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Brazen is a hollow attempt at rekindling made for TV movie magic
by Beau North January 14, 2022 January 14, 2022
Netflix continues to dip from the well of nostalgia in a not as tawdry as it wants to be murder mystery.
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With the meteoric popularity of Yellowjackets, a new installment of the Scream franchise, and the revival of shows like Saved by the Bell and The Babysitters Club, 90's nostalgia is in full swing. It was only a matter of time before the true entertainment staple of the era made a comeback as well. I'm talking of course about the humble made-for-tv movie. The original TV movies of the 80's and 90's came in four basic flavors: teen morality play, hardboiled sleaze, young women being kidnapped/stalked/unalived, and Stephen King. The very best made-for-tv movies had overlap between the categories, with classics like Cyber Seduction, A Friend To Die For: Death of a Cheerleader, and No One Would Tell fueling the Monday morning water cooler roundups.
Netflix, already banking off of the success in copy-pasting the Hallmark Christmas formula, does their best to do the same with the Lifetime Original Movie with Brazen, this time adapting Nora Roberts's book Brazen Virtue, in which a mystery writer tries to solve her sister's murder. The casting of Alyssa Milano speaks to director Monika Mitchell's intent to call back to the glory days of the 2-hour TV melodrama.
Milano plays Grace, the aforementioned mystery writer, who is enjoying her wildly successful career when her younger sister Kathleen (Emilie Ullerup) interrupts her book tour with an urgent request to see her. Embroiled in a custody battle with her generically evil ex, Kathleen is a recovering addict living a double life as a high school English teacher by day and webcam dominatrix Desiree by night. All of the salacious set pieces are put in place; Grace's flirtation with the cop next door (Sam Page), Kathleen's attentive male students, Desiree's work for the blandly titled website Fantasy Inc, and the superfan who becomes the literal death of her. But if Brazen is proof of anything, it's that you can't just put the pieces in place and expect them to make a picture.
Sam Page & Alyssa Milano in Brazen (Netflix)
Instead of a self-aware, sordid good time, Mitchell and company serve up a lifeless jumble of police procedural, by-the-numbers romance, and missed opportunities. Had they just leaned in to the wildness of Roberts's source material and gone for camp, this would be the movie everyone would be talking about for the next few weeks. Sadly, the writers and director opted for straightforward over sly, and spend more time showing Grace barging into spotless police offices saying things like "I have an instinct for motive!" than actually doing anything.
Once it's revealed that her sister was living a double life as a sex worker, it's clear that at some point Grace will go undercover into that world in order to catch the killer. Just don't hold your breath as this moment arrive until the final third of the movie. There's very little mystery to this mystery, and after a gay herring the killer is revealed to be the most obvious and least interesting suspect. The romantic B-plot could have been reason enough to tune in, but Milano and Page have as much heat and flavor as a room-temperature Hot Pocket.
To give credit where credit is due, Milano is putting her all into it, and when she finally does don the leather (or in this case some business casual PVC) she is pretty sexy, but it's clear that Netflix didn't consult any actual dommes in the making of this movie. Brazen should–if anything– serve as a reminder that sex work is real work, that sex workers are real people with real lives, and not everyone keeps that part of them hidden behind a padlocked door. It would have been nice had we spent more time with the men and women of Fantasy, Inc. to give the imminent danger they were in some actual weight and resonance. Instead, when Desiree's killer continues their spree, each subsequent death seems to be of diminishing consequence to the investigation. In a world where sex workers face real dangers every day, it's troubling to see them treated as disposable, an outdated notion that should have stayed in the 90's where it belongs.
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BEAU NORTH is the author of four books and contributor to multiple anthologies. Beau lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband. In her spare time, she is the co-host of the podcasts Excessively Diverted: Modern Classics On-Screen and Let's Get Weirding: A Dune Podcast.
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Jay-Z, Will Smith To Produce TV Series About The Civil Rights Movement's Women Trailblazers
The first season will delve into Mamie Till's fight for justice.
Brooklyn-bred mogul Jay-Z has been dedicated to bringing narratives about the Black experience in America to the forefront. He co-produced the poignant documentary Time: The Kalief Browder Story, helped develop a miniseries about Trayvon Martin and was involved in the creation of the Free Meek docuseries which delves into the Philadelphia rapper's journey against America's unjust criminal justice system. For his next project, he's teaming up with Will Smith to produce a television series that is centered on the civil rights movement, CNN reported.
Jay-Z & Will Smith-produced ABC series will tell Emmett Till's story from his mother's perspective https://t.co/bvRwyrK8Fn
— billboard (@billboard) August 6, 2019
The ABC television show—dubbed Women of the Movement—will capture stories from the Jim Crow era through the lens of Black women. The first installment of the series will focus on Emmett Till and his mother Mamie Till's fight for justice after he was horrifically murdered following false accusations that he flirted with a white woman. The show's first season was inspired by a novel penned by Devery S. Anderson titled Emmett Till: The Murder That Shocked the World and Propelled the Civil Rights Movement.
Other executive producers include Roc Nation's Tyran "Ty Ty" Smith, Overbrook Entertainment's James Lassiter and individuals from Kapital Entertainment, The Middleton Media Group, Serendipity Film Group, and Mazo Partners.
Jay-Z strives to utilize his platform to spread awareness about injustice and evoke change by inspiring individuals to take action. "If we had a power base together, it would be a much different conversation than me having a conversation by myself and trying to change America by myself," he told the New York Times in an interview. "If I come with 40 million people, there's a different conversation, right?"
There is no word on when Women of the Movement is slated to air.
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Q: Django: Using a deleted/discarded field en lieu of deleting a database row - What to do with related models? Here's an example of what I'm trying to do:
class Person( models.Model ):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=140)
    discarded = models.BooleanField( default=False )

class Thing( models.Model ):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=140)
    discarded = models.BooleanField( default=False )
    belongs_to = models.ForeignKey( Person, blank=True, null=True, related_name="things" )

Instead of deleting items in the database, I would prefer to set the item's 'discarded' field to True so that a history of that item can be saved and it can be restored if necessary. However, I would also like the model's relationships to reflect that change:
key = Thing.objects.create(name="key")
phone = Thing.objects.create(name="phone")
hat = Thing.objects.create(name="hat")

sally = Person.objects.create(name="sally")
sally.things.add(key)
sally.things.add(phone)
sally.things.add(hat)

sally.things.all()
[<Thing name="key">,<Thing name="phone">,<Thing name="hat">]

phone.discarded = True
phone.save()

sally.things.all()
[<Thing name="key">,<Thing name="hat">]

Essentially, I want the 'things' queryset to inherently reflect the value of each of its items' discarded fields. I am NOT looking for this answer:
sally.things.exclude(discarded=True) #NO!

The sql would look something like this:
SELECT * FROM
Thing t
LEFT JOIN Person p ON t.belongs_to = p.id AND t.discarded != 1
WHERE p.name="sally"

I've checked out the documentation for the limit_choices_to option but it appears to only limit choices made available in a Django form for the model. It doesn't seem that it would enforce constraints on existing model relationships.
I have lots of models with lots of relationships that I would like to use this 'discarded' field technique on. Are there any Django solutions out there?

A: Write a custom  manager for Thing and override its get_queryset method to exclude all discarded items:
class ThingManager(models.Manager):
    def get_queryset(self):
        return super(ThingManager, self).get_queryset().exclude(discarded=True)

And update your Thing model:
class Thing( models.Model ):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=140)
    discarded = models.BooleanField( default=False )
    belongs_to = models.ForeignKey( Person, blank=True, null=True, related_name="things" )

    objects = ThingManager()

Your queries on model Thing will henceforth exclude discarded items

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Assembly, Senate Plan Budget Vote to Pass Minimum Wage Rise and Paid Family Leave
Governor Cuomo and legislative leaders said earlier today after their meeting that they are closing in on a budget agreement and expect to have bills ready to vote on by Thursday, the last day of the fiscal year. In order to vote on the bills which normally require three days to "age," Governor Cuomo will have to issue a "message of necessity" to allow votes before the three days after bills land on the desks of legislators. The bills could be in print by tonight.
Specific details were not released until legislators were briefed on the details. However, the Governor and legislative leaders gave general information, saying the budget will include a paid family leave program and an increase in the minimum wage to $15/hour over several years though it isn't clear if all areas of the state will have that wage level. It is expected that there will be different phase in periods for at least three regions of the state.
Final details of the paid family leave program were still being negotiated however, advocates are optimistic and hopeful that the program that will be voted on will be a good one without unacceptable changes from what has been proposed by the Governor and the Assembly. Senator Jeff Klein, head of the Independent Democratic Caucus told the media he was pleased with the negotiations on the program which he has been supporting in some form for the last few years.
Passage will be a major victory for one of the broadest coalitions ever assembled of labor, faith organizations, public interest, health care and human services advocates. The legislative campaign became a primary focus of many organizations who have argued that it part of a family and worker friendly agenda that reflects changing economic and family situations. Just a year ago, the Assembly passed the bill but Governor Cuomo said there was "no appetite" for the program and Senate was saying it was only willing to consider it. However, when the Governor reversed course and decided to include the measure in his budget and go all out to support it and the minimum wage, the political dynamics changed. His advocacy along with an increasing sense that income inequality was a major social problem and a major issue in the presidential campaign in this election year, legislative support quickly grew.
We will know the details of this program tomorrow when the bill is in print.
Posted on March 29, 2016 Leave a comment on Assembly, Senate Plan Budget Vote to Pass Minimum Wage Rise and Paid Family Leave
Five Albany Area Criminals Sentenced for "Hate Crimes" Against Seniors
Last week, a state Supreme Court judge in Albany sentenced five people who deliberately targeted older people for scams for home repair and other work that was never done. The five were prosecuted for under state "hate crimes" statutes. A hate crime is defined as one in which criminals deliberately target their victims because of their race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability or sexual orientation. Hate crimes carry greater penalties.
Some of the victims included a 90 year old woman with Alzheimers and a Korean War veteran who just lost his wife. There were about a dozen victims during eighteen months of the crime spree. One of the criminals sentenced was a 61 year old man with a walker and using an oxygen tank who pleaded for mercy. The judge noted though that many of his victims were just as frail and he gave him a sentence of 8 to 16 years in jail.
Some of the seniors did not come forward about the crimes because of fear they would lose their independence. An assistant District Attorney in Albany County told the Albany Times Union, "We had victims say to us point blank that they did not want to tell anyone what happened for fear that their family would remove them from their home."
Posted on March 24, 2016 Leave a comment on Five Albany Area Criminals Sentenced for "Hate Crimes" Against Seniors
Budget Talks Head to Final Days
State legislators are leaving Albany for the long Easter weekend and will return Monday for the final week of budget negotiations and compromises that need to be made early in the week for budget bills to be printed and voted on by midnight Thursday, March 31. Discussions have centered on the push to increase the minimum wage to $15/hour. That issue remains a key to budget negotiations with discussions about exemptions swirling. Governor Cuomo hinted he could support an exemption for agricultural workers. Meanwhile there are some who want a minimum wage below $15 for upstate but that is a especially because the $15 amount is not scheduled to be fully phased in until 2021 upstate. Faith leaders are planning three events at the Capitol on Monday and Tuesday in favor of the minimum wage and paid family leave.
Human service organizations rallied in favor of the minimum wage on Tuesday but said that they need funds from the state to pay for it. The Assembly included $200 million in its one house budget to cover costs for the sector. Meanwhile, negotiations also continue on paid family leave, though the sides are much closer on that. The program proposed by the Governor and the Assembly may pass largely intact with perhaps some breaks to make it easier for small businesses. A press conference was held in the Legislative Office Building today with several business leaders speaking in favor of paid family leave programs that they offer.
Later this afternoon, the health and aging subcommittee of the Budget conference committee met after learning it was given only $25 million in addition funds to allocate. Some of the legislators complained and said that this amount was a lot less than other "tables" or issue areas received. Assemblyman Richard Gottfried, chair of the Health committee noted that this funding is outside of Medicaid so it does not account for the entire health budget. However, Senator Kemp Hannon, chair of the Health committee in his house said the budget subcommittee had identified over $60 million it wanted to add to the budget for important services, some of which he cited would pay themselves by keeping people out of nursing homes.
On aging issues, several legislators mentioned the need to restore the cut and add $2 million in the NORCs (Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities) program – a cut in the budget that was proposed by the State Office for the Aging. Senator Martin Golden, former Chair of the Aging Committee spoke in favor of NORCs. The Assembly Aging Chair Stephen Cybrowitz is also on the subcommittee and supports the restoration of funds which the Assembly added in its budget.
On another note, State Office for the Aging Director Corinda Crossdale will be leaving her position this spring to take a position as Commissioner of the Department of Social Services in Monroe County where she is from. She formerly ran the office for the aging in that county and then came to Albany as Deputy Director at the State Office. She then worked in the Governor's office as an assistant secretary to the Governor on human services programs. She has been a great professional in the field of aging and we wish her well.
Posted on March 23, 2016 Leave a comment on Budget Talks Head to Final Days
Wealthy New Yorkers Ask Leaders to Increase Their Taxes
here is a news story from the Fiscal Policy Institute that received wide media coverage around the country this week
Some of the wealthiest New Yorkers have sent an open letter to Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature urging passage of the "1% Plan for New York Tax Fairness" to replace the temporary 'millionaires tax' set to expire at the end of next year. The Fiscal Policy Institute's 1% Plan calls for new tax rates ranging from 7.65% to 9.99% applied to new tax brackets starting at $665,000, the income threshold for the top 1% of New Yorkers. The plan also calls for continuation of the lower rates now in place for lower and middle-income New Yorkers. The full text of the letter is included below.
The signers, including Steven C. Rockefeller, Leo Hindery, Jr., Abigail Disney, Agnes Gund, Dal Lamagna, Martin Rothenberg and Lewis B. Cullman, also support the similar "Millionaires Tax" advanced by the New York State Assembly in their one house budget resolution released last week.
The letter was organized jointly by the Fiscal Policy Institute and the Responsible Wealth project. The signers of the letter, many of whom are members of the Responsible Wealth project, are all New York residents in the top 1% of income in the state.
Note: I am serving as Chair of the Board of Directors of the Fiscal Policy Institute – Mike Burgess
Posted on March 23, 2016 Leave a comment on Wealthy New Yorkers Ask Leaders to Increase Their Taxes
Electronic Prescriptions Become the Law on March 27
Beginning on next Sunday, March 27 New York State will require that all prescriptions be filed electronically by doctors or medical personnel. This provision was passed in legislation a few years back to better control and track narcotic use however it was delayed in implementation after hospitals and medical personnel said they needed more time to implement it. Many doctors and hospitals have already made the change now.
A recent report in the New York Times said that one result of the change to electronic prescribing is that doctors may prescribe more standard medications that they know are going to be in stock rather than have to spend time writing a different prescription if the one they prescribed is not available. The patient will also have to say which pharmacy they want the prescription sent to.
Health records continue to be moved into the electronic realm. I reported before that hospitals and doctor practices are setting up patient portals for patients to access their medical records, appointments, test results and even send messages to their health care practitioners. Some patients have balked though because of the highly publicized theft of data from insurance companies like Anthem.
As care becomes more coordinated, doctors, hospitals and other providers want to have access to a patient records if several are providing treatment in the same network. The medical providers will be able to easily access the list of medications a patient is taking along with test results and notes from a visit to other medical providers.
Posted on March 21, 2016 Leave a comment on Electronic Prescriptions Become the Law on March 27
Updates on State Budget; Other Legislation, Drug Costs, Charitable Giving
**A rally was held to push again for paid family leave outside the legislative chambers at the Capitol on Thursday. Assembly Democrats say they are not open to exempting small businesses from paid family leave but they may consider tax credits for small businesses which would be burdened by the plan. The Senate wants to pass paid family leave in a way that doesn't hurt small businesses.
**Both the Senate and the Assembly have rejected provisions in the Governor's budget to eliminate "prescriber prevails" in the Medicaid program which allows doctors to have the final say in prescriptions. Both houses also rejected the Governor's plan to eliminate "spousal refusal" which allows a community spouse to keep more money when the other spouse is on Medicaid.
**Stocks of pharmaceutical companies suffered major losses earlier in the week after Valiant said its strategy of buying older drugs and jacking up the prices to exorbitant levels was no longer viable. It's amazing how tone deaf greed can be that these companies don't understand that adverse reactions from consumers and politicians can impact their stock price. Valeant's stock has lost over 75% of its value in the last six months.
**The State Employees Federated Appeal which allows state workers to make payroll deductions to charities released its annual report this week. The drop in the state work force plus the retirements of many higher income workers has led to a dramatic decline in giving. Contributions fell by $422,737 statewide from 2014 to 2015 with a total of $5,236,798. Contributions in the Capital District fell $150,460 to a total of $1,355,178. In 2007, contributions reached a high of $9,785,318. There has been a drop of over 40% since then. The statewide SEFA Committee met on Thursday and discussed ways to reach out to new and younger workers and to work better at marketing the campaign. Committee members also want more support from the Governor and state agency leaders in promoting SEFA.
**Bills introduced in other states to allow assisted suicide are being withdrawn or defeated. A bill in Minnesota was withdrawn this week after a public hearing
Bills in Iowa, Colorado, Hawaii, Utah, Arizona, Maryland and Wisconsin are now considered dead for this year. Bills in Alaska, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas and Tennessee also appeared to be heading nowhere. Here in New York, supporters have not had the bill scheduled for the Assembly Health committee, indicating there probably are not enough votes to pass it there. Some Democrats on the committee are known to oppose the bill.
Posted on March 18, 2016 Leave a comment on Updates on State Budget; Other Legislation, Drug Costs, Charitable Giving
Albany Updates: Minimum Wage, Paid Family Leave
Thousands of union members and activists rallied on the Empire State Plaza in Albany yesterday to support the "Fight for 15" to raise the minimum wage. Governor Cuomo spoke to the crowd under the banner for he "Mario Cuomo Campaign for Economic Justice." Cuomo is pushing for the minimum wage hike which is proposed to be phased in over several years. He wants it included as part of the upcoming budget. Senate Republicans have not included language for the minimum wage in their budget. Cuomo again rejected calls for added funds for health and human services agencies with state contracts to cover the costs of the wage hike.
Cuomo also pushed for paid family legislation as part of the "pro-worker" agenda. The Governor, Senate and Assembly are closer on that issue. While the Senate put language in its one house budget bill that is very similar to the Governor's and Assembly's language, the Senate passed a resolution on Monday that seeks modifications to accommodate small business.
Today, the budget conference committees begin meeting in Albany to discuss spending in each of the program areas.
Posted on March 16, 2016 Leave a comment on Albany Updates: Minimum Wage, Paid Family Leave


One of the things that everyone notices here in Phuket, and just about everywhere in Thailand - overhead cables. There are power cables, phone cables, internet cables, all kinds of cables and sometimes it looks terrible. After living here for so long, I have developed a blind spot for cables, but when you come to an area with no wires hanging over the street, it's very noticeable! It looks so clean and tidy. And there are very few wire/cable-free places in Phuket. Putting all cables underground is expensive and with continual upgrades in technology, can lead to endless digging with cables being replaced. In the heart of Old Phuket Town - which blog readers may know is my favourite part of Phuket - a couple of streets were cleared of cables already a couple of years ago.
Thanks to the Phuket Gazette for the map. Well, plans are all very well, and over the last year, certainly some roads have been dug up, but all the cables were still there. And then suddenly a couple of weeks ago, we drove through the old town, and along Krabi Road we could see a whole new street view with no ugly wires. It was like the work had happened overnight, because I'd just driven down Krabi road the day before. The cables and electric poles were all gone and other wires had been run very neatly along the front of the buildings, barely noticeable. Great!
(above) The Aekwanit building on the corner of Dibuk and Yaowarat Roads. Now wire free and looking great. And look at the photo below. This is on the opposite corner of the same junction from the Aekwanit building, corner of Dibuk and Yaowarat, photo taken same day, this section yet to be done - it's quite a difference! Once you've seen a street looking great without wires, then the wires look even worse!
(above) Krabi road, just to the west of Thalang Road, now wire free. The Thai Hua Museum is found here. Of course some parts of old Phuket town are like a living museum with businesses such as the Old Herb Shop on Thalang Road that have been run by the same family for 100 years or more. And I love the old buildings. My wife and I joke (?) about trying to buy one, but a small shophouse might be too small for us and the kids to live in!
Old town is looking good, and I read that a new museum will soon open celebrating the local Peranakan culture (for more about this, see my story on Baba Weddings in Phuket). There's always something new to see around town. The Shrine of Serene Light is being renovated, hope that's finished soon. I plan to make some more walks in town during the next few months. Always something to photograph!


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Surviving two pandemics: 103 year-old Tallahassee woman celebrates birthday
Veronica Jones has lived through the Spanish-Flu and now COVID-19.
By: Kristian Thomas
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — It's a tale of two pandemics.
COVID has been tough on a lot of people but not everybody can say they've lived through everything Veronica Jones has.
Jones celebrated her 103rd birthday over the weekend, she's currently living through her second pandemic.
She lived through the Spanish Flu in the 20th century and now this one.
Jones says she has seen many things but she credits her long life to being surrounded by a loving family.
"Wonderful people, I don't think I could ever find another family as close and nice as this one," said Jones.
Jones says the secret to surviving this long is finding laughter and joy in the small things.


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Q: add html ouput in joomla email i am trying to set html on the output of the email send by joomla. my file is located in the joomla core.
i know i have to add something like ->isHTML(true); but i do not know where and how.
here is the code:
class MailtoController extends JControllerLegacy
{
/**
 * Show the form so that the user can send the link to someone.
 *
 * @return  void
 *
 * @since 1.5
 */
public function mailto()
{
    $session = JFactory::getSession();
    $session->set('com_mailto.formtime', time());
    $this->input->set('view', 'mailto');
    $this->display();

}

public function send()
{
    // Check for request forgeries
    JSession::checkToken() or jexit(JText::_('JINVALID_TOKEN'));

    $app     = JFactory::getApplication();
    $session = JFactory::getSession();
    $timeout = $session->get('com_mailto.formtime', 0);

    if ($timeout == 0 || time() - $timeout < 1)
    {
        JError::raiseNotice(500, JText::_('COM_MAILTO_EMAIL_NOT_SENT'));

        return $this->mailto();
    }

    $SiteName = $app->get('sitename');
    $link     = MailtoHelper::validateHash($this->input->get('link', '', 'post'));

    // Verify that this is a local link
    if (!$link || !JUri::isInternal($link))
    {
        // Non-local url...
        JError::raiseNotice(500, JText::_('COM_MAILTO_EMAIL_NOT_SENT'));

        return $this->mailto();
    }

    // An array of email headers we do not want to allow as input
    $headers = array (
        'Content-Type:',
        'MIME-Version:',
        'Content-Transfer-Encoding:',
        'bcc:',
        'cc:'
    );

    // An array of the input fields to scan for injected headers
    $fields = array(
        'mailto',
        'sender',
        'from',
        'subject',
    );

    /*
     * Here is the meat and potatoes of the header injection test.  We
     * iterate over the array of form input and check for header strings.
     * If we find one, send an unauthorized header and die.
     */
    foreach ($fields as $field)
    {
        foreach ($headers as $header)
        {
            if (strpos($_POST[$field], $header) !== false)
            {
                JError::raiseError(403, '');
            }
        }
    }

    /*
     * Free up memory
     */
    unset ($headers, $fields);

    $email           = $this->input->post->getString('mailto', '');
    $sender          = $this->input->post->getString('sender', '');
    $from            = $this->input->post->getString('from', '');
    $subject_default = JText::sprintf('COM_MAILTO_SENT_BY', $sender);
    $subject         = $this->input->post->getString('subject', $subject_default);

    // Check for a valid to address
    $error = false;

    if (!$email || !JMailHelper::isEmailAddress($email))
    {
        $error = JText::sprintf('COM_MAILTO_EMAIL_INVALID', $email);
        JError::raiseWarning(0, $error);
    }

    // Check for a valid from address
    if (!$from || !JMailHelper::isEmailAddress($from))
    {
        $error = JText::sprintf('COM_MAILTO_EMAIL_INVALID', $from);
        JError::raiseWarning(0, $error);
    }

    if ($error)
    {
        return $this->mailto();
    }

    // Build the message to send
    $msg  = JText::_('COM_MAILTO_EMAIL_MSG');
    $link = $link;
    //$body = sprintf($msg, $SiteName, $sender, $from, $link);
    $body = "
Hello Test F,

Thank you for registering at Deals&offers. Your account is created and activated.

You may login to ".$SiteName." using the following username and password:

Username: ".$sender."

Password: ".$from."/p>

Note: It is recomended to change your password after first login. ".$link."
";

    // Clean the email data
    $subject = JMailHelper::cleanSubject($subject);
    $body    = JMailHelper::cleanBody($body);

    // To send we need to use punycode.
    $from  = JStringPunycode::emailToPunycode($from);
    $from  = JMailHelper::cleanAddress($from);
    $email = JStringPunycode::emailToPunycode($email);

    // Send the email
    if (JFactory::getMailer()->sendMail($from, $sender, $email, $subject, $body) !== true)
    {
        JError::raiseNotice(500, JText::_('COM_MAILTO_EMAIL_NOT_SENT'));

        return $this->mailto();
    }

    JFactory::getApplication()->enqueueMessage('ok!', '');
    $this->input->set('view', 'sent');
    $this->display();
}
}

thank you very much

A: you can add before body or between subject and body  . however, it must be before the submit command !!
here is an example of  PhpMailler  firstly, you need to call the class like this and you can use it
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you can call the function by sef command
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Аргентина - Cato Institute
Пока я тут ленюсь, кое-кто (кому за это денежки платят) завел специальное место - http://www.cato.org/current/argentina
Там, кстати, очень даже неплохие две статьи уже лежат - Стива Ханке и Иана Васкеса. А вот сохраню-ка я их для вечности, обе.
http://www.cato.org/current/argentina/pubs/hanke-01-05-02.html
Argentina's Blunders
by Steve H. Hanke
Steve H. Hanke is a professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute in Washington and chairman of the Friedberg Mercantile Group in New York.
"Devaluing the peso would require Argentina to flout the rule of law and abrogate property rights. It would be both irrational and immoral."
With five presidents in the short span of two weeks, Argentina is mired in a deep political crisis. And, since 1999, it has also been in the grip of a downward economic spiral.
According to the chattering classes, most of the blame should be laid at the feet of Argentina's currency regime. To rid the country of hyperinflation and give it a confidence shock, Carlos Menem's government installed a convertibility system on April 1, 1991.
The Convertibility Law fixed the peso's exchange rate at par with the U.S. dollar and required the peso to be fully backed with dollar reserves. Under convertibility, the owner of a peso had a property right in a dollar and could freely exercise that right by converting a peso into a dollar.
The pundits assert that by linking the peso to the strong dollar, convertibility has rendered Argentina uncompetitive. This, they assert, is at the heart of Argentina's economic crisis. Consequently, a peso devaluation and a floating exchange rate are necessary.
As the Jan. 4 editorial in The New York Times put it: "... a devaluation, though politically difficult, is needed to make the country's exports more competitive."
The claims about Argentina's lack of competitiveness are nonsense. A classic sign of uncompetitiveness caused by an overvalued currency is declining exports. But Argentina's exports increased every year in the past decade except 1999, when Brazil, its largest trading partner, suffered a currency crisis.
Exports during the first 10 months of 2001 were about 4% ahead of exports during the same period in 2000. The export sector has been one of the few bright spots in the Argentine economy. If the rest of the economy had been growing as fast as the export sector during the last two years, Argentina would not be in a recession and the government would not be bankrupt.
In an attempt to bolster their overvaluation claim, many assert, on the basis of taxi rides from the airport or other casual impressions, that prices are high in Buenos Aires, and that high prices are evidence the peso is significantly overvalued against the dollar. A recent Union Bank of Switzerland survey of prices in 58 of the world's largest cities found that for a basket of 111 goods and services, weighted by typical consumer habits -- including three categories of house rent -- Buenos Aires ranks 22nd, about midway between the most expensive city, Tokyo, and the least expensive, Bombay. The survey also found those taxi rides that are allegedly so expensive cost about 8% less than in Rio de Janeiro.
Like the assertions about uncompetitiveness, the idea of floating the Argentine peso suffers from a disregard for economic realities. The history of independent monetary policy and a floating exchange rate in Argentina is not just bad; it is one of the worst in the world. Inflation was never below 90% a year from 1975 until the convertibility system was established. Over a still longer period, from the time the central bank was established in 1935 until the convertibility system began in 1991, the peso depreciated against the dollar by a factor of three trillion.
If devaluation and floating were the elixirs for Argentina, the country would have long ago been one of the most competitive, booming economies in the world.
If not the convertibility system and the peso, then what? Argentina's acute political and economic crises have resulted from an interrelated set of self-inflicted Argentine blunders.
Blunder 1: In the 1990s, Argentina failed to carry out comprehensive free market reforms. Contrary to claims by Eduardo Duhalde, Argentina's new president, the neo-liberal economic model was never implemented or, if it was, it was half-baked. The fiscal system is a mess and tax rates are sky-high. Over half the working age population in many provinces is employed by the government. The Mussolini-style labour laws and the public health-care and social security systems remain unreformed and in need of modernization.
Blunder 2: In 1999, former president Menem failed to replace the peso with the dollar as he promised. This has left the peso vulnerable to meddling by the always unreliable Argentine politicians.
Blunder 3: In 1999, Argentina's voters elected a weak left-wing government. It was led by President Fernando de la Rua. Although a decent man, he remained distant and removed from the economic realities of Argentina and tone deaf to Argentina's politics.
Blunder 4: In 2000 and 2001, the de la Rua government introduced three large tax increase packages on the recommendation of the International Monetary Fund. These pushed the top tax rates in Argentina to very high levels. Consequently, the top tax rates in Argentina are much higher than those in the United States. Not surprisingly, these tax increase packages forced the economy to slow rapidly and total tax revenues collapsed. As a result, Argentina was unable to service its debt.
Blunder 5: In March, 2001, Domingo Cavallo was appointed Minister of the Economy. Cavallo's economic principles were subject to constant change and as fluid as the assets in a well-managed bank. This fact, combined with his hyperactivity, was a deadly cocktail.
Blunder 6: On April 25, 2001, President de la Rua replaced the president of the central bank, Pedro Pou, with Roque Maccarone, a man who was inclined toward meddling with the rules governing the peso-dollar exchange rate.
Blunder 7: On June 19, 2001, Argentina introduced a multiple exchange-rate system. Under this set-up, exports (excluding oil) take place with a devalued peso; imports with a revalued peso. All other transactions take place at a peso-dollar rate of one-to-one. This was the beginning of the end because Argentina abandoned the convertibility rules. Consequently, external drains of foreign reserves out of Argentina accelerated.
Blunder 8: On June 25, 2001, a law was put into effect in which the peso's anchor would switch from the dollar to a basket of 50% euros and 50% dollars once the euro reaches parity with the dollar. This constituted another breach of the Convertibility Law and gave rise to further external drains of foreign reserves.
Blunder 9: In early December, 2001, Argentina imposed an interest rate ceiling on interest paid in pesos. Consequently, bank runs and internal drains of deposits out of Argentina's banks accelerated.
Blunder 10: Then, in an attempt to slow the external and internal drains in Argentina's money and banking system, exchange controls were imposed. These totally abrogated the property rights people had been granted under the Convertibility Law. Argentines viewed this as theft and went to the streets.
Blunder 11: On Dec. 26, 2001, interim President Adolfo Rodriquez Saa proposed the issuance of a parallel currency, the Argentino. Whenever Argentina has found itself in a tight pinch in the past, it has resorted to the printing of more fiat paper money. Since these experiments have always ended badly, the public responded by rioting and the Argentino never saw the light of day.
Blunder 12: Now the Duhalde government is on the verge of turning back the clock in Argentina. Indeed, by scrapping the Convertibility Law and devaluing the peso, as it proposes, it would engage in theft. Consequently, President Duhalde's days in power will be numbered.
What should be done? The only way to re-establish confidence and get the economy moving is to do what Ecuador did in 2000: The Argentine peso should be liquidated and the economy should be dollarized. The turnaround would be just as rapid as in Ecuador. In two short years, that country has pushed growth to the top of the South American charts, unemployment has fallen from 15% to 9% and 30-day interest rates on deposits have fallen from almost 60% to 3.65%.
Dollarization is desirable, but is it feasible? In a word, yes. As of Dec. 27, 2001, the monetary base (monetary liabilities) of the central bank were 17.771 billion pesos. The central bank's "pure" foreign reserve assets (in U.S. dollars) were worth 14.608 billion pesos, or 82.2% of the monetary base. In addition, the central bank holds 15.138 billion pesos of domestic assets valued at market prices which could be sold to acquire U.S. dollars. Consequently, the central bank could easily honour the peso holders' property rights by liquidating its outstanding peso monetary liabilities (monetary base) and dollarizing the economy at the current official exchange rate of one peso to one U.S. dollar.
If Argentina should devalue the peso, it will be the first time to my knowledge that a monetary authority devalued its currency when the market value of its foreign exchange reserve assets exceeded the value of its monetary liabilities. Indeed, it would be an extremely rare event, one that would be irrational, if not immoral. After all, the law governing the peso is the Convertibility Law of 1991 and the official exchange rate under the law is one peso equals one U.S. dollar. Since the asset-liability position of the central bank makes adhering to the law feasible, there is no reason for Argentina to flout the rule of law and abrogate the property rights enshrined in the Convertibility Law.
Argentina does not have a currency problem. Rather, it has a banking problem. In addition, Argentina has a political problem, manifested by the fact it has had five presidents in less than two weeks. Let's hope the Argentine authorities come to their senses and honour the rule of law. If they fail to do so, expect more troubles -- big troubles -- in Argentina.
http://www.cato.org/research/articles/vasquez-argentina.html
Argentina: A Casualty of the Free Market?
by Ian Vasquez
Ian Vasquez is the director of the Cato Institute's Project on Global Economic Liberty and editor of Global Fortune: The Stumble and Rise of World Capitalism (2000).
With Argentina's economy on the verge of default and possible financial crisis, the free market is already receiving the blame.
New York Times columnist Paul Krugman claims that Argentina's experience is "testing the libertarian credo that the great expansion in government's role between the two world wars was unwarranted." Mark Weisbrot, a vocal critic of globalization, refers to Argentina as "the poster child of neo-liberalism."
Is Argentina really the victim of laissez-faire? The country did go far in privatizing and opening up to trade and investment in the early 1990s. It also established monetary stability by fixing the peso to the dollar. The result was an average per capita growth rate of 6.3 percent until 1995, when the country felt the effects of the Mexican peso devaluation. But, as in much of Latin America, the reforms of the first half of the decade did not continue into the second half.
Reform fatigue was accompanied by a dramatic growth in the size of government. Argentinean economist Pablo Guido explains that in the past 10 years, the gross domestic product grew by about 50 percent, while public spending grew by about 90 percent. In terms of spending as a share of the economy, the size of government grew by 28 percent, and now equals more than one third of the national output.
The increase in spending is matched by a heavy tax burden. The value added tax is 21 percent (about three times that of most sales taxes in the United States) and the combined payroll tax has until recent months averaged about 43 percent (compared to 15.3 percent in the United States) and remains high. Taking into account income and other taxes that Argentineans face helps explain the high level of tax evasion, not to mention the discouragement of growth.
Bureaucracy has also helped strangle the economy, especially in the provinces, which have seen virtually no reform. The government of San Juan province, for example, spends 85 percent of its $783 million budget on the wages of its 30,000 workers rather than on services. According to the Fundaciуn Atlas, a think tank in Buenos Aires, the cost of bureaucracy is killing the provincial economies. Public spending equals 84 percent of Formosa province's economy, 71 percent of Santiago del Estoro's economy, and 69 percent of the economy of Chaco province.
Regulation continues to be a problem nationwide. To open a business in Argentina, for example, requires 12 bureaucratic procedures, 77 business days and $2,100 in fees. In Canada, by comparison, the same operation takes 2 days, 2 procedures and $280. Argentina's extremely rigid labor laws, a legacy of the authoritarian Peronist era, also remain unreformed. The consequently high cost of labor is directly responsible for the country's chronically high unemployment rates that have ranged from 14 to 18 percent in the 1990s.
Thus the partially liberalized Argentinean economy is suffering from severe mismanagement. The result has been a $155 billion public debt, more than three years of recession, and a fall in government revenues.
If the outlook lacked much promise, why were international and domestic investors eager to lend to Argentina? In large part, their behavior can be explained by the expectation of an International Monetary Fund bailout should things go wrong. And indeed, the IMF has backed more than $40 billion in bailouts to Argentina in the past year. But that credit has neither spurred reforms nor can it continue, particularly in a country whose immediate problem is debt.
Unfortunately, Buenos Aires has made a bad situation worse by failing to produce a credible debt payment plan and by tinkering with its fixed exchange rate system. Both factors fuel speculation that the government may devalue the peso. The resulting currency risk is raising interest rates and endangering an otherwise sound banking system. Indeed, since Argentineans are highly indebted in dollars, any devaluation would lead to widespread bankruptcies and a financial crisis.
To end currency risk, the best alternative for Argentina is to dollarize. As Johns Hopkins University economist Steve Hanke explains in a recent Cato Institute study, that move would avert a financial crisis and, by lowering interest rates, spur growth.
Even with dollarization, however, Argentina may not avoid default. Yet that outcome might be healthy. After all, the IMF's well-known crusade to prevent default has encouraged the buildup of debt, discouraged reforms, and merely led to a transfer of resources from ordinary Argentinean taxpayers to international and domestic investors. As Adam Smith pointed out in The Wealth of Nations, an orderly default, like bankruptcy, is part of the market process and sometimes the wisest policy.
Dollarization and an orderly default may finally introduce some market discipline in a country where excessive government activism has been prevailing for too long.


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Faery Ring Delivers A Neo-Classical Dungeon Synth Masterpiece with 'The Urchin Prince: A Century Of Dust, Vol. 1'
GrimGaijin Dungeon Synth, Fantasy Synth, Music Reviews September 19, 2019 3 Minutes
Dungeon Synth provides a great escape from the real world. Most of the time we can look at an album cover, match it with the song titles and embed ourselves in an imaginary world full of endless adventures and possibilities. Whereas a good book drags you into its catacombs through its imaginative talks, a lyric-less musical endeavor has to be more thought provoking, as it pulls on your senses and emotions in order to create character, time, and place. Fortunately, for the captivating release by Faery Ring, 'The Urchin Prince: A Century Of Dust, Vol. 1′, the cassette release comes with a twelve page story book that whimsically takes you to the coast of Bellspall, where the Pallor family rules the Pale Crag. It is here we learn the tale of the tragic beginnings of the Urchin Prince and his eventual, unnecessary fight to take the castle. I'm sure that subsequent volumes will continue this wonderful story and we'll eventually learn if the Prince will become King.
Musically, 'The Urchin Prince' masterfully combines old school Dungeon Synth and grim, neo-classical instrumentation, as if it's being provided as the soundtrack to a modern-day horror film. Album opener, "Saltmouth", is a short piece that describes the horrors that take place during the birth of the Urchin Prince. The music is very dark and begrudgingly evil. "Grim Enceinte, The Old Gaoler" sets the tone of complete obscurity as the infant Prince is rescued from the sea and brought to his new safe haven, even though its almost as gloomy as stranded life at sea. "Dust, The Urchin Prince", contains mesmerizing musical crescendos as the Prince comes of age and sets out on his own to reclaim what is rightfully his. "The Uncherished Parlours", contains more of a Dungeon Synth vibe which perfectly describes the hidden place that the Urchin Prince finds that is filled with centuries old swords and rotting tomes. "Bellwether, Herald Of The Long Slumber" is my favorite track on the album as it beautifully combines cinematic film score, classical arrangements and an overall medieval vibe of betrayal and misfortune. "The Starless Stargarden" is another well-played DS track that emphasizes the power of black magick and the darkness it brings in the end. Much like the spell that was cast on the Stargarden, this track soon fades into nothingness. "Mauveine, The Daughter Of The Comfortless King" has a very uplifting, fantasy synth sound to it, showing another astonishing musical direction for this album. "Prolix II, The Comfortless King" contains a very alluring keyboard melody that comes into play as the cymbals crash with the climax of the song. The albums final track, "Lemures" not only musically describes the confrontation of the Urchin Prince, but also serves as the ending credits for this volume of work. The end is almost a dark ambient piece with ghostly violin riffs being played until it fades out, as to say this story will be continued in the very near future.
'The Urchin Prince: A Century Of Dust, Vol. 1′ is an enthralling tale of sadness, betrayal & revenge, in which our protagonist rises from the ashes of near death to reclaim the family wealth he never knew was his. Although, this musical adventure is just twenty two minutes long, there is so much going on that will keep you entertained beyond any time limit or restriction. I cannot wait for the next volumes of this story to be released so that I can find out what the future hold for the Urchin Prince and the Pale Crag. Please show your support for Faery Ring and Gondolin Records by purchasing this wonderful release at the link below.
https://gondolinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-urchin-prince-a-century-of-dust-vol-i
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I have lately been thinking on focus. I'm a person hard to keep the focus on something. Since I started as a developer I always want to know about how things work, about new programming languages, libraries, … I wanted to keep up with everything and that led to points when I didn't have the focus on anything. And that's something really bad. You want to develop but your mind is thinking about the conference you have in one week. Or you try to solve a problem and Slack is pinging you with some notifications from your colleges.
Being a developer and keeping the focus is hard. Bytes of information flow in front of us day after day, second after second. We're constantly connected and depending on our personality we might want to be even more connected. Does it happen to you as well?. I tried to understand the source of the problem several times before, tried to address them with some solutions but any of them worked: Meditation, todo lists, pomodoro… They didn't work because they are not good practices but because I didn't stick to them at all. I started doing meditation and after a few days I just stopped. With todo lists some days I'm a fully TODO guy and I write everything I have to do that day/week but later on I don't check it. Can I prevent this somehow? This is the reflection I want to do on this post, maybe writing helps me to find a solution.
As any other problem the first thing I should do is trying to understand the source of the problem, answer the why. There are several reasons why I lose the focus very easily. The first one is due to what I call real time distractions. Some examples of real time distractions could be push notifications (those that you receive in your not silenced smartphone), notifications from your desktop applications (Slack mentions, Facebook new tag, a mention on Twitter, emails). These distractions are the worse since they move your focus out of your current one. If the frequency is very low you might continue with your work without major problem but as the frequency starts increasing, then you don't have any focus. Time passes and you don't do anything.
In the world of social networks frequency can quickly increase as you get involved in one thread of social interactions. Someone mentions you and then people starts commenting the thread. Bum! a bunch of notifications floating on your screen.
Libraries that you implemented and you have to maintain because there are some projects depending on them or developers asking you for more features.
Conferences that take place and you want to follow up. For example [WWDC].
These conferences you applied some time ago and you have to prepare, and prepare some resources and examples so that you make it worth it for everyone attending.
The language that you're trying to learn. Or maybe that one that you already know but you're trying to get better at.
New patterns, libraries, articles that are published, shared by your friends,… These articles everyone is talking about but you don't have time to read or spend some time trying to understand them.
I've got to these points when I got overwhelmed. Not to get burnout at all but just enough to say: Ey Pedro! You need a rest. These happened to me not that often before but lately they are very hard to control. There are so many things to do, so many things to keep up with, that I'm not actually doing anything. Time passes and my motivations goes down. Has it happened to you before?
It's impossible to keep up with all the things that surround us. There will always be a new pattern, programming language, library, and cool stuff that you can learn or work on. We live in the information era, more are more things come up everyday. Trying to ask our brain for keeping up with all of them is like asking for running a marathon, day after day. We're killing our mental health.
In these moments we need something very simple and important, focus. No real-time distractions that get your thinking out of your current focus. Do only one thing at the same time, and if there's no time it's also fine. Think about your life quality.


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What is Graves' Disease?
Graves' Symptoms
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Treatment for Graves'
Graves'&nbspDisease&nbspFAQs
What is TED?
Phases of TED
TED Risk Factors
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Tracking TED Signs
TED Symptom Survey
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Frequently Asked Questions About Graves' Disease and Hashimoto's Disease
Here are some commonly asked questions that may help give you a better understanding of both Graves' disease and Hashimoto's disease.
Frequently Asked Questions about Graves' disease
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Graves' disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system attacks the thyroid by mistake and causes it to become overactive. This is known as hyperthyroidism. The overactive thyroid makes more thyroid hormone than your body needs, which can cause a number of health problems such as heart complications and weaker bones.
Have Graves' disease and eye symptoms? You may also have a different condition called Thyroid Eye Disease (TED).
Spot TED symptoms
How is Graves' disease diagnosed?
Graves' disease can be diagnosed through:
Blood samples to test the levels of thyroid-stimulating hormone
Radioactive iodine uptake to measure the rate at which the thyroid absorbs iodine. This can show if the thyroid is overactive or underactive
Imaging tests such as an ultrasound, CT scan, or magnetic resonance imagery (MRI)
Did you know that up to 50% of people with Graves' disease will also develop Thyroid Eye Disease (TED)?
Learn about TED
What causes Graves' disease?
Many of the factors that cause Graves' disease are still unknown, but it is thought to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
Learn more about the causes of Graves' disease
What are the symptoms of Graves' disease?
Graves' disease can affect the body in many ways, including:
Fast or irregular heartbeat
Irritability and anxiety
Frequent bowel movements
Sensitivity to heat
If you have Graves' disease and eye symptoms, you may have Thyroid Eye Disease (TED). Observing and tracking your symptoms is important, but you have to know what to watch for.
Learn about TED symptoms
What are the treatment options for Graves' disease?
There are currently 3 ways doctors are treating Graves' disease:
Radioactive iodine, also known as radioiodine
Antithyroid medicines
Surgery to remove all or part of the thyroid
Learn more about treatment options for Graves' disease
Is Graves' disease fatal?
Graves' disease itself is not fatal, but can cause serious health problems, including heart disease and weaker bones.
Did you know that up to 50% of people with Graves' disease will develop Thyroid Eye Disease (TED)?
Learn more about TED
Is Graves' disease curable?
It is not known whether Graves' disease can be cured, but it can be managed with regular treatment.
Learn about treatment options for Graves' disease
Is Graves' disease hereditary?
People who have a family history of Graves' disease have a higher risk of developing it. However, not everyone who has a family history of Graves' disease will get it.
Did you know Graves' disease is a risk factor for developing Thyroid Eye Disease?
Is Graves' disease an autoimmune disorder?
Graves' disease is an autoimmune condition where the immune system attacks the thyroid by mistake, causing it to become overactive and make too much thyroid hormone.
Many people with Graves' disease also develop another autoimmune condition called Thyroid Eye Disease.
Figure out if you are at risk
What is Graves' eye disease, also known as Thyroid Eye Disease (TED)?
Graves' eye disease, also known as Thyroid Eye Disease, describes the separate eye disease that up to 50% of patients with Graves' disease may develop.
If you have Graves' disease and also have eye symptoms, you may have TED.
The sooner you spot TED symptoms, the better. Observe and track your symptoms and tell your doctor about all of them.
3 ways to track TED symptoms
What causes bulging eyes in Graves' disease?
If you have Graves' disease, you may notice changes to your eyes. These changes can include dry, gritty eyes, watery eyes, and even bulging eyes.
These symptoms are likely caused by a separate eye condition called Thyroid Eye Disease (TED). Up to 50% of people with Graves' disease will develop TED.
Learn more about what causes bulging eyes in TED.
Do you have Graves' disease? You may be at a higher risk for developing Thyroid Eye Disease (TED). Learn the symptoms of TED so you can spot them.
Symptoms of TED
In addition to Graves' disease, there is another condition that affects the thyroid called Hashimoto's disease. These are some commonly asked questions about Hashimoto's disease.
Frequently Asked Questions about Hashimoto's disease
What is Hashimoto's disease?
Like Graves' disease, Hashimoto's disease is another autoimmune disorder that affects the thyroid.
While Graves' disease causes an overactive thyroid (making more thyroid hormone than the body needs), Hashimoto's disease causes an underactive thyroid (making less thyroid hormone than the body needs). This is also known as hypothyroidism.
Hashimoto's disease affects 5 out of every 100 people (5%) in the United States. It is the most common cause of hypothyroidism.
Do you have Hashimoto's disease? You may be at risk for developing Thyroid Eye Disease (TED). Figure out your possible risk with a few questions.
Take the TED Risk Survey
How is Hashimoto's disease diagnosed?
Doctors can diagnose Hashimoto's disease in multiple ways:
Physical exam of the thyroid (will usually reveal a thyroid that is too large)
Blood tests check levels of a specific thyroid antibody
Ultrasound uses sound waves and a computer to create a picture of your thyroid. This is used to see if there are physical changes to your thyroid that could cause Hashimoto's disease
Imaging tests, such as an MRI or a CT scan, usually aren't necessary. However, your doctor may order them if Hashimoto's disease is suspected but other types of tests don't show anything
What are the symptoms of Hashimoto's disease?
Enlarged thyroid, also known as a goiter
Fatigue (tiredness) and sluggishness
Sensitivity to cold
Slowed heart rate
Hashimoto's disease can increase your risk of Thyroid Eye Disease (TED). Learn the common symptoms of TED so you can observe and track them.
What are the treatment options for Hashimoto's disease?
There are 2 main ways doctors treat Hashimoto's disease:
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Danny Hoang is a sous chef at Colettes restaurant in The Grove hotel, Watford. He graduated from the Professional Chefs Diploma at Westminster Kingsway College, and has previously worked at L'Autre Pied, Viajante and undertaken a stage at Noma.
Cooking is in the family and he grew up helping his parents in a Chinese takeaway in south east London. Since Hoang was young his parents' ethos of applying yourself has led him to some incredible opportunities. He entered Young National Chef of the Year because he wants to win. Hoang believes it to be a true test of one's cooking ability that rewards the winner with the greatest achievement that a young chef could ever dream of.


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Team of the Week (Wk 3): Hard work, opportunistic touches pay off during Rivalry Week
Nick RosanoMLSsoccer.com
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Rivalry Week has come and gone, and though some will bemoan the relative lack of goals, there was no shortage of passion, hard work and controversy to keep viewers riveted and allow some of the league's best players to stand out.
Leading the way are the Montreal Impact, who have gotten off to a flying start this season, and have two of their most valuable contributors so far honored in this week's best XI.
Elsewhere, a series of gritty defensive performances and one player's heroic showing in goal all helped earn results in rivalry games and thus a selection on the Week 3 Team of the Week. Who exactly made the cut this time around? Read on to find out...
WATCH: Hamid stunner denies Barklage
GK: Bill Hamid (D.C. United) – Reminded us all why he is one of the league's most outstanding young goalkeepers with a seven-save, shutout performance in D.C.'s 0-0 draw with New York, capped by an excellent one-handed stop in injury time (right).
DF: Drew Moor (Colorado Rapids) – Nullified the threat of Álvaro Saborío for nearly all of Colorado's 1-1 draw at Real Salt Lake. If Moor can keep leading the defense with the kind of play he showed Saturday, you can bet the Rapids won't concede close to the 50 goals they shipped during 2012.
DF: George John (FC Dallas) – Opened the scoring in Dallas' 3-2 victory over in-state rivals Houston, and did well to put out any and all fires that sprung up near him.
DF: Justin Morrow (San Jose Earthquakes) – Worked tirelessly up and down the left flank in San Jose's 1-1 draw at Columbus and grabbed the equalizer with an excellent finish from the edge of the area.
MF: Eric Avila (Chivas USA) – Offered up some brilliant moments of skill in Chivas' 1-1 SuperClasico draw against the Galaxy, but his highlight had to be the filtered pass to Carlos Borja that led to Chivas' equalizer.
GOAL: Bernier, Arnaud set up Di Vaio
MF: Patrice Bernier (Montreal Impact) – Arguably the biggest catalyst in Montreal's 3-0-0 run to start the season, Bernier was at it again in the Impact's 2-1 win over Toronto, netting a goal from the penalty spot and delivering a an excellent secondary assist for what would become Marco Di Vaio's game-winner.
MF: Rafael Baca (San Jose Earthquakes) – Pulled the strings in the San Jose midfield in what was actually a very solid road outing for the injury-stricken Quakes. If there's one way the Quakes are going to weather their current injury crisis, it will be through continued strong play from the likes of Baca and Morrow.
MF: Jackson (FC Dallas) – One of the most dangerous men on the field in Dallas' 3-2 win over Houston. His speed and skill caused plenty of issues for Houston, and he had what would have been a Goal of the Week-worthy strike called off by a controversial offside flag.
FW: Jack McInerney (Philadelphia Union) – HIs ability to react and follow up his shot for the lone goal in Philadelphia's 1-0 win over New England typified McInerney's hard-working performance. He's good at scoring goals which is task No. 1 for a poacher, but he also does the little things well, which is good to see from a player his age.
FW: Marco Di Vaio (Montreal Impact) – His poise was evidenced by his classy finish on what would stand on Montreal's game-winner, and the veteran Italian continues to cause headaches with his movement and ability to bring his teammates into play.
GOAL: Johnson finishes off counterattack
FW: Eddie Johnson (Seattle Sounders) – The most dangerous player on the field in Seattle's 1-1 draw with Portland. EJ continued to show why he merits consideration from US national team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann with his excellent finish and the consistent threat he posed both in the box and coming in from the flanks.
Coach: Marco Schällibaum (Montreal Impact) – After two effective defensive showings on the road, the Swiss coach allowed his team to open up a bit more at home against Toronto while still sticking to many of the same principles that have permeated Montreal's strong start, including strong play through the middle and frequent, intelligent off-the-ball movement.
Honorable Mention: Carlos Alvarez (Chivas USA), Osvaldo Alonso (Seattle Sounders), Davy Arnaud (Montreal Impact), Austin Berry (Chicago Fire), Carlos Borja (Chivas USA), Deshorn Brown (Colorado Rapids), Kenny Cooper (FC Dallas), Andrew Driver (Houston Dynamo), Gláuber (Columbus Crew), Clint Irwin (Colorado Rapids), Dejan Jakovic (D.C. United), Dan Kennedy (Chivas USA), Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire), Jack McBean (LA Galaxy), Jamison Olave (New York Red Bulls), Jeff Parke (Philadelphia Union), Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake), Oriol Rossell (Sporting Kansas City), Álvaro Saborío (Real Salt Lake), Jonny Steele (New York Red Bulls), Rodney Wallace (Portland Timbers), Steve Zakuani (Seattle Sounders)
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I have two pampered dachshunds, one 12 years old Chilli and the other only 6 years old. Gidget The 12 year old had a conventional dental treatment at the local veterinarian in January of 2017 under anesthesia but things went terribly wrong and Chilli nearly died from this procedure. After blood transfusions and being on drip for several days, he pulled through but I was determined never to put him under this procedure again. I learned about Brian's anesthesia free method to dental treatment for dogs and am delighted to confirm that dental scaling and teeth cleaning with out sedation was performed at my home with no stress for Chilli. He was cooperative during and after the procedure and his usual chirpy self immediately after the procedure. Gidget is a very timid and gentle soul handled the procedure without difficulty and like Chilli emerged from the teeth cleaning process in a happy disposition. In both cases, Brian confirmed that the teeth needed to be cleaned and I will be having their teeth done by Brian on an annual basis from now on.
Thank you Brian for your professional service.
Both our elderly pugs thank you as well.
No anesthesia dental work on our unruly pugs, very impressive!
You have given them some more time here and are a champion of our four legged friends.
I would highly recommended your services to any dog owner.
I'm writing this review to reassure anyone who is considering anaesthetic free dental cleaning for their beloved fur baby.
If you are anything like me you may be nervous about the process, concerned about your pet's safety, whether it will be painful, the actual procedure/after care, and the results. Brian was very clear and answered all my questions via email and phone. I made the appointment and the day arrived. (I knew that my little dog's teeth badly needed cleaning, I wasn't going to risk her health under anaesthetic and I couldn't keep putting it off, however I was still nervous).
The procedure was exactly as Brian advised. She was very reluctant to put on the striped cloak and during the session there were times when she had enough, Brian gave her a break in the middle of the session and managed her very well. I was so glad I was able to sit there and watch the whole process, this is a big plus for me. After an hour it was over. The results were excellent and she ate and slept well afterwards.
My advice is don't procrastinate. Make the appointment and rest assured that you are in good company with many other owners who have had very good experiences and most importantly, did not risk the health and safety of their beloved dogs under aneasthesia.
Professional and skilled. I highly recommend this service!
Brian took a lot of time by knowing my Bryan, the Pomeranian. And after the dental care is finished, our dog seems very happy. Excellent service, strongly recommend.
I took my twelve year old spoodle to vet who said her teeth needed cleaning and would need to go under general anaesthesia, because of her age I was reluctant to take the risk. I was then told by a friend that she used Brian at Fresh Breath Doggie Dental to clean her dogs teeth and she highly recommend him. I was somewhat sceptical as I am protective of my dog but decided to give it a go and could not be happier with the result. He is amazing!! built a rapport with my dog Lela before commencing, she became very relaxed and comfortable almost fell asleep and she let Brian clean her teeth without any issues or stress. No need to sedate your dog for teeth cleaning, unnecessary. Don't hesitate to call Fresh Breath Doggie Dental if your dog needs its teeth cleaned, in very good hands with Brian, you won't be disappointed.
For many excellent reasons, I highly recommend Brian's Doggie Dental.
Home visits are extremely convenient especially for non drivers and much more relaxed for the dogs. Much cheaper than the vet and without the risk of anesthesia – the gentle expert care taken by Brian was greatly appreciated by my very nervous, flighty Affenpinscher who had, prior to the dental, pretty bad teeth! Now her breath is fresh, she is much happier and so are we!


Setting up a mail server on Ubuntu 18.04?
I've been going through a lot of DO's forums, OS forums, and server forums, so I'm listing everything here which may address many of the recommendations I've come across.
What I'm attempting: personalized family accounts - personal Wordpress websites available through /var/www/html, personal Rainloop e-mail through /var/www/rainloop, personal Filerun storage through /var/www/filerun. Oh, and some server games so we can play each other online through the server, but that's not important here.
If you see server setup problems or file problems you would change - even if you're unsure what's going on with the domain - I'm happy to accept critiques on that, as well.
What I'm currently working on is the e-mail.
With SSL it says, "This site can't be reached"
http://webmail.mydomain.tld breaks as if the domain doesn't exist.
With SSL it says, "The site can't be reached"
None yet, intend to edit once I've gotten it set up.
Both list the correct domain (ServerName email.mydomain.tld) and point to the correct folder (DocumentRoot /var/www/rainloop).
Nevermind, forget everything here. I've skipped over some steps. This did work at face value, but it didn't work with receiving mail, nor did it allow for proper subdomaining. Reset everything - just going to keep working through it.
Thanks for sharing your issue. Can you update us if you find a solution? I'm in a similar dilemma trying to setup wordpress, apache, mysql, and mail so wordpress's mail() can send notifications.
Sure, somewhere along the way, I found that I needed to rename my droplet to "email.mydomain.tld", in addition to setting the FQDN. That got rid of the MX errors for email, but still allowed my domain to actually serve normal webpages.
Also, after experimenting with other one-click droplet installs, found that using Plesk is probably the easiest for setups. It pretty much rolls everything out for you when you choose an action (makes all the necessary modifications on your server).
The only downside is that it's proprietary and therefore restricted in its functionality, so if you want multiple users and domain emails, you need to go with a subscription (alternatively, you can just add extra email usernames manually via CLI through your server, just not via Plesk).
I normally create a database before installing a web app. You can create the database after installing, but you usually can't access the web app until you actually create a database for it. Wordpress installations take care of both at once.
There are lots of other server administrator panels out there, though, so if you want to install one through the command line, then you can set that up and use it through the browser, to basically do all the same stuff.
I don't deal with Wordpress a whole lot, but I'd assume that whichever plugin you're using would have its own "settings" page, where you should be able to just enter in the email address you're sending from, and since it's all on the same server, it should just work from there. Look for its settings page.


A large crowd filed into Limerick Greyhound Stadium on Saturday last and that special air of expectancy that only accompanies the major events of our sport was palpable in anticipation of the imminent Classic action. These high expectations were fully justified given the quality of performance we have become accustomed to in recent renewals of the Kerry Agri-Business Irish St Leger but one aspiring champion surpassed even the most optimistic of predictions when Robert Gleeson`s Droopys Nidge set a blistering new standard for the 550 yard trip by dominating heat 8 in a new track record time of 29.29!
He was sent to traps an odds on 1/4 favourite for a first race outside Shelbourne Park but confidence was high ahead of his Limerick debut having clocked a sizzling 27.95 in his preparation trial over 525 yards. The prospect of a new track record was not immediately apparent in heat 8 however as Nidge could be seen pawing at the trap door while hare exited the final bend ahead of his moderate start from trap 6. He paced up well in the early exchanges and raced wide of early leader Tyrap Rush at the opening bends before hitting the front early in the back-straight. Having claimed the lead at this point, what followed was truly breathtaking as Nidge quickly extended his advantage and the manner in which he smoothly galloped the closing bends was a sight to behold.
He crossed the line with twelve lengths to spare over Knocktoo Kingo with Stone Boy King recovering from early crowding to fill third, a further one length adrift before the winning time flashed up on the stadium clock and drew gasps from the stands. He reopposes Knocktoo Kingo in Heat 5 tonight in a race that appears to be at his mercy and a chance to lead on the outside brings with it the opportunity for fast time and the possibility of another track record is a real one. Greyhound racing`s latest superstar is best priced 5/4 for outright honours ahead our Round 2 action, not a come and back price and if you didn`t get on before Round 1, an investment now is not advised. This is after all a classic, with some of the most impressive trackers in Ireland and while the raw speed of Droopys Nidge may carry him to Leger glory, he will face some daunting opponents as the competition progresses, making a clear run on the outside more and more difficult…….you may yet end up backing him at 5/4 for a single heat, never mind a classic with 48 runners remaining!
Though admittedly eclipsed by our new track record holder, there was many other potential headline grabbers on the night and by the conclusion of Heat 5, two trainers had registered a double on the card with Pat Buckley claiming his brace through Kippers Usain and Paradise Silva. The former found his trapping boots in Heat 2 and with smart early pace from trap 4, dominated throughout for a three length victory in 29.90 over De Real McCoy who will have pleased trainer Paul Hennessy greatly after a four month layoff. Paradise Silva completed the Buckley double in Heat 4 when also breaking smartly from trap 3 and was never seriously challenged when seven lengths in advance of Ten Feet Tall in a slick 29.62.
The opening heat on the night went to Lemon Pumba who showed much the best early dash from trap 2 and stayed stoutly to the line despite Dysert McCoy`s attentions at the closing bends. He also posted 29.90 in a three length win, leaving a very good impression on his Limerick debut. Owner & trainer Adrian McPherson registered his Leger double when guiding Honour And Glory to a game success in Heat 5 despite a slow start from trap 3. He showed pace on the run to the opening bend and displaying clever track sense in his LMK debut, found racing room to claim second place at the top of the back-straight before overhauling early leader Macho El at the third bend. He clocked 30.21 in a one and a half length verdict over Macho El with Dromore Premier just a neck further back.
Contrasting fortunes for runners with real classic pedigree was no more evident than in Heat 6 where Derby finalists Emers Superstar and Borneo came face to face once more and the impressive Limerick record of the Gerry Holian trained Emers Superstar proved the deciding factor as he put the race beyond doubt with an explosive burst of early pace to claim the inside pitch at the bend despite a tardy start from trap 4. He impressed all with his smooth gait throughout a nine length victory over Parish Hero. Borneo however made his exit from the competition when caught widest of all and suffering the consequences of first bend bumping, leaving him with too much ground to claw back.
Liam Dowling will have been pleased with the opening effort of his Derby fourth Vulturi despite defeat in Heat 10 when again showing impressive back-straight pace on a circuit that suits his strong running style. The story of this heat though was the sparkling return to his favourite track by James Roche`s Ballyana Foxtrot. He produced a fast sectional from trap 5 and scorched to a seven length lead midway along the back-straight before ceding much of his advantage to the strong finish of Vulturi but a classy 29.62 puts the local charge firmly back in classic contention.
There was contrasting performances also from our two 2013 finalists as Graham Hollands General Wolf again displayed his prowess at Limerick by leading at the first bend in Heat 3 with smart early pace after a good start from trap 1. He defeated a game Glideaway Con by one length in 29.91 with three lengths further back to Jackal Frampton in third. Last year`s fourth however, Skywalker Farloe looked far from his brilliant best in Heat 7, running wide off the second bend and the Easter Cup winners usual strong challenge from halfway failed to materialise when fourth to a impressive performance by Michael Kiely`s Shaneboy Frankie. He drew gradually clear following a level break from trap 3 and was never seriously threatened in a three and a half length defeat of Hawaii Kinsale with Burgess Rumble a close third.
Regular patrons of Limerick were sent home happy following our concluding Heat 11 as two track favourites filled the forecast places with Tim Gilbourne`s Cloon Glory showing his local knowledge at the first bend for a rails run and a lead on the inside of Barefoot Apollo. He galloped to a one and a half length win in 29.97 over Paudie Ryan`s Hannabil Rising who again produced his now trademark power finish to claim second having been last into the back-straight.
There can be no doubt that Droopys Nidge is the star attraction of Round 2 and the prospect of lowering his track record is a mouthwatering one. There is however much more for the racing palette to salivate over and Heat 3 will see a heavyweight clash between Metro Jack and Vulturi. Both can fly from the second bend and a clean run race could bring an epic back-straight shoot out between the pair while the presence of Shaneboy Frankie with his early pace adds spice to an already sizzling heat.
Heat 7 brings two impressive round 1 winners together with Kippers Usain in trap 1, which may be crucial in the early battle for supremacy with General Wolf on his immediate outside while the early paced Macho El adds intrigue to that first bend rush as he can trap very smartly from trap 3. A possible return to top form for Elevenerife, now with his Limerick debut behind him, further complicates matters as he may get a clean run on the outer from trap 6.
Pic: Kippers Usain can use the red jacket to good effect!
These are just some of the possible headline makers in our eight second round heats but with the safety net of a fourth qualifying place now gone, expect to see the major outright contenders lay down markers throughout tonight`s action in the 2014 Kerry Agri-Business Irish St Leger.
16/1 Skywalker Farloe, General Wolf. 20/1 Kippers Usain.
25/1 Blenhiem Cracker, Metro Jack.
33/1 Jackal Frampton, Barefoot Apollo, De Real Mccoy, Shaneboy Frankie, Honour And Glory.


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import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlType;

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Java class for SFTP complex type.
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The following schema fragment specifies the expected content contained within this class.
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 * <complexType name="SFTP">
 *   <complexContent>
 *     <extension base="{hydrograph/engine/jaxb/commandtypes}FileTransferBase">
 *       <choice>
 *         <element name="password" type="{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}string"/>
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@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
@XmlType(name = "SFTP", namespace = "hydrograph/engine/jaxb/commandtypes", propOrder = {
    "password",
    "privateKeyPath"
})
public class SFTP
    extends FileTransferBase
{

    protected String password;
    protected String privateKeyPath;

    /**
     * Gets the value of the password property.
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     * @return
     *     possible object is
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    public String getPassword() {
        return password;
    }

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     * Sets the value of the password property.
     *
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    public void setPassword(String value) {
        this.password = value;
    }

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It operates as a command line tool, embedded in an editor, embedded in GHCi, via internet relay chat and on the web.
Lambdabot is an IRC bot written over several years by those on the Freenode #haskell IRC channel.
The second command fetches the data for Lambdabot's @hoogle command, which is a thin wrapper around the hoogle command line tool. Invoking lambdabot will (hopefully) display a lambdabot> prompt.
It is also possible to install lambdabot in a sandbox. In that case, use cabal exec lambdabot to launch lambdabot.
Pristine.hs and L.hs: Environment for running Haskell code. The command @let adds new definitions to L.hs, whereas @undefine copies Pristine.hs to L.hs.
offlinerc: This file contains a history of commands typed into lambdabot's tty interface.
You can then edit src/Modules.hs to configure the loaded modules.
Lambdabot has a number of modules, most of which provide several commands. Type @listmodules to obtain a list of module names, and then @list <module> to list a module's commands. Executing @help command displays a short description of the command.
The following sample session demonstrates some useful lambdabot commands.


If you've ever visited New Orleans, you're sure to have tried an authentic muffuletta. And if you haven't been in NOLA, that doesn't have to stop you from having one of the best sandwiches in the country. Stacked high and pressed flat, this sesame seed bun sandwich features layers upon layers of beautiful mortadella, ham, salami, provolone and fresh mozzarella. The famous olive spread is full of briny goodness and makes this sandwich even more flavorful.
Roughly chop the pimento stuffed green olives, the giardinara, the banana peppers, and the quick pickled red onions. Then add them to a small bowl. Toss with the quick pickling liquid and the olive oil. Set aside.
op with half the mortadella, half the ham, half the salami, half the provolone and all the mozzarella.
Then add the remaining provolone, the remaining salami, the remaining ham, and the remaining mortadella. Top the meat with the remaining spread and put the top piece of bread on top.
Wrap the sandwich tightly in tinfoil and put something heavy on top of it for at least 30 minutes before serving so that the flavors can meld and the sandwich stays together better.


If you are looking for Honda CB 450 S Tyres then you will need to look for the right sizes. On this model the Front Tyre size is 100/90 - 18 and the Rear Tyre size is 110/90 - 18 so before purchasing a tyre, make sure that it is the right size.
HONDA CB77,CB72,CL77,CL72,CB450 Brake Arm Connecting Rod and Nut.