Rate this Article Here are some tips to start you on your way to being a successful game fisher online.
Fishing, no doubt, is an art.
It's an art because it takes time, and it takes a lot of training before you master the basics. Fortunately, the basics are just what you need – in addition to a good rod, and a wiggly set of bait, of course.
You're lucky because, nowadays, there are fishing simulators like Fishing World that lets you try out what it's like to fish before you go into a real fishing expedition on a lake near you. The best thing about this is that these fishing simulators are as close as to the real thing as technology can permit!
Well, before you go on your first fishing game, here are some of the things that you should bear in mind when going fishing on the Internet.
First, you should look at the rating of your fishing rod. Some games actually specify what weight rating a rod holds – the rating determines the range of weight that the rod can withstand. The higher a rod's weight rating is, the larger the fish that you can catch with it because it can hold heavier weights without breaking. If you find that fishes are kind of big in a certain fishing spot, you'll want to use your in-game cash reserves to purchase a new rod that can hold higher weight.
Interestingly, in Fishing World, rods that are rated for heavy duty cannot catch smaller fish so keep that in mind as well.
Some bait types are also meant for catching specific sizes of fish! For instance, using a Dragonfly as bait can catch only a specific weight of a certain kind of fish – you'll have to use different baits in order to catch the bigger specimen. This means that you'll have to exercise some creativity in using different baits in order to find out which type of bait catches the larger fish. Some games enforce goals so you'll have to think about that seriously as well if you want to accomplish as many goals as you can in a game.
Goals do have rewards so you'll definitely want to keep them in mind.
Different sizes of fish fight differently. When you catch your first fish, the one difficulty you'll encounter is keeping the fish from escaping, either by avoiding too much tension on the rod or too less. Certain fishes give up right away so you can reel them in with minimal effort; bigger fishes fight more than the smaller ones, so you'll have to be an expert at applying the right amount of tension to the rod to keep the fish from slipping away.
To do that, you'll have to keep an eye on the tension bar – too much means you'll have to slacken by reeling the fish in slower; when the fish relaxes and the rod relaxes as well, you'll have to reel it in faster to keep the tension from going too low or the fish you're trying to catch will escape.
Finally, keep an eye out for ripples! Ripples mean movement by a fish's tail, so you'll want to cast there or at least near where the ripple appeared. This can help you catch fish faster. You'll be surprised at the kind of fish you'll catch using that method as well.
It takes some time before you master the art of fishing, particularly the part where you'll have to fight with the fish without breaking the rod or snapping the line. With time and practice, however, you'll find yourself catching bigger fish without any difficulty at all!


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Lara Almarcegui, Isabel Lewis and Recetas Urbanas will collaborate on a public project curated by Elvira Dyangani Ose, Senior Curator at Creative Time, that will be transforming the Messeplatz through a series of immersive projects. 'Basilea' marks Creative Time's first international public commission and the first collaboration between these artists.
Art Basel has commissioned 'Basilea', a Creative Time project for this year's Messeplatz project in Basel.
Conceived by artists Lara Almarcegui, Isabel Lewis and Santiago Cirugeda-led architecture studio Recetas Urbanas, 'Basilea' encourages reflection on a city's possibilities through a series of immersive projects connecting the city of Basel, its residents and the over 90,000 visitors who attend Art Basel annually. A Creative Time project commissioned by Art Basel, 'Basilea' will open to the public on May 23, 2018, culminating the week of Art Basel. The project marks Creative Time's first international public commission and the first collaboration between the artists. Art Basel, whose Lead Partner is UBS, will take place at Messe Basel from June 14 to June 17, 2018.
In the three weeks preceding Art Basel, Recetas Urbanas, led by architect Santiago Cirugeda, will work with local and international volunteers to design and build a multi- purpose civic structure, from locally sourced and second-hand materials. Participants will be invited to learn from and teach each other in a collective exchange and collaborative experience. During its construction and upon completion, the civic structure will be open to the public and activated by programs and performances. Following the closing of the 2018 edition of Art Basel, the structure will be relocated and given to one of the local organizations that participated in its construction, extending the significance and utility of the project long after the show concludes.
During the week of the fair, Lara Almarcegui will orchestrate a large-scale installation of gravel deposits from an active quarry that will surround the civic structure. Growing daily in increments equivalent to the gravel extracted from a Basel quarry each day, the work serves as an invitation to reflect on the consequences of our extractive relationship to the land. In conjunction, Almarcegui will create a map of Basel's abandoned quarries, connecting these wastelands now awaiting a new function.
Isabel Lewis has conceived a series of workshops and occasions engaging the public through new modes of participation, inviting us to rethink notions of self and community. The work facilitates spaces for experimentation and play, where determine their own trajectories and level of engagement. The public workshops will take members of the public place on the Messeplatz in tandem with Recetas Urbanas' building process, and continue through the week of the fair. What evolves from these workshops will form the foundation of a large-scale public choreography that highlights centuries-old, living traditions specific to Basel and generate encounters between historical practices and contemporary forms of bodily engagement.
'Basilea' is a Creative Time project commissioned by Art Basel and will be on display on Messeplatz from May 23 to June 17, 2018.


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Q: How can I read the HTML contents of the file which contains a button Folks, I have a HTML file which contains a button called "Email this content to me". Upon pressing this button, I want the complete HTML content of the file to be emailed to me.
Can someone tell me if there is a javascript function to do that. A short example would go a long way :)
Thanks in advance

A: You can't email by Javascript alone. You need some server side technology that will process the HTML form and email it (using CGI, PHP, ASP.NET, JSP or any other server side technology).

A: Is the page dynamically generated? If so why not just insert this into the body of your mail?
If its not dynamically generated why not just insert the URL into the message section of the email.

A: Short answer: No.
For an email to be sent you need a serverside system (ie. Python/Java/.net) to make the SMTP request an populate the email, set sender, subject and receiver.
You'll need some of this information to be added in a html form (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Form_(web)) that is posted to a serverside code.
Use google to search for example for the current serverside system you use.
..fredrik

A: As long as the user has a proper mailto: handler set up, and the user is willing to actually send the email itself then yes, it is possible:
function handlerForClickEvent() {
    var body = document.body.innerText; //no point in using innerHTML
    location.href = "mailto:foo@example.com?subject=my%20subject&body="+ encodeURIComponent(body);
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This will cause the default mail handler to be opened with a ready email containing the to:, subject: and body: fields.
All the user has to do is press [send].

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Adopted Greyhound Becomes Most-Trusted Companion for Triplet Siblings
Sa-id's love offers a therapeutic presence for children diagnosed with Autism and anxiety.
Diane + Sa-id
Rescued Greyhound, Sa-id offers a therapeutic presence for children diagnosed with Autism and anxiety, and inspires the adoption of other furry family members.
"We could not have anticipated the changes that would take place in our family as the result of this one simple adoption."
In August of 2004, my husband and I were blessed to welcome triplets into this world, and our lives were filled with the joy of raising our two boys (Alex and Nicolas) and girl (Emma) together as a family. Our lives changed when, at 18 months old, Nicolas was diagnosed with Autism, and again a few short years later when Alex received the same diagnosis. Meanwhile, Emma was struggling with her own diagnosis of Anxiety Disorder and found it difficult to function in everyday social situations. We soon found ourselves running to and from a whirlwind of therapy appointments, counseling sessions, and new school visits as we tried to give each of our children their best chance for success.
Flash forward to 2012, when I had the opportunity to meet a new employee at my office who had two rescue Greyhounds. She introduced me to Hollydogs Greyhound Adoption, whose awesome mission is to save retired racing Greyhounds that otherwise would be destroyed. That August, we reached out to Silvana at Hollydogs and adopted Sa-id, our very first Greyhound.
We could not have anticipated the changes that would take place in our family as the result of this one simple adoption. Sa-id brought so much joy to our children's lives, and he gave each of them a new-found sense of purpose and confidence. We took Sa-id everywhere, from vacations to ice cream shops, and he quickly became their new best friend. The kids loved working together to come up with silly new nicknames for Sa-id, and often used him as the subject of school assignments such as poems and essays. The neighborhood kids loved to come over and visit with Sa-id, our new gentle giant. Sa-id had quickly become the center of our children's world.
Our love for Sa-id and the positive changes that he brought to our family left us wanting more. In 2013 we adopted Vera, and then Carey in 2014, both retired racing Greyhounds. 2015 gave us Daisy, and 2017 gave us G.G., both rescued Italian Greyhounds. We have now become a family of 10 (5 humans and 5 rescues) and we wouldn't have it any other way!
The kids have benefited greatly from the many volunteering opportunities with Hollydogs, whether working at adoption events where they show off Sa-id and try to find good homes for rescued Greyhounds, helping to wash dogs at Hollydogs' fundraising events, or serving food at Hollydogs' annual picnics. These volunteering opportunities have helped our kids overcome many social challenges as they interact with both people and dogs for a very worthwhile cause. Emma, now 14, volunteers at a local animal rehabilitation center and has been inspired by dog ownership to someday open and run a rescue facility of her own.
We are so grateful that Sa-id joined our family six years ago. He was truly the start of something (really) good!
Each year, the Petco Foundation invites adopters to share the story of how their adopted pet changed their lives during the annual Holiday Wishes campaign, giving the organization that they adopted from a chance to receive a grant award. This story by Diane won Hollydogs Greyhound Adoption in Florida a 2018 Holiday Wishes award.
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Bentson: Basketball Hall of Farm names class of 2020
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I've decided to wait at least one more week with my "most memorable sporting/activities event." I have a couple responses, but know that some of you still want to get involved. My email address is webentson22@yahoo.com.
How about this for a collaboration? Most of you are familiar with a certain insurance lady; you know, the one that dresses in white. Well, University of Minnesota, and PJ Fleck should dress her up in maroon and gold, give her an oar and she will "Flo the boat!"
The latest class for the Minnesota High School Basketball Hall of Fame has been released. Check out this illustrious list!
Minnesota High School Basketball Hall of Fame, Class of 2020
The Jack Link's Minnesota High School Basketball Hall of Fall will induct its third class on Sunday, April 5, at 2:30 p.m. at the Marriott City Center Ballroom, 30 South 7th Street, in downtown Minneapolis. The public is welcome to attend. Tickets may be purchased by visiting www.mnhsbasketballhall.com.
Annie Adamczak Glavan, Moose Lake 1982. Annie played in 10 state tournaments in volleyball, basketball (1982) and softball, and won five state titles. Her 1981-1982 teams won three state championships with a 79-0 record. She played volleyball at Nebraska.
Brian Cosgriff, Hopkins. Coach Cos and his Hopkins girls won their seventh state championship last year. They now have won 539 games and lost just 67 in his 20 years at the helm. He was the MaxPreps 2018-2019 National Girls Basketball Coach of the Year.
Vicki Davis, St. Peter 1967. There were no girls high school sports in Davis' day, yet she became a two-year captain in volleyball and basketball at Minnesota State University (Mankato). She started the girls' sports programs at Hastings, and refereed the girls state basketball championships in 1975 and 1976.
Tayler Hill, Minneapolis South 2009. Tayler scored 47 points as South won the state championship in 2009. Her 106 points in the state tournament and 3,888 career points were state records at the time. She was Ms. Basketball 2009, and went on to score 20+ ppg twice at Ohio State and 9 ppg in six seasons in the WNBA.
Sam Jacobson, Park 1994. Sam scored 2,461 points and averaged a double-double for his high school career. He was Mr. Basketball in 1994. He played for Minnesota in the 1997 Final Four and played professionally in the NBA and in Europe.
Ziggy Kauls, Mounds View. Ziggy won two state championships more than a quarter-century apart in 1972 and 1999. He retired after 2012 with 739 wins (#3 all-time). His teams made 12 state tournament appearances.
Terry Kunze, Duluth Central 1961. Terry led Central to the 1961 state championship with a 27-0 record. He scored in double figures in each of three seasons with the Minnesota Gophers. He was an assistant coach with Jim Dutcher's Gophers and was head coach for the Minnesota Fillies of the WPBL.
Mark Landsberger, Mounds View 1973. Mark played in the state tournament in 1972 and 1973, winning the 1972 AA championship and scoring 26 ppg as a senior. He played professional basketball for 16 years including seven years in the NBA, including championship seasons with the L.A. Lakers in 1980 and 1982.
Kevin Lynch, Bloomington Jefferson 1987. The 1987 Mr. Basketball Minnesota, Lynch led Bloomington Jefferson to back-to-back state titles in 1986 and 1987. He went on to an outstanding career with the Minnesota Gophers, playing in the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 in his final two seasons.
Larry McKenzie, Minneapolis Patrick Henry and Minneapolis North. Coach McKenzie was the first coach to four-peat as state champion in 2000-2003 with Patrick Henry. He then coached North to consecutive state titles in 2016 and 2017. His 20-2 record in eight state tournament appearances gives him the top winning percentage ever at 90.9%.
Tom Nordland, Minneapolis Roosevelt 1957. Nordland was regarded as the greatest jump shooter in Minnesota history up to that time, as Roosevelt won the 1956 and 1957 state titles. He scored 27.8 ppg as a senior, including 28 ppg in the tournament. Nordland has a wide audience for his "Swish" shooting method videos.
Jimmy Robinson. Jimmy began his career as an official in 1956, working his way up from high school games to Division II and III and eventually to the Big Ten Conference, where he was an official from 1971 to 1987. He was the first black person to officiate in the Minnesota state tournament.
Dave Tschimperle, Hopkins 1953. Tschimperle led Hopkins to three straight state tournaments and back-to-back state titles in 1952 and 1953. Dave MacMillan, Gopher coach from 1927 to 1948, called him the best player in Minnesota history. He led the 1951 and 1953 tournaments in scoring with 19 and 23.3 ppg.
Frank Wachlarowicz, Little Falls 1975. The Flyers won the 1975 AA state title as Frank led all scorers with 22 ppg. He then played at St. John's, scoring an MIAC record 2,357 points en route to two conference titles.
Barry Wohler, Bird Island-Lake Lillian 1981. Barry led Bird Island-Lake Lillian, coached by his dad, Jerry, to state titles in 1980 and 1981, making three buzzer-beaters in six tournament games. He played baseball and basketball at Minnesota, and won a third state basketball title as coach at Orono in 2011.
WCCO radio personality, Dave Lee, will be the MC for the 2020 induction ceremony.
You can also check out the previous two classes of "the hall," by going to our website.
2019-20 Three Rivers Conference BBB standings and schedule
through Tuesday, Jan. 7
East division TRC reg. s
Caledonia 6-0 11-0
La Crescent-Hokah 5-0 8-3
Lewiston-Altura 2-3 8-3
Rushford-Peterson 1-4 5-6
Fillmore Central 1-4 3-8
Cotter 0-5 1-10
West division
Dover-Eyota 4-1 6-5
PEM 4-1 8-2
Southland 3-2 5-4
St. Charles 2-2 5-5
Wabasha-Kellogg 2-3 5-5
Chatfield 0-5 1-9
2019-20 Southeast Conference BBB standings
through Wednesday, Jan. 8
Schaeffer Academy 7-0 12-1
Houston 5-2 7-5
Spring Grove 3-3 5-5
Lanesboro 1-6 4-7
Mabel-Canton 1-6 2-9
Randolph 6-1 7-5
Lyle/Pacelli 6-2 9-3
Grand Meadow 5-2 9-3
Kingsland 3-5 5-7
LeRoy-Ostrander 3-5 5-7
Glenville-Emmons 0-8 1-10
2019-20 Three Rivers Conference GBB standings
through Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020
Cotter 6-1 12-3
Caledonia 2-5 4-9
Dover-Eyota 5-1 10-2
2019-20 Southeast Conference GBB standing
East division SEC reg. s
Schaeffer Academy 2-4 3-10
Spring Grove 1-5 2-12
Lyle/Pacelli 2-5 3-10
LeRoy-Ostrander 0-7 0-11
Want to make a correction on some information that I had in last week's WEB. I left out an "m" in a girl's name; It should have been Amelia Solum, regarding the scoring record at Spring Grove, and all the information on her three-point shooting. My apologizes, AMELIA! And, it's still a great accomplishment this week as well.
Boys, CLASS 2A
1. Caledonia (1) 11-0
2. Waseca (2) 9-3
3. Lake City (1) 10-1
4. Minneapolis North (5) 6-4
5. St. Croix Prep (4) 10-0
6. Perham (8) 9-0
7. Minnesota Valley Lutheran (2) 11-0
8. East Grand Forks (8) 9-0
9. Esko (7) 8-3
10. Stewartville (1) 9-2
15. Goodhue (1) 8-1
1. BOLD (2) 10-0
2. Henning (6) 9-1
3. Ada-Borup (8) 7-1
4. Southwest MN Christian (3) 10-0
5. Waterville-Elysian-Morristown (2) 10-1
6. West Central Area (6) 9-1
7. New Ulm Cathedral (2) 10-1
8. Springfield (2) 9-1
9. Parkers Prairie (6) 9-1
10. Fertile-Beltrami (8) 11-0
12. Blooming Prairie (1) 5-0
14. Hayfield (1) 8-3
Girls, Class AA
1. Sauk Centre 11-1
2. Fergus Falls 11-1
3. Minnehaha 8-2
4. Rochester Lourdes 11-2
5. New London-Spicer 11-1
6. Duluth Marshall 10-1
7. Proctor 11-1
8. Goodhue 10-1
9. Providence 11-3
10. Pelican Rapids 11-0
18. Stewartville 9-4
19. Lake City 11-4
Girls, Class A
1. Minneota 12-0
2. Cromwell-Wright 11-1
3. Mountain Iron-Buhl 8-2
4. Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 10-1
5. Blooming Prairie 9-1
6. Henning 11-1
7. Cherry 9-2
8. Mayer Lutheran 10-1
9. Waterville-Elysian-Morristown 11-0
10. Hills-Beaver Creek 9-0
I guess that's enough for this week. A big thanks to Dave, my new editor, and to you, the most selective, and greatest READER (S) in the world. Hey to the Great 8, my Fab 4, and my super-duper wife, Carol. How are you guys doing at coffee in the morning? Miss me (bet not!)? Have a great week, one day at a time. Hasta luego, my friends.
Want to see some great basketball games? Go to Anoka-Ramsey Junior College this coming Saturday, Jan. 18. We have six games, 12 teams, and 11 of them are ranked in the top 20 of their respective classes.
Congratulations to our latest class of Minnesota High School Basketball Hall of Fame. Check us out. Maybe you even want to get involved in our group? WEB.


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Lucy Cavendish welcomes distinguished academics from other academic institutions to participate in the intellectual and social life of the College as Visiting Fellows. Visit ing Fellows are matriculated members of Lucy Cavendish College.
Visiting Fellows are encouraged to join the Fellows at research evenings, College lectures and seminars. They are also welcome to join the College community at lunch and dinner. Visiting Fellows are offered five free meals plus one dinner (Formal Hall) per week. It is also hoped Visiting Fellows will support student activities.
Visiting Fellows are offered the use of the Fellows' Combination Room and a library study carrel in the College library as well as access to the shared Fellows' room which has its own IT facilities. A share of a private study may be possible as well as accommodation (see further particulars for details concerning rent).
Visiting Fellows are charged £1,040 per term and £150 per month during the long vacation to cover the cost of providing college services and facilities; other meals in addition to those provided free of charge would be charged at senior rate. Please see further details for more information.
Applications for Visiting Fellowships are invited from senior female academics¹ from an overseas, EU or UK University or recognised Research Establishment who intend to conduct research in the University of Cambridge or in a recognised research establishment in Cambridge. Visiting Fellows are normally expected to be in residence for at least one term and their tenure cannot normally be extended beyond one academic or calendar year. Visiting Fellowships are awarded on a competitive basis.
Applicants for Visiting Fellowships should provide an up-to-date CV and list of publications, the names and contact details of two referees, information about their proposed affiliation (if any) to a University Department, Centre or Research establishment and an outline of their project while in Cambridge. Applicants should ask their referees to write directly to the College. Applications and references should be sent electronically to: registrar@lucy-cav.cam.ac.uk from whom further details can be obtained.
Applications should be submitted by 1 April in the academic year before the one in which the Visiting Fellow intends to be in Cambridge (i.e. 1 April 2018 for a Visiting Fellowship in the academic year 2018-19). Applications would be considered by Council in the Easter Term for recommendation to the Governing Body at its June meeting.


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Q: How can we change JSX expression delimiters for some of our components? How can we change the JSX javascript expression delimiters?
For now JSX uses { and } as expression delimiters, but how could we change this delimiters for some of our components? For example, how could we write expressions like ${ 1+1 } or {{ 1+1 }} instead of { 1+ 1}?
The main motivation for this is to use the power of JSX to not just create powerfull HTML-JS-like components but to create CSS-JS-like components too.
For example, I wrote this example in codepen:
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This works fine and it's awesome. I think we can create very interesting things with this strategy, for example, do several complex calculations to achive some powerfull style that even css or scss (for example) can't give it to us. We can use the full power of javascript to write our styles if we need this.
But this example will be more readable if JSX just have a little new option to parse expressions using another delimiters like the listed ones above. For example, we could write the same code like this:
function Style(props) {
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ReactDOM.render(
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So, how can we change the expression delimiters?
Or how can we extend JSX to have this behavior for some special of our components (like Style above)?
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This is a simple working example and proposal. It is not to use in all cases and not a proposal to always create html, css and js in the same file. The motivation for this is, when needed, we could bring the javascript power to create our styles, maybe you, as me, could sometimes achieve some result easily with a javascript expression but even in Sass you couldn't. So, I think the approach to bring the javascript power when creating styles will be extremely valid for some cases.


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Dart Container Corporation Partners with Keep America Beautiful on National Plogging Initiatives
Dart Committed to Prevent Litter from Entering Waterways through its Support of Keep America Beautiful Trash Dash Events
STAMFORD, Conn. (Sept. 17, 2019) – Dart Container Corporation and Keep America Beautiful®, the nation's leading community improvement nonprofit organization, today announced Dart will be the Title Sponsor on all Keep America Beautiful national plogging initiatives, including the Keep America Beautiful Trash Dash™.
Plogging, the act of picking up litter while jogging, debuted in Sweden in 2016 and was adopted by Keep America Beautiful because it incorporates reducing litter, improving recycling, and beautifying communities – the three primary areas of work that Keep America Beautiful and its network of more than 600 community-based affiliates do on a day-to-day basis.
"We have been a Keep America Beautiful supporter for many years, and we're pleased to pioneer this innovative program as part of our enhanced sustainability platform," said Dart CEO Jim Lammers. "Spreading plogging across America fits perfectly with our sustainability pillars of Innovate, Inspire and Invest. We're addressing big issues in our industry, from certifying the origins of raw materials to expanding recycling infrastructures, and partnering with Keep America Beautiful helps Dart tackle the significant problem of littered waste in our country."
Dart will be providing litter pickers to all ploggers who either register for a Keep America Beautiful Trash Dash or volunteer with a Keep America Beautiful affiliate to advance the plogging movement throughout the country. In addition, Dart will fund targeted grants to support local plogging initiatives. Dart will support all national Keep America Beautiful Trash Dash events as Title Sponsor.
"Every piece of litter that people pick up while plogging is one less opportunity for that litter to enter our waterways," said Keep America Beautiful President & CEO Helen Lowman. "Keep America Beautiful thanks Dart Container Corporation for its support of this fun and healthy approach to keeping our streets cleaner, greener, and more beautiful."
The inaugural Keep America Beautiful Trash Dash took place on Sunday, Sept. 15, in Norwalk, Connecticut, in advance of World Cleanup Day and the International Coastal Cleanup (both on Sept. 21), all designed to prevent litter from entering waterways. Keep America Beautiful partnered with The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk and local affiliate, Keep Norwalk Beautiful, on the Trash Dash to highlight the need to keep litter from entering nearby Long Island Sound.
About Dart Container Corporation
Dart has been designing and producing food and beverage packaging since 1960. As one of the oldest and largest companies in the industry, Dart offers more than 3,000 products used around the world in restaurants, convenience and grocery stores, coffee shops, sports arenas, schools, healthcare facilities, the great outdoors and in the home. Dart is also the industry leader in providing education and recycling options for consumers. For more information visit www.dartcontainer.com/sustainability.
About Keep America Beautiful
Keep America Beautiful, the nation's leading community improvement nonprofit organization, inspires and educates people to take action every day to improve and beautify their community environment. Established in 1953, Keep America Beautiful strives to End Littering, Improve Recycling and Beautify America's Communities. We believe everyone has a right to live in a clean, green and beautiful community, and shares a responsibility to contribute to that vision.
Behavior change – steeped in education, research and behavioral science – is the cornerstone of Keep America Beautiful. We empower generations of community and environmental stewards with volunteer programs, hands-on experiences, educational curricula, practical advice and other resources. The organization is driven by the work and passion of more than 600 Keep America Beautiful affiliates, millions of volunteers, and the collaborative support of corporate partners, social and civic service organizations, academia, municipalities, elected officials, and individuals. Join us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. Donate and take action at kab.org.


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Fake Hitlers on Parade
Posted By P. J. Collins On October 31, 2019 @ 5:59 am In North American New Right | 35 Comments
[1]1,331 words
Michael Hoffman
Adolf Hitler: Enemy of the German People
Coeur d'Alene, Id.: Independent History and Research, 2019
I don't really get the "Fake Hitler" trope, but apparently it's very seductive for some people. There is this compulsion to believe that the German Reichskanzler wasn't the real Adolf Hitler. No, he was a body-double, a mole, a trickster, a false-flag actor, a judas goat sent out among the crowds to lead them astray. These ideas would make more sense to me if there were hordes of people out there, insisting that Uncle Dolfie was the One True Führer; but where I live, at least, these folks are pretty thin on the ground. People who come up with theories that Hitler was a charlatan are probably just people who spend a lot of time thinking about Hitler.
One of the oldest versions is the "Jewish Hitler" theory, which rests on the speculation that Adolf's grandmother was impregnated by a young Jew when she was working as a domestic servant in the 1840s. (Nice trick there: The Führer gets to be both Jewish and the son of a bastard.) In recent years, new life has been breathed into this hoary fable thanks to the popularity of DNA testing. Ostensibly, some of Hitler's relatives share an ancient haplogroup [2] that also shows up occasionally among North African Jews and Berbers. So perhaps, way back during the Ice Age, before there were any Jews or Berbers or Austrians . . . but you get the picture.
That idea is a stretch, but it's no less durable or likely than the "Hitler Body-Double [3]" theory, according to which a Führer lookalike was recruited and/or cosmetically enhanced in the closing years of the war, perhaps later to escape in a submarine to South America, or maybe dying in the Bunker while the genuine Adolf, and maybe Eva too, fled to the pampas.
There's also the "Hitler: Tool of Wall Street" idea. This had some vogue in the 1970s, although it has faded out in recent years, perhaps because it sounds too much like old Bircher conspiracy theories about the Trilateral Commission and Bilderbergers. According to this hypothesis, the Standard Oil companies, Henry Ford, the Chase Bank, and others funded Hitler's rise in order to ensure capitalism's hegemony, or something.[1] [4]
Then there's the "Sleeper Mole" theory, in which the Führer-to-be is actually an agent of an international conspiracy, groomed and put in play shortly after the Great War, beginning when a freshly demobbed soldier and police spy (A. H., age 30) infiltrated the tiny Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei in Munich. This sounds like the most far-fetched concoction of all, but it was already prevalent when English newspaper writer Douglas Reed first heard it in the 1930s. "I conjectured that this man-from-nowhere might in truth be the accomplice of Communism and Political Zionism," Reed wrote some years later.[2] [5]
And now, at last, I come to Michael A. Hoffman II (as he styled himself back in the 1980s; with maturity, he's trimmed his byline), who has his own complex, nuanced theory of Hitler-as-charlatan. Hoffman's notion is similar to Douglas Reed's, although Hoffman doesn't go all out and point fingers at Communists and Zionists. Rather, Hoffman's Hitler is a provocateur and vandal; he took a nice thing and messed it up.
The gist of Adolf Hitler: Enemy of the German People is that there was a good and true NSDAP organization once upon a time, but it got hijacked by Hitler and his merry men. I gather this kinder, gentler National Socialist movement – we can hardly call it "Nazism" – would have been something like Hilaire Belloc's medievalist Distributism, or maybe a Keir Hardie-ish Scottish Labourite idealism. That's a foggy description, but it's as close as I can guess; after all, Distributism and 1890s Labour socialism were likewise vague, and never solidified into anything you could point to.
For the author, and for us, it's easier to look at history and say what Hoffman's ideal German National Socialism would not have been; thus, most of the book is a bill of particulars against the political ideas that were supposedly subverted by Hitler and company. Per Hoffman, the uncorrupted NSDAP need not have wrecked the Weimar Republic. Nor would it have been sidetracked into anti-Jewish sloganeering ("anti-Judaic" in Hoffman's idiom), or alienated such thinkers as Oswald Spengler and Gottfried Feder; nor would it have murdered Gregor Strasser and other founders of the movement during the 1934 "Night of Long Knives." It wouldn't have lost itself in such quasi-Kabbalistic occult nonsense as the Thule Society, or persecuted the Catholic Church. There would have been no need to stir up fear of Communism, because Stalin was far away and wasn't going to invade Germany. (Perhaps the weakest of the book's arguments.) A pristine and un-Hitlerfied National Socialism wouldn't have picked wars with other countries; certainly it wouldn't hurtled itself into the orgy of suicidal self-destruction that began in 1941 with Operation Barbarossa.
Anyway, that's the general trend of Hoffman's book. On the positive side of the ledger, the pure and good NSDAP would have banned usury and lifted Germany out of the snares of International Finance. This, along with peace and prosperity, would supposedly have been the major achievement of the Party. And as Hoffman continually impresses on us, opposition to the international banking system was Hitler's major selling proposition for the Party in the early days, back before he turned coat and sold out to the usurers.
After all of this pleading, I am reminded of that cliché about Communism: about how it's never really been tried. And that is the basic problem with Hoffman's argument. The type of National Socialism we know from historical fact and fiction is so closely identified with the disasters of the Hitler era that counterfactual imagining becomes pointless, if not impossible. It's as though obese people were to insist they'd only weigh 135 pounds if they were on Mars, ergo it's Earth's gravity that's really at fault.
I'm not sure whom this Adolf Hitler: Enemy of the German People is aimed at. I didn't think it was written as a corrective to Hitler Channel enthusiasts. It's too obscurantist, written in a hectoring and didactic tone that repels rather than hooks the reader. So I was surprised to see in the author's statement at Amazon that his book was "intended as an antidote to the Hitler hologram . . . which, tragically, has become something of a template for young radicals on the Far Right." Now I'm wondering who these "young radicals" are. My general impression has been that such acolytes exist mainly in the fevered imaginations of hucksters at the Southern Poverty Law Center.
To put the most generous face on it, I believe the author is trying to salvage something worthwhile out of the murky and wayward political philosophies of the early twentieth century. Hofmann is one of those people who like to think a lot about thinking, but are too impatient to mold their insights into something beguiling and palatable. So he throws us a hunk of raw ideas and little-known facts, but doesn't explain what we're supposed to do with them. (So Gregor Strasser was a good guy – now what?) The overall effect, alas, is that the author is not really interacting with the reader; he's working for himself, compulsively piling up details of inaccessible, hermetic mysteries. It's the kind of stuff we used to see in 1980s 'zines, or the RE/Search book series, or in some conspiracy-minded titles published by the late Adam Parfrey of Feral House, to whose publications Hoffman occasionally contributed.
[1] [6] Two books invariably come up in this regard: Antony Sutton's Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler, originally published by (Sudbury, Suffolk: Bloomfield Press, 1976), but in many editions since; and James and Suzanne Pool, Who Financed Hitler? (New York: Dial Press, 1978).
[2] [7] Douglas Reed, Somewhere South of Suez (New York: Devin-Adair Company, 1951). Reed told versions of this story in several other books; this example just happens to be the volume I have on my shelf.
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[2] haplogroup: https://www.history.com/news/study-suggests-adolf-hitler-had-jewish-and-african-ancestors
[3] Hitler Body-Double: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style/longterm/books/chap1/deathofhitler.htm
[4] [1]: #_ftn1
[6] [1]: #_ftnref1
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Wyatt Meagher aka "Y Diz" is a producer, performer, and Ableton Certified Trainer based out of Miami. His production style is very diverse with elements of Hip Hop, Miami Bass, Funk, Rock, and various types of electronic and traditional music. Wyatt produces and concreted the nationally touring act Telekinetic Walrus, known for their uplifting live performances. Though starting his musical life as a bass guitar player, he was an opera singer at Georgia State University, and now focuses on production with Ableton Live with a love for analog synthesizers.


November 14, 2012 — Royal Philips Electronics has launched in China the first ever digital broadband MR, Ingenia. At a launch ceremony themed "Definition of Digital MR, The Future of Imaging" hundreds of foreign and Chinese experts and scholars in imaging and clinical applications gathered together to discuss the digitization trend of MR (magnetic resonance) and the clinical performance of Ingenia in neuro, body and cardiac applications.
Since clinical application of MR, it has attracted wide attention from medical research communities, healthcare institutions and patients at large, thanks to its safety, accuracy and broad applicability. The world's first digital broadband MR innovatively integrates digital coil design, digital coil interface and digital transferring throughout the whole process. Philips is the first company to break down the technological barriers of digitally collecting data at the source and free itself from the conventional MR constraint imposed by simulated signals, resulting in image quality that is 100 percent based on original imaging signals. Compared with conventional MR, the digital broadband MR enjoys up to 40 percent single-to-noise ratio (SNR) improvement and is the most accurate ultra-high-field MR.
"There is a universal consensus in the academic and healthcare communities that 'digital' MRI is a leading technology that represents the future," said Peter Luijten from Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
"China's current healthcare conditions require hospitals to have medical equipment that can both satisfy clinical needs and enhance patient experience and equipment efficiency," said Guo Qiyong, vice president of China Medical University and president of its affiliated Shengjing Hospital. "We expect the Philips Ingenia to be able to meet the diversified needs."
For patients that suffer from claustrophobia, the 70-cm bore of the digital MR can, to some extent, alleviate their anxiety. Patients can have the whole body scanned within one minute and the image generated with high SNR and resolution, thanks to the 70-cm bore scanner's best homogeneity with shortest magnet and 55-cm FOV, the largest in the industry, thus raising the throughput by 30 percent. In addition, its digital coil design makes for flexible combination of all coils to suit the position of patients, which simplifies the workflow and brings more comfort to patients.
"We are extremely excited about the release of Ingenia, which is the embodiment of an innovative Philips. Following the 'People Focused' concept, we have been committed to providing hospitals with improved solutions and patients with a comfortable environment for examination so that a harmonious relationship can be forged between hospitals and patients. Ingenia is a combination of optimized core MR technologies by Philips. It is our belief that the digital concept will be leading the coming decade for MR," said Desmond Thio, president of Philips Healthcare Greater China.
Expansion of clinical capabilities is especially essential for advanced clinical and research needs. However, expandability of the conventional MR platform is often limited by the number of RF channels. The Philips "Channel Independence" on Ingenia enables expansion and enhancement of clinical capabilities without upgrading system RF, which reduces additional cost of the equipment for users. More than 400 units of Ingenia have been installed around the world.


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Lincoln's sparrows are late this spring in my neck of the woods. Yesterday I finally found one near Crow Creek, craftily keeping a branch between us. But today one came to the bird feeding station and pecked at the niger seeds the goldfinches dropped from overhead.
This sparrow looks to me like a smaller, more delicate version of a song sparrow. It's a timid thing, wary of being watched. Maybe that's why I feel so lucky when I get to see one.
Don't you love the buffy band across the breast?
Lots of birds can feed at once from this looong looong Yellow Spiral 36" feeder. Click the picture to see a short movie of goldfinches visiting the feeder.


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require 'fileutils'
require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../lib/app_hosts'

describe AppHosts do
  before(:each) do
    @manager = AppHosts::HostManager.new File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/fixtures/app_hosts.yml'
  end

  it 'should parse line' do
    line = ' 127.0.0.1 example.com www.example.com beta.example.com '
    @manager.send(:parse_line, line).should == ['127.0.0.1', {
      :host => 'example.com',
      :aliases => ['www.example.com', 'beta.example.com']
    }]
  end

  it 'should not parse comments' do
    line = ' # 127.0.0.1 example.com www.example.com beta.example.com '
    @manager.send(:parse_line, line).should be_nil
  end

  it 'should save file lines' do
    @manager.parse File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/fixtures/hosts'
    lines = [
      {:text => "# first line comment"},
      {:text => ""},
      {:text => "127.0.0.1 www.example.com example.com", :ip => '127.0.0.1', :host => 'www.example.com', :aliases => ['example.com']},
      {:text => "127.0.0.2 hello-example.com", :ip => '127.0.0.2', :host => 'hello-example.com', :aliases => []},
      {:text => "# last line comment"}
    ]
    @manager.lines.should =~ lines
  end

  it 'should replace ip address to line' do
    line = '127.0.0.1 example.com www.example.com beta.example.com'
    new_ip = '127.0.0.2'
    new_line = "#{new_ip} example.com www.example.com beta.example.com"
    @manager.replace_ip_to_line(line, new_ip).should == new_line
  end

  it 'should parse config file' do
    config = {
      'hosts_file_path' => '/path/to/hosts',
      'host' => 'www.example.com',
      'addresses' => {
        'development' => '127.0.0.1',
        'staging' => '127.0.0.2',
        'beta' => '127.0.0.3',
        'production' => '127.0.0.4'
      }
    }
    @manager.instance_variable_get('@config').should == config
  end

  it 'should find host ip by name' do
    {
      'development' => '127.0.0.1',
      'staging' => '127.0.0.2',
      'beta' => '127.0.0.3',
      'production' => '127.0.0.4'
    }.each do |name, ip|
      @manager.find_ip_by_name(name).should == ip
    end
  end

  it 'should not find undefined address' do
    @manager.find_ip_by_name('undefined-name').should be_nil
  end

  it 'should replace ip for specified host' do
    tmp_path = File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../tmp'
    host = "www.example.com"
    new_ip = '1.1.1.1'
    original_file_path = File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/fixtures/hosts'
    output_file_path = '/tmp/new_hosts.txt'
    new_content = <<-FILE
# first line comment

#{new_ip} www.example.com example.com
127.0.0.2 hello-example.com
# last line comment
FILE
    @manager.should_receive(:write_file).with(new_content, output_file_path)
    @manager.parse original_file_path
    @manager.replace_ip host, new_ip, output_file_path
  end

  it 'should replace ip for specified named host' do
    tmp_path = File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../tmp'
    original_file_path = File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/fixtures/hosts'
    output_file_path = '/tmp/new_hosts.txt'
    named_host = 'production'
    new_ip = @manager.instance_variable_get('@config')['addresses']['production']
    new_content = <<-FILE
# first line comment

#{new_ip} www.example.com example.com
127.0.0.2 hello-example.com
# last line comment
FILE
    @manager.should_receive(:write_file).with(new_content, output_file_path)
    @manager.parse original_file_path
    @manager.switch_ip_to named_host, output_file_path
  end

  it 'should add ip and hosts if not already specified' do
    original_file_path = File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/fixtures/hosts'
    output_file_path = '/tmp/new_hosts.txt'
    named_host = 'production'

    config = @manager.instance_variable_get('@config')
    config['host'] = 'new-example.com'
    @manager.instance_variable_set('@config', config)

    new_ip = @manager.instance_variable_get('@config')['addresses']['production']
    new_content = <<-FILE
# first line comment

127.0.0.1 www.example.com example.com
127.0.0.2 hello-example.com
# last line comment
#{new_ip} new-example.com
FILE
    @manager.should_receive(:write_file).with(new_content, output_file_path)
    @manager.parse original_file_path
    @manager.switch_ip_to named_host, output_file_path
  end
end


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import {BaseDropdown} from './baseDropdown';
import {
    addClass, createCheckItem, createText, createElm, elm, removeClass, tag
} from '../dom';
import {has} from '../array';
import {matchCase, trim, rgxEsc} from '../string';
import {addEvt, removeEvt, targetEvt} from '../event';
import {isEmpty} from '../types';
import {CHECKLIST, NONE} from '../const';
import {defaultsStr, defaultsBool} from '../settings';

/**
 * Checklist filter UI component
 * @export
 * @class CheckList
 * @extends {BaseDropdown}
 */
export class CheckList extends BaseDropdown {

    /**
     * Creates an instance of CheckList
     * @param {TableFilter} tf TableFilter instance
     */
    constructor(tf) {
        super(tf, CheckList);

        let f = this.config;

        /**
         * List of container DOM elements
         * @type {Array}
         */
        this.containers = [];

        /**
         * Css class for the container of the checklist filter (div)
         * @type {String}
         */
        this.containerCssClass = defaultsStr(f.div_checklist_css_class,
            'div_checklist');

        /**
         * Css class for the checklist filter element (ul)
         * @type {String}
         */
        this.filterCssClass = defaultsStr(f.checklist_css_class,
            'flt_checklist');

        /**
         * Css class for the item of a checklist (li)
         * @type {String}
         */
        this.itemCssClass = defaultsStr(f.checklist_item_css_class,
            'flt_checklist_item');

        /**
         * Css class for a selected item of a checklist (li)
         * @type {String}
         */
        this.selectedItemCssClass = defaultsStr(
            f.checklist_selected_item_css_class,
            'flt_checklist_slc_item'
        );

        /**
         * Text placed in the filter's container when load filter on demand
         * feature is enabled
         * @type {String}
         */
        this.activateText = defaultsStr(
            f.activate_checklist_text,
            'Click to load filter data'
        );

        /**
         * Css class for a disabled item of a checklist (li)
         * @type {String}
         */
        this.disabledItemCssClass = defaultsStr(
            f.checklist_item_disabled_css_class,
            'flt_checklist_item_disabled'
        );

        /**
         * Enable the reset filter option as first item
         * @type {Boolean}
         */
        this.enableResetOption = defaultsBool(f.enable_checklist_reset_filter,
            true);

        /**
         * Prefix for container element ID
         * @type {String}
         * @private
         */
        this.prfx = 'chkdiv_';
    }

    /**
     * Checklist option click event handler
     * @param {Event} evt
     * @private
     */
    optionClick(evt) {
        let elm = targetEvt(evt);
        let tf = this.tf;

        this.emitter.emit('filter-focus', tf, elm);
        this.setItemOption(elm);
        tf.filter();
    }

    /**
     * Checklist container click event handler for load-on-demand feature
     * @param {Event} evt
     * @private
     */
    onCheckListClick(evt) {
        let elm = targetEvt(evt);
        if (this.tf.loadFltOnDemand && elm.getAttribute('filled') === '0') {
            let ct = elm.getAttribute('ct');
            let div = this.containers[ct];
            this.build(ct);
            removeEvt(div, 'click', (evt) => this.onCheckListClick(evt));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Refresh all checklist filters
     */
    refreshAll() {
        let colIdxs = this.tf.getFiltersByType(CHECKLIST, true);
        this.refreshFilters(colIdxs);
    }

    /**
     * Initialize checklist filter
     * @param  {Number}     colIndex   Column index
     * @param  {Boolean}    isExternal External filter flag
     * @param  {DOMElement} container  Dom element containing the filter
     */
    init(colIndex, isExternal, container) {
        let tf = this.tf;
        let externalFltTgtId = isExternal ?
            tf.externalFltIds[colIndex] : null;

        let divCont = createElm('div',
            ['id', `${this.prfx}${colIndex}_${tf.id}`],
            ['ct', colIndex], ['filled', '0']);
        divCont.className = this.containerCssClass;

        //filter is appended in desired element
        if (externalFltTgtId) {
            elm(externalFltTgtId).appendChild(divCont);
        } else {
            container.appendChild(divCont);
        }

        this.containers[colIndex] = divCont;
        tf.fltIds.push(tf.buildFilterId(colIndex));

        if (!tf.loadFltOnDemand) {
            this.build(colIndex);
        } else {
            addEvt(divCont, 'click', (evt) => this.onCheckListClick(evt));
            divCont.appendChild(createText(this.activateText));
        }

        this.emitter.on(
            ['build-checklist-filter'],
            (tf, colIndex, isLinked) => this.build(colIndex, isLinked)
        );

        this.emitter.on(
            ['select-checklist-options'],
            (tf, colIndex, values) => this.selectOptions(colIndex, values)
        );

        this.emitter.on(['rows-changed'], () => this.refreshAll());

        this.emitter.on(['after-filtering'], () => this.linkFilters());

        /** @inherited */
        this.initialized = true;
    }

    /**
     * Build checklist UI
     * @param  {Number}  colIndex   Column index
     * @param  {Boolean} isLinked    Enable linked filters behaviour
     */
    build(colIndex, isLinked = false) {
        let tf = this.tf;
        colIndex = Number(colIndex);

        this.emitter.emit('before-populating-filter', tf, colIndex);

        /** @inherited */
        this.opts = [];
        /** @inherited */
        this.optsTxt = [];

        let flt = this.containers[colIndex];
        let ul = createElm('ul',
            ['id', tf.fltIds[colIndex]],
            ['colIndex', colIndex]);
        ul.className = this.filterCssClass;

        let caseSensitive = tf.caseSensitive;
        /** @inherited */
        this.isCustom = tf.isCustomOptions(colIndex);

        //Retrieves custom values
        if (this.isCustom) {
            let customValues = tf.getCustomOptions(colIndex);
            this.opts = customValues[0];
            this.optsTxt = customValues[1];
        }

        let activeIdx;
        let activeFilterId = tf.getActiveFilterId();

        if (isLinked && activeFilterId) {
            activeIdx = tf.getColumnIndexFromFilterId(activeFilterId);
        }

        let filteredDataCol = [];
        if (isLinked && tf.disableExcludedOptions) {
            /** @inherited */
            this.excludedOpts = [];
        }

        flt.innerHTML = '';

        let eachRow = tf.eachRow();
        eachRow(
            (row) => {
                let cellValue = tf.getCellValue(row.cells[colIndex]);
                //Vary Peter's patch
                let cellString = matchCase(cellValue, caseSensitive);
                // checks if celldata is already in array
                if (!has(this.opts, cellString, caseSensitive)) {
                    this.opts.push(cellValue);
                }
                let filteredCol = filteredDataCol[colIndex];
                if (isLinked && tf.disableExcludedOptions) {
                    if (!filteredCol) {
                        filteredCol = tf.getVisibleColumnValues(colIndex);
                    }
                    if (!has(filteredCol, cellString, caseSensitive) &&
                        !has(this.excludedOpts, cellString, caseSensitive)) {
                        this.excludedOpts.push(cellValue);
                    }
                }
            },
            // continue conditions function
            (row, k) => {
                // excluded rows don't need to appear on selects as always valid
                if (tf.excludeRows.indexOf(k) !== -1) {
                    return true;
                }

                // checks if row has expected number of cells
                if (row.cells.length !== tf.nbCells || this.isCustom) {
                    return true;
                }

                if (isLinked && !this.isValidLinkedValue(k, activeIdx)) {
                    return true;
                }
            }
        );

        //sort options
        this.opts = this.sortOptions(colIndex, this.opts);
        if (this.excludedOpts) {
            this.excludedOpts = this.sortOptions(colIndex, this.excludedOpts);
        }

        this.addChecks(colIndex, ul);

        if (tf.loadFltOnDemand) {
            flt.innerHTML = '';
        }
        flt.appendChild(ul);
        flt.setAttribute('filled', '1');

        this.emitter.emit('after-populating-filter', tf, colIndex, flt);
    }

    /**
     * Add checklist options
     * @param {Number} colIndex  Column index
     * @param {Object} ul        Ul element
     * @private
     */
    addChecks(colIndex, ul) {
        let tf = this.tf;
        let chkCt = this.addTChecks(colIndex, ul);

        for (let y = 0; y < this.opts.length; y++) {
            let val = this.opts[y]; //item value
            let lbl = this.isCustom ? this.optsTxt[y] : val; //item text
            let fltId = tf.fltIds[colIndex];
            let lblIdx = y + chkCt;
            let li = createCheckItem(`${fltId}_${lblIdx}`, val, lbl,
                ['data-idx', lblIdx]);
            li.className = this.itemCssClass;

            if (tf.linkedFilters && tf.disableExcludedOptions &&
                has(this.excludedOpts, matchCase(val, tf.caseSensitive),
                    tf.caseSensitive)) {
                addClass(li, this.disabledItemCssClass);
                li.check.disabled = true;
                li.disabled = true;
            } else {
                addEvt(li.check, 'click', evt => this.optionClick(evt));
            }
            ul.appendChild(li);

            if (val === '') {
                //item is hidden
                li.style.display = NONE;
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Add checklist header option
     * @param {Number} colIndex Column index
     * @param {Object} ul       Ul element
     * @private
     */
    addTChecks(colIndex, ul) {
        let tf = this.tf;
        let chkCt = 1;
        let fltId = tf.fltIds[colIndex];
        let li0 = createCheckItem(`${fltId}_0`, '',
            tf.getClearFilterText(colIndex), ['data-idx', 0]);
        li0.className = this.itemCssClass;
        ul.appendChild(li0);

        addEvt(li0.check, 'click', evt => this.optionClick(evt));

        if (!this.enableResetOption) {
            li0.style.display = NONE;
        }

        if (tf.enableEmptyOption) {
            let li1 = createCheckItem(`${fltId}_1`, tf.emOperator,
                tf.emptyText, ['data-idx', 1]);
            li1.className = this.itemCssClass;
            ul.appendChild(li1);
            addEvt(li1.check, 'click', evt => this.optionClick(evt));
            chkCt++;
        }

        if (tf.enableNonEmptyOption) {
            let li2 = createCheckItem(`${fltId}_2`, tf.nmOperator,
                tf.nonEmptyText, ['data-idx', 2]);
            li2.className = this.itemCssClass;
            ul.appendChild(li2);
            addEvt(li2.check, 'click', evt => this.optionClick(evt));
            chkCt++;
        }
        return chkCt;
    }

    /**
     * Set/unset value of passed item option in filter's DOM element attribute
     * @param {Object} o checklist option DOM element
     * @private
     */
    setItemOption(o) {
        if (!o) {
            return;
        }

        let tf = this.tf;
        let chkValue = o.value; //checked item value
        let chkIndex = o.dataset.idx;
        let colIdx = tf.getColumnIndexFromFilterId(o.id);
        let n = tf.getFilterElement(parseInt(colIdx, 10));
        let items = n.childNodes;
        let li = items[chkIndex];
        //selected values (ul tag)
        let slcValues = n.getAttribute('value') || '';
        //selected items indexes (ul tag)
        let slcIndexes = n.getAttribute('indexes') || '';

        if (o.checked) {
            //show all item
            if (chkValue === '') {
                //items indexes
                let indexes = slcIndexes.split(tf.separator);
                indexes.forEach(idx => {
                    idx = Number(idx);
                    let li = items[idx];
                    let chx = tag(li, 'input')[0];
                    if (chx && idx > 0) {
                        chx.checked = false;
                        removeClass(li, this.selectedItemCssClass);
                    }
                });

                n.setAttribute('value', '');
                n.setAttribute('indexes', '');

            } else {
                let indexes = slcIndexes + chkIndex + tf.separator;
                let values =
                    trim(slcValues + ' ' + chkValue + ' ' + tf.orOperator);

                n.setAttribute('value', values);
                n.setAttribute('indexes', indexes);

                //uncheck first option
                let chx0 = tag(items[0], 'input')[0];
                if (chx0) {
                    chx0.checked = false;
                }
            }

            removeClass(items[0], this.selectedItemCssClass);
            addClass(li, this.selectedItemCssClass);
        } else { //removes values and indexes
            let replaceValue =
                new RegExp(rgxEsc(chkValue + ' ' + tf.orOperator));
            let values = slcValues.replace(replaceValue, '');
            let replaceIndex = new RegExp(rgxEsc(chkIndex + tf.separator));
            let indexes = slcIndexes.replace(replaceIndex, '');

            n.setAttribute('value', trim(values));
            n.setAttribute('indexes', indexes);

            removeClass(li, this.selectedItemCssClass);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Select filter options programmatically
     * @param  {Number} colIndex Column index
     * @param  {Array}  values   Array of option values to select
     */
    selectOptions(colIndex, values = []) {
        let tf = this.tf;
        let flt = tf.getFilterElement(colIndex);
        if (!flt || values.length === 0) {
            return;
        }

        let lis = tag(flt, 'li');

        flt.setAttribute('value', '');
        flt.setAttribute('indexes', '');

        [].forEach.call(lis, (li) => {
            let chk = tag(li, 'input')[0];
            let chkVal = matchCase(chk.value, tf.caseSensitive);

            if (chkVal !== '' && has(values, chkVal, tf.caseSensitive)) {
                chk.checked = true;
            } else {
                // Check non-empty-text or empty-text option
                if (values.indexOf(tf.nmOperator) !== -1 &&
                    chkVal === matchCase(tf.nonEmptyText, tf.caseSensitive)) {
                    chk.checked = true;
                }
                else if (values.indexOf(tf.emOperator) !== -1 &&
                    chkVal === matchCase(tf.emptyText, tf.caseSensitive)) {
                    chk.checked = true;
                } else {
                    chk.checked = false;
                }
            }
            this.setItemOption(chk);
        });
    }

    /**
     * Get filter values for a given column index
     * @param {Number} colIndex Column index
     * @returns {Array} values Collection of selected values
     */
    getValues(colIndex) {
        let tf = this.tf;
        let flt = tf.getFilterElement(colIndex);
        if (!flt) {
            return [];
        }

        let fltAttr = flt.getAttribute('value');
        let values = isEmpty(fltAttr) ? '' : fltAttr;
        //removes last operator ||
        values = values.substr(0, values.length - 3);
        //turn || separated values into array
        values = values.split(' ' + tf.orOperator + ' ');

        return values;
    }

    /**
     * Destroy CheckList instance
     */
    destroy() {
        this.emitter.off(
            ['build-checklist-filter'],
            (tf, colIndex, isLinked) => this.build(colIndex, isLinked)
        );
        this.emitter.off(
            ['select-checklist-options'],
            (tf, colIndex, values) => this.selectOptions(colIndex, values)
        );
        this.emitter.off(['rows-changed'], () => this.refreshAll());
        this.emitter.off(['after-filtering'], () => this.linkFilters());

        this.initialized = false;
    }
}


With the success and current fashion of cocktails, ginger beers have come back into the spotlight, as amateurs of Moscow Mule or Dark and Stormy know. Nowadays, a ginger beer is a non-alcoholic beverage, but that has not always been the case.
That little introduction brings us to Ginger Weisse – which really won't leave you indifferent.
So, let's be precise: This is a beer. And it's even a Berliner Weisse with Pilsner malts, Tettnanger hops… and ginger. So we're already very far from the product we find today in a Moscow Mule.
A final detail: This beer is made by the microbrewery To Øl, founded in Copenhagen (Denmark) by Tobias Emil Jensen and Tore Gynther. An essential brewery, in my opinion, which can even sometimes be misunderstood.


to the high bar their parents have set.
happy bubbly person' is an example of what not to be.
wins $100,000. Who will win?
want to play with their characters.
-This is a TV show, make it interesting.
confession area, it has to be used at least once.
get to spend the rest of your summer at an island resort.
• yepp, it's an apartment, full of friends.
and of course, it's valentines day.
love blossom? or will hatred flare?
around here, with all the high-profile teenagers attending.
unfamiliar house in an unfamiliar city with unfamiliar people. What will happen?
upon . Although one liners are okay .
unless you are texting, chatting, e-mailing, etc.
crazy amount . This isn't Jersey Shore.
bother join, because I'm not in the mood for a boring Roleplay.
Don't join if your going to be logging off soon.
wearing clothes either get a picture or describe it thoroughly.
everything here, if you have for others put CAT.
to send you to a boarding school over the summer and part of the school year.


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Economic evaluation of ultrasonography in the diagnosis and management of developmental hip dysplasia in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Gray A., Elbourne D., Dezateux C., King A., Quinn A., Gardner F.
BACKGROUND: Clinical neonatal hip screening is performed to identify hip instability and the increased risk of later hip subluxation and dislocation. However, there is minimal information regarding the costs of such screening to parents and health services. The aim of this study was to assess these costs in association with the use of ultrasonography for the diagnosis and management of neonatal hip instability. METHODS: We conducted a prospective economic analysis in conjunction with a randomized clinical trial (the Hip Trial), for which 629 patients were recruited from thirty-three centers in the United Kingdom and Ireland to be randomized to undergo either ultrasonographic hip examination (314 patients) or clinical assessment alone (315 patients). Information on clinical outcomes was obtained from hospital records and records from the Hip Trial. Resource information was obtained from hospital records and from repeated periodic cross-sectional surveys of the families. Typical unit costs were applied to resource information to obtain a cost per patient, and the mean costs in the two study groups were calculated and compared. RESULTS: The average overall health-service cost per patient (and standard deviation) was $1298 +/- $2168 in the ultrasonography group and $1488 +/- $2912 in the group that underwent clinical assessment alone, a net difference of -$190 (95% confidence interval, -$630 to $250). Families in which the infant was examined with ultrasonography had significantly lower costs associated with splinting: $92 compared with $118 in the group that underwent clinical assessment alone, a mean difference of -$26 (95% confidence interval, -$46 to -$6). Costs associated with surgery and total costs to the family were also slightly, but not significantly, lower in the ultrasonography group. CONCLUSIONS: Our results suggest that use of ultrasonography in the management of neonates with clinical hip instability is unlikely to impose an increased cost burden and may reduce costs to health services and families.
10.2106/JBJS.D.01997
J Bone Joint Surg Am
Health Care Costs, Hip Dislocation, Congenital, Hip Joint, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Ireland, Joint Instability, Neonatal Screening, Physical Examination, Prospective Studies, Ultrasonography, United Kingdom


Previous postTrying to find Inexpensive Beginner Tennis Lessons?
That being the case, does it really make sense to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars every year in finding out tennis on the internet? Unlike any other sport, to master the different strokes and shots, you need to be right there on the field to find out and master it.
After one level, tennis is not simply a physical sport, but is really much dependent on your psychological strength, your focus, emotional stamina. Not everyone can manage to invest so much in taking tennis lessons from an expert coach.
While lessons on ways to serve, ways to play forehand or backhand shots can be learn, planning for a match, learning how to avoid injuries have to be checked out and studied, and these are pointers that you can easily pick up from the experience of others.
Learning on the internet about how such a practice can lead to injuries can help you correct it or at least approach your coach to help you in correcting the flaw. There is no virtual replacement for a tennis coach. Simply like Moms replace Gods, online lessons replace coaches where need might be.
That being the case, does it really make sense to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars every year in discovering tennis online? Unlike any other sport, to master the various strokes and shots, you need to be right there on the field to learn and master it. Not everyone can manage to spend so much in taking tennis driving lessons from an expert coach.


Chinese tourist arrivals to Malaysia are on the rise again after the slowdown in 2015 – and better visa service is partly responsible for this growth.
Tourism Malaysia chairman Datuk Dr Siew Ka Wei said the growth trend can be attributed to improvements made to visa services, following Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's announcement to facilitate the matter.
"The Prime Minister's visits to China and India recently and his call to ease travel formalities for Chinese and Indian tourists was timely and helped to boost confidence in these two markets for travel to Malaysia," he said.
Siew added that visa arrangements are critical for the convenience of travellers, and the facilities provided are expected to ease travel preparations.
China and India nationals can now apply for e-visa (electronic visa), eNTRI (Electronic Travel Registration and Information) or VOA (Visa on Arrival), depending on the purpose of their visit to Malaysia.
Since the e-visa and visa-free programmes were launched in March last year, response has been positive. Between March 2016 and April 2017, a total of 284,606 e-visa applications and 323,173 eNTRI applications were received.
Meanwhile, the number of visas approved for Indian tourists shot up by 91.1% following the PM's visit to India in April, from 36,442 visas approved in March to 69,635 visas approved in April from China nationals.
Najib agreed that approved e-visa applications are also valid for multiple entries. The Home Affairs Ministry is currently working on the final details of the two-week multiple entry visa-free visit to Malaysia.
Yes, Peoples from India and China coming to Malaysia in huge amount. Most of the travelers came there for travel purpose and demand are raised for business trips to Malaysia too. After Indian PM's visit, the number of Indian travelers has been raised for Multiple Travelling. The demand for Multiple Travel Visa is going higher day by day. I totally agreed with you.


Janckila Construction operates according to Ken's personal standards. Since 1978, when Ken entered the construction industry, his standards for building homes and relationships haven't changed, which accounts for the ever-expanding list of clients served. The Janckila Construction building process is comprehensive, yet simplistic. The client's unique goals for the project come first – every step of the way.
Each building project is unique. For this reason, there is only one standard – client satisfaction. Initially, we seek to understand the client goals, building specifications, architectural elements and timeline for completion.
Prior to commencement of construction, the client feels at ease that proper consideration is being given to all aspects of the project. This is accomplished through demonstration of professionalism, as we document and consider peripheral issues critical to project success (e.g. environmental concerns, safety, financial, municipal requirements). Janckila Construction also establishes communication with the project collaborators, schedules the labor resources and assesses material procurement needs.
In the construction phase, the client vision is created. Quality and client communication are standard; however, it's the dedicated craftsmanship, detailed project management and flexibility that truly distinguish the Janckila Construction experience.


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Q: Server Side Caching JQuery Autocomplete for a specific search function I want to use Server side caching with JQuery UI Autocomplete. MY site is in ASP.NET 4.5 and I use JQuery 1.9.
I created a webservice function as follows:
SearchPhones(string phrase, byte type_id)

In order to recognize the caching variable I need to save the phrase and type_id into the variable name if I am correct, so I can refer to that caching variable later on when a query with the same phrase and type_id are asked by other clients. Are there any limitations of this approach (variable name length, in terms of number of characters allowed)?
For example: HttpContextCurrent.Cache["the_search_term-type_id"]
I also need to take spaces and other characters into account which are not allowed as part of the variable name. I might get it all wrong though. I can't use the Attribute cache on top of the function because it doesn't work with Ajax GET requests for some reason.
Result: need to use server side caching for JQuery autocomplete UI using ASP.NET 4.5 Webservices.
Need your help.  Thanks.

A: You can take the benefit of http handler
http://osman.it/aspnet/autocomplete-using-jquery-aspnet-c/
here is a wany by which you can use session IRequiresSessionState
How can I use Session variable in an HttpHandler


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Benetton Basket 64
Aris TT Bank 42
November 23, 2006 CET: 20:45
Local time: 20:45 PALAVERDE
Benetton Treviso put on one of the best defensive displays in the history of the Euroleague on the way to a 64-42 win over Aris Thessaloniki on Thursday night at the Palaverde. Treviso held Aris to the third-fewest points in a Euroleague game, highlighted by a 4-point fourth quarter. Matteo Soragna led Benetton with 19 points, while Terrell Lyday and Nikos Zisis added 10 each. Benetton improved to 3-2 in Group C, joining Pau-Orthez for a share of third place. Those two teams meet next week in France. Aris dropped to 2-3 and holds sole possession of fifth place. Benetton led for most of the game, but Aris always found away to remain close. That ended with the score 36-30 early in the third quarter, as Soragna led a home-team spurt to take the lead to double figures. Then Aris went cold and remained that way until the final buzzer. Jeremiah Massey led Aris with 12 points and 10 rebounds, while Alex Scales added 10. The hosts won the battle of the boards 45-32. The record for fewest points allowed in a Euroleague game belongs to CSKA Moscow, which held Krka Novo Mesto to 35 in November 2003. Union Olimpija allowed London Towers 40 in December 2001.
Both teams started off cold as neither side scored in the first two minutes. Mike Wilkinson eventually broke the ice from the line making one of two free throws. Soon after, good ball circulation allowed Marcus Goree to put Treviso on the board. Veteran Giorgos Sigalas regained the lead for Aris off a steal and layup. The visitors' zone defense troubled Treviso as Goree and Soragna were again off target. The name of the game remained defense as three minutes went passed without a basket until Spencer Nelson went to the foul line to bring Benetton within 7-8. Kevin Fletcher and Angelo Gigli traded baskets and Sigalas and Zisis did the same to fix the score at 11-13. After free throws from Gigli and Massey, Lyday scored in penetration and Marco Mordente followed him to regain the lead. But Scales drilled a three that ended the period with Aris up 16-18.
Lyday scored at the start of the second quarter, but Scales was very lively for the visitors, drawing two fouls off Bryant Smith in 30 seconds. However the accuracy on offense was not there for Aris. Soragna capped a 9-0 run with 5 points of his own to give Benetton a 5- point cushion. Lyday went through the traffic for a layup, causing Aris coach Andrea Mazzon to call a desperate timeout as his players could simply not find the way to the basket. Aris had scored only one basket in five-and-a-half minutes. Benetton continued to increase its lead, which swelled to 30-20 with three minutes on the clock. Treviso shut Aris's attack down once more, this time forcing shot-clock violation. Aris finally made a jumper and a free throw, but Soragna took charge netting 6 consecutive points, good for a 36-23 lead. Two free throws from Terrell Castle fixed the halftime score at 36-25, with Aris posting a disastrous 9 turnovers and 2 assists.
Castle opened the second half with a free throw, drawing Lyday's fourth foul and forcing the Benetton playmaker to the bench. Aris dominated the early going as Massey got 4 points, prompting coach David Blatt to call timeout with the score at 36-30. Soragna picked up where he left off, draining a three. Treviso responded well to the visitors' slow tempo as Soragna netted a spectacular fade-away jumper to increase the cushion to 11. Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf's first two points were met by a reverse layup from Joey Beard. However Castle stripped Mordente for an easy Massey layup on the counter, reducing the deficit to 43-34. Two free throws from Castle brough Aris even closer. Zisis got his team back on track with a free throw and a mid-range jumper. More free throws from Massey and Smith and a spectacular no-look pass from Smith to Soragna left Aris with a mountain to climb entering the last quarter, 49-38.
Goree got his team going in the fourth with a free throw. A dunk by Massey was met by two free throws from Gigli, as Treviso continued to slow down Aris's offense with a full-court press. Sloppy plays from both teams saw the score stalled for a while at 52-42 at the halfway mark of the quarter. Mazzon called another timeout after a brilliant left handed layup from Mordente as Aris's hopes started to fade away. Goree landed the knock-out punch, beating the buzzer for a 14-point cushion with three minutes to go. The hosts kept using the full 24 seconds and strong defense to cruise to a valuable win and keep their 100 percent home record.
Fabrice Turmel, Treviso
Referees: ZACHARA, IVAN; PUKL,SASA; KLAAR, LARS
Benetton Basket 16 20 13 15
Aris TT Bank 18 7 13 4
Aris TT Bank 18 25 38 42
Benetton Basket
4 LYDAY, TERRELL 16:30 10 4/8 0/2 2/3 1 1 2 1 1 4 4 7
5 SMITH, BRYANT 9:00 1 0/1 0/1 1/2 1 1 2 1 2 3 4 4
6 ZISIS, NIKOS 34:00 10 3/7 1/3 1/2 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 4 10
7 SORAGNA, MATTEO 33:30 19 6/8 2/3 1/2 4 4 2 2 2 2 1 20
8 GEORGE, NICK 1:00 1 1 1
9 MORDENTE, MARCO 27:00 4 2/5 1 3 4 2 1 3 1 2 3 5
11 RULLO, ROBERTO DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
12 RENZI, ANDREA DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
15 GIGLI, ANGELO 10:15 5 1/4 3/4 1 2 3 1 1 2 2 4
17 NELSON, SPENCER 19:45 4 1/1 0/2 2/2 1 6 7 1 2 1 3 1 9
18 GOREE, MARCUS 35:00 7 3/8 0/1 1/2 2 11 13 1 2 2 2 16
19 BEARD, JOEY 14:00 4 2/5 3 4 7 4 3 1
Totals 200:00 64 22/47 3/12 11/17 10 35 45 11 17 15 1 1 20 22 84
Head coach: BLATT, DAVID
Aris TT Bank
4 CASTLE, TERREL 28:15 8 0/3 1/2 5/6 1 1 2 3 3 1 1 7 11
5 SIGALAS, GIORGOS 11:00 2 1/4 0/2 1 1 1 1 3 2 -5
7 SERAPINAS, SIMONAS 10:15 0/1 2 -3
8 SCALES, ALEX 32:00 10 2/7 2/6 1 3 4 1 1 3 5 7
9 KALAITZIS, GEORGIOS 25:45 1 0/1 1/2 4 4 1 3 1 2
11 WILKINSON, MIKE 20:45 3 1/2 0/2 1/2 3 3 3 1 2 2 6
12 FLETCHER, KEVIN 4:45 2 1/4 1 1 2 1
14 MASSEY, JEREMIAH 32:00 12 4/8 4/4 1 9 10 2 2 3 4 19
15 GIANNOULIS, YANNIS 9:00 0/1 2 2 1 2 1 1
16 TSALDARIS, DIMITRIOS 7:00 2 2 1 2 -1
17 PANTELIADIS, SPYRIDON 8:45 2 1/1 0/1 1 2 1 -1
20 ABDUL-RAUF, MAHMOUD 10:30 2 1/4 0/1 2 -4
Totals 200:00 42 11/34 3/16 11/14 3 29 32 4 16 17 1 1 22 20 36
Head coach: MAZZON, ANDREA
BLATT, DAVID
"Congratulation to my team for their defensive job. It was not easy to limit such a team to 42 points. Captain Soragna had a great game, all the national players got in tired but he will come back and everyday he gets better, today he did a great job on both sides of the court, he stopped Scales, which was our main aim, and he scored on offense. We prepared very well for this game. My players knew we were going to play a 60-70-point game. It was a kind of ground war rather than air war."
MAZZON, ANDREA
"It's normal to say that we lose and win as a team. We tried to rotate but we obviously missed too many three-pointers, even good open shots. We didn't do well today, let's forget it and think about the next game."
BEARD, JOEY
"We knew it was going to be very physical so we prepared for it, in the last three days we concentrated on this. We did not play our best game but we did all right. It's obvious that defensive pressure takes a lot out of us and it showed on offense. But overall, even though we didn't show all our potential I am happy with what we did on the court today. We proved that even when we can't find the basket we can win anyway."
ZISIS, NIKOS
"A win is a win. The game was maybe not the best for the fans but we have what we wanted. We did a great job in defense and in rebounds. Aris managed to get us to a low tempo game but in the second quarter we reacted well and defended well. It was the first time in Treviso that I was playing against a Greek team, the team from my hometown even though I never played there professionally."
Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7 Round 8 Round 9 Round 10 Round 11 Round 12 Round 13 Round 14
November 22 18:15 CET LIVE FINAL
Climamio Bologna 80
RheinEnergie 84
Maccabi Elite 82
Winterthur FC Barcelona 84
Eldo Napoli 84
Pau-Orthez 96


Discussion in 'Suggestions' started by parcheesi15, Jan 20, 2019.
Should the staff team add some type of Fish Boosters?
No, and I will tell you why in the comments!
This is a very simple idea that could be fun and random but also a very easy addition to the server to add some excitement.
Obviously, I can see the clear downfall being people using auto-fish/fishing machines but I think the staff are active and sneaky enough to know if someone is earning mountain loads of fish over others and the problems would not be as severe.
Another fallback could be the fact that cops are not able to jail you for fish, but they are also allowed to fish themselves, giving them equal opportunity to benefit from fishing and fish boosters.
[Edit] - The Boosters would also not have to be very long as you wouldn't have a very large number of double chests to sell, maybe 10-20 minutes.
Let me know what you think or any additional suggestions you have!
Its a good idea overall but some technicalities would need to be fixed. I think letting cops be able to fish would be a good idea as well and it would even things out if this idea was implemented.
Not sure if the fish should be boosted 3-4x though, that might be a lot depending on how much fish you get, or it might not be enough, idk i dont fish so. But good idea, just needs some work.
You would use it the same way you do drugs. You would stock up your fish, then sell after you popped your fishing booster.
Yeah i'd agree it could use some work, but if you do fish you learn that it is not fast cash lol. I think a 3-4x booster wouldn't be all that insane from my fishing experience.
I just feel it would be a good way to unite cops and player selling as well as give them a little more incentive to become cops and earn some money.


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More than 800 people take tour of new Bootle & Netherton Community Fire Station at community open day
HUNDREDS of people took a tour of the new Bootle & Netherton Community Fire Station.
Water game at the Community Open Day at Bootle & Netherton Fire Station
More than 800 people turned out to a Community Open Day at the station on Buckley Hill Lane, which was recently re-built as part of a major redevelopment project.
Activities were set up at the state-of-the-art station, including the Fire Fit Climbing Wall, vintage appliances from Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service's Heritage and Education Centre, the MF&RS quad bike, games, face painting and a barbecue.
It is among seven new community fire stations that are being opened across Merseyside over the next two years and is also one of 16 new fire stations that are being built across the North West funded through the Private Finance Initiative.
Volunteers from the Prince's Trust and Fire Support Network charities helped out on the day.
MF&RS Supervisory Advocate, Jan Carr, also held a Shop In A Box stall at the event, for The Fire Fighters Charity. Members of Lucozade Powerleague Liverpool attended and donated £100 to the charity.
More than £400 was raised for the charity at the open day.
Group Manager Rob Pritchard, who also is the Sefton District Manager, said: "It was a fantastic day that was really well organised by the Community Prevention team.
"It was wonderful that so many people came along to have a look around the new station. We are very proud of our new state-of-the-art facility.
"We are going through challenging financial times at the moment but it is right that when property is no longer fit for use, we provide our staff and local communities with the right equipment and facilities."


Summary: When a person wrongs you, when should you forgive him? When should you ask someone to forgive you?
Question: Is forgiveness necessary? Religious connotations aside, popular psychology often tells us that we must forgive those who have hurt us, even if they are no longer in our lives. It's "healthy". Is forgiveness really necessary to emotional healing? Should I forgive, if the offending party hasn't recognized his/her fault?