. Even where torture is not aimed to suppress civil society, as in Iraq, it destroys the political moral credibility of an authority that claims to want to build civil society.
Medical ethics is a form of social capital in civil society. Medical authorities who have spoken out in torturing societies against these practices have become highly vulnerable to being abused. Such was the case of physicians in the Chilean and Turkish Medical Associations who protested torture, as well as Dr. Anatoly Koryagin, a psychiatrist in the former Soviet Union who protested the arbitrary commitment and forced medication of dissidents. Those who support instances of clinician-abetted torture heighten the danger to colleagues in countries that practice torture. Appeals to laws against torture have been used by governments and groups like Amnesty International to protect friends of civil society and prisoners of war. The practice of torture erodes the foundation for such appeals anywhere.
Steven H. Miles, MD, is a professor of medicine at the Maas Family Foundation Professor of Bioethics at the University of Minnesota.
Doctors Who Torture Accountability Project. This website aims to show and promote progress in encouraging physicians, courts, and medical licensing boards to be more active in the movement to end torture. It features country-specific policy analyses, standards of conduct and general references.
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Committee Study of the Central Intelligence Agency's Detention and Interrogation Program, Declassified Revisions, December 3, 2014. This document includes the Findings, Conclusions and Executive Summary of the Committee's study on the CIA's Detention and Interrogation Program, which were declassified and made available to the public in 2014.
Steven H. Miles, Doctors Who Torture: The Pursuit of Justice (Kindle eBook, 2015).
Steven H. Miles and Rosa E, Garcia-Peltoniemi, "Torture Survivors: What to Ask, How to Document," Journal of Family Practice 61, no. 4 (2012): E1-5.
Fritz Allhoff, Terrorism, Ticking Time-Bombs, and Torture: A Philosophical Analysis (University of Chicago Press, 2012).
Michael L. Gross, Moral Dilemmas of Modern War: Torture, Assassination, and Blackmail in an Age of Asymmetric Conflict (Cambridge University Press, 2009).
Steven H. Miles, Oath Betrayed: Americas Torture Doctors (University of California Press, 2009).
Darius Rejali, Torture and Democracy (Princeton University Press, 2007).
George J. Annas and Michael A. Grodin, eds., The Nazi Doctors and the Nuremberg Code: Human Rights in Human Experimentation (Oxford University Press, 1995).


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May 2, 2019 7:26 am by Rick MacDonnell
Buying a vehicle is just the first expense in your ownership journey. There's insurance fees, maintenance costs, speeding tickets, gas prices, just to name a few. One of the largest, and often most overlooked, costs associated to vehicle ownership, however, is the cost of depreciation (meaning, how much your vehicle loses value over time). To help offset the cost of depreciation, one of your goals should be to buy a car with as little depreciation as possible. If you buy a high resale value vehicle, you can get a better return on your investment when it comes time to sell or trade-in. Below, we've listed seven cars with the best resale value. Keep reading to find one that suits you!
Editor's note: This list is based off Kelley Blue Book (KBB) and Canadian Black Book (CBB) values, the two best sources for car valuations in Canada. Their values are based on sales data, auctions, brand equity, and the pricing of similar vehicles across Canada, is the most accurate estimate a consumer is likely to find.
Why Resale Value Matter?
According to KBB, depreciation is typically the largest expense in a full buy-own-sell cycle. During the first five years of new-car ownership, the biggest expense isn't fuel, maintenance, or even insurance, it's depreciation. It's inevitable, too. The moment you drive a car off the dealer lot, it begins to depreciate.
If you're like most people, you probably won't drive your vehicle until its dying day. Eventually, you're going to want to sell it or trade it in. By buying a car that holds its value over a long period of time, you're saving your future-self money. How? By ensuring a greater recuperation of cost when it comes time to sell or trade in.
A vehicle is one of life's most significant financial decisions. That's why you should take a hard look at the cars with the best resale value listed below!
#1 Toyota Tundra
KBB Resale value estimate at 60 months: 54.2%
The 2018 Toyota Tundra was the CBB's top-ranked full-size pickup for retained value. What's more, it placed second in KBB's top ten cars with the best resale value of 2018.
The Tundra is a formidable truck. Indeed, even when compared to North American favourites, like the Ford F-150 and the Ram 1500, it holds its own. Drivers will enjoy its formidable V8 exclusive powertrains, impressive towing capacity, as well as its off-roading abilities.
New to the Tundra is a revitalised design, and Toyota Safety Sense, Toyota's advanced set of active safety equipment. Specifically, the Toyota Safety Sense package consists of such innovative technologies as:
Forward collision warning and mitigation
Auto high-beam control
Under the hood, the Tundra has either a standard 4.6-litre V8, or the optional 5.7-litre engine. The latter produces a whopping 381 horsepower and 401 lb-ft of torque. Max towing capacity rings in at 4,535 kg (10,000 lbs). That's more than enough power for even the most serious truck enthusiasts.
#2 Toyota 4Runner
Next on our list of cars with the best resale value, we have the Toyota 4Runner. It was also selected as one of Edmund's Best Midsize SUVs.
This year's 4Runner isn't your average, run-of-the-mill Costco-trip hauler, either. It's one of the last SUVs of its kind, which is part of the reason why its resale value is so high, too. Furthermore, with its body-on-frame build and high ground-clearance, the 4Runner just as comfortable in the back-country as it is in the city. If you love off-roading, or just love getting outside, the 4Runner would be a perfect companion for you.
The 4Runner is powered by a 270 horsepower 4.0-litre V6 that's paired to a five-speed automatic transmission. That combo, while a bit dated, will keep you trucking through intractable muddy roads when other SUVs will get stuck. That's largely thanks to its authentic off-road build.
Additional standard and available features, among several more, include:
6.1" touchscreen audio with navigation and backup camera
Towing hitch and trailer sway control
Toyota's Star Safety System
Plus, with a rigid impact-absorbing body, and available third row seating, the 4Runner is a family friendly alternative to minivans.
#3 Jeep Wrangler
For eight years now, the iconic Jeep Wrangler has won the Compact SUV category for CBB's Best Retained Value Awards. So, not only is it the go-to vehicle where off-roading is concerned, but new or used, the Wrangler is a first choice for retained value. You could say that the demand for Wranglers is as steady as its handling is on rocky roads. But don't be fooled – the Wrangler isn't only for off-roading nuts. With a long list of high-tech and comfort features, the Wrangler is equally pleasant for everyday city commuting.
You'll be happy to hear that the Wrangler hasn't forgotten its roots. Whereas most SUVs on today's market prioritize comfort and polite road manners, the Wrangler was built with all-range capability in mind. Likewise, it maintains its classic design – the one that makes it immediately recognizable on road.
Coming standard is a 5-inch touchscreen Uconnect 3 infotainment system with hands-free communication and Bluetooth connectivity. In addition, there's an 8-speaker audio system and 8.4-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Upper trims feature Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Several modern safety features are also built into the Wrangler, such as:
Blind-spot monitoring
Rear cross-path detection
Park-sense rear park assist
The Wrangler blends a classic design, off-roading prowess, and high-tech features all into one. It's one of the best SUVs on today's, and tomorrow's, market.
#4 Dodge Challenger
Another one of our cars with the best resale value is the Dodge Challenger. 2018 marked the seventh consecutive year the Challenger won the CBB's Best Retained Value award for the sports car category. This year's Challenger continues the tradition of excellence with a customizable powertrain that ranges from fast to frighteningly fast. On top of that, it has a segment-exclusive all-wheel drive.
The Challenger is a muscle car to boot, but it also has a spacious interior, which is something of a rarity for this class. It's intelligently laid out, and contains tons of much sought-after features, like an available 8.4-inch Uconnect infotainment system. Consistently one of the best sports cars on the road, it's not surprising the Challenger retains its value as long as it does.
Of course, you can't talk a muscle car without talking about what's under the hood. When it comes to the Challenger, there's no shortage of strong engine choices. The base is the 3.6-litre V6 – Canada's best selling engine – paired to an 8-speed automatic transmission. It delivers 305 horsepower and 268 lb-ft of torque. Thrill seekers will be more than satisfied by the Challenger SRT Demon. Reaching 0-100 km/h in the mid 2-second range, it's the fastest quarter-mile production car in the world.
Finally, the Challenger is a popular car, so demand for it is understandably high and stable over time. In fact, aside from jaw-dropping horsepower and a classic design, the one thing you can always expect from a Challenger is good resale value.
#5 Ford F-150
Another one of the cars with the best resale value is the Ford F-150. The hype surrounding the Ford F-Series isn't misplaced. The F-150 has been Canada's best-selling truck for over 50 years. It was also named the 2018 Truck of the Year by MotorTrend. That's largely because of its class-leading capability, attractive interior design, advanced safety systems, and impressive engine options.
Now in its thirteenth generation, the 2018 F-150 delivers best-in-class payload, towing capacity, and fuel-efficiency. The High-Output 3.5-litre EcoBoost V-6 is the F-150's most powerful engine available. It boasts a commanding max towing capacity of 5,987 kg, 450 horsepower, and 510 lb-ft of torque.
Another great thing about the F-150 is that it has tons of high tech active safety and entertainment options. There's an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system that's compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Your tunes will come through loud and clear, too, through a first-rate B&O sound system. There's also heated and cooling seats, a heated steering wheel, and all the space five passengers will ever need. Some of the most desirable and helpful driver assist features include:
Pre-collision warning system
Massage seats for front passengers
It performed well on its crash tests as well, receiving a full five-star overall safety rating from the NHTSA. So, if safety is something you prioritize, as you very well should, the 2018 F-150 won't disappoint.
The Ford F-150 has been one of the best trucks on the road for over 50 years. With that kind of consistency and dependability, a high resale value is a given.
For an in-depth look at the 2018 Ford F-150, read our review by clicking here.
#6 Porsche Cayenne
Sixth on our list of cars with the best resale value, we have the Porsche Cayenne. When it first came out, the Cayenne was a disgrace to Porsche traditionalists. They thought a Porsche should be nothing more than a luxury sports car. But since then, much has changed. Now, the Cayenne's composed road manners, sharp handling, powerful but efficient powertrain, and distinctive design has made believers out even its most skeptical critics. Its a handy tool for day-to-day chores, and it'll last you a while as well. Plus, for yet another year, the CBB named it the mid-size luxury SUV with the best retained value in 2018.
There's no shortage of variety when it comes to the Porsche Cayenne. We'll be talking about the new Cayenne models, but there's an additional five types of Cayennes. They vary from ultra fuel-efficient hybrid options, to horsepower-loaded Turbo options. Each model has its own trim levels to choose from, too, with dozens of options to add on top of that. Indeed, the Cayenne can be designed to fit your precise needs. However, one thing you can enjoy throughout the entire lineup, is a refined luxury that's unique to Porsche vehicles.
Another Porsche worth looking at, and whose worth lasts, is the Porsche Macan. It won the KBB award for Best Luxury Compact SUV/Crossover in 2018.
#7 Honda Ridgeline
Last on our list of the cars with the best resale value, we have the Honda Ridgeline. It was named the North American Truck of the Year in 2017, and made it onto Car and Driver's list of 10 Best Trucks and SUVs for 2018. Needless today, there are plenty of reasons to get behind the wheel of the 2018 Ridgeline. Not least of which being that it retains its value far past its competitors.
There are five different trim levels, each powered by Honda's spunky 3.5-litre V6 engine. It produces a healthy 280 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque. While it can tow with the best trucks out there (max towing is 2,268 kg), the Ridgeline nevertheless presents the pleasant drive of an SUV. So, you could say it has a bit of the best of both worlds.
Finally, it was awarded a five-star safety rating from the NHTSA, and can be equipped with all the latest driver assist and active safety features that today's buyers are looking for, such as:
LaneWatch blind spot display
Honda satellite-linked navigation system
Vehicle stability assist
In sum, the Honda Ridgeline is versatile and well-worth its modest price tag.
The cost of depreciation is one the most significant costs associated to the purchase of a vehicle. Unless you plan on driving your vehicle until it's dying day, you're better off buying a vehicle that holds its value for a long time. That way, when you trade in or sell later, you'll get a larger chunk of your original investment in return.
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The Private Secretary TV show was a 30 minute comedy series on CBS about a female secretary who worked for a suave bachelor talent agent. She constantly found herself getting involved in his relationships with his female companions. Typically, she would really mess things up and then spend the rest of the show trying to put things back together again.
Private Secretary was not Ann Sothern's last TV series. She went on to star on the series, "The Ann Sothern Show", which ran for three seasons and 93 episodes!
Several of the Private Secretary Cast also starred with Ann on the Ann Sothern Show! Don Porter ("Gidget"), Jesse White, and Ann Tyrrell were all major characters on both series!
Ann set a record on the Private Secretary TV show by becoming the first working woman on a U.S. TV sitcom! As a compliment to that record, Ann had already played the part of a "working girl" secretary on the "Adventures of Maisie Radio Show" for 7 1/2 years!
Although you never saw her, you may have heard Ann's voice if you ever saw the series, "My Mother the Car". Ann provided the voice of the mother, Gladys Crabtree on that show!
Ann Sothern was nominated for Emmys in 1955, 56, and 57 for her performances on Private Secretary. In 1955, Loretta Young won for the "Letter To Loretta" TV show. In 1956, Lucille Ball won for the "I Love Lucy Show". In 1957, Nanette Fabray won for "Caesar's Hour".
In a nearly unheard of stroke of co-operation between networks, NBC aired Private Secretary epiosdes during the summers of 1953 and 54! They ran the same episodes that CBS had just aired during the seasons immediately preceding those summers!
Thank you for visiting our Private Secretary TV show page!


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Q: Accessing CentOS User Logs CentOS log that records everything that is done on the server by a certain user?

A: To answer your question: No. CentOS doesn't really record everything a user does. You could view their .bash_history file as kenny.r suggests, but they can delete this file if they want.
What you are looking for is process accounting, you can get a quick and simply introduction to it here: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-log-user-activity-using-process-accounting.html

A: cat .bash_history
or  simply
history

A: You can check the .bash_history file in that user's home directory to see the commands he has performed.

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Impact vs. making a good impression: interview with M & M Finland
by thomasadmin | Mar 29, 2018 | Blog, Featured, Press | 0 comments
Thomas Kolster was recently interviewed by Marketing & Advertising Finland. This is the translated article – you can see the original here. Enjoy!
Responsibility is on everyone's lips, but few marketing impressions have real impact – "Words and actions do not match"
Danish Thomas Kolster has been going around the world for years to talk about how marketing could promote change in society that would improve the well-being of people and the environment. But instead of being influential, many companies still just look to make a good impression.
Responsibility and social impact have been emphasised in marketing communications over the past few years, but how well are they really understood? According to Kolster, an expert in corporate responsibility and marketing: still not that well.
"The advertising and marketing sector has made little acquaintance with responsibility. We certainly have not fully understood its relevance to us, our customers, and their customers. It seems that many people are in charge of responsibility in the same way as digitalisation in their time. Like you'll just be able to read it later, "Kolster says to M & M.
According to Kolster, many brands are trying to give themselves a responsible impression through marketing, even if the goal is to achieve social impact.
"The words and actions of brands do not necessarily meet," he says.
A good opening can only be a short-term campaign whose promises are not actually transferred to business activity. Thomas Kolster, who visited Helsinki this week, has been talking for years about what marketing could do to overcome social problems and stop obliterating the environment. Having previously worked in the advertising industry, he founded his own agency.
Kolster says it was launched in 2009, when an international climate conference was held in Copenhagen. At the meeting, the world countries were supposed to come up with an international climate agreement, but negotiations broke into disagreements.
"I was disappointed with politicians who had not been able to make any decisions. I started thinking about what I could do myself. At the same time, many companies talked about what they could do for the situation. I wanted to document that something is happening, "Kolster says.
Kolster wanted to harness the marketing to work to promote the common good. Kolster started collecting examples of corporate campaigns and innovations that are genuinely trying to solve the problems affecting people and the environment, published in his book, Goodvertising
Now Kolster is also known as Mr. Goodvertising. He has talked about marketing responsibility at events like SXSW, Eurobest and D&AD, and has consulted, among others, Ikea and Unilever.
Brands have to cause dinner debates
In Kolster's view, the problem is that the marketing image of the world and consumption has not changed, for example, in the 1950s, even though people's desires have changed:
"I personally wanted a portable player at the age of 14, but now my 14-year-old niece wants to go parachuting,"
At the same time, marketing leads people away from brands:
"Much of the people do not see brands as change-makers in society, but change is thought to go from one's own actions, and brands must be able to create conversations that could be held at the dinner table," says Kolster.
According to Kolster, it is also credible that the promises of the company's marketing communications do not appear as concrete actions. For example, McDonald's translated the M letter of the logo on women's day upside down in honor of women. The temptation aroused criticism of what the company really does for women.
According to Kolster, one of the reasons for the high level of responsibility in marketing is that companies are often changing marketing partners. Goals will only be considered in the short term, perhaps one campaign at a time. Making a social impact requires a long-term commitment instead of a few months' campaign.
"I often run into inspirational campaigns, but I'm only lifting my hat when the company is committed to responsibility and made the right changes," Kolster says.
Kolster is a strange one in the midst of an industry whose sole purpose is to influence/ maximise people's consumption behaviour.
According to Kolster, the short-term focus of the campaigns has emerged in the D&AD Impact jury of rewarding socially influential marketing campaigns, where he is involved. This year, judges are supposed to act as advisor to the winners of the competition in order to co-operate
Responsibility is not a cash machine
Responsibility is also believed to be a business advantage for businesses – at least in the future. For example, the S & P 500 ESG index, taking into account the environmental and social impact of companies, was slightly more profitable last year than the traditional S & P 500 index. Many consumer surveys have also highlighted the desire of consumers to support brands that seek to reduce their environmental impact or engage in social issues.
Kolster believes that the company will not be able to move forward in the future if it does not take care of its environmental responsibility and social impact. Still, responsibility should not be focused on the financial side of things.
"It's the wrong way to go to talk about responsibility. One has to pay for one's own principles, but that's why they are appreciated," says Kolster.
"Change is a journey"
From the point of view of social impact, Kolster notes a good example of Tesla's founder Elon Musk's decision to abolish the company's Facebook account as a result of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
"It was a clear statement," Kolster says.
According to Kolster, another good example of environmental responsibility is the Bank of Åland's Baltic Sea Card, which measures the carbon footprint of consumer purchases in real time using the Åland Index.
"I like the idea to be scalable. Any bank can use the Åland Index, " he says.
Another good example of genuine effectiveness is his view is the U.S. Interface carpets, manufactured from carbon dioxide recovered from the air. The synthetic fibers used in the rugs are oil-based, so carbon dioxide from the air can replace oil-based raw materials. Interface reported in the summer that the project was in the prototype phase.
The importance of corporate responsibility is growing. But are the new innovations a testament to genuine accountability and the desire to minimise, for example, the environmental impact of a company if, at the same time, the manufacturing of existing products and attempt to sell the consumer goods at the same pace as before continues?
"Change is a journey," Kolster says.


We're designing the next generation of light switches and plug sockets, for the world.
Light switches and plug sockets have been around for over 100 years, yet regardless of the huge progression in technology in the recent years, they haven't changed. They haven't taken advantage of modern tech, and are consequently extremely dated.
At Den, we're reinventing the light switch and plug socket, and aim to wipe out the existing standard of switches around the world, by offering a more convenient, safer, and more efficient product.
As you can see below, our products look identical to ordinary switches. You can continue to control them by hand, just like you would an ordinary switch. However, they can also be remotely controlled via our remote, sensor, and smartphone application - in ways that reduce energy consumption, add convenience, and create a safer environment. See examples of uses below (intended impact).
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- Turn off all your lights and appliances from the touch of a button, before leaving your home to go to work in the morning, or before going to sleep.
- Connect up a sensor to our switches within seconds, without the need of an electrician; meaning your lights will only be on when they need to be.
- You could turn off your light switch from your bed from your smartphone.
- You could monitor the amount of energy your home is consuming, in teal time, making sure no energy is being wasted.
- You could limit the number of hours a game console will be powered via our plug sockets, by setting cut off times (e.g. 9pm), or daily usage (e.g. 2 hours per day).
- Next time you accidentally leave your hair straighteners or iron on, we can send you a notification to let you know something might be wrong.
- Next time your smart smoke alarm detects smoke in the middle of the night, your lights will automatically turn on to guide you out of your home in safety.
- You can cut off power of low-level plug sockets to prevent the little ones getting shocks if they stick objects inside (we're working on this).
- Elderly/disabled could control their light switches and plug sockets remotely, consequently reducing the amount of movement required.
- We're currently in talks with some of the biggest energy companies, homebuilders, and retailers in the UK including British Gas & Berkeley Homes.
- We've built a great team of 6 engineers and designers who've worked at companies like Google. Product development has been underway over the past few months with several key milestones achieved.
- Back in 2015 we raised just under £500K on Seedrs, with the most overfunded campaign to have ever funded on Seedrs, and making our founder Yasser Khattak the youngest to ever raise funds on Seedrs.
- We currently have a patent pending in 10 countries for our switching mechanism.
- We have received international publicity from the likes of Financial Times, Bloomberg TV, Sky News, BBC Radio, TechCrunch, The Guardian, The Times, Mirror, and lots more platforms.
- We've built an experienced group of investors and advisors, including Julian Nebreda CEO of The AES Corporation Brazil, Francesco Cesarini the Founder of Erlang Solutions, and Darach Ennis Founder and CEO of ThingK.
- We're currently in talks with various manufacturing partners in preparation for mass production.
1) As a manufacturing business we would generate revenues by selling our hardware (physical products).
We aim to supply our products at the prices shown below, however we are currently working with manufacturing partners to confirm these - please note, we will be selling the products direct to homebuilders at much cheaper prices.
– WiFi Hub - £59.99. Required for our app to work with our switches.
– iOS & Android Application – FREE (however we are also currently exploring the opportunities to receive a reoccurring revenue via monthly app subscriptions. E.g. £1 a month).
2) Long term; we plan to generate additional revenues by monetising the data that our products will be capturing via our App. (Google acquired Nest, the smart thermostat for $3.2b; one of the main reasons for this was due to the data that could be captured from their thermostat).
- Continue arranging meetings with retailers, homebuilders, and other IoT ecosystem providers ready to demo our product at the end of June.
- Raising our Series A round of funding after successfully building a great team, completing product development, arranging manufacturing, and receiving orders/letters of intent.
- Existing homes, businesses, office blocks, care homes, schools/universities, and other buildings seeking smarter and more efficient light switches and plug sockets, to benefit from, a reduction in energy consumption, a safer environment, and other benefits. This is already a proven market with a large and growing demand for connected/automated technology.
- This is already a proven market, which is growing rapidly - The global market is predicted to generate around $61b in revenue this year, which is expected to grow to around $460b by 2019, meaning there's a huge opportunity.
2) Supplying directly to distributors, wholesalers and retailers (e.g Maplin, Screwfix, B&Q, Homebase, Apple, Currys, TLC).
The wireless products currently on the market have taken away the rocker switch that we're familiar with, which have been replaced with the likes of touch pads and buttons, which we believe seems unsuitable for new builds/mass market due to unfamiliarity. At Den we've retained the rocker switch, meaning users can continue flicking our switches just like they would an ordinary switch.
Rather than replacing the existing standard of light switches and plug sockets, the wireless products that are currently on the market seem simply luxury alternatives. Consequently, most new homes are still being kitted out with standard non-wireless light switches. At Den we're not designing just another luxury alternative, but instead we're replacing the existing standard of light switches and plug sockets.
We offer a wide range of features that many of our competitors do not.
Our products won't require any complicated installation, you could have swapped your switch, synced with your smartphone, and be controlling in just a few minutes.


Pflugerville, Texas, is approximately 17 miles northeast of Austin. Its location near Lake Pflugerville makes it a great place to live for those who enjoy water recreation.
Large backyards, family rooms and breakfast nooks are some of the amenities parents may find in houses near the city's schools. Pflugerville also has spacious houses with six bedrooms and cozy homes with two bedrooms.
Everyone in the family will enjoy visiting Lake Pflugerville and the park by the lake. Boating, fishing and swimming are permitted in the lake. There are jogging trails for people who want to exercise and picnic areas for those who want to relax. The park has a playground.
Recreational activities available in Pflugerville's parks include playing ball, hiking, bicycling and swimming. The city's parks cover a total of 500 acres. There are more than 40 miles of trails for hiking and bicycling in the city.
Zilker Park in Austin offers a variety of things to do outside. Visitors can wander through the Zilker Botanical Garden or swim in Barton Springs Pool.
History lovers can visit the Heritage House Museum to learn about Pflugerville's history. They can learn about the history of Texas at the Bullock Museum in Austin.
Albertsons and H-E-B are two of Pflugerville's grocery stores. Stone Hill Town Center has a Super Target, a variety of small stores, a movie theater and restaurants. The Domain in north Austin has Neiman Marcus and designer boutiques.
Pflugerville commuters can take trains operated by Capital Metro from Howard Station in north Austin to downtown Austin. The station is approximately 6 miles from Pflugerville. People who are heading out of town for vacations or business trips can fly out of Austin-Bergstrom International airport approximately 24 miles away. Trains depart from the Amtrak station close to downtown Austin.
Pflugerville's public schools are part of the Pflugerville Independent School District. The district has 20 elementary schools, six middle schools and three high schools. Pflugerville also has some private schools, and there are a number of private schools in Austin.


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Q: Recursive sql server query 4 I have 2 tables t1 and t2 with columns objectid, parentid and objectname. for each t1.objectid id I need to navigate t2 until t2.parentid is null and concatenate t2.objectname.
The navigation criteria is that t1.objectid=t2.parentid .. traverse until t2.parent id is null. I tried cursor however I am not getting desired result.
SCHEMA
create table t1(objectid varchar(100), parentid varchar(100),objectname varchar(100))
go
create table t2(objectid varchar(100), parentid varchar(100),objectname varchar(100))
go
insert into t1
select '265-0151CDDF-F032-4E47-98B2-236127258C81',NULL,'F1'
union
select '265-091D3023-4B6A-4822-8409-AC0807DA9EB4','265-CC340F32-E97D-45CE-8019-26CE0FF99663','F2'
union
select '265-2684E597-5A0A-4656-B1D5-FED27F67ADC9','265-EEA1BB1D-E4F3-43C4-9D3B-625CE4AB8FEE','F3'

GO
insert into t2
select '265-0151CDDF-F032-4E47-98B2-236127258C81',NULL,'F1'
union
select '265-091D3023-4B6A-4822-8409-AC0807DA9EB4','265-CC340F32-E97D-45CE-8019-26CE0FF99663','F2'
union
select '265-CC340F32-E97D-45CE-8019-26CE0FF99663',NULL,'F4'
union
select '265-2684E597-5A0A-4656-B1D5-FED27F67ADC9','265-EEA1BB1D-E4F3-43C4-9D3B-625CE4AB8FEE','F5'
union
select '265-EEA1BB1D-E4F3-43C4-9D3B-625CE4AB8FEE','265-CC340F32-E97D-45CE-8019-26CE0FF99663','F6'
union
select '265-CC340F32-E97D-45CE-8019-26CE0FF99663',NULL,'F7'

Desired output:
objectid                                 parentid    objectname
---------------------------------------- ----------- ----------
265-0151CDDF-F032-4E47-98B2-236127258C81 NULL        F1
265-091D3023-4B6A-4822-8409-AC0807DA9EB4 NULL        F4/F2
265-2684E597-5A0A-4656-B1D5-FED27F67ADC9 NULL        F7/F6/F3

Solution (not working)
declare @objectid nvarchar(max)
declare @parentid nvarchar(max)
declare @foldername nvarchar(100)
Declare @tbl TABLE (objectid nvarchar(max), parentid nvarchar(max) ,fdn nvarchar(max))
declare @innerfoldername nvarchar(max)
declare @fdn nvarchar(max)

declare outer_cursor cursor  for
Select
    objectid,
    parentid,
    objectname
 from t1

open  outer_cursor
fetch outer_cursor into @objectid, @parentid,@foldername

while(@@FETCH_STATUS=0)
BEGIN
    /*
    insert into @tbl
    SELECT @objectid, @parentid,@foldername
    */
    declare inner_cursor cursor for
    select parentid,objectname from t2 where objectid=@parentid

    open inner_cursor
    fetch inner_cursor into @parentid,@innerfoldername
    set @fdn=@foldername
    while(@@FETCH_STATUS=0)
    BEGIN
        set @fdn=@innerfoldername + '/' + @fdn
    --  select @objectid,@parentid,@fdn
        insert into @tbl
        SELECT @objectid,@parentid,@fdn

        fetch inner_cursor into @parentid,@innerfoldername

    END
    close inner_cursor
    deallocate inner_cursor
    fetch outer_cursor into @objectid, @parentid,@foldername
END
close outer_cursor
deallocate outer_cursor
select * from @tbl

A: It looks like your sample data are invalid since in t2 the objectnames F4 and F7 refer to the same objectid.
Other than that, te following recursive cte should return the expected result:
WITH MyCTE AS
(
    SELECT  objectid as grp, parentid, CAST(objectname as varchar(201)) as objectname2
    FROM t1
    UNION ALL
    SELECT Mycte.grp, t2.parentid, CAST(t2.objectname as varchar(100)) +'/'+ CAST(mycte.objectname2 as varchar(100))
    FROM t2
    INNER JOIN MyCTE ON MyCTE.parentid = t2.objectid
)
SELECT grp, objectname2
FROM MyCTE
WHERE parentid is null
ORDER BY grp -- can be omitted once the sample data are logically correct


My book "DOWN WITH ELECTIONS!" will be available as an e-book on Amazon and Smashwords from 1st September for the princely sum of 99c US or equivalent. It's a revised and corrected version of the articles published earlier on this forum.
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Electoralist dogma accords voting with significant ethical importance. If elections are the centerpiece of democracy, a legitimization of government, an expression of the "consent of the governed" then seeing voting as anything less than a pledge of allegiance would be cynical. By casting a vote for a candidate the voter makes a declaration of support for the record and agenda of the candidate and to some extent takes on responsibility for policy the candidate implements if elected. The more extreme versions of this romanticized view apply these implications of support and responsibility to each and every act or position of the candidate. Other versions apply them only to the record and policy in total.
An alternative, less exalted view would be that voting in a mass election is a specific act with specific practical implications. It is no more than a political expedient. According to this view, when considering who to vote for – and indeed whether to vote at all – citizens simply need to consider which alternative can be expected to yield better policy. Voting is then not an assertion about the record or agenda of the candidate in isolation but the expression of a comparison between the anticipated outcomes of the available courses of action.
Lee Fang: One of the perhaps most cynical and and most prevalent ways that you can legally bribe a government official or an elected official is to wait to give them a multi-million dollar check, not while they're in office, but as soon as they retire. So if a politician helps a bank or an oil company, that oil company can't directly buy them a boat or give them a million-dollar check. But if they wait until that official retires from office, as soon as they step out the door of Congress and find an employment contract with a lobbying firm or a big bank, then they can accept a multi-million-dollar payday; and so it's simply delayed bribery, in my perspective.


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A collision between a car and a motorcycle in Virginia Beach sent the motorcycle rider to the hospital with critical injuries and is going to bring charges against the driver. The crash , at the intersection of Ferrell Parkway and Pleasant Valley Road happened shortly before 5 pm on May 10, 2017.
News reports do not include details on what charges the police intend to file against the driver of the car involved in this Virginia Beach crash. Regardless, the findings from their completed investigation can be used to support a personal injury insurance claim or lawsuit. No conviction for a moving violation or criminal offense is needed, but evidence of negligence or recklessness by the driver will make the injured motorcycle rider's claims for compensation and damages stronger. Working with an experienced Virginia personal injury lawyer will help the injured motorcyclist get full access to the police report.


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Q: how to trigger asp.net multiview? I'm still getting my head around asp.net.
I followed some online examples of using multiviews and got them working just fine when I use something like a Menu class as the trigger to select the active view. Having the onClick event makes it pretty easy.
But I can't figure out how to change the emmited code from the Menu control.
I have the following multiview control...

<asp:View ID="0" runat="server">

view page 1

</asp:View>

<asp:View ID="1" runat="server">

view page 2

</asp:View>

And I need to have the following structure used to trigger the views.
(Note: this needs to be what gets emitted to the browser. Not necessarily the literal code in the aspx page)

        See page 1

        See page 2

For clarification: we have a style sheet provided by an exteranl designer that works with the above markup. If I could just make the triggers asp button controls, or a menu control, it would be easy. But the style sheet doesn't work then, and I'm told the world will end if the style sheet doesn't work.
Can I customise a Menu control so that it outputs this kind of structure? (And if so, how?)
I could just hard code the links that trigger the views (the structure is not going to change). But if I hardcode it, how do I call the onClick event what the links are clicked?

A: I think you might be able to try the following to change the  tags into server-side controls and then use that as the trigger. Adding ID and runat="server" to any html element means that you can then access them programmatically as you would any other .NET style control. Additionally if you're using .NET 4.0 you can also add the ClientIdMode="Static" attribute so that the ID's are as you typed and not modified by ASP.NET.
To solve the Click problem you can add the OnServerClick="" attribute to specify which method to call on the server when the link is clicked.

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Additionally, we have an on-site, full-service analytical and microbiological laboratory that's staffed with a microbiologist and stocked with state-of-the-art equipment. We also provide ongoing internal training programs for our staff that are taught by our in-house experts of each appropriate discipline, allowing our team to function quickly and effectively at all times.


Pairing the controller is simple. Make sure the altitude adjustment is at its lowest point, turn on the drone then turn on the controller. The controller and the quadcopter stay paired after the initial power cycle so there's no need to reset or reconnect. One of the first things I noticed when I turned on this quadcopter was that it is pretty quiet. There's a little whine to the engines and the hiss of air but the brushless motors seem to have less engine noise.
Speaking of falling out of the sky, on the previous quadcopter when the battery was low it would just kind of lose altitude and in some cases it would come in pretty hard. If you watched that review you might remember I mentioned that I had no idea how to land the thing. Well, guess what- the instruction manual on the Bugs actually told me how to do it properly! And you know what the best part is? The Bugs also actually tells me when the battery is dying with a loud beep, which gives me a good minute to land it!
This thing can do flips and rolls and they look super cool because of how big it is. It looks almost rediculous, like it's going to fall out of the sky, but then it manages to right itself somehow. It can even do it with the GoPro on it.
So there are a few small nitpicky points I noticed while flying: for example, the GoPro mount is fairly solid but there is some side-to-side rocking. The cameras stabilization mostly corrects it but if you look closely you'll see a little bit of shaking. Also, life pro tip: don't use your action cam Wi-Fi while using the quadcopter as they can interfere and that can cause crashes.
Look I'm not an expert in quadcopter reviewing like I consider myself for cameras, but I know when I'm having fun and this seems like an overall decent choice if you're looking for a cheaper quadcopter to carry a camera. It's got brushless motors which last longer than the other type, the build seems to be reasonable and the handling is pretty good.
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Summary: Despite a few little issues with the stabilization and a slight size difference with other action cams, the T5e is an excellent value, from a pure image quality perspective.
The Viofo A119 is one of the best value cameras on the market right now, with great video and a discreet form factor. It outperforms many cameras, even more expensive ones. If you're reading this and comparing this camera to others available on the market for around $100, at the time of writing my advice is to get the A119.
Summary: These headphones sound far better than they should given the price, and even outperform my previous favorite headphones audio quality wise. They improve on the audio balance, providing a more even mix of treble and bass. The only thing I don't like about them is the little rubber bits that grip onto my ears: they're made a thin and cheaper material and don't do much. I ended up stealing the ones from my Mpow Swift and constructing what would be (to me) the best Bluetooth headphones I have ever found. Pictured above is the QCY headphones with the Swift ear inserts (I forgot to take them off before snapping the pics, sorry!). Even with the cheap rubber pieces they do stay in ear fine. I would recommend these headphones for those who like balanced audio with a good mix of bass and treble.


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module Fear
  # @api private
  class PartialFunctionClass
    include PartialFunction

    # @param condition [#call] describes the domain of partial function
    # @param function [Proc] function definition
    def initialize(condition, &function)
      @condition = condition
      @function = function
    end
    attr_reader :condition, :function
    private :condition
    private :function

    # @param arg [any]
    # @return [any] Calls this partial function with the given argument when it
    #   is contained in the function domain.
    # @raise [MatchError] when this partial function is not defined.
    def call(arg)
      call_or_else(arg, &PartialFunction::EMPTY)
    end

    # @param arg [any]
    # @yield [arg] if function not defined
    def call_or_else(arg)
      if defined_at?(arg)
        function.(arg)
      else
        yield arg
      end
    end
  end

  private_constant :PartialFunctionClass
end

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Symptoms generally start in early childhood and continue into adulthood. In some cases, ADHD is not recognized or diagnosed until the person is an adult. Adult ADHD symptoms may not be as clear as ADHD symptoms in children. In adults, hyperactivity may decrease, but struggles with impulsiveness, restlessness and difficulty paying attention may continue.
Treatment for adult ADHD is similar to treatment for childhood ADHD. Adult ADHD treatment includes medications, psychological counseling (psychotherapy) and treatment for any mental health conditions that occur along with ADHD. Some ADHD medications approved for children are not approved for adult use.
Many adults with ADHD aren't aware they have it they just know that everyday tasks can be a challenge. Adults with ADHD may find it difficult to focus and prioritize, leading to missed deadlines and forgotten meetings or social plans. The inability to control impulses can range from impatience waiting in line or driving in traffic to mood swings and outbursts of anger.
Seek a provider who has training and experience in caring for adults with ADHD.
Signs and symptoms of ADHD in adults can be hard to spot. However, core symptoms start early in life before age 12 and continue into adulthood, creating major problems.
Some medical conditions or treatments may cause signs and symptoms similar to those of ADHD.
Mental health disorders, including mood disorders such as depression or anxiety, conduct disorders, learning and language deficits, or other psychiatric disorders.
Drugs and medications, such as alcohol or other substance abuse and certain medications.
Standard treatments for ADHD in adults typically involve medication, education, training and psychological counseling. A combination of these is often the most effective treatment. These treatments can relieve many symptoms of ADHD, but they don't cure it. It may take some time to determine what works best for you.
Talk with your doctor about the benefits and risks of any medications.
Stimulants, such as products that include methylphenidate or amphetamine, are typically the most commonly prescribed medications for ADHD, but other drugs may be prescribed. Stimulants appear to boost and balance levels of brain chemicals called neurotransmitters.
Other medications used to treat ADHD include the nonstimulant atomoxetine (Strattera) and certain antidepressants such as bupropion (Wellbutrin, others). Atomoxetine and antidepressants work slower than stimulants do, but these may be good options if you can't take stimulants because of health problems or a history of substance abuse or if stimulants cause severe side effects.
The right medication and the right dose vary among individuals, so it may take time to find out what's right for you. Tell your doctor about any side effects.
Counseling for adult ADHD generally includes psychological counseling (psychotherapy), education about the disorder and learning skills to help you be successful.
Cognitive behavioral therapy. This structured type of counseling teaches specific skills to manage your behavior and change negative thinking patterns into positive ones. It can help you deal with life challenges, such as school, work or relationship problems, and help address other mental health conditions, such as depression or substance abuse.
Therapy that focuses on these issues and ways to better monitor your behavior can be very helpful. So can classes to improve communication and develop conflict resolution and problem-solving skills. Couples therapy and classes in which family members learn more about ADHD may significantly improve your relationships.
There's little research to indicate that alternative medicine treatments can reduce ADHD symptoms. However, one recent study indicates that mindfulness meditation may help improve mood and attention in adults who have ADHD, as well as those who don't have ADHD.
Before using alternative interventions for ADHD, talk with your doctor about risks and possible benefits.
While treatment won't cure ADHD, it can help a great deal with symptoms. Treatment typically involves medications and behavioral interventions. Early diagnosis and treatment can make a big difference in outcome.
The primary features of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder include inattention and hyperactive-impulsive behavior. ADHD symptoms start before age 12, and in some children, they're noticeable as early as 3 years of age. ADHD symptoms can be mild, moderate or severe, and they may continue into adulthood.
Most healthy children are inattentive, hyperactive or impulsive at one time or another. It's normal for preschoolers to have short attention spans and be unable to stick with one activity for long. Even in older children and teenagers, attention span often depends on the level of interest.
The same is true of hyperactivity. Young children are naturally energetic they often are still full of energy long after they've worn their parents out. In addition, some children just naturally have a higher activity level than others do. Children should never be classified as having ADHD just because they're different from their friends or siblings.
Children who have problems in school but get along well at home or with friends are likely struggling with something other than ADHD. The same is true of children who are hyperactive or inattentive at home, but whose schoolwork and friendships remain unaffected.
If you're concerned that your child shows signs of ADHD, see your pediatrician or family doctor. Your doctor may refer you to a specialist, but it's important to have a medical evaluation first to check for other possible causes of your child's difficulties.
Although sugar is a popular suspect in causing hyperactivity, there's no reliable proof of this. Many issues in childhood can lead to difficulty sustaining attention, but that's not the same as ADHD.
In general, a child shouldn't receive a diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder unless the core symptoms of ADHD start early in life before age 12 and create significant problems at home and at school on an ongoing basis.
Currently, stimulant drugs (psychostimulants) are the most commonly prescribed medications for ADHD. Stimulants appear to boost and balance levels of brain chemicals called neurotransmitters. These medications help improve the signs and symptoms of inattention and hyperactivity sometimes effectively in a short period of time.
Vitamin or mineral supplements. While certain vitamins and minerals from foods are necessary for good health, there's no evidence that supplemental vitamins or minerals can reduce symptoms of ADHD. "Megadoses" of vitamins doses that far exceed the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) can be harmful.


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José James Live for KCRW
Written by Rachel Reynolds Apr. 03, 2017 Live Performances
All photos by DAVIS BELL
José James has an incredible voice.
Throughout his career, the Minneapolis-born musician has used that incredible instrument in different ways.
On his early albums, he worked with producers like Moodyman and Flying Lotus. Then he signed to the legendary Blue Note records, becoming a modern day jazz man and successfully reinvented the genre for a younger audience.
Now, he has his sights set on a contemporary R&B sound.
On his latest record, the aptly named "Love in a Time of Madness", he adopts a more modern, sexier soul sound. He visited our studios to play a couple tracks from the record — the upbeat "Closer" and a couple ballads, including a song I'm absolutely obsessed with at the moment, "To Be With You".
I can't help it, I'm a romantic at heart.
It was written here in LA and one of the co-writers of the song , Talia, was here in studio for the session and José talked about being completely wowed the first time he heard it. He actually released it on Valentine's Day as a dedication to his fans.
He also did a couple incredible covers. He introduced his version of Bill Withers' "Grandma's Hands" (at the 17 min mark) by saying "he's one of the greats and inspires me to no end."
Bill is based in LA and doesn't make many public appearances. Apparently José let him know he was playing at KCRW and invited him. I was secretly hoping the elusive musician would walk in the door throughout the entire session!
José described Billie Holiday as one of the greatest singers of all time and the "the prototype for all modern R&B," before singing a spine-inducing rendition of her song "Strange Fruit".
The whole session is fantastic and you can listen below.
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War cemetery is a symbolic memorial raised as citation for the supreme sacrifices made by the officers and men during the world War- II. Children may collect information with regards to the sacrifice for the nation done by them .
The state museum treasures rare collection of articles of different tribes which speak about the history and tradition of the NAGAS. Relevant information may be collected regarding their way of life, culture, society etc.
The ancient Kachari capital "Dimapur" is one of the important sites of megalithic culture. In formation may be collected from these megalithic and ruins and temples, embankments, tanks etc. naturally resulting in appreciation of cultural and historical heritage of the area.
Distance: - 30 KM from K.V.
DZUKOU Valley is situated at an altitude of 2438.4 metres above sea level, overshadowed with a type of tough bamboo brush to make the place appear like a mown lawn. The serpentines stream become frozen during the winter. In summer hundreds of species of flowers in varied colours adorn the valley. A base camp for trekkers is being constructed on the way. A comparative study of flora and fauna of the area with that of the other areas can be a study of interest.
Distance:- 40 KM from K.V.
Interesting feature of DZULEKEI RIVER is that it flows through a deep and extremely narrow gorge making it look as if the river as gone underground at places. A study on interaction of the flora and fauna with the climatic factors will be an interesting study for the students.
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The HORNBILL festival held in the first week of December shows that with its stunning natural beauty and great cultural traditions, Nagaland can offer a rich fare to tourists. HORNBILL Festival is celebrated at Heritage village which is 7 K.M. from K.V.KOHIMA.


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Bacolod City, Philippines Friday, February 22, 2013
Negros transgender forum held
A forum for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or LGBT, was recently conducted by the Ladlad Negros group at the Sweet City Captel and Benjamin Hall in Bacolod City, on the theme "Negrense LGBTs: Educated. Motivated. Mobilized. Empowered", its press release said.
The activity aimed to strengthen the networks of LGBT groups in Negros, mobilize them to be involved in socio-political issues, and come up with action plans for the rights and welfare of the sector. Issues discussed included grave scandal, vagrancy and prostitution, anti-trafficking, indecent shows; laws relating to intimate relationships, particularly violence against women and children, sexual harassment, rape; and employment rights, hate crimes/gay killings, and how to push for local anti-discrimination ordinances, the press release said.
It was held in partnership with the Rainbow Rights Project and the Bacolod and Negros Gender Identity Society, or BANGIS, and attended by members of the Cross Breeds Plus Inc; Victorias and Bago LGBT groups, Bangga Sixty-Nine Bisexual Clan, LGBT Guild–Negros Oriental State University; Ladlad Dumaguete, International Sisterly Formation in Tanjay City, and the Dumaguete HIV/AIDS Peer Educators attended the forum, the press release added.*
nsan, Michelle Jean Villanueva, Renato Jaco, Arman Gudio and Marvin Hilay of John B. Lacson College Foundation, that the students visited.*
Koreans hold outreach in
Bago, La Castellana
Volunteers of the Da Ham Group of Goyang, South Korea, recently held a medical mission that benefited around 400 indigent residents of communities being served by Alter Trade Corporation in Negros Occidental, a press release from the company said.
The two-day mission, on the theme "Getting Together, Reaching Out, and Helping People," was held at the Dama Farm Workers Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries in La Castellana, and in Brgy. Iijan, Bago City, Negros Occidental.
The activity was in cooperation with Alter Trade Manufacturing Corporation, the Municipal Health Office of La Castellana, headed by Dr. Nenita Sol, and the Bago City Health Office under Dr. Felix Valenzuela, the press release also said.
The outreach was in line with the 25thanniversary celebration of the company in July, the press release added.*
Capitol to mark 27th EDSA
The 27th EDSA People Power Revolution will be commemorated by the provincial Capitol in Bacolod City, with flag-raising rites at the Provincial Park at 7:45 a.m. on February 25, to be attended by multi-sector representatives, a press release from the Capitol said.
The program will include EDSA-themed song numbers to be rendered by the Provincial Capitol Employees Choir, students of Ching Dance Studio will perform an interpretative dance number, and the Negros Occidental High School Brass Band will showcase a music entertainment.
Governor Alfredo Marañon Jr. will deliver a message, and will turn over insurance claims, worth P1.3 million, to beneficiaries of the Barangay Insurance Program for tanods, officials and employees, the press release also said.
The tripartite project of the province with the local government units and the barangays provides death benefits of P50,000 to P100,000, and P5,000 medical assistance to enrolees in the barangays. The program has extended more than P30 million in assistance to over 300 beneficiaries since it started in 2002, the press release added.*
Koreans hold outreach in Bago, La Castellana


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Home > News > February so far: Dry and not very warm...
February so far: Dry and not very warm
We are half way through February and it has been a pretty dry month so far.
In fact, according to NIWA, most parts of the country have been at or below average for precipitation. Areas that are the furthest below average include eastern Waikato, parts of Northland and Auckland and parts of the western South Island.
Areas that are the furthest above average include the Kapiti Coast, Wellington and Wairarapa as well as the central South Island.
As far as temperatures go, it has not been a particularly hot month. In fact, no part of the country saw temperatures that were more than a half degree above average with the exception of a small section of the deep south that includes a small part of Southland and central Otago.
But area was particularly cold either. The only region that was more than a half degree below average was Gisborne.
The rest of the country saw temperatures that were average, give or take a half degree.
Homepage image/ Malcom Gayfer
By Howard Joseph, Weatherwatch.co.nz