Should I buy Swedish Comfort models or the Basic models?
It depends how often you are using Walkstool, where you use it and how much money you want to spend. If you want the best in the world with highest quality and seat comfort, you should choose a Comfort model depending on your height and weight. If you are slim Comfort (40% bigger seat size than normal) 45/18 and 55/22 could be the best choice even if also slim people love Comfort 65/26 if they are tall (80% bigger than normal) due to seat comfort. On wet grass or out in forest Comfort are outstanding due to bigger rubber feet that minimise risk of sinking down. Basic models have the same concept with telescopic legs of aluminium and same weight. The main differences are smaller seat seat of polyester and normal plastic feet. At the same time is app half the price which means that many people prefer to buy two Walkstool Basic instead of one Swedish model. If you don´t want to spend the money the Swedish models cost but want the concept with telescopic function and bigger seat size (20% bigger) than normal 3-legged stools and good quality, then Walkstool Basic is a perfect choice.
Are there any instructions for the use and maintenance of a Walkstool?
Can Walkstool be used in the sand?
Yes, Walkstool can be used in the sand. Because Walkstool never needs any oil or lubricants it can be used in the sand. The Comfort models have special legs tips, which are designed to resist sinking in the sand or other soft surfaces.
Can I use my Walkstool as a portable step stool?
Which Walkstool do you recommend for professional usage?
For anyone that is going to use the Walkstool extensively in the lower position (kneeling height) we recommend the Comfort 45/18 or Comfort 55/22.
What's the difference between Walkstool and other cheaper 3-legged stools?
Walkstool is the only 3-legged stool in the world with telescopic legs (with patents and trademark protection), which not only makes it compact and easy to carry but also offers two sitting heights. It is made of aluminium to make it light, but yet strong enough. Laboratory tests on plain surface indicate that WS Comfort 65cm/26in, which is the strongest of the models, took a burden up to 425 kg/935 lbs before it started to break (lower legs gliding apart). We are not on the market to compete with 3-legged stools that you can buy 10 for same price as our Swedish models. We are on the market to sell the best 3-legged stool on earth (we are confident we do) to people that appreciate a product they can live with year after year.
How do you mean that Walkstool is offering two sitting positions?
What can I do if there is a squeak when folding out a leg?
When we assemble Walkstool we put silicon into the legs to make it smooth and to avoid the squeak sound which is due to the pressure of the red plastic component against the aluminium. If there is any squeak it´s normally when the product is new and you can get rid of it by pushing each lower legs in and out until it disappear.
What to do if the lower leg detaches when retracting it?
It should not happen but if you are pulling it out very quickly it is possible. The same could apply after some years of using Walkstool due to the fact that the red plastic button can get soften after some year. In those cases there is no problem putting the lower leg back by pushing on both red buttons at the same time. It´s the same procedure as when releasing the lower leg to wash it and then putting it back. This problem will not affect the security of sitting on Walkstool but always ensure that the red lock button is in the correct position and is visible after extending the telescopic legs to obtain normal seat height.
How do I act if Walkstool brakes within 24 months from my purchase?
You can contact the seller and have the receipt with you and replace the Walkstool or just change a lower leg if that is the problem. Another alternative is to contact Walkstools directly via email lars@scandinavian-touch.se, tell them date of receipt, where you bought it, what is the problem, model of Walkstool, address and phone number. If we don´t have any questions to you, we will send you free of charge the spare part you need or if Walkstool is to be replaced we could perhaps ask you to contact the seller since sending Walkstool to some countries are rather expensive. If lower leg is broken it´s normally misuse and if foot is missing after being out, you can in both cases order spare parts from us.
How long guarantee do you have on Walkstool?
Who conducts the weight capacity testing for the Walkstool?
Why does Walkstool have such high maximum weight capacities?
One group of people Walkstool was originally designed for was the electricians, service technicians and skilled workers. These workers needed a light, compact and heavy-duty stool they could carry in their tool bag and use on the job site on a daily basis. The other reason Walkstool's high maximum weight capacities are so important is to insure that the owner of a Walkstool can feel confident using their Walkstool. Most folding stools have a maximum weight capacity of 100kg / 200-225lbs. If these lower capacity stools are tested they are tested inside a building, on a flat, hard, level surface. If these stools are put into reality such as use on an uneven or soft surface the stools break. The primary reason for the low capacity stools failing is whenever any three-legged stool is used on an uneven or soft surface two of the legs are taking on more of the user's weight, because the weight is not being distributed evenly. The stool then fails, due to the stool is not built strong enough to take an uneven distribution of weight.
What is Walkstool made of?
The two primary materials used to construct Walkstools are commercial grade anodised aluminium and heavy-duty nylon mesh seat.
How did Walkstool get its name?
Can I lock the lower legs of Walkstool?
Instructions to lock lower legs of Walkstool, models Comfort and Luxe with big rubber feet. To lock the lower legs when not using Walkstool, twist the legs so they are locked by the rubber feet being close together. To use Walkstool, do the opposite and you unlock the lower leg.


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package com.jvt.microservice.api.controller;

import com.jvt.microservice.domain.ComponentTemplate;
import com.jvt.microservice.domain.base.PageRequest;
import com.jvt.microservice.domain.out.ResultBody;
import com.jvt.microservice.service.ComponentTemplateService;
import io.swagger.annotations.Api;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiOperation;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*;

@RestController
@RequestMapping(value = "/componentTemplate")
@Api(tags = {"04 ComponentTemplate Controller"}, description = "组件模板接口")
public class ComponentTemplateController {
    @Autowired
    private ComponentTemplateService componentTemplateService;

    @RequestMapping(value = "/{id}", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    @ApiOperation(value = "根据Id获取ComponentTemplate信息", notes = "根据Id获取ComponentTemplate信息")
     public ResultBody getComponentTemplate(@PathVariable(value = "id") String id) {
        return componentTemplateService.getInfo(id);
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "list", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    @ApiOperation(value = "根据关键字获取ComponentTemplate列表", notes = "根据关键字获取ComponentTemplate列表")
    public ResultBody getComponentTemplateList(@RequestParam(value = "keyword", required = false) String keyword,PageRequest pageRequest) {
        return componentTemplateService.getList(keyword,pageRequest);
    }

    @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.POST)
    @ApiOperation(value = "新增ComponentTemplate", notes = "新增ComponentTemplate")
    public ResultBody addComponentTemplate(@RequestBody ComponentTemplate componentTemplate) {
        return componentTemplateService.addInfo(componentTemplate);
    }

    @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.PUT)
    @ApiOperation(value = "修改ComponentTemplate", notes = "修改ComponentTemplate")
    public ResultBody updateComponentTemplate(@RequestBody ComponentTemplate componentTemplate) {
        return componentTemplateService.updateInfo(componentTemplate);
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/{id}", method = RequestMethod.DELETE)
    @ApiOperation(value = "删除指定ID的ComponentTemplate", notes = "删除指定ID的ComponentTemplate")
    public ResultBody delComponentTemplate(@PathVariable(value = "id") String id) {
        return componentTemplateService.delInfo(id);
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Wonderful, as always Fauntleroys new haircut is so cute. He s got such beautiful colors. He has Patches spots. It doesn t make him like her anymore than he did before. lol He looks like their related. ya ll are wonderful!!!


The year 2018, barely under way, has already dealt a series of disheartening blows to the quest for an Alzheimer's cure.
Within the first three weeks, pharmaceutical giant Pfizer abandoned the costly and frustrating field of dementia drug development, and two promising treatments stumbled in patient trials.
Alzheimer's support groups are putting on a brave face, but the collective disappointment is palpable as the global cost of caring for some 50 million dementia sufferers is set to reach $1 trillion (819 billion euros) this year.
"It's very fair to say that progress is slow," David Reynolds, chief scientific officer at Alzheimer's Research UK, a charity, said.
Experts say it takes 12-15 years, on average, and more than $2 billion to develop a single drug. According to the Alzforum website, which gathers data on candidate drugs, fewer than 300 have made it to Phase II drug efficiency trials so far.
Only five have ever been approved to treat symptoms such as memory loss associated with Alzheimer's, first identified more than 100 years ago. With a clinical trial failure rate of over 99 per cent, there is still no licenced drug that slows the condition's progression, or cures it. Today, about 100 candidate dementia drugs are enrolled in trials, compared to over 1,000 for cancer, according to Reynolds.
One reason is that "pharmaceutical companies ultimately are companies. They are beholden to their investors," he said.
"A return on investment is really: How much time and money do you put into getting a new medicine versus how much money can you make once you've actually got it? In this area, success has been very difficult to come by." The stakes are high. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), some 10 million people per year are diagnosed with dementia, with Alzheimer's disease accounting for about two-thirds of cases.
By 2030, the number of sufferers is projected to reach 82 million globally, and by 2050 some 152 million. The medical, patient-care, and economic costs are enormous.
A heavy burden falls on family members, the majority of care providers worldwide.
Many have to give up their jobs.
Alzheimer's affects mainly older people — about one in four over-85s is a sufferer.
And numbers have soared as lifespans have lengthened thanks to medical advances in other fields. With cardiovascular disease and cancer the biggest killers in the 1960s and '70s, that is where most of the research money went."In dementia, that investment wasn't there. So the amount of knowledge… about the disease is at a much, much earlier stage, and arguably the brain is a much more complicated organ" than the heart, said Reynolds.
To this day, scientists don't know exactly what causes Alzheimer's, leaving drug developers stumped.
On January 6, Pfizer announced an end to its "discovery and early development efforts" for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's dementia drugs.
Two days later, Danish company Lundbeck reported its idalopirdine compound did not "decrease cognitive loss" in patients, and on January 12, biotech firm Axovant announced the end of the road for its offering, intepirdine.
Experts say every failure of a drug reveals something new about Alzheimer's disease, which is thought to be associated with a buildup of protein "plaques", and "tangles" in the brain.
One important recent realisation was that an effective treatment may have to begin long before symptoms appear as protein build-up likely starts decades before disease sets in.
This, in itself, presents a research challenge.
Social media: Time to add some filters?
23/02/2019 Midhun Raj Comments Off on Social media: Time to add some filters?


December is a time for reflecting on the year that's passed, and making resolutions for the year ahead, so I'm excited to share my new years tradition with you.
But, first here's my latest poem inspired by a snowy morning walk yesterday.
Because today is a snow day.
That's all for now until next year, best wishes to each and every one of you, I hope 2018 will make all of your dreams come true.


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text:
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function
__metaclass__ = type

ANSIBLE_METADATA = {'metadata_version': '1.1',
                    'status': ['preview'],
                    'supported_by': 'community'}

DOCUMENTATION = '''
---
module: zfs_facts
short_description: Gather facts about ZFS datasets.
description:
  - Gather facts from ZFS dataset properties.
version_added: "2.3"
author: Adam Števko (@xen0l)
options:
    name:
        description:
            - ZFS dataset name.
        aliases: [ "ds", "dataset" ]
        required: yes
    recurse:
        description:
            - Specifies if properties for any children should be recursively
              displayed.
        type: bool
        default: False
        required: false
    parsable:
        description:
            - Specifies if property values should be displayed in machine
              friendly format.
        type: bool
        default: False
        required: false
    properties:
        description:
            - Specifies which dataset properties should be queried in comma-separated format.
              For more information about dataset properties, check zfs(1M) man page.
        aliases: [ "props" ]
        default: all
        required: false
    type:
        description:
            - Specifies which datasets types to display. Multiple values have to be
              provided in comma-separated form.
        aliases: [ "props" ]
        default: all
        choices: [ 'all', 'filesystem', 'volume', 'snapshot', 'bookmark' ]
        required: false
    depth:
        description:
            - Specifiies recurion depth.
        default: None
        required: false
'''

EXAMPLES = '''
- name: Gather facts about ZFS dataset rpool/export/home
  zfs_facts:
    dataset: rpool/export/home

- name: Report space usage on ZFS filesystems under data/home
  zfs_facts:
    name: data/home
    recurse: yes
    type: filesystem

- debug:
    msg: 'ZFS dataset {{ item.name }} consumes {{ item.used }} of disk space.'
  with_items: '{{ ansible_zfs_datasets }}'
'''

RETURN = '''
name:
    description: ZFS dataset name
    returned: always
    type: string
    sample: rpool/var/spool
parsable:
    description: if parsable output should be provided in machine friendly format.
    returned: if 'parsable' is set to True
    type: boolean
    sample: True
recurse:
    description: if we should recurse over ZFS dataset
    returned: if 'recurse' is set to True
    type: boolean
    sample: True
zfs_datasets:
    description: ZFS dataset facts
    returned: always
    type: string
    sample:
            {
                "aclinherit": "restricted",
                "aclmode": "discard",
                "atime": "on",
                "available": "43.8G",
                "canmount": "on",
                "casesensitivity": "sensitive",
                "checksum": "on",
                "compression": "off",
                "compressratio": "1.00x",
                "copies": "1",
                "creation": "Thu Jun 16 11:37 2016",
                "dedup": "off",
                "devices": "on",
                "exec": "on",
                "filesystem_count": "none",
                "filesystem_limit": "none",
                "logbias": "latency",
                "logicalreferenced": "18.5K",
                "logicalused": "3.45G",
                "mlslabel": "none",
                "mounted": "yes",
                "mountpoint": "/rpool",
                "name": "rpool",
                "nbmand": "off",
                "normalization": "none",
                "org.openindiana.caiman:install": "ready",
                "primarycache": "all",
                "quota": "none",
                "readonly": "off",
                "recordsize": "128K",
                "redundant_metadata": "all",
                "refcompressratio": "1.00x",
                "referenced": "29.5K",
                "refquota": "none",
                "refreservation": "none",
                "reservation": "none",
                "secondarycache": "all",
                "setuid": "on",
                "sharenfs": "off",
                "sharesmb": "off",
                "snapdir": "hidden",
                "snapshot_count": "none",
                "snapshot_limit": "none",
                "sync": "standard",
                "type": "filesystem",
                "used": "4.41G",
                "usedbychildren": "4.41G",
                "usedbydataset": "29.5K",
                "usedbyrefreservation": "0",
                "usedbysnapshots": "0",
                "utf8only": "off",
                "version": "5",
                "vscan": "off",
                "written": "29.5K",
                "xattr": "on",
                "zoned": "off"
            }
'''

from collections import defaultdict

from ansible.module_utils.basic import AnsibleModule
from ansible.module_utils.six import iteritems

SUPPORTED_TYPES = ['all', 'filesystem', 'volume', 'snapshot', 'bookmark']

class ZFSFacts(object):
    def __init__(self, module):

        self.module = module

        self.name = module.params['name']
        self.recurse = module.params['recurse']
        self.parsable = module.params['parsable']
        self.properties = module.params['properties']
        self.type = module.params['type']
        self.depth = module.params['depth']

        self._datasets = defaultdict(dict)
        self.facts = []

    def dataset_exists(self):
        cmd = [self.module.get_bin_path('zfs')]

        cmd.append('list')
        cmd.append(self.name)

        (rc, out, err) = self.module.run_command(cmd)

        if rc == 0:
            return True
        else:
            return False

    def get_facts(self):
        cmd = [self.module.get_bin_path('zfs')]

        cmd.append('get')
        cmd.append('-H')
        if self.parsable:
            cmd.append('-p')
        if self.recurse:
            cmd.append('-r')
        if int(self.depth) != 0:
            cmd.append('-d')
            cmd.append('%s' % self.depth)
        if self.type:
            cmd.append('-t')
            cmd.append(self.type)
        cmd.append('-o')
        cmd.append('name,property,value')
        cmd.append(self.properties)
        cmd.append(self.name)

        (rc, out, err) = self.module.run_command(cmd)

        if rc == 0:
            for line in out.splitlines():
                dataset, property, value = line.split('\t')

                self._datasets[dataset].update({property: value})

            for k, v in iteritems(self._datasets):
                v.update({'name': k})
                self.facts.append(v)

            return {'ansible_zfs_datasets': self.facts}
        else:
            self.module.fail_json(msg='Error while trying to get facts about ZFS dataset: %s' % self.name,
                                  stderr=err,
                                  rc=rc)

def main():
    module = AnsibleModule(
        argument_spec=dict(
            name=dict(required=True, aliases=['ds', 'dataset'], type='str'),
            recurse=dict(required=False, default=False, type='bool'),
            parsable=dict(required=False, default=False, type='bool'),
            properties=dict(required=False, default='all', type='str'),
            type=dict(required=False, default='all', type='str', choices=SUPPORTED_TYPES),
            depth=dict(required=False, default=0, type='int')
        ),
        supports_check_mode=True
    )

    zfs_facts = ZFSFacts(module)

    result = {}
    result['changed'] = False
    result['name'] = zfs_facts.name

    if zfs_facts.parsable:
        result['parsable'] = zfs_facts.parsable

    if zfs_facts.recurse:
        result['recurse'] = zfs_facts.recurse

    if zfs_facts.dataset_exists():
        result['ansible_facts'] = zfs_facts.get_facts()
    else:
        module.fail_json(msg='ZFS dataset %s does not exist!' % zfs_facts.name)

    module.exit_json(**result)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()


According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one-third of adults are obese in the U.S. alone . Further, obesity-related heart disease and diabetes are among the leading health problems Americans face today. While there are several factors that contribute to obesity and obesity-related illness, there is a growing body of evidence that reveals sugary beverages are a major contributor to the global obesity epidemic.
Many beverages with added sugar contain more sugar in each bottle than the American Heart Association's (AHA) daily recommended limit. A 2009 report from the AHA revealed that soft drinks and sugar sweetened beverages are the largest contributors of added sugars in Americans' diets . That same year, the cost of treating obesity-related medical issues was estimated to be almost $147 billion .
This problem is affecting our nation's children, as well. Analyses of middle school children depicted a 60% increase in obesity risk for every additional serving of sugary beverages consumed each day .
Adding a national tax to beverages that contain added sugars could have multiple benefits. The intuitive result of a per-ounce taxation on sugary drinks (including those with artificial sweeteners) would be a reduction in consumption. Further, the added tax revenue could be funneled into health programs aimed at obesity prevention, health education for children, and combating obesity-related illnesses.
Urge lawmakers to implement a national tax on sugary beverages. Sign now!
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one-third of adults are obese in the U.S. alone. Further, obesity-related heart disease and diabetes are among the leading health problems Americans face today. While there are several factors that contribute to obesity and obesity-related illness, there is a growing body of evidence that reveals sugary beverages are a major contributor to the global obesity epidemic.
Many beverages with added sugar contain more sugar in each bottle than the American Heart Association's (AHA) daily recommended limit. A 2009 report from the AHA revealed that soft drinks and sugar sweetened beverages are the largest contributors of added sugars in Americans' diets. That same year, the cost of treating obesity-related medical issues was estimated to be almost $147 billion.
This problem is affecting our nation's children, as well. Analyses of middle school children depicted a 60% increase in obesity risk for every additional serving of sugary beverages consumed each day.
If you levied a national tax on beverages that contain added sugars, it could have multiple benefits. The intuitive result of a per-ounce taxation on sugary drinks (including those with artificial sweeteners) would be a reduction in consumption. Further, the added tax revenue could be funneled into health programs aimed at obesity prevention, health education for children, and combating obesity-related illnesses.
I'm writing to urge you to implement a national tax on sugary beverages.
That's 3,053 signatures! Let's keep the ball rolling.


Since ancient times our ancestors did not consider that the Dead Sea was dead. The wise and observant named this water surface, with an area of 1,000 km2, "The Salt Sea".
Located at around 400 meters below the depth of the sea, this basin is the lowest point on the planet and represents the widest salt lake on the Earth.The average level of salt in the Mediterranean is between 4 – 8% and the salinity of the Dead Sea is between 22 – 25% which is 7 times saltier than the Mediterranean.
However, according to the Bible, this damned country used to be a flower garden, which was filled by game and fish, water, and magnificent vegetation.
And exactly here, as the legendary bible parable narrates- it was destroyed the two wicked cities of Sodom (sodium – sodium?) and Gomorrah (Hebrew Amora-ammonium?) were sunk in the stream of sulfur and salt by God's fury.
Could it be one of the reasons why "The Valley of the Minerals" is also mentioned in the Bible?
But where is the meaning of this legend hidden?
How can we make it relevant to the present, or interpret it in a modern?
Has the ancient curse become a blessing today, as it seems?
It is a huge, dull and desolate area of highly dense salt water but at the same time it represents an amazing reservoir of energy, health and tranquility.
The combination of macro-and microelements of this salt "cocktail" is a natural manna for human kind.
The wonderful waters of the Dead Sea contain an impressive number of elements, such as magnesium chloride, potassium bromide and ammonium.
They are essential for the treatment of many skin diseases and cellular turnover which is very necessary for our body.
The Dead Sea was also known as «The Sea of the Rising Sun" and «The Sea of Kos» 2000 years ago before the birth of Jesus.
Why it was named The Sea of Kos? Because the God named Kos was a benefactor of the Edomites, one of the ancient Hebrew tribes. The ocher-colored Edom mountain located in the southwest near the Dead Sea and hanging over all their possessions gave the name to the Edomites, meaning in Hebrew "red".
The salt mountains of Edom sometimes cover the Dead Sea with a copper-red hue.
The Edomites are well-known under the name of the Nabateans who not only built the great town of Petra (translating from Greco-Latin to Hebrew as Red Montain) but also became famous as the first merchants of the ancient cosmetics; all sorts of ointments, creames and perfumes which were then given to queens and shepherdesses, rulers and ordinary people too.
And who or what is Kos (Cos)? None other than the mystical God, the creator of the first cosmetics manufacturer of sea salt.
KosMystik offers you to take advantage of a wonderful and almost magical effect of Dead Sea products, its life-giving gift for body and soul, its medicinal and aesthetic properties.
Kos Mystik has created a new concept of global body care products for women based on the latest trends, authenticity, and 100% guarantee of original source. We have named our brand Kos (Cos) after the name of the glorious God of the Dead Sea, the source of life and the foundation of all cos-metics.


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LGBTQ+ Rights and Issues, Policy
Former Secretary of Defense Gates to be Boy Scouts' Next President
October 30, 2013; Associated Press (Boston.com)
Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates will reportedly take on a two-year term as president of the Boy Scouts next May. It is a volunteer position, and he still must be approved by the voting members of the Boy Scouts' National Council. The choice of Gates, who was himself an Eagle Scout, for the position appears symbolic and is probably a big PR and strategic win for the network, which has been losing sponsors and funders at a steady clip (as demonstrated here and here) since it voted last May to allow openly gay scouts but not gay scout leaders.
Gates, of course, led both the Central Intelligence Agency and the Defense Department and retired as defense secretary two years ago only after overseeing the end of the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," policy which banned openly gay military personnel. Gates was a strong proponent of the repeal of that policy.
"Millions of people and national corporations have called on the Boy Scouts to put an end to discrimination once and for all," said Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAAD) spokesman Wilson Cruz. "We urge Dr. Gates to continue his work to ensure all people are treated equally, no matter who they are and no matter what uniform they wear."
Gates will not be a newcomer to the executive committee of the scouts, since he is a former member of the Boy Scouts' executive board as well as a former president of the National Eagle Scout Association.—Ruth McCambridge
Rewriting History: Greater Justice for Accounts and Memorializing of Stonewall
By Erin Rubin
Study: Over Half of Foundation LGBTQ Staff and Board Members are in the Closet
By Chelsea Dennis
YMCA Launches LGBTQ Inclusion Campaign with Support of Three Foundations
A Perfect Storm Shuts an LGBTQ Organization—For Now
A Pride House Wins Its Place at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games
By Jim Schaffer
#Transrightsarehumanrights Is the Rallying Cry in Face of Trump Order
By Anna Berry


Patna: Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare and Lok Sabha MP from Buxar in Bihar Ashwini Choubey on Saturday courted controversy by calling Congress president Rahul Gandhi a "schizophrenic and a sewer worm". He said this while making a comparison between Mr. Gandhi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
. He had also called the then Congress President Sonia Gandhi a "Putana (mythical demonic character) and "zehar ki pudiya (pouch of poison)". He had also called the then Congress President Sonia Gandhi a "Putana (mythical demonic character) and "zehar ki pudiya (pouch of poison)".
The Buxar MP, while addressing a programme in Sasaram, said he was deeply hurt by Mr. Gandhi's accusations against the PM in the Rafale deal.
"Rahul Gandhi calls himself an intelligent and perfect person ... he called PM Modi a liar on the Rafale deal … this can only be said by a person who is suffering from schizophrenia and he should be admitted to a mental hospital," Mr. Choubey said.
The Minister that "India needs a progressive Prime Minister and the whole country will unite to make Narendra Modi Prime Minister again".
Hitting out at the Opposition's mahagathbandhan (grand alliance), he said it was in fact a mahathugbandhan (alliance of the corrupt).
This is not the first time he has made such controversial remarks. In 2015, Mr. Choubey had called Mr. Gandhi a "foreign parrot" who speaks against the BJP and reads scripts written by others. He had also called the then Congress President Sonia Gandhi a "Putana (mythical demonic character) and "zehar ki pudiya (pouch of poison)".
Last year, he had drawn public ire for blaming the people of Bihar for rushing to Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) for treatment. "People of Bihar are unnecessarily crowding AIIMS in Delhi even for minor ailments, which can be treated at home," he said at a public gathering.


Ryan Carty joins the Bearkats for 2018 as the offensive coordinator after spending the last 11 seasons on the New Hampshire coaching staff, including the last six years as the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach.
In 2016, the Wildcats' offense ranked third in the CAA in scoring (28.5 points per game) as well as third in total offense (379.2 yards/game). New Hampshire's offense was in high gear for its first round game vs. Lehigh, as the 'Cats scored 64 points and amassed 637 total yards, including 364 rushing yards. Senior RB Dalton Crossan had a year for the record books with 233 carries for 1,281 yards; those numbers rank No. 10 and No. 6 on the respective single-season list of UNH superlatives; Crossan finished with 2,617 career rushing yards, which is No. 8 all time.
In 2015, Carty oversaw an offense that averaged 358.8 yards/ game and 23.9 points/game with 35 TDs. Under Carty's tutelage, Sean Goldrich graduated among New Hampshire's all-time great QBs; he's ranked third in completions (654), fifth in passing yards (7,536) and fifth in attempts (1,068).
In 2014, the Wildcats were once again one of the nation's best offenses. The 'Cats ranked 16th nationally in scoring offense (36.0 points/game), 12th in first downs, eighth in 3rd down conversion percentage, 11th in completion percentage and 17th in passing efficiency. The Wildcat offense featured All-CAA honorees in receiver R.J. Harris, who ranked first in receiving yards (1,551), and running back Nico Steriti, who was first in scoring TDs.
The 2013 Wildcats boasted a pair of 1,000-yard receivers for the first time in program history, and had both a 1,000-yard rusher and 1,000-yard receiver for only the second time (previously in '93). Carty began his coaching career at UNH after playing quarterback at the University of Delaware. He was voted captain in his 2006 senior campaign and played on the national championship squad in 2003.


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Villascho-Vulšte lake in Kelardasht district
Weshad Lake is one of the 10 freshwater lakes in the area of Kalardasht, providing a good environment for birds and aquatic animals. Other species of herbs and animals are Kelardasht.The Kelardasht's natural features set the conditions that have long been considered by humans and habitats in this area. Today, much of the evidence found in archeology, ethnology, crafts and traditional arts represents the cultural richness of this region.
The Volhshest mountainous lake is located in the southwest of Chalus and northeast of Kelardasht, at a height of 1,000 meters from the Caspian Sea.
Access to it from Chalous, through the chondonna and the Chalous axis of communication to Tehran, begins after twenty-three kilometers, after the Kojur bridge and passing through the heights and bolts of the forest to the lake. The Volhsh Lake, due to its green landscape and its unique nature, is one of the most spectacular natural heritage of the country, which attracts many tourists every year to visit this area. The presence of uncontrolled tourists over the years has changed the nature of this vulnerable area and its natural ecosystem


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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Murray v Robinson [2005] EWCA Civ 935
Date:12 JUL 2005
(Court of Appeal; Lord Woolf LCJ, Thorpe and Lloyd LJJ; 12 July 2005) [2006] 1 FLR 365
Dismissing an appeal made against a sentence of 8 months imprisonment handed down for three breaches of a non-molestation and occupation order relating to sending threatening text messages and waiting outside the victim's house and chasing her when she drove off. If a case warrants a sentence near the top of the range, the appropriate course is probably to bring proceedings under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 rather than the Family Law Act 1996, so that the greater powers of punishment are available to the court. Whether or not there is any actual violence, it must be recognised by the courts that the sort of conduct that took place causes very great distress and anxiety to the partner of the offender. This is particularly true where the conduct occurs in or near the victims home. The guidance given in H v O (Contempt of Court: Sentencing) [2004] EWCA Civ 1691, [2005] 2 FLR 329) should be heeded. Regard should also be paid to R v Liddle; R v Hayes [1999] 3 All ER 816, and, in particular, the admonition to courts to treat domestic and other violence associated with harassment and molestation as demanding rather more condign deterrent punishment than formerly (see para [37]). The court dealing with breaches under the Family Law Act 1996 is limited in the range of sentences available to the criminal courts, yet the purposes of sentencing set out in the Criminal Justice Act 2003, s 42 are very relevant even in relation to family cases. The court is concerned to reduce crime and the breach of an order of the court is, in this context, a crime. The reform and rehabilitation of those who offend is important. The court must be mindful of the need to protect the public. If it is seen to ignore acts of contempt in this context, the message will be sent out that other partners will be at risk in the same way as the victim in this case.
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A 'comprehensive plan in place' for searching former Sask. residential school sites after feds pledge nearly $5M
MUSKOWEKWAN FIRST NATION -
The Government of Canada has announced funding to help search for unmarked burial sites at Saskatchewan's former residential schools.
It's providing $4.88 million to the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) to help gather knowledge about the sites and support any necessary ceremonies.
"We acknowledge the ongoing impact of intergenerational trauma. We must never forget the tragic history of residential schools," said Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations.
The announcement comes less than a week after the province promised $2 million to help.
"We do have a comprehensive plan in place…and we will be working closely with each of our member nations that have had sites," said David Pratt, second Vice Chief of FSIN .
Pratt said on top of the searching, more services are going to be needed to help people heal from the trauma.
"We say we're alright, but we know it's still inside us, inside our hearts," said Chief of Fishing Lake First Nation Derek Sunshine.
"Obviously, mental health supports, addictions, the list goes on and on in terms of the those supports that we're going to be needing moving forward," said Pratt.
Eddie Bitternose grew up on Muskowekwan First Nation and is already aware that there are bodies buried around the former Muscowequan Indian Residential School.
The former Muscowequan Indian Residential School building still stands on the Muskowekwan First Nation (Colton Wiens/CTV News)
"I think working with my dad, we pulled out our first box when I was about 12," said Eddie Bitternose, who attended Gordon's and Muscowequan Indian Residential School and Lebret (Qu'Appelle) Indian Industrial Residential School. "The priest at that time reburied it up on the hill..."
Bitternose said at the time, it was almost normal to come across a grave and go and tell the priest. He remembers finding seven or eight more graves while doing construction one summer.
"Then we'd have a little burial ceremony up on the hill and the day went on," Bitternose said.
A 2018 study of the land around Muscowequan discovered 35 grave sites, but it only covered a small portion of the area. With the new funding, the entire area will be searched, and Bitternose expects more graves will be found.


Postcode District IP15 is located in the region of Suffolk Coastal and covers the areas of Aldeburgh. There are about 187 postcodes in IP15 out of which 164 are active.
IP15 Postcode District has an approximate population of 2444 and 1305 households.


By TOM D'ANTONI // She was here for the first Coffeeshop Conversation. Now she's back and busier than ever. And even more fun!
Welcome back to World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan for another OMN Coffeeshop Conversation.
Let's go back to the first week of December in 2014, the premiere of Coffeeshop Conversations. This is number 109 of them, but number one was with saxophonist Mary-Sue Tobin, she of the Quadraphonnes and many many other bands and every kind of saxophone imaginable.
When we passed number 100 a couple of months ago, I wanted to come back to her. Boy was that the right decision. She's smart, funny and bursting with ideas. And we share an obsession about a certain pop tune. You'll find out.
She's got so many things going on these days, including a Quadraphonnes gig at the Montavilla Jazz Festival on Sunday, August 20 playing the music of Andrew Durkin coming up.
p.s. She sent me a track from Paxselin called "Death and the Child" from A Guide To Desolation Wilderness to end things.


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Q: How do i find the third longest word in string Hello im a bit stuck i dont know how to find the third longest word in a string, i have got my code to find the longest but i cant manage to get it to find the third longest. any help?
public void longestWord()
    {
        string sentance, word;
        word = " ";
        char[] a = new char[] { ' ' };
        sentance = textBox1.Text;  //<--string here

        foreach (string s1 in sentance.Split(a))
        {
            if (word.Length < s1.Length)
            {
                word = s1;
            }
        }
        label9.Text = ("The longest word is " + word + " and its length is " + word.Length + " characters long");
    }

P.S an example of the string im testing is:

*
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DarkN3ss recognising me as an "elite business partner" for implementing solutions based on my capabilities and experience with Windows and Linux products.

A: how about using linq?
sentance.Split(' ').OrderByDescending(w => w.Length).Skip(2).FirstOrDefault()

in a function :
public void nthLongestWord(int index = 0)
{
    string word = null;
    if(index <= 0)
    {
        word = sentance.Split(' ').OrderByDescending(w => w.Length).FirstOrDefault();
    }
    else
    {
        word = sentance.Split(' ').OrderByDescending(w => w.Length).Skip(index - 1).FirstOrDefault();
    }

    if(!string.IsNullOrWhitespace(word))
    {
        label9.Text = ("The longest word is " + word + " and its length is " + word.Length + " characters long");
    }
    else
    {
        // display something else?
    }
}

A: If you'd like to make minimal changes to your current code, then what you should do is store the three longest words (i.e., instead of word, have word1, word2, and word3, or an array if you'd prefer).
Then, in your if statement, set word3=word2, word2=word1, and word1=s1.
That way, the third largest word will end up in word3.
Not the most efficient, but you'll be able to keep your current code, to a degree.

A: Solution: To get all the third largest words
   string[] splitStr = sentence.Split(' ');

   if (splitStr.Length > 2)
   {
        List<int> allLengths = splitStr.Select(x => x.Length).Distinct().ToList();

        int thirdLargestWordLength = allLengths.OrderByDescending(x => x)
                                               .Skip(2).Distinct().Take(1).FirstOrDefault();

        if (splitStr[0].Length != thirdLargestWordLength &&
         splitStr[1].Length != thirdLargestWordLength)
         {

            string[] theThirdLargestWords = splitStr.Where(x => x.Length == thirdLargestWordLength)
                                                                  .ToArray();

             if (theThirdLargestWords.Length == 1)
             {
                label9.Text = "The third longest word is " + theThirdLargestWords[0];
             }
             else
             {
                string words = "";

                for (int i = 0; i < theThirdLargestWords.Length; i++)
                {
                   if (i == 0)
                   {
                     words = theThirdLargestWords[i];
                }
               //else if ((i + 1) == theThirdLargestWords.Length)
               //{
               //   words += " and " + theThirdLargestWords[i];
               //}
                else
                {
                    words += ", " + theThirdLargestWords[i];
                }
             }

             label9.Text = "The third longest words are " + words;
        }
      }
   }

I commented out the "and" part as i'm not sure if you want that in your string. I also added the first if statement so you don't get an error if you have less then 3 words.

A: If you feel confortable using a temporary array, you should copy your words there, sort them and take the 3rd longest one.

A: This might have compile error, but just to give you an idea.
var words = sentence.split();
words.OrderBy (w => w.length ).ToArray ()[2]

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I just love the juxtaposition of elegant and formal with primitive and rough. Try a great outdoor fabric in a bold stripe to make your patio sparkle.
Don't forget how you're going to serve food and drink on your patio. This shoe rack is just perfect for wine!
Outdoors is a great place to utilize unexpected pieces in useful ways. This large manger is perfect as a server for your outdoor gatherings.
Be sure to make your outdoor rooms as comfortable as your indoor ones. This wicker lounge is just calling you to bring a book and relax. Also, don't forget your lighting for your evenings outdoors.
Use your plants as room dividers. In these great urns, they look fabulous, too.
Simple benches make great extra seating.
Mix metals and woods for an eclectic look. Don't skimp on the pillows and throws!
Here's a full view of our upper, screened porch. That's a vintage glider I painted black, and filled with down pillows, covered in outdoor fabric. The rocking chair is from my great aunt. The side tables are from my grandmother. She used them on the back terrace (which we find just too hot in the summer; it has no shade).
Here's the view of our little cottage from the second story, screened porch. We call it The Sleeping Porch. When my father was a boy, they would all sleep out here in the summer. He swears they slept out here even in the winter, and he'd wake up with drifts of snow on his covers. It's much nicer here in the spring, don't you think?
The lush, green view over our water garden into our yard. I just love these wrought-iron, Italian garden chairs. They're pretty, comfortable, and create a fabulous spot for sipping a cocktail in the evening. Just look at how that branch has stretched horizontally, all the way across the yard, in search of sun. I love how it creates a huge, natural frame for my view.
Absolutely our FAVORITE fair-weather spot. We got these fabulous vintage chairs and ottoman at the Chartreuse & co Spring Market Days, 2015. They are sooo comfortable. The carpet pulls it all together – we got that from Woven Floors, on the second floor of the Main Barn here at Chartreuse & co. Chip and I begin and end every decent day (and some not-so-decent, too!) right here.
This picture is from last year, and it was my experiment with calla lilies. I've decided to go back to palms this year. I like their height and their featheriness better.
And, let's face it: no discussion of outdoor space would be complete without a nod to The English Garden. Here's a shot from our home-away-from-home in the Cotswolds.
I hope this little shot of outdoor living has inspired you!


ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1945 Visiting Nurse Service of New York (VNSNY) Hat Badge in enameled nickel. The Visiting Nurse Service of New York is one of the oldest not-for-profit home healthcare agencies in the country, established in 1893. In the 40's, this organization was devoted to home healthcare, mostly for maternal and child health care. With the help of VNSYN the infant mortality rate was cut in half. This was also around the time that physical therapy became a specialty within the VNSNY after adopting the Association for the Aid of Crippled Children into their programs.
CONDITION: 8 (Excellent-): Minimal to light wear. The enamel is in very good condition.


Throw me something, mister! Two new parades are set to roll in Farmerville, Ruston, joining Krewe of Janus in NELA festivities.
Ready for some bon temps? The Krewe of Janus Mardi Gras parade is set to roll in Monroe/West Monroe on Saturday. The Children's parade and the Krewe of Paws parade will precede the main event.
Ready to rock some neon and tease your hair? This year, Janus relives the '80s.
Keith Joyner and Rhonda Phillips Joyner are King and Queen Janus XXXV. They will preside over the main parade, the children's parade and various community events throughout the season.
Dukes are Lee Sawyer, Greg Sims, Tim Spillers and Eric Summarell. Duchesses are Suzette Sawyer, Melloney Sims, Rachel Spillers and Blake Summarell. The king and queen pick their pages and princesses for their respective floats from among krewe members' children.
Monroe's Krewe of Janus, established in 1984, will roll at 6 p.m. Feb. 3.
The parade will start at 1118 Natchitoches St. in West Monroe, then turn left at 229 Trenton St. The route will make a right at 1935 Trenton and cross the Louisville Bridge into Monroe. The parade will hang a right at Walnut, a left on Washington and a left on North Third Street.
Get more information at: http://bit.ly/2mkrges.
The Krewe of Janus children's parade will be 10 a.m. Feb. 3 at Pecanland Mall.
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Krewe of Paws will roll at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 3. The event, in its 12th year, acts as an annual fundraiser for PAWS of NE Louisiana. The money helps spay and neuter pets across the region.
Registration and face painting start at 11 a.m. Contest judging starts at noon, and parade lineup starts at 1 p.m.
The parade will start in the 100 block of Commerce Street, turn left onto Pine Street, turn left onto Trenton Street, turn left onto Wood Street and then take a left back onto Commerce Street. A final right will take the parade back to Louisville Avenue, and it will end at Oliver Road.
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On Feb. 10, the The Junior Auxiliary of Ruston is hosting the city's first Mardi Gras festival, themed Jazzin' It Up!
Rose Kebe with the Junior Auxiliary said residents often travel to Monroe or Shreveport for parades, and they wanted to offer a local option that could serve as a fundraiser for service projects that help the community.
The event will start at 4 p.m. in Railroad Park and include a market, food trucks and live music. The family-friendly parade will start at 6 p.m., and fun will continue downtowm until 10 p.m.
The parade is set to start at the old Police Jury Complex parking lot and will run to Alabama Avenue, Trenton Street, right on Park Avenue, right on Monroe Street, to West Mississippi Avenue, to Homer St., Alabama Avenue, and end back at the parking lot. Entry into the festival and parade are free and open to the public.
To participate or sponsor the event, email jazzitup@jaofruston.org.
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NIU to host 2011 MAC wrestling championships
NIU will host the 2011 Mid-American Conference Wrestling Championships this weekend at the NIU Convocation Center.
Six teams will vie Saturday, March 5, and Sunday, March 6, for the right to be called MAC Champion, while 60 wrestlers will compete for 10 individual titles and 18 spots in the NCAA Championships.
Fans can purchase tickets to the 2011 MAC Wrestling Championships at the Convocation Center Box Office or by calling (815) 752-6800. There are two ticket options available: a two-day pass and single day ticket price.
Two-Day Pass / Single Day
Adult: $15 / $10
Youth/Senior: $10 /$6
Group (10 or more): $8 / $4
MAC students: No charge with valid university ID
Schedule of Events (all times Central)
12 p.m. Doors Open to the Public
12:55 p.m. National Anthem
1 p.m. Preliminary Matches
2:50 p.m. Introduction of Teams
3 p.m. Semifinals
5 p.m. Consolation Semifinals
10 a.m. Doors Open to the Public
11 a.m. 5th and 6th Place Matches
11:55 a.m. National Anthem
12 p.m. Championship and Consolation Finals
3 p.m. Awards Presentations (immediately following final match)
For more information about NIU wrestling and Huskie athletics, visit www.niuhuskies.com.
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CAMBRIDGE QUANTUM LAUNCHES QUANTUM ORIGIN A Quantum-Enhanced Cryptographic Key Generation Platform to Protect Data from Advancing Threats
Quantum Origin is the world's first commercial product built using quantum computers that delivers an outcome that classical computers could not achieve.
Quantum Origin is the first platform to derive cryptographic keys using the output of a quantum computer to ensure data is protected at foundational level against evolving attacks
It provides immediate protection to enterprises and governments from current security issues, arising from the use of weaker random number generators (RNGs)
Quantum Origin also helps protect against 'hack now, decrypt later' attacks, which are already happening and will have future implications
The quantum-enhanced cryptographic keys generated by Quantum Origin are based on verifiable quantum randomness and can be integrated into existing systems. The protocol relies on "entanglement", a unique feature of quantum mechanics.
Quantum Origin supports traditional algorithms, such as RSA or AES, as well as post-quantum cryptography algorithms currently being standardised by the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST)
Cambridge Quantum, the global leader in quantum software, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Quantinuum, the world's leading integrated quantum computing company, is pleased to announce that it is launching Quantum Origin – the world's first commercially available cryptographic key generation platform based on verifiable quantum randomness. It is the first commercial product built using a noisy, intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) computer and has been built to secure the world's data from both current and advancing threats to current encryption.
Randomness is critical to securing current security solutions as well as protecting systems from the future threat of quantum attacks. These attacks will further weaken deterministic methods of random number generation, as well as methods that are not verifiably random and from a quantum source.
Today's systems are protected by encryption standards such as RSA and AES. Their resilience is based on the inability to "break" a long string from a random number generator (RNG). Today's RNGs, however, lack true, verifiable randomness; the numbers being generated aren't as unpredictable as thought, and, as a result, such RNGs have been the point of failure in a growing number of cyber attacks. To add to this, the potential threat of quantum attacks is now raising the stakes further, incentivising criminals to steal encrypted data passing over the internet, with a view to decrypting it later using quantum computers. So-called "hack now, decrypt later" attacks.
Quantum Origin is a cloud-hosted platform that protects against these current and future threats. It uses the unpredictable nature of quantum mechanics to generate cryptographic keys seeded with verifiable quantum randomness from Quantinuum's H-Series quantum computers, Powered by Honeywell. It supports traditional algorithms, such as RSA or AES, as well as post-quantum cryptography algorithms currently being standardised by the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST).
"We have been working for a number of years now on a method to efficiently and effectively use the unique features of quantum computers in order to provide our customers with a defence against adversaries and criminals now and in the future once quantum computers are prevalent," said Ilyas Khan, CEO of Quantinuum and Founder of Cambridge Quantum. He added "Quantum Origin gives us the ability to be safe from the most sophisticated and powerful threats today as well as threats from quantum computers in the future."
Duncan Jones, head of cybersecurity at Cambridge Quantum, said: "When we talk about protecting systems using quantum-powered technologies, we're not just talking about protecting them from future threats. From large-scale takedowns of organisations, to nation state hackers and the worrying potential of 'hack now, decrypt later' attacks, the threats are very real today, and very much here to stay. Responsible enterprises need to deploy every defense possible to ensure maximum protection at the encryption level today and tomorrow."
Quantum-enhanced keys on demand
With Quantum Origin, when an organisation requires quantum-enhanced keys to be generated, it can now make a call via an API. Quantum Origin generates the keys before encrypting them with a transport key and securely relaying them back to the organisation. To give organisations a high-level of assurance that their encryption keys are as unpredictable as possible, Quantum Origin tests the entire output from the quantum computers, ensuring that each key is seeded from verifiable quantum randomness.
These keys are then simple and easy to integrate within customers' existing systems because they're provided in a format that can be consumed by traditional cybersecurity systems and hardware. This end-to-end approach ensures key generation is on-demand and is capable of scaling with use, all while remaining secure.
Quantum Origin in practice
Quantum Origin keys should be used in any scenario where there is a need for strong cybersecurity. At launch, Cambridge Quantum will offer Quantum Origin to financial services companies and vendors of cybersecurity products before expanding into other high priority sectors, such as telecommunications, energy, manufacturing, defence and government.
The technology has already been used in a series of projects with launch partners. Axiom Space used Quantum Origin to conduct a test of post-quantum encrypted communication between the ISS and Earth – sending the message "Hello Quantum World" back to earth encrypted with post-quantum keys seeded from verifiable quantum randomness. Fujitsu integrated Quantum Origin into its software-defined wide area network (SDWAN) using quantum-enhanced keys alongside traditional algorithms.
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The popular Indian Idol reality show has completed the ninth season with a grand finale. LV Revanth is the title winner of Indian Idol 9. Indian Idol 9 2017 grand finale was aired on Sony entertainment television on Saturday (1st April) and Sunday (2nd April) at 8.00 PM. Comedian and actor Sunil Grover popularly known as Dr. Mashoot Gulati was one of the special performer of the show. Fourteen contestants were selected to the show after audition and among them top 5 have reached the grand finale as finalists. LV Revanth Kumar, PVNS Rohit and Khuda Baksh are the top 3 contestants of Indian Idol 9. The audience can vote for their favourite contestants by logging on to indianidol.sonylive.com or through sonyLIV app. The voting lines will be closed on 2nd April 2017 at 7.00 AM IST. Various new talented singers have risen to the Hindi musical industry because of this show. Sonu Nigam, Anu Malik & Farah Khan are the three judges of Indian Idol season 9 2017. Indian Idol has complete 6 seasons and two kids' version seasons. The 9th season of the show started from 24th December 2017. The episodes of the show were aired on Saturday and Sunday at 8.00 PM. Check out the complete winners and more information of the Indian Idol Grand finale below.
Note: Voting will be closed at 7.00 AM on April 2 2017.
The grand finale episodes will be aired as two separate parts on Saturday (1st April) and Sunday (2nd April).


Safety technology in cars just keeps getting more and more advanced. Here's a video demonstrating the new capabilities they are working on to eliminate drunk driving.
Known as the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety program, it is a collaborative research partnership between the Automotive Coalition for Traffic Safety, representing 17 automobile manufacturers, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to assess and develop alcohol-detection technologies to prevent vehicles from being driven when a driver's blood alcohol concentration exceeds the legal limit of 0.08 percent.
The technology is estimated to have the potential to save thousands of lives per year. The research is still in development, and we'll keep you posted on future updates.
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MnB staff roundtable wishes to jump around on Wisconsin
Time for Michigan to beat one of the big boys
By Kevin Bunkley, JoshLaFond, Daniel Allweiss, Daniel Plocher, and Sam Dodge Oct 12, 2018, 3:00pm CDT
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Hey look at that, Michigan managed to dominate a team not named Nebraska. How we feeling, gang? Halfway point in the season already and got ourselves a prime time matchup and a sure fire gut check/measuring stick game to make the "Is Michigan good yet" picture clearer. Gameday coming to town, which in the past has been a bit of a curse, but puts the spotlight square on Michigan for a weekend. What're the hopes and dreams? Take it away…
Kevin: Before we dive into the game, a warm-up: I want some of you geniuses to put down a couple Gameday sign ideas, because that's fun!
PAUL CHRYST IS A FINE COACH AND I HARBOR NO ILL WILL TOWARD HIM BUT WISCONSIN STILL SUCKS
WHEN MICHIGAN IS DONE WITH YOU THE ONLY TEAM FROM WISCONSIN LEFT WITH A SHOT AT A TITLE WILL BE THE BREWERS
Josh: Finally, guys. A game against a good enough team where we we will finally get a look at what this Michigan team is capable of— good or bad. To me at least, that Notre Dame loss feels like an eternity ago. Week one, the Wolverines couldn't keep Shea upright, the holes weren't there for the run game and the defense looked shell shocked at times in that game to be honest.
Fast forward to now, coming off a string of games where they've dominated and faced adversity, this feels like a team that is peaking at the right time both offensively and defensively. And with that being said, I'm feeling pretty confident heading into the game Saturday. How are you guys feeling about it?
Kevin: I'm afraid we said they were peaking midway through last season, too, and they couldn't get it done down the stretch. Michigan is in a prime spot once again to both pass a major eye test and be in complete control of their own destiny. Feeling a bit better this time around myself...defense is locked in and so is the coaching staff. Wisconsin has always been my measuring stick for what a Big Ten team should look like...moreso than Ohio State. Michigan still isn't on their level yet, but this is a chance to make that gap even smaller.
Daniel A: So, to me, the most impressive thing so far has been the growth of the offensive line. While not as good as Notre Dame, both Maryland and Nebraska have a lot of pass rushing talent. The big boys up front have really stepped up their game and gave Shea plenty of opportunities to make plays down field. I cannot wait to see them get tested further these next few weeks. I think they're the one unit that has been challenged by opposing talent the last couple weeks, and they've responded.
I said at the beginning of the year, after losing to the Irish, that I would not pick Michigan to beat a "contending" team until they prove it. I've been wrong too many times, and I'm sticking to my word. I need to see a fast start, as the last two weeks have been quite worrisome. I know that the yardage was there against the Terps, but that won't matter against top teams if you don't score points. In my dream scenario, we defer to the second half, the defense gets a quick stop, and then the offense goes for it all on first down. Open with a statement.
Dan P: Us Daniel's really think alike. Michigan has to get up early in this game. Wisconsin has incredible clock management and is capable of controlling games from start to finish if opponents allow them to. It will be crucial for Michigan to take advantage of every opportunity and put the ball in the end zone.
The key to the game defensively is to force Wisconsin quarterback Alex Hornibrook to throw the football. Which in correlation mean that the Michigan defense has to stop Jonathan Taylor on the early downs.
Our secondary will be able to eat up how inaccurate Hornibrook is, especially with downfield throws. The redshirt junior threw 15 interceptions last season, but has straightened that out a bit this year with only two so far. While there is a lot of improvement their, he still gets flustered in a heavy pass rush. That is obviously something this Wolverines defense excels at.
Kevin: I hope Michigan looked at film of what BYU did to the Badgers. Granted it took a bit of luck for the Cougars to hang on, but they kept the pressure on. Iowa couldn't close the door on Hornibrook, and he made them pay. How does Michigan not let that happen? Keep the football for an eternity and no bail-out penalties. I will be livid if there's another 100-plus yards in penalties, and that also will probably mean Michigan won't have a chance to win.
Josh: Yeah I agree for the most part, Kevin. The Badgers weakness on offense for the most part has been the inconsistent play of Quarterback Alex Hornibrook. I fully expect Don Brown and Michigan to stack the box, bringing the heat and keeping Jonathan Taylor in check. That in turn will force Hornibrook to force it in the passing game and I just can't trust him to come through when it counts for them.
Sam D: I said my piece on Wisconsin in the preview. While Michigan holds advantages most everywhere, the injury situation at tackle plays right into the Badgers' hands. An All-American line and Jonathan Taylor running up the gut can shorten the game, keep the offense off the field and keep the game within a score in the fourth quarter.
With that said, the BYU loss wasn't that fluky. Cougar back Squally Canada -- who's an awesome rapper, by the way -- led a 191-yard effort on the ground, which is in line with what Wisconsin has allowed, so far. The game is just indicative that their defense isn't a vintage Badger defense. Without Tim Tibesar, the position coach who produced the linebacker factory in Madison, this defense will revert to the good, not great levels of pre-Chryst Wisconsin.
On a side note: This series has been fun the last decade. There's boatloads of mutual respect between Harbaugh and Chryst, and a healthy back and forth. The teams have split their last 10 meetings.
Leave your best Gameday sign ideas in the comments, because this may be the only week they visit Ann Arbor. And remember two things: Show up early, be loud. Also, don't make fun of anyone's mother. That is dumb.
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Junior (2018) Appeared in 15 games, had two runs scored and two RBI.
Sophomore (2017): In 23 games played, batted .375 with two homers...drove in four runs and scored five times...added two walks...went 2-for-3 against Molloy with a homer, and two RBIs (3/13)...picked up his second career homer in back to back games going 1-for-2 with a solo shot and two RBI (3/14)...earned SSC Commissioner Honor Roll recognition for earning a 3.2 grade point average or better.
Freshman (2016): Posted a 5.50 earned run average in eight appearances...struck out 10 batters in 18 innings...made collegiate debut against Tusculum (1/31)...threw 6.2 innings of relief with six strikeouts against #25 St. Thomas to earn the win (4/19).
High School: Played at Santaluces High...All-Area Academic Team...four-year letterwinner.
Personal: Born on March 14, 1997...majoring in Communications...the son of Rich and Karen Fagan...enjoys doing golf trick shots.