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#1: Take NC State +7.5 spread against Clemson for 3% of the bankroll.
This is an extremely important matchup as the winner places themselves firmly in the driver's seat for the ACC Title game, while the loser is essentially on the outside looking in. What that means for Clemson is a loss here will not only take them out of the ACC Championship race, but will also take them out of the conversation for the College Football Playoffs.
The NC State Wolfpack are coming off a somewhat poor performance against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in South Bend. The Wolfpack managed to keep things close in the early going, but the ground game of Notre Dame proven too much for the defensive line of NC State to contain for the full 4 quarters. Their inability to slow down the ground game in that contest will surely be a point that head coach Dan Doeren has focused on over the past week. Clemson has a potent ground game and while many may believe that NC State was caught looking ahead to this matchup with Clemson, the Wolfpack will need to shore up the holes on their defensive front to give them a shot at pulling off the upset in this contest.
The Wolfpack gave the Tigers all they could handle a season ago in Death Valley. That game was on the road and the Tigers also had Heisman QB Deshaun Watson under center in that contest. Kelly Bryant has proven to be a suitable replacement to Watson, but this is still a different Clemson team that the one the Wolfpack faced a year ago. On the same token, this NC State team is a bit better than they were a season ago and have already been shown the blueprint on what it takes to defeat Clemson.
This is the unquestioned strength of NC State's defense. Led by senior end Bradley Chubb, the Wolfpack own one of the nation's top defensive lines and limit opponents to just 119.6 rushing yards per game. Notre Dame's offense was the first team to eclipse more than 135 rushing yards against this unit in 2017. Additionally, this line has helped NC State rank fifth in the ACC in sacks generated (20) and seventh in tackles for a loss (55). As expected, Chubb (7.5 sacks) is the top pass rusher. However, a pair of 300-pound tackles – seniors B.J. Hill and Justin Jones – are an underrated cog in the success of this defense. Kentavius Street and Darian Roseboro have combined for 3.5 sacks and are an effective duo opposite of Chubb off the edge. Clemson's offensive line has allowed 18 sacks in 2017 but 14 of them came in ACC play. While this unit certainly hasn't been awful, it has been vulnerable at times in pass protection. In Football Outsiders' offensive line statistics, the Tigers rank 110th in adjusted sack rate, 108th in standard downs sack rate and 81st in passing downs sack rate.
For NC State's offense to have success moving the ball, it must win the battles in the trenches against a stout Clemson defense. However, the catalyst for this attack remains quarterback Ryan Finley. The Boise State transfer has a quick release and is accurate to the perimeter with quick passes. Through eight games, he's passed for 2,181 yards and 12 touchdowns to just one interception. Additionally, the junior is completing 66.3 percent of his passes. Finley will also take some chances downfield, and he's got plenty of talent on the outside to deliver. Samuels leads the team with 56 grabs, and sophomore Kelvin Harmon isn't too far behind with 43 catches for 644 yards. Stephen Louis, Jakobi Meyers and C.J. Riley are a few of the other key targets for Finley, as NC State will look to utilize their size and speed to attack the outside and take a few shots downfield.
As mentioned above, Clemson has no margin for error if it wants to reach the CFB Playoff. For NC State, its playoff hopes are over, but the Atlantic Division title is within reach which will motivate them in this contest. We believe that the Wolfpack defense will create some problems for Bryant and the Tigers' offense. When NC State's offense has the ball, Finley, Hines, and Samuels are more than enough to give headaches to Brent Venables and his staff. The home crowd advantage should help the Wolfpack's upset bid in the early going and whether they can actually pull off the upset or not is yet to be seen. Even if they fall short however, we believe it will be a closely competitive contest as it was a season ago in which the points will prove to be valuable at the end.
#2: Take Texas +7 spread against TCU for 3% of the bankroll.
A disastrous opening game home blowout loss against Maryland likely skewed the perception of this Texas team right from the start, but Texas has quietly one of the best bets in college football this season, going 6-1-1 against the spread. They have not been winning many games, however, they have been kind to their backers, especially when getting points.
Their defense is much improved than in past seasons and they have ball-hawking players in the secondary that has specialized in creating turnovers which we believe is going to be key in this contest tonight. For much of the season, TCU has been atop of the Big 12 standings and a big reason for that has been their incredibly clean gameplay. Kenny Hill had been paying near-perfect football, which had not been his MO for much of his career. Hill had always been a questionable decision maker and was often careless with the football and we saw that type of Hill finally show up in the Horned Frogs loss last week against Iowa State. We had always believed that Hill had been overachieving this season, and it will be interesting to see how he responds now that the teams bubble has been burst. We expect Herman to bring lots of pressure to Hill in an attempt to rattle him in the pocket and force him into mistakes. We have already seen that Hill can become unraveled as the mistakes pile up, so that will likely be Texas' best path to victory.
Tom Herman has been a master strategist when it comes to playing in the role of the underdog and that type of motivation has already shown its face in Texas. The Longhorns have battled tooth and nail in high profile contests against both the USC Trojans and Oklahoma Sooners this season, easily covering the spreads in the process. Texas' run defense has been surprisingly good and might be the area Herman has improved the most. Since giving up more than 175 yards against Maryland, the Horns have stuffed Baylor, Iowa State, and even Southern Cal. We don't expect TCU to be able to get much going on the ground, so this game is going to rely heavily on Hill's ability in the pocket.
We expect this to be an ugly type of football game, where it will become a battle of field position and explosive defensive plays. We believe this game will be decided by a critical turnover or explosive offensive play late and could come down to the final couple of possessions. This will be a closely contested battle through and we believe getting a touchdown with the visitors is simply too much cushion. While Texas may not pull off the outright upset, they should be able to stay within this generous number.
#3: Take Arizona +7.5 spread against USC for 3% of the bankroll.
Despite their current 4-game winning streak, the oddsmakers still have not given the respect to the Wildcats that we believe they deserve. Arizona was projected to occupy the basement of the Pac-12 this season and yet somehow, they have exceeded expectations and could find themselves in first place in the South with a win over USC tonight.
This is not the same Wildcats team as we have come accustomed to seeing over the past few seasons. This is a team that is on the rise and is about to turn a corner. Let's not forget, that they suffered two early losses and those losses came by a combined total of nine points. They had proven that they had a prolific offense, destroying Northern Arizona by 38, and crushing UTEP by 47, but were sitting still at 2-2. That is when things started to change for this team. They have scored at least 45 points in each of their last 4 games and a big reason for that has been the insertion of QB Kahlil Tate under center.
Tate has rushed for 926 yards and eight touchdowns the season, averaging an unbelievable 13.4 yards per carry off 69 attempts. In his six games he has average nearly 155 yards per game, and is unbelievably difficult to try to stop. He is elusive, he is quick, and very tough to tackle. Tate has more runs of 50-plus yards than all but five teams in college football and Arizona boasts the nation's fifth-best rushing offense. The only four teams with higher per-game production all run triple-option schemes.
Rich Rodriguez may not oversee a triple option, but Arizona's scheme does rely on a similarly multifaceted approach. IF you recall, the Triple-Option attack of Josh Adams and Notre Dame ran all over the Trojans two weeks ago, and Arizona runs a very similar style of attack to that of the Irish. Alongside Tate, three different Wildcat running backs have hit 100 yards in the last three games: Nick Wilson vs. UCLA on Oct. 14; Zach Green at Cal on Oct. 21; and J.J. Taylor last weekend vs. Washington State.
As good as Arizona's rushing attack is and how great Tate has been with his legs, the Arizona passing attack should not be overlooked. Tate has completed 68.7 percent of his passes for 784 yards and six touchdowns. So far, the Arizona quarterback has only been required to throw 67 passes, but he has looked good. Brandon Dawkins also sees time at the quarterback position, and he has fared well. Dawkins has thrown for 670 yards and five touchdowns, completing 62.3 percent of his passes as well.
The Trojans are an impressive team on both the offensive and defensive side of the football, however, they have been one of the more wildly inconsistent teams in the country. Sam Darnold has been a turnover machine this season and has thrown 10 interceptions in 9 games this season. Those critical turnovers have plagued the Trojans this season and caused this team to play in much closer than expected contests. They are just 2-7 against the spread on the season, and are 1-4 against the spread in their last five games at home.
After the Trojans performance last week against Arizona State, there are many that likely believe this should be an easy contest for USC. We don't believe that will be the case. At the moment Arizona is simply playing better football and their offense is unstoppable. USC has an exceptional group at attacking the quarterback, but they have not faced one like the Wildcats have to offer. We believe this matchup could go either way. USC may win this game, but it won't be by 7.5 points.


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Iran's former president Ahmadinejad appointed to top political advisory council
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TEHERAN (AFP) - Iran's supreme leader on Monday appointed Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to the Expediency Council, the country's top political arbitration body headed by an avid critic of the outgoing president.
In announcing the appointment, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei praised Mr Ahmadinejad's "worthy efforts" as president.
"Considering the profuse experience you gained during eight years of worthy efforts, I appoint you as a member of the Expediency Council," read a statement posted on Mr Khamenei's website.
The council is headed by ex-president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani who repeatedly criticised Mr Ahmadinejad during his turbulent eight-year presidency for his controversial political and economic policies.
It is dominated by conservatives and acts as an advisory body for Mr Khamenei, the supreme leader of the Islamic republic who has final say on all key policies, including nuclear talks and foreign policy.
Mr Ahmadinejad vacated office on Saturday after two turbulent four-year terms, leaving Iran divided domestically, isolated internationally and struggling economically.
He was succeeded by moderate cleric Hassan Rowhani, who has promised to engage constructively with world powers over Iran's contentious nuclear drive and to stave up the shrinking economy.
In the last two years of his presidency, Mr Ahmadinejad fell from grace with Mr Khamenei following a public power struggle, and during his tenure he was also involved in high-profile feuds with parliament speaker Ali Larijani and judiciary chief Ayatollah Sadeq Larijani.
The Expediency Council comprises high-ranking religious and political figures and former government officials.
It is also tasked with resolving legislative issues between the parliament and the Guardians Council, which interprets the constitution.

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This predominately rural area is likely to be won by the Liberal Democrats in the forthcoming election. The people of Wiltshire are dissatisfied. They want change. There are only two option, (labour doesn't feature) that leaves the Tories and the Liberal Democrats. The Lib Dems are working tirelessly, in the council elections and recently won in the Purton by-election. A change in north wilts is needed, and the Lib Dems are the way forward.
The tide has turned and the Lib Dems are set for victory in North Wilts.
James Gray made various statements on 'News Night' and in Parliament indicating that the foot and mouth outbreak was seriously affecting the constituency of North Wiltshire when in fact there was no outbreak in the constituency at the time. For example: he wrongly stated that schools were closed and subsequently apologised for misinforming the House; he wrongly stated that there were piles of rotting carcases. North Wiltshire relies on farming and tourism and many people feel he was not acting in the interests of his constituents by making such erroneous statements.
Having been out an about on the doorsteps I am more and more confident of victory for the Lib Dems in North Wiltshire,the momentum for change is growing.
I am quite suspicious about the chorus that sings for the Lib dem here. As much as I would like to see them going down, the Tories does have some history here and this area does have the charecteristic of a Conservative zone.
I think the area has changed a great deal and is not any longer automatic Tory territory,there is also growing evidence that Labour voters are going to vote Lib Dem tactically to beat the Tories.
I was impressed by the Lib Dem candidate Hugh Pym, very committed to the area in which he was born and raised and excellent with the voters,any prospective MP who can sing two verses of "Bob the builder" to a young mothers 5 year old son on the doorstep is very welcome,I witnessed this just recently and it was great.Roll on to victory.
I thnk Hugh Pym is the key factor for the Lib Dems. He was brought up in the area and as an ex ITN newsreader, I think he has the profile.
The Tories have pushed up their vote (and taken seats off the Lib Dems) in a string of local by-elections throughout Wiltshire since 1997. Indeed they took control of Wiltshire County Council, which was previously under No Overall Control, in 2000. I was very surprised that the Tories managed to retain all of the Wiltshire rural seats in 1997, since the Lib Dems have run them close in a number of previous elections. In view of the swing towards them throughout the county subsequently, they're not going to lose this time.
I have to disagree with Sean,the rural Tory vote that will not save the parliamentary seat for the Tories,they are doomed because the electorate in the towns has changed and is far more sophisticated. Hugh Pym is an excellent local candiddate whilst James Gray comes across as a "Tim nice but dim" type.He represents the narrow right wing of the Tory party whose views do not reflect the majority of voters.
I think Hugh Pym is going to win this election for the Lib Dems. I've met him and found him to be very well informed and deeply committed to the North Wilts people. I really hope he does it.
They had their chance with simon cordon. Local politics in this area is different from national. Labour will increase their small vote.
North Wiltshire will also have a Green candidate. On the doorsteps it is hartd to find Conservatives who will admit it - 'they' have yet to make up their minds!!
I am aware of more and more people backing Hugh Pym,many of whom have not voted Lib Dem before.
As somebody said in the pub last night - "voting Labour in North Wiltshire in North Wiltshire is an indulgence, all you get is another Tory MP." Of course the Greens have not put up a candidate. LibDems will win N. Wilts because the Tory vote is frozen and the Labour supporters are chnging their allegiance.
It is difficult to see where the extra Lib Dem votes will come from in this constituency. At the last election tactical voting and high Tory stay-away was already in place. If the Lib Dems do pinch this one, then there's a genuine possibility that Charles Kennedy's claim of being the next Opposition is realistic.


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Johnson & Johnson to pay $230 million to settle opioid case
In a statement, Johnson & Johnson said the settlement was not an admission of liability or wrongdoing and that "the company's actions relating to the marketing and promotion of important prescription pain medications were appropriate and responsible."
Johnson & Johnson will pay the state of New York more than $230 million in a settlement that also ensures the company will permanently stay out of the opioid business in the United States, the state attorney general's office announced Saturday.
The settlement comes at a time when the opioid industry is facing over 3,000 lawsuits across the nation for its contribution to an epidemic of prescription and street opioid abuse that has killed more than 800,000 Americans in the past 20 years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
And it came just days before opening arguments in a sweeping New York trial in which the company was to be among the defendants. That trial will be the first of its kind to go before a jury, and the first to target the entire opioid supply chain, from the drugmakers who manufactured the pills to the distributors that supplied them to a pharmacy chain that filled prescriptions for them.
"The opioid epidemic has wreaked havoc on countless communities across New York state and the rest of the nation, leaving millions still addicted to dangerous and deadly opioids," Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement. "Johnson & Johnson helped fuel this fire, but today they're committing to leaving the opioid business — not only in New York, but across the entire country."
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It has not sold opioids in the United States since last year, when it ceased production of its last opioid product, and it stopped supplying opioid ingredients to other manufacturers in 2016.
Johnson & Johnson is the parent company of Janssen Pharmaceutical Cos., one of the defendants in the New York trial that will be removed from the case because of the settlement. The company will also pay an additional $33 million as reimbursement for New York's attorney fees and costs. The payments for the total will be made over nine years.
The money is not intended to compensate people harmed by the opioid crisis, but rather for what is known as abatement, mitigating harm and preventing future crises with things such as education and addiction treatment programs.
The funds will be distributed to the counties subject to an allocation agreement with the state that is currently being finalized, according to Jayne Conroy, a lawyer with Simmons Hanly Conroy, who is representing Suffolk County in the case.
The sprawling opioid case about to begin in New York was filed by the attorney general and by Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island, and is being argued jointly. It includes claims that the companies, like Janssen, misled the public by initially denying the drugs were highly addictive, and aggressively marketed them as such, ignoring warnings of abuse as they chased profits.
The drugs that Janssen developed included a fentanyl patch and a tablet that was crush-resistant, marketed under names such as Duragesic and Nucynta, which, according to Johnson & Johnson, accounted for less than 1% of total opioid prescriptions in the United States. It stopped marketing its opioids in 2016 in the United States and later discontinued the fentanyl patch. In 2020, it ceased production of the pill in the United States as well.
For years, Johnson & Johnson had supplied 60% of the ingredients that make opioids to companies that used them to make drugs such as Oxycodone, contracting with poppy growers in Tasmania. In 2016, they sold the business that supplied the materials.
Johnson & Johnson has struggled under waves of bad publicity. It suffered a defeat in an opioid trial in 2019 when an Oklahoma judge ordered it to pay the state $465 million for its role in the public nuisance created by opioid addiction. It has been ordered to pay millions in courts that have found products such as its talcum powder and hip implants to be harmful. Most recently, its coronavirus vaccine has been plagued by a troubled rollout.
The one-shot vaccine was initially seen as a vital tool in combating COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus. But a host of concerns with production and the drug itself has seen the company's product account for just about 12 million of the more than 320 million doses administered in the United States so far, according to CDC data.
Federal health officials paused use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in April after cases of a rare blood-clotting disorder emerged as a side effect. A mix-up in a Baltimore factory resulted in the government ordering the disposal of 60 million potentially contaminated vaccine doses in June.
The exit of Johnson & Johnson from the New York case means that two of the country's biggest drugmakers will now be absent from the trial when opening arguments begin Tuesday. Purdue Pharma, maker of OxyContin, owned by members of the billionaire Sackler family and the company most publicly linked to the opioid epidemic, is also no longer standing trial.
Though initially named in the case, as were some individual members of the Sackler family, Purdue filed for bankruptcy nearly two years ago as it faced thousands of opioid-related lawsuits. The bankruptcy process has paused cases against the drugmaker and the Sacklers.
In addition, in the weeks before opening arguments were to be made before a six-person jury and a New York Supreme Court justice, Jerry Garguilo, three of the four pharmacy chains — Walmart, Rite Aid and CVS — were severed from the case. CVS confirmed it had reached a settlement agreement with the counties, the terms of which are not yet final and public. Walmart and Rite Aid did not respond to emails requesting comment.
Walgreens remains one of the defendants that will face a jury next week.
Conroy, who is representing Suffolk County, cautioned that Saturday's announcement did not mark the end of the case. "While this settlement is good news, there still remains a crucially important trial starting next week," she said in a statement.
"We remain focused on ensuring the other defendants who played a major role in creating the opioid crisis are held accountable for their actions," she said.
By Sarah Maslin Nir
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A former Tennessee magistrate who ruled that a child couldn't be named Messiah is running for a circuit court judgeship in next month's primary.
The Knoxville New Sentinel reports Lu Ann Ballew is challenging the incumbent, Carter Moore, in the 4th Judicial District.
In 2013, Ballew was Cocke County child support magistrate when she ruled that Messiah should only be used to refer to Jesus and ordered the name removed from an 8-month-old's birth certificate. The parents were only seeking to change the baby's surname.
The ruling was overturned, and Ballew was removed as magistrate. The Tennessee Board of Judicial Conduct later issued a public censure of her. In 2014, she ran unsuccessfully in the Cocke County General Sessions Court race.
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This is a collection of personal narratives from scholars, educators, and leaders in higher education focusing on how they developed and used multicultural perspectives. Each story is unique and personal and the collection illustrates the many ways these individuals were influenced by and influenced broad and inclusive views of culture. People tend to make judgments based on their experiences in life. In the chapters, the authors discuss their experiences and how they developed a passion for multiculturalism. They discuss how they challenged themselves and traditional assumptions of our society to develop their own multicultural skill sets. It may have been one situation or a combination of situations; but for each author, there was a significant event that impacted him/her forever. In most cases, there were a number of factors and experiences that led the author down this very important path. White voices do matter and this book is a powerful collection of such voices in print. Individuals can be different and these chapters provide real stories and real situations where the authors made a conscious decision to not go with the "norm" and redirect their thoughts and actions to develop into proponents of multiculturalism. Through their actions, they have shown others that this behavior is acceptable, and in fact, is what everyone should be doing regardless of how they look, where they were born, or what neighborhood they currently live in. These stories open our eyes to what can really happen if we work at it.
Festus E Obiakor, Ph.D., is Professor, Early Childhood and Special Education, Dewar College of Education and Human Services, Valdosta State University, Valdosta, Georgia. A teacher, scholar, and consultant, he has served as Distinguished Visiting Professor at a variety of universities. He is the author of more than 150 publications, including books, articles, and commentaries; and he has presented papers at many national and international conferences. He serves on the editorial boards of reputable nationally and internationally refereed journals, including Multicultural Learning and Teaching (MLT) in which he serves as Executive Editor. Dr. Obiakor is a leader who has been involved in many landmark scholarly works in the fields of general and special education, with particular focus on African American and other culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) learners and he continues to prescribe multidimensional methods of assessment, teaching, and intervention for these individuals. Based on this premise, Dr. Obiakor created the Comprehensive Support Model (CSM), an intervention model that values the collaborative, consultative, and cooperative energies of students, families, teachers/service providers, communities, and government agencies.
Contributor: Festus E Obiakor
Biography: Festus E Obiakor, Ph.D., is Professor, Early Childhood and Special Education, Dewar College of Education and Human Services, Valdosta State University, Valdosta, Georgia. A teacher, scholar, and consultant, he has served as Distinguished Visiting Professor at a variety of universities. He is the author of more than 150 publications, including books, articles, and commentaries; and he has presented papers at many national and international conferences. He serves on the editorial boards of reputable nationally and internationally refereed journals, including Multicultural Learning and Teaching (MLT) in which he serves as Executive Editor. Dr. Obiakor is a leader who has been involved in many landmark scholarly works in the fields of general and special education, with particular focus on African American and other culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) learners and he continues to prescribe multidimensional methods of assessment, teaching, and intervention for these individuals. Based on this premise, Dr. Obiakor created the Comprehensive Support Model (CSM), an intervention model that values the collaborative, consultative, and cooperative energies of students, families, teachers/service providers, communities, and government agencies.


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Q: How to change UIContextualAction swipe length and add "release to cancel" feature? Currently, I have a swipe action in my TableView to perform a custom action on swipe on the corresponding cell. However, I'd like to change how far I have to drag to get the default haptic feedback to indicate completion of swipe. Also, I would like to add a feature that hides the swipe action automatically if the action is not completed instead of it remaining on screen. Here's my code so far:
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I'd like to achieve an effect similar to that of the Apollo reddit app. Any help would be appreciated!

A: The design details of the built in row swipe mechanism are not up to you. Either live with them or don't use them at all (and write your own swipe mechanism from scratch).

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Eddie van Heerden said he felt "grateful" to have delivered good results for his country at the Sharjah Tour in the United Arab Emirates, which finished on Saturday.
Van Heerden, who represented South Africa at the tour, managed to finish in the overall top 10 and to win the King of the Mountains (KOM) title.
Van Heerden, who rides locally for Luso AC/DC Dynamics, finished eighth out of a field of 101 international riders.
He could have finished even higher had he not got caught up in a crash on the fourth and final stage, Van Heerden said.
"In the last 30 kilometres [of the stage] there was a crash on the last corner that both Ryan [Harris] and I were involved in.
Van Heerden's KOM title also came with a bit of a sacrifice, he said, as it indirectly may have cost him some time on the general classification.
"I got very excited on the climbs," Van Heerden said. "The adrenalin kicked in and it was my first tour so I attacked on the first two climbs in stage three with the help of Bradley [Potgieter].
On the last climb in the same stage Van Heerden was part of the leading bunch, which had been whittled down to five riders.
"I went for the KOM points again and I did it," he said. "But just after that I had reached my limit. I could not respond to an attacking move made by the leader [Javier Moreno] in a tunnel.
Van Heerden thanked his teammates for positioning him well on the third stage for the KOM challenges.
During each stage they had shown great team effort, Van Heerden added.
"We had a meeting every day the night before and decided upon strategies for the following stage.
"We all committed to a plan. None of us went astray. They all committed to the team and that's why I ended up getting a good overall result.


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Nations League: Belgium to beat Denmark for Final Four qualification
The last matchday of the Nations League 2020-2021 season takes place on Wednesday, November 18. So far, no country has qualified for the Final Four with 100% certainty. Belgium, too, still has to confirm its participation in the finals of the European football competition.
Its opponent of this Wednesday, Denmark, could potentially make it. Let's take a look at some interesting games with juicy odds!
Belgium – Denmark (November 18, 8.45 p.m.)
Belgium may have acted with deadly efficiency against a very commendable England in its 2-0 victory last Sunday, but it's not certain of Final Four qualification yet. With 12 points, Belgium does lead its group 2, after winning all but one game. The defeat at the hands of England came as a wake-up call to a Belgium outfit that was rather experimental out of necessity. If they avoid defeat in their home game against Denmark, then the Belgians will qualify for the Final Four of this season's Nations League.
Denmark, however, also has a claim to Final Four participation too, but it will be facing an uphill battle against Belgium, the number one of the world. Only a phenomenal performance that leads to a victory will take the Danish to the Final Four. Unlikely as that may seem at first look, the Danish have given solid performances, keeping even the English from the second place in group 1. With 3 games won, 1 drawn and 1 lost, Denmark has proven that it is not to be trifled with. Can they cause an upset here?
Come on, Belgium! 'Belgium to score in both halves: Yes' is going @2.70 here!
Always a popular choice: 'Half-time/Full time: Draw/Belgium' is worth a bet @4.20!
Bet on Belgium – Denmark now!
Poland – Netherlands (November 18, 8.45 p.m.)
Group 1 can still come to a shocking conclusion, as there are 3 teams still contending for the group lead going into the last matchday. Poland is currently third with 7 points, but a victory on Wednesday evening could see it take the first place. However, even with a victory, Poland can only make it to the Final Four if Bosnia-Herzegovina also defeats Italy, the current group leader. That's a big if. Can the Polish prove that they are more than their star striker Robert Lewandowski?
The Netherlands, meanwhile, has a somewhat better position, with 8 points. The Dutchmen have won 2 games, drawn 2, and only lost 1 so far. That means that they can mathematically make it to the Final Four, if they win in Poland and if Italy draws or loses in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Netherlands will have to give it everything it has and hope for the best in a situation that it can't control. Still, isolating his encounter out of the bigger picture shows that the Netherlands is the team to beat here.
Goals guaranteed: place a smart bet on 'Total Over 3.5' @2.70 here!
Count on the Netherlands to win: a simple 1X2 bet is good value @2.06!
Bet on Poland – Netherlands now!
England – Iceland (November 18, 8.45 p.m.)
Just because a team isn't playing for the Final Four anymore, doesn't mean that you can't win any money with a smart bet! Judging by the strong performance the English brought against Belgium on Sunday, they have nothing to blame themselves. It seems logical to consider them the winning side against the hardy Icelanders. England will certainly want to strike back with a vengeance after failing to secure its shot at the Final Four to Belgium and Denmark.
As the last-placed nation, Iceland faces relegation to league B, the second tier of the Nations League. The northern island nation has 5 defeats in 5 games, so its fate seems sealed. Losing all of its games so far is not par for the course, as Iceland had every right to compete among the biggest nations in Europe. There's one last chance to shine coming up for the brave Icelanders, but it will be far from a walk in the park. A shock victory against a strong English team could be the consolation prize Iceland deserves.
'Totals Over 3.5' is an interesting choice @2.55 here!
England to win by a margin of at least 3 goals is also good value @2.39!
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Q: Permissions ... how to make a folder undeleteable? On FreeNAS (FreeBSD) ... I'm trying to make a folder 'undeleteable'.
I logged in as root. I created a folder called test and chmod it to 700 (rwx------). Owner is root, group is wheel.
Then I log in as a user called john, which is part of group bbstaff -- and I am able to rename AND delete folder test. Shouldn't that be impossible?
I thought the w permissions prevented renaming.

A: The sledgehammer solution to this sort of problem is to make the directory immutable.  This should be done with extreme care, as it's not a very common operation, so if you do it it's a very good idea to leave a file behind in the directory, with a giant warning:
# /some/directory/VAR_HAS_BEEN_MADE_IMMUTABLE.WARNING

Once you've done that:
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You'll find it no longer can be moved, deleted, or altered, even by root until you've flipped the flag back.
Note that this is the BSD approach to the linux command chattr +i
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-write-protect-file-with-immutable-bit.html

A: Google offers many answers, including ths one, which says "setting the sticky bit on the parent directory will only allow deletion by the directory owner.
chmod +t /some/dir/ParentDir
Look at the usage section on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticky_bit for more information about Sticky bits"
This one also advokates using the sticky bit.
Thirdly, this page says "When a directory is made sticky, it adds a special security feature. It prevents someone from deleting or renaming files in a directory unless they own the file.".
Looks like that's your solution.


The Georgian city Mtskheta is among the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Dating before 1,000 BC it was once the capital of the early Kingdom of Iberia (today's Eastern Georgia) and an important ancient trading route. Mtskheta is also the religious center of the country. The 'Holy City' brims over with historical monuments and ruins representing the mystical significance in Georgian culture.
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He got his heart broken after being ousted from The Bachelorette, but Cody Sattler is getting one more shot at love this summer.
The sweet and always perfectly tan personal trainer, 28, is joining the cast of Bachelor in Paradise, PEOPLE exclusively confirms.
On Monday's episode, Sattler was friend-zoned by Andi Dorfman after receiving the last one-on-one date from the assistant district attorney.
Though clearly emotional, he remained gracious in his exit. "Cody was truly the sweetest, most grateful guy in the house," Dorfman blogged after his elimination.
Sattler sported a signature style that included a Mohawk and a plethora of V-neck and muscle tees on the show and was well-liked by his fellow contestants (who referred to him as a "puppy" on Monday's episode).
And though he was mostly good-natured on the show, he did prove he had some fire – which may come in handy on Paradise – when he got prickly with a more "confident" Nick.
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Epi ta Proso (Greek: Going Forward) was a newspaper published in Patras, Greece in 1882 by A. Eymorfopoulos. In 1896, the paper changed ownership to the hands of the Free Socialists a group of anarchists. The newspaper became their official tool and they used to promote their ideas, until 1898 when its publication stopped.

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Chandie Yawn-Nelson Wiki-Bio, Net worth, Facts, Age, Facts about Joey Lawrence's wife.
We all know Joey Lawrence as the charismatic lad from the shows Blossom, Gimme A Break! And Brotherly Love. But did you also know he has been a father of two kids for almost a decade and a half now? Meet Chandie Yawn-Nelson, his vibrant and elegant wife who's always been elusive to the public as far as the media is concerned. Here are some interesting facts about her such as net worth, age, marriage and career that we thought was worth checking out.
Chandie Yawn-Nelson is Joey Lawrence's wife. Know their married life and kids.
Disney World is a magical place full of wonder and joy. It's also where Joey and Chandie met many moons ago in 1993 as teenagers. Their paths crossed when they were both on vacation and having fun. But certainly not too much fun as the famous actor opted for an ice cream date instead.
It must have been the creamy deliciousness of the ice-cream or the magic of Disney land as the memory didn't fade for either of them even after their departure. Joey Lawrence later became a Hollywood celebrity and married a woman named Michelle Vella in 2002.
However, fate wouldn't have it, and their marriage led to an abrupt divorce in 2004. It turns out that the universe was out to set him up with his first love. The TV star reunited with Chandie in 2005 after 13 years of no contact with both parties in mutual consent that their love was meant to be.
Six months later, they were back at the place it all began and recited their marriage vows on June 3rd, 2005. Their union brought forth their first kid, Charleston Lawrence born in 2006 and their second child, Liberty Grace who joined the family in 2010.
It's been more than a decade now with their marriage growing stronger than ever. There have been no rumors on separation surrounding Joey Lawrence and wife Chandie Yawn-Nelson's marriage as they are in full commitment to each other.
Chandie Yawn-Nelson net worth, Career info.
Now that their fairy-tale origin story is over and done with, it's time to talk money. During the 13 years of no contact, both parties worked on their careers. We all know how Joey became a beloved television actor but what became of his wife?
Straight out of college, Chandie Yawn-Nelson seized the first opportunity she came across. InterCall; one of the largest dedicated service provider in the world, known mostly for teleconferencing served as her first job. The specifics on what exactly her job description entailed is knowledge on privy to her.
If you thought her marriage to the actor would help shed light into her career, then you couldn't be any more wrong. It only fueled the need to keep her job even more private than before. That said, Joey Lawrence Chandie Yawn-Nelson's net worth figure is unknown.
There are no solid leads as to her assets nor her current day job. Moreover, we cannot tell whether he contract with InterCall is still active. On the other hand, her husband, Joey has a net worth of $6 million which they both share.
Chandie Yawn-Nelson Wiki-Bio, Age, Facts, Family, Parents.
The mother of two's Chandie Yawn-Nelson age is somewhere in her early 40's. The exact details of her date of birth may be unknown, but credible sources dictate that she'll probably turn 43 sometime this year. They also reveal that her Nationality is American by birth with her ethnicity as white. Upon graduation from her local high school, she enrolled and completed her tertiary education at Auburn University in Alabama.
As you may have already guessed, much of Chandie Yawn-Nelson's life is private. Take her family and parents for instance. Nothing substantial exists on them besides that they live either in Florida or Georgia. Moreover, she has social media handles making it impossible to keep track of her. The only time you'll get to see her is in the arms of Joey, mostly at red carpet events.


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Three fellowship programs support the formation of ecclesiastically engaged academics for teaching and scholarship that serves the church and its ministries. Each fellowship awards stipends and links junior scholars into dynamic peer cohorts.
Postdoctoral Fellowship
The Postdoctoral Fellowship (PostDoc) programs provides up to six awards of $25,000 each year (plus housing, health benefits, and moving benefits) to support a two-year visiting professorship in a theological school, college, or university setting. Louisville Postdoctoral Fellows are accompanied by an academic mentor and a pastoral mentor. Fellows also constitute a peer learning cohort that meets a total of six times over two years.
Doctoral Fellowship
The Doctoral Fellowship (DOC) program encourages current Ph.D./Th.D. students to consider theological education as their vocation. The Institute awards up to ten two-year Doctoral Fellowships of $2,000 per year. In addition, Fellows constitute a peer learning cohort that meets six times over a two year period.


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Fire at Valaam Monastery Extinguished, No Casualties
Valaam Monastery Choir sings to Russian pilots in Syria
Exhibition "Spiritual Connection Between Russia and Greece. Valaam and Mt Athos" Takes Place in Athens
Monks of the Valaam Monastery Shelter 116 Refugees from Eastern Ukraine in Valaam Metochion
A fire broke out at the Holy Transfiguration Valaam Monastery yesterday. It destroyed a garage with cars and other equipment, but thankfully, there were no casualties.
The fire that raged for 16 hours was successfully extinguished by local firefighters, the monastery's voluntary firefighters, and reinforcements from nearby Sortavala, His Grace Bishop Pankraty of Troitsk, Abbot of the monastery, wrote on his Telegram channel.
His Grace Bishop Pankraty also uploaded a video of the fire:
The firefighters risked their lives to remove gas tanks from the burning garage, the abbot reported.
His Grace Bishop Pankraty earlier wrote that it was very important to prevent the fire from spreading to the neighboring building, the Water House, which is an object of cultural heritage.
A fire broke out at the Holy Transfiguration Valaam Monastery yesterday. It destroyed a garage with cars and other equipment, but thankfully, there were no casualties. The fire that raged for 16 hours was successfully extinguished by local firefighters, the monastery's voluntary firefighters, and ...


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by Lesley Coffin
Almost a century ago, Virginia Woolf skyrocketed to fame with her iconic novel Orlando, and has remained one of the key figures in English literature ever since. Her contributions as one of the premiere modernist authors of her time has made her novels vital classics still studied and enjoyed today. But her name was relatively unknown when she met Vita Sackville-West, a successful and famous artist who wrote novels and poems, was a journalist and photographer, and garden designer. But she would best remembered in time as an iconic muse, the inspiration for her Virginia Woolf's Orlando (her first hit), her essence captured by her lover and friend. Theater turned film director Chanya Button (who co-wrote the screenplay with Eileen Atkins) brings that story to life with stars Gemma Arterton and Elizabeth Debicki in her new film Vita & Virginia, documenting their complex relationship.
Lesley Coffin: What did you know about the story of Vita and Virginia? What was your starting point?
Chanya Button: I knew Virginia's literature very well, I read her at University and she'd always been my favorite writer. But I knew very little about her personal life. But I loved the novel Orlando, so the opportunity to learn about Vita and Virginia's relationship really excited me. The fact that this was the relationship which inspired such a remarkable book. That really motivated me.
Lesley Coffin: One of the interesting things about this story is Vita is well-known and Virginia is more obscure, but of course history has reversed those two figures.
Chanya Button: I certainly found that aspect to be interesting. Vita was a best selling author at the time and Virginia was more avant garde and time. The unexpected thing was that they even had a relationship and the impact that kind of power dynamic has on a relationship. It's fascinating that Vita inspired a novel which ultimately changed Virginia's status and was a turning point for her. It outsold all her novels and put her on the map. It's an amazing example of how the personal and professional can sometimes intersect.
Lesley Coffin: I didn't know Vita's work the way I know Virginia's, so her writing's brand new to me with this film. Did you have to familiarize yourself with her writing before making the film?
Chanya Button: I knew of some of her work, she was an amazing journalist and photographer and traveled more than any other female journalist of her time. She traveled with her husband who was a diplomate, photographing women in the middle east. So her work as an artist was prolific, but working on the film I found myself learning more and becoming more and more fascinated with her work. She was a notorious lover who was also this remarkable poet, artist, photographer, journalist, and revolutionized how we looked at horticulture.
Lesley Coffin: There is mention in the film that Virginia is creating a new kind of biography with Orlando, and this is a biopic, but a non-traditional one. Did you use Orlando as an inspiration of how to approach the genre?
Chanya Button: I do. Virginia takes a very impressionistic approach with Orlando, and the film is about the backstory of that book, so I think I tried to use that as inspiration. This is our take on their lives, an impressionistic take on their lives as such progressive women for their times. Virginia could have written a straightforward biography about Vita Sackville-West if she wanted to, but she didn't, she wrote an impressionistic, satirical novel about a man changing into a woman and lives for hundreds of years inspired by Vita.
Lesley Coffin: The film doesn't just look at Vita and Virginia's relationship in a vacuum but addresses the marriages they had to men who were supportive of their artistic careers but also gave them a freedom few women had at that time. Why was it important to show that part of their lives and those relationships?
Chanya Button: Early on we were talking about the fact that this was a film about a community of people who didn't say no to one another. They just let each other live their lives. And these are adult relationships in which people have found their own definitions of marriage and partnership which isn't dictated by society. In films we're so used to focusing on new relationship, so it was interesting for me to focus on long term relationships and how they can work. I thought we were making a film about women rebelling about the conventions of their times, but these were men they really cared for and loved and made their marriages work for them. Virginia particularly really relied on her husband's unconditional love and support.
Lesley Coffin: How did your collaboration with Eileen Atkins come about?
Chanya Button: Eileen wrote a play called Vita and Virginia in the early 90s and an early draft of the screenplay. And Eileen saw Gema in a play and thought she would make an exceptional Vita. And Gema's the one who brought the project to me. So that's when I sat down with Eileen and tried to absorb everything she'd hoped for from the film, we spent more than a month together working and then she generously passed the baton on to me, like I was finishing a relay race. She really empowered me to make the film my own.
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Read FF2 Media's review of Vita and Virginia HERE.
Photo Credits: IFC Films
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	"fmt"

	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/eng/tools/internal/exports"
	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/eng/tools/internal/repo"
	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/eng/tools/internal/report"
	"github.com/spf13/cobra"
)

var (
	dirMode    bool
	asMarkdown bool
)

var packageCmd = &cobra.Command{
	Use:   "package <package dir> (<base commit> <target commit(s)>) | (<commit sequence>)",
	Short: "Generates a report for the package in the specified directory containing the delta between commits.",
	Long: `The package command generates a report for the package in the directory specified in <package dir>.
Commits can be specified as either a base and one or more target commits or a sequence of commits.
For a base/target pair each target commit is compared against the base commit.
For a commit sequence each commit N in the sequence is compared against commit N+1.
Commit sequences must be comma-delimited.`,
	RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error {
		rpt, err := thePackageCmd(args)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		evalReportStatus(rpt)
		return nil
	},
}

// split into its own func as we can't call os.Exit from it (the defer won't get executed)
func thePackageCmd(args []string) (rs report.Status, err error) {
	if dirMode {
		return packageCmdDirMode(args)
	}
	return packageCmdCommitMode(args)
}

func init() {
	packageCmd.PersistentFlags().BoolVarP(&dirMode, "directories", "i", false, "compares packages in two different directories")
	packageCmd.PersistentFlags().BoolVarP(&asMarkdown, "markdown", "m", false, "emits the report in markdown format")
	rootCmd.AddCommand(packageCmd)
}

func getContentForCommit(wt repo.WorkingTree, dir, commit string) (cnt exports.Content, err error) {
	err = wt.Checkout(commit)
	if err != nil {
		err = fmt.Errorf("failed to check out commit '%s': %s", commit, err)
		return
	}

	cnt, err = exports.Get(dir)
	if err != nil {
		err = fmt.Errorf("failed to get exports for commit '%s': %s", commit, err)
	}
	return
}

func packageCmdCommitMode(args []string) (rs report.Status, err error) {
	cloneRepo, err := processArgsAndClone(args)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}

	var rpt report.CommitPkgReport
	rpt.CommitsReports = map[string]report.Package{}
	worker := func(pkgDir string, cloneRepo repo.WorkingTree, baseCommit, targetCommit string) error {
		// lhs
		vprintf("checking out base commit %s and gathering exports\n", baseCommit)
		var lhs exports.Content
		lhs, err = getContentForCommit(cloneRepo, pkgDir, baseCommit)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}

		// rhs
		vprintf("checking out target commit %s and gathering exports\n", targetCommit)
		var rhs exports.Content
		rhs, err = getContentForCommit(cloneRepo, pkgDir, targetCommit)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		r := report.Generate(lhs, rhs, &report.GenerationOption{
			OnlyBreakingChanges: onlyBreakingChangesFlag,
			OnlyAdditiveChanges: onlyAdditiveChangesFlag,
		})
		if r.HasBreakingChanges() {
			rpt.BreakingChanges = append(rpt.BreakingChanges, targetCommit)
		}
		rpt.CommitsReports[fmt.Sprintf("%s:%s", baseCommit, targetCommit)] = r
		return nil
	}

	err = generateReports(args, cloneRepo, worker)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}

	err = PrintReport(rpt)
	return
}

func packageCmdDirMode(args []string) (rs report.Status, err error) {
	if len(args) != 2 {
		return nil, errors.New("directories mode requires two arguments")
	}
	lhs, err := exports.Get(args[0])
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to get exports for package '%s': %s", args[0], err)
	}
	rhs, err := exports.Get(args[1])
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to get exports for package '%s': %s", args[1], err)
	}
	r := report.Generate(lhs, rhs, &report.GenerationOption{
		OnlyBreakingChanges: onlyBreakingChangesFlag,
		OnlyAdditiveChanges: onlyAdditiveChangesFlag,
	})
	if asMarkdown && !suppressReport {
		println(r.ToMarkdown())
	} else {
		err = PrintReport(r)
	}
	return r, err
}


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The 50/50 Killer – Steve Mosby
The 50/50 Killer by Steve Mosby is a dark and disturbing crime thriller with brilliant characters.
Book Blurb: Mark Nelson is a young police officer, newly assigned to the team of John Mackey–a highly-decorated and successful detective, and author of a bestselling true crime book based on his years of experience catching killers. Mackey is a legend in the force and it's a huge opportunity for Mark, who has dedicated his life to his job ever since the death of his girlfriend years before.
When a man is found burned to death in his own home, Mackey's team is thrown into an investigation that grows darker and more complex at every turn. The evidence points to a man known as the Fifty-Fifty Killer. His targets are young couples, who he stalks and subjects to a single night of torture and manipulation, testing and destroying the love between them.
Only one of them ever survives until dawn. Soon afterwards, a young man walks into a police station badly tortured and with his memory in tatters. He knows only that his girlfriend is still being held captive in the woods he's escaped from. But the team know that by fleeing, the man has sealed his girlfriend's fate. If they can't piece together his experience by daybreak then she will die in his place. However, all is not what it seems.
My Review. I had heard a lot about Steve Mosby especially his later books and being me, I had to obviously read his books from the beginning so I started The 50/50 Killer which was first published in 2007 and was a Barry Award Nominee for Best British Crime Novel in 2008 with high expectations.
Apart from the obviously sick and twisted serial killer "The 50/50 Killer" who tortures couples and makes them choose who should live and who should die, this book has some great main characters especially the young and enthusiastic Mark Nelson and the deeply troubled Detective John Mackey.
If you like your crime thrillers with tension, lots of twists, some graphic scenes of violence – then you should enjoy this book.
About the Author: I was born in 1976 in Horsforth, Leeds. I went to University there and then I spent a few years temping around, doing the usual menial and unfulfilling jobs for small amounts of money. I'm the author of ten novels – The Third Person, The Cutting Crew, The 50/50 Killer, Cry for Help, Still Bleeding, Black Flowers, Dark Room, The Nightmare Place, I Know Who Did It and You Can Run.
The Hoarder – Jess Kidd
The One – John Marrs
See Me Not – Janelle Harris


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Q: Wait for promise in RootCtrl Angular $http I have a method in my RootCtrl that makes a call to my http api, and returns the result.
$scope.checkAccess = function(){
    var result = MyService.me();
    result.then(function(response){
        console.log(response);
        if (response.data != 'false'){
            return true;
        }
        else{
            return false;
        }
    });
}

But when I try to call this method in one of the child controllers, like so...
var access = $scope.checkAccess();

it tells me access is undefined.
What am I doing wrong here?
Here is what the Service call looks like.
me: function() {
    return $http({
        url: 'http://localhost:5000/api/me',
        method: 'GET'
      });
}

A: You forgot to actually return the promise object.
Here you go:
$scope.checkAccess = function(){
    var result = MyService.me();
    return result.then(function(response){
        console.log(response);
        if (response.data != 'false'){
            return true;
        }
        else{
            return false;
        }
    });
}


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Old Navy appoints new President and CEO
Gap Inc. announced the appointment of Nancy Green as the President and CEO of Old Navy, the company's largest brand.…
Old Navy partners with POPSUGER
Staff Writer August 3, 2020
Old Navy is launching its first apparel collection in partnership with POPSUGAR, the top women's lifestyle site in the U.S.…
Old Navy to exit China before March
Vinny Halo February 23, 2020
Gap Inc. said its Old Navy apparel brand would cease operations in China by the end of the month, following the news that the U.S. retail group has decided not to spin-off the retailer into a separate…
Allbirds adds Old Navy executive to board
Sustainable footwear brand Allbirds announced it has appointed Nancy Green, currently chief creative officer of Old Navy, to its board of directors, effective 10th February.…
Gap no longer separates from Old Navy
Staff Writer January 19, 2020
Gap Inc. announced that the company no longer intends to separate Old Navy into a standalone public company.…
Gap Inc. to retain name after Old Navy spin-off
Vinny Halo September 3, 2019
American fashion conglomerate Gap Inc. said it would keep its current company trading name, following the spin-off of its Old Navy brand.…
Gap's Old Navy appoints new chief creative officer
Contributor July 26, 2019
Gap Inc. announced that Nancy Green, who currently leads the Athleta brand, will shift in early August to a newly created role as President and Chief Creative Officer of Old Navy.…
Why you should adopt more diverse influencers?
Diversity, or lack thereof, is at the forefront of fashion industry discussions, with runways and advertising campaigns constantly scrutinised.…
Old Navy to open first Malaysia store in September
Erica Fong August 26, 2016
Global apparel brand Old Navy is opening their first store in Malaysia at 1 Utama Shopping Centre, the fifth largest mall in the world, on 30 September 2016.…
Gap to close Old Navy in Japan, warns of earnings shortfall
Staff Writer May 23, 2016
Gap Inc., under pressure to turn around operations amid a prolonged sales slump, said it plans to close all its Old Navy stores in Japan.…


Wert: This is an unusual ethnic name for someone from Portugal. The name derives from late Latin 'Portucale' originally referring only to the area around the trading base of Oporto (Portus Cales, from the Latin 'Portus', a port, harbour, and 'Cales' the ancient name for the town). The Middle English 13th Century spelling for Portugal was Portingale. The name may have been a nickname for one who had business connections with the place. The variants include Pettingall, Pettingill, Pettengell, Puttergill. One Hannah Portingale married John Ferre at St. Alphege, Canterbury, Kent in 1725. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Walterus Filius Portingalliae, which was dated 1201, in the 'Kings Rolls of Suffolk', during the reign of King John, known as 'Lackland', 1199 - 1216. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to 'develop' often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.


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[Press Release] SoftGroup declares its commitment to increasing sustainable and responsible development
by Milena Atanasova
in news, Press Releases
SoftGroup declares its commitment to increasing sustainable and responsible development
The company announced its first edition of the Sustainability report for 2020-2021
Sofia, Bulgaria, January 24, 2022 – SoftGroup, the best-in-class end-to-end traceability technology provider in the CEE region, today declares its commitment to increase sustainable and responsible development by announcing its first edition of the Sustainability report for 2020-2021. The company perceives objectives aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, containing sustainable action plans in the economic, environmental, and social fields.
The main areas of focus covered in the report include:
Commitments to improving wellbeing and healthy lives
Promoting productive employment and inclusion
Sustainable industrialization and digitalization
Revitalizing partnerships for sustainable development
Mr. Venelin Dimitrov, CEO of SoftGroup, said: "Growing sensitivity towards the issues of sustainability and understanding the importance of our contributors have led us to undertake a process that shares these guidelines. Concepts like sustainability, responsibility and values are so often heard these days that they are in danger of becoming empty buzzwords. It is, therefore, more than essential to give serious thought to our products and services, and generally in our business approach."
Mr. Iordan Dunkov, Head of Strategic Partnerships, said: "Now, more than ever before, the challenge has become necessary and urgent. For this reason, we consider it vital to involve all our clients and partners working together to amplify every sustainable action. We are glad as we found responsible collaborators such as Romaco. We are now even more confident that building sustainable partnerships will empower the entire value chain and deliver broader social and environmental benefits."
Mr. Jörg Pieper – CEO of Romaco Group, shared: "When it comes to sustainability projects, it is important on one side to be consistent with actions implementation, whilst, on the other side, to continuously assess one's way of working to seek for improvement areas.
We pursue two approaches in implementing our sustainability strategy: on the one hand, Romaco is developing technologies that enable our customers to produce in a more sustainable way; on the other, we're seeking to improve our own carbon footprint step by step. As pharmaceutical machinery manufacturer, we are guided by the principle "avoidance is better than reduction is better than offsetting" in the effort to systematically reduce carbon consumption.
We would like to mention, among the variety of sustainable practices that we as a Company implement, our zero CO2 emission machines manufacturing program, the new Romaco building in Bologna, entirely built with sustainability concepts and features at its core (just to mention a few: solar panels, free drinkable water dispensers instead of plastic bottled water, biolake, and many more), the continuous study, at each of our sites' Laboratory, of new, eco-friendly packaging materials to be used on our machines, and our multiple bee colonies in Germany."
For more information about the sustainability program and route map of SoftGroup, please contact marketing@softgroup.eu
About SoftGroup
SoftGroup is a software company that provides end-to-end traceability technology to the pharmaceutical industry worldwide. Our solutions cover all levels of the Track & Trace process, including aggregation processes in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
SoftGroup is a Certified Gateway Provider and Trusted partner of the European Medicine Verification Organization (EMVO) and Bulgarian Medicine Verification Organization (BgMVO) and a trusted partner of GS1 Healthcare. Additionally, the company is an accredited solution provider and integrator by the Russian Track and Trace system (MDLP) for both local manufacturers and foreign pharma companies.


As with any technology company, Plantronics are innovative and fast moving within the marketplace to bring their new products and associated marketing to life on short deadlines.
Starting from static briefs, Xigen's role was to support Plantronics in delivering several strong, vibrant and engaging animated web banner campaigns.
Xigen worked with Plantronics to design an array of storyboarded animated banners for their popular BackBeat Sense range of headphones. Two types of messaging were used which focused on both the light weight nature of the headphones and also the battery longevity and sound quality. These were produced in 7 sizes across 4 languages.
Supporting the gaming sector, Xigen also produced a set of 3 product banners for the RIG gaming headsets across 5 sizes. These banners had to comply with the gaming platform's branding, as well Plantronics branding.


Quebecers are among the world's largest consumers of electricity. This is explained by two main factors. First, a large amount of energy is consumed during the harsh Québec winters, especially for heating. Second, owing to the development of abundant hydropower resources in the late 1970s, most Quebecers turned to electric heating to heat their homes and water. Through this choice, they greatly reduced their dependence on oil products, adopting a minimally polluting energy source. This partly explains Québec's exemplary performance in terms of GHG emissions.
Montréal's suburbs are growing denser. We offer the public a number of energy efficiency programs to help reduce electricity consumption.


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Home » Cristiano Ronaldo returning to Old Trafford for November friendly against Argentina
Cristiano Ronaldo returning to Old Trafford for November friendly against Argentina
UEFA have confirmed Portugal will play Argentina in an international friendly at Old Trafford on 18 November.
There were rumours a few weeks ago that were unconfirmed but UEFA have now put an official date on the fixture.
The glamorous tie will see Cristiano Ronaldo line-up against Angel di Maria for the first time since the Argentinian moved to Manchester United in the summer and, of course, against Lionel Messi.
Marcos Rojo and Nani are also likely to feature in the star studded game which should be a fantastic occasion even if it is only a friendly.
Ronaldo has only been back at Old Trafford once for the Champions League game we shall not speak of so it will be good to see him back again.
CONFIRMED! @selecaoportugal will face @Argentina on Tuesday 18 November at @ManUtd's Old Trafford.
— UEFA EURO 2020 (@EURO2020) October 15, 2014
It's probably the closest Ronaldo will get to a United return and there'll be plenty of fans who will go along for what should, in theory, be a great game of football.
Di Maria has started to fill the space left behind by Ronaldo in 2009 so it will be interesting to see how they fare against each other.
Angel Di MariaCristiano Ronaldo


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Parents Are The Last To Know: Had To Find Out Through The Media
We heard from a reporter that he received the Minister of Education, Roland Hache's press release announcing that Transport Canada was considering tests on the MFAVs at 11 am this morning.
We also heard from a student at the Community College that he received the press release at 12:11 pm.
Meanwhile, we, the parents who have been fighting to have these vehicles tested by the province of New Brunswick for nearly three months, and who were promised in writing and in person by the Minister of Education that we would be kept informed of any developments with Transport Canada, had the privelege of receiving the official notification from the Minister of Education at 12:58 pm.
The last to know.
No wonder we can't trust these people.
______ Letter from Minister of Education Roland Hache _____
From: Kieley, Rachelle (ED) On Behalf Of Haché, Roland (Hon) (ED)
Sent: January-15-10 12:58 PM
Cc: Landry, Denis Hon. (DOT/MDT)
Subject: Multi-Function Activity Bus testing
Dear Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Acevedo and Mrs. Kelly;
I am writing in response to your December 16, 2009 request for the loan of a 21-passenger Multi-Function Activity Bus (MFAB); your e-mail dated Jan7, 2010; and in follow up to commitments I made at our Nov. 16, 2009 meeting at my office in Petit Rocher.
As you may recall, the issue of testing came up at our meeting. At that time, we discussed that that Transport Canada is the body responsible for the development of regulations and national standards, as well as for the implementation of monitoring, testing, inspections for transportation in Canada.
As I promised you at that meeting, Transport Canada has been contacted and I am very pleased to be able to tell you that Transport Canada has agreed to examine the option of testing to determine which the safest tires are for MFABs. We have advised Transport Canada that we are prepared to work with them in this regard. As a result, I will not be granting your request for the use of one of our MFABs for testing.
In the meantime, the Province will continue with its current policy of having two winter tires on the back and two ribbed tires on the front of MVABs that we use primarily for travel between cities on highways, as recommended by expert consultant David Hoar and supported by two leading tire companies.
In closing, I want to assure you that we will continue to work with Transport Canada on issues regarding safe transportation of our students.
(original signed)
Roland Haché
CC: Hon. Denis Landry
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CCMTA Evaluation of 15 Passenger Van Safety Review
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CCMTA Brochure Safety Guidelines on the use of 15 Passenger Van Safety
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Why 21 Passenger MFAVs are Superior
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2001 Audit of NB Dept. of Education Student Transportation
Transport Canada FAQ Sheet
Canadian Standards Association & 15 Passenger Vans
NHTSA Advisory
No 15 passenger vans on Parliament Hill
National Press Theatre, May 27, 2010
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Centre for Auto Safety
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