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Former Port Augusta man Joshua Vines will be contesting the seat of Stuart for the Labor Party. The decision was made on Tuesday, just 24 days before the election. This gives Mr Vines just over three weeks to make an impression on Port Augusta and the region. He will be trying to unseat local member Dan van Holst Pellekaan who claimed the seat at the 2010 state election with 57.6 per cent of the votes to Labor's 42.4 per cent on a two-party preferred basis. Mr Vines is currently a staffer at member for Port Adelaide Susan Close's office.
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February 19 2014 - 3:30PM
Labor candidate for Stuart announced
CANDIDATE: The state Labor Party has announced Joshua Vines as its candidate for Stuart.
Former Port Augusta man Joshua Vines will be contesting the seat of Stuart for the Labor Party.
The decision was made on Tuesday, just 24 days before the election.
This gives Mr Vines just over three weeks to make an impression on Port Augusta and the region.
He will be trying to unseat local member Dan van Holst Pellekaan who claimed the seat at the 2010 state election with 57.6 per cent of the votes to Labor's 42.4 per cent on a two-party preferred basis.
Mr Vines is currently a staffer at member for Port Adelaide Susan Close's office.
This story Labor candidate for Stuart announced first appeared on The Transcontinental.


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FilmBuff Shorts on Hulu (Free Online Viewing)
By	Michael Tully
Cinetic FilmBuff has partnered with Hulu for FilmBuff Shorts, a channel devoted exclusively to—you guessed it—movies of the shorter variety. The plan is for new titles to be added on a consistent basis, but for now, there are eight to choose from. Here are some personal favorites (though I'm embedding them below, be sure to visit the FilmBuff Shorts site to watch all eight):
The Rambler (13:25) — If you haven't seen Calvin Lee Reeder's gritty, gleefully hallucinatory nightmare, be forewarned: it gets messy. Reeder's alter-ego, The Rambler, is a side-of-the-road drifter who's looking for a ride. When he gets picked up by a kooky scientist, he ends up at his truly bizarro domicile, which makes the households in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Twilight Zone seem tame and staid. After meeting the scientist's daughter, The Rambler ends up tied to her bed, where things get out of control. Reeder uses grainy 16mm, in camera trickery, and a trippy, assaultive color scheme to set his blackly comic tone. If exploding boobies are your thing, don't miss The Rambler!
Cricket Head (19:02) — Grant Greenberg's short might very well be my WTF?! revelation of the year. You might as well consider this part of a trilogy with other FilmBuff entries Sick Sex and Sex Tape: Acting for the Camera, as the principal players in each are Greenberg, Justin Nowell, and Thomas Nowell. But whereas Greenberg was the producer and cinematographer for those latter shorts (which were co-written by both Nowells and directed by Justin), he took over the directorial reins for Cricket Head (which was also co-written by the Nowells). Cathy Curtain is a just-released-from-prison teacher who disobeys orders and tracks down the young student with whom she's obsessed. It's a cringingly naked performance in the tradition of Chris Penn in The Funeral and Brittany Murphy in The Dead Girl, and I honestly don't know if I even like it, but I will say that it packs a genuine WTF?! punch.
The Elephant Garden (19:25) — Sasie Sealy's The Elephant Garden is a short film with a feature-length gravity. Kelley Mack shows star promise as a sensitive young girl who doesn't know how to reconcile her emotions when her older sister gets a new boyfriend. I haven't seen any of Sealy's other work, but The Elephant Garden is a very fine calling card that bodes well for a successful feature-length future.
— Michael Tully
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Michael Tully was born and raised in Maryland and now lives on Tennis Court in Brooklyn. His most recent narrative feature, Septien, world-premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and was picked up for distribution by Sundance Selects. In addition to directing Cocaine Angel (2006) and Silver Jew (2007), he is also a proud alumni of Filmmaker Magazine's annual "25 New Faces of Independent Film" club (2006). Visit his indieWIRE blog Boredom at its Boredest—http://blogs.indiewire.com/tully—for more sporadic personal updates.
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Kenyan Police Chief Arms Himself With Bible To Fight Crime (Video)
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"To tackle crime, we need God, we cannot do this by ourselves. We need God's intervention in everything that we are doing as the police force," – The Police Chief explains.
Kenyan Police Chief Inspector William Sifuna
A police chief in Kenya has developed an unconventional way of fighting crime on his city streets — by invoking the power of God and trawling through crime-ridden areas armed only with a Bible.
Chief Inspector William Sifuna has a pretty tough job to deal with. He is solely responsible for keeping law and order in Maralal, Samburu County, where gunfights erupt daily and robbery and extortion are common.
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Over the years, however, one thing that Sifuna noticed was that most of the crimes are in some way related to the theft of livestock. So, the man who is colloquially known as "the preaching policeman," decided to employ a Biblically-based tactic when confronting suspects — he would instruct them to return what they stole to the rightful owner, request forgiveness from the person and swear never to steal again.
Immediately, he saw some tremendous results.
Sifuna does not, however, rely on the mere word of the criminals — he also demands that they put together a long-term plan detailing how exactly they will stay out of trouble in the future. It's a form of policing that is far removed from the methods of many other law enforcement agencies, but it is one that he insists continues to work wonders. To fight crime effectively, he says, you need faith.
"To tackle crime, we need God," he explained to The Standard. "We cannot do this by ourselves. We need God's intervention in everything that we are doing as the police force."
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The police chief is also relentlessly dishing out second chances to the many lawbreakers who work the streets of the crime-ridden town. As Christians, he said, we must hold true to the notion that absolutely everyone deserves a second chance, no matter what they've done, according to CBN News.
"Before I lock them up, I take an opportunity to preach to them or counsel them," he said. "And when they step out of the cold cells, most of them confess and turn away from crime."
The respected police officer is also tri-vocational — in addition to policing, he also holds a high-court approved accreditation as a mediator and is also a regular preacher Elshadai Restoration Ministries church.
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Noting that he enforces the law in a rather "interactive manner," Sifuna added that his strategy is simple: "I listen to their side of the story, counsel them and mediate on petty cases."
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Mediation, he said, is a wonderful way of keeping someone from being unnecessarily incarcerated, which reduces the strain on prison services. The chief added that sometimes, this will involve "bringing in the family," for a session, but that "as long as a solution is reached and the offender does not return to the cells," it is worth the effort.
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But as if that wasn't enough to have on his plate at one time, this faith-driven policeman also decided to set up a shelter for children who have been subject to abuse on the violent streets of Maralal — he also oversees operations at an orphanage nearby.
"Most of the children, especially those who were defiled, were not safe at all to go back to the same places where the offenses happened, and I thought for those who the court felt were not safe could be provided with an alternative place as the case proceeded," he explained.
In light of his incredible work, Mwangi Nderitu, a pastor at Alshadai Restoration ministries, called Sifuna "a whole new definition of a police officer."
That he certainly is! God bless this man and his vital work.
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The radical Tea Party strikes again!
Why does the mainstream media like to throw the word �Extremist� in front of anything conservative? Right Wing Extremists� Religious Extremists� Right Wing Radical (same thing). I�ll tell you. To give us a bad name so you don�t want to hang out with us. Did it work? Let me remind you about all the years cigarettes were touted by the mainstream media as cool and everyone that was anyone needed to be smoking� now we know they cause Cancer. Today the Cancer IS the media.
For those of you who would like to believe the mainstream media when they talk about who makes up the Tea Party, I�d like to give you a glimpse of who the Tea Party is from an insider�s point of view.
I have had some experiences I�d like to share with you. Since personal charity choices are made anonymously, I can only speak of the one�s I have been personally involved with that of whom involve the West Jersey Tea Party. There are so many more that I am not privy to, but I want to share what I know.
Because I participated in a Scouting Food Drive last fall and was talking about how hard my den worked collecting food, I discovered that the President of our organization would go to Camden at least twice a month to help at a local food bank. He�d help by bringing food or fix things since he is handy. He�s been doing this for more years than he can remember. He asked if I had collected anything like large bags of rice or anything of bulk that a food bank could benefit from and if we could contribute; no products that require milk though because they don't have proper refrigeration. Our President made a comment to me that was very moving. �The people you are collecting for are in need of help with food, but at least they have a roof over their heads. These people I go help have nothing.� With approval, I separated the food and sent it off to the Camden Food Bank. The food drive folk were happy to agree to the contribution. Everyone needs help.
A member of my community, family with three small children (ages 4, 7and 9), had a tragedy right before Christmas. Their whole house burnt to the ground because of a friend who was careless in their kitchen. I felt the need to do something, so I reached out to the West Jersey Tea Party membership to see if anyone could help. This family had no clothes, presents burned up in the fire, nothing. Immediately members from my group acted.
One member works at a school as a special needs teacher and who gets mediocre pay, offered to donate anything they could sitting around their house. When they married they ended up with duplicates they didn�t really need, like an extra TV. They donated all clothes and furniture they could spare and their son offered me his DS and all his games. He said he didn�t really need them and thought the little kids from the fire could use them more than he could. He gave both his DS and his Gameboy with all his games� what a boy he is.
Another member who is older didn�t have those household resources but quickly wrote a check for $400. She asked no questions except �Are they okay? Do the kids have everything they need? Where will they stay? And who can I make this check out to?� This woman has a heart bigger than she is tall.
Another member reached into his pocket too with the goal that this fire would not destroy Christmas for these children. He went out and bought a 6� tall imitation Christmas tree, tree decorations, wrapping paper, tape, and containers to package the supplies in for the future. He also gave each child a card with a gift certificate. There are others with more instances of this type of charity, but I think you understand what I�m getting at by now.
My group contacts their legislators, we pass out flyers to help educate people that are not paying attention to the politics that affect their daily lives, we periodically have rallys in front of legislators offices (not homes like the Occupy or Union crowd), and we invite speakers to our group to talk to us and help us understand certain topics better� for we can only educate once we are educated.
But where does all this RADICAL talk come from? Who are these EXTREMISTS the media spouts off about all the time? I must tell you, that even though I am from the West Jersey Tea Party and proudly so, I�ve been to other Tea Party meetings and they are all pretty similar to ours. They are just average every day Joes and Sallys who are out to keep the American dream alive and well for the children of our future.
I personally go door to door to pass out literature about West Jersey and have heard comments made something to the effect, �I�m Republican, but I don�t go to those extremes.� So I asked �what extremes would you mean?� and they had nothing to say. Of course not. When you are constantly told that Tea Party�s are full of extremists, you tend to start to believe it without knowing why you think that way.
It�s funny that the media will find a tragedy and work so hard to link them to a Tea Party and if they don�t find one, they will then look for a religious connection as a backup. And they stretch those connections more than you would ever know.
So if you hear of people creating havoc, causing destruction to businesses, protests that have a mission of preventing small companies from making a livelihood or denying a family privacy� you are hearing about extremists of a different sort� Occupy Wall Street participants� those that are being arrested for various crimes, but not the Tea Party� for this is not our mission.
Why does the media want to so desperately show Tea Party folk as religious right wing radicals anyway? The only answer I can come up with is that religious beliefs get in the way of their agenda and they fear the real message of the Tea Party to fellow Americans.
We are dedicated to supporting the Constitution as it is written, defending the United States of America from threats, foreign and domestic, and preserving the American way of life; to this end, we pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.
If you would like to join us, we meet at Braddock�s in downtown Medford, NJ. Our website is www.WJTP.org. If you join us on our web page, you will get updates about our events. Come see the �radicals� in action!


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Q: CASPOL, FullTrust and running an ActiveX Control in IE with FullTrust based on URL I've set up an activex control to run on a webpage. The server is able to serve this webpage to itself, but other machines on the intranet and internet aren't able to access it.
The Caspol settings look like this:
Code Groups:
1.  All code: FullTrust
   1.1.  Zone - MyComputer: FullTrust
      1.1.1.  StrongName - (omitted) : FullTrust
      1.1.2.  StrongName - 00000000000000000400000000000000: FullTrust
   1.2.  Zone - Intranet: FullTrust
      1.2.1.  All code: Same site Web
      1.2.2.  All code: Same directory FileIO - 'Read, PathDiscovery'
   1.3.  Zone - Internet: Internet
      1.3.1.  All code: Same site Web
   1.4.  Zone - Untrusted: Nothing
   1.5.  Zone - Trusted: Internet
      1.5.1.  All code: Same site Web
   1.6.  Url - http://MYSERVERNAME/APPLICATIONNAME/*: FullTrust
Success

The application I'm trying to access is group 1.6. Am I doing something wrong here?
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It's worth mentioning that the IEDebug Error Log on a machine attempting to access the control from the intranet displays a long exception. The most noteworthy of it being:
System.Net.WebPermission
The first permission that failed was:
<IPermission class="System.Net.WebPermission, System, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089"
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A: A long time ago I read somewhere that for .Net usercontrols, Url evidence doesn't work. Only Site and Zone evidence work.
caspol -machine -quiet -addgroup Trusted_Zone -site mysite.com FullTrust -name mysite -description "Code group granting trust to code from mysite.com"

You can do this for each Zone.
When using IE8, make sure mysite.com is added to the Trusted Sites list 3. I'm not sure if Protected Mode has to be off.
When you're on a 64-bit system, there are two caspol's, with separate permissions:

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*C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\caspol.exe

*C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\caspol.exe

I a lot of time setting permissions on the 32-bit caspol, and then banging my head against the wall because it wouldn't work. Turns out I used 64-bit IE8 because that made a  IEDebug.log. Best to set the permissions on both versions.

A: As it turns out, this wasn't a trust issue at all.  A DLL that was required for the application to run was not in the bin directory of the application.  Consequently, the application was attempting to pull the required DLL from the GAC, which wasn't correct.  Deploying with the required DLL fixed the issue.
As a side note -- this is a very antiquated delivery mechanism for software and hopefully it's not being used anymore.  Debugging these types of errors is much more difficult than it should be.  Recommend choosing a better delivery mechanism than embedded controls.

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At the amfAR Gala 2013
May 27th, 2013 All · Celebrities · Charity · Events · Sandra`s Closet
Tags: Alessandra Ambrosio, Audrey Tautou, Bonnie Wright, Carine Roitfeld, Christopher Waltz, Dawid Yurman, Giovanna Battaglia, Goldie Hawn, Janet Jackson, Jessica Chastain, Kristen Scott Thomas, Kylie Minogue, Leonardo di Caprio, Mads Mikkelsen, Milla Jovovich, Paris Hilton, Peter Dundas, Simon de Pury, adrien brody, amfAR, anne meyer-minnemann, bvlgari, dita von teese, duran duran, heidi klum, hôtel du cap-eden-roc, karolina kurkova, nicole kidman, roberto cavalli, rosario dawson, sharon stone, shirley bassey, simon le bon, thom browne, toni garrn
Last Thursday, I was invited to attend the prestigious annual amfAR gala at the Hôtel du Cap-Eden Roc, which was probably THE most high profile event I have ever been to. From sitting at Paris Hilton's table, having dinner with A-listers such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Nicole Kidman and Sharon Stone, enjoying musical performances of the likes of Duran Duran or Shirley Bassey to witnessing Anna Dello Russo's best dance moves during the unbelievable ULTIMATE GOLD COLLECTION FASHION SHOW curated by Carine Roitfeld. Everything was superlative. For a ticket price of around €8000.00 it should be, shouldn't it?!
Below, I put together my very own photo diary of the event with of course some exclusive footage. The invite said that nobody was allowed to take pictures, that if you were seen, the camera would be confiscated immediately. But I managed to get some great shots! Enjoy!
As gold was a dominant detail of the event, I went for a look in this radiant colour.
Python leather dress (every scale is handsewn on this piece) and matching heels by Tom Ford, Twenties stay-up in black by Wolford, Catwalk patent leather bag with crocodile print by Saint Laurent and earrings by Chanel.
VIPS in attendance included: Sharon Stone, Jessica Chastain, Carine Roitfeld, Bonnie Wright, Aishwarya Rai, Paz Vega, Rosario Dawson, Goldie Hawn, Janet Jackson, Milla Jovovich, Heidi Klum, Kylie Minogue, Nicole Kidman, Audrey Tautou, Kristen Scott Thomas, Christopher Waltz, Leonardo di Caprio, Dita von Teese, Paris Hilton, Adrien Brody, Zachary Quinto, Thom Browne, Daniele and Roberto Cavalli.
THE COCKTAIL RECEPTION
If you have ever been to the beautiful gardens of the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc, you know how gorgeous the atmosphere is. It was amazing to enjoy a glass of bubbly while watching all the celebs arrive.
Golden Girls: Anne Meyer-Minnemann (German Gala magazine) with me
Roberto Cavalli was the official decor sponsor of the 2oth amfAR Gala 2013 with iconic pieces of his Home Collection. Dinner was a feast for the eyes, but unfortunately not a culinary delight. The food was unpalatable.
During the gala dinner, celebrities such as Heidi Klum, Nicole Kidman, Goldie Hawn and Janet Jackson went on stage and gave a little speech. The auction conducted by Simon de Pury included one-of-a-kind items, such as a trip to space with Leonardo DiCaprio that went for 1.2 million euros, a week at Donna Karan's resort home in Parrot Cay, and a family portrait sitting with Annie Leibovitz. But these were just a few of the items sold at amfAR's most successful benefit event to date. Cinema Against AIDS XX exceeded all expectations, raising nearly $25 million in a single night, helping amfAR in its continued fight against HIV/AIDS.
I was seated at a very fun table with Paris Hilton and her boyfriend River Viiperi…
…model Toni Garrn joined in the fun…
…as well as American jewelry designer Dawid Yurman who was also at the table.
Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen (The antagonist in Casino Royale) with me
Gorgeous Jessica Chastain (The face of Yves Saint Laurent's Manifesto).
THE MUSICAL PERFORMANCES
After placing their bids during one of amfAR's legendary auctions, the charitable crowd was moved by musical performances that ranged from Dame Shirley Bassey singing "Goldfinger" to Ellie Goulding and a rare live performance by Duran Duran. As John Taylor and Simon Le Bon, surrounded by swaying models, rocked on the stage, I leapt from my dinner table and began dancing.
Simon Le Bon rocking with Alessandra Ambrosio
Anna Dello Russo was also moving to the beats
Would love to know what Giovanna Battaglia just heard?!
THE ULTIMATE GOLD COLLECTION FASHION SHOW
Personally speaking, the highlight of the event was the fashion show curated by Carine Roitfeld. Forty top models participated in a spectacular runway presentation of one-of-a-kind gold looks with gold jewelry from emerging and established designers. See my favourites below:
Karolina Kurkova in Roberto Cavalli
Joan Smalls in Givenchy
Toni Garrn in Vionnet
Julia Restoin-Roitfeld in Valentino
Ashleigh Good in Chanel
Angela Lindvall in Burberry Prorsum
Anna Dello Russo danced down the runway in Pucci and Bvlgari
…and Pucci's Creative Director Peter Dundas cheered along with Vladimir Restoin-Roitfeld.
After the runway show, Sharon Stone auctioned off this amazing gold collection in a very witty and entertaining way, exhorting the crowd to bid higher and higher. "The bid is a million dollars—I mean euros," she said. "Won't someone give more?" Yes, this night somebody did. All the outfits went for 1.2 million euros. You can see the lucky couple below.
Moncler was sponsoring the after party that seemed a little boring compared to the gala dinner. Most of the celebrities left and that might have been also due to the terrible weather conditions that had occurred all of a sudden. The wind was beating like crazy as you can see.
I was having so much fun that it felt like I already flew to space with Leonardo. Stay tuned for more upcoming post from Cannes with Chopard!
LoL, Sandra
Photos: Courtesy of LoveGold, © Getty Images and © Sandra Bauknecht
It Is a Juicy World
June 13th, 2010 All · Accessories · Celebrities · Colour Combinations · Designers · Gifts · Perfect Outfits
Tags: Lingerie, Paris Hilton, bathrobes, bird by juicy couture, cargo pants, floral, juicy couture, madame tussauds, pale pink and mint green, sweat suits, track suits
Paris Hilton at Madame Tussauds
It is Sunday and I feel totally cozy. When I am at home, I usually wear all sorts of track suits, mostly by Juicy Couture. By transforming the sloppy sweat suit into a sexy uniform, the brand has been on everyone`s lips since quite a while. Spotted on many celebrities, it seems to be perfect for everyday life. Paris Hilton, a big fan of the label, is even displayed at Madame Tussauds wax museum in London in Juicy Couture.
In the US it is quite usual to wear the comfortable clothes to all sorts of different occassions from grocery shopping to lunch. In Europe, the trainer look is becoming more and more part of a fashionable wardrobe during the day. I could live in those, sooooo comfy and still body-consciously sexy, also great for yoga and pilates. By the way, the quality is amazing, you can wash them a zillion times.
Apart from the tracksuits, Juicy Couture offers a lot more, from cute underwear to kids clothing, dog couture, jewelry and a lot of fun stuff.
I am totally in love with those cute pieces above. The colour combo of mint green and soft pink is enchanting. Who could resist a girl in such a cute bathrobe at the breakfast table sipping her coffee?
Pam Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor
Juicy Couture changed the flavour of casual dress and style. The company was founded by two smart Californian women Pam Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor in 1994 and belongs since 2003 to the Liz Claiborne group. The brand extended their product range to include ready-to-wear, denim and more. The sister line Bird by Juicy Couture was introduced last year, a more serious fashion that offers a great value for money. I recommend it warmly to you.
Usher in an era of relaxed luxe that will sooner or later take over the world!
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I was 17 when I learned that my mother had an affair. I never told my dad because I know he would not let it pass, and that it will greatly affect our family. I did share it to my sister (who was a year younger than me), and we confronted our mom that we know about it. She kept on denying until we were able to corner her – that's when she admitted it and also promised us that she'd stop it.
A little more than a year after, my dad, through a reliable evidence, learned about the affair. From then on, it was a series of "Let's fix it" to "we're fixing it" to a few months of it being fixed, and then back to the same affair, then another round of fixing, promising to stop it, working to mend the relationships within the family, and back to the same affair. Along the way, my younger siblings who were aged 15, 14, and 7 three years ago, learned about the matter, too.
I can still vividly remember that one night when I couldn't help myself but answer and shout back at my mom because I was so angry at why she kept blaming my dad for what she did. After this, she forewarned me that I wouldn't succeed in life because I disrespected her; she even called me out for being "mayabang" to think that I can just shout at her.
In July of last year, after more than 5 years of trying to work things out, my parents separated in fact. In the early years of their marital problem, all I wanted was for them to stay together because "family and marriages should stick together through thick or thin." But after trying for more than half a decade, and seeing little to no remorse from her, their separation was something that me and my siblings finally wanted. Personally, I have been emotionally and mentally affected even though I wasn't present when my parents were arguing (I live away from home during the weekdays). I made sure (and as the eldest child, I felt the responsibility) to always call and check up on them at home hoping my dad's health isn't put to danger because of another round of heated argument and hoping that my siblings are still emotionally and mentally stable.
When they separated, I offered my dad if he wants me to take a leave of absence from law school, so I could help him manage our family business. Thinking I only had 2 more years in school, he insisted that I focus on my studies. I understood that time that he didn't want to risk that I'd get so involved in the family business that I wouldn't come back to school and finish law. It was, in the first place, the same reason why he wanted me to pursue law right after college graduation.
And so, I went on to enroll in my third year in law school. It was the dip to my law school rollercoaster ride – lots of missed classes, going to school knowing about only 1-2 cases and "livestreaming" everything during class, going home right after class and spending the whole night either trying to study and failing, or just not trying at all. I didn't have the focus that I needed to study. Every night I end up either crying myself to sleep, or binge-watching, stress-eating and not sleeping at all. Honestly, I was at that point where I didn't care if I failed a class; but every time I had this thought, I remember my dad telling me to prove my mom wrong. Fortunately, I didn't fail any of my third-year classes.
No one in school except my boyfriend knew about this. The next person to know was KG, last year's Hotel Operations Head (I was her Understudy). Other than the two of them, no one in school (not even my close friends outside of law school) knew the exact situation I was in. It was in the latter part of last semester (2nd Semester of AY 2017-2018) when I started opening up to my law school friends. It's funny looking back now that my campaign managers who are also my blockmates – France, Belle, Steph, and Gaita, found out about it because I cried during a room-to-room campaign when asked about how I can help students who have mental illnesses in relation to my platform on mental health.
Fast forward to this semester, and three days after we capped off the Mental Health Month project, I'd like to believe that I am mentally better today than I was a year ago (or maybe because I just don't have the time to wallow about anything anymore). I still have bad days, yes, but I guess taking less class load this semester really helped me channel more of my energy for myself, my commitments, and my family. I'm kind of embracing the thought that I am now the "mom" to my 4 siblings, to the barristers this year, and to the student body. Sometimes it is physically tiring and it feels burdensome and I ask myself why I should be responsible for some things I didn't sign up for, but for the most part of the whole experience, it is fulfilling to know that I can help and reach out to more people rather than spending my time feeling down, questioning why this happened to me and why I'm in law school when I should be helping out my dad, or thinking about the future and whether I'll never really succeed because I shouted at her.
To everyone else who's going through a mental illness, or even just a mental health condition, know that YOU ARE NOT ALONE in this fight. Whatever it is that you are going through, you have friends who are willing to listen and make time for you (yes, despite the caseload if they are in law school); you have the Student Council whose main goal for this year is not only to execute innovative projects, but also to be approachable regardless of what matter you want to talk about; you have different organizations in school where you can channel your energy; you have professors and a school administration who are ready to listen.
Also, do not be afraid to SEEK PROFESSIONAL HELP – it's better to know about it, to go through the process of denial and acceptance, and then to cope with it, than to wallow in self-pity and emotions over an unreasonable period of time. The guidance counselling office will soon be open, too – thanks to the school administration.
Lastly, BE SELF-AWARE AND TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF. One thing that I learned from my personal experience and from the whole Mental Health Month project is that we'll have our own coping mechanisms. While mine would be keeping myself busy and occupied with work, yours might be travelling more often, or doing cardio thrice a week, or playing a computer game. Do whatever it is that you think and feel will help you. Don't feel guilty that you are making time for yourself instead of studying. In the end, your mental health is still more important than the numerical grade for a class.


As part of the biggest capital investment in St Patrick's College since its move from Cambridge Terrace to Kilbirnie 33 years ago, the college has installed the first full-size artificial turf in the eastern suburbs.
St Pat's old boy, Attorney-General Chris Finlayson, joined Mayor Celia Wade-Brown in opening the new turf on Thursday 6 June, a joint project between the college and Wellington City Council.
The college is delighted to have this facility and acknowledges the efforts of all who have helped in making it a reality, particularly the city council (which provided almost half of the required $1.7m funds), The St Patrick's College Foundation, the SPC Board of Proprietors, the SPC Old Boys' Association, the SPC Parents' Association, Marist St Pats RFC and the turf contractors Groundworks.
The college foundation has taken responsibility for finding the rest of the money, running a range of fundraising events.
The college is also offering turf signage and naming rights opportunities plus sponsorship a square metre at a time.


Protect and enhance the look of your Fortec® F1 Series Wheels! These bolt-on Rim Protectors are available in either satin black powder coat or tough polished stainless steel. Each Rim Protector is designed to protect the rim of your wheels from rocks and curbs while giving the wheel that "bead lock" look. Each is sold as an individual piece and come with all mounting hardware. 17"x9" JK wheels only (except Chrome finished wheel) and can not be used on any other wheel design. The Fortec® F1 Series Chrome wheel design does not have the holes drilled for attachment of these Rim Protectors.


A weather resistant commuter bag. A bike-friendly power pack. A style-forward day pack. With top-to-bottom customizability, the Prospect can be whatever you want it to be. The roll-top construction gives the bag a contemporary profile, but stow the buckles in the front stash pocket for an easy open-shut velcro flap format (either way, a zipper on the back offers on-the-go access to the main compartment, including a tricot-lined pocket for your laptop or tablet). With a waterproof TPU liner, ventilated back panel and plenty of expandable room for extra layers, you're covered all day. Take it wherever you want to go: the Prospect is ready when you are.


Highlights of Universal Peace Federation's work around the world in 2011, including seminars, forums, service projects, and observances of UN days such as the International Day of Peace, International Day of Families, Women's Day, and World Interfaith Harmony Week.
On local, national, and global levels, interreligious councils provide a platform for people of diverse faiths to contribute their wisdom and work effectively for peace alongside representatives of government, business, and civil society.
UPF is an NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. We support and promote the work of the United Nations and the achievement of sustainable development goals.
Marriage, parenting, and the family are the foundations of sustainable human development and the building blocks of society. Educational programs present the personal and social benefits of marriage, promote a marriage-friendly culture, teach relationship skills, and encourage spiritual growth through relationships.
UPF's leadership conferences and seminars focus on the urgent need for new vision and leadership based on core values and universal principles of peacebuilding.
Service-learning programs bring together youth from different cultures and religions in order to promote mutual understanding and respect. Participants serve a community in need, visit religious and historic sites, and learn communication and team-building skills.
Madrid - Spain Marriage & Family Initiative.
Thank you very much! Well done.
4. Sponsored by the US Mission Assisted by UPF Interfaith Ceremony New York City Symphony performed. Little Angels visited the UN and Ground Zero.The Office of the President of the General Assembly turned to UPFto help organize the 9/11 memorial service at the United Nations.
5. Principal Speakers Susan Rice Joseph Deiss Asha-Rose Migiro US Ambassador General Assembly Deputy UN President Secretary-GeneralThe keynote speakers reviewed the progress … and the challenges … ten years after the 9/11 attacks on the United States.
9. International Day of Peace Prime Minister Samuel Hinds gives the keynote address in Guyana (left), the President of the Congress of Peru, Dr. Daniel Abugattas Majluf (above), addresses members of all political parties.
16. World Interfaith Harmony Week Celebrations in 23 Nations Barbados Moldova Canada Nepal Cote d'Ivoire Russia Germany Slovakia India Solomon Islands Indonesia St. Lucia Canada (top), Israel Switzerland Taiwan (middle), Italy Thailand Israel (bottom) Japan Taiwan Kazakhstan Ukraine Korea US Malaysia Motto: "Love of God and Love of the Neighbor" / "Love of the Good and Love of the Neighbor"
21. A Parallel Event of the 55th Commission on the Status of WomenThe Permanent Missions of Nigeria and the Slovak Republic to the United Nations, in partnership with UPF, sponsored a forum at the Nigeria House on March 2.
26. "The Benefits of Marriage""Promoting a Marriage-Friendly Culture""The Family as the School of Love and Peace""Solving Moral Confusion""Really Listening""Parenting Teens""World Peace Blessing""Marriage, My Spiritual Path" Download at http://www.upf.org/idf-resources.
27. Discovering the Real Me offers a comprehensivecharacter education focusing on universal valuesand core ethical principles common to all cultures. For more information see http://upf.org/education/character-education.


The Legends of Tomorrow has been introducing tons of characters from the Justice League. The Hawkman is one of them and we have his Hawkman Legends of Tomorrow Vest with us on sale. It is an inspired outfit of Falk Hentschel from the television series.
The Legends of Tomorrow Hawkman Brown Leather Vest is made from 100% faux leather. It is one of the most uniquely created superhero vest. The collar style has a V-neck design, joined with front zipping closure and a magnetic flap to close across it. There are two pockets on the inside with viscose lining. The logo of the superhero is featured in the middle of the vest.


We need to break through those barriers to change. As a team we'll overcome those barriers by providing the right combination of knowledge, understanding and skills.
Our role in the workshop is to bring these elements to the table and the worksite to address all the improvements that need to take place.


Breton Bites is the snack everyone can agree on! This variety offers the delicious and wholesome taste of Breton, in its original and simplest form and now with 11 g whole grains per serving! It's the ideal bite-sized cracker that can be enjoyed anytime and anywhere!
What to bring to the dinner party? Whip up a special hummus and bring some Breton Bites for everyone's dipping pleasure.
Whole wheat flour, enriched flour (wheat flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), vegetable oil shortening (canola and coconut oil), wheat germ, sugar, whey (a milk ingredient), leavening (ammonium bicarbonate, baking soda), salt, hydrolyzed soy protein, natural flavor, enzymes.


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Explosionerna i Gërdec 2008 var en serie explosioner som inträffade den 15 mars 2008 vid ett gammalt militärt ammunitionsförråd i byn Gërdec, Vorë kommun i Albanien (14 kilometer från Tirana). Explosionerna kunde höras så långt som till Makedoniens huvudstad Skopje, 170 kilometer från explosionsplatsen.

Bakgrund
Albanska myndigheter har satt igång en process med att förstöra gammal ammunition, i samband med sin NATO-ansökan. Reuters rapporterade om att så mycket som 3000 ton vapen och ammunition skall ha lagrats i förrådet. En grupp amerikanska rådgivare tillsattes för att hjälpa albanerna i förstörelsen av ammunitionen. Den albanska premiärministern, Sali Berisha, meddelade efter explosionen att landet sliter med enorma mängder ammunition.

Explosionen
Explosionen ägde rum i den mindre byn Gërdec, cirka 14 kilometer norr om Albaniens huvudstad Tirana.

Explosionerna utlöstes då albanska och amerikanska experter skall ha flyttat flera bomber, kulor och granater som alla var från andra världskriget. Terrorism uteslöts vara en av orsakerna till explosionen. Explosionerna lämnade enorma kratrar efter sig i området, någon av dessa var 20 meter djup och minst 50 meter i diameter.

Den första explosionen på platsen var så kraftig att den kunde höras ända till grannlandet Makedonien, hela 150 kilometer därifrån. Många trodde att explosionen faktiskt ägde rum i Makedonien och varslade albansk polis om det. Flertalet fönsterrutor på byggnader i Makedonien krossades till följd av explosionen, enligt en polistalesman. Efter den första kraftiga explosionen fortsatte mindre sprängladdningar att detonera på området i minst två timmar. Specialstyrkor från den albanska armén sattes in i försöken att rädda arbetare från området där explosionen ägde rum. Flera tusen granater spreds över stora områden runt explosionen och flera av dem var odetonerade, något som försvårade räddningsarbetet.

Skador
Den albanska hälsoministern, Nard Ndoka, sade att minst 155 personer skadats till följd av explosionen, flertalet av dessa var civila. En lokal journalist, Altin Kodra, sade däremot att så många som 260 personer hade skadats av explosionen. Albanska myndigheter saknade även tre enheter om 21 personer som arbetade vid destruktionen.

Albaniens internationella flygplats ligger i närheten av explosionsplatsen, och explosionen ledde till materiella skador både på flygplatsen och närliggande byggnader. Flera flygningar till och från flygplatsen fick ställas in till följd av explosionen. Byggnader som var inom 500 meter ödelades. I byn Gërdec och vid militärbasen fick flera hus sina tack avblåsta efter explosionen, och av vissa hus var det bara grundmuren som stod kvar. Upp till 300 hus ödelades helt och hållet.

Räddningsarbetare kunde dock rädda en grupp människor om 25 personer efter att de gömt sig i en bunker från den albanska kommunisttiden.

Reaktioner
 Albanska myndigheter erbjöds medicinskt och annat bistånd från USA, Italien, Grekland, Makedonien, Turkiet och Kosovo efter explosionen.
 Den albanske försvarsministern Fatmir Mediu avgick den 17 mars till följd av explosionen.

Referenser

Externa länkar
BBC News: In pictures: Albania explosions

2008 i Albanien
Olyckor i Albanien
Bränder 2008

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Treatment starts in pivotal study of novel device for women with OAB
Jason M. Broderick
The OASIS trial is examining the capability of the RENOVA iStim implantable tibial neuromodulation system to reduce urinary urgency incontinence episodes.
The first US patient has been implanted in the OASIS trial of the RENOVA iStim tibial neuromodulation system for the treatment of women with overactive bladder (OAB), according to BlueWind Medical, the developer of the device.1
The multicenter, open-label, prospective, interventional OASIS trial (NCT03596671) is specifically examining the capability of RENOVA to reduce urinary urgency incontinence (UUI) episodes.2,3 The study, which has an enrollment goal of 200 patients, is recruiting patients at 20 to 25 sites in the United States and Europe.
The device was implanted by Becky McCrery, MD, and Emily Kean, MD, at Adult Pediatric Urology & Urogynecology in Omaha.
"Overactive bladder can be debilitating and stressful. Many patients tell me that they will limit how far or frequently they venture from home—and that the first thing they do when arriving at a restaurant or a store, is to locate the restroom. While current treatments work for some OAB sufferers, there is a need for more effective, discreet and minimally invasive treatment options for women who do not benefit from medications and don't want more invasive surgery," McCrery, the OASIS study principal investigator at the site, stated in a press release.
RENOVA is a wireless peripheral neurostimulator device that a clinician implants in the patient's ankle with the patient under local anesthesia. The device electrically stimulates the tibial nerve. It is powered by a wearable cuff, which the patient wears for 30 to 60 minutes a day.
As a single-group assignment trial, OASIS will administer RENOVA to all enrolled patients. Participating countries include the United States, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Eligible patients are females aged ≥18 in Europe and ≥21 in the United States who have at least a 6-month history of UUI diagnosis. Patients are not eligible if they are breastfeeding, have predominant stress incontinence, or have been diagnosed with interstitial cystitis or bladder pain syndrome per the criteria in the AUA or EAU guidelines.
The primary efficacy end point of improving UUI episodes will be evaluated based on patients' voiding diaries completed through 6 months of treatment. The estimated primary completion date of the study is February 2021.
"I'm pleased to say that our first implant procedure went smoothly. The RENOVA iStim implant was placed during an outpatient procedure and treatment will now be done at the patient's home. Especially now during a pandemic, having an option that does not require frequent doctor visits, and allows women to manage their treatment at home on their schedule, may be of interest to many women with OAB. Dr McCrery and I are excited to be investigators in the OASIS clinical trial and we look forward to enrolling several women who meet the trial qualifications at our site to advance this important research," Kean, an OASIS study co-investigator, stated in the press release.
Pilot study showed promise of RENOVA
The decision to launch the OASIS study was supported by the initial pilot study of RENOVA. Three-year follow-up data from the pilot study were recently published in the Journal of Urology.4
The pilot study initially included 34 patients with OAB who were followed for 6 months. Of these patients, 20 patients consented to continuation for the 3-year follow-up analysis. The average patient age was 56.1 years and 16 (80%) of the 20 patients were female.
At 36 months, the treatment success rate was 75%. Significant improvement was also reported in health-related quality of life scores. In their conclusion, the authors wrote that RENOVA's "Lasting treatment efficacy is mirrored by a sustained positive impact on patient quality of life."
1. First U.S. Patient Treated in OASIS Clinical Trial of RENOVA iStim System for Overactive Bladder. Posted October 8, 2020. Accessed October 8, 2020. https://yhoo.it/36Linmg.
2. NIH US National Library of Medicine: ClinicalTrials.gov. BlueWind RENOVA iStim™ System for the Treatment of OAB (OASIS). Posted July 24, 2018. https://bit.ly/33VXsM9. Accessed August 11, 2020.
3. BlueWind Initiates U.S. Enrollment in Clinical Trial of the RENOVA iStim to Treat Overactive Bladder. Published August 11, 2020. https://bit.ly/33PDToz. Accessed August 11, 2020.
4. Te Dorsthorst MJ, Digesu GA, Tailor V, et al. 3-year follow-up of a new implantable tibial nerve stimulator for the treatment of overactive bladder syndrome. J Urol. 2020;204(3):545-550. doi: 10.1097/JU.0000000000001024
Dr. Lerner on the pivotal OLYMPUS trial of Jelmyto in UTUC
Improving outcomes and expanding options for patients with bladder cancer
Dr. Ali Khaki on managing toxicities with enfortumab vedotin for bladder cancer


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..  SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
    Copyright(c) 2018 Intel Corporation.

Berkeley Packet Filter Library
==============================

The DPDK provides an BPF library that gives the ability
to load and execute Enhanced Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) bytecode within
user-space dpdk application.

It supports basic set of features from eBPF spec.
Please refer to the
`eBPF spec <https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/networking/filter.txt>`
for more information.
Also it introduces basic framework to load/unload BPF-based filters
on eth devices (right now only via SW RX/TX callbacks).

The library API provides the following basic operations:

*  Create a new BPF execution context and load user provided eBPF code into it.

*   Destroy an BPF execution context and its runtime structures and free the associated memory.

*   Execute eBPF bytecode associated with provided input parameter.

*   Provide information about natively compiled code for given BPF context.

*   Load BPF program from the ELF file and install callback to execute it on given ethdev port/queue.

Packet data load instructions
-----------------------------

DPDK supports two non-generic instructions: ``(BPF_ABS | size | BPF_LD)``
and ``(BPF_IND | size | BPF_LD)`` which are used to access packet data.
These instructions can only be used when execution context is a pointer to
``struct rte_mbuf`` and have seven implicit operands.
Register ``R6`` is an implicit input that must contain pointer to ``rte_mbuf``.
Register ``R0`` is an implicit output which contains the data fetched from the
packet. Registers ``R1-R5`` are scratch registers
and must not be used to store the data across these instructions.
These instructions have implicit program exit condition as well. When
eBPF program is trying to access the data beyond the packet boundary,
the interpreter will abort the execution of the program. JIT compilers
therefore must preserve this property. ``src_reg`` and ``imm32`` fields are
explicit inputs to these instructions.
For example, ``(BPF_IND | BPF_W | BPF_LD)`` means:

.. code-block:: c

    uint32_t tmp;
    R0 = rte_pktmbuf_read((const struct rte_mbuf *)R6,  src_reg + imm32,
	sizeof(tmp), &tmp);
    if (R0 == NULL) return FAILED;
    R0 = ntohl(*(uint32_t *)R0);

and ``R1-R5`` were scratched.

Not currently supported eBPF features
-------------------------------------

 - JIT support only available for X86_64 and arm64 platforms
 - cBPF
 - tail-pointer call
 - eBPF MAP
 - external function calls for 32-bit platforms


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classifying identically pattern in words using R
The solution is good, but i need it in data frame format.
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"TENDER AGE Cottage cheese 10", "TOBUS steering-wheel 0.5kg flow"
), class = "factor")), .Names = c("ID_C_REGCODES_CASH_VOUCHER",
"GOODS_NAME"), class = "data.frame", row.names = c(NA, -61L))

let's perform cluster analysis
text <- text[1:24,]
library(quanteda)
library(tidyverse)
hc <- text %>%
  pull(GOODS_NAME) %>%
  as.character %>%
  quanteda::tokens(
    remove_numbers = T,
    remove_punct = T,
    remove_symbols = T,
    remove_separators = T
  ) %>%
  quanteda::tokens_tolower() %>%
  quanteda::tokens_remove(valuetype="regex", pattern = c("^\\d.*")) %>%
  quanteda::dfm() %>%
  textstat_simil(method = "jaccard") %>%
  magrittr::multiply_by(-1) %>%
  `attr<-`("Labels", text$GOODS_NAME) %>%
  hclust(method = "average")

clusters <- cutree(hc, h = -0.1)
split(text, clusters)

After code finished, how can  i the result convert to data.frame?
Expected output

s=as.data.frame(split(text, clusters))
  Error in (function (..., row.names = NULL, check.rows = FALSE, check.names = TRUE,  :
    arguments imply differing number of rows: 7, 1, 2

So ideal output
clust   ID_C_REGCODES_CASH_VOUCHER   GOODS_NAME
1       3941    Pasta Makfa snail flow-pack 450 g.
1       3945     MAKFA Macaroni feathers like. in / with
1       3953    2013077 MAKFA Makar.RAKERS 450g
1       3960    2013077 MAKFA Makar.RAKERS 450g
1       3960    6788 MAKFA Makar.perya 450g
1       3967    2049750 MAKFA Makar.SHIGHTS 450g
1       3967    2049750 MAKFA Makar.SHIGHTS 450g
2       3941    Napkins paper color 100pcs PL

A: library( data.table )
dt <- data.table::rbindlist( split(text, clusters) )[, clust := clusters]


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Montes-Vivas said she has filed a complaint regarding this most recent incident with a Washington D.C.-based advocacy group known as the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the council, said his group is contacting the local State's Attorney's Office and the local FBI office to ask them to treat this as a hate crime.
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Hurricanes, earthquakes and fiscal crises are preoccupations of the moment. Unless we heed the warnings being issued by three of our most brilliant strategic thinkers, Mark Steyn, Bat Ye'or and Andrew McCarthy, however, we risk an irreversible national calamity.
Each of these authors has published in the past month powerful alarums about the steady erosion of the West's societies, governing institutions and freedoms at the hands of shariah's adherents and their enablers on the left.
Mark Steyn released After America: Get Ready for Armaggedon, a much-awaited sequel to his best-seller, America Alone: The End of the World as We Know It. Bat Ye'or – who popularized the terms "Eurabia" and "dhimmitude" to describe what is befalling the Europeans at the hands of those seeking, in accordance with shariah, tosubjugate all non-believers as enslaved "dhimmis" – published Europe, Globalization and the Coming Universal Caliphate. And just last week, Andy McCarthy, author of The Grand Jihad: How Islam and the Left Sabotage America, wrote a brilliant column for National Review Online, "Losing Malmo, and Brussels and Rome and Amsterdam."
A consistent theme of these three important works is that we run grave risks in taking for granted the permanence of a world order dominated by liberal democracies and led by the United States. Yet, we are doing so even as evidence accumulates that Islamists, led by the Muslim Brotherhood and the 57-member Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), are making steady strides towards their goal of establishing a new, transnational order. They would have it take the form of a global "Caliphate," in which the world will be ruled in accordance with shariah.
What is truly crazy, though, is the role being played today by "progressive" elites that doing today what they have done in the face of totalitarians of the past: facilitating the latters' frightening ambitions. I have had the privilege of interviewing each of these three authors over the past few weeks on Secure Freedom Radio and the message could not be more clear: We persist in such behavior at our extreme peril.
Of particular concern is the corrosive effect of the phenomenon known by such names as "transnationalism," "multiculturalism" and "globalization." For many in Europe, it has become effectively a new religion, contributing to the precipitous decline of Christianity. To paraphrase Karl Marx, this post-modern, post-national program provides a kind of opiate that numbs the masses to the dangers of acquiescing to the Muslim Brotherhood's "civilization jihad."
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In the face of such folly, Members of Congress and private citizens are striving not merely to halt these and other examples of reckless official "engagement" with the Muslim Brotherhood; they are beginning to roll back the MB. With the leadership of two freshmen congressmen, Reps. John Duncan (R-SC) and Paul Gosar (R-AZ), the House of Representatives has adopted amendments aimed at denying any taxpayer funding to the Brotherhood. These and similar initiatives by citizens across the nation are being profiled at a new website sponsored by the Center for Security Policy: TheRollback.org. Their stories serve as a powerful inspiration and as impetuses for similar efforts by others.


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What to know about testing positive for COVID-19 after getting the vaccine
Medically reviewed by Meredith Goodwin, MD, FAAFP — By Zia Sherrell, MPH on October 31, 2022
Testing after the vaccine
False positive tests
Does the vaccine contain the virus?
When to test
Although vaccinations and boosters are the best way to prevent serious illness or death from COVID-19, a person can still contract the virus. However, it is likely to be less severe.
At the start of the pandemic, scientists scrambled to develop vaccines for COVID-19. These preparations are based on weakened whole viruses or pieces of the virus (antigens) that stimulate immunity and protect against infection. Experts developed several effective vaccines that have been instrumental in controlling the pandemic.
To receive full protection, a person requires initial vaccinations and follow-up booster shots. A full immunization course consists of three or four vaccinations depending on the individual and the specific vaccine. People may also need additional bivalent booster vaccines that protect against newer variants.
There are several reasons why a person may test positive after getting vaccinated. First, they may contract the virus. This is likely to be less severe and has fewer complications than if they were unvaccinated. Second, the test may report a false positive. It is important to note that the vaccine does not cause an infection.
This article looks at testing positive for COVID-19 after vaccination and what a positive test could mean.
Positive COVID-19 test after vaccine
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A person can contract the SARS-CoV-2 virus and test positive even if they are fully vaccinated.
Although COVID-19 vaccines are effective, they cannot prevent infection entirely. Instead, they limit the amount of virus in the body, meaning a person is less likely to become seriously ill.
After vaccination, the immune system creates antibodies against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. But, as with all vaccines, the antibody levels decrease over time. This waning protection, combined with the emergence of new variants, means a person has less protection.
How well a vaccine protects someone depends on their:
immune response
time since vaccination
Because vaccines cannot guarantee complete protection against COVID-19, people should still wear masks and adhere to social distancing and other guidelines. However, even when taking all reasonable precautions, a person can still contract the virus and test positive for COVID-19 after vaccination.
In addition, vaccines take time to stimulate immunity. They also may be less effective in people with compromised immune systems.
A person may also become test positive if they contract a new variant of SARS-CoV-2. The vaccine they received may not provide adequate protection against new variants. For this reason, it is important to stay up to date with boosters.
False positive rapid tests
Rapid tests are point-of-care tests that can provide results in minutes. They are useful for home testing and quick results.
These tests work by detecting proteins (antigens) from the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
However, antigen tests are less accurate than molecular PCR tests, which detect genetic material from the virus. PCR tests do not provide instant results like rapid tests — instead, the sample must be sent to a lab for testing.
A false positive test occurs when the test incorrectly detects SARS-CoV-2 antigens in a sample from a person who does not have the virus.
There are several reasons why this might happen:
the test kit is outdated or damaged
reading the test before or after the specified time
timing the test too early or too late in the infectious stage
quality issues in completing the test
presence of certain antibodies
Does the vaccine cause COVID-19?
No, the vaccine cannot cause a SARS-CoV-2 infection. None of the approved and authorized Covid-19 vaccines contain the live SARS-CoV-2 virus.
Instead, these vaccines work by training the immune system to detect and fight the virus.
Side effects that mimic COVID-19 symptoms are common. After a person gets the vaccine, they might experience chills, headache, and body aches. This is typical and a sign the person's immune system is building protection against the virus — it does not mean the person has COVID-19.
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A person should take a COVID-19 test if they have symptoms of the virus or were exposed to the virus.
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People who live or work in high risk settings, such as nursing homes or healthcare facilities, may require frequent testing as part of a regular screening program. This is to ensure the safety of employees and patients.
A person may also wish to consider testing before they have contact with someone at high risk for severe COVID-19. For example, if someone is planning to visit an elderly relative, it is a good idea to take a test beforehand. Vulnerable individuals include people over 60 with chronic health conditions or those that affect the immune system.
COVID-19 vaccines are an effective way to test for an infection, but they are not perfect. Antibody levels from the vaccine can decline over time, and vaccines may not protect against new variants. This means that people should still take precautions even after being vaccinated.
A person may test positive for COVID-19 after vaccination because they have become infected with the virus or because of a false positive test result. False positives are more likely to occur with rapid antigen tests.
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Is it just me, or is it getting hotter in here? Recent scientific studies about global warming indicate that the Earth's temperature may rise anywhere between two degrees and 11 degrees Fahrenheit.
By Staff Writer | February 01, 2009 at 07:00 PM | The original version of this story was published on Claims Magazine
Is it just me, or is it getting hotter in here? Recent scientific studies about global warming indicate that the Earth's temperature may rise anywhere between two degrees and 11 degrees Fahrenheit. This would increase both the frequency and severity of floods and droughts. Rising sea levels would accelerate and trigger beach erosion, more powerful body surges, and ecological degradation. Oceans could warm and acidify. Heat waves could kill large numbers of people. The potential damages resulting from global warming are enormous.


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Ein Jugendgottesdienst ist ein christlicher Gottesdienst (evangelisch, katholisch, freikirchlich oder ökumenisch), der speziell für Jugendliche gestaltet wird. In der Regel sind an der Entwicklung und Präsentation Jugendliche beteiligt, oft wirken aber auch Pfarrer, Eltern oder junge Erwachsene (z. B. Studenten) mit.

Geschichte und Form
Entwickelt hat sich der Jugendgottesdienst als Zielgruppengottesdienst, weil der "normale" Sonntagsgottesdienst mit der agendarischen Liturgie, den normalerweise gebräuchlichen Gesangbuchliedern und einer an Erwachsenen ausgerichteten Predigt oft nicht in die Lebenswirklichkeit junger Menschen passt.

In Jugendgottesdiensten werden deshalb oft Themen, die die Jugendlichen beschäftigen, wie. z. B. Liebe und Sexualität, Schule, Leistungsdruck, Drogen, Stress mit Eltern, Gewalt usw. thematisiert. Dabei wird besonders auf die Methodik wertgelegt. Es wird viel mit Moderation, Musik, Multimedia und szenischen Elementen gearbeitet. Beispielsweise werden in einem Jugendgottesdienst sogenannte "Neue Geistliche Lieder" (NGL) oder Lobpreislieder gesungen, oder anstelle einer Predigt wird ein Theaterstück oder Feature vorgeführt.

Jugendgottesdienste sind zu unterteilen in die missionarischen Groß-Events, die mit großem technischen, personellem und finanziellem Aufwand vorbereitet und durchgeführt werden und schnell über 1000 Jugendliche erreichen, und die kleinen Jugendgottesdienste in einzelnen Gemeinden oder Bezirken. Während die Groß-Events das öffentliche Bild dominieren und daher vielen örtlichen Veranstaltern als unerreichbar gelten, findet die Vielzahl von kleinen Jugendgottesdiensten in der Summe weit mehr Teilnehmer, zumal zu Jugendgottesdiensten auch Andachten auf Jugendfreizeiten etc. gezählt werden müssen.

In der Gottesdienst-Statistik der EKD finden Jugendgottesdienste – im Gegensatz zum Kindergottesdienst – bisher keine gesonderte Erwähnung.

Quellen

Literatur
 Stephan Sigg: Jugendgottesdienste – Neue Formen, neue Sprache, neue Orte – Anregungen und Praxismodelle. Fachbuch, Herder 2013, ISBN 978-3-451-31075-1.
 Christoph Urban, Timo Rieg: Jugendgottesdienst 3.0. 2008, ISBN 9783491764538.
 Christoph Urban, Timo Rieg (Hrsg.): Das vergessene Jahrzehnt – Kinder, Jugend, Gottesdienst: Warum sich Kirche ändern muss, biblioviel Verlag 2004, ISBN  3-928781-72-3.
 Rolf Ulmer (Hg.): One of us. Jugendgottesdienst & Jugendkirche. Praxisbuch, Stuttgart 2004, ISBN 3932595637.
 Timo Rieg (Hg.): Jugendgottesdienst Powerpack. 40 Komplett-Entwürfe für die Gestaltung von Gottesdiensten, Andachten und Events mit Jugendlichen, biblioviel Verlag 2003, ISBN 3928781235.

Siehe auch
 Beatmesse
 Rockmesse

Weblinks
 jugonet - ausführliche Seite über JuGos samt Verzeichnis herausgegeben vom Evangelischen Jugendwerk in Württemberg

Jugendarbeit
Neue Gottesdienstformen