Liverpool star Adam Lallana says German youngster Emre Can will have a bright future at Anfield.
The 20-year-old midfielder move to Merseyside this summer for around £9.5m with the aim of becoming the long-term replacement for captain Steven Gerrard.
Having grown in the prolific Bayern Munich's academy before his move to Bayer Leverkusen, Lallana believes Can is ready to be a hit in the Premier League.
"He's played for Bayern Munich and he came from Bayer Leverkusen, so you don't play for two top teams and get Champions League experience as well [without being talented]," Lallana said to Liverpool official website.
"He's also a very unselfish player. He'll always put the team first. He'll sacrifice himself in terms of whether he's got to make a last-ditch tackle or help his teammate out. He also proved against Chelsea that he can go forward and nick a goal as well."
Can may has struggled to make the impact expected at Merseyside since his summer arrival but during the recent 2-1 defeat to Chelsea, he proved his worth with a fantastic goal.
"I think Emre showed in the Chelsea game that one of his big qualities is driving forward with the ball and shooting," Lallana said.
"I remember in pre-season, when I was injured, I was out there and I was really impressed with him. He's still a lot younger than everyone probably thinks as well.
"He's a strong player, a good tackler, he's got a great engine. He can play a few positions as well, so he's going to be a great player for Liverpool moving forward."


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The Big Apple At The Top Of The Tree
Known far and wide as the Big Apple, the city of New York has a long and varied history as a major landing point for immigrants to America, and as the home base of some of the more prominent industry and intrigue in the country.
The first explorer to land in the great city's harbor, was an Italian, but the area would go virtually unvisited until Henry Hudson discovered Manhattan in 1609, while on a Dutch-sponsored voyage. While the Dutch did establish the first colonies in the state, they were ousted by the English in 1664, and ceded the territory to them in 1674.
The British stranglehold on what would one day become the most populous city in North America, lasted for over a hundred years. The city itself was the scene of many early skirmishes in the American Revolution, with an estimated one-third of the action taking place in and around the city, which was becoming progressively more split in its political affiliations. It actually remained on the side of England for some years, with British ships not deserting the port until 1783.
It was up to Alexander Hamilton to spearhead the movement that brought New York into the newly formed country of the United States and accept statehood in 1788. Not only did it become a state, but New York City became the state capital, and capital of the country until 1789. Both roles were subsequently lost to Albany, N.Y. and Washington, D.C. respectively.
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Print Reviews
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In Music Reviews
In the days when rock and roll had pretty much keeled over and country hadn't yet become cool (again…) somebody forgot to tell Los Angeles' the Long Ryders. Because for the bulk of the '80s, Sid Griffin, Stephen McCarthy, Greg Sowders, and Tom Stevens lived hand-to-mouth, Gram Parsons in one ear and the Rolling Stones in the other, trying to preach to the not yet converted. Their jangly Byrds-ish guitar, Chuck Berry chord patterns, and Dylanquese lyrics were years before their time- it's difficult to imagine Wilco, Son Volt or the entire Alt. Whatever movement without them.
But, as it happens so frequently in popular music, nobody really ever heard them. From 10-5-60 in 1983 to 1987's Two Fisted Tales, the Ryders released 5 albums and played the world over, ending their career with great reviews, but no money. Griffin has enjoyed some success recently with his Coal Porters, and with the release of this anthology, perhaps some of the long deserved recognition will finally land at their feet. The set features cuts from all the albums, and some previously unreleased gems such as a cover of Mel Tillis' "(Sweet) Mental Revenge," the Flamin' Groovies' "I Can't Hide," and a live version of Neil Young's "Prisoners of Rock N' Roll," which serves as a fine statement of just what made the Long Ryders keep at it, all those years. If you missed them the first time, it's high time to correct the mistake. From "I'll Get Out Somehow" to "He's Got Himself a Young Girl (And He Can't Keep Up)," the Ryders made timeless rock and roll. Saddle up.
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Item: Threats, stigmatisation and criminalisation of the campesino social movement of Anaime and Cajamarca, which opposes AngloGold Ashanti's La Colosa project in Colombia.
1. On February 22 we were formally invited to the Citizen's Environmental Rountable organised by Cortolima in the Alfonso López Convention Centre in the Department of Tolima. As communities and citizens of Cajamarca, Saldaña, Coello, Piedras, Ataco, Líbano, Murillo, Ibagué and other municipalities of Tolima attended the event, which from the outset reflected an atmosphere that was not conducive to the legitimate right that we have to oppose this megaproject that will affect our lives and that of future generations.
2. Having gathered at the event at 8:00 am we found that in the early hours of morning the multinational AngloGold Ashanti had brought in staff in buses hired by the company, so that when the good citizens arrived to participate, the hall was already full and the authorities, citing the hall security standards, DID NOT PERMIT US TO ENTER. A civic protest, a complaint directed at the organizers of the event, and the efforts of many leaders were necessary to ensure that those coming in from the villages and towns were allowed access to the hall.
3. During the admission, the National Police, following orders, from where we do not know, removed all our posters, banners and notices in violation of our legitimate right to expression against the La Colosa project and subjected us to severe requisitions against us, treating us as if we constituted a threat against the event.
4. On 23 February, the newspaper El Nuevo Dia of Ibagué wrote an article about the event. In its print edition it published a photograph of Mr. Rafael Herz, vice president of sustainability of AGA and official representative of this multinational at the event, reading a message on his mobile telephone which read: "several guerrillas from Anaime were identified among the public opponents". This information, besides being TOTALLY FALSE, endangers the life, personal integrity and security of those of us who are legitimately opposed to the La Colosa Regional mining project that is being carried out, to put us in the crosshairs of those in this country that have gone about pursuing their interests with blood and fire, and moreover confirms that AngloGold Ashanti is smearing those of us that oppose its economic project as "guerrillas".
6. The Attorney General's Office investigates the actions of the security forces on the day of the event, who, through security measures, proceeded to violate and harm the legitimate right of citizens to engage in social protest, along with the seizure of posters, banners and notices publicly expressing rejection to the proposed La Colosa gold mine, raising serious doubts about who our military should be serving.
9. Given the gravity of the facts, we call on the national and international community to express its condemnation of AngloGold Ashanti for such messages that criminalise our right as good Colombians to oppose the destructive La Colosa mining project, and to send messages and letters to state entities so that they investigate, reject and penalise those responsible for this message.
Demanding that they investigate, censure and reject these threats.


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The reasons behind Egypt's startup boom
Yasmeen Nabil • 04 August, 2019
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Barely a week goes by without a startup in Egypt announcing an investment round. The country has over the past few years ramped up its entrepreneurial activity, becoming the fastest growing ecosystem in the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region according to a report by Magnitt.
Helped by the falling inflation rate and an economy that is on its way to recovery, more people are gaining the confidence to launch their own business.
"We have seen a lot of change in the startup ecosystem in Egypt in the last couple of years. We see it in the number of our applications; it is doubling. Also, in the quality of the entrepreneurs who are applying to join the programme," says Marie-Therese Fam, managing partner at accelerator Flat6Labs Egypt.
With a population of more than 100 million, Egypt's market has the potential to be one of the most lucrative and it is attracting the attention of not just startups from the wider region, but also investors.
"Over the past three years we have been seeing more access to finance and more interest from global investors to invest in the ecosystem, adding to that the governmental initiatives supporting starts and SMEs," says Mohamed Hamza, associate director at AUC Venture Lab. "We have been seeing an increased awareness about entrepreneurship through the work of various stakeholders, appearing on TV and having dedicated programmes directing attention towards the topic as well as the introduction of entrepreneurship education as a requirement in a number of public universities."
The number of venture capital (VC) firms, accelerators and incubators in Egypt have been increasing, indicating a growing interest in entrepreneurship in Egypt. In fact, according to one report by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM), launched by The American University in Cairo School of Business in 2018, 82 per cent of Egyptians perceive successful entrepreneurs as having high social status and almost 76 per cent of Egyptians, mostly youth, perceive entrepreneurship as a good career choice, compared to a global average of 61.6 per cent. Moreover, 55.5 per cent of non-entrepreneurs surveyed expressed their interest in starting their own business, a percentage that is double the global average.
"There is a shift in the mindset. Young people are more eager now to start their own projects. Also, there are so many entities that provide help and support to startups. The more young people know about these entities and the fact that there is so much support, the more they are encouraged to start their own projects," says Fam.
But perhaps one of the biggest drivers for the rise in entrepreneurship is the lack of "interesting jobs for young people", according to Fam. While the overall unemployment rate stands at around 8 per cent according to CAMPAS, Egypt's statistics agency, the youth unemployment rate as of 2018 was more than 32 per cent according to the World Bank.
The GEM report reveals that opportunity-driven entrepreneurship has been decreasing at the expense of necessity- driven entrepreneurship that is driven by the lack of other work alternatives, increasing from 31.1 per cent in 2016 to 42.7 per cent in 2017, compared to a global average of 22.2 per cent.
Solving global problems in Cairo
The historic capital, Cairo, is a city with a dense population of 30 million, crumbling infrastructure and an unwavering sense of hope. The metropolis has proven to be fertile ground for solving problems that many cities in emerging markets around the world are experiencing.
One particular sector that Cairo has excelled in, is solving the transportation problem for overcrowded cities with poor public transportation systems. It has been startups that have provided the solutions and one such example is Swvl, an application for booking buses that recently closed a $42 million investment round, marking the biggest VC investment deal in the country and the highest in Mena in the second quarter of this year.
"Startups can offer many innovative solutions for the big issues. We cannot say they are solving the whole thing at one time, but at least they are offering a know-how and a new way of dealing with things just like what happened with the transportation market starting with Uber then the rise of Careem then Swvl which is much more Egyptian and much more related to our situation and streets," says Ahmed Adel, business mentor at Fekretak Sherketak.
Swvl's understanding of the Egyptian market enabled it to become the market leader and highlighted the opportunities in the buses sector with both Uber and Careem launching their own service.
"We can even see that the public transportation sector started to use mobile applications such as Mwasalat Misr which I think will be a good experiment that will be generalised soon," says Adel.
Yet despite the innovation and enthusiasm, there remains plenty of challenges that hinder the growth of startups in the country. Many end up failing, the country had the highest rate of business discontinuation among the 49 countries studied in the GEM report with a rate of 10.2 per cent in 2017, a significant increase from 2.7 per cent in 2010.
The report attributes the high discontinuation rate to the challenging business environment reflected mainly in the lack of profitability for businesses and the difficulties in accessing capital.
"Investors need to understand that the nature of investing in startups is different," says Mohamed Khedr, managing partner at Endure Capital and founder of Fatakat, an online network aimed at Arab women. "Investors are used to dividends and thus find it difficult to supply startups with money for seven or 10 years and wait for its exit until they can have their money."
According to Khedr, many investors "do not understand that they can have a maximum of 30 per cent stake because the founders still have upcoming investment rounds and stake to share and do not want to end up with 3 or 4 per cent share". While others tend to be overbearing and tend to get too involved in the day to day running of the startup, which ultimately might contribute to the failure of the company.
The regulatory environment is also a hindrance, particularly with regards to investing in startups.
"There needs to be new laws that are introduced specifically for startups such as shareholders' agreement as well as regulations that ease taxation and financial restrictions and facilitate procedures of registering startups," says Khedr.
Lack of experience is one other main reason why startups fail. Generally, Egyptian entrepreneurs have low fear of failure compared to the global average in GEM, but despite the positive attitudes, most entrepreneurs report that it is a tough and stressful job with extended working hours, high risk and high level of uncertainty. About nine out of 10 startups in Mena fail but few are aware of the failure rate since much of the media focuses on the success stories, investment rounds and acquisitions.
"One of the biggest reasons why startups fail is experience. You can learn how to be an entrepreneur but not open your own business," says Adel who founded a startup when he was still a university student and had to shut it down a year later. "You can be an intraprenuer. You can join a startup to learn more. I am not encouraging students to open their startups without experience. If you have a good idea that you think will change the market, just get some experience in your team."
Yet, there are lessons to be learned in failure. Many entrepreneurs in Egypt who have failed learn from their mistakes and strive to start new businesses. One example is the team behind Wasla Browser, their third venture after their initial startups failed. While university graduates continue to found their own businesses in the hope of becoming their own boss and creating employment opportunities for themselves, it is the ones who are on their second or third ventures that are likely to see success and it is these founders who are contributing to the most value to Egypt's startup ecosystem.
"The youngest people think that they will be their own decision makers, and no one will tell them what to do and so on which is actually not true. An entrepreneur is bossed by the market itself, the customers and investors," says Adel.
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Q: How to take months as inputs then determine start and end date for each month? I also want to go from Dec 2021 to April 2022 This is the code I have so far:
from calendar import isleap

import datetime

year =2021

month= 4

year2=2022

months_choices=[]

for i in range(1, 5):

    month = datetime.date(2021, i, 1).strftime('%b')

    startDate = f"01-Dec-{year}"

    if month in ["Jan", "Mar", "May", "Jul", "Aug", "Oct", "Dec"]:

        endDate = f"31-{month}-{year}"

    elif month in ["Apr", "Jun", "Sep", "Nov"]:

        endDate = f"30-{month}-{year}"

    else:

        isLeap = isleap(1900)

        if isLeap:

            endDate = f"29-{month}-{year}"

        else:

            endDate = f"28-{month}-{year}"

    months_choices.append((startDate, endDate))

print(months_choices)

I would like my output to print as [('01-Dec-2021', '31-Dec-2021'), ('01-Jan-2022', '31-Jan-2022'), ('01-Feb-2022', '28-Feb-2022'), ('01-March-2021', '31-March-2021'),('01-April-2021', '30-Apr-2021')], but it prints like below.
print(months_choices)

[('01-Dec-2021', '31-Jan-2021'), ('01-Dec-2021', '28-Feb-2021'), ('01-Dec-2021', '31-Mar-2021'), ('01-Dec-2021', '30-Apr-2021')]

A: EDIT
As requested in the comments, in order to generate the date range between two dates, the solution can be adjusted like this:
import pandas as pd
import calendar
from datetime import date

start_date = '2021-12-01'
end_date = '2022-04-30'

date_range = pd.date_range(start_date,end_date,
              freq='MS').map(lambda x: (x.year, x.month)).tolist()

def get_dates(year, month):
  return (date(year, month, 1).strftime("%d-%b-%Y"),
          date(year,
                month,
                calendar.monthrange(year, month)[1]
                ).strftime("%d-%b-%Y"))

[get_dates(year, month)
for year, month in date_range]

Original solution
Use calendar.monthrange(YEAR, MONTH) to get the last day of the month. It handles the leap years for you.
import calendar
from datetime import date

years = [2021,2022]
months = [range(12, 13), range(1,5)]

def get_dates(year, month):
  return (date(year, month, 1).strftime("%d-%b-%Y"),
          date(year,
                month,
                calendar.monthrange(year, month)[1]
                ).strftime("%d-%b-%Y"))

[get_dates(year, month)
for year, month_range in zip(years, months)
for month in month_range]

Output:
[('01-Dec-2021', '31-Dec-2021'),
 ('01-Jan-2022', '31-Jan-2022'),
 ('01-Feb-2022', '28-Feb-2022'),
 ('01-Mar-2022', '31-Mar-2022'),
 ('01-Apr-2022', '30-Apr-2022')]

A: The calendar module has some very useful features that you could utilise.
As a starting point you would benefit from having a function that takes the start month/year and end month/year.
Something like this:
from calendar import monthrange, month_abbr

def range_ok(start_month, start_year, end_month, end_year):
    if start_month < 1 or start_month > 12 or end_month < 1 or end_month > 12:
        return False
    if start_year > end_year or (start_year == end_year and start_month > end_month):
        return False
    return True

def func(start_month, start_year, end_month, end_year):
    result = []
    while range_ok(start_month, start_year, end_month, end_year):
        mn = month_abbr[start_month]
        d1 = f'01-{mn}-{start_year}'
        sd = monthrange(start_year, start_month)[1]
        d2 = f'{sd}-{mn}-{start_year}'
        result.append((d1, d2))
        if (start_month := start_month + 1) > 12:
            start_month = 1
            start_year += 1
    return result

print(func(12, 2021, 4, 2022))

Output:
[('01-Dec-2021', '31-Dec-2021'), ('01-Jan-2022', '31-Jan-2022'), ('01-Feb-2022', '28-Feb-2022'), ('01-Mar-2022', '31-Mar-2022'), ('01-Apr-2022', '30-Apr-2022')]

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Former Nazi death camp secretary, 96, stands trial
Itzehoe (Germany) (AFP) –
A 96-year-old former secretary at a concentration camp will go on trial in Germany Thursday, one of the first women implicated in Nazi-era crimes to be prosecuted in decades.
Irmgard Furchner is charged with complicity in the murders of more than 10,000 people at the Stutthof camp in occupied Poland.
Furchner's trial in Itzehoe, northern Germany, will be followed a week later by the start of proceedings against a 100-year-old former camp guard in Neuruppin, near Berlin.
They are among the oldest individuals to be prosecuted for their role in the Third Reich, as Germany races to put on trial the last surviving suspects.
The court case in Itzehoe starts one day before the 75th anniversary of the sentencing of 12 senior members of the Nazi establishment to death by hanging at the first Nuremberg trial.
Aged between 18 and 19 when she worked at the camp, Furchner, who now lives in a retirement home near Hamburg, will be tried in youth court.
The prosecutors accuse the pensioner of having assisted in the systematic murder of detainees at Stutthof, where she worked in the office of the camp commander, Paul Werner Hoppe, between June 1943 and April 1945.
Around 65,000 people died at the camp, not far from the city of Gdansk, among them "Jewish prisoners, Polish partisans and Soviet Russian prisoners of war", says the indictment.
- Little time left -
After long reflection, the court decided in February that Furchner was fit to stand trial, albeit only for a few hours at a time, dragging proceedings out until June 2022.
Seventy-six years after the end of World War II, time is running out to bring people to justice for their role in the Nazi system.
Prosecutors are currently handling a further eight cases, including former employees at the Buchenwald and Ravensbrueck camps, according to the Central Office for the Investigation of National Socialist Crimes.
In recent years, several cases have been abandoned as the accused died or were physically unable to stand trial.
The last guilty verdict was given to former SS guard Bruno Dey, who was handed a two-year suspended sentence in July at the age of 93.
- Execution order -
Furchner is the only woman to stand trial in recent years for crimes dating to the Nazi-era, as the role of women in the Third Reich has long been overlooked.
But since John Demjanjuk, a guard at a concentration camp, was convicted for serving as part of the Nazi killing machine in 2011, prosecutors have broadened the scope of their investigations beyond those directly responsible for atrocities.
According to Christoph Rueckel, a lawyer representing survivors of the Shoah who are party to the case, Furchner "handled all the correspondence" for camp commander Hoppe.
"She typed out the deportation and execution commands" at his dictation and initialled each message herself, Rueckel told public broadcaster NDR.
Furchner's lawyer, Wolf Molkentin, told the German weekly Spiegel, it was possible the secretary had been "screened off" from what was going on at Stutthof.
At least three other women have been investigated for their roles in Nazi camps, including another secretary at Stutthof, who died last year before charges could be brought.
The prosecutor's office in Neuruppin is currently looking into the case of a woman employed at the Ravensbrueck camp, according to officials at the Central Office in Ludwigsburg.
Among the women to be held to account for their actions during the Nazi era was Maria Mandl, a guard at the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp, who was hanged in 1948 after being sentenced to death in Krakow, Poland.
Between 1946 and 1948, in Hamburg, 21 women went on trial before a British military tribunal for their role at the Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women.


He grew his blog from zero to over 100,000 readers in less than two years.
He does inspirational podcasts that encourage each one of us to be our best possible selves.
He is all about writing, and has tons of tips, motivation and advice to share.
"You can be remarkable, or you can be mediocre. There is nothing else."
Most of us are mediocre, and there are lots of perfectly good reasons why. It is safe; it is easy; it is 'normal'. It requires no extra energy, turmoil or leaps of faith to be mediocre, because it is a natural state of being.
Sometimes I'm sure I am happy with a mediocre life. I have so much to be grateful for: A loving husband, family and friends, a place to live that I love, a secure job, all the creature comforts that one needs.
But then I picture my life in 10 years from now, or 20, and this little nagging voice whispers into my ear: Is that it? Going to work, coming home, watching TV, reading a bit, going out occasionally, going on vacation once or twice a year. It is wonderful, and I am grateful, believe me.
However, I can't help but wonder: Shouldn't there be more to life?
With the year coming to an end, I have been thinking a lot about my plans and goals for next year. What is it that I want to achieve? Then, to take it one step further: what is my purpose in life? What do I want to achieve? What do I want to be remembered for when I'm gone?
When you work in a hospital, you encounter people at the end of their lives daily. The one thing they all agree on is this: Life goes by quickly, and we gotta make the most of it.
And you know what? I don't think I'm making the most of it right now. I can do more. I want to do more! I don't want to be mediocre any more.
Break out of the rut. The biggest time waster I have currently is watching hours of Netflix every day. (Damn you Gilmore Girls!) While I won't quite them completely (I couldn't), I will be much more intentional with my TV watching. Yes, that's right: I'm giving myself TV time. No watching GG until I have accomplished my goals for the day.
Lastly: work hard. Work towards my goals, grow as a person, practice and learn. Turn myself from a clueless, wishy-washy person into a go-getter who will be remarkable!
2015, I have big plans for you.
What are your plans for the new year? In which way are you remarkable?
Oh my goodness 2015...it's going to be the best year yet! I really want to focus on my blog, discovering more about being vegan, and sharing more things from my personal life with my readers (there's a few things I've been holding back on, to be honest!). I'm also on the hunt for a summer internship because IM GRADUATING IN DECEMBER!!! I'm SO excited! I can't wait for 2015 - I'm definitely done being mediocre and ready for what's next!
2015 is going to be a great year! I think there is such a balance to be struck in the attempt to accomplish goals while also just...enjoying the down time that life should include.
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Alpine character meets Mediterranean flair. Scena and the Merano area connect the South Tyrolean mountains with practised traditions as well as a variety of historical and cultural sights and museums.
To be there is a matter of pride, to take part is a matter of course. For the people of Scena, tradition and traditional costume are a genuine expression of their attachment to their homeland – for the visitor they provide an honest picture of harmony and authenticity.
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"We know that two of the big conditions impacting our accounts' employees are cancer and chronic knee, hip and back pain," said Debbie Williams, senior vice president of sales and account service at Blue Cross. "We think Robin Care and Hinge Health can make a real difference in the lives of these members."
"We are honored to join Blue Cross' Emerging Solutions portfolio – a critical program that provides digital tools to meet their customers' needs," said Robin Care CEO Hugh Ma. "We are committed to leveraging empathetic cancer experts and cutting-edge technology to deliver human-centered care for those affected by cancer."
"Hinge Health is building the most patient-centered digital hospital – starting with musculoskeletal conditions," said Hinge Health's CEO Daniel Perez. "We're partnering with innovators like Blue Cross to deliver our sensor-guided and coach-led programs to both improve health and significantly reduce surgery rates for employers."
Hartman noted that Blue Cross and its health-focused investment arm, Zaffre Investments, are in a unique position to review the newest technological advancements in health and select those that will best benefit members. She added that the Emerging Solutions portfolio will change and grow over time to match the latest digital health offerings to customers' needs.
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After making a splash at this most recent CES trade show, we're still waiting to find out when the Sony Xperia S will be making its official debut in North America. Well, today brings some more wonderful news to our friends north of the border in Canada!
Specifically, Sony said in a press release that "a limited number of Xperia S smartphones will be available exclusively at Sony Stores across Canada, beginning April 17th." Yes folks, you read that right, the Sony Xperia S will be available for purchase in a week, so the wait will all be over very soon!
Now before you start lining up at a local Sony Store in Canada, just be aware that this particular model is billed as being "compatible with the Rogers wireless network." Therefore, if you happen to be on Bell or Telus, you're out of luck – well, that's unless this version is an unlocked model.
Unfortunately, the press release didn't go into the exact details surrounding pricing, though, it's being reported that the handset will be flaunting a $99.99 pricing with a 3-year agreement. Needless to say, that's a long time being tethered down to a single device, but nevertheless, people up north should be accustomed to that sort of thing. Additionally, it's stated that the handset will ship with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, but it's also mentioned to be upgradeable to Android 4.0 sometime later in the year.
If Android is your thing, than this a fantastic device. Best screen you can find on Android + the best camera. (only beaten by the Nokia N8 and 808 Pureview) The processor is a little outdated now, but Sony has done amazing things with it.
I'm pretty sure that Android is every other person's thing.
I just hope the iOn will come soon to the States been holding my upgrade for the iON.


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Q: C++Builder XE Raw SSL socket I need to connect to a server with SSL in C++Builder XE7. I can find stuff for HTTPS and SMTP but nothing for custom connections. In BCB5 it was a lot easier, I would do it with custom code but now with Android and iOS, things need to be done a little differently as we now need to support these products too.
I've looked at TIdSocketSSL but with the very few examples I could find, it seems to need an owner which ultimate comes from SMTP or HTTPS.

A: C++Builder ships with Indy, which has a TIdTCPClient component that you can use for implementing custom protocols.  There are plenty of examples on Embarcadero's forum, Indy's forum, StackOverflow, and various blogs demonstrating how to send/receive custom data with Indy.
For SSL/TLS, simply assign a TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL component to the TIdTCPClient::IOHandler property before calling Connect(), and configure its properties as needed (certificates, SSL/TLS version(s), etc). When you want to perform the SSL handshake, set the TIdSSLIOHandlerOpenSSL::PassThrough property to false.  You can set it before calling Connect() so the handshake is immediate before any data is exchanged (aka implicit SSL/TLS), or you can set it after exchanging unencrypted data first (aka explicit SSL/TLS), depending on your protocol needs.


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LivingSocial launches takeout & delivery service
Updated: March 29, 2012, 6:13 p.m.
NEW YORK (AP) — Throw away all those soy sauce-stained takeout menus.
Online deals site LivingSocial is unveiling an Internet food-ordering service. Hungry customers will be able to use it to order tacos, burgers or Pad Thai from participating restaurants over the Internet for pickup or delivery.
Aptly called "Takeout & Delivery," the service replaces LivingSocial's instant-deals site, which offered real-time discounts with tight time constraints. LivingSocial says that service was a testing ground for its new, food-focused offering.
The service is launching Thursday with more than 2,700 restaurants in 26 U.S. markets, including Atlanta, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and San Francisco. The two largest, Los Angeles and New York, are coming later, along with the rest of the markets that LivingSocial serves.
LivingSocial will compete with Seamless.com and GrubHub others that let people place food orders online and avoid the phone. Demand for such services has grown as people conduct more of their lives online.
Greg Mazanec, general manager of LivingSocial's new service, described phone takeout orders as a "sometimes painful experience" that requires fishing for a menu in a drawer, giving out credit card information and often getting put on hold and speaking to someone who is distracted.
Mazanec said restaurants won't have to pay to join LivingSocial's service, but they will give LivingSocial an unspecified cut of the revenue they bring in through the site. Mazanec said the amount is negotiated with each restaurant.
People using the takeout and delivery service must have a LivingSocial account, which is free to set up. That's because they will pay with a credit card on file. They don't have to sign up for the company's daily deals emails.
Jesse Mencow, manager of a Tex-Mex restaurant called California Tortilla, said the service helps simplify ordering for takeout and deliveries. The Tex-Mex restaurant has been testing the service along with other restaurants in Washington D.C., where LivingSocial is headquartered. Mencow said the service has helped attract new customers.
LivingSocial's biggest competitor, Groupon Inc., also has been looking into ways to expand beyond its daily emails. It has an instant-deals service called Groupon Now and recently launched an online scheduling tool that lets customers book appointments with small businesses more easily.
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Chef backs out of restaurant at Trump hotel
Vermont reduces food assistance error rate
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package com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.networking;

import static com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.settings.ScopeClientSample.SCOPE_NAME;
import static com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.settings.ScopeClient.SCOPES_URI;

import java.util.List;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import com.hp.ov.sdk.OneViewClientSample;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.constants.ResourceCategory;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.Patch;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.Patch.PatchOperation;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.ResourceCollection;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.TaskResource;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.networking.EthernetNetworkType;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.networking.ethernet.Bandwidth;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.networking.ethernet.BulkEthernetNetwork;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.networking.ethernet.Network;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.networking.ethernet.Purpose;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.dto.settings.Scope;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.OneViewClient;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.settings.ScopeClient;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.http.core.BasicURIQuery;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.http.core.URIQuery;
import com.hp.ov.sdk.util.JsonPrettyPrinter;

public class EthernetNetworkClientSample {

    private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(EthernetNetworkClientSample.class);

    // These are variables to be defined by the user
    // ================================
    private static final String ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME = "Ethernet-Network_SAMPLE";
    private static final String ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME_UPDATED = ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME + "_Updated";
    private static final String ETHERNET_NETWORK_BULK_VLAN_INTERVAL = "401-405";

    public static final String ETHERNET_NETWORK_PROD_401 = "Prod_401";
    public static final String ETHERNET_NETWORK_PROD_402 = "Prod_402";
    // ================================

    private final EthernetNetworkClient client;
    private final OneViewClient oneViewClient = new OneViewClientSample().getOneViewClient();

    private EthernetNetworkClientSample() {
        this.client = oneViewClient.ethernetNetwork();
    }

    private void createEthernetNetwork() {
        Network network = new Network();

        network.setName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME);
        network.setType(ResourceCategory.RC_NETWORK); //120
        network.setType(ResourceCategory.RC_NETWORK_V200); //200
        network.setType(ResourceCategory.RC_NETWORK_V300); //300 or 500
        network.setVlanId(Integer.valueOf(400));
        network.setSmartLink(true);
        network.setPrivateNetwork(false);
        network.setConnectionTemplateUri(null);
        network.setConnectionTemplate(null);
        network.setPurpose(Purpose.General);
        network.setEthernetNetworkType(EthernetNetworkType.Tagged);

        TaskResource task = this.client.create(network);

        LOGGER.info("Task object returned to client: {}", task.toJsonString());
    }

    private void getEthernetNetwork() {
        Network network = client.getByName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME).get(0);

        network = client.getById(network.getResourceId());

        LOGGER.info("Ethernet network returned to client: {}", network.toJsonString());
    }

    private void getAllEthernetNetworks() {
        ResourceCollection<Network> networks = client.getAll();

        LOGGER.info("Ethernet networks returned to client : {}", networks.toJsonString());
    }

    private void getAllEthernetNetworksWithCount() {
        ResourceCollection<Network> networks = client.getAll(500);

        LOGGER.info("Number of ethernet networks returned to client (count): {}", networks.getCount());
    }

    private void getEthernetNetworksWithFilter() {
        BasicURIQuery query = new BasicURIQuery();

        query.addParameter(URIQuery.START, "2");
        query.addParameter(URIQuery.COUNT, "1");

        ResourceCollection<Network> networks = client.get(query);

        LOGGER.info("Ethernet networks returned to client: {}", networks.toJsonString());
    }

    private void getEthernetNetworkByName() {
        Network network = client.getByName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME).get(0);

        LOGGER.info("Ethernet network returned to client: {}", network.toJsonString());
    }

    private void patchEthernetNetwork() {
        Network network = client.getByName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME).get(0);

        Patch patch = new Patch();

        // Ethernet Network patch supports the update of scopeUris
        patch.setOp(PatchOperation.replace);
        patch.setPath("/scopeUris");
        List<String> scopeUris = network.getScopeUris(); // Gets the current scope(s)
        scopeUris.add(SCOPES_URI + "/" + getScopeId(SCOPE_NAME)); // Assigns Ethernet network to new a scope
        // scopeUris.remove(SCOPES_URI + "/" + getScopeId(SCOPE_NAME)); // Unassigns Ethernet network from a scope
        patch.setValue(scopeUris);

        TaskResource taskResource = this.client.patch(network.getResourceId(), patch);

        LOGGER.info("Task object returned to client: " + taskResource.toJsonString());
    }

    private void updateEthernetNetwork() {
        Network network = client.getByName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME).get(0);

        network.setName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME_UPDATED);

        TaskResource task = this.client.update(network.getResourceId(), network);

        LOGGER.info("Task object returned to client: {}", task.toJsonString());
    }

    private void deleteEthernetNetwork() {
        Network network = client.getByName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME_UPDATED).get(0);

        TaskResource task = this.client.delete(network.getResourceId());

        LOGGER.info("Task object returned to client: {}", task.toJsonString());
    }

    private void getAssociatedProfiles() {
        Network network = client.getByName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME).get(0);

        List<String> uris = client.getAssociatedProfiles(network.getResourceId());

        LOGGER.info("Associated profile URIs returned to client: {}", JsonPrettyPrinter.print(uris));
    }

    private void getAssociatedUplinkGroups() {
        Network network = client.getByName(ETHERNET_NETWORK_NAME).get(0);

        List<String> uris = client.getAssociatedUplinkGroups(network.getResourceId());

        LOGGER.info("Associated uplink group URIs returned to client: {}", JsonPrettyPrinter.print(uris));
    }

    private void createEthernetNetworkInBulk() {
        BulkEthernetNetwork network = new BulkEthernetNetwork();

        network.setVlanIdRange(ETHERNET_NETWORK_BULK_VLAN_INTERVAL);
        network.setPurpose(Purpose.General);
        network.setNamePrefix("Prod");
        network.setSmartLink(false);
        network.setPrivateNetwork(false);
        network.setType(ResourceCategory.RC_BULK_NETWORK);

        Bandwidth bandwidth = new Bandwidth();
        bandwidth.setMaximumBandwidth(Double.valueOf(8000));
        bandwidth.setTypicalBandwidth(Double.valueOf(3000));

        network.setBandwidth(bandwidth);

        TaskResource task = this.client.createInBulk(network);

        LOGGER.info("Task object returned to client: {}", task.toJsonString());
    }

    private String getScopeId(String scopeName) {
        ScopeClient scopeClient = oneViewClient.scope();

        Scope scope = scopeClient.getByName(scopeName).get(0);

        return scope.getResourceId();
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        EthernetNetworkClientSample sample = new EthernetNetworkClientSample();

        sample.createEthernetNetwork();
        sample.getEthernetNetwork();
        sample.getEthernetNetworkByName();
        sample.getAllEthernetNetworks();

        sample.getAssociatedProfiles();
        sample.getAssociatedUplinkGroups();

        sample.patchEthernetNetwork();
        sample.updateEthernetNetwork();
        sample.deleteEthernetNetwork();

        sample.createEthernetNetworkInBulk();
        sample.getEthernetNetworksWithFilter();
        sample.getAllEthernetNetworksWithCount();
    }
}


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Benet Ventura i Lladrich (Figueres, 8 de desembre de 1858 - Figueres, 13 de setembre de 1890) va ser un compositor i director coral, fill de Pep Ventura. Fou component de la cobla-orquestra del seu pare, on tocà la flauta, el piano i el flabiol; a la mort del pare el succeí com a capdavanter de la cobla-orquestra i intèrpret de tenora, moment en què l'agrupació passà a anomenar-se Antiga Pep. Fou també director del cor Erato entre els anys 1885 -1888 i 1889-1890. La seva obra es compon principalment de ballades, obres corals i sardanes. Fou guanyador del primer premi de sardanes a la Bisbal, l'any 1887, amb el títol Per sardanes, l'Empordà.

El dia 5 d'agost de 1890 va sofrir un desmai tocant al poble de Selva de Mar, precisament quan interpretava el solo de tenora de la cèlebre Per tu ploro, del seu pare. Cinc setmanes més tard va morir a Figueres víctima d'una tuberculosi hereditària.

Obres
 Un record a mon pare (1882)
 Per sardanes, l'Empordà
 La cadernera
 Aimada
 La sardana

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Morts a Figueres
Compositors altempordanesos
Compositors catalans del sud contemporanis

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Britain's unemployment rate dropped in July to its lowest since late last year, adding to speculation that the Bank of England may raise interest rates earlier than it has predicted.
The rate dipped to 7.7 percent in the three months ending in July from 7.8 percent previously, the Office for National Statistics said on Wednesday. That was its lowest since the September-November period in 2012.
The Bank of England has set the unemployment rates reaching 7 percent as a target in its decision about raising interest rates. It suggests this won't be before the third quarter of 2016, but markets are betting it will be before this.
As a result, Wednesday's release caused a jump in the pound to its strongest level against the dollar in seven months, while the difference between British and German government borrowing costs widened back to the highest level in three years.
British Prime Minister David Cameron welcomed the fall in unemployment. Two days earlier, his finance minister, George Osborne, said the country's economy was turning a corner having struggled to recover from the financial crisis.
"It's another set of impressive figures," said Investec economist Victoria Clarke. "It suggests the jobs market is recovering much like the broader economy. It reinforces our view that unemployment will come down to 7 percent more quickly than the Bank of England expects."
Investors reckon joblessness will come down more quickly than the Bank does and have been pricing in the first rise in interest rates as soon as late 2014.
This risks a future confrontation between the Bank and the market.
The bets have led to rises in a range of market interest rates, including those that usually feed through to mortgages and other loans. Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has warned that the bank might provide more stimulus for the economy if Britain's recovery is threatened.
The Bank believes the jobless rate will on the whole fall slowly as firms squeeze more out of their current staff as the economy recovers. Surveys of British services and manufacturing last month backed up that view as employment grew more slowly than overall activity.
But in another sign of surprising strength in Britain's labor market, the number of people claiming jobless benefit - a narrower and timelier measure of unemployment - fell by 32,600 in August, much more than economists had expected.
July's fall was also revised to show a drop of 36,300 - the steepest decline since June 1997.
Not all analysts see jobs improvement prompting earlier tightening.
"Although employment rose strongly, more timely evidence from the recent activity surveys suggests that firms are responding to higher demand more by boosting productivity than taking on new workers," Martin Beck, economist at Capital Economics, said.
Forecasting the path of Britain's unemployment rate has been complicated in recent years by older workers rejoining or remaining in the labor force, job cuts in the public sector and uncertainty about immigration levels.
The ONS said on Wednesday public-sector employment fell in the second quarter by 34,000 to 5.665 million.
The data also showed a record number of people working part-time because they could not find a full-time position.
Stronger productivity is unlikely to boost real wages anytime soon: the ONS said average weekly earnings growth including bonuses slowed to 1.1 percent in the three months ending in July compared with a year earlier. Excluding bonuses, pay grew 1.0 percent.
By contrast, inflation averaged 2.8 percent over the same period. Britain's opposition Labor party has made the fall in living standards a centerpiece of its challenge to the government's claims that its austerity helped the economy heal by keeping borrowing costs down.


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Volunteer at Mass
Sacred music plays an integral and necessary role in the solemn celebration of the Sacred Liturgy. The celebration of the sacraments with music has long been an important part of the worship life at the Catholic Center. Those who serve the liturgy through sacred music include instrumentalists and singers at:
Saturday 5PM Vigil Mass
Sunday 8AM Mass
Sunday 10:30AM Mass
Sunday Student Mass 5PM
All choirs and instrumentalists rehearse before their mass.
Instrumentalists: These musicians, serving as organists and other instrumentalists, offer their gifts to the Sacred Liturgy through sacred instrumental works and accompaniment of the choir and the singing assembly. We see to recruit the finest undergraduate and graduate-level musicians to serve in this program.
Choirs: The music ministry supports two choirs on Sundays and individual or small group leadership on Saturdays. They rehearse and minister weekly during the academic year and volunteers are welcome at all Masses. Their choral repertoire is directed to preserve the vast "treasury of sacred music" and the new and modern works which contribute to the glory of God and the prayer of the assembly.
If you're interested in volunteering your gifts at any Masses, please contact Justin Dery at [email protected]


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Cannabis company selling South Shuswap property announces name change
FIORE Cannabis Ltd., formerly Citation Growth Corp., finalizing sale of Celista lot
A cannabis company in the process of selling its North Shuswap property now goes by a new name.
On Nov. 5, the company formerly known as Citation Growth Corp. announced it had changed its name to Fiore Cannabis Ltd. Prior to Citation, the company went by the name Liht Cannabis Corp and, before that, Marapharm Ventures.
In a related media release, FIORE CEO Erik Anderson explained the name change had to do with updating the company's identity in relation to branding in the Nevada market, home to the FIORE's North Las Vegas Apex facility.
FIORE owns a 40-acre lot in Celista that, in 2018, it had planned to transform into a medical cannabis production facility with 10 buildings, each 10,000-square feet. The plan was to use the former family farm to grow 1.6 million grams of cannabis annually.
In an April 15, 2020 release, FIORE, then Citation, announced that on April 8, it had executed a letter of intent for the sale of the property with Indigenomix International, a private Saskatchewan-based business, for the agreed price of $8.5 million.
Read more: Sale of unfinished North Shuswap cannabis facility delayed
Read more: Trade restrictions lifted on company behind Shuswap cannabis operation
In a June 2020 release, Citation announced the transaction had been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The most recent company release on the transaction came in September, when it announced the agreement with Indigenomix for the sale of its Celista assets had been extended. However, with continuing challenges from the global pandemic, "the ability to close the transaction on the latest timeline has proven challenging."
"We are working together to close the sale of our Celista assets to the Indigenomix group and are confident we can do so in a reasonable time frame," commented Citation president Erik Anderson. "Unfortunately, we have not been able to meet our most recent deadline due to COVID-19 restrictions, but we have been given further confidence through additional non-refundable deposits. We look forward to releasing information regarding a successful transaction shortly."
In an October 2020 letter to investors, Anderson listed among achievements for the recent quarter the signing of the letter of intent with Indigenomix for the sale of the Celista property.
"Citation still plans to divest its Celista, B.C. asset to Indigenomix and is working collaboratively with their team to finalize financing to complete the sale," reads an Oct. 9 company release. "Further updates will be made available over the coming weeks."
That same month, Deanna Kawatski, who lives across the road from Citation's Celista property, said that apart from the placement of a "crude" sign saying, "Do not enter construction site," there'd been little notable activity on the property.
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Representation of a European trading company in a complex contract dispute with a United States steel manufacturer relating to a long term agreement for the sale and delivery of foreign-sourced coke. The dispute was resolved prior to litigation through an extended mediation process that addressed numerous technical and financial issues relating to supply terms, product quality and financing issues.
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Lead defense attorney for a Fortune 500 engineering and construction firm in copyright, trademark and Lanham Act litigation seeking over $40 million in California federal court. Obtained summary judgment on 10 of 11 claims and court order excluding plaintiff's damages expert.
Representation of a global manufacturer of aerospace components in contract and intellectual property dispute with supplier. Obtained favorable verdict a after five-week jury trial in Ohio federal court.
Lead defense attorney for an engineering firm in litigation involving claims alleging copyright infringement, trade secret misappropriation, and violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Obtained summary judgment on plaintiff's trade secret claim and favorable settlement after a four-week jury trial in Ohio federal court.
Lead counsel for global provider of specialized polymer materials in non-competition litigation against former engineer.
Representation of defendant in Lanham Act false advertising litigation filed in New Jersey federal court. Successfully defended preliminary injunction motion; outcome affirmed on appeal to Third Circuit.
Representation of leading national architectural design firm in copyright infringement litigation filed in Missouri federal court.
Obtained preliminary injunction in federal court litigation involving misappropriation of trade secrets by national accounting firm and denial of requested injunction in related state court proceedings.
Representation of an international manufacturer of shipping containers in action brought to enforce default judgment against allegedly related foreign corporations. Obtained relief from judgment erroneously granted by federal court and dismissal of plaintiff's alter ego claim.
Regular trade secret litigation counsel for global manufacturer, including litigation matters filed in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ohio.
Representation of a jewelry manufacturer in copyright and Lanham Act litigation filed in Ohio federal court.
Representation of a worldwide distributor of mechanical power transmission and other industrial products in resale price maintenance antitrust case in Ohio federal court.
Obtained judgment and award of attorneys' fees in favor of national supplier of hotel and hospitality products in Lanham Act false advertising and unfair competition case.
Defense judgment and award of attorneys' fees in trade secret litigation involving alleged misappropriation of financial institution software product.
$11 million dollar judgment in creditor's bill proceeding against customer of a judgment debtor in a trade secret matter.
Favorable settlement for real estate brokerage of civil antitrust conspiracy claim by a national franchisor.
Substantial settlement in favor of a financial institution in trade secret litigation involving misappropriation of computer source code by software developer.
Representation of residential home builders and architect in copyright infringement litigation.
Defense verdict for financial institution in lender liability litigation brought by Toledo developer.
Jury verdict on counterclaim and rejecting plaintiff competitor's claim against national cleaning products supplier.
Judgment after five-week trial dismissing claims against the city of Akron by other local governments challenging its control of waters of the Cuyahoga River.
Defense judgment in bench trial for electromechanical parts supplier in breach of contract action brought by competing company.
Summary judgment in favor of major financial institution in trademark infringement litigation.
Favorable settlement for software developer in arbitration against computer education franchisor.
Numerous trade secret, non-competition covenant, tortious interference and other business tort cases and preliminary injunction hearings, for both plaintiffs and defendants.
Regular counseling of clients concerning antitrust, intellectual property and other competition issues.
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"Court Denies Class Certification in Rail Freight Fuel Surcharge Antitrust Litigation," Thompson Hine Transportation Update, October 2017
"Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: Tips for Handling Supplier Terminations," Thompson Hine, July 2016
"The Defend Trade Secrets Act: Consequences for Trade Secret Litigation," Thompson Hine Business Litigation Update, July 2014
Co-author, "Curbs for Costly Discovery?: Federal Rules Reform Aim at Electronic Document Burdens," Washington Legal Foundation, June 2014
"CFAA and DMCA: New Frontiers in Intellectual Property Litigation," Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Journal, November 2011
"Educating the Public about Our Justice System," Ohio Lawyer, May/June 2008
"Looking Into the Crystal Ball," Ohio Lawyer, March/April 2008
"Appreciating the Beauty in Law," Ohio Lawyer, January/February 2008
"Technology's Impact on the Legal Profession," Ohio Lawyer, November/December 2007
"Not the Usual Guilt Trip," Ohio Lawyer, September/October 2007
" Should You Enter the Blogosphere - Can you afford not to?", Cleveland Bar Journal, May 2005
" The Conflict Virus: When are Lawyer Conflicts Imputed to the Firm?", Cleveland Bar Journal, January 2005
"Recent Developments in Ethics Rules Relating to Corporate Governance," Cleveland Bar Journal, January 2004
"Corporate Governance: The Ethical Implications for Lawyers," Cleveland Bar Journal, January 2003
"Differences Meaningful in Terms of Intellectual Property," Crain's Cleveland Business, December 2002
Chapter, "Drafting International Technology Licensing Agreements," Negotiating and Structuring International Commercial Transactions, 2d ed., 2002
"Identifying and Protecting Trade Secrets," Et al., a publication of the Deloitte & Touche Dispute Consulting Services Group, 2001
Contributing author, State Antitrust Practice and Statutes, 2d ed., 1999
"Trade Secrets May Enjoy Wide Legal Protection," Crain's Cleveland Business, 1997
Co-author, "Are You a Medical Monopoly," Unique Opportunities, 1996
"Declaratory Judgment Actions in Dealer Termination Cases," Private Antitrust Litigation News, 1993
"Taking and Defending Effective Depositions," Ohio State Bar Association CLE Program
"Trade Secrets Litigation and Strategy," TH Corporate Counsel Seminar
Seminar chair, "Ethics, Professionalism and Substance Abuse," Cleveland Bar Association Practice and Procedure Clinic
"Current Antitrust Issues Concerning Relationships with Dealers and Distributors," American Corporate Counsel Association Meeting
Program chair, "Competition Law Skills Workshop," Ohio State Bar Association Annual Convention
"Protecting Proprietary Information Through Litigation," Cleveland Bar Association, Intellectual Property Committee Seminar
"Antitrust Principles Governing Multi-Firm Conduct," Ohio State Bar Association Antitrust Section, Antitrust Institute
"Identifying, Protecting and Exploiting Your Company's Proprietary Information," Deloitte & Touche/Thompson Hine LLP Seminar
"Current Hot Issues in Antitrust and Other Complex Litigation: Joint Defense Agreements," Ohio State Bar Association Annual Convention
"Antitrust: What Every Business Lawyer Should Know," Ohio State Bar Association Annual Convention
"Copyright and E-Commerce Issues for the Design Professional," Denmark Group Annual Management Workshops
"Intellectual Property Licensing Arrangements," Ohio State Bar Association Antitrust Section, Antitrust Institute
"Price-Related Distribution Practices," Ohio State Bar Association Antitrust Section, Antitrust Institute
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Ohio State Bar Association, president, 2007 to 2008; president-elect, 2006 to 2007; Board of Governors, Budget and Headquarters Committee, 2004 to 2006; Council of Delegates, District 12, 1999 to 2004; Antitrust Law Section, vice chair, 2005 to 2006
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The Housing & Development Board (HDB) is Singapore's public housing authority. Its aim was to resolve housing shortage issues after Singapore gained independence in 1965, building flats mainly for rental by low-income groups. Today, HDB flats have become the most sought after properties in Singapore as they are comparatively affordable. HDB estates are self-sufficient with facilities such as supermarkets, clinics, shopping centers, schools, playgrounds and more. The convenience it promises with amenities in close proximity, along with the ease of transportation are some of reasons why millions today have chosen HDB flats as their number one housing answer. As such, knowing some useful information about Singapore HDB flat for sale will put you in the better position to decide the next property to procure.
There are a total of 6 HDB flats available for Fourth Avenue Residences condo purchase, all of which undergo regular upgrading activly works to ensure that amenities on offer are : able to meet the needs of its people. They are Studio Apartments (SA), 2,3,4,5 room units and executive units.
Studio Apartments would be smallest of its kind and require a minimum of maintenance. They are usually occupied by individuals and hence have built in equipments that are up-to-date and an n accessible. The 2 bedroom units are built to meet the needs of the lower income families, housing a couple of to 3 close relatives each. The three to four room units are targeted towards middle-income family groups, offering space and design for middle-sized familys. 5 room units and executive units your largest HDB flats that are placement to accommodate large families or extended family members. They have additional bathrooms and living area, and are wonderfully designed to ensure that all are known to live comfortably along with. These HDB flats vary in design and layout, depending on top of the estate's fixture much better owner's individual tang.
Most would agree that living from a HDB flat a lot being part of their closely-knit community. Understanding next-door neighbors and having weekly gatherings at the void decks are some of the reasons why adults and kids alike enjoy being a resident of their estate.
There are various criteria to fulfill in order to qualify as an applicant for a HDB flat. You will need to be able to fulfill the respective HDB regulations for your preferred housing unit, and participate in the Balloting Exercise (BE) or Built To acquire (BTO) process. In short, the BE involves interested buyers balloting for existing HDB flats, whereas the BTO process involves interested people who just love a preferred location submitting tender for construction of that estate. You should check the various government websites to actually are eligible to apply for a particular HDB flat at your best location. Other dysfunctions that need your attention could include the usage of your Central Provident Fund (CPF), Medisave fund levy costs you.
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JEMBRANA ~ Last Thursday residents of Dangin Tukadaya village demonstrated against their village chief for nominating himself as a legislative candidate, an official said.
Residents said if I Made Suweca was elected to the legislature he would not be able to finish his term as village chief.
"When he asked for support in the election for village chief, he promised he would be available to fulfill his duties for a full term," demonstrator Wayan Suarya said.
The coordinator of the demonstration, Gusti Ngurah Ketut Mulia Hartawan, said the residents felt they were being insulted by the chief's nomination, and that Sueca was being morally irresponsible towards his duty to the village.
"We will not forbid him to join the legislature, but he should finish his duty as our chief first. He has only been chief for a year and is already planning to leave his post," Hartawan said.
Suweca said he had nominated himself as a legislative candidate to fight for his village.
"The village would surely be better off if there was someone to fight it in the legislature. There are still many things to fight for," he said.
Suweca said he had not intended to offend the residents.
"I don't feel I have done anything bad. I'm very upset by the accusations that I have deliberately insulted my villagers," he said.


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Where to go in Québec
Québec's regions
REGIONS OF QUEBEC
A region shaped by Québec's longest river that runs through it, and to which it owes its name and history.
Here, it's one foot in the city and the other in nature. Enjoy an outdoor adventure in the morning and cultural discoveries in the afternoon or evening. Large parks await you, just a stone's throw from Ottawa, the National Capital. Our land is vast and generous; our chefs, inspired and creative. Outaouais is 33,000 km2 (12,738 sq. mi.) of pure delight!
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Distance between main cities
The region has over 15,000 lakes and about a dozen rivers.
To be discovered absolutely
Canada's most visited museum, a huge park right next to the city, and a small town with the world's largest log cabin. Here, everything is measured.
Canadian Museum of History
The museum's impressive architecture demands attention from afar, even as far away as Ontario! That's not difficult, of course, as the museum sits on the banks of the Ottawa River, facing Ottawa. But there's no denying that it's eye-catching. The huge sand-coloured building of curving forms evokes "the emergence of this continent, its forms sculptured by the winds, the rivers, the glaciers," says its designer, architect Douglas Cardinal, whose work has received many awards.
The museum's interior is equalling striking, especially the Grand Hall, with its high ceilings—needed to display the gigantic totem poles—and massive windows offering up a view of Parliament Hill. The museum is so vast it is also home to an IMAX giant-screen cinema as well as a children's museum, where little ones can have fun learning about people around the world.
The museum houses the world's largest indoor collection of totem poles.
A stroll through Canada's history
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Exterior architecture in winter
Ceiling of the Canadian Museum of History
Gatineau Park
It's the National Capital Region's playground, just a few minutes from downtown Ottawa-Gatineau. This conservation park, located where the Gatineau and Ottawa rivers meet, unfurls its hills and valleys over an area of 361 km2 (139 sq. mi.). From the Champlain Lookout, contemplate the vast landscapes... while perhaps snuggling up to that special someone? After all, it's one of the region's top five spots for sharing a kiss!
Gatineau Park is considered the region's largest green space!
The park provides access to one of North America's longest trail networks. In addition to cross-country skiing and hiking, it's a great spot for fat biking and snowshoeing. You'll also want to take the history-themed tour of the Mackenzie King Estate, the residence of Canada's 10th prime minister and, it seems, a few ghosts.
Go playing in the park
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Cross-country skier at the Champlain Lookout
Scenic landscape
Château Montebello is said to be the world's largest log cabin. While this is true, Château Montebello is so much more. This Fairmont resort hotel boasts luxurious accommodations in natural surroundings as well as refined gastronomy. Plenty of outdoor activities are offered year-round, just as they are at the Château's neighbour, Kenauk Nature, one of North America's largest private nature reserves.
Close by, the former Montebello train station houses ChocoMotive, a chocolate shop and Économusée. Meanwhile, the Fromagerie Montebello gives historical names to its artisanal cheeses... you'll truly savour the past!
Montebello is the name seigneur Louis-Joseph Papineau gave to his manor.
Parc Oméga is an animal lovers' delight. Observe the free-roaming wildlife from the comfort of your car or while strolling along the trails.
Visit Montebello
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Skating path in Montebello
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Fairmont Le Château Montebello
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We enjoy a good time. Whether it's large cultural or sports events, city celebrations or charming village gatherings, we're always ready to have fun!
Whether it's in middle of nature or the city, plan your dream vacation and discover our suggested activities.
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 Charles Abbot, 1. baron z Colchesteru (1757–1829), britský politik
 Charles Abbot, 2. baron z Colchesteru (1798–1867), britský politik
 Charles Greeley Abbot (1872–1973), americký astrofyzik a astronom
 Charles Abbot (botanik) (1761–1817), britský botanik a entomolog
 Charles S. Abbot (* 1945), americký admirál
 Charles Wheaton Abbot (1860–1923), americký důstojník


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And it's true — there is an awful lot of progress to be made. But, this singular focus on the doom and gloom tends to overlook the fact that a lot of women are thriving within the startup world, and so are the companies they run. Multiple studies have shown that businesses with more female leaders are more successful and profitable than those with more men on their boards; finally, the investment world has started to take notice. Data from the venture capital firm, First Round, notes that their investments in companies with female founders perform 63 percent better than those with all-male teams.


YPF has partnered with companies in the Fond du Lac area to provide their entire team of employees with membership status. For inquiries regarding corporate membership, please contact ypf@envisiongreaterfdl.com.
Being part of YPF is a terrific way to build a quality peer network and to really engage in our community. In my experience, for those who are truly engaged, personal and professional development are a natural progression.
We strongly encourage our associates at Agnesian Healthcare to participate in the Young Professionals of Fond du Lac because it provides an excellent resource to our associates for professional and personal development opportunities.
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Ahern as a Corporate Member!
– Welcome to Young Professionals of Fond du Lac!
I feel community outreach is important as an organization and YPF has given me that opportunity. As a member of YPF I have been able to network with other professionals in the community and have learned so much more about what FDL has to offer. YPF is an excellent opportunity to help individuals grow and develop at both a professional and personal level.
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Bristol Morgan Bank as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have C.D. Smith as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have JP Morgan Chase Bank as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have CliftonLarsonAllen LLC as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have The Commonwealth Companies as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Excel Engineering as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Fond du Lac School District as a Corporate Member!
YPF helped me get to know the FDL area and more importantly make meaningful connections with many different people in the community. It helped me to develop leadership skills that I continue to use each and every day professionally.
YPF gave me the opportunity to make connections with other young professionals that have similar interests and professional ambitions. The events gave me opportunities to share situations and discuss best approaches to taking that next professional step.
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Guaranty Service Group as a Corporate Member!
There are so many reasons to get involved, not the least of which is the great business connections we can make as Team Holiday. This is a great opportunity for every department to showcase what great people we have here and how much we want to see the community thrive.
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Horicon Bank as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have McNeilus Steel, Inc. as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Moraine Park Technical College as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have National Exchange Bank & Trust as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have North Fond du Lac School District as a Corporate Member!
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Open Road Harley-Davidson as a Corporate Member!
The young professionals in our company and community for that matter are the individuals that will be leading us into the future. As an organization we take great pride in employee development and feel that YPF is the perfect partner to assist us in obtaining this goal year after year. YPF provides additional insight and opportunities to our young professional by providing the vast amount of learning, networking and social events. This in turn helps these individuals grow and develop into strong up and coming leaders within our organization.
Young Professionals is an opportunity for our team members to network with like minded people outside the office. It helps them develop a connection to Fond du Lac and invest in the future. As well as provides an additional outlet for professional development.
Young Professionals of Fond du Lac is excited and proud to have Verve, a credit union, as a Corporate Member!
Being a part of YPF has been an important facet of my life and my career. Not only have I been introduced to so many of my peers in the area I would have never met otherwise, it has opened up incredible opportunities for collaboration with those peers. Through those connections I've found answers and assistance in my work, as well as friendships that will last and develop for years to come.
"Take advantage of the career development opportunities right here in the Fond du Lac community with a corporate membership. The true return on this investment in your employees comes from encouraging them to network with their peers in the community, showing them at the importance of community involvement and developing their skills at workshops and seminars.
As a corporate member, every one of your employees on your team will have an all-access pass to everything great about the Young Professionals of Fond du Lac, without having to fill out multiple applications and dealing with reimbursements. Corporate members receive analytics from our membership committee every quarter to report back which employees are attending which events.
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Q: how to output regex group values I need the group values instead of the matches.
This is how i tried to get those:
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        For Each subMatch In match.subMatches
            subMatches(i) = match.subMatches(i)
            ActiveSheet.Range("A" & row).Value = subMatches(i)
            row = row + 1
            i = i + 1
        Next subMatch
    Next match

        End With

    Next item

This is the text from where it should be extracted:
Some help would be great :)
Open File file.M_p3_23432e done
Openfile file.M_p4_6432e done
Open File file.M_p3_857432 done
Open File file.M_p4_34892f done
Openfile file.M_p3_781 done

Info: I'm using Excel VBA.. If that is important to know.

A: You can revamp the regex to match and capture with one capturing group:
\bopen\s?file\s+(\S+)

See the regex demo.
Details:

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*\b - word boundary

*open - a fixed word

*\s? - an optional whitespace

*file - a fixed word

*\s+ - one or more whitespaces

*(\S+) - Group 1: one or more non-whitespaces.

Now, the file names are always in SubMatches(0).
Note that the regex must be compiled with the case insensitive option and global (if the string contains multiple matches):
With regex
    .Pattern = "\bopen\s?file\s+(\S+)"
    .IgnoreCase = True
    .Global = True
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HOW DOES MY TOWN OR BUSINESS BENEFIT FROM SINGLE-STREAM RECYCLING?
Every ton of disposables that your town or business recycles is a ton your town or business does not have to pay for to dispose as trash. Single-stream is helping us recover and re-use valuable materials. Some communities have increased their recycling volumes by as much as 100 percent within a year of beginning their single-stream programs.
Once the single-stream materials are collected by Harters they are taken to the Green Circle Recycling's Material Recovery Facility (MRF}, where the recyclable materials are separated and sent to various markets for sale.
WHAT DOES SINGLE-STREAM RECYCLING MEAN FOR YOU?
You no longer have to sort glass, plastic, paper and metal within your recycling bin. Just mix all your recyclables together – they will be sorted once they're delivered to the recycling center. Green Circle Recycling mission is to recycle the recovered materials.
The MRF handles single-stream collected recyclable materials from both residential and commercial sources, including 15,600 households in La Crosse, 6,700 households in Onalaska, and households in other towns and cites in the region.
The 21,500-square-foot facility is lit via LED lights throughout, with installed natural panels reducing the need for artificial light. The MRF is also well insulated to retain the heat produced by the facility's equipment during the region's tough winter months and has various features installed to manage storm waters.


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Two schools will get new classrooms with another set to use temporary buildings
Bolton schools set to expand in Farnworth and Westhoughton
By Joseph Timan josephtiman Local Democracy Reporter
TWO schools have been given the green light for expansion while another will use temporary cabins until ongoing extension work is complete.
Plans to demolish old buildings to make way for more classrooms at two Farnworth schools were approved by councillors yesterday.
St James's CE Secondary School will get a new two-storey building complete with five classrooms and a dining hall.
At Harper Green School, seven modular buildings will be demolished to make way for nine new classrooms, toilets and office facilities.
Elsewhere in the borough, some pupils Westhoughton High County Secondary School will use temporary portable buildings for 12 weeks while extension works at the Bolton Road site continue.
Planning permission was granted for two units with double classrooms and one unit with a single classroom which will remain on site until ongoing construction is complete.
The work is anticipated to be completed by the end of the calendar year.
Plans from all three schools were unanimously approved.


REMINDER: A Clothing Drive to benefit the Highline Relay for Life will be held this Saturday, April 25, from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the Municipal parking lot across from Fire Station No. 2 at 8th Ave SW and SW 151st Street.
Clean out your closet and bring clothing, jewelry, accessories, handbags, shoes and linens to help this fundraiser, which helps the American Cancer Society.
For more information, please contact Chris Peterson at (206) 372-9040 or Debra George at (206) 941-7199.