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Q: Creating a multipage at runtime crashes excel I'd like to create and Multipage object in Excels VBA at runtime.
This shouldn't be a problem, normally.
_First, the code:
Set objMPage = UI.frmOutput.Controls.Add( _
                    "Forms.Multipage.1", _
                    "mpgInteractions", _
                    False)

_What are those objects?
UI is a userform,
frmOutput is a Frame
_What goes wrong?
The code as stated above results in excel crushing for unknown reasons.
If, however, the Multipage is created just on the Userform, no error occurs. So, this code:
Set objMPage = UI.Controls.Add( _
                    "Forms.Multipage.1", _
                    "mpgInteractions", _
                    False)

works.
Sadly, I need the Multipage inside the Frame and hope someone can help me with this issue.

A: Like I mentioned it works for me.
This is the code that I tried.
Option Explicit

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
    Dim objMPage As MultiPage

    Set objMPage = frmOutput.Controls.Add( _
                    "Forms.Multipage.1", _
                    "mpgInteractions", _
                    True)

End Sub

and this is the output

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Q: How to place content below a position absolute item without affect div changes I have html div like
div A

div B

Div D
div c
Div E

i want structure like
div A           Div C

div B           div D
Div E

i did for
.c {
    top: 0;
    right: 220px;
    position: absolute;
}

now div c is in top,Next i want Div D
.d {
top: 566px;
position: absolute;
right: 291px;
}

i can adjust this but problem is that when i extend content from Div c it will overlap to div D?How can i move Div D under Div C?please help
Here is my code

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A: You Can use CSS Grid Instead:
Complete Grid Guide
First Define your Grid Template Areas:
grid-template-areas: "i1 i3" ". ." "i2 i4" "i5 .";
grid-template-rows: repeat(4,1fr);

grid-template-areas: Defines a grid template by referencing the names of the grid areas which are specified with the grid-area property
each "" refer to row.
For example: first row have two columns:
1- i1 takes 1 of 2  from the first row.
2- i2 takes 1 of 2 from the first row.
grid-template-rows: repeat(4,1fr): will make sure that all rows have same height (even empty ones).
To apply this area to div:
1- Define the div in html:

Div A

2- add to css:
.i1 { grid-area: i1}

and so on.
Working Demo:

.grid {
  display: grid;
  grid-template-areas: "i1 i3" ". ." "i2 i4" "i5 .";
  grid-template-rows: repeat(4, 1fr);
  grid-gap: 10px;
  margin: 25px;
}

.i1 {
  grid-area: i1
}

.i2 {
  grid-area: i2
}

.i3 {
  grid-area: i3
}

.i4 {
  grid-area: i4
}

.i5 {
  grid-area: i5
}

.item {
  min-height: 50px;
  display: flex;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
  border: 1px solid black;
}

Div A

Div B

Div C

Div D

Div E

A: You can use columns are rows to create that layout
Demo:

.column {
  float: left;
  width: 50%;
}

/* Clear floats after the columns */

.row:after {
  content: "";
  display: table;
  clear: both;
}

div a

div c

div b

div d

div e

A: You can use CSS Grids if you just want to adjust the content
[Updated]I was warned that you want a specific position so I made the changes that can solve the problem

main{max-width: 1170px; margin:0 auto; background:#f8f8f8; min-height:100vh;}

.grid-div div { border:1px solid #ccc;  background: #f0f0f0; min-height:150px; }

.grid-div {

  display:grid;
  grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr;
  grid-gap:20px;

}

.a{grid-column: 1; grid-row: 1; }
.b{grid-column: 1; grid-row: 2;  margin-top:60px; }
.c{grid-column: 2; grid-row: 1; }
.d{grid-column: 2; grid-row: 2;  margin-top:60px; }
.e{grid-column: 1; grid-row: 3; }
.f{grid-column: 2; grid-row: 3; }
<DOCTYPE html>

<title>Grid Test</title>

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if you want to check more options to use in grid see here https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_grid.asp


NordenBladet – Anxiety and stress are seemingly becoming more and more common. Luckily, there could be a simple way to help alleviate this without pumping your body full of prescription medications. That's not to say that prescription medications aren't sometimes useful, but they're very expensive and often have unwanted side effects.
Magnesium is known as the 'original chill pill'. It plays an important part in biochemical reactions throughout the human body, including those related to anxiety and stress. Dietary surveys of people in the United States consistently show that intakes of magnesium are lower than recommended amounts. Since the end of the Second World War, reported levels of anxiety have risen alarmingly. This corresponds with the low rates of magnesium. You may think that this is a coincidence, but scientists have found a demonstrable link between the two. It is even possible to cause lab animals to display anxiety by depriving them of magnesium.
In 1968, scientists named Wacker and Parisi reported that magnesium deficiency could cause depression, behavioral disturbances, headaches, muscle cramps, seizures, ataxia, psychosis, and irritability. They also found that these were all reversible with magnesium repletion.
Studies have shown that useing magnesium supplements can help alleviate some of the symptoms associated with anxiety and stress and can effectively lower rates of anxiety related symptoms.
The product Elisheva & Shoshana "Magnesium Chloride Bath Flakes Natural STRONG 47%" is a natural bathing supplement with a broad spectrum of muscle relaxation, spasm alleviating and nervous system calming effect. E&S magnesium chloride flakes are dermally promptly absorbed, it takes 5-15 seconds to enter the cells. About 95% of the applied magnesium enters the cells, the absorption through the skin is therefore preferred to oral intake in the form of capsules, powder or pill, also transdermal application of magnesium entails no gastric or intestinal burden!
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The healthy and beautiful hair begins with the healthy scalp. Elisheva & Shoshana "Magnesium Hair Energy Maximus+ scalp spray" is an ultra efficient scalp treatment product for individuals experiencing various scalp problems (dandruff, hair loss, psoriasis, dermatitis, seborrheic eczema, pruritus, fungal infection of the scalp and hair, etc). Magnesium Hair Energy Maximus+ scalp spray removes from the scalp the calcium salts that interfere with hair follicle and scalp oxygen metabolism. The spray is absorbed in the scalp immediately, it takes 5-15 second to enter the cells. Ten doses of spray amount to 100 mg (28% RDA).
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If taking a supplement isn't for you, why not try increasing the amount you get in your diet? In general, foods containing dietary fiber provide magnesium, but some foods, such as certain breakfast cereals, have magnesium and other nutrients specially added to them. Since many people have a magnesium deficiency, it's worth making a mental note of some magnesium-rich foods.
Some nuts, like almonds, cashews, and peanuts can give you up to 20% of the RDI (recommended daily intake) of magnesium in just 1 ounce of nuts in addition to being full of heart-friendly healthy fatty acids and a highly filling snack. One ounce of pumpkin seeds provides a whopping 37% of the RDI for magnesium.
Spinach is basically a superfood when it comes to almost every nutrient it contains, and for magnesium, it's no exception. With just half a cup providing you with a massive 20% of your RDI, it's a very easy way to include more magnesium in your diet.
One single medium banana contains up to 8% of your RDI for magnesium. Apples only contain around 2%, but grab one of each for a decent 10% chunk from an also extremely healthy snack.
Not all fish contain magnesium but 3 ounces of halibut or salmon contain up to 7% of your RDI. Chicken breasts and ground lean beef contain 6% and 5% respectively, per 3 ounces.
Have two shredded wheat with a cup of soy milk for breakfast and you've hit 30% of your recommended daily magnesium. This can be before the caffeine from your morning coffee has even hit you. At 15% of the RDI each, this breakfast is a fantastic start to the day. Add half a cup of raisins for a tasty treat and top it up to 36%.
Rice and other grains also contain a high level of magnesium. Unfortunately, some types of food processing, such as refining grains in ways that remove the nutrient-rich germ and bran, lower magnesium content substantially. You should always try to choose the less processed version. For example, half a cup of cooked white rice contains 3% of your RDI of magnesium, whereas the brown version contains almost 4 times that amount, coming in at 11% for the same quantity.


TTA Directors David Coupe and Rachael Scanlin-Davis are going back to school this week. Fortunately, this time they won't be sitting behind a desk and taking notes: on this occasion they will be going in to mentor Year 11 pupils and talk to them about life in the workplace.
So, what are David and Rachael going to be doing at West Craven High School in Barnoldswick, Lancashire? Well, they'll be speaking to Year 11 pupils about jobs and careers and discussing how important GCSE results and grades can be and how they can affect and influence choices when it comes to future careers.
Rachael and David have been asked to attend by teachers at the school so that they can not only give pupils an independent and objective view about careers and the workplace, but also share their wisdom and extensive knowledge of the logistics and training industries. Teachers also hope that the session will also give students a flavour of what the real world of work looks and feels like.
David and Rachael will both lead a small and informal question and answer session with the students. In the sessions they will talk about the lasting importance of qualifications and how pupils' final GCSE results can impact future work prospects and the choice of careers that pupils eventually follow.
Teachers also hope that with their knowledge of the logistics industry David and Rachael will be able to give students both a professional and personal insight into the sector and explain how they came to work in the training industry, what sort of qualifications and experience they needed to pursue their chosen careers and what a 'typical' day is like training students for future careers in the logistics sector.
Rachael and David are delighted to have been asked to visit West Craven High School and they're hoping that they will be able to help students and offer some guidance about what to expect when they leave school and start training for work.


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When you're parenting after a Virginia divorce, you may decide to facilitate your child's emotional healing on your own, by providing him or her with a comforting routine, verbal reassurance, and opportunities to express feelings.
How are you coping? Parenting after Virginia divorce can be stressful, and there's no shame in having a normal human reaction to the grief and upheaval divorce can bring. You may not feel able to fully address your child's pain while you're still reeling from your own.
How is your child relating to you? Sometimes, kids direct their anger about the divorce toward their parent. Or, they may feel the need to hide their pain from you in order to not worry you. Both these scenarios can cause them to pull away and avoid communication. They might be more willing to open up to a neutral party like a professional counselor.
Should your child show any signs of serious emotional distress, such as persistent stress-related health complaints, school difficulties, lethargy, or self-harm, you should pursue professional counseling as soon as possible. Your child's pediatrician can refer you to a qualified counselor in your area.
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What happens when you take tradition on a roller coaster ride with fun and flexibility?
Tom has been charming the masses for the last two decades on the streets of America and Europe since the early 1980's. Informally, people in a majority of the U.S. and in 11 foreign countries have offered coins of appreciation for his music as he honed his skills on tours through the South, the West and in Canada and Europe.
Tom continued to explore his musical tapestries in the 90's in clubs and coffeehouses opening for Mike Cross, Robin and Linda Williams, Roy Bookbinder, and John McCutcheon.
Influencing this Virginia native's music is his love for Southern strings and instruments. Having visited many popular venues: The Point (Bryn Mawr), Acoustic Brew House (State College), and the Minstrel Coffee House (Morristown, NJ). Philly's WXPN has interviewed Tom as a solo for his CD, "Streams of Consciousness,"both on "Kid's Corner" and Gene Shay's Folk Show. The band has also been interview recently on both shows. Jon has excited audiences at the Mann Music Center of the Performing Arts opening for Trout Fishing in America, enthused the listening audience of WXPN's "Kid's Corner", and electrified the crowd at the Philadelphia Folk Festival.
He has also performed in an East Coast tour with Theater Caravan, and toured Spain as an accompanying guitarist with a flamenco group. This Philly native picked up the guitar naturally and jokes that given his musical background, it could as easily have been a sousaphone, had one been handy. Back home, he's been busy as creator and producer of the Lower Merion Summer Hummer Concert Series, among other projects, lending to each the energy and talent that his "Crazy Zayde" CD showcases.
A versatile musician and singer / songwriter, Jon's quick fingers and rich voice add extra dimension to the and harmony, rhythm and soul of Jive Five Minus Two. Arty is a graduate of Julliard's School of Music and has played the violin with professionals since he was a child, winning competitions to perform as a soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra at age 9 and again at age 12.
His strings still "zing" with marvelous energy - just ask the many notables he's played with, like Joni Mitchell, Vic Damone, Smokey Robinson, Natalie Cole, Rod Stewart, The Moody Blues, Roger Daltrey, Wayne Newton, Tony Bennett, Plant and Page, Meatloaf, and The Electric Light Orchestra.
Firmly in command of his mighty swingin' strings, Arty can coax a multitude of sounds from his instrument, to the benefit of his many followers. Having Hired out his talent on stages large and small, Arty has found a home in Jive Five Minus Two, where he brings a repertoire that ranges from classical to today's newest release. His virtuosity and skill enhances the swinging sound of this standout trio.


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Remy Ma's Lawyer: "She Did Shoot Friend"
Published: Monday 24th Mar 2008 by Sam
Remy Ma's attorney admitted in the closing arguments of rapper's case today that the former Terror Squad star did, in fact, shoot her friend during disagreement in July last year. Check out the report via MTV.com:
Lawyer Ivan Fisher called the shooting, which left Makeda Barnes-Joseph hospitalized, an accident. Fisher claimed Remy Ma (real name: Reminisce Smith) and Barnes-Joseph struggled over the latter's bag when the two argued over missing money after leaving a birthday celebration for a mutual acquaintance. The former Terror Squad star accused Barnes-Joseph of pocketing upward of $3,000 in cash.
Fisher told the jury the women's hands hit the rearview mirror of Barnes-Joseph's car during the tussle and the gun then went off, according to AP.
"There is no other explanation for why Remy Smith would have chosen that unique moment in time to shoot her," Fisher said.
The surprising admission was a far cry from Fisher's opening remarks when he attempted to characterize Barnes-Joseph as a celebrity groupie who was misrepresenting the nature of the events in order to win money from the "Lean Back" rapper. In December, Barnes-Joseph filed a multimillion-dollar civil lawsuit against Remy Ma.
In July, Remy vehemently denied shooting Barnes-Joseph. When reporters gathered around the rapper's New Jersey home, she maintained her innocence.
"I didn't shoot my friend!" she yelled.
Jury deliberation in the case begins Tuesday. If convicted, Remy Ma could face up to 25 years in prison.
Looks like it's a done deal for Remy. I really cannot see a jury believing her paper-thin alibi, I mean come on now. Then again, with celebs increasingly getting preferential treatment by what's supposed to be a justice system, anything could happen.
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It's a wrap…No way is Remy getting off, I would bet money on this.
serve her ass right with her stupid ass, what f***** who's paid would do some silly s*** like that, dumb ass!
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Are you looking for a wheel to suit your Fiat Ducato Motorhome?
It is very common for motor home owners to fit alloy wheels to their vehicles, but which ones to go for? Are they safe? How do I know that they will fit? I will aim to answer these questions and more within this blog post.
Campers which are based on a Ducato chassis will be one of two variations; either a standard Ducato or a Ducato Maxi. Just to complicate things, if the vehicle is a Maxi it may not say this on the van – not very helpful I know! If you are looking to buy alloys for your van, then you will need to determine which type you have. The easiest way to do this is to check your current tyre size, this will read something like 215/70R15. The 15 in this size refers to your wheel size, so in this example the van would be running on 15″ wheels. If you vehicle is on 15″ wheels then it will be a standard Ducato, if it's on 16″ (and hasn't been changed onto this size) then it will be a Maxi. If your van has 6 wheels then this is also an indication that the vehicle is a Maxi.
The distinction is important as Fiat have different spacing's between the stud holes on the 2 types. This spacing can be referred to as stud pattern or PCD, if you start looking into wheel specs then you may see these terms. Just for the record the stud pattern for a standard Ducato has a pcd of 5×118, whereas the Maxi is 5×130. Also the width of the hub where the wheel sits varies (Ducato 71.1mm, Maxi 78.1mm) therefore wheels are definitely not interchangeable between variants.
I'll start with talking about the standard Ducato, we sell many motorhome wheels for these vehicles, as vans do not always come with alloys as standard and original Fiat wheels are rather expensive. Owners therefore start looking at after-market wheel choices, but which to go for?
With a heavy vehicle such as a camper I feel that you should really focus on quality, strength and safety! You need something that is commercially rated to carry the weight, most stockists should be able to provide the wheels load rating, if you multiply this value by 4 then you need the figure to be more than your vehicles fully loaded weight.
How do you know what the quality is like when buying online? Check where the wheels are produced, there are various products shipped in from China and the Far East which are of dubious quality. There are a handful of European manufacturers which are a much safer bet. Most of mainland Europe uses a system of TUV approval, which is like a testing centre for aftermarket automotive parts. If a wheel is TUV approved then it has been tested to ensure that it is suitable for the vehicle stated, they carry out a bunch of tests to verify the load rating also. Unfortunately we do not have such an approval system in place in the UK but many insurance companies are familiar with TUV certification. Therefore if you choose to inform your insurance company that you have fitted alloys then the fact that your chosen wheel is TUV approved should mean that they have no issues with such a modification.
Finally look for guarantee length, as standard wheel manufacturers only offer a 1-year guarantee on the paint finish of their wheels. Some European companies offer a longer length warranty which is certainly an indication of the paint quality.
Here at Tyremen we import our motorhome wheels from German manufacturer, Alutec. They produce an alloy wheel called the Energy-T which is TUV approved for use on Ducato, it comes with a 5 year guarantee which is the longest offered by any wheel company. There are a few other companies that make good quality motorhome wheels such as AEZ (another German manufacturer) or Team Dynamics (UK made great quality).
"All Tyremen's wheels are TUV approved for use on Ducato and come with a 5 year guarantee via Alutec"
Most vehicle owners opt to stick to a 15″ wheels which is very sensible. It means that the original tyres can be swapped onto them if they are in good condition and is the most cost effective solution. The only real advantage of going for something bigger is that you get a slightly more impressive appearance, but the ride will be firmed up as you need to use a lower profile tyre to compensate for the increase in wheel size. If you didn't compensate in this way then the vehicle speedo will become inaccurate and you may get issues with the tyre catching on the bodywork.
Offset (refers to wheel positioning/how close to bodywork it sits) – this needs to have a value of around 50. You may find this figure stamped on your current wheel, don't worry if it doesn't match exactly as the vehicle has a certain amount of tolerance.
Let start with the 5x130 found on the Fiat Ducato Maxi version of Motorhome.
The centre bore diameter will measure 78.1mm across.
The bolts used are a 16x1.5 meaning the bottom of the bolt measures 16mm across.
Now the 5x118, found on the smaller Fiat Ducato Motorhomes just follow the same as the 5x130.
The centre bore diameter will measure 71.1mm across.
The bolts used are a 14x1.5 meaning the bottom of the bolt measures 14mm across.
There seems to be a belief that swapping onto alloy wheels will offer a dramatic weight saving, freeing up some load capacity for a few more cases of French plonk! Unfortunately this is not really the case (not another wine reference), campervan alloys are of a similar weight to a steel wheel, due to the amount of aluminium required to get to such a load capacity.
In terms of getting these fitted, most aftermarket motorhome wheels will be supplied with new bolts (you may need to buy a new wheel brace as the bolt head size may have to be reduced). When being fitted to a camper then you should be using high pressure valves, either add these onto your purchase of make sure your fitter has them available. Locking wheel bolts are also a consideration and are supplied by all good wheel suppliers.
I think that covers it? Happy shopping & happy camping!


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Q: Smooth background animation Is there a way to make this smoother? Or if anyone knows how to do this better I am all ears.
Here is what I have
html {
    background: url(Images/landscape.jpeg)repeat-y;
    background-size: 150%;
    background-position: bottom;
    -webkit-animation: backgroundScroll 190s linear infinite;
    animation: backgroundScroll 190s linear infinite;
}

@-webkit-keyframes backgroundScroll {
    from {
        background-position: 0 0;
    }
    to {
        background-position: -400px 0;
    }
}

@keyframes backgroundScroll {
    from {
        background-position: 0 0;
    }
    to {
        background-position: -400px 0;
    }
}

A: You might get better results setting the background image on an element and then moving the entire element with transform: translate:
@keyframes doScroll {
  from {
    transform: translateX(0);
  }
  to {
    transform: translateX(-400);
  }
}

Check out this older, but still relevant article.

A: I got it! I just needed to play with the interval speed. I slowed it down to around 85s and its a lot smoother. I was dragging it out to long.

A: You can do it like this:

html {

    background: url(http://static.adzerk.net/Advertisers/c878296c4c7f43b8bbb285acb73c0e6c.png)repeat-y;
    background-size: 150%;
 background-position: 0px 0px;
 animation: animatedBackground 15s linear infinite;
 -moz-animation: animatedBackground 15s linear infinite;
 -webkit-animation: animatedBackground 15s linear infinite;
 -ms-animation: animatedBackground 15s linear infinite;
 -o-animation: animatedBackground 15s linear infinite;
}
@keyframes animatedBackground {
 0% { background-position: 0 0; }
 100% { background-position: -400px 0; }
}
@-moz-keyframes animatedBackground {
 0% { background-position: 0 0; }
 100% { background-position: -400px 0; }
}
@-webkit-keyframes animatedBackground {
 0% { background-position: 0 0; }
 100% { background-position: -400px 0; }
}
@-ms-keyframes animatedBackground {
 0% { background-position: 0 0; }
 100% { background-position: -400px 0; }
}
@-o-keyframes animatedBackground {
 0% { background-position: 0 0; }
 100% { background-position: -400px 0; }
}


Just saw on Twitter that there was a new official Eclipse poster released, so I thought I would post it for you all, in case you hadn't seen it yet. I think it's pretty damn cool. I am SO excited for this movie, but since the reason that I'm SO excited for this movie isn't in the poster, I'm posting a picture of our man as well. As always, click on the pics to enlarge. Enjoy!
So pleased Jacksper is looking better in this than NM too.


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Concussion inquest into rugby league player Grant Cook's death concludes in New South Wales
A coroner has really helpful sturdy head damage coaching for all gamers, dad and mom and workers, following an inquest into the 2016 loss of life of a rugby league participant in NSW.
His father Geoff is now calling on the federal government to introduce new legal guidelines to protect athletes who've sustained a concussion.
Grant Cook dinner died after being tackled whereas taking part in rugby league in 2016. (9News)
"I like the sport, however I believe they will shield the sport they usually can shield the participant," Geoff Cook dinner advised 9News.
Grant, a father of two, was taking part in for the Murwillumbah Mustangs in northern NSW when he was tackled, and later collapsed.
Each the native league and NSW Ambulance had questions raised about their response.
"On that exact day a number of issues went flawed," Geoff mentioned.
In the present day, the coroner really helpful a "coaching program" for the gamers, dad and mom and workers of the NSW Rugby League, emphasising the dangers of second influence syndrome.
An inquest into Grant's loss of life has now concluded. (9News)
The coroner additionally referred to as for the coaching of all NSW Ambulance workers, utilizing Grant's loss of life as a case research.
Geoff, in the meantime, desires a brand new regulation for all ranges of the sport – requiring athletes to be taken off the sector till they're cleared by a health care provider.
"I believed the coroner may have gone slightly bit additional immediately and really helpful there be laws in sport, in Australia," Geoff mentioned.
Every week after Grant's loss of life, the Mustangs went on to turn into native premiers, dedicating their win to his reminiscence.
The coroner mentioned the resolve and resilience proven by the workforce mirrored simply how extremely Grant was regarded.


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Whatever Happens, Daenerys Always Pulls At The Heartstrings On 'Game Of Thrones'
I do not often agree with Daenerys "Stormborn" Targaryen. She makes rash choices and seethes with a venom that is not often becoming of a ruler. That said, she is one of the "Game of Thrones" characters, I always feel for. In a single glance, Emilia Clarke's dynamic performance often gives way to the pathos lying beneath Daenerys' stormy exterior.
Clarke has long-been "Game of Thrones'" not-so-secret weapon. She finds the edges in an often blunt character. Throughout her eight seasons crafting her characterization, Emilia Clarke has carved out the emotional caverns that make Daenerys an iconic figure. In Clarke's poised hands, Daenerys is more than an aspiring queen. She is a person.
Daenerys can be calm and cutthroat, vibrant and emotional. For all of her bluster, she is in many ways a young woman desperate to realize a dream. Daenerys thinks she is righting a wrong done to her family. Even though, her father was a mad man, who could only be stopped by the measures Jaime Lannister (rightfully) took.
Daenerys says that she wants to bring an end to tyrants and yet, her father was one of the worst ones to ever rule Westeros. It is that push and pull, that makes her so complicated.
She is a wannabe queen and an avenging daughter of a father not worthy of any revenging. Daenerys is Arya with loads of personal ambition, a misguided grudge, and a miraculous happening to her name.
Her family is not on the throne for a reason. One that is so horrific that if Daenerys bothered to dig beneath the surface of her spite, she could see the other side to what was done. If she were a Stark, she would understand why House Targaryen does not belong on the Iron Throne.
Mild spoilers for "Game of Thrones" Season 8, Episode 4 are discussed below. Specifically, nothing from the last 35 minutes is revealed.
As Daenerys celebrated with humanity in what was for her, still a strange place in Episode 4 ("The Last of the Starks"), Emilia Clarke found that aching balance. Daenerys was in a room filled with those who knew her identity and yet, she was all alone. Caught up in no one's conversation.
Clarke let Daenerys' hurt echo throughout her face without a word. She was like a little girl at her own birthday party, who no one was paying attention too. It cut her, and it showed.
It is that ongoing sense of alienation that I think drives Daenerys to sit on the Iron Throne. Following this logic, her motive is to replace celebrity-style adoration for genuine love.
If she believes that is the solution to her emotional solitude, I think she is sadly mistaken. It would be applying a band-aid to a knife wound. Daenerys' emotional scars run deep. They are what make her strive to be as powerful as she is and in turn, just as vulnerable.
While I do not want her to be the victor of the Iron Throne, it tugged at my heartstrings to see her so lonely. She often moves me in a way few of the other characters manage.
Among the most heartbreaking things to see on "Game of Thrones" is a sad Daenerys. No matter how frustrating she can be on paper, it is in moments such as those that you grieve for her most.
Daenerys is not a bad person. Or at least, she does not intend to be one. A lot of the time she does the right thing for the wrong reason and vice versa. She is not trying to be a villain in the story, but she has personality flaws that make her potential to become one – high.
As many people fear her as they care for her. She rules with an iron fist, and while that seems a fitting accessory for the throne, it can be a bad look when worn long-term.
I hope that Daenerys can survive the finale. I had hoped that she would get out of her own way. That she would realize, Jon is the better person to rule. He will not suffer tyrants, but he would never become one to stop them.
If she cares about people as much as she says, that truth would be evident to her, and she would support Jon's claim. Daenerys' ego is keeping her from seeing it. Jon is not just the true heir.
He is the right person to rule. Not solely because of his birthright, rather because of who he is as a leader. A role that he can do without having to scare people into submission to think of him as one.
Daenerys' desperate plea for Jon to not share his secret identity with his sisters did not get heeded. What that will mean for her and Jon's relationship remains to be seen.
You can bet her reaction to learning that his true identity is out in the universe will be heartbreaking. If she learns that minds are already contemplating her overthrow it could be horrifying.
New episodes in the final season of "Game of Thrones" air Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO.
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The short hours of daylight at this time of year mean many shooters begin to think about night vision equipment as an alternative to the commonplace lamping kit to achieve success in their forays for vermin.
The problem is there is so much night vision equipment of all light intensity grades to choose from.
Furthermore, some come at astonishing prices but from dubious sources, making the market a minefield for the uninitiated.
Thomas Jacks Ltd is the UK?s sole agent for Pulsar, which offers a three-year guarantee and has a hugely diverse range of night vision equipment for all levels of shooters.
With night vision equipment you get what you pay for in terms of effectiveness, but the Pulsar Sentinel only costs as much as a top-end German or Austrian rifle scope.
The Sentinel 76115T is a Generation 2+ model with an intensifier tube to further enhance the image quality and light gain.
The test model had a Russian Gen 2+ tube and costs £1,900.
It can be upgraded with optional extras such as infrared (IR) illuminators and lens doublers.
Made in Belarus, the Sentinel has a 50mm objective lens and a 3x magnification. The magnification was increased by a doubler lens (actually 1.75x), making it 5.25x, which is good given that rabbits are small targets at 50 yards.
The overall length is 288mm/9in and the width is 90mm/3.5in. The outside objective lens is more than 2.4in in diameter and the eyepiece is 2in wide, with a soft rubber concertina eyecup to stop extraneous light entering the sight.
To the right side of the body is the external IR illuminator, which has a variable spot or flood beam function that helps to boost the image brightness.
Beneath this is the battery housing, which holds two standard AA batteries vertically so that the recoil does not dislodge the connection.
Behind this is the main control toggle with three position settings. The switch is off in the forward position, on in the middle position and activates the IR illuminator when switched to the back.
The reticule can be adjusted for brightness and can be changed from red to green with a push button. This is handy when you want a well-defined yet not overbearing aiming mark.
At the rear of the body are the windage and elevation adjustment turrets. These proved interesting in the tests.
Normally if a bullet strikes too far to the left, then you adjust the windage turrets to the right, but with the Pulsar it is the other way round.
With night vision equipment, because the image is so intensified, field of view and depth of field are crucial. If your range varies a great deal, to keep the image focused you need to adjust the side-mounted knob constantly.
The only problem is that it is positioned on the right side and when you are shooting at night it is easier to hold the rifle in the right hand and adjust it with the left.
All these switches mean you can feel a bit overloaded with adjustments, but there is a device that can switch the unit on or turn on the IR with a simple push button.
There is also a button that causes the IR to light up immediately, but it must be held down to operate it. This is useful when scanning for quarry.
The sight can be fitted to the rifle with the common Weaver rail system, but the cross-slot recoil bar is wider than normal, so it is worth checking that it fits. You can use an 11mm dovetail rail, but this puts the sight too far off the bore axis.
It may look a little bulky, but at 120g/35oz the Pulsar is surprisingly light due partly to the titanium and plastic body. You can zero your rifle in with the end cover still attached, but check the zero is still the same when the front cover is removed in darker light.
The click adjustments are positive but quite large and one click equates to 20mm at 100m or 3/4in at 100 yards. The reticule is small but has a series of vertical stadia lines for hold-over on trajectory, and horizontal v-marks that help with wind adjustment and act as a crude rangefinder.
I fitted the Sentinel to a Sako custom .22LR and also to an RPA .20 Satan calibre fox rifle to gauge the scope?s true performance.
All passive starlight devices such as the Pulsar rely on residual light from stars or the moon. You can focus from five yards ? which is very handy ? to infinity.
With the Gen 2+ tube and no IR illumination you can spot rabbits at 100 yards but only really shoot accurately to 80 yards. Rabbits and foxes appear black in the green eyepiece.
When the IR illuminator is switched on the image is brightened at the expense of contrast, but the eyes reflect the IR beam, making spotting a rabbit in a furrow or hedgeline much easier.
Thomas Jacks supplies a laser illuminator from Germany named the Laserluchs, which attaches to the spare Weaver rail. It is an eye-safe laser with superb range, clarity and spotor flood-beam capacity.
With this device switched on, the observation range doubled and the fox?s eyes reflected past the 200 yards mark.
It was very impressive, but it will set you back an additional £500.
I shot 14 rabbits on the first outing and three rats in the grain store with .22 CB Long cartridges.
This was great sport, but I did need the IR illuminator on constantly due to the lack of residual light in the barn.
I blow hot and cold with night vision equipment, relying on a lamp for most of my night-time forays, but when you have a reliable distributor such as Thomas Jacks, backed by a three-year guarantee from Pulsar, and have a choice of night sights to suit all pockets, owning such a device becomes very appealing.
With a night sight you are invisible ? there are no light beams coursing the countryside to worry the anxious public and your quarry is far less spooked.
The range depends on the generation of tube use, but you can make up for any deficit by keeping downwind and stalking closer to your quarry unseen.
For the price of a high-end conventional scope, this Pulsar Sentinel Generation 2+ offers good clarity, contrast and accuracy for rabbits at 80 yards and foxes out to a maximum of 150 yards in perfect conditions.


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In-depth Antarctica & Patagonia - Northbound
Join us on this in depth expedition cruise exploring Antarctica, Patagonia and the Chilean Fjords. Witness the stunning nature beauty of Patagonia and magical Antarctica over 23 days, and in one exciting voyage.
Your cruise will see you spending eight days in Antarctica in the late summer season. That is 8 full days to really experience the wonders of the white continent, time for beautiful sunsets tinting the icescapes in wonderful colours. Time to land and walk ashore, time to watch the amazing wildlife including adolescent penguin chicks finishing moulting into their adult plumage. Time for zodiac cruising to view glaciers, and it is also the best season for whale-watching when larger numbers and different species come to feed on krill. Your experienced expedition team will be your guides on landings, ice-cruising and optional activities, bringing you closer to Antarctica's scenery and wildlife in this true wilderness.
Then after heading north across the Drake Passage, we arrive and attempt to land at the infamous Cape Horn! Then cruise the stunning waterways and canals of the Chilean fjords. We call in at Puerto Natales, gateway to Torres del Paine National Park, tiny villages like Puerto Eden, home to the last members of the Kaweskar people, and Castro, known for its colourful houses built on stilts over the water. After experiencing fabled Patagonia we return to the colourful port city of Valparaíso where our exploration ends.
Discover Patagonia, the Chilean Fjords and Antarctica in one exciting voyage. Come up and close to penguins, and other wildlife, its a great time for amazing sunsets and whales!
Explore remote and beautiful villages and towns in Patagonia like Castro and Puerto Eden - Its population of 250 includes the last remaining members of the Kawéskar people.
"Not only will you witness amazing wildlife, like penguin colony visits, the Citizen Science programme will allow you to assist with live scientific research!, Tara, Team Viva
Arrive Santiago
Welcome to Santiago, the vibrant capital of Chile. Even with just one night here, you'll find this city has a lot to offer besides mouth-watering merlot wine. Plazas show off lovely colonial architecture and the distinct neighbourhoods house art galleries and award-winning restaurants. A wide range of cultural venues and museums entertain and enchant while glaciers beckon at the city border. You'll be spoilt for choice.
A panoramic 360-degree view of Santiago is one of the easiest things to recommend. At nearly 304 metres, Sky Costanera offers stunning views of the city as well as the surrounding Andes and Chilean Coastal Range. The scenery is especially spectacular at sunset. Or there's La Chascona to visit too, one of three homes famous Chilean poet Pablo Neruda had in the city. You can also stroll around the 200 stalls of bustling La Vega market and try some local chirimoya fruit.
If you really want to get to know this place, you need to come a few days early. That will also give you the opportunity to add an optional programme to the amazing Atacama Desert or Chilean Patagonia.
Santiago Punta Arenas
See Santiago from the air in early morning light when your plane leaves for Punta Arenas, Chile's southernmost port. Your polar vessel MS Fram and its crew await you here, ready to take you further south than most people ever go.
After embarking the ship and checking-in, there will be a mandatory health and safety session for everyone. Later on, you will meet some of the crew, and of course, the Expedition Team. They will be your guides, hosts and travel companions for the next three weeks. There'll be further opportunity to get to know each of them better during the welcome dinner.
The Drake Passage
The Drake Passage is more than just the transition between Cape Horn and Antarctica. It is an ocean of emotion and anticipation. The Passage is named after the English sea captain and privateer Sir Francis Drake who discovered it by chance in 1578 when his ship was taken south by heavy winds, proving that there was open water below the southern tip of Chile.
The passage is famous for its high winds, large waves and strong currents, making it hard for the old sailing ships to sail here. But even though the water in the Drake Passage is usually rough, it can also be incredibly still. This unpredictable dual persona has resulted in the passage being nicknamed 'The Drake Shake' or 'The Drake Lake'. Either way, our modern MS Fram was built for these conditions and worse, so you don't have to worry about a thing.
As we make our way south, the Expedition Team starts their lecture series to give you information about Antarctica's wildlife, geology and history. You will learn why it's important to wear our special boots when ashore and why we always vacuum our clothes and backpacks before every off-ship activity. Doing so will make your visit as safe and sustainable as possible, according to IAATO guidelines. You'll also have the option of joining Citizen Science programmes to help collect data for current scientific research. Exploring Antarctica equipped with this new knowledge will make your adventure so much more interesting.
MS Fram is an explorer's dream with cutting-edge technology that makes it a match for any scenario the polar ocean can throw at it. That being said, you'll also find it to be very comfortable and cosy. Head out onto the wide observation deck for some fresh air, maybe accompanied by birds following the ship. If you would rather enjoy the view of the horizon inside, the restaurants and the Explorer Lounge & Bar are the perfect places to do just that.
About 90% of all the ice in the world is here, in an area twice the size of Australia, and home to about 12 million penguins across seven species. But even these impressive statistics don't do Antarctica justice. Numbers can't capture the magnitude and magnificence of its landscapes and words fail to fully describe the sensations and emotions of seeing a colony of several thousand penguins in person. It is a special place that really does need to be experienced.
It will be late summer in Antarctica when we get here, which means fantastic sunsets and penguin chicks starting to moult into adult plumage. This is also the best time for whale watching. Imagine standing on the ship when whales breach close by, splashing saltwater high up in the air. Now imagine sitting in a kayak in an optional activity when exactly the same thing happens. Talk about your close encounters! Antarctica has the ability to make you feel tiny and great at the same time. Snow algae will also be in bloom, brushing the normally pure-white landscapes with bright pink and green hues. A wide variety of seabirds, like geese, skuas, shearwaters and possibly even albatrosses, can be seen in the skies above and on the shores below.
Our expert Expedition Team will take you ice-cruising and out for landings to get you closer to this incredible world of ice and its wildlife. We'll spend eight days exploring Antarctica with no fixed itinerary, attempting landings at several possible sites. Having sailed these waters for so many years, we know exactly what to do and where to go. You can trust us to take you to the best places at the best time to be there. Working with or around the weather and sea ice to make the most of each day is the expedition factor. It's what makes this an authentic adventure.
Attempting Cape Horn
After eight unforgettable days in Antarctica, MS Fram takes you safely back across the Drake Passage. The Expedition Team will now recap experiences of the frozen continent, and you can join them in the Science Center to study water samples of wildlife at a microscopic level.
We will spend approximately two days crossing the Drake Passage, giving you plenty of time to relax and go through the mental and digital pictures that you've taken. If you're feeling invigorated after the activities and landings from last week, you can work off any excess energy in the gym. Doing so will also help you work up an appetite, even more than usual, for all the delicious dishes in the restaurant. Of course, we won't hold it against you if all you'd like to do is sit in the sauna.
When we have put the Drake Passage behind us, we arrive at Cape Horn. The tumultuous waters here are as notorious as the Drake Passage, maybe even more. Should the winds and waves relent for long enough, we will make an attempt to go ashore. It will be an accomplishment of skill and of luck if we manage to, and something to rightly boast about for years to come.
Fjords of Chile
This wild and remote wonderland was once the domain of the canoe-faring indigenous people who lived, sailed and hunted in these very fjords for centuries. Admire the serenity of this maze of waterways, surrounded by islands, glaciers and steep mountains.
If we have time on the day, and the weather is in our favour, we might launch small explorer boats to take you on a scenic cruise of the fjords or to a possible landing site. Still, the fjords can also be enjoyed out on deck while looking for wildlife like Magellanic penguins and maybe even elephant seals along the coastline. Dolphins and – if lucky – several species of whales can sometimes be spotted in the waters too.
Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine
Located at the opening of Última Esperanza Sound, the city of Puerto Natales was founded in 1911 as a port for the sheep industry. Today, it is seen by most as an entry point to Torres del Paine National Park, famous for an impressive three-pronged mountain peak which can appear a shade of blue when the light is right. As such, 'Paine' (pronounced pie-nay) means 'blue' in the native Tehuelche language while 'Torres' is Spanish for 'towers'.
We offer a popular optional excursion to this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, which usually gets booked up fast. You can also spend time enjoying the chilled-out vibe of Puerto Natales itself. Over at the waterfront, views across the fjord towards the mountains make for great photos, especially with various monuments and sculptures in the foreground. The old pier, bereft of the wooden boards and now just a series of posts in the water, is particularly popular and features on many postcard shots representing Puerto Natales. A growing range of bars, cafés and restaurants cater to the international hiking crowd, giving you plenty of options to wine and dine ashore.
Puerto Edén
At the end of a deep fjord surrounded by mountains, we arrive at the village of Puerto Edén in Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. With no roads to speak of and only accessible by sea, a village doesn't get much more isolated than this. To get around, you must walk on the pedestrian boardwalks that connect the houses and shops of the 250 people living here. Your umbrella or raincoat will likely also be put to good use seeing as Puerto Edén has one of the highest rates of rain in the world.
The 15 remaining full-blooded members of the indigenous Kawéskar people settled in Puerto Edén late into the 20th century. They make a living fishing and weaving wicker baskets that they sell to passing passenger ships. The once-nomadic seafaring tribe used to travel in canoes that were 8 to 9 meters long, capable of transporting an entire family and their dog!
The waters of Patagonia
Your expedition cruise continues north through the fabled waters of Patagonia. It is thought that when Magellan sailed here in 1520 on his circumnavigation of the earth, he and his crew somehow imagined the natives to be giants of up to 5 metres in height. He therefore named them 'Patagons' after a related literary character in a Spanish novel popular at the time. While the natives were slightly taller than most Europeans then, they were far from giants. The name, however, stuck and thus was the region introduced to the world as Patagonia. Today, it is famed more for the beautiful Andean seascape rather than the alleged giants, even though you might actually spot another species of giant swimming and breaching in the water. There are still interesting lectures to attend and engaging Citizen Science projects to continue in the Science Center.
Chiloé Island
Castro is the capital of Chiloé Island and seems to have something for everyone. One of the first things you'll notice are the characteristic and colourful wooden palafitos houses mounted on stilts along the water's edge. There are also a number of arts and crafts stores here which make it a good place for souvenir shopping. For more bargains and a glimpse into the day-to-day life here, Feria Campesina Yumbel is a busy market selling all sorts of household goods and groceries.
Another highlight is the UNESCO World Heritage Site Iglesia San Francisco, a church that was built in 1567 when the city was first founded. If you are interested in art, the Museum of Modern Art of Chiloé is well worth a visit. There are a lot of great local snacks to try here too, so a light breakfast on the ship is a good idea, leaving room for churros and empanadas with sweet and savoury fillings.
Coast of Chile
Your expedition cruise is coming to an end, but it is not over yet. We recommend making the most of your remaining time on MS Fram, whether you prefer scouting for more birds and wildlife out on deck, talking to your new friends or enjoying your favourite drink in the Explorer Lounge & Bar. The Expedition Team will recap the highlights of your cruise and keep you active in lectures and science projects.
Valparaiso, Chile
When we dock at Valparaíso, your expedition cruise will come to an end. If you have the time, we recommend spending a few extra days to explore this eccentric city. The city's many funiculars have been declared one of the world's 100 most endangered historical treasures, bringing you up to colourful hill-top neighbourhoods for panoramas over the Pacific. If you want more adventure before going home, we recommend a Post-Programme to Easter Island, famous for its mysterious statues of giant heads and a UNESCO Heritage Site.
Whether you stay on or head home, saying goodbye to the ship, the Captain, crew, Expedition Team and fellow explorers will likely be tinged with sadness. The three weeks you will have spent together exploring the fabled continent of Antarctica, then up through Patagonia and its fabulous fjords, won't be easily forgotten.
We hope you'll remember your voyage with us as one of your all-time greatest expeditions. May it provide many fond memories and inspire you to continue to view the natural world with wonder and respect, and to do whatever we can to protect it.
Included Copy 20 Cabin onboard the MS Fram
Included Copy 20 1 night pre-cruise hotel accommodation in Santiago
Included Copy 20 Coffee and tea included throughout the day
Included Copy 20 Breakfast, lunch and dinner including beverages (house beer and wine, sodas, and mineral water)
Included Copy 31 À la carte restaurant Lindstrøm included for suite guests
Included Copy 20 Complimentary reusable water bottle to use at water refill stations on board
Included Copy 20 Transfer from the hotel in Santiago de Chile to Santiago airport pre cruise
Included Copy 20 Flight in economy class between Santiago de Chile and Punta Arenas
Included Copy 20 Transfers in Punta Arenas including an orientation tour & lunchbox
Included Copy 20 Complimentary wind and water-resistant expedition jacket
Included Copy 20 English-speaking Expedition Team who organise and accompany activities on board and ashore
Included Copy 20 Range of included excursions
Included Copy 20 Loan of boots, trekking poles, and equipment needed for optional and included activities
Included Copy 20 Free Wi-fi on board for all guests. Limited connection due to remote location. No Streaming
Included Copy 20 Rejuvenating wellness areas: treatment rooms, infinity pool, outdoor gym, running track, gym, sauna
Included Copy 31 Gratuities not expected
Included Copy 20 Expedition Photographers help with your camera
Included Copy 20 Citizen Science programme allows guests to assist with live scientific research
Included Copy 31 Optional sightseeing tours & activities
Included Copy 7 International flights, Travel Insurance, additional pre/post cruise arrangements not included
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max. 318 Passengers
Included Outstanding landscapes; Patagonia fjords, Antarctica, Torres del Paine
Included Citizen Science programme allows guests to assist with live scientific research
Included Hiking opportunities, Zodiac cruising, shore landings in Antarctica
Included Visit charming and secluded Patagonian towns like Castro and Puerto Edén
Included Wildlife observation, whales, seals, penguins and more
Included Professional onboard photographer gives top tips and tricks for the best photos
Included Opportunity to land on Cape Horn!
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Desired Travel Date Select Date 11 Mar 23 - 02 Apr 23 (Available) 07 Mar 24 - 29 Mar 24 (Available)


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Chandrika Kumaratunga Biography, Life, Interesting Facts
Childhood And Early Life
The fifth prime minister of Sri Lanka Chandrika Kumaratunga was born in Colombo, Sri Lanka on the 29 June 1945 to S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike and Sirimavo Bandaranaike. She was born into a politically active family. Her father was a government minister when she was born and later served as Prime Minister. In 1959, he father was assassinated. Following her husband's assassination Chandrika Kumaratunga became the leader of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party and in 1960, was elected Prime Minister of Ceylon (which later became Sri Lanka).
Chandrika Kumaratunga was a pupil at St Bridget's Convent, Colombo and high school, she enrolled at Aquinas University College, Colombo as a law student. After winning a scholarship to the University of Paris, she studied political science at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris, graduating in 1970. While studying for her doctorate at the University of Paris, she worked as a journalist for Le Monde.
Rise To Fame
In the 1980s, Chandrika joined her husband Vijaya Kumaratunga in forming the Sri Lanka People's Party. Her husband was assassinated in 1988, after which Chandrika went to live in the UK with her two young children. She worked for the World Institute for Development Economics Research.
Returning to Sri Lanka in the early 1990s she again became a member of the SLFP. The party was
successful in the May 1993 elections, and she was subsequently elected Chief Minister of Western Province of Sri Lanka. Chandrika stood in the 1994 general elections as a member of the People's Alliance as well as their prime ministerial candidate, and after winning the election, she became Prime Minister. In mid-November 1994, she was appointed the fifth President of Sri Lanka and her mother Sirimavo then stepped into the role of Prime Minister.
One of the major issues was the civil war involved the Tamil Tigers, and during the 1999 presidential election, an assassination attempt was made, and she lost the sight in one eye.
She went on to win the presidential election. In 2001 her People's Alliance party lost the election and Wickremasinghe was appointed the new Prime Minister. Her relationship with the new government was an uneasy one and in April 2004 when elections were called Mahinda Rajapaksa replaced Wickremesinghe as prime minister.
Chandrika was in office when Sri Lanka was badly affected by the devastating tsunami of 2004. Unable constitutionally to run for a third term, Chandrika left office in 2005.
In 1994 she was elected the fifth prime minister of Sri Lanka and held this position until 2005.
She married actor and politician Vijaya Kumaranatunga in 1978. Ten years later, he was assassinated in front of his wife and children. The assassin was Lionel Ranasinghe.
Her sister Sunethra heads the Sunera Trust. She also had a brother Anura, a politician, who died in 2008.
Her two adult children live in the UK.
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Gretchen Bleiler


Nearly 15 years ago, California became the first state in the nation to guarantee workers paid time off to care for a new child or an ailing family member.
Now, as both Democratic presidential candidates tout their paid family-leave policies — and as Hillary Clinton gives shout-outs to California's law — a measure to make the state program more lucrative for workers is on the fast track in the Legislature.
In an attempt to entice more low-wage workers to take advantage of the program, people earning around minimum wage would be paid 70% of their salaries under the proposal by Assemblyman Jimmy Gomez (D-Echo Park), a boost from the current rate of 55%.
Those with higher salaries would be eligible for 60% of their pay while on leave.
"One of the biggest barriers to people actually using paid family leave was low-wage replacement," said Gomez, adding that a higher pay rate would make the program "more useful for low-income workers."
Gomez's original proposal, which would have increased both the paid time workers could take off and the amount of money they could recoup, easily cleared both houses last year. But the assemblyman held his measure back before it cleared its final legislative hurdle.
"We couldn't get a firm signal from the governor's office," Gomez said. "We were hesitant to put the bill on his desk right away."
Instead, Gomez said, he held several meetings with Gov. Jerry Brown's office and revamped the proposal to address Brown's concerns. Gomez dropped a provision to extend the amount of time a person could take paid leave; the new version would keep the existing maximum of six weeks.
The amended measure also would increase payments for those receiving state disability insurance. That program, as well as paid family leave, is funded by employee payroll deductions.
With those changes, Gomez said, he believed the bill would "garner a signature from the governor."
Deborah Hoffman, a spokeswoman for Brown, said his office typically does not comment on pending legislation, adding that the governor would "closely consider any bill that reaches his desk."
The Senate could hear the new amendments as early as Thursday. Gomez said he hopes to get the bill on Brown's desk by early March.
Paid family leave has received frequent mention on the presidential trail. Both Clinton and her Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders, have called for 12 weeks of paid leave. Federal law currently guarantees three months of unpaid leave; California is one of three states that ensure paid time off.
California's original law, Gomez said, proved that the state could provide paid leave without damaging its economy. He said he hoped his measure would help feed into the issue's national momentum.
"It shows California did it once, and we'll do it again," he said. "Now it's everybody else's turn to step up."


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"As with 2011, property prices are just holding their own which impacts on agents' commissions," according to Herschel Jawitz, chief executive of Jawitz Properties.
Jawitz said that if property prices only went up by 2% or 3% in 2012 then, in real terms, commission earnings would decline. "Added to this, costs are increasing by at least 10%, and the equation becomes interesting.
Essentially, fewer sales, flat prices and homes taking longer to sell equated to estate agencies spending more money with less return.
Jawitz said that because of these factors, 2012 would be another very competitive year for the industry, as growth would have to include taking market share from competitors. "The bigger brands should be better off by the end of the year," he said.
The decline in the number of estate agents supported this view with the fall off in agents coming mostly from the smaller agencies that had not been able to sustain themselves in a challenging market. The number of estate agents had decreased by 60% since the height of the boom in 2006/7 to about 25 000.
According to Jawitz, most of the bigger national franchised brands or the larger brands in the metro areas had fared significantly better in this period and while absolute market sales might not have been increasing, relative market share would have grown.


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namespace SiteBundle\Controller;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\Controller;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Route;
use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Template;
use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Method;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\File\File;

use SiteBundle\DocUtils;
use SiteBundle\ZipUtils;

class PublicController extends Controller
{

    private $_rootPath;

    private function getRootPath()
    {
        if (!isset($this->_rootPath))
        {
            $_rootPath = $this->container->getParameter('directory');
        }

        return $_rootPath;
    }

    /**
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     */
    public function debugAction() {
        $site = $this->container->getParameter('directory');

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                ' post_max_size: '.ini_get('post_max_size').
                ' upload_max_filesize: '.ini_get('upload_max_filesize'));
        return $response;
    }

    /**
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     * @Method({"POST"})
     */
    public function ajouterDossierAction(Request $request) {

        $nom = $request->request->get('nom');
        $description = $request->request->get('description');
        $tags = $request->request->get('tags');

        if (!file_exists($this->getRootPath()."/".$nom))
        {
            mkdir($this->getRootPath()."/".$nom);

            DocUtils::setDescription($this->getRootPath()."/".$nom, $description);
            DocUtils::setTags($this->getRootPath()."/".$nom, $tags);
        }

        $response = new Response(DocUtils::slugify($nom));
        return $response;
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/api/modifier-dossier")
     * @Method({"POST"})
     */
    public function modifierDossierAction(Request $request) {

        //$urlSource = $request->request->get('urlSource');
        $nom = $request->request->get('nom');
        $description = $request->request->get('description');
        $tags = $request->request->get('tags');

        DocUtils::setDescription($this->getRootPath()."/".$nom, $description);
        DocUtils::setTags($this->getRootPath()."/".$nom, $tags);

        $response = new Response(DocUtils::slugify($nom));
        return $response;
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/api/ajouter-fichier")
     * @Method({"POST"})
     */
    public function ajouterFichierAction(Request $request) {

        $nom = $request->request->get('nom');

        foreach($request->files as $uploadedFile) {
            $name = $uploadedFile->getClientOriginalName() ;
            $file = $uploadedFile->move($this->getRootPath().'/'.$nom, $name);
        }

        if (file_exists($this->getRootPath().'/'.$nom.'/'.$name))
        {
            $response = new Response($this->getRootPath().'/'.$nom.'/'.$name);
        }
        else
        {
            $response = new Response("ERROR");
        }

        //$response = new Response(ini_get('post_max_size'));
        return $response;
        //$this->redirect($request->request->get('location'));
    }

     /**
     * @Route("/zip/{dossier}")
     */

    public function zipAction($dossier) {

        $dirToZip = $this->getRootPath().'/'.$dossier;
        $filename = tempnam("tmp", "zip");
        \SiteBundle\ZipUtils::createZipFolder($dirToZip, $filename);

        // Generate response
        //$response = new Response();
        $response = new Response(file_get_contents($filename));

        // Set headers
        $response->headers->set('Cache-Control', 'private');
        $response->headers->set('Content-type', mime_content_type($filename));
        $response->headers->set('Content-Disposition', 'attachment; filename="' . $dossier . '.zip";');
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        // Send headers before outputting anything
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        $response->setContent(file_get_contents($filename));
        */

        unlink($filename);
        return $response;
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/")
     * @Template("SiteBundle:Default:index.html.twig")
     */

    public function indexAction(Request $request) {

        $q = $request->query->get('q');
        if (isset($q))
        {
            $dossiers = \SiteBundle\DocUtils::getSearchDocShort($this->getRootPath(), $q);
            //sort files
            usort($dossiers, function ($a, $b) {
                return strnatcasecmp($a->name, $b->name) ;
            });
            return array(
                "dossiers" => $dossiers);
        }
        else
        {
            $dossiers = \SiteBundle\DocUtils::getAllDocShort($this->getRootPath());
            //sort files
            usort($dossiers, function ($a, $b) {
                return strnatcasecmp($a->name, $b->name) ;
            });
            return array(
                "dossiers" => $dossiers);
        }
    }

     /**
     * @Route("/{dossier}")
     * @Template("SiteBundle:Default:dossier.html.twig")
     */

    public function dossierAction($dossier) {

        $rootDir = $this->getRootPath();
        $dirFromUrl = DocUtils::getDirFromUrl($rootDir, $dossier);
        if (!isset($dirFromUrl))
        {
            return new Response("Ce dossier n'existe pas");
        }

        $contenuDossier = \SiteBundle\DocUtils::getFullDossier($this->getRootPath(), $dossier);

        //sort files
        usort($contenuDossier->files, function ($a, $b) {
            return strnatcasecmp($a->name, $b->name) ;
        });

        return $this->render('SiteBundle:Default:dossier.html.twig', array("dossier" => $contenuDossier));
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/{dossier}/{fichier}")
     */
    public function fichierAction($dossier, $fichier) {

        $filename = \SiteBundle\DocUtils::getFilename($this->getRootPath(), $dossier, $fichier);

        $file = new File($filename);

        $response = new Response(file_get_contents($filename));

        $response->headers->set('Content-Type', $file->getMimeType());

        return $response;
    }

}


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ChristmasVideos
Watch: Our top 5 moments from the Late Late Toy Show
It was a night of surprises on the Late Late Toy Show, with families being reunited, holidays being won, and supercars being driven onstage by frazzled scientists!
Hundreds of talented children appeared alongside Ryan Tubridy in RTÉ's biggest event of the year, with millions tuning in from across the world to see the top toys of 2018.
If you missed the Toy Show last night you can check out our favourite moments below:
(5) Ryan's makeover
Dublin girls Brooke Gray and Amber Ryan treated Ryan to a few beauty treatments to "help him get less wrinkled!"
(4) "Is this the real Liam McCarthy?"
Hurling superfan and future Galway GAA star Daniel Brogan was overjoyed when five of his idols appeared on stage. When given the chance to ask them anything, he gasped "How are you so good?"
(3) "Have you ever seen a DeLorean in real life?"
All his Christmases came at once for mini motoring enthusiast Bobby when his dream car was driven on stage!
(2) "We have a surprise for you Mia"
Little Mia from Dublin was surprised with a much-deserved trip to Legoland.
(1) The biggest surprise of all
The number one moment has to go to the part which had the entire nation in tears.
Adam and Kayla Burke from Cork got the best surprise of all when their dad Sergeant Graham Burke landed home from Mali early to spend the holidays with his family.
That's what it's all about!
To catch up on the full episode, you can watch the full show on the RTÉ Player.
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Yet another attraction that can be found within the confines of the Yankari National Park. Unlike all the other springs in the park, Tungan Maliki is a cold water spring and is situated deep in the forest of the park. Investigations by scientist to establish why the spring is cold unlike others have been unfruitful. The locals like to believe it is a miracle.


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	</style>

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		<paper-material elevation="1">
			<firebase-auth id="firebase-auth" location="https://fiery-fire-4147.firebaseio.com" ref="{{auth}}" user="{{user}}" provider="password"></firebase-auth>
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			<paper-input label="password" type="password" value="{{password}}"></paper-input>
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This course provides comprehensive instruction, exercises, and performance based virtual labs to setup and program a CNC turning machine with an industrial control panel.
Upon completion of each module the student with be required to demonstrate knowledge comprehension and learned skills through online testing and virtual CNC operation. Students will receive an online certification by achieving 80% or greater assessment score.


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Q: how can I test a remember me feature using selenium python how can I write a test case validation for a remember me button as selenium every time opens a new instance of the browser with no cookies.
I heard ChromeOptions class can store cookies in a private file.
I tried searching for the argument and found-
"user-data-dir=/path/"
how can I use this path back into my next test case in order to validate it?

A: Add this code in your second loop
options = webdriver.ChromeOptions()
options.add_argument("user-data-dir=C:\\Users\\YOUR_USERNAME_HERE\\AppData\\Local\\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\")

You may or may not then also need to re-instantiate the driver
driver = webdriver.Chrome(PATH, options=options)

and do the GET request
 driver.get("http://127.0.0.1:8000/route_that_requires_remember_me")