I made these today whilst waiting for my computer to update and they worked out really well. Inspiration from 'Kaukasis: The Cookbook' by Olia Hercules (the best name I have ever heard), especially for the use of pistachios in the stuffing. I already hate myself a bit because I am about to ask that you use a spice grinder. What can I say? The Gullible Kitchen can only take so much of my bullsh*t and he wasn't buying the hand-blender/rolling pin combo, so I sauntered to Argos and purchased a £12 spice blender. It's actually pretty awesome and makes me feel like a pro (case in point). Right, here's the recipe…my first and hopefully not last.
Chop up the onion finely and fry in olive oil until it is lovely and brown and smells delicious. Cover with a lid so that the oil does not all cook off.
Whilst the onion is frying use your…SPICE GRINDER (!!) to grind the pistachios roughly – no need to be super smooth. Place in a bowl.
Add the garlic, onions, spices and a bit of salt and pepper to taste to the pistachios and mix it up. If the stuffing feels too dry, add a bit more olive oil, though remember we will get a lot of moisture from the tomatoes.
Chop the top off the tomatoes and cut a deep crisscross, going down into the flesh. Use your thumbs and fingers to push about for some space and then stuff in the stuffing as tightly as you can. This is a hugely satisfying part of the recipe!
Place the tomatoes upright in a baking tray, drizzle with a little bit of olive oil and place in an oven preheated to about 200 degrees. Take out of oven when the flesh of the tomatoes are soft yet still holding their shape. Eat cooled or still hot. I had mine on a bed of salad leaves. Delicious. Especially with some feta cheese sprinkled on top.
Next Post Courgette 'snails' with mint and butter bean mash.
I need a spice grinder myself. I love tomatoes and can eat them all by themselves. I'll be trying these, yum!
Let me know how you find them Leslie! I'm interested to experiment with different nuts and fillings in general. Honestly, the spice grinder has been a revelation!


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Research Objective In the MA PCMHI, a state-wide, three-year multi-payer demonstration of patient centered medical home implementation, we collected quantitative data at pre-intervention and at the mid-point of the project using the Medical Home Implementation Quotient (MHIQ) from TransforMED. Our objectives were: to evaluate the progress toward adoption of medical home characteristics using the change in the scores from the nine MHIQ modules; and to identify any differences in that progress by level of intervention.
Study design Sixty-four medical practices were allocated to levels of intervention: Technical Assistance plus financial support (TA-Pay) group, Technical assistance only (TA Only) group, and Comparison group without any intervention. Three staff members from each practice completed the MHIQ at each time point. We conducted an ANOVA analysis for each module and the total score with time (baseline, mid-point) and level of intervention (TA-Pay, TA Only, Comparison) as the predictors.
Population studied Medical practices in Massachusetts selected for this demonstration project.
Principal Findings ANOVA analysis of change in the nine MHIQ module scores (plus the overall total score) from the Baseline to the Mid-Point data collection showed that five modules (Access to Care and Information, Patient-Centered Care, Practice-Based Care Team, Care Coordination, and Care Management) showed a significant increases (p less than 0.05) in the scores across the three intervention groups, indicating movement toward medical homeness among the groups. Two more (Practice-Based Services and the overall total score) showed non-significant trends toward higher scores (both p equal 0.06). The remaining three modules (Practice Management, Quality and Safety, and Health Information Technology) showed no significant trend in either direction (all p greater than 0.10). Interestingly, there were no significant differences in the changes among the intervention groups for any module or the total score, tested using interaction terms.
Conclusions Analysis indicates significant movement toward medical home characteristics in several areas measured by the MHIQ, but that movement was similar for all intervention levels.
Implications for Policy, Delivery, or Practice Implementations of new service models in natural settings are subject to a range of unrelated changes in public policy and private payment arrangements, including incentives for all medical practices to move in this direction, and practice differences may take longer to emerge, becoming evident over the final months of the initiative. Demonstrations such as the MA PCMHI often lack sufficient statistical power and long enough follow-up to detect small or moderate intervention effects.


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Giving needed all year long — not just at Christmas
Published 11:52 am Tuesday, December 14, 2021
By Our View
This is the time of year when people want to help the less fortunate.
They remember their own family members and friends, of course. But it's the compassion they feel and the gifts they provide for others — especially children they don't know and will never see — that is really what holiday season giving is all about.
So please, have at it. There are myriad local organizations that welcome your generosity or volunteer efforts as Christmas approaches. Locally, there is the Salvation Army, ARM, Hale Community Ministry, the TLC Center, in addition to numerous food banks.
But it's important to remember that need exists throughout the year. The donations local organizations receive as a part of typical holiday giving don't cover all the food, clothing, and shelter that will be needed once all the Christmas gifts are given and the decorations are put away.
The Christmas season is a time for great joy and celebration. But for those without the financial means to celebrate, joy can be a very scarce commodity for adults and children alike.
Consider also that many feel the pull of charitable giving in the wake of natural disasters such as the tornadoes this past weekend which devastated much of western Kentucky, and places in Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, and Illinois.
So many in that area lost their home — everything they had, even their jobs. Lives were also lost.
Although this year may have presented challenges to individuals, families, and the community, the majority have much to be thankful for. But, there are those who for various reasons find themselves in adverse situations, with little to salvage, and little to be thankful for.
Over the next few days individuals, groups and community organizations will host dinners for the less fortunate, or donate turkey, ham, and other food. The giving season continues through to Christmas or year's end with most residents in the community adapting a spirit of kindness and brotherly love hardly seen during the rest of the year.
People who normally paid scant attention to the plight of the poor will find it possible to recognize those who have little, probably homeless or living in deplorable conditions. Some will reach out to children who have no toys to play with or nowhere to play.
It is gratifying that at least for four to five weeks at the close of each year there is this giving spirit. But, unfortunately, the poor revert to poverty, the hungry to hunger, and the sufferers to suffering when the giving season ends.
The hard truths are those folks hungry on Christmas Day are likely hungry every day. Those lonely on Christmas Day are likely alone on other days of the year. Families who receive help at Christmas could possibly use a helping hand at other times of the year.
Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" accentuates the transformation of the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge into the type of generous soul we identify with the holiday season. Once transformed, however, Dickens wrote that Scrooge practiced the Christmas spirit 365 days a year.
Generosity towards those less fortunate shouldn't be committed just to the giving season. Such generosity should be part of a longer-term commitment. Something seems awry for widespread charity to be placed on hold for eleven months, then unwrapped and displayed with much publicity for just one month. It would be good as the community gives thanks this year, that it also commits to helping the poor for the long term.
The things that matter endure. We think of people who are less fortunate. We make more effort to donate. We try harder to see the other fellow's point of view. We sing together. We offer "best of the season" and really mean it when greeting total strangers.
The good news is that the holiday spirit that warms your heart this time of year need not be limited to the holiday season. Need never takes time off.
Let the tradition endure.
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A few words about Civil Radio
Civil Radio was founded in 1993 as a result of a collaboration of NGOs, local communities, and civil organizations. The aim of the founders was to give voice to civic initiatives and strengthen civil control.
The principle of the radio is that the programme makers, editors and presenters should be volunteers with only a small board and paid staff to manage and provide the necessary background. Our radio is not a medium that works with paid, professional journalists but with active citizens representing real issues which are not presented in the mass media. The success of the two decades behind us proves that this is a valuable operation. This small radio station that broadcasted only a few hours at the start now has expanded to a "big" radio, in which 150 volunteers make radio shows for a 24 hour daily broadcast.
We could say that we are a "big" radio broadcast as we have 24 hour broadcasting and reach roughly 2 million people, but in fact we are no bigger than a family — our staff providing the conditions for the show makers is still very small. Our budget is 20 times less than the other radio stations in Budapest, but it is still too much to manage for such a small community, and without the support of the state it is always a challenge for us to scrape up this amount year after year.
Civil Radio is not a traditional medium. Radio is not a profit making business for us — it is about expressing independent, free opinions. We do not want to tailor Civil Radio to the needs of financial investors and politicians who do not favour us anyway.
We intentionally keep ourselves away from petty, low-level party politics because the participants of political life did a lot for the division of Hungarian people and the whole society in order to manipulate them with demagogy. We keep the dirt of politics out of our doors, rather, we support dialogue and regular conversation between various groups of the society. Under the surface, the benefits of this radio station on society are evident, but this is not a topic in the mass media because it is not in the interest of the profit makers to reveal an affordable and just cause.
Why is Civil Radio different?
There are many other forms of media, but the independent, free community radios have almost disappeared in Hungary. There is no other radio that thematically aims to present social issues and give publicity to citizen activities and initiatives operating in Hungary.
Civil Radio is a trustworthy medium — we have never tried to keep our radio alive by getting support from business companies or political parties. The authenticity of our voice has always been more important for us than our survival.
The Civil Radio volunteers are activists dedicated to their work rather than those hired to work for a fee. Our radio is an open workshop where a community of active citizens gets together to do something for their own life.
We do not follow the patterns of other media. Our mission cannot be easily defined and categorized. We speak differently on programs compared to the mainstream — we are not professionals. Our voices sometimes stammer or stutter, but it is more important for us what we say rather than how we say it. We are "just" representing the voices of issues not covered by anybody else.
It is not our goal to show the world from one perspective, or to speak in only one style or taste. The diversity of our volunteers, shows, and musical profile demonstrate that our way of representation cannot be compared with any other media.


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GMS Estates Limited, represented by Curchod & Co, has let a 3,103 sq ft storage and distribution property at 2 Grove Park in Alton, Hampshire to GW Imports.
The property has been taken on a new five-year lease at a rent of £25,000 per annum.
Matthew Seary of Curchod & Co in Farnham said, "This mid terrace industrial unit is located within a short distance of the town centre, the mainline railway station and the A31, which provides a direct link with the A3, the A331 and the M3. Modern properties such as this, with good access to the region's arterial routes and centres of population are in high demand from companies that are involved in importing, exporting and logistics."


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SKIL OFFERING FREE COVID VACCINATIONS
June 9, 2021 / 0 Comments
by Andy Rausch and Joe Reinecker
A federal grant to assist getting people within the disability community Covid-19 vaccination shots is allowing SKIL to provide free vaccinations at their annual customer appreciation picnics. "It came to us that we were already having these picnics, so we thought, how about we marry these two things together," explains SKIL President/CEO Shari Coatney.
Coatney says SKIL initially wondered if such a thing would be possible, but by partnering up with Labette Health, the idea became a reality. "We're doing the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, because it's a one and done, meaning the recipient only needs the one shot to be vaccinated," Coatney explains. "That way the person doesn't have to worry about a follow-up appointment."
Coatney hopes that if people within the disability community trust SKIL, then the organization's efforts in getting people vaccinated will help people to trust the vaccination process.
There are also practical considerations. "We know that sometimes people get out to come to our events, when they don't get out for other reasons," Coatney says. "So having the vaccination available at an event that SKIL has is obviously a good way to get those people access."
The vaccinations are free to SKIL customers and DSWs, but just as the events are open to the public, the vaccinations are also free and open to the public. Coatney says there will also be incentives, such as giveaways and drawings for prizes (some of which will likely be monetary).
There will be six SKIL customer appreciation picnics, as well as the annual ADA celebration. Vaccinations will be available at all of them. The dates and locations of these events are as follows: Columbus picnic, June 10th, Chanute picnic, June 24th, ADA celebration in Parsons, July 27th, Independence picnic, August 12th, Sedan picnic, August 26th, Pittsburg picnic, September 9th, and Fredonia, September 30th.
SKIL hopes to see everyone in these communities come out for free hot dogs and chips, as well as the free vaccination shots.
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Dream Casting: Animal Man
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Dream Casting is an imaginative look at the casting process of potential Hollywood projects based on comics and other media. This isn't just about what is being made; this is about what should be made, and who we think should be the stars.
This week I'm looking at a groundbreaking DC comic from the 1980s: Animal Man by writer Grant Morrison and penciller Chas Truog. Across 26 issues, Morrison and Truog (and a few guest artists) told a superhero story unlike any that had come before.
More Dream Casting
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Animal Man is a second-string hero and also a regular guy named Buddy Baker, who has a wife and two kids. As stranger and stranger events occur around him, he begins to understand the nature of his world — that he's a character in a story, providing entertainment for unseen observers. In the story's climax he seeks out and confronts the writer who controls his fate.
With so many superhero movies these days, it's the perfect time to adapt a genre deconstruction like Animal Man for the screen. I've cast many of the major roles, but I left out the two Baker children, because they're both under ten and ultimately you just have to have an open call for that sort of thing.
Armie Hammer as Buddy Baker
Armie Hammer was almost Batman, but the closest he's come to playing a superhero is in the disastrous The Lone Ranger. But with the acclaim he's getting now for Call Me By Your Name, his career seems to have finally recovered, and plus he's proven he has the acting skill for the particularly complex superhero role that is Animal Man.
Emma Stone as Ellen Baker
Ellen Baker needs to be someone who can hold her own in scenes with her superheroic husband, and Emma Stone (La La Land) definitely has what it takes.
Andy Serkis as Crafty the Coyote
I considered casting someone from animation to play this Wile E. Coyote analogue who's been exiled to a more realistic world, but part of the point is that existing in Animal Man's world makes him seem like a creepy monster. The master of mo-cap acting, Andy Serkis (War for the Planet of the Apes) will find his own take on a cartoon come to horrifying life.
Brett Gelman as the Truck Driver
The unnamed truck driver who hunts down Crafty Coyote is a disturbed and sad figure, which is perfect for Brett Gelman (Stranger Things 2).
Brian Cox as the Red Mask
The Red Mask is an aging supervillain who just doesn't have it in him anymore. Brian Cox (Rise of the Planet of the Apes) is particularly great at playing that kind of weariness.
Zahn McClarnon as James Highwater
Zahn McClarnon (Fargo) is one of the best Native American actors working today and would bring a unique presence to the professor who's instrumental in Buddy coming to a larger understanding of the nature of his world.
Ricky Whittle as Mirror Master
Mirror Master doesn't get all that much characterization in the comic, but with such a genre-bending superhero story, it's important to have one straightforward supervillain to contrast with the narrative weirdness. Ricky Whittle (American Gods) has an intensity that will work great in the role.
Mackenzie Gray as Mr. Lennox
If you've watched Legion, you know how creepy Mackenzie Gray can be, and that's exactly what's needed for this bonechilling hit man.
James McAvoy as Grant Morrison
I considered casting Morrison as himself, but this should really be a younger writer. James McAvoy (X-Men: Apocalypse) has the right look and his own Scottish accent, plus he's a strong enough actor to make the most of his one scene, which is really just a conversation with his creation.


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Q: Storing id (or other data) in  I have a select with a list of options. To user is displayed user friendly name, however in system I work with id's.
I am thinking of a solution with dinamically denerated select element id's (see example), as I form everything via php and it's not a problem to make id look like "select_opt_"+id in database. Do you know may be more efficient way to use "option" like (id_non_visible => shown_name_visible)?
Example:
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So my question is, is there more elegant and common way to store additional data?

A: You should just rely on value property. That's what it was made for:
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Also, value's value will get posted when the form that contains the select is submitted.
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SBU News > Newsroom > Press Release > General > Stony Brook's Dental School Provides Free Preventive Services to Riverhead Elementary School Students
Stony Brook's Dental School Provides Free Preventive Services to Riverhead Elementary School Students
$25,000 Donation From the LICF Reinforces Outreach Efforts
At a Suffolk County Department of Health event in 2012, Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine professionals provided oral healthcare services to Riverhead schoolchildren.
STONY BROOK, NY, March 29, 2013 — Stony Brook University's School of Dental Medicine (SDM) has launched a comprehensive School-Based Dental Health program through which it is providing free preventive oral healthcare services to all elementary school students in the Riverhead Central School District. In December, the Long Island Community Foundation (LICF) donated $25,000 to develop and build a sustainable dental care community outreach program targeting at-risk child populations across Long Island.
In Phase One of the project, which was completed in October, a dental team consisting of a pediatric dental faculty member, two pediatric dental residents, a dental hygienist and a dental assistant demonstrated dental hygiene techniques to more than 2,000 students in grades K–4. The team also discussed the importance of good nutrition, handed out goodie bags containing toothbrushes and toothpaste, and distributed dental education pamphlets. Students from grades 1-3 home received a letter addressed to parents that explained Stony Brook's School-Based Dental Health program and included a health history/permission form for parental consent.
Phase Two of the program was initiated in November and ran through January. It included free oral health screenings, dental cleanings, fluoride treatment and sealants for first-year molars to all students who had parental permission in the school district's four elementary schools. A dental summary report was sent home to parents that detailed the services provided and indicated whether additional treatment was needed.
The Third Phase of the program is for children who need additional or urgent dental care (such as treating cavities) but who do not have a dental care provider. The SDM can provide these services via the Mobile Dental Clinic on a fee-for-services basis. The Mobile Dental Clinic, which is fully equipped with three state-of-the-art dental operatories and is ADA-compliant, will provide these services at the Suffolk County Health Center in Riverhead one month after preventive services are performed. In addition, families without dental insurance will be provided with information on how to obtain it.
Children at any of the elementary schools in the Riverhead Central School District participating in the program are eligible for follow-up treatment.
"One of the goals of the School of Dental Medicine is to reach out to every child on Long Island who does not have access to dental healthcare services," said Ray C. Williams, DMD, Dean of the School of Dental Medicine. "The School has a Mobile Dental Clinic and we provide care in a number of school-based programs, but there are still many children in need of our services. I am grateful for the support of the Long Island Community Foundation, which will increase our ability to bring dental care to more children in need."
According to David Okorn, Executive Director of LICF, taking that extra step to ensure that Long Island's underserved populations get the care they need is one of the reasons why the LICF donated $25,000 to Stony Brook.
"Pediatric dental care is vital, especially among the region's uninsured and low-income populations," said Okorn. "Having a dental program on site at elementary schools is an efficient way to educate children about oral hygiene and address urgent issues for those children with dental disease, and we're excited to be partnering with Stony Brook University in this endeavor," he said.
"This program is all about preventive care," said Dr. Rhona Sherwin, Clinical Associate Professor and Director of Pediatric Outreach for the Department of Orthodontics and Pediatric Dentistry at the SDM.
Dr. Sherwin, who supervises the dental team at the Riverhead schools, cited the importance of prevention in not just preserving teeth but improving the overall health of the child. "Some parents might say, 'It's only a baby tooth, why fix it?' An infection can lead to other medical problems. So it is important we identify and treat caries to circumvent serious oral diseases."
She explained how a small act, such as administering an oral exam or educating children about proper dental care, provides positive oral health habits that will last a lifetime.
Dr. Sherwin cited the high-profile, tragic case of Deamonte Driver, a 12-year-old boy from Prince George's County, Maryland, who died six years ago after an infection from an untreated abscessed tooth spread to his brain. Although an extreme example, Deamonte's case highlights the importance of access to oral healthcare. Equally crucial is education about access; specifically, letting those in the community know where and how they can receive services.
Carol Sloane, RDH, Assistant Dean of Allied Dental Education and Director of Clinical Operations at the SDM, said that Long Island's underserved populations often don't know that their school-age children are eligible for programs such as the one Stony Brook offers.
"When you have a program like this, it benefits the entire school district — from the children and parents to the teachers and school nurses," she said.
The SDM also partners with the Suffolk County Dental Society to find local providers who can treat these children. "The goal of the project is to raise the awareness of the importance of oral health, decrease dental disparities and improve access to dental care," said Sloane.
Agreements to offer the same services for students in several other school districts are pending.
Marie Smith, Director of Donor Relations and Communications for the LICF, said she is hoping the SDM program grows beyond the Riverhead Central School District.
"This would demonstrate that not only is it successful, but maybe other areas can get much needed help," she said. "Having this program out there is a nice model for getting the uninsured and low-income populations the services they normally would not receive."
About Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine
The primary mission of the Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine is to educate caring and skilled dentists who are well prepared to enter private practice or enter graduate or specialty training programs. The School also serves the profession with its continuing education programs and promotes the mission of Stony Brook University and Stony Brook Medicine through collaborative efforts in teaching, research and service.
About the Long Island Community Foundation
The Long Island Community Foundation has been making grants to improve our region and helping donors with their philanthropy since 1978. We identify current and future community needs, strengthen the Island's nonprofit sector, encourage philanthropy, and with our generous donors, build a permanent endowment to address these needs. We have made more than $130 million in grants from hundreds of funds established by individuals, families and businesses. LICF is a division of The New York Community Trust, one of the country's oldest and largest community foundations.
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I came across a good article in the Calgary Herald this morning, outlining "Bill 50". This bill should be a great "weapon" in the war against the organized crime element in Alberta. While it is not enough, it is an excellent start.
I have also attached a link to Jonathan Denis's website for reference. I am impressed by Jonathan and feel that he will be a real force in Alberta politics for years to come.
Hey Mat, thanks for your comment! I did see that letter to the editor. Kent has some points, but perhaps the bills intents are overlapping? Hey, whatever works...I just want the streets safer!
Alderman Pincott...Time to Wake Up!
Iggy/Liberals to Support the Budget!
WOW! Could they be any more arrogant?
Toronto Jack... It is a Matter of Confidence!
No Bail for Gangsters? Wow...what a concept!


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By: Nicky Hager and Ryan Gallagher
Why did the GCSB intercept emails to and from Solomon Island officials? Nicky Hager and Ryan Gallagher report
New Zealand spies programmed an internet mass surveillance system to intercept messages about senior public servants and a leading anti-corruption campaigner in the Solomon Islands, a top-secret document reveals.
For the first time, New Zealanders can learn about people their government has targeted as part of its role in Five Eyes, a surveillance alliance that includes New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.
The secret document, dated from January 2013, shows some of the names and other search terms that the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) entered into the internet spying system XKeyscore (scroll to end of article to read the document). XKeyscore is run by the US National Security Agency and is used to analyse vast amounts of email, internet browsing sessions and online chats that are intercepted from some 150 different locations worldwide.
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GCSB has gained access to XKeyscore through its partnership in Five Eyes, and contributes data to the system that is swept up in bulk from a surveillance base in Waihopai Valley. XKeyscore would have searched through the South Pacific communications intercepted by the GCSB and highlighted those containing the specified Solomon Islands target names and search terms.
When Prime Minister John Key talks of New Zealand's intelligence operations, he voices concern over the threat of terrorism.
In the case of the Solomon Islands, the government and civil society targets appear to be respectable people working in the best interests of their country.
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The top secret document obtained by the Herald on Sunday and US news site The Intercept gives an unprecedented insight into specific targeting by New Zealand's largest and most secretive intelligence agency. No individual foreign targets of the GCSB have ever before reached the public.
The GCSB target list features seven Solomon Islanders by name under the heading "Terms associated with Solomon Islands Government documents".
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The names are a who's who of senior public servants in the Solomon Islands government at the time the list was written. They include Barnabas Anga, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Robert Iroga, Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister, Dr Philip Tagini, Special Secretary to the Prime Minister, Fiona Indu, senior Foreign Affairs official, James Remobatu, Cabinet Secretary, and Rose Qurusu, a Solomon Islands public servant.
John Key says new claims around intelligence collection are wrong - but he won't say why. He also says the GCSB is acting legally - but won't say how. And he says we are spying - but won't say on who. The Prime Minister has fronted media after a day of controversy caused by the publication of documents taken by whistleblower Edward Snowden while a contractor for the United States' National Security Agency.
Targeting emails associated with these officials would have provided day-by-day monitoring of the internal operation of the Solomon Islands government, including its negotiations with the New Zealand, Australian and other Five Eyes governments.
The target list includes the usernames of the senior public servants' computer accounts. The surveillance was tailored to intercept documents they or other officials sent between each other.
For Philip Tagini, the list has "ptagini" and for James Remobatu "jremobatu" - most likely because their email addresses in the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet are written ptagini@pmc.gov.sb and jremobatu@pmc.gov.sb. Emails with attached word documents authored by them or with these usernames would have been intercepted at Waihopai, or at another Five Eyes base, tagged as "Solomon Islands Government" intelligence and made accessible through US intelligence databases.
The seventh person caught up in the GCSB's surveillance sweep is the leading anti-corruption campaigner in the Solomons, Benjamin Afuga. For several years he has run an online publication that exposes corruption, often publishing leaked information and documents from whistleblowers within the government. It has a large following.
In January 2013, when he was featured on the GCSB XKeyscore list, Afuga was in the news saying: "I think it is time that Solomon Islanders must rise up and not see corruption as a normal thing. Corruption is bad ... we should rise up and tell our people that enough is enough."
His organisation, Forum Solomon Islands International, has an office next door to Transparency International in the Hyundai Mall in Honiara. The XKeyscore search was programmed so that it would intercept documents sent through email or online chats containing the words "Forum Solomon Islands", "FSII" and "Benjamin Afuga". The rest of the search terms on the Solomon Islands government intelligence list were not individual names.
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After the public servants, its next focus was the country's Cabinet ministers. The search terms included "Cabinet of the Solomon Islands", "Memorandum of the Minister of" and "conclusions of the/ solomon/ cabinet".
The Solomon Islands went through a period of ethnic violence and unstable government in the late 1990s and early 2000s known as "The Tensions". This led to the 2003 deployment to the Solomons of New Zealand, Australian and Pacific Island police and military peacekeepers. Most recently, in 2006, allegations of government corruption sparked riots in the capital, Honiara, with much of Chinatown destroyed.
This means some intelligence collection, relating to the violence and militant groups, is understandable. However, full monitoring of the government, public servants and even the anti-corruption campaigner, especially by 2013, appears disproportionate.
Renegade former US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden claimed his former employer spy agency National Security Agency has a facility in Auckland. Snowden, who is sheltering in Moscow from US attempts to extradite him on espionage charges, appeared by video link before a capacity crowd at the Kim Dotcom organised Moment of Truth event at Auckland Town Hall. Footage The Moment of Truth/YouTube
The main category on the target list where New Zealand officials had clear justification for monitoring, as part of the peacekeeping mission, was militant groups. The list includes "former tension militants", "malaita eagle force" and "malaita ma'asina forum".
However, by January 2013, the date of the target list, both New Zealand and Australia were focused on withdrawing their forces from the island country and by the end of that year they were gone.
The GCSB search list also targeted the nation's "Truth and Reconciliation Commission", "TRC" and "trc report", a process set up in the aftermath of the ethnic violence.
It was modelled on South Africa's post-apartheid process and launched by Bishop Desmond Tutu during a 2009 visit.
The target document was prepared by a named GCSB officer who lives in Wellington.
The list of intelligence search terms were contained in a so-called "fingerprint", a combination of key words used to extract particular information from data about billions of internet communications and browsing sessions accessible through XKeyscore.
The existence of XKeyscore was first revealed by the Guardian in 2013, based on documents leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The documents showed that the NSA views the system as its "widest reaching" surveillance tool because it is capable of seeing "nearly everything a typical user does on the internet".
• Nicky Hager is a New Zealand-based investigative journalist and an internationally recognised expert on surveillance since the publication of his ground-breaking book Secret Power in 1996. Ryan Gallagher (@rj_gallagher) is an award-winning Scottish journalist whose work at The Intercept is focused on government surveillance, technology and civil liberties.
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Q: On the definition of cofinite. I am having some difficulty comprehending the definition of a cofinite set. I am seeking confirmation of whether my understanding is correct and some clarification on the definition.
Wikipedia provides the following definition:
Definition: A cofinite subset of a set $X$ is a subset $A$ whose complement in $X$ is a finite set. In other words, $A$ contains all but finitely many elements of $X$.
Based upon my understanding, I have come up with a definition I believe is equivalent.
Definition': Suppose there are two sets, $X$ and $A$ where $A \subset X$. $A$ is cofinite in $X$ if $A^c \cap X$ is finite, where the $c$ superscript denotes the complement.

A: Yes. It's fine.
Note that $A^c\cap X=X\setminus A$, which may be simpler to read.


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Stocks, futures and currencies roiled by Trump presidential election victory before recovering
Sophie Baker
Stock markets and currencies around the world reacted sharply Wednesday morning to news that Republican Donald Trump will be the next president of the U.S.
Safe haven assets such as gold and currencies rallied as the result of the election unfolded, showing not only likely victory for Mr. Trump, but that the Republican Party is also set to retain the Senate and House.
The Nikkei 225 was down more than 5% Wednesday morning, while the perceived safe haven of the Japanese yen was down 0.6% vs. the dollar. The FTSE All-Share index was up about 0.9% since market open, while the pound sterling was up 0.4% vs. the dollar.
The Mexican peso was down 7.4% vs. the dollar by 4:30 p.m. EST. The Central Bank of Mexico announced via its Twitter feed that it would hold a joint press conference with the government.
Gold rallied Wednesday morning, up 1% before settling for a 0.1% gain at the end of trading.
Stock index futures also were initially roiled. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures plunged more than 5% late Tuesday. The Dow recovered with a large reversal, ending trading on Wednesday up 256.95 points, a 1.4% increase. The S&P 500 closed Wednesday up 1.11%, the same as the Nasdaq.
The unexpected result of the presidential race was reflected by money manager news releases, as they predicted a period of uncertainty for markets and investors. Many likened the outcome of the election to the shock vote by the U.K. to leave the European Union.
"Contrary to polling expectations, and reminiscent of the U.K. vote for Brexit, Donald Trump has won the U.S. presidential election as those feeling left behind by technological change and globalization registered their discontent and desire for a different approach," said Peter Hensman, global strategist for the real return team at Newton Investment Management, London, in a news release. "Markets reacting with shock to the outcome as the uncertainty around quite what a Trump presidency stands for reverberates around the world."
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The day my Whole Wheat Stir-and-Pour Bread turned into this Stir-and-Pour Honey Oat Bread is the day I discovered that my family is spoiled.
Hear me out. My kids and my husband are incredible, fabulous, and godly. They are kind, gentle, and they amaze me on a daily basis. But the day I made this Honey Oat Bread for the first time, they did not blink. They did not flinch. They did not leap off the couch and run to the kitchen the very moment they smelled the deliciousness of homemade bread wafting into the living room.
They did not praise me. They did not admire me. There were no tears of joy in their eyes. Hmmfff.
I remember once when my kids were little and I told them, "I'm going to give you a special treat this afternoon!" Their eyes lit up with excitement…until later that day when I presented them with a plate of homemade cookies. They saw the "treat" and they were like, "oh." I mean, they ate them and they loved them. But homemade cookies? Special? We ate those last Thursday.
Now boxed cookies from the store? Now THAT'S a treat. Whatever my dudes.
And so it is with this Honey Oat Bread. Because of this recipe, your family can be spoiled too! They can become the ones that are so used to eating homemade bread that they no longer realize how amazing it is to be treated with such goodness!
Why? Because anyone in the world can make this bread. It requires measuring, dumping, stirring, pouring, and that's it. Do no work. Make no mess. Smell homemade bread. Eat homemade bread. Cry tears of joy. Or just sit there unphased, eating fresh, delicious bread because it is, after all, just another average Monday.
It is very worth noting that one of our college-aged sons (who no longer lives at home or eats much homemade food) came home for a haircut on a day I had made homemade bread. His face lit up, and he exclaimed joyfully over the bread on the cutting board. Rest assured, he was sent back to the dorm with a bag of sliced homemade bread and a butter knife.
So make this amazing Stir-and-Pour Oat and Honey Bread. It's easier to make this bread than it is to go to the store to buy bread. True story.
Disclaimer: No children are actually spoiled in the making of this bread.
Once upon a time I came across a recipe and thought, "Really? Could it be?" So I blended together peanut butter, honey, eggs, baking soda, and vinegar and made actual bread. It looked like bread and tasted like bread and I was amazed that indeed, it was bread. I was very, very happy. The end.
So what if I already took a bite out of this piece before I took the picture.
Be very, very shocked and amazed with me. We can make actual bread that has no grain, no gluten, and no dairy. The bread tastes delicious and had a wonderful texture! It's as simple as this Whole Wheat Stir-and-Pour Bread because just like that recipe, we simply stir together the ingredients and pour them into a baking pan. It's ridiculously easy.
Plus, we add vinegar and baking soda to the mixture, so we get to make a volcano. Who says baking isn't fun?
I decided to take a chance on this bread recipe though, because of this: I wanted to spread butter on something I could eat. (Regular bread isn't cooperating with me right now.) I also loved the idea of this bread being chuck full of protein. Peanut butter and eggs? Maybe, just maybe, I could fill the hollow places in my sons' legs.
Worried that the taste of peanut butter will overpower the bread? It has a surprisingly mild flavor. In fact, we were all wishing it tasted more peanut-buttery. Either way, just imagine how good this is with butter, jelly, or honey. I prefer it toasted with lots of butter. This probably doesn't surprise you.
Mix all ingredients together in a blender or with a hand mixer.
Pour into a well-greased 9x5" loaf pan.
Bake in a 350 degree oven for 45-50 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the bread comes out clean.
Allow the bread to sit in the pan for about 10 minutes to cool.
Remove bread from pan and cool on a rack.
Here's my homemade peanut butter recipe.
After seeing the ingredient list, you might be thinking, "Isn't this bread kind of expensive?" Sure. It costs more than wheat flour bread. But I think it's actually saving me money because on mornings I serve it for breakfast, my sons don't ask for meat. They are full after two slices. Did we ever think we'd see the day?
No matter your diet restrictions or lack thereof, I'd love to convince you to make this Peanut Butter Bread. What do you have to lose? Five minutes?
Ever tried a recipe with weird ingredients that turned out…weird? Do share. I promise this one will pleasantly surprise you!
Let us not miss the irony of the timing of this post. As you know, I currently have no oven. As great as this Stir-and-Pour Chocolate Swirl Bread recipe is, I cannot bake any right now. I made this last week before my oven died and I'm just now getting around to posting about it.
But moving on to share how to bake this Stir-and-Pour Chocolate Swirl Bread in an actual oven. This is made in a similar way to the Stir-and-Pour Cinnamon Swirl Bread. Seeing as we don't have to knead this bread (hallelujah!) it's a bit hard to actually roll this out and make lovely swirls. I simply layered this bread. I put one-third of the dough into the pan, then spread on 1/2 of the chocolate layer. Then I spread in another third of the bread dough, and spread on the remaining half of the chocolate. Finish by spreading on the last of the bread dough. Bake. Slice. Eat. Appreciate the fact that you have an oven. Amen.
Stir together flour, yeast, sucanat, salt, and water.
In a small saucepan, cook and stir together the honey, cocoa, and water until smooth.
Pour ? of the mixture into a well-buttered loaf pan.
Spread ½ of the chocolate mixture over the dough.
Spread another ? of the dough over the chocolate layer.
Sprinkle remaining ½ of the chocolate mixture over the dough.
Spread remaining dough over the top.
Raise your hand if you love this Stir-and-Pour Bread and all the greatness it offers!!
Recently when I was making a batch of Honey Whole Wheat Bread, I mixed the yeast, water, and honey in a jar. Then I walked away and got distracted by any number of activities that may have included helping to solve a math problem, answering a knock on the door, or switching a load of laundry.
Oh yeah, ya think? Sure enough, I do believe that mixture is alive and active and ready to be added to the rest of the bread ingredients. As you can imagine, my bread dough rose really well that day. I do believe I will forget I'm baking bread more often.


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Smart Grid – Where Are We?
The Illinois Energy Infrastructure Modernization Act (EIMA), often referred to as the Smart Grid Bill, was passed in the Illinois Legislature in November of 2011. Primera Engineers was part of the team that helped support passage of that legislation, and over the last several years has been part of the engineering and consulting support team for several components of the Smart Grid Bill.
The original EIMA brought about several very noticeable improvements and changes to the distribution of electricity, and some changes that were less noticeable. For example, ComEd now has an app that allows customers to see outages across the system and allows them to sign up for Outage Alerts that also communicate anticipated restoration time. Other initiatives might be less noticeable but pack a huge punch, like the installation of over 2,600 distribution automation (DA) devices, which help prevent service interruptions. These devices switch a portion of line over to another line when there is an outage. This automatic switching can keep the lights on for more customers than before the device was installed, so less people experience an outage or service interruption. Since the Smart Grid Bill passed, ComEd has also replaced over 3,600 miles of residential underground cable that had a history of faults. Likewise, more than 29,500 manholes have been refurbished and 640 miles of mainline cable has been replaced. Lastly, in areas that have had a history of weather-related outages, some overhead lines were converted to underground lines.
All this work will be particularly valuable when the next big storm rolls through and the upgrades kick into action. It is estimated that these improvements could avoid up to 700,000 customer outages per year. ComEd also recognized that it takes trained high voltage linemen to do all this work. With many of the utilities across the country modernizing their grids, linemen are in high demand. To encourage local hiring by contractors and increase the ComEd work force, ComEd built a state-of-the-art training facility in Rockford, Illinois in 2012 that can train over 500 linemen a year and in 2015 added a similar facility in Chicago. Primera provided design services for both projects.
In late 2016, the Illinois Legislature passed the Future Energy Jobs Act, which builds upon the successes of the EIMA Smart Grid Bill and provides additional benefits for Illinois utility customers. Here are some of the upgrades we can expect in the near future from the Future Energy Jobs Act:
Renewable energy development will be expanded. With it, solar energy will be jumpstarted, bringing more clean energy and development of clean energy jobs to Illinois.
Design of an energy storage roadmap to prepare for the integration of existing distribution infrastructure with new storage technology in order to harness renewable energy.
Increase Energy Efficiency benefits for consumers, which will further reduce the cost of electricity.
Provide large industrial businesses the ability to mitigate costs by allowing them to decide on their energy efficiency investments.
Protect customers in need with continued low-income assistance with energy bills, low-income solar development programs, and mitigation of costs associated with subsidization of roof-top solar by low-income customers.
Continued partnering with higher education and providers of cutting-edge technology to bring even greater innovation and reliability to the forefront.
Like Primera, the Future Energy Jobs Act seeks to protect the natural environment through conservation and sustainable practices. We are looking forward to continuing to play a role in helping Illinois become a leader in clean energy.
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Eating certain foods at the same time affects the way your body absorbs their nutrients.
Here's something to keep in mind next time you're writing a grocery list or doing meal prep. Eating certain foods at the same time won't only affect your taste buds, but will affect the way you absorb their nutrients. So if you're trying to get the best benefits from each bite, don't forget about these perfect partners.
"There are certain foods that have synergistic relationships with another," says Bonnie Taub-Dix, RDN, health influencer and blogger for Better Than Dieting. Although superfoods like kale and berries are great on their own, they could be even stronger with a little teamwork, she says, which is why we've asked nutrition experts for their favorite dynamic duos. You can get creative in the kitchen with the pairs they recommend or simply throw both ingredients into any of the 56 Smoothies For Weight Loss.
Next time you brew a mug of green tea, have some of your favorite green fruit on the side. Although the catechins in the tea convert fat into energy no matter what, they're absorbed even better when vitamin C joins the party, according to Erin Palinski-Wade, RD, CDE, author of Belly Fat Diet For Dummies. Believe it or not, kiwi is actually so full of the stuff that it has a higher concentration than an orange! So cut one of these fuzzy fruits in half and grab a spoon if you feel like boosting your metabolism while you drink.
For a snack that will prevent you from future snacking, Erin recommends mixing a handful of blueberries into a bowl of cottage cheese. Because the fruit is high in fiber and the cheese lumps are rich in slow-releasing casein protein, this is a combo that will keep you satiated until your next meal. Do yourself a favor and don't keep these apart.
We know blackberries taste delicious on their own, but if you haven't been eating them with cubes of tofu, you've been missing out. Besides being full of protein, Erin tells us that tofu's rich vitamin D content can help your body absorb more of the fruit's calcium. Throw these two ingredients into a salad bowl or a blender and your bones will thank you.
Even a superfood like kale needs a partner in crime, so if you're a vegetarian struggling to squeeze enough iron into your diet, pay close attention to this one. According to Taub-Dix, the iron found in kale is better absorbed when strawberries add their vitamin C into the mix. Looks like you've got a fruit salad in your future!
Just because you don't like carrots doesn't mean you have to give up on improving your eye health. By incorporating avocado and spinach combos into your diet, you can prevent the age-related macular degeneration and cataracts that the American Optometric Association says can lead to impaired vision and blindness. The healthy fats in avocado and the lutein antioxidant in spinach work together to boost eye health, so add these to your next meal if you want to help your food help you.
Whether you're mixing them into your overnight oats, whipping up a smoothie, or alternating between bites, only good things can come from combining almond butter and bananas. The fiber and protein in the nut butter works against the sugar in the fruit, keeping you from an unpleasant crash. Sounds nuts, we know, but as the almonds slow down the rate at which your body absorbs the sugar, your glucose levels remain more stable. You'd be bananas not to try this trick out.
We know coconut oil works wonders for your hair and skin, but don't get so caught up in slathering it on your body that you forget to put it in — especially if you've got hemp seeds lying around. Angela Onsgard, RDN, nutritionist at Miraval Resorts explains that the magnesium in the seeds, which help with sleep issues, bone density, and hypertension prevention, are much better absorbed when joined by the medium-chain triglycerides in coconut oil. Wondering how to incorporate these ingredients into your diet? Consider adding them to homemade protein bars or granola, but if you're stressed for time, they work as an overnight-oats topper as well.
We probably won't have to try too hard to convince you to pencil this pair onto your grocery list. Both are yummy additions to salads, loaded toast slices, and egg dishes, but they've got even more going for them than their great taste. Sweet potatoes are full of vitamin A that helps protect vision and support cell growth, which is helped along by the monounsaturated fats in avocados.
Kale has been labeled a superfood for a reason. The veggie is so full of vitamin A and K that it can knock out your recommended daily dose of both nutrients — and then some! With the nut butter's monounsaturated fats to speed things up, these vitamins can be absorbed even faster. But don't stop there; there are 10 Superfoods Better Than Kale just waiting for a spot in your kitchen.
Your salad just got a whole lot healthier. Even though baby spinach can do amazing things on its own thanks to its vitamin K content, those benefits are no match for what happens when walnuts enter the scene. The omega-3 fatty acids in the nuts boost the vitamin's absorption, which means boosting cell growth, blood circulation, and bone strength, according to Nancy Teeter, RDN. If you aren't adding walnuts to your salads already, go nuts and sprinkle a handful over your bowl next time around.
It's time to give your hot chocolate a makeover with this sweet and spicy combo. Pair metabolism-boosting cayenne peppers with antioxidant-rich cocoa powder in a steaming mug in the winter, and then mix the ingredients into a bowl of stove-popped popcorn instead when temps rise. If keeping your taste buds happy with this healthy snack isn't a win-win, we don't know what is!


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Q: Jest - RTK: Assert unwrapped dispatch that fails in component I have a component where I dispatch an action when clicking a button.
<button onClick={() => onAccept()} hidden>Test btn accept</button>

On Accept
  const onAccept = () => {
    console.log('onAccept');
    onConfirm() // equals to --> dispatch(someThunk())
      .unwrap()
      .then(() => {
        console.log('onConfirm resolved');
        dispatch(openModal('success', onSuccessMessage));
      })
      .catch((error) => {
        console.error(error || 'Error - testing message');
        dispatch(openModal('error', onErrorMessage));
      });
  };

As per documented in Redux Tool Kit the unwrap method throws a promise.
So I'm relying on mockReturnValue to return a rejected promise from unwrap.
onConfirm.mockReturnValue({ unwrap: () => Promise.reject('onConfirm rejected') });

However, I cannot assert that the dispatched thunk failed.
This is the test
it('shows an error modal if onConfirm method fails', async () => {
  // let unwrap fail the dispatched action
  onConfirm.mockReturnValue({ unwrap: () => Promise.reject('onConfirm rejected') });

  const consoleErrorSpy = jest.spyOn(console, 'error');
  consoleErrorSpy.mockImplementation(() => {});

  render(<ConfirmModal onConfirm={onConfirm} onClose={onClose} button={{ label: 'Continue' }} />, {});

  expect(screen.getByText('Test btn accept')).toBeInTheDocument();

  fireEvent.click(screen.getByText('Test btn accept'));

  // tried all these
  expect(onConfirm).toThrow();
  expect(onConfirm.mock.calls).toThrow(); // mock calls is 0!
  expect(consoleErrorSpy).toHaveBeenCalledWith('onConfirm rejected');
});

I can "confirm" in the console that onAccept is failing in the test:
  console.log
    onAccept

      at onAccept (src/components/modals/confirmModal.js:24:13)

  console.error
    onConfirm rejected

      30 |       })
      31 |       .catch((error) => {
    > 32 |         console.error(error || 'Error - testing message');

Extras:
I was checking the output from onAccept mocked fn and it says that it has no calls.
// after firing onClick btn
expect(onConfirm.mock).toBe('get calls');

{"calls": [[]], "instances": [undefined], "invocationCallOrder": [6], "lastCall": [], "results": [{"type": "return", "value": {"unwrap": [Function unwrap]}}]}

Some sources I've checked:
How to assert an async method throwing Error using toThrow with Jest
Jest assert promise resolved with object containing
Can you write async tests that expect toThrow?


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$200bn stolen money stashed in Dubai – Shehu Sani
APC Senator, Shehu Sani has said that over $200 billion was being stashed away in the United Arab Emirates, UAE, specifically, its global financial hub, Dubai, by corrupt Nigerians.
Senator Sani said he was making the revelation from the point of strength as the chairman, Senate Committee on Foreign and Domestic Debts, as well as Vice Chairman, Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs.
He said: "Corrupt Nigerians have stashed unbelievable amount of monies in Dubai alone in the name of estates acquisition, purchase of exotic houses and business partnership in the last 16 years. Some have stashed raw cash. This is why the US, and Europe are making conditions for laundering of money into their countries very difficult.
"These crooks have now found it conducive to use the Middle East and South East Asia as their destinations. They use names of their cronies, family members and friends to siphon public funds out of Nigeria.
"Some of them are APC members, who had their political upbringing in the then ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
"Sooner than later those who are parading themselves as Buhari's friends, but are corrupt, will be interrogated, prosecuted because the President does not know friend or relation as far as the fight against corruption is concerned."
"It was based on the information on the quantity and quality of the assets of corrupt Nigerians, that President Buhari had to sign that agreement with UAE at Abu Dhabi. I can tell you that it was smart and patriotic move.
"Let me advise the President to steer clear of hypocrites, because it is better to live with an enemy than hypocrite because hypocrite derives joy from stabbing one's back.
"Over $200 billion Dollars are stashed away from Nigeria to Dubai alone. This may the monies stolen since in the past 20 years. I am not talking about estates and bonds and other securities bought with Nigeria stolen money.
"Buhari is going to recover all these monies and assets with the help of UAE.
"If you notice now, since the agreement, some of the corrupt persons are now rushing to Dubai to effect changes in the ownerships of the ill-gotten assets. But, they are just wasting their time.
"President Buhari needs the support of all Nigerians to wipe out corruption from the country. The President is on rescue mission. He needs our support.
"We cannot sit down idly and watch people sabotaged Buhari, and I can tell you that since Buhari went to Dubai, there were three attempts to sabotage Buhari's government.
"The first one was that they planted a story in newspapers that there was crisis in Buhari's government because he went to Dubai;
"The second one was that they planted fake lists of Nigerians that have property in Dubai, while we were waiting for the original list of those who have houses in Dubai. And the third one was to sponsor foreign media to discredit Buhari's economic policies", he said.
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It's great to join this community. I've been a regular contributor at MobyGames but I've taken a slight hiatus. In the meantime I've found this awesome site and wanted to contribute a bit here. I've started work on the maps for Power Blade 2 for the NES. I've completed the first level and will commence work on the remaining 5 or 6 levels later this week. I've also noticed a few "novelty" maps that other users have submitted such as ones for sports games or fighting games. I'm not knocking these of course since I think they're fantastic but I've also made a few including one for Blades of Steel which I can submit if it's deemed appropriate. Please let me know if this all sounds good and I look forward to many contributions. Regards.
Welcome! Always nice to meet new mappers ready to have a go at contributing!
I've received your map of the Blades Of Steel rink. I mentioned a couple tweaks that will make it just right.


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Dr. Irini K. Kutoroff is an Adjunct Professor of History and Political Science at Fairleigh-Dickinson University (FDU). She earned her Ph.D. in International Relations from the University of Arizona, a M.A. in International Political Economy from the University of South Florida, and three B.A.'s: Political Science, History, and English. Her research interests include international law and the causes of war, culminating in the publication of IGOs,Polarity, and the Onset of War: A Multivariate Analysis (1995); the European Union, Latin America, IPE, and Intellectual History.
She presently teaches a Senior Research Seminar, U.S. Constitutional History, and Intellectual History to juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Her teaching abilities have earned her The Excellence in Teaching Award (2008), as well a Nomination for Professor of the Semester (2002). Dr. Kutoroff is a past president of the NPSA Women's Caucus, and has chaired and presented a number of academic papers at the ISA, NPSA, SPSA, and WPSA.
Dr. Kutoroff has been involved in the Cherry Hill, N.J. School District. She has co-chaired the Budget Committee, helped spearhead a multimillion dollar school renovation program; spoken to various constituents about educational programs; and has successfully run an election campaign to elect a candidate to the Board of Education. She participates in community events and encourages young people to vote.


A rainstorm rolled across Phoenix last Friday, and the FAA demonstrated that, if they want to, they can immediately change departure routes. To residents in the historic neighborhoods along Grand Avenue, to the northwest, the early turns provided a much quieter evening, a break from the hell FAA turned on last September 18th. But, to residents a couple miles to the east, the early turns helped them to directly understand why so many in Phoenix are so upset at FAA.
The departure changes are depicted in the following three screen-captures from FlightAware; orange is the designed NextGen noise-impactful route, and green is the route flown during the weather event.
When Southwest Flight 1811 to San Jose took off at 9:29PM, they were issued an immediate right turn and flown through the middle of the painted intense weather (yellow). Flights to San Jose normally go due west, the way departures did before last September's NextGen implementation (orange line).
JetBlue Flight 602 took off at 10:29PM, via the YOTES2 on a redeye flight for Boston. Like all others during the two hours, the crew made an immediate right turn (green) and created a noise impact zone roughly two miles east of the normal route (orange).
One of the first reroutes was at 9:14PM, American Flight 436 to SFO. Note that after rushing to depart into the weather, the flight was issued a delay loop and additional delay vectors for sequencing at SFO, where there was a normal arrival flow (averaging 35 per hour) onto parallel runways, and a cloud layer at 1,500 feet. So much for NextGen.
…which begs the question (in the tweet below): if FAA can safely and efficiently modify departing flights to deal with a rainstorm, as they did last Friday, why can't they modify departing flights to fix the NextGen NOISE STORM they have created?
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Q: DHCP VLAN not working on the client side? I have developed a server using Linux. The server is a DHCP VLAN server consisting of two VLANs 110 and 120. I am trying to get it working to the client side.
My /etc/network/interfaces for VLAN 110
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback

#VLAN 110
auto enp0s9.110
iface enp0s9.110 inet static
    address 192.168.110.1
    netmask 255.255.255.0
    network 192.168.110.0
    broadcast 192.168.110.255
    vlan_raw_device enp0s9

My /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server IPv4 Interface
INTERFACESv5="enp0s9.110 enp0s10.120"

My /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf configuration for VLAN 110
subnet 192.168.110.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
    option domain-name testdom.local;
    option domain-name-servers ns1.testdom.local;
    range 192.168.110.60 192.168.110.100;
    option routers 192.168.110.1;
    option broadcast-address 192.168.110.255;
}

My client side on Ubuntu terminal for VLAN 110
# VLAN 110 for Ubuntu Client
auto enp0s8
iface enp0s8 inet dhcp
     gateway 192.168.110.1

Rebooted the client machine...
I ran ip addr show enp0s8 and I get the address line of
inet 169.254.9.100/16 brd 169.254.255.255 scope link enp0s8:avahi

A: Since, as told in a comment by OP, the client is supposed to get tagged frames, then it's up to the client's system to untag it for normal operations. That means the client needs an additional vlan interface to untag the frames.
The vlan package should be installed, mostly for its plugin vlan-interfaces provided to ifupdown. The untagged interface can then be configured by replacing the network settings with:
# VLAN 110 for Ubuntu Client
auto enp0s8.110
iface enp0s8.110 inet dhcp
     gateway 192.168.110.1

When following this convention (raw interface name + vlan id), the interface enp0s8 will be used by default as underlying raw/link interface. This raw interface should then never be assigned an IP because it doesn't make much sense (except if for example you also receive on the wire already untagged packets from an other VLAN, then that's fine).


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Q: Replace or move specific value with numbers series I'm looking for a specific script do move or replace some specific value's in difference cells.
I show your a example, maybe it's more clear.
I have a lot of this cells:

moving barn 1990/01
rebuild house 1990/212
moving house 1992/23 * changing
rebuild 54 barn 92/12

Like this as result.

1990/01
1990/212
1992/23
92/12

Now I want to move the year/number to another cell.
Or recplace the value with only the year/number.
But the year/number is not always on the end of the cell.
And the year/number, number is not always 2 digits.
I'm looking for some script that can find the following things:
(x = number)
xxxx/xx
xxxx/xxx
And that moved to another cell.
Hopefully do you understand what I mean and can you help me with this problem.

A: I recommend regExp. See here for all of this.
Sub RegexReplace()

    Dim objRegExp As Object
    Dim colMatches As Object
    Dim s As String
    Dim vDB As Variant, vR() As Variant
    Dim r As Long, i As Long

    Set objRegExp = CreateObject("VBscript.RegExp")
    objRegExp.Pattern = "[0-9]{1,4}/[0-9]{1,3}"
    objRegExp.IgnoreCase = True
    objRegExp.Global = False

    vDB = Range("a1", Range("a" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp))
    r = UBound(vDB, 1)

    ReDim vR(1 To r, 1 To 1)
    For i = 1 To r
        s = vDB(i, 1)
        If objRegExp.Test(s) Then
           Set colMatches = objRegExp.Execute(s)
           vR(i, 1) = colMatches.item(0)
        End If
    Next i
    Range("c1").Resize(r, 1) = vR
End Sub

When your data is in column a as follows, extract the data in column c.