Such was the level of negativity in UK media coverage, in fact, that Three Lions left-back Danny Rose even warned his family against coming out to watch him. It took just a few days of experiencing the country, and enjoying the hospitality of its people, for the defender's mind to be changed.
"I'd definitely be open now to having my family out here," Rose said. "It's different to what I expected. I'm having a great time."
Among fans, players, coaches and journalists, these sentiments - "different to what I expected", "having a great time" - have been repeated time and again. Supporters from all continents and cultures have found themselves welcomed with open arms, both by smiling locals and ever-helpful tournament volunteers.
Within the teams, there is also widespread acceptance of new standards having been set. "Everything is top, top, top," was the glowing verdict of Iran coach Carlos Queiroz. "I think this is what really matters at the World Cup: the spirit of the game, the great facilities and the great environment. And for us, everything has been perfect. Everyone has been so kind, and I must congratulate the Russian people on their wonderful World Cup."
"It's all very impressive," agreed Belgium coach Roberto Martinez. "I've been directly involved in the last two World Cups, seeing every day the logistics and the way the organisation works. And I must say that this World Cup is by far the best I have been involved in.
"The hospitality we have experienced has been incredible. The level of it has surprised everyone, and it has given a fantastic image of Russian people and Russia in general."
Russia 2018 has, of course, looked spectacular. After Sweden's last-16 tie on Tuesday, coach Janne Andersson praised the "absolutely magical " Saint Petersburg Stadium - one of several amazing arenas packed to the rafters game after game. Yet it is the stories of friendship and warmth that have stood out.
There was a sense of awe, too, at the Senegal and Japan supporters, who remained after their team's matches to tidy their sections of the stadium. Even Japan's players did the same after their heartbreaking last-16 loss to Belgium, leaving a spotless dressing room and a note for their hosts.
It was written in Cryllic and, like Neville's tweet, it was short and to the point, reading simply "Spasibo" (Thank You). For everyone who has enjoyed Russia's World Cup, that note spoke for us all.


A recent study prompted the headline that loneliness is causing as many deaths among the elderly as cancer, and another that loneliness is more deadly than obesity - so it is clearly important to explore and share ways to tackle the issue as rapidly as possible.
This piece isn't to argue for more funding - but rather to start an exploration into the potential role of digital technology on two fronts. First in developing innovative approaches to services, and the ways people can use technology themselves to develop relationships. Second, in enabling sharing of experience among the partnerships, pioneers in the field, and others.
On the first point - innovative approaches to services - we gained some insights into the potential from a workshop Drew Mackie and I ran recently, and reported here, using a fictitious scenario. But what's happening for real? The 15 partnerships are currently turning the vision statements that won them a place in the programme into detailed plans that will, hopefully, confirm full funding from next April.
Which brings me to sharing experience. I don't think that the specification for the support programme to partnerships - now being provided by Hall Aitken and Ecorys - emphasised the need for contemporaneous knowledge sharing. There are events, but these are infrequent and I believe limited to the 15.
At this point I should repeat a declaration of interest made in earlier posts. I did some preparatory work on asset mapping in the programme, and saw how meticulously the bidding and support have been organised. I'm just focusing here on what I see as missing elements: digital innovation, knowledge sharing, and generally more openness. Things may have moved on internally since I was involved, and if so I'll update. My current interest is to see whether a social reporter - with others - can help make a difference. There's already some discussion of these issues on Twitter, which I'll connect to in later posts.
hile that process is obviously important, evidence won't be available for some time - and may not be entirely relevant for organisations outside the 15. They'll be developing activities without the benefit of BIG funding. What seems to me important is to include sharing of what might be termed austerity innovation. As I wrote here, there's going to be less funding in future.
I've written a first draft here of a paper outlining how it might be possible to develop a social ecology to facilitate sharing, based on the principles we have been evolving in our Living Lab work. I'll follow up on first steps in a further post.


Withit world - Withit licensing develop new role and appoint Denise Deane Withit World – Withit, Phizzogs, Doodleboos, Cheeky with love and Kitties in the Cities.
Withit Licensing Ltd, today announces the appointment of Denise Deane as Design & Development Manager, for the many brands in its art and lifestyle brand program.
Denise joins the company with a wealth of product design, development experience, and creative enthusiasm that has been built on the success of brands such as Funky Friends, Brit Chicks and Sindy. Denise has worked with a large number of retailers and has extensive knowledge of Far East manufacturing for product development.
The new role has been developed for Denise that will allow Withit Licensing to expand its creativity, for Phizzogs, Kitties in the Cities, Joey and Joey and it's classic brand, Withit.
Deane will work alongside Creative Director, Brad Caines, to develop finished products on all of its licensable brands. Her main objective is to offer a better representation of the brands by bringing their graphics to life. This will give licensees, retailers and distributors the opportunity to share the company's visions and see all of the brands in product form. Ranges will include stationary, bags, gifts, apparel and more, so as to visualize an in-store look.
Withit Licensing Ltd are attending the Licensing Vegas Expo (Booth F74) with the aim to seek new partnerships with agents, contacts with retailers, as well as directly with Licensees. Denise's work will support new partnerships developed at the show.


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Fans on Twitter accuse Drake of having something to do with XXXTentacion being killed, using his "I'm Upset" lyrics as "proof" #ImUpset [PHOTO]
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By Chox-Mak Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Yesterday should go down in some kind of remembrance, as two rising stars were taken, far too soon. In the case of XXXTentacion, he was beginning to make some mainstream looks. The young rapper had a few records out. But, when he was in Miami, he made the
Pusha T celebrates Nas' album, ends beef with Drake, and says it's back to work, with Big Boy [VIDEO]
By Chox-Mak Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Contrary to popular belief, beef is good for hip hop, but only when it stays on wax. This is when rappers are forced to step it up and be their best possible them. What happened with Pusha T and Drake brought out the best in both rappers. Creatively,
HHV Video of the Week: Drake – "I'm Upset" (Degrassi cast reunion)
By YRS Jerzy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer With this one, Drake has earned so much respect, because people have tried to clown him for who he is, his entire career. Many people have actually been shocked that a former "Degrassi" character could be big in rap. But, Drake has mentioned his past, in
Drake – "I'm Upset" (OFFICIAL VIDEO) #ImUpset [VIDEO]
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Degrassi… Drake made a "Degrassi" reunion in the #ImUpset music video, even tracking down the guy who shot him, on the show, and handling him; Twitter is giving Drake the W for getting Jimmy's revenge, waking up on the Raptors' court
By Chox-Mak Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Early in Drake's rap career, a lot of people didn't take him seriously, for what is now a bizarre reason. The people didn't think his "Degrassi" background would mesh with the rap world. A decade later, Drake showed them, becoming the top rapper in the game. Drake, over
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Video: FBI Questioned Gulet Mohamed Without Counsel
Gulet Mohamed in detention in Kuwait. | Photo: Mohed Mohamed.
UPDATE: Gulet Mohamed was released over two hours after he was detained at Dulles airport by government agents. He left Dulles for his home in Alexandria, Virginia, without saying much about the questioning (at his lawyer's suggestion). But as he was entering a taxi, a reporter asked, "What everyone wants to know is, are you a terrorist?" Mohamed replied, "I am not a terrorist." Here's a photo of him in the cab.
UPDATE 2: Here's a video of some of the events of this morning:
The video was shot by me and produced by the estimable Siddhartha Mahanta. Gulet Mohamed's lawyer, Gadeir Abbas, has a shaved head and a red tie. Gulet has closely-shorn hair and a beard and is wearing a greyish sweatshirt with an emblem on it.
ORIGINAL POST: FBI agents have detained and are interrogating Gulet Mohamed, an American teen who was detained in Kuwait for a month, without counsel at Dulles International Airport outside Washington, DC, Mohamed's lawyer said Friday morning.
Mohamed's entire family was waiting for the teen, who says he was beaten and harshly interrogated in Kuwait by unknown officials and intimidated and repeatedly interrogated by the FBI despite asking repeatedly for his lawyer and invoking his right to remain silent. But a customs official called Mohamed's lawyer, Gadeir Abbas, on an airport phone around 7:30 a.m. and informed him that Mohamed would not be emerging. When Abbas demanded to represent his client, he says the customs official suggested he call the FBI's 1-800 number and then hung up. (I witnessed Abbas' end of the phone conversation.)
"It's outrageous that after the manifestly objectionable treatment that the US government has visited upon Gulet that they continue to violate his rights and cause his family distress," Abbas tells Mother Jones.
The FBI did not immediately return calls and emails seeking comment. Airport officials, TSA officers, and airport police present on the scene declined to explain the situation further.
Mohamed's family and lawyer claim that Mohamed has asked FBI officials for counsel multiple times during previous questioning. US legal and constitutional restrictions generally require that custodial interrogations stop when a subject asks for his lawyer. That rule does not seem to have been followed in this case. Mohamed traveled to Yemen and Somalia, two hotbeds of anti-American extremism, in 2009 (to visit family and learn Arabic, his family says). But he has not been charged with a crime in any country.
Airport officials are now trying to force television and other media to move their setup out of the main arrival area and down to the ground transportation floor.
Confirmed: Gulet Mohamed In The Air, On His Way Home
Lawyer: FBI Illegally Interrogating Gulet Mohamed


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IMF Predicts Croatian Economic Growth of 5.4 in 2021
By Lauren Simmonds 14 September 2021
September the 14th, 2021 - While the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predictions for Croatian economic growth in 2021 are optimistic, it's worth noting that Croatia had no only the coronavirus pandemic to deal with, but two devastating earthquakes, too. Both lead to a drop in economic activity of eight percent last year.
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, the Croatian economy has been exposed to enormous levels of stress caused by numerous factors over the past eighteen or so months, but it is showing resilience and its strong recovery is predicted for both this and next year, with GDP growth of 5.4 and 5.8 percent, members of the IMF Mission said in a closing statement issued on Friday.
"For 2021 and 2022, a strong recovery is projected with Croatian economic growth of 5.4 and 5.8 percent, respectively, driven by the recovery in the services sector, assuming the realisation of two thirds of tourist arrivals from 2019 in 2021 and their almost full recovery in 2022, and investments that will be driven by large inflows of grants from the EU in the medium term. In the medium term, GDP growth is projected to slow down to around three percent,'' the IMF mission said in a statement at the end of their visit to Croatia which takes place as part of regular consultations held with member states under Article IV of the IMF statute.
The IMF recalls that the coronavirus pandemic and two devastating earthquakes led to a decline in economic activity of 8 percent in 2020 in Croatia due to reduced domestic and foreign demand, with a particularly large decline in tourism revenues, amounting to about 60 percent annually.
However, they also point out that generous support for fiscal and monetary policy, along with appropriate easing of supervisory requirements, has helped mitigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
At the same time, they note, Croatia's financial position was somewhat eased by EU funds, which financed most fiscal support measures, and the CNB intervened in the foreign exchange market and eased tensions in the domestic bond market by buying government securities in the amount of approximately 5, 5 percent of GDP and lowered the reserve requirement and conducted repo operations.
Markets calmed down, especially after the establishment of a swap line with the European Central Bank (ECB) in mid-April 2020. They also referred to inflation, estimating that it is still low despite the recent increase, and they have also forecast its stabilisation at the level of 2 percent in the year 2023.
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Dr Felix Schaeffler (MA, PhD) is a Lecturer in the Speech and Hearing Sciences Division. He is also a full member of Clinical Audiology, Speech and Language Research Centre.
I was born and grew up in Munich, Germany and also studied for my first degree there.
I hold an MA in Psycholinguistics (with Phonetics and Logopedics as minor subjects) from the University of Munich, and worked as a research and teaching assistant for the Institute of Phonetics and Speech Processing in Munich (IPS, formerly IPSK) after my degree completion.
In 2001 I moved to Umeå, Sweden to join the SweDia 2000 project as a PhD student. I completed my PhD in 2005. My PhD thesis addressed "Phonological Quantity in Swedish Dialects: Typological Aspects, Phonetic Variation and Diachronic Change".
I joined QMU and SHS/CASL (formerly SSRC) in 2006 as a research associate, working on various projects, including commercialization projects funded by Scottish Enterprise and the ESRC funded project 'Cross-Language differences in pitch range' (RES-000-22-1858).
In 2009 I became a lecturer in Speech and Hearing Sciences at QMU.
A large proportion of my research in recent years has addressed the prosody of speech, especially intonation and voice quality.
I have worked on intonation from both a clinical and cross-linguistic perspective, for example as a research associate on the ESRC funded project 'Cross-Linguistic Differences in Pitch Range' (PI Prof Ineke Mennen). I have collaborated on topics of intonation and voice quality with colleagues from the Universities of Stirling, Abertay Dundee, Bangor University and the University of Bristol, and I am currently collaborating with colleagues from QMU and the University of Umeå, Sweden, investigating the prosodic effects of Parkinson's disease.
My research on voice quality focuses on issues of occupational voice disorder and acoustic voice assessment for clinical and non-clinical purposes.
I am a co-founder of the Community Interest Company FitvoiceTM, which provides a technology-enabled, smartphone-assisted voice care service.


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Tiafoe fell behind again in the second set, erasing a 40-0 deficit in the eighth game to tie it 4-all.
From there, the two held serve until Tiafoe forced a tie-break, which he won 7-6.
In the third set, the players again held serve until the eventual tie-break, but this time Escobedo used a 7-3 advantage to take the title 6-2, 6-7, 7-6.
Going forward, Escobedo hopes the hard-fought victory in the finals will benefit his game. He hopes to be chosen for the U.S. Open field this month.
Escobedo also praised his opponent, saying the 18-year-old Tiafoe has a bright future.
In the men's doubles championship match on Saturday night, the Australian tandem of Luke Saville and Jordan Thompson defeated South Africans Nicolaas Scholtz and Tucker Vorster.
Saville and Thompson were serving for the match with a 5-4 lead in the second set, but the South African duo were able to break serve. The Aussies followed with their own break and won 6-2, 7-5.
Hiroki Kuwata (Japan) and Lin Zhu (China) defeated the United States' Sophie Chang and Alexandra Mueller in straight sets — 6-0, 7-5 — in the women's doubles finals.


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Biden administration not waiting for nuclear talk denouement to begin damage control
To prepare for either stalemate or an unpopular deal coming out of Vienna talks, US doubles down on message that intractable conflict is a result of Trump's JCPOA withdrawal
By Jacob Magid	14 January 2022, 8:30 am Edit
Jacob Magid is The Times of Israel's US correspondent based in New York
US President Joe Biden speaks to the media after meeting privately with Senate Democrats, Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Since he entered office, and even before, US President Joe Biden has made a point of insisting that Iranian escalations in the past several years are a direct result of his predecessor Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the 2015 nuclear deal.
Interviews and briefings with Biden officials on Iran policy were almost sure to include a reference to the former president's 2018 withdrawal from the deal, known formally as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
But this week, the White House found it necessary to double down on the message, with press secretary Jen Psaki reading a prepared statement to that effect during her Wednesday briefing.
"What we'd like to remind the public of is why we are at this point now," she began. "None of the things we're looking at now — Iran's increased capability and capacity, their aggressive actions that they have taken through proxy wars around the world — would be happening if the former president had not recklessly pulled out of the nuclear deal with no thought as to what might come next."
So important was it for the Biden administration to get this message through that it leaked its plans several hours in advance to the Axios news site, giving it extra time to snowball as an exclusive report first.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki speaks during a press briefing at the White House, Monday, Jan. 10, 2022, in Washington. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
State Department Spokesperson Ned Price delivered a nearly identical message a day earlier.
"It's worth spending just a moment on how we got here," Price said. "It is deeply unfortunate that because of an ill-considered or perhaps unconsidered decision by the previous administration that this administration came into office without these stringent verification and monitoring protocols that were in place."
The separate but indistinguishable statements were issued as the eighth round of negotiations between Tehran and world powers aimed at a joint US-Iran return to the JCPOA were in full swing.
A State Department official speaking on condition of anonymity told The Times of Israel that as the Vienna talks enter "crunch time," the Biden administration felt it "was necessary to remind the public of the very difficult diplomatic front we inherited and why accordingly it has been so difficult to make progress."
One diplomat familiar with the nuclear talks said there have been some reasons for optimism since the eighth round commenced on January 3, though significant hurdles remain.
"We may well know in the coming weeks, not months, if the JCPOA is salvageable, given [the Biden administration's] shrinking patience for the dragged-out negotiation process," the diplomat said.
As such, the US appears to be laying the groundwork for a messaging campaign that can be applied regardless of how talks play out. If the sides fail to reach a deal, Biden can say it was because of his predecessor's decision to withdraw from the JCPOA. And if somehow the sides manage to stifle their differences enough to salvage the accord, the president can respond to subsequent accusations he caved to Tehran by arguing that he made the most of an impossible hand dealt by Trump.
US President Donald Trump signs a Presidential Memorandum withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal from the Diplomatic Reception Room of the White House, on May 8, 2018. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Suzanne Maloney, who serves as vice president and director of the Brookings Institution's Foreign Policy program, speculated that the latest messaging campaign is a reaction to growing calls from Congressional Republicans for the US to walk out of the Vienna talks.
"There is a desire on the part of the administration to avoid being rushed into a decision by pressure from either Congress or the media," Maloney said.
She surmised that the decision to highlight the anti-Trump message and leak it to Axios ahead of time was more of a public relations decision than a policy one.
Maloney was skeptical as to whether the message would resonate.
"I don't know that anyone in the American public right now is terribly focused on the Iran nuclear deal. If there's a foreign policy issue that people are paying attention to, it's not Iran right now. And I think for most Americans, it's not any [foreign policy] questions. It's Omicron and the economy."
Nonetheless, she defended the administration's decision to raise the point now.
"It doesn't solve the problem, but it is important to understanding the complexity of the situation that we're in," Maloney said.
Mohammad Eslami, the head of Iran's nuclear agency, left, and Iran's Governor to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Kazem Gharib Abadi, leave the IAEA General Conference in Vienna, Austria, September 20, 2021. (AP Photo/Lisa Leutner, File)
"The reality is that the current crisis is frankly unnecessary. We were always going to be in a difficult situation with the Iranians today, but we might not have had the same stockpile of [low-enriched uranium], we might not have the Iranians enriching to 60% and talking about going well beyond that, we might not have had the [research and development] and some of the other steps that they've taken out of compliance with their own obligations," she said. "It is still very much a set of decisions that were taken by the Trump administration that put us in this position today."
Maloney maintained that Trump's decision to withdraw from the JCPOA and the subsequent maximum pressure sanctions campaign he implemented against Iran "was not a policy that achieved its aims, so if we're going to achieve those aims today, we have to take into account the fallout from a failed policy."
'After a year, you own the problem'
Hussein Ibish, a senior fellow at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington was less sympathetic to the Biden administration's messaging, calling it an "unconvincing political attack."
He argued that it was more driven by domestic politics than the status of negotiations in Vienna.
"A lot of people on the right are blaming Biden for Iran's hostility and its aggressive actions. They're criticizing Biden for caving to Iran. It's a low blow because Biden hasn't done anything of the kind. But they're responding with a low blow of their own by suggesting that it's all the fault of the previous guy," Ibish said.
He argued that too much has happened in US-Iran relations in the nearly four years since the JCPOA withdrawal for Biden to be able to justifiably pin the entire situation on Trump.
A person walks in front of Palais Coburg where closed-door nuclear talks take place in Vienna, Austria, Thursday, Dec. 09, 2021. (AP Photo/Michael Gruber)
Ibish conceded that the decision to pull out from the deal set off new rounds of tension and confrontation, but that there were also steps taken by Trump to de-escalate, including his decisions not to respond to Iranian drone attacks on Saudi oil processing facilities in Abqaiq and Khurais in September 2019 and Iranian ballistic missile attacks on military bases in Iraq hosting US personnel in January 2020.
"You've had all these different elements of provocation and retaliation that have gone into creating the situation that exists today," Ibish said. "Trump has some share, Biden has some share, maybe even arguably, Obama has some share as well. It's not a simple matter."
"Trump inherited a situation that was inherently volatile. He made it worse, but he didn't invent it," Ibish argued, adding that it's a tough sell for a president to try to attribute his problems to his predecessor after a full year in office. "In the first six months, you can kind of get away with it, but after a year in power, you own this."
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Q: jQuery working on Firefox but partially on IE8 I have made a jQuery script who working well on Firefox but not on IE8.
On IE, when I select an option, the title don't change but in Firefox it do it.
I'm using jQuery v 1.11.3, suposed to be compatible with IE8.
My HTML code :
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <title>Mise à jour des lits</title>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">

Mise à jour des lits

    <form method="post" action="#">
        Veuillez entre le code de l'Unité Fonctionelle:

        <input type="text" id="uf" />

        <select name="uf" id="uf-resultat">
            <option selected="selected"></option>
        </select>

Modification de l'UF :

            Dernière mise à jour:

            <input type="submit" value="Mettre à jour">
            <button id="fermer">Fermer</button>

    </form>

And this is my jQuery script :
$(document).ready(function(){
var uf = $('#uf');

// Lorsque le cadre commence à saisir le numéro de son UF
uf.keyup(function(){
    if (uf.val().length >= 2){
        var valeur = 'uf=' + uf.val();

        // On lance la requête AJAX
        $.ajax({
            type : 'GET',
            url  : 'ajax.php',
            data : valeur,
            success : function(server_response){
                $('#uf-resultat').append(server_response);

                // Si le cadre rajoute un chiffre à son UF où s'il l'efface, on efface les options du select
                // Pour éviter que la nouvelle requête AJAX se rajoute à celle effectuée précédemment
                uf.keyup(function(){
                    $('#uf-resultat option').remove();
                    $('#uf-resultat').append('<option selected="selected"></option>');
                });

                // Lorsque le cadre à selectionné son UF
                $('#uf-resultat option').click(function(){
                    var uf_choisi = $('#uf-resultat option:selected').val();

                    // On efface le titre au cas où il y aurait un Uf qui aurait déjà été sélectionné
                    $('#titre').contents().filter(function(){
                        return this.nodeType == 3;
                    }).remove();

                    $('#titre').append(uf_choisi);

                    // On déclanche une nouvelle requête AJAX pour savoir la date de la dernière modification
                    // Ainsi que la personne qui a modifié le compte de clits pour cet UF
                    console.log(uf_choisi);
                });
            }
        });
    }
});
});

Anyone have an idea please ?
Thanks in advance.

A: Finnally,
This solution is working :
$('select').change(function(){

Thanks for help

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Andy and Ashley Williams will become the latest Texas-based home renovation stars when their "Flip or Flop Fort Worth" debuts next week on HGTV (Photo courtesy HGTV).
From the final season of "Fixer Upper" to the freshman season of "Flip or Flop Fort Worth," Texas is home to several home improvement or design shows this fall. HGTV, the DIY Network, and even Great American Country, locals are ready for their close-ups.
Paige Poupart was already busy — between owning the building and design firm The Masters Dallas with her father, Doug Broadbent, and motherhood, her plate was pretty full. But her days just might get a little fuller now that HGTV has come calling.
Poupart and Broadbent will get a chance to make a case to HGTV viewers Saturday when the pilot for their show, Renovation Gap, airs at 1 p.m. Central.
To say she's excited is probably an understatement. The father-daughter team working together in the contracting business attracted the home improvement channel, but Poupart says that she and her father have been doing this for years and that she learned the renovation business practically from birth.
One might think that just living in a state of constant renovation would teach a child enough, but the pair began working together on the jobsites pretty early, too.
"I started working on his jobsites with him probably about around age 10, he offered to pay me to keep the job sites clean, and I was an ambitious girl so I worked after school on his jobsites until he realized I could do more than just pick up track and vacuum sawdust," she explained.
These must be exciting times for Chip and Joanna Gaines, the husband and wife team behind Magnolia Homes. These two have carved out a niche for themselves renovating and restoring historic properties into absolutely legit luxury homes.
We couldn't believe what we were hearing as they went into detail about the ratings and the nationwide response. It's been two weeks since we found out (we couldn't go public about it until now) and it still hasn't set in. All I know is that it's going to be exciting, crazy, and an adventure like no other. We are going to need a lot of prayer as we juggle our family, our business, and the show for the next few months!
We're thrilled to hear a Texas couple getting noticed for their hard work. They're looking for home to feature on their HGTV show right now, and if you have a money pit in the Waco, Austin or North Texas area (sorry Houston!) you're dying to restore, get in touch with them pronto! Details are below!
Here are the details, we start at the end of August and complete filming in March 2014. We will be renovating 12 homes in Waco and the surrounding communities, Dallas/Ft Worth, and Austin. The network is about to put out a casting call for these locations. If you or anyone you know is looking to buy a fixer upper in these areas, please tell them to contact us at fixerupperinfo@gmail.com. We would love to be a part of your renovation!


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The Rock Star Scientist of Alzheimer's on How to Stop Neuroinflammation – Dr. Rudolph Tanzi with Dave Asprey : 707
In this episode of Bulletproof Radio, we're honoring Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month with Dr. Rudolph Tanzi. He's a renowned microbiologist who has researched, studied, and written about Alzheimer's disease for nearly 40 years. Along the way, he's discovered several Alzheimer's disease genes, including all three early-onset familial Alzheimer's genes.
He's also developing therapies for treating and preventing Alzheimer's disease using human mini-brain organoid models of the disease and working to identify novel genes associated with Alzheimer's and autism spectrum disorders.
"You're trying to put out a forest fire by blowing out the match," Dr. Tanzi says. "The forest fire's neuroinflammation. These early genes taught us about the triggers, the matches, the brush fires. It's too late to stamp those out. But now, all the newest Alzheimer's genes we're finding, over a dozen of them, tell us how to stop neuroinflammation."
Today you're going to learn about brand new research that is upending what we think we know about Alzheimer's and how we've been treating the symptoms of the disease for decades.
Enjoy the show! And get more resources at https://blog.daveasprey.com/category/podcasts/


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org.springframework.jms.listener.serversession

Interface ListenerSessionManager

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ServerSessionMessageListenerContainer, ServerSessionMessageListenerContainer102

public interface ListenerSessionManager

SPI interface for creating and executing JMS Sessions,
 pre-populated with a specific MessageListener.
 Implemented by ServerSessionMessageListenerContainer,
 accessed by ServerSessionFactory implementations.

Effectively, an instance that implements this interface
 represents a message listener container for a specific
 listener and destination.

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Author:

Juergen Hoeller

See Also:
ServerSessionFactory,
ServerSessionMessageListenerContainer

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createListenerSession()

          Create a new JMS Session, pre-populated with this manager's
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executeListenerSession(Session session)

          Execute the given JMS Session, triggering its MessageListener
 with pre-loaded messages.

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createListenerSession

Session createListenerSession()
                              throws JMSException

Create a new JMS Session, pre-populated with this manager's
 MessageListener.

Returns:
the new JMS Session

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JMSException - if Session creation failed
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Execute the given JMS Session, triggering its MessageListener
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How to get rid of silverfish naturally?
If the interior was the body, the furniture would be his bones. That said, for a vintage interior, it also requires compatible elements that will reveal in all perfection the spirit evoked. Thus, it is possible to opt for vintage industrial furniture, or original pieces such as a retro light.


Paris is buzzing about the decision to build the Signal Tower, a skyscraper resembling four stacked cubes, in the central La Defense district.
The tower will climb 71 stories high, just shy of the peak of the Eiffel Tower, according to news reports.
It's set to open in 2015, says the International Herald Tribune.
Hunter Walker at Jaunted helpfully notes: "The only other seriously tall building in the city is the Tour Montparnasse, which isn't much more than a big, ugly, black box."


Residents in Edinburgh's west end were left frustrated after being given ten minutes in a meeting to sum up their concerns about pollution caused by tram diversions.
Although trams are yet to run on the city's streets, the council has banned all but buses from using Shandwick Place, diverting traffic onto surrounding residential streets.
Campaigners of the Moray Feu Residents Association presented more than two years' worth traffic, noise and pollution monitoring to a council meeting on Monday.
But Ashley Lloyd, the group's spokesman, left the meeting branding the diversion scheme "crazy" and the meeting's format "problematic."
Strict standing orders, that apply to all public presentations at council meetings, meant Lloyd was limited to ten minutes to sum up his findings, although the meeting's convener Gordon Mackenzie allowed him an extra two minutes.
"The requirement to do two and a half years' work in ten minutes was problematic. I don't think those arguments were given appropriate consideration.
"As a group of residents we've come in and offered monitoring and evidence that suggests there is a problem. We have measured noise, pollution and traffic. We are being told that that isn't of significant weight even though it's over two and a half years, compared to measurements of a week or a month.
"We are not saying that we are an environmental monitoring team, but we are providing evidence that there is an issue that should be looked at more closely."
In a bid to hold "open and effective evaluation of the disputed issues," the council appointed scientific experts to consider the pollution data it had collected in Great Stuart Street.
Professor Duncan Laxen, a scientific adviser to DEFRA, presented his findings to Monday's committee. He ruled that the council had followed all guidelines correctly and the N02 levels did not breach safety standards.
Lloyd said the Moray Feu Residents Association had been instrumental in changing official guidance on the way air quality is calculated, which they believe had been fully acknowledged in the evidence presented to the council by Laxen.
"This is not a question of blaming someone. What we're trying to get to is the truth. We think the impacts that we are measuring on a day to day basis are worse than [Laxen] says."
Another of his points was that Edinburgh's older properties are particularly susceptible to drawing in pollution and noise due to restrictions on replacing windows on listed buildings.
"We've never been anti-tram. What seems crazy to us is that you should reserve the traditional highways through Edinburgh for a tram that runs occasionally and not 24 hours. The idea is to get all the traffic into areas that are largely residential.
"Consider the current plans to make a 20mph speed limit as well. You've got large dispersal from commercial routes into residential routes going through 24/7. Big lorries going through delivering to shops well before they open will no longer be carried on the commercial streets those shops are located on, but perversely carried on streets that people are trying to sleep in.
"That doesn't seem to be sensible. It's nothing to do with the tram. This is purely [about] the implementation of the traffic regulation order."
The Guardian's Scotland correspondant Severin Carrell first raised the group's concerns here.
"I do take exception to the inference that I've not taken full cognisance of the information that is available.
"It is not the case that the council has undertaken incorrect calculations of the concentrations of nitrogen dioxide. It has applied the guidance that was available to local authorities at the time it produced its results.
"The council responded to the concerns, initiating monitoring in July 2009. We now have the results for Great Stuart Street and I've used those results to calculate that the annual mean concentration of nitrogen dioxide at the building facade was 36.5 microgrammes per cubic metre, which is below the EU limit value of 40."
He said he believed the council's pollution measurements should be considered with a margin for error of up to 10%, which, in the worst case scenario, would take the figure over the EU safety directive of 40%.
The council's environmental assessment manager Gavin Martin said the figure was not a worry. He told the meeting: "36.5 is fairly typical and not alarming."
NHS public medicine consultant Richard Othieno told the meeting he had abandoned his own studies after finding there was no recorded increase of rising respiratory illness in the area.
The committee will now forward its findings to the next transport, infrastructure and environment committee, asking that further monitoring is done in the area.
"A number of alternatives to closing Shandwick Place to general traffic were looked at, such as sharing the roadspace, but all of them would have had a severe impact not only on the ability for the tram to meet scheduling requirements, but also on general traffic flows which would be caught up in the resulting congestion in the vicinity of the west end, particularly during peak periods. It for this reason that the decision was taken to limit the use of Shandwick Place to trams, buses, cycles and taxis.
"One outcome from allowing TRO1 to progress was to hold a series of workshops with local residents and traders who objected to this element of the scheme. These are looking at what actions could be undertaken to alleviate some of the impact that re-routing traffic has on streets nearby Shandwick Place. These workshops are ongoing but some of the suggestions put forward include; night time restrictions on HGVs, reduced speed limits and alterations to traffic management in and around the west end area."
See the council report here, or embedded below.
What do you think about the diversions at the west end? Have your say below.


ARTBA's Student Video Contest, with a submission deadline of August 1, invites young adults to create an original, two-to-four minute video that explores the challenges facing one of the nation's greatest capital assets – our transportation infrastructure. Past videos have addressed how transportation infrastructure is built and paid for, impacts of traffic congestion, new transportation technologies, and public perception of transportation development.
The 2014 Student Video Contest has two categories: elementary through high school, or college and graduate school. Winning entrants will receive a $500 cash prize and have their videos screened during ARTBA's September 7-9 National Convention in California.


Mission: To provide a place for God's people to gather as a community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to lift up praises to His holy name and to lift our requests to the throne room of Almighty God. The body of Christ will be strengthened as we build the wall of prayer upon Christ Jesus, the chief cornerstone, through a simple ministry of prayer and worship.
To build the walls of prayer in Rockwall we need the children of God to come together as they did in Nehemiah's day, with each person taking their place to build what the enemy said was forever broken. Our enemies say we can't be unified—Jesus says we must be.
Churches, ministries, or individuals can partner with us by signing up for a time in the prayer room by providing a worship leader or team for 1-2 hours per week. "The Wall" is also working and praying hard to raise up its own worship teams who can fill prayer and worship slots until we reach our goal of live worship with prayer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
During hours when there is no live worship, recorded worship will play so the prayer room can remain open as much as possible. Visit our website or Facebook page to see the prayer room hours.
Q: Why 24/7 prayer and worship?
Because of His worthiness. Christ Jesus is worthy of all, and 24/7 is the most we can give.
Q: Why have covenant partners?
Q: Why Rockwall, why now?
A: We believe Rockwall is uniquely situated to do much for the Kingdom of God. With many strong churches, mission organizations, and a strong prayer heritage, Rockwall is a community that is primed and ready to impact the immediate area, and even the world, for the glory of King Jesus! As we gather together to pray, we believe the Lord will respond and move in greater measure than ever before in our families and in our churches.
We are located on HW276, eastbound between FM 549 and FM 548 intersections.
and a right onto Remington if heading west (towards Rockwall).


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Ocean Power Rides the Green Wave
By Llewellyn King - Jun 16, 2014, 4:40 PM CDT
Summer is coming in the Northern Hemisphere and tens of millions of us have plans to flock to the beaches. As we frolic along the shore we will also be awed by the relentless, eternal power of the ocean.
This power has been tantalizing engineers since the dawn of the electric age in the 19th century. Those great tidal havens, the Bay of Fundy and the Bay of Biscay, have had electrical entrepreneurs salivating down through the years.
Yet harnessing the ultimate renewable energy resource has lagged its two big renewable competitors, wind and solar. Both are now mature alternative energy-generating sources, picking up an increasing part of the electricity market without producing any greenhouse gasses.
Sean O'Neill, executive director of the Foundation for Ocean Renewables, says ocean energy technology has so far not been ready for large deployment, but it soon will be.
In the United States, there are complex legal hurdles from activists, who worry that beaches could be impaired and their recreational value diminished, and then there's the fascinating challenge of determining who in government is responsible for licensing this new use of the ocean. Contenders include the Department of the Interior, the Navy, the Coast Guard, the Army Corps of Engineers and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which controls the electric markets.
What about fishing? The states will want a say with their coastal commissions. What about offshore shipping lanes and even recreational boating? The oceans are vast and already invaded by drilling rigs, wind turbines and undersea military activity, to say nothing of traditional marine uses like shipping, fishing and boating.
Yet, so far, the problems have been technological rather than governmental. The sea is a great resource, but it is a hostile environment for mechanical and electrical equipment. At present, the nascent ocean energy industry is still sorting through a galaxy of devices for making electricity from ocean kinetic power. These show engineering imagination run riot -- gloriously so.
Related Article: Buffett Says He Will Double Investment In Renewables
As many as 100 machines for harnessing the ocean are being developed around the world. They can be described as gizmos, widgets, gadgets, devices, or dream machines.
Machine design for ocean kinetic power is at the stage that flight was in the 1920s, and the devices are spectacular in a Rube Goldberg kind of way, at least to the eye of a non-engineer. There are big hinges, designed to flap in the waves, and buoys that pop up and down with the waves, generating electricity through a mechanism like you find in a self-winding wristwatch. Just as a person jiggles a wristwatch and it winds, so too the waves jiggle the buoy and it turns a turbine, which makes electricity.
There are wildly diverse approaches including one, called an oscillating water column, that uses compressed air from wave action to turn a turbine. Another set of machines is destined to work on tides and can consist of helical turbines, which look like gigantic eggbeaters, or machines that look like wind turbines, but they are sunk in the tidal path or on strongly running rivers. The latter are being tested in New York City's East River. Anadarko, an oil company, wants to put turbines miles deep in the Gulf Stream.
Ireland and Scotland – the latter the world leader in the ocean power race – are generating electricity from the ocean on a small scale. At East Port and Lubec in Maine and Yakutat in Alaska, small plants are being installed.
As solar power was first used in remote locations, the immediate appeal for ocean power is for remote locations, too. Settlements and villages in Alaska have the costliest electricity in the country.
The Foundation for Ocean Renewables' O'Neill estimates that tidal will be the salvation of many of Alaska's remote villages; unlike wind and solar, it would be there 24/7 -- in the dead of winter as well as in high summer.
By Llewellyn King
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The anorexic client is often seen as difficult to engage and as evoking intense negative feelings, including anger, frustration, helplessness and hopelessness, in those trying to help (Satir et al, 2009). This can interfere with care provision and treatment, because of the impact on the therapist in the therapy relationship (Stewart et al, 2006) but also on other helping professionals and family members. The writer?s experience of working with anorexic clients is one of being kept out, and often feeling hopeless and useless. Using a hermeneutic methodology, this dissertation seeks to understand the therapist?s experience with the anorexic client, particularly the difficulties encountered in engaging the client and in developing a working alliance. This is done through a hermeneutic review of the literature.
If psychopathology can be thought of as the crystallization of culture (Bordo, 1997) and if we can read the body as inscribed surface or text (Malson and Burns, 2009) then the therapeutic engagement with the anorexic client is potentially a rich source of information in terms of female developmental ?norms? in a patriarchal system and the Western context in which this writer dwells.


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Remembering CAPT Howeth, the 20th Commander to lead the Naval Security Group
Born in Hurlock, Maryland on February 19, 1902, Captain Howeth was a 1925 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland.
He served aboard the USS SALT LAKE CITY (CA 25) from July 1939 to April 1942; following this tour he reported aboard the USS CLEVELAND (CL 55). In January, 1943, Captain Howeth was assigned to Washington, D.C. as Administrative Assistant to the Assistant Chief of Naval Communications for Communication Supplementary activities. The following April, he was appointed Assistant Officer in Charge, Fleet Radio Unit Pacific and Officer in Charge, Mid- Pacific Network, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
From September 1944 until his retirement on July 1, 1955, Captain Howeth continued to serve in his Communications Specialty heading operations and assisting communications directors. He will be remembered for his ground-breaking book: "A History of Communications-Electronics in the U.S. Navy," published in 1963, with an introduction by Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz, a work that is still referenced to this day.
Captain Howeth's decorations include: the Legion of Merit with Gold Star in lieu of a 2nd award; Navy Unit Commendation Medal; 2nd Nicaraguan Campaign Medal; American Defense Service Medal; American Campaign Medal; Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with 2 stars; and World War II Victory Medal.
Retired Captain Linwood Sylvester Howeth, USN, Communications specialist, died Monday February 28, 1972 at Memorial Hospital, Easton, Maryland. He was buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery.
Source: NCVA Echeos from Our Past
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I am having a problem with my program when I try to send a pdf attachment by email. The email i sent over to the user's inbox but is unable to open the attachment. Error message 'the file cannot be opened and might be damaged' is displayed when trying to open the attachment.
Below is the snippet of my code. please help to see if something is wrong with my code, i have gone through all the forums and still cannot find a solution as it is still giving me the same issue.
w_doc_data-doc_size = ( w_cnt - 1 ) * 255 + STRLEN( it_attach ).
I guess there would be some problem in attachment size.
Just try to compare this part of code with urs.
t_receivers LIKE somlreci1 OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
DESCRIBE TABLE gt_attachment LINES sy-tfill.
w_doc_data-doc_size = sy-tfill * 255 + 62.
DESCRIBE TABLE gt_message LINES gt_packing_list-body_num.
DESCRIBE TABLE gt_attachment LINES gt_packing_list-body_num.
gt_packing_list-doc_size = gt_packing_list-body_num * 255.
*message i000 with 'Email sent succesfully'.
*message i000 with 'Email could not be sent'.
Thanks for the reply, I will let you know on Monday when I try it out.
Please try this code and see..
DESCRIBE TABLE t_attachment LINES l_tab_lines.
READ TABLE t_attachment INDEX l_tab_lines.
t_packing_list-doc_size = ( l_tab_lines - 1 ) * 255 + STRLEN( t_attachment ).


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Pavano Gets First Victory Since July As Twins Drub Angels
By Christopher Gates Sep 3, 2011, 9:22am CDT
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Minnesota Twins' right-hander Carl Pavano was victorious for the first time since July 7 on Friday night in Los Angeles, as the Twins whipped the Los Angeles Angels by a score of 13-5. It was Pavano's first victory in 10 starts since the All-Star break.
Minnesota actually trailed in this one going into the top of the fourth inning by a score of 2-1, but exploded for five runs in the frame to put themselves on top 6-2. The inning was highlighted by RBI doubles by Luke Hughes and Rene Tosoni, as well as an infield single by Michael Cuddyer with the bases loaded. The Twins also put up a four spot in the top of the eighth to increase their lead even further. Minnesota put runs on the board in six of the nine innings they played on Friday night.
Strangely, four of Minnesota's 13 runs on the evening came as a result of walks with the bases loaded. Two of those four bases loaded walks came in the aforementioned fourth inning, with one coming from Angels' starter Tyler Chatwood and the other from reliever Jerome Williams. The Twins were granted two more free passes with the bases loaded in the eighth inning, with both of them coming courtesy of former Tiger Fernando Rodney.
The Twins will continue their series against the Angels on Saturday night in Los Angeles, with first pitch on the West Coast scheduled for 8:05 PM Central time. The pitching match-up will feature left-hander Brian Duensing for Minnesota and right-hander Jered Weaver taking the hill for the Angels.
Twins-Angels: Minnesota Falls To Los Angeles, 4-1
Twins Unable To Solve Piniero In 4-1 Loss To Angels
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NGC 4680 is een spiraalvormig sterrenstelsel in het sterrenbeeld Maagd. Het hemelobject werd op 27 mei 1835 ontdekt door de Britse astronoom John Herschel.

Synoniemen
 MCG -2-33-7
 IRAS 12443-1121
 PGC 43118

Externe links
  NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
  SIMBAD Astronomical Database
  SEDS

Zie ook
 Lijst van NGC-objecten

NGC-object in Maagd
Sterrenstelsel in Maagd

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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Flash floods in southern Thailand washed out a bridge on the country's main north-south highway on Tuesday, backing up traffic for 200 km (125 miles) as the death toll from days of unseasonable rain rose to 25, media reported.
More than 360,000 households, or about a million people, have been affected by the floods that have damaged homes and schools and affected rubber and palm oil production, the Department of Disaster Prevention and industry officials said.
Television pictures showed abandoned cars submerged in murky waters in Prachuap Khiri Khan province where a torrent washed out a bride on the main road linking Bangkok to the south, causing the 200 km tailback, media reported.
The railway link to the south, and Malaysia, beyond has been severed for days.
Thailand's rainy season usually ends in late November but this year heavy rain has fallen well into what should be the dry season.
Southern Thailand is a major rubber-producing area and the wet weather has hit production. Palm oil plantations have also been flooded, industry officials and farmers' groups said.
In Nakhon Si Thammarat, one of the worst-hit provinces, television footage showed villagers commuting by boat.
"It's like a big pond," said resident Pattama Narai.
Nakhon Si Thammarat has had 493 mm of rain in the past seven days, 426 mm more than the average for this time of year, according to Thomson Reuters data.
Flooding regularly occurs in the May-November rainy season.
In 2011, widespread flooding that began in the north and flowed down to Bangkok crippled industry, killed more than 900 people and slowed economic growth to just 0.1 percent that year.


When it comes to business cards the possibilities are endless. Each element will say something about your business. Below are a few options to consider when printing your business cards.
Ultra violet cured coating applied over ink and dried by exposure to UV radiation. Creates a high gloss look. Choose to have it on one or both sides. Keep in mind this option does not work well if you want to write on your business cards.
A similar process to UV coating but only applied to certain elements. This gives your business card an edge by drawing your eye to details such as your logo.
Create presence with nice, sturdy, 16pt cards. 14pt are a nice alternative if you carry a business card holder and want to maximize the number of cards you have with you.
Choose from 1/8 inch or 1/4 inch rounded corners. Two or four corner options available.
Offered in clear, frosted, or white, these 20pt cards will definitely make a statement! If you are looking for an option that is sure to hold up to the wear and tear, plastic will stand up to the worst and will surely out last your competition. Choose from rounded corners or oval cards.
Love the look of foil business cards but do not want to pay the price for a custom die? AquaFoil gives you the option to foil any element in any color by applying a coating that generates a similar effect.
Looking for more options? Call or stop in today to share your ideas with us. We would be happy to help set your company apart!


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package com.ack.adventureandconquer.game.creature.npc.flyer;

import com.ack.adventureandconquer.game.creature.npc.Npc;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Created by flhuebner on 20.05.2015.
 */
public class KillerBee extends Npc {

    public static List<Npc> getGroup() {
        int groupSize = d6.role()+d6.role()+d6.role()+d6.role()+d6.role();
        return createMonster(groupSize);
    }

    private static List<Npc> createMonster(int groupSize) {
        List<Npc> pack = new ArrayList<>();

        for (int i = 1; i <= groupSize; i++) {
            KillerBee monster = new KillerBee();
            monster.setExtraInformation("Poison: Save or Die! Stinger breaks off, killing bee next round, dealing 1 damage per round until removed which takes also one round.");
            monster.addToAttackRoutine("Sting 1D3");
            monster.setAdditionalHitPoints(d4.role());
            monster.roleHitPoints();
            pack.add(monster);
        }

        return pack;
    }

    @Override
    public int getDefaultArmorClass() {
        return 2;
    }

    @Override
    public int getDefaultHitDice() {
        return 0;
    }

    @Override
    public int getDefaultMovement(){return 150;}

//    @Override
//    public int getDefaultExtraMovement(){return 240;}

//    @Override
//    public String getExtraMovementType(){return "Fly";}

    @Override
    public int getDefaultMorale() {
        return +1;
    }

    @Override
    public String getDefaultSaves() {
        return "F1";
    }

    @Override
    public String getDefaultAlignment() {return "Neutral";}
}


Our friend of the show, Dr Dorothy Singer, a Senior Research Scientist in Psychology explains how Chuggington can help your little one learn those important early skills.
Children at these ages learn primarily through actions and senses. They are attempting to master many cognitive skills such as learning to attend and concentrate, to associate words and symbols with objects, and to perceive and discriminate by learning how to identify similarities and differences among objects, and how to classify these objects. They have learned to trust and bond with their main caregiver through experiencing love and warmth.
They are beginning to recognize facial expressions and the emotions of joy, sadness, anger, surprise, and event disgust. The faces of the Chuggington chuggers portray the various emotions that children of this age can recognize.
An important component of the stage is the development of the concept of self and positive feeling about one's self or self-esteem. Social skills such as sharing, taking turns, helping others, and co-operating emerge in this period. Young children begin to appreciate the same and different qualities or personality traits among their peers, and enjoy communicating with them, although there may be frequent, but brief, arguments. We see different personality characteristics vividly portrayed on Chuggington and this offers the viewer a choice of which chugger they would like to identify with.
Children of this age group are great players who are involved in games with increasing social and complex story lines. Dramatic play is one important way that enables children to distinguish between reality and fantasy.
You hear children say: "Let's pretend," or "Let's make-believe" before they start their play. Children at this stage endow inanimate objects with life. This is why you may hear the three-year-old talking to its doll or teddy bear, and why it is so easy to identify with the different characters on Chuggington.
Self-reliance is evidenced in terms of clothing and eating choices; it is enhanced by children cleaning their rooms, and helping to do simple chores in school and around the house. Children make mistakes, just as characters on Chuggington do, but they also learn that if they make a mistake, they can do things over, and that practice will help them get things just right. Parents are still the most important adults in children's lives, but children begin to form attachments to other children and adults during this period of development.
Fortunately, she is rescued and learns that it is important to listen more carefully and pay attention to instructions. Similarly, other stories in the series highlight the various social skills that young children are learning to develop. In a fun way, these skills can be imparted to the viewer, and with the parent's reinforcement, much learning takes place.


The Wedding Planner is the one that holds it all together. They put the bride and groom's wishes and dreams into reality, set and monitor the budget, and direct the magic of production on the wedding day.
To find a creative planner you do not have to look very far. There are many wedding planners everywhere with many years of experience, different creative visions, and different price tags.
It is important to know what you are looking for your planner to do. There are planners that create and envision everything for the indecisive couple, and then there are some that produce what the inspiration sets in front of them. Many wedding planners do everything from order invitations to setting up the honeymoon. They attend vendor meetings with the bride and groom and assist the couple with the budget and staying on track.
Many planners offer professionalism and fun personalities. They are very organized and understand how to get the job done in an efficient and creative manner. They know the best in the business and have usually seen the vendors' work live, or have viewed their portfolio and know their prices up front. Instead of the bride and groom having to go through hours of hours of research, they will line up a list of vendors for the couple to visit, narrowing down the list based on the client's budget, location, values, and vision. For the couple who may be contemplating finding a wedding planner, the pros definitely out weigh the cons to the decision. Think of all the hours you may spend researching and calling venues, photographers, bakeries, florists, and such. The most creative wedding planners will be able to take on that task as one can focus on other matters, such as spending time with family and friends in celebration, or focus on becoming ones' personal best in preparation for the big day.
Every wedding planner offers different packages for different prices. Some packages and price details are based on a flat fee for the entire planning process, while others are selective or work by the hour. Definitely ask for references or to see the planner's portfolio of work. An experienced and trained planner may even have the credentials to back up her expertise, such as American Associate of Certified Wedding Planners.


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Valkyrie Profile L & S
Square Enix, written in 2005
Welcome to RPG-O-Manias first double-spotlight where you're going to find pre-release informations about Valkyrie Profile Lenneth and Silmeria. In case you're wondering why both of the games are covered in one spotlight, let me explain: Both games have been announced on the same day, and since Silmeria is somehow some kind of fan-service, those games have more than the usual prequel-sequel-relationship. On top of that, you can connect the PSP (platform for VP: Lenneth) with your PS2 while playing Silmeria and you're going to receive some goodies.
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth
so, let's begin with the game that started it all. Valkyrie Profile was released for the PlayStation in 2000 and soon became a legend on its own. The special about tri-Ace here on the page describes the original Valkyrie Profile as follows: "It's closely related to nordic mythologies featuring the story of a goddess looking for dying warriors she could recruit for the ongoing war in the heavens. The game is so packed with innovations that it has got an excellent reputation among RPG players. There are no shops in the game, it has some kind of a time limit and a two-part gameplay - you have to gain warriors and fight evil in the lower world but you also have to train the fallen warriors in various way so you can send them to the upper world. It was one of the first RPGs that came up with various difficulty levels you can choose, and it is also one of the rare RPGs that can lead you to dead-end streets which forces you to reload a previous save or even to begin a new game. Yet with all its unfair parts, it's such a fascinating game that many players refer to it as their favourite RPG."
Sadly enough, the number of produced games was not enough to grant every fan his or her own copy. Soon after the release, the prices for Valkyrie Profile almost exploded, and nowadays it is hard to find a reasonable priced copy of the original PlayStation Valkyrie Profile. Back in 2004, rumours arose that there might be a re-release of the game on the PlayStation - however, they did not seem to come true. On december 12th, 2005, a re-release of Valkyrie Profile was finally announced. But not as a "nice price" game on the old PS1, it turned out to be a port on Sony's handheld, the PSP.
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth, as it is called now, does not exactly follow the "PS1 RPGs converted to the PSP" path opened up by "Tales of Eternia" and "Breath of Fire III". Although the gameplay, graphics and sound remain untouched, the game is brushed up with new CG sequences, so the remake is rather to be compared with the remakes of "Final Fantasy VI" on the PS1 back then.
Valkyrie Profile: Silmeria
Like already mentioned above, along with Lenneth, there was also a new Valkyrie Profile game, "Silmeria" announced. It takes place a few hundred years before Valkyrie Profile. The games' main protagonist is Silmeria, the younger sister of Lenneth, the heroine of the original Valkyrie Profile. She somehow angered Odin, hence being forced to live as the human girl Alisha.
The battle system is basically the same, but a few still unnamed changes have been made. The visuals are now a quite stunning 3D scenario with lots of details and facial expressions. The person in charge for the music has not been announced yet, but supposedly Motoi Sakuraba will be in charge for the music again. Although the game is completely in 3D now, the gameplay is mostly from side scrolling, keeping up with the Valkyrie Profile tradition. Could it be that the side-scrolling Radiata Stories, also created by tri-Ace was some kind of guinea pig for them?
Although this game seems to be what Valkyrie Profile fans have been waiting for so long, the enthusiasm is not as smashing as you could have expected. I asked my fellow buddy Vio, a Valkyrie Profile fan to boots, why he's not as enthusiastic as I've expected him to be and he responded that "Valkyrie Profile was designed to be a one shot game" and that he's "not sure if Silmeria turns out to be just some kind of fan-service without the heart that has been put into the original Valkyrie Profile."
We don't know if he's right or not, but just let's hope that Valkyrie Profile: Silmeria can keep up with the high level its predecessor has reached. Vio also said that he does not want to talk bad about an unreleased game, he just wants to avoid an overheated hype. Well, it is not as if there is no room for improvement in Valkyrie Profile. Sometimes, the game was pretty unfair, and the way to reach the only good ending was almost unachievable without a strategy guide. If tri-Ace is going to avoid the mistakes made in Valkyrie Profile and creates a story worthy of its predecessor with battles as fun as they were in the original game, they're on the way of creating an almost perfect RPG. But people can make mistakes, and so the fate of Silmeria has not been decided yet.
People doubt Silmeria. I, however are quite sure that it won't turn out to be a piece of crap. tri-Ace seems to be aware of its responsibility for the brand, so I dare to say it's going to be a good game. Whether it turns out to be perfect or just decent, that I don't know though. Lenneth is surely going to be a good port, I mean, what can go wrong? I doubt the newly implemented CGs will destroy the game experience. Well, the only thing that worries me, of course is the western release. Will there be only, and if so, are both games to be released in the USA? Let's hope so!
The game has been released now, and the first previews are online. Greg from Greg's RPG HeaveN (defunct website as of 2017) was able to play the japanese version. According to him, the game has been done pretty well. The graphics run at very smooth 60 FPS, the music by Motoi Sakuraba seems to be pretty good. The most important thing is that "despite the change to a full-polygonal environment, the game experience compared to Valkyrie Profile is amazingly similar". Although there are camera turns and twists, the character is always controlled in a two-dimensional way. The battle system is basically the same, although you can now encircle the enemy before the real combat starts. "All things together, Valkyrie Profile Silmeria had a very good first-time impression on me. Since I've always been a fan of the series, I'm grateful that the game concept hasn't been changed drastically, yet there are enough innovations so that the game is not only an uninspired update." It seems you really can look forward to this game.
Evenmore afterwards... (2017)
I got both games when they had been released, but I never finished them, they just were somehow too hard for me. They're some challenge if you're looking for one and still damn fun to play, but if you don't have the time to fight around in complex battle systems for hours just to find out the perfect strategy for one single fight, you might want to consider if you really should buy these games.
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Q: Independently toggling two series switches to multiply two pwm signals Preface
It is known that one can synthesize a signal into a train of boxcar pulses (pwm modulation), each with the same amplitude, if proper low pass filtration is applied to this pulse train before it reaches the load.
Now consider the synthesis of the product of two signals. I have found with some rudimentary matlab simulation (see below) that the average* of the multiplication of two pwm modulated constant** values is equal to the value of the multiplication of two constant signals
*I use the average because it is equivalent to passing only signal at frequency equals zero which is a low pass operation.
**Non constant values are constant across small time intervals so turn up both carrier frequencies and you're golden.
    %pwm test

    %domain
    n = 5e6;
    t = linspace(0,1/2,n); %time

    %sawtooth carriers
    %Frequencies f1 and f2 should be much different in
    %magnitude relative to eachother i.e. f1 >> f2 or f2 >> f1. Here I use
    %the case of f2 >> f1.
    f1 = 1e3;
    f2 = 1e5;
    st1 = sawtooth(2*pi*f1*t)';
    st2 = sawtooth(2*pi*f2*t)';

    %constant values
    constant_11 = -1/2*ones(n,1);
    constant_12 = 1/2*ones(n,1);

    %pwm modulation
    pwm1 = sign(st1 - constant_11);
    pwm2 = sign(st2 - constant_12);

    %multiply
    pwm12 = pwm1.*pwm2;
    av_pwm12 = mean(pwm12)*ones(size(pwm12));
    actual12 = constant_11.*constant_12;

    %visualize
    plot(actual12),hold on,plot(av_pwm12),hold off

Multiplying the two pwm modulated signals in code like I have shown is like independently toggling two series switches mutually in series with the load i.e. the load only receives current when the state of both switches are closed.

Question
If no one finds an issue with what I have said in the preface, I'd like to ask if there has been any studies done on this type of signal multiplication. If so, could you direct me to information about such study or studies?

I have tried to locate information on this topic but can't seem to dig anything up. Perhaps I am lacking the correct keyword that has been assigned to what I am looking for...Anyway, any help on this would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

A: I know nothing about MathLab and a little about PWM. ;^)

It is known that one can synthesize a signal into a train of boxcar pulses, each with the same amplitude, if proper low pass filtration is applied to this pulse train before it reaches the load a.k.a pwm modulation.

If you low-pass filter it it's no longer PWM - it's an analog signal.

Now consider the synthesis of the product of two signals. I have found with some rudimentary matlab simulation (see below) that the average* of the multiplication of two pwm modulated constant** values is equal to the value of the multiplication of two constant signals

You've got to be careful here.

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
Figure 1. Multiplying these two PWM signals (in an AND fashion) gives zero output.

simulate this circuit
Figure 2. If one frequency is a high multiple of the other the scheme could work.

simulate this circuit
Figure 3. A mixed analog-digital multiplier might also satisfy your requirements. A is an analog signal (which may have been generated by a PWM source). B could be digital or analog.
There was a digital piano chip available in the 1980s (used by Maplin and Elektor in their digital pianos) that generated an RC decay curve every time a note was triggered. This was toggled by the digital tone generator pulse trains to give a pulse train of decaying square-waves. (These were then filtered to take out the very high harmonics.) The square waves gave only odd harmonics. I livened mine up by adding in the octave above each note using 60 diode OR gates - one for each key. It helped.


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11 piano students and maestro Rauf Kasimov, their teacher, went for a Sunday outing to Karpaz Marina, along with parents, friends and supporters. It was the splendid idea again by Ayla Iriz, the Maestro's wife, the soul of the company, and with the help of Irene Marancos from Kaleidoskop who is always present and available when music is involved. It was not the first time, as I heard, every year such an excursion is undertaken for the purpose of the getting together of students and their parents to get to know each other. The highlight this time was a beautiful white piano placed at the disposal for an impromptu concert in the wide rooms of the Karpaz Marina Restaurant.
It was a special pleasure for me to have been invited to the event on last Sunday with the most beautiful weather we could have hoped for after the many weeks of cold and rainy days. A stiff wind had blown all clouds away and we enjoyed the costal landscape in bright colours of yellow, green and blue.
The young pianists deserve to be mentioned by name here in the order in which they sat down at the piano and played three pieces each …without any notes…. A good chance to play in front of a very mixed audience and with the activities of a restaurant going on. Until the concert they had the chance to practice their pieces on the white piano and most of them changed into a 'stage dress', they looked beautiful.
Boat crews who had their boats in the marina or who lived aboard over winter had come for the occasion, also guests from outside and they all were amazed of the young talents. I greeted Salih Toros, Ünal Dede, Alberto an Italian friend who all made their compliments. Some of the piano students said when asked if music would be their chosen profession: Oh yes, there is nothing else for me.
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The gag above came fully formed and I liked it well enough to draw it when something unusual happened: I revisited a fully formed gag after it's completion. The result being that I came up with something new that I like much more. See if you don't agree below.
My problem with the original gag is the unlikelihood that a Cub Den would serve up something "green and mold" at a Blue and Gold Banquet. I mean, even the most disorganized Den would serve something better than that--like Little Caesars five buck pizza, for example.* But a Scout Troop, on a camp out, in a crock-pot: that I could totally see.
*I speak from experience. Little Caesars five buck pizza is exactly what our Den served a couple of years ago.
I concur. I think the second one is more plausible.
Ha ha! Your * comment made me laugh the most. We had a blue and gold banquet where KFC was served. It blew out the entire cub scout budget and most of the Primary budget for the rest of that year, but people loved it.
Thanks, Tatianna. I should probably disclose that the banquet also featured a live bird show--I assume that's what the Den did with the money they saved on food.
Very true Arie. An event organized by den mothers would be perfectly organized and the cooking would be done to perfection by all the scout moms. But anything run by men could never be called organized. Good call on the switch.
This reminds me of a camp out when the boys forgot to bring water. We planned to have pancakes in the morning but had no water for the mix. All we had was a couple of cans of diet root beer. So, we made diet root beer pancakes.


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Q: How to compute $\int_0^s \frac{r\, \mathrm{d}r}{\sqrt{s^2-r^2}\sqrt{t^2-r^2}}$ if we know that $sIn a integral equation problem, I came across the following integral
$$
\phi(s,t) = \int_0^s \frac{r\, \mathrm{d}r}{\sqrt{s^2-r^2}\sqrt{t^2-r^2}} \, .
$$
We can remark that the integral is given by
$$
\phi(s,t) = \frac{1}{2} \ln \left( \frac{t+s}{t-s} \right) \, .
$$
But is there a way to prove that analytically, provided that $s < t$?
Thanks
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A: Use the change of variable $\tau = r^2$ and the following indefinite integral
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\int \frac{d\tau}{\sqrt{\tau^2-a\tau+b}}
=\ln\left(\frac{a}{2}-\tau-\sqrt{\tau^2-a\tau+b}\right).
$$
Then
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\int_0^s \frac{r\, \mathrm{d}r}{\sqrt{s^2-r^2}\sqrt{t^2-r^2}}
&=\frac{1}{2}\int_0^{s^2}\frac{d\tau}{\sqrt{\tau^2-(s^2+t^2)\tau+s^2t^2}} \cr
&=\left.\frac{1}{2}\ln\left(\frac{s^2+t^2}{2}-\tau-\sqrt{\tau^2-(s^2+t^2)\tau+s^2t^2}\right)
\right|_{\tau=0}^{s^2} \cr
&= \frac{1}{2}\ln\left( \frac{t+s}{t-s}\right).
\end{align}


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August 28, 2018 September 15, 2019 Green__Jenny
Former McKinsey bean counter Richard Murray is announced as the Kings Fund new Chief Exec
The global management consultancy company McKinsey has been shaping the NHS in its own interests and that of its corporate clients since since Alan Milburn got his hands on the Department of Health as Blair's Secretary of State.
As the Guardian reported in 2000 – the year the New Labour government issued its NHS privatisation-friendly Concordat – Health Secretary Alan Milburn "secretly created a unit of outside professionals to work full time within the department of health and drive forward the Blairite revolution in health care delivery for the NHS…"
The new Kings Fund Chief Exec Richard Murray – at the time a health economist at McKinsey – was part of that intake, "recruited by discreet public advertisments", according to the Guardian report. So was his predecessor as Kings Fund Chief Exec, Chris Ham; and none other than Simon Stevens – now Chief Exec of the NHS Commissioning Board (aka NHS England).
McKinsey and its corporate mates rule the NHS
In 2008, following the bankers' crash and government bailout, the New Labour government asked McKinsey to come up with a plan to cut NHS spending. It duly obliged with its 2009 Report – which the Coalition government promptly put into effect in 2010, as the 'Nicholson Challenge' to cut £20bn NHS spending by 2015.
Thus driving the NHS into a frenzy of cuts, closures and shedding staff.
McKinsey's proposed cuts are still being implemented – most recently with the NHS Commissioning Board's plan to stop Clinical Commissioning Groups from routinely funding 17 elective surgical procedures this year – with more to follow.
McKinsey was also central to the Coalition Government's 2012 Health and Social Care Act, as Tamasin Cave of Spinwatch uncovered.
The week after the Coalition government was set up in 2010, Tory Health Secretary Andrew Landsley paid McKinsey £6m for 'services to the NHS leadership team.'
In this role, McKinsey drew up much of the 2012 Health and Social Care Act – including the creation of the NHS Commissioning Board – aka NHS England.
So it was a couple of seamless spins through the revolving door for Richard Murray to go from McKinsey, to Milburn's Department of Health Strategy Unit, to the NHS Commissioning Board – designed by his former employer, McKinsey.
A document obtained through the FOI Act says McKinsey used its privileged access to 'share information' with its corporate clients – which include the world's biggest private hospital firms. You bet.
There's no way the Kings Fund can claim to be an independent think tank. Perhaps it's time for it to be put on the statutory register of corporate lobbyists? As recently proposed for the Institute of Economic Affairs?
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Stewart Player says:
Excellent stuff. Especially liked the last point re register of corporate lobbyists.
Thanks Stewart.