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Q: element in form is empty in IE The following code is working in FF but not in IE. There is no value of document.myform["parameters"].value in IE.
The code:
function form_elements()
{
   if(document.myform.elements["parameters"].value == '')
    {
       myform_values = ......
    }
}

 <form method="post" name="myform">
  <div id="parameters_info">
    <select id="parameters" name="parameters" onfocus="e =form_elements();" >
        <?php
            foreach($params_name as $name)
              {
                if($name == $param_posted)
              {
                  echo "<option selected>$name</option>";
              }
              else
              {
                  echo "<option>$name</option>";
              }
            }

        ?>
      </select>
</div>
</form>

I tried also document.myform["parameters"].value but the value is empty.
My options are like:
<option>1234</option>
<option>234a</option>

And i want that the value of the option will be in the function.
10x,
Ronny

A: You need to give a value to each option. Also, you cannot get the selected option using the value of the select tag. You need to use:
var selectedOption = document.myform.parameters.options[document.myform.parameters.options.selectedIndex].value;

A: <option>1234</option>
1234 - is a text of an option.
<option value="1234">1234</option>
Now 1234 - is a text and value.

A: That should be:
document.forms["myform"].elements["parameters"].options[document.forms["myform"].elements["parameters"].selectedIndex].text

...or you can use a function like this, which returns an array of values from any field type:
function getFieldValueArray(fld, frm) {
   // fld may be a field object or a field name
   // frm may be an index or a name, defaults to document.forms[0] when needed and not supplied
   //function returns an array of values
   var form = frm ? document.forms[frm] : document.forms[0];
   var field = (typeof(fld) == "object") ? fld : form.elements[fld];
   var valueArray = new Array();
   var multinode = (field.length>1) ? true : false;
   var type = field.type;
   if (!type) {
      type = field[0].type;
      }
   switch(type) {
      case "radio": //fall-through intentional
      case "checkbox":
         if (multinode) {
            for (i=0; i<field.length; i++) {
               if (field[i].checked) {
                  valueArray.push(field[i].value);
                  }
               }
            }
         else {
            if (field.checked) {
               valueArray.push(field.value);
               }
            }
         break;
      case "select-one": //fall-through intentional
      case "select-multiple":
         var options = field.options;
         for (i=0; i<options.length; i++) {
            if (options[i].selected) {
               valueArray.push(options[i].value ? options[i].value : options[i].text);
               }
            }
         break;
      case "text": //fall-through intentional
      case "file":
         valueArray.push(field.value);
         break;
      case "hidden":
         valueArray = field.value.split(";");
         break;
      case "textarea":
         valueArray = field.value.split("\n");
      default:
         alert("Field not found -- atGetField(" + fld.toString() + ")");
      }
   return valueArray;
   }

The function comes in rather handy when you can't be certain what type the field may be (for instance, if the field is an editable type under some circumstances and hidden under others), but once written it's an easy fallback, particularly for selects, radios and checkboxes.


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Everything You Need to Know About "Ramadan" – "A Fest of Purity and Compassion"
By: Amit Roy | on May 2, 2019
What would I do, if I am unable to feed a person who has kept Roja for the whole day?" Hajrat Muhammad replied "Even a piece of date and a glass of water will work.
Feeding a Famished person coming to your way is the Sutra for the people during the Holy month of Ramadan. A fest of purity and restraint, involving prolonged fasting practices. The fast is intended to bring the faithful closer to God and to remind them of the suffering of those less fortunate. People often donate to charities during the month and feed the hungry. Fasting is an exercise in self-restraint. It's seen as a way to physically and spiritually detoxify by kicking impulses like morning coffee, smoking and midday snacking.
Ramadan is a fest of doing well to the society, neighborhood and living a life as simple as possible. The Ramadan is the 9th month of the Islamic Calendar, which is celebrated with the utmost purity, hygiene and prayer offerings. The meaning of Ramadan is "Intense heat and sweltering earth, shortage of food and drink materials" defined by the Arabic vocabulary. The whole month of Ramadan is spent in charity, swam and purity by heart and body.
Historical facts about the Ramadan
The month of Ramadan is also known as "Ramzan". People from Islamic community spread over the world swam during the month of Ramzan. The month is spent in the strict resilience, offerings of 5 "Namaz" or "Ibadat". The Islamic followers around the world recite the verses of the holy Quran and those people unable to read are bind to hear the verses of this holy book. It is believed that during the month of Ramadan, the verses of Holy Quran were first revealed to the prophet Hazarat Mohammad and that's why the Muslim community started swam and following pure life during the holy month of Ramadan.
The concept of Roza
Islam followers resort to complete fasting and penance and they avoid consuming anything during the day-hours of Ramadan month. It means they have to intake their meals before the sunrise and after the sunset; only two times in a cycle of 24 hours. This is the wide concept of Roza but actually, it is much more than swam or fast for the day. The Roza is time for self-reconstruction to purify the body and the mind. The Roza enforces charity, service, the sacrifice of luxuries and comforts, fosters brotherhood and restrict fighting, back-beatings and Gossips. The holy hours of Roza also advocate feeding a hungry person or "Rozadar" (The Muslim followers keeping swam for the day) during the time of "Iftar" or "Sahari".
Everyone traditionally breaks their fast like the Prophet Muhammad did some 1,400 years ago, with a sip of water and some dates at sunset. That first sip of water is by far the most anticipated moment of the day.
Ifatar and Sahari
Those people keeping fast for whole day break up their fast or swam after the sunset known as "Iftar" or "Iftari". Those people who are capable enough, they organize "Iftar-Party" and feed up the people around them. Shahari is the same concept when Rozadar wakes up early in the morning and after their "Namaz" they eat light food for the rest of the day.
Payers and offering during the Month of Ramadan
The followers are expected to offer "Namaz" 5 times in a day in their daily routines and it becomes even crucial during the time of Roza or Ramzan. The "Namaz' is a duty of every devotee that he or she should follow with a pure heart. In the month of Ramadan, the Namaz and Ibadat are organized in the nearby mosques where all of the followers gather and offer their prayers to almighty. During the Namaz, they praise the almighty superpower and ask them for their kindness called "Dua".
At the time of Namaz, devotees direct their face in the direction of the holy place of "Makka" and then they offer their prayers to Khuda. The teachings of Quran Sharif are read during the time of Namaz and prayed for the kindness of the lord and his care for them and their families.
The legend of "Shab-E-Kadar"
Shab –E-Kadar is popularly known as "Sataisa" among the Indian Islamic followers. This is a great day of the month of Ramadan which is celebrated on 27th day of Ramadan Month. It is believed that in the night of the 27th day of Ramadan, the angle popularly called "Farishta" came to the Prophet Hazarat Mohammad and revealed the verses of Quran. This day is spent in complete compassion, charity, fast and prayer. The legend of this night signifies the day when Holy Quran Sharif firstly appeared in the existence of Islamic culture and life. Most of the Muslim awake whole night on Shab-E-Kadar and read the verses of Quran. It is also believed that those people who couldn't keep on Roza every day during the time of Ramzan they can keep Roza on the day of Shab-E-Kadar and almighty God bless them with all the good fortune and freed them up from all the sins and bad Karmas. The children, sick or old people must keep Roza on the day of Shab-E-Kadar to exercise their duty towards Islam and the truth of God.
People fasting on the day of Shab-E-Kadar also offer Iftar to the incapable people, do charity and help the poorer section of society. The payers and Iftar parties are also organized on this day near the mosques, Community halls and at private spaces.
Duties of the Muslim followers during the holy month of Ramadan –
The teachings of Quran also foster brotherhood, charity and faith in the god and the verses of the Quran ask all of the Muslim followers to complete their duties sincerely and contribute in the upliftment of the society and neighbors. These duties become crucial and part of the daily lives of Muslim followers. These duties are –
Roza- The first and foremost duty of an Islam follower is to keep "Roza" during the month of Ramadan.
"Quran Tilwat" is a must. All of the Islamic followers should read the verses of Quran Sharif and those who are unable to read they must hear it.
"Tarawih Namaz" offering. Though all five Namaz offering is must yet the Namaz read in the night is a special duty for the Muslim followers.
"Ittefaq" is another duty of the Islamic followers. The people sitting with community members pray to the almighty power for the goodness of the community. This sitting is done at a public area keeping silence all over the place during the Ittefaq prayer.
Zakat – Zakat is a must to do the duty of every adult Muslim who is earning a livelihood. This is believed that every Muslim should donate 2.5% of his/her total annual income to uplift society and to help the poor.
Neki – This is also a duty of Muslim to donate generously to the incapable section of the society in order to help them out from starvation and basic needs accomplishments.
Dua – Offering prayers and thanking God for his kindness and blessing is must during the time of Ramadan.
Apart from all these things keeping one self away from gossips, sexual activities, Back –Beatings and Fights is also must during the time of Ramadan.
The first day of Shaivaal
The first day of Shaivaal month of the Muslim calendar brings a lot of joy with biggest festival of the Islam, popularly known as "Eid-Ul-Fitr". The people start their day by going to the nearby mosque and offering Namaz with community members. People also Offer Dua to Khuda. "Dua" are offered to the lord for keeping the Rozadar on the go during the pure month of Ramadan. The day is observed with the exchange of gifts and money among friends and families. The day is observed as the successful accomplishment of the holy month and start of a new month with all the purity and blessing of the Khuda.
The Flavorful Iftar
This is the best part of the festivals. If you are among them who think that what would be the meaning of dishes and yummy preparation during the month of Swam or Fast, then this is just for you. There are a number of dishes and food preparations are done for the Iftar and Shahri. The final day of celebration of Eid has also its own charm of Meals. So here some of the yummiest food items are mentioned for you to known about the meals prepared during the holy month of Ramadan and Eid.
In India, the meals of iftar and Shari majorly include fruit Salads, Lamb/chicken curries, Loaves of bread and Buns, Butter, sweets and Sharbat (Juices/lime water). Yet there are some traditional meals prepared during the time of Ramadan.
Dates – Muslim people break their fast with 3 pieces of dates and water.
Shorba – Commonly known as soups are the main part of Shahri or Iftar. People make different kinds of soups made up of vegetables and Meats.
Fattoush – This is a traditional salad made up with fresh vegetables and topped with baked or fried slices of bread and dressed with pomegranate seeds. This is the must-have meal for the people keeping Roza.
Dry fruits and Juices – People usually relish on the mixed preparation of dry fruits and nuts accompanied by Gulab Sharbat or juice.
Shahri Keema – It is another non -vegetarian preparation made especially for Shahri, The meal of the morning before sunrises. These preparations are full with the nutrition and fine enough for easy digest.
Recommended Read: 5 Best Food Options for Iftar During Ramzan Festival
The holy month of Ramadan gets concluded with the arrival of the next Islamic month of "Shaivaal "and celebration of Eid-Ul-Fitr. The month of Ramadan brings purity, harmony and inner reflection in the lives of all those people following the duties bestowed by the almighty.
So, regardless of your religion and dietary preferences, enjoy the pious feast of Iftar at your neighbour's place or the local market.
Team Railrestro wishes everyone a heartfelt "Ramadan Mubarak" and pray for the holistic developments and goodness of the Human beings. !!!!
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Karuizawa (軽井沢) was my last stop before heading home (I was in Nagano City and Okushiga Kogen prior to this). Karuizawa is a small resort town located in southeastern Nagano Prefecture, in the Chubu region of Japan. Via bullet train (Shinkansen), it is approximately 70 minutes away from Tokyo and 30 minutes away from Nagano City. This convenience makes it a perfect weekend getaway.
Known for its mild and cool summers, Karuizawa is a popular summer resort town with less than 20,000 local residents. Vacation homes are pretty common in Karuizawa. However, visitors arrive all year long due to the town's numerous tourist attractions. Karuizawa is abundant with both outdoor and indoor activities -- camp grounds, national parks, skating rinks, curling rinks, golf courses, hot springs, shopping centers (there's a huge outlet), cafés, museums, boutiques and restaurants. Skiing is also possible in nearby mountains.
Karuizawa is a quiet, beautiful town worth a visit. I would recommend visiting the Hiroshi Senju Museum (轻井泽千住博美术馆), which beautiful design meets nature. It is the brainchild of Hiroshi Senju (the first Asian to ever be bestowed with an individual award at the Venice Biennale and talented architect Ryue Nishizawa. The result is a minimalist and harmonious structure filled with beauty and essence. The museum is around 10 mins by car from Karuizawa Station.


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How do I buy kids' shoes online?
We've heard from a lot of parents about how hard it is to buy children's shoes online: Because kids' shoe sizes are almost always incorrectly sized (we have found differences of up to 5 sizes between marked and actual size!), parents often order several pairs in different sizes from online shops. And if you're lucky and one pair actually fits, the others all have to be returned. We conducted a survey of 3843 parents in 2011 and got a surprising result: Of 522 pairs of children's shoes purchased online, 450 pairs had to be returned – that's 86.2%!
Using the plus12: Place your child's foot on the plus12 and measure the length from the back of the heel to the tip of the longest toe. Make a note of the length in millimetres indicated on the measuring tape. The plus12 automatically adds 12 mm (approx. ½ inch), so you now already know how long your child's shoes have to be inside to fit well. Brand new shoes can have up to 17mm extra space to make sure they'll fit for a few months, so be sure to add 5mm to the length indicated on the plus12. Remember this number: This is the inside length any shoes you order need to have.
Using a cardboard template: Have your child stand on a piece of stiff cardboard and mark the back of the heel and the tip of the longest toe. Then add 17mm beyond the length of the toe and measure the distance between that point and the back of the heel. Remember this number: This is the inside length any shoes you order need to have.
Inform the online supplier of the inside length you need and ask them to email you with the exact inside length measurements of the models you are interested in purchasing. This way you won't have to return shoes that don't fit.
Please note: Sometimes a shoe will be long enough inside, but not fit well around the heel or ball of the foot. In this case it's best to choose another model. Shoes are mass-produced items, but every foot is different. Keep looking until you find a model that fits well.
Can I use the insole of a shoe to test the fit?
A useful but tricky method!
During our investigations we noticed that often, the length of the removable insole didn't match the inside length of the shoe. Some are too short and slide back and forth inside the shoe, others are too long and curl up at the toe. According to several children's shoe manufacturers we contacted, this is because the shoes and the insoles are made by different companies. <br> For this reason we recommend making sure that the inside length of the shoe and the insole match before using this method.
1.	Removable insole test: Can removable insoles be used to test the fit of a shoe?
Using the plus12: Take the insole out of the shoe and measure the inside length of the shoe with the plus12. Then place the plus12 on top of the insole (using the plus12 like a measuring tape or ruler) and measure its length. Only if both measurements are identical can the insole be used to check the fit of the shoe.
Without the plus12: See if you can slide the insole back and forth inside the shoe. Remove the insole from the shoe and check to see if the toe area is curled up. If the insole doesn't slide around inside the shoe and the toe is not noticeably curled, the insole can be used to test the fit of the shoe.
2.	Using removable insoles to test shoe length: Do the shoes fit?
It's a common mistake to line the child's heel up with the back edge of the insole.
Place the foot on the insole so that the heel is approximately 1cm in front of the back edge of the insole.
Measure the distance from the tip of the longest toe to the end of the insole. If this extra space measures 12-17cm, then the shoes fit.
Can I buy properly fitting shoes without taking my child along to the store?
Of course! And it's easy, too!
First you will need to measure the length of your child's foot.
Using the plus12: Place your child's foot on the plus12 and measure the length from the back of the heel to the end of the longest toe. Make a note of the length in millimetres indicated on the measuring tape. The plus12 automatically adds 12 mm (approx. ½ inch) when measuring, so you now already know the minimum inside length you'll need. Brand new shoes can have up to 17mm extra space: This ensures they'll fit for a few months. Add 5mm to the length indicated on the plus12 and remember this number. Take the plus12 to the shoe store and measure the inside length of shoes until you find one in the length you need.
Using a cardboard template:Have your child stand on a piece of stiff cardboard and mark the back of the heel and the tip of the longest toe. Then add 17mm of extra space to the length of the toe. Cut out this template in a strip about 2 fingers wide and take it with you to the shoe store. If the cardboard strip can be moved back and forth inside the shoe then it's too long; if it can't fit in the shoe without buckling, the shoe is too short.
Sometimes a shoe will not fit properly around the heel or ball of the foot. Even if they're long enough inside, shoes can be too wide or too narrow. In this case it's best to choose another model: Not every shoe fits every child's foot.
Do sandals also have to be 12 mm longer?
The front edge of sandals can be quite sharp, and if the foot doesn't have enough extra space, the toes slip over this edge with every movement.
" Children's feet grow, after all (How fast do kids' feet actually grow?) and to make sure that the sandals will fit for a few months, 12 mm extra space are just right.
"Feet-in-training": When children wear their first pair of sandals, the results can look clumsy at first. Suddenly the child's feet don't seem to work right anymore, she isn't used to the open-toed shoes, which tend to hang more loosely and get in the way when walking. Experience has shown that this phase is usually very short: children learn to walk correctly in sandals in no time at all.
How do I measure the size myself?
With the thumb test you can see straight away if the shoe fits or not. With the shoes on, have the child stand up (yes, this does make a difference!). Pressed against the toe cap of the shoe, the thumb should fit between the end of the shoe and the end of the longest toe.
Good advice! To make sure that the toes are not bent in the shoe, press the toes lightly with one hand while you measure the fit with your other hand. Always measure both feet.
And by the way: we have often wondered just how wide an average thumb is, and the answer is surprising - approximately 18 mm. This makes the thumb test, correctly applied, ideal for testing new shoes!
This is a good method to make sure that the child's foot has enough space inside the shoe.
The child should stand barefoot, or with close-fitting socks, on a piece of cardboard.
Draw the outline of both feet with a felt tipped pen.
Measure an additional 12 mm out from the longest toe (or 17 mm for new shoes).
Connect the lines and cut out the cardboard form.
The plus12 is the first precise measuring device - independent of brand and shoe size.
Can kids actually tell if their shoes fit well or if they're too short?
We asked ourselves exactly that question, because during our "Measuring Days for Kids' Feet", we were often astounded to find kids wearing shoes that were 4 or 5 sizes too small! First we checked to see if any research had been done on this subject and discovered that the issue had not yet been investigated.
As part of our second research project (funded by the Austrian Ministry of Health and the Fonds Gesundes Österreich - the fund for a healthy Austria), we developed a shoe-test track for children: Kids were given one shoe that was much too short, the other foot was fitted with a correctly-sized shoe. The test subjects were asked to walk a few steps in these shoes and were then interviewed about the fit of the shoes.
The surprising results: Children cannot feel the difference in fit clearly, and describe even shoes that are markedly shorter that the foot itself as a good fit. This is why it is particularly important to check the inside length of children's shoes on a regular basis.
How wide should kids' shoes be for an ideal fit?
The question of width is a tricky one. First of all, no research has been done to determine how wide shoes should be to fit well (just as wide as the foot? A little narrower? A little wider?), and secondly there is still no simple, dependable method of measuring the width (or girth: the circumference of the shoe at the ball of the foot) of children's shoes.
Some manufacturers do offer children's shoes in different girths (that's the circumference of the shoe at the ball of the foot), but initial investigations have shown that here, just as with length, this information is not always dependable: instead of making shoes with different widths, the shoes are often the same width, with just a different girth. This seems confusing, but all it really means is this: The shoes are just made higher at the ball of the foot, increasing the circumference but not the width. This is anything but a healthy solution, because every child's foot has a different width.
We're working on solving this problem, but until we do, the only advice we can give you is this: As troublesome as it may be, have your child try on a number of different brands. You will find that kids' shoes have different girths inside. With enough patience, you should be able to find the shoe that fits best. Although it is difficult to test, occasionally there is some extra space between the upper and the foot. Use the laces or the Velcro fastenings to adjust the girth of the shoe to fit properly.
What about shoe sizes: I've heard that they're usually incorrect and that the shoes are much shorter inside than they should be. Is this really true?
During our Austrian research project, we examined the street shoes, house shoes and slippers of around 800 children, and we discovered that only approximately 3% of all of the shoes tested had the correct inside length. Interestingly, almost all of the shoes we measured were too short; hardly any of them were longer than indicated by the labelled size. Then we asked ourselves if brand-name shoes were better than no-name shoes, if cheaper shoes were not as good as expensive models, if smaller sizes were more carefully sized than larger ones, etc. But we were surprised to find out that there was no difference: whether expensive, cheap, no-name or what have you - the shoes produced by almost all manufacturers were just too short.


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10 Dog Breeds That Look Like Fox
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Foxes are often considered pests or nuisance creatures for their opportunistic attacks on poultry and other small livestock. Many foxes adapt well to human environments, with several species classified as "resident urban carnivores" for their ability to sustain populations entirely within urban boundaries.
As fascinating as it sounds, it is not easy to pet a fox(see the video below). And as always, dogs come to our rescue. Here is a list of top 10 dog breeds that look like foxes.
If you are fascinated by the thought of petting a fox and also uncomfortable of their nature, this list can help you find a nice dog.
Kugsha
The Kugsha is an ancient dog breed with a history that dates back to 1000 years. It is a breed of rare, domesticated dogs that were previously used as working dogs. They are characterised by a large, well-defined body with the looks of a wolf having a massive head with erect, pointy ears, almond-shaped eyes, and a broad muzzle. Their legs are sturdy and well-built, while the tail is long and bushy.
The Korean Jindo is a breed of hunting dog that originated on Jindo Island in South Korea. Brought to the United States with South Korean expatriates, it is celebrated in its native land for its fierce loyalty and brave nature.
Jindos are double-coated spitz-type dogs. Distinguishing the Jindo breed from mixes and other breeds is often done by close examination of cranial and facial features and by analysing the proportion of the head to the body. In addition, the breed exhibits sexual dimorphism with females having more angular heads than males.
The keen and alert appearance of the Jindo gives the impression of intelligence, strength, and agility. Other features include forward-pointing upright ears and a double coat.
The Shiba Inu is the smallest of the six original and distinct spitz breeds of dog from Japan.
A small, agile dog that copes very well with mountainous terrain, the Shiba Inu was originally bred for hunting. It looks similar to and is often mistaken for other Japanese dog breeds like the Akita or Hokkaido, but the Shiba Inu is a different breed with a distinct blood line, temperament and smaller size than other Japanese dog breeds.
The Shiba is double coated, with the outer coat being stiff and straight and the undercoat soft and thick. Fur is short and even on the fox-like face, ears, and legs. Tail hair is slightly longer and stands open in a brush. Shibas may be red, black and tan or sesame, with a cream, buff, or grey undercoat.
The Icelandic Sheepdog is a breed of dog of spitz type originating from the dogs brought to Iceland by the Vikings. They are commonly used to herd sheep in the Icelandic countryside.
Icelandic Sheepdogs are tough and energetic. Hardy and agile, they are extremely useful for herding and driving livestock or finding lost sheep. However, the dogs are not known for hunting. They are very alert and always give visitors an enthusiastic welcome, without being aggressive. Friendly and cheerful, the Icelandic Sheepdog is inquisitive, playful, and unafraid. They generally get along well with children, as well as other pets.
The Akita is a large breed of dog originating from the mountainous northern regions of Japan. The Akita has a short double-coat similar to that of many other northern spitz breeds such as the Siberian Husky, but long-coated dogs can be found in many litters due to a recessive gene.
The Akita is a powerful, independent and dominant breed, commonly aloof with strangers but affectionate with family members. As a breed, Akitas are generally hardy, but they have been known to suffer from various genetic conditions and can be sensitive to certain drugs.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a cattle herding dog breed which originated in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The corgi is one of the smallest dogs in the Herding Group. Pembroke Welsh Corgis are famed for being the preferred breed of Queen Elizabeth II, who has owned more than 30 during her reign. These dogs have been favored by British royalty for more than seventy years, but among the British public, have recently fallen into decline in terms of popularity and demand.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi has been ranked at #11 in Stanley Coren's The Intelligence of Dogs, and per source, is considered an excellent working dog.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi sheds extensively, often daily with coat "blow outs" often twice a year. The Pembroke Welsh Corgi has erect ears which are proportional to the equilateral triangle of the head. The ears should also be firm, medium in size, and tapered slightly to a rounded point. The head should be foxy in shape and appearance.
A Finnish Spitz is a breed of dog originating in Finland. The breed was originally bred to hunt all types of game from squirrels and other rodents to bears. It is a "bark pointer", indicating the position of game by barking, and drawing the game animal's attention to itself, allowing an easier approach for the hunter. Its original game hunting purpose was to point to game that fled into trees, such as grouse, and capercaillies, but it also serves well for hunting elk. Some individuals have even been known to go after a bear. In its native country, the breed is still mostly used as a hunting dog. The breed is friendly and in general loves children, so it is suitable for domestic life. The Finnish Spitz has been the national dog of Finland since 1979.
The proper conformation is a square build, meaning that the length of the body is the same or slightly shorter than the height of the withers to the ground. The length of the body is measured from the point of the shoulder or fore-chest in front of the withers to the rump. Females are usually a little longer in the back than males. Both sexes should appear slightly longer in the leg than the back.
The Samoyed is a breed of large herding dog, from the spitz group, with a thick, white, double-layer coat. It takes its name from the Samoyedic peoples of Siberia. These nomadic reindeer herders bred the fluffy white dogs to help with the herding, and to pull sleds when they moved. An alternate name for the breed, especially in Europe, is Bjelkier.
Samoyeds' friendly disposition makes them poor guard dogs; an aggressive Samoyed is rare. The breed is characterised by an alert and happy expression which has earned the nicknames "Sammie smile" and "smiley dog." With their tendency to bark, however, they can be diligent watch dogs, barking whenever something approaches their territory. Samoyeds are excellent companions, especially for small children or even other dogs, and they remain playful into old age. When Samoyeds become bored, they may begin to dig.
Dhole
The dhole is a canid native to Central, South and Southeast Asia. Other English names for the species include Asiatic wild dog, Indian wild dog, whistling dog, red dog, and mountain wolf.
The dhole is a highly social animal, living in large clans without rigid dominance hierarchies and containing multiple breeding females. Such clans usually consist of 12 individuals, but groups of over 40 are known. It is a diurnal pack hunter which preferentially targets medium and large sized ungulates. In tropical forests, the dhole competes with tigers and leopards, targeting somewhat different prey species, but still with substantial dietary overlap.
It is listed as Endangered by the IUCN as populations are decreasing and are estimated at fewer than 2,500 adults.
The Alaskan Klee Kai is a spitz type breed of dog, developed in the 1970s to create a companion sized dog resembling the Alaskan Husky. It is an energetic, intelligent, dog with an appearance that reflects its northern heritage.
It is intended that the Alaskan Klee Kai remain a small to medium-sized dog. Height is measured from the withers to the ground. An Alaskan Klee Kai should not appear heavy or too thin. Weight should be proportionate to height. This breed is part of the Spitz family and looks like a miniature Alaskan Husky.
Alaskan Klee Kai come in three recognised colour varieties: black and white, grey and white, or red and white.
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Q: Create b2c tenant failed from both ARM API and Portal From our previous ask, we got to know how to create b2c tenant using ARM API. This is the reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/activedirectory/b2c-tenants/create?tabs=HTTP#scopes
PUT https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.AzureActiveDirectory/b2cDirectories/{resourceName}?api-version=2021-04-01
But when we tried this from our end it's not working. This failed with error "The subscription is not registered to use namespace 'Microsoft.AzureActiveDirectory' "
In order to check what's going wrong we tried to create b2c tenant from Portal.  But there is no use, same error:
Error
How to fix this error and where to register namespace in Azure?

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This error usually occurs if you have not registered this provider before creating B2C tenant: Microsoft.AzureActiveDirectory

You can check whether that provider is registered or not like this: Go to Azure Portal -> Subscriptions -> Your subscription -> Resource providers

I tried to reproduce the same in my environment and got below results:
After registering the provider, I ran the below ARM API call via Postman and got Status: 202 Accepted like below:
PUT https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.AzureActiveDirectory/b2cDirectories/{b2ctenantdomain}?api-version=2021-04-01

{
  "location": "United States",
  "sku": {
    "name": "Standard",
    "tier": "A0"
  },
  "properties": {
    "createTenantProperties": {
      "displayName": "b2ctenantname",
      "countryCode": "US"
    }
  }
}

Response:

To confirm that, I checked the same in Portal and B2C tenant is created successfully like below:

When I opened B2C tenant in new tab, it took me to below screen:

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Helping tens of thousands recover sobriety and educating millions of young people on the dangers of drug abuse is cause for pride for the thousands of Narconon network staff.
In these forty-eight years, our dedicated staff have graduated more than 40,000 people and maintained a high success rate.
As the international Narconon network reached nearly five decades of service, the rehab and prevention centers on six continents prepared to celebrate their anniversary. It was on February 19, 1966 that Arizona State Prison inmate William Benitez made the decision to found a drug rehab program based on his study of the written works of American author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard. Today, the rehab program that developed out of that decision has grown to more than 100 rehab or prevention centers on six continents around the world.
"We've come such a long way from the early days of that behind-the-bars rehab program with a few dozen students," said Clark Carr, president of Narconon International. "In these forty-eight years, our dedicated staff have graduated more than 40,000 people and maintained a high success rate. I'm very proud of the many recognitions and commendations our program has received from officials and institutions around the world, but it is the persons and families that we have helped that really counts."
In these forty-eight years, Narconon staff and volunteers have reached out to young people and businesses, providing drug education presentations and materials to more than 16 million people. International and domestic recognitions for the drug rehab and prevention efforts of Narconon centers have come from locations as diverse as Nepal, Taiwan, Colombia, Sweden, the Philippines, Italy, Nigeria, and South Africa; and in the US, Oklahoma, California, Connecticut, Hawaii and many other states.
To personalize Narconon's long history, Carr cited the story of Kate, a Narconon graduate from Wisconsin, as an example of how a person who had failed at many attempts rehab, but found lasting sobriety after completing the Narconon life skills program.
Through the Narconon rehab program, Kate was able to recover from years of addiction to heroin and pills. Her life had deteriorated to the point that she was forced to live in her car until she could find someone to take her in for the winter. Over the years, she had been to several rehab programs and enrolled in methadone programs but never managed to get stably drug-free.
"This is a phenomenal program," Kate said in a success story she wrote. "Thank God my mother found it at the last minute. She's so glad she sent me here. She's ecstatic."
"This program really did a lot for me," Kate continued. "I was ready just to go back to the methadone clinic. I probably would have still gotten high on other drugs like I did before. I'm sure it would not have lasted. Now I'm a hard worker, I get things done."
Carr concluded, "A success like hers means so much to every staff member and executive of Narconon. We plan to expand our services in 2014 and beyond so we can continue to fight the challenges of drug abuse and addiction wherever they exist planetwide."
For more information on Narconon rehabilitation or prevention, call 1-800-775-8750.
First Narconon Center. Los Angeles, CA, 1973. Nepal Anti-drug March First Narconon Program inside the Arizona State Prison, 1966.


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Protecting Trade Secrets Under International Investment Law: What Secrets Investors Should Not Tell States, 15 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L. 228 (2016)
Daria Kim
The article addresses specifics of trade secret protection under international investment law. As a particular example, it analyzes protection of pharmaceutical regulatory data against the background of the growing public policy campaign for broader access to clinical trial data and the recent unprecedented practice of the European Medicines Agency of disclosing clinical dossiers submitted for drug marketing approval. Given the significant role of foreign direct investment in the global pharmaceutical industry and substantial, exponentially increasing costs incurred by drug originator companies in conducting clinical trials, the prospect of investor-state dispute over data disclosure does not appear purely hypothetical. The question is whether investor-state arbitration is an apt instrument to protect originators' data against disclosure by drug regulatory authorities. The analysis suggests that the application of standards of international investment protection depends on the specifics of information at issue, its value, and functions in investors' commercial operations. With regard to pharmaceutical test data, it is argued that the prospects of investor-state arbitration are rather unfavorable for the investor, when data is disclosed to support policy objectives in public healthcare and medical innovation.
Daria Kim, Protecting Trade Secrets Under International Investment Law: What Secrets Investors Should Not Tell States, 15 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L. 228 (2016)
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What's the Deal With the John Turturro Foot Condition Subplot in HBO's 'The Night Of'?
Posted on Monday, August 1st, 2016 by Peter Sciretta
If you haven't started watching HBO's The Night Of, you should. The miniseries follows Riz Ahmed (Nightcrawler, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) as a Pakistani-American college student who, after a night of partying with a female stranger, wakes up to find her stabbed to death and gets charged with her murder. Based on the British television series Criminal Justice, the critically acclaimed HBO show features a compelling mystery which gives us a look into the devastating criminal justice system.
Nasir "Naz" Khan's case is quickly picked up by a plea lawyer named John Stone, played by John Turturro. One aspect of the series that I've seen a lot of people talking about is a subplot involving Turturro's character battling a weird foot condition. On the show, Stone explains:
It's eczema. My dermatologist says to keep them aerated — like that's going to cure anything. I don't know. Maybe it helps, I really can't tell.
The affliction gets a lot of screen time in the first three episodes, causing a lot of viewers to wonder what possible purpose it serves in the series. So why is John Turturro's foot condition a significant subplot of The Night Of, and what might it possibly represent?
'The Night Of' Trailer: "Don't Talk to Anybody Anymore"
Posted on Monday, June 13th, 2016 by Jack Giroux
Based on Peter Moffat's 2008 BBC series Criminal Justice, HBO's upcoming remake of The Night Of has no shortage of talent behind it. Academy Award-winning screenwriter Steven Zaillian (Schindler's List) directed nearly all eight episodes of the miniseries, making this is his first directorial effort in over a decade since the critical and financial misfire All the King's Men. The director's latest effort, which stars John Turturro (Fading Gigolo) and Riz Ahmed (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), looks significantly more appealing than that remake.
Below, watch The Night Of trailer.
Henry Cavill Cast in 'The Cold Light of Day,' From the Director of JCVD
Posted on Friday, July 30th, 2010 by Russ Fischer
A lot of people might not recognize the name Mabrouk El Mechri, but I bet a lot of you recognize the name of his last film: JCVD. He's finally about to follow up that film with a kidnapping thriller called The Cold Light of Day, which was announced earlier this year. And he's got Henry Cavill from The Tudors along for the ride. Read More »
Richard Price's Lush Life Headed to Big Screen From Producer Scott Rudin
Posted on Monday, March 17th, 2008 by Hunter Stephenson
A writer's writer, author Richard Price (Clockers, The Wire) just released what is possibly his best reviewed novel yet, Lush Life, and now Oscar-winning producer Scott Rudin (No Country For Old Men) will produce the feature film adaptation with Miramax. Price will write the screenplay.
The novel centers around a murder that occurs when a restaurant manager and a bartender walk a drunken friend home on New York's Lower East Side and are (allegedly) accosted by muggers. Working in his signature genre, the police procedural, Price examines modern life in NYC and how it functions, with New York Times critic Michiko Kakutani recently writing about the novel and its author, "no one writes better dialogue than Richard Price-not Elmore Leonard, not David Mamet, not even David Chase." High praise indeed.
Previous Price adaptations haven't connected with his fans and audiences (Spike Lee's Clockers) or critics (2006's Freedomland), with Phil Kaufman's 1979 adaptation The Wanderers being the best and somewhat of a cult classic. Variety reports that Rudin served as a casting director on the latter film, and while Price previously scripted underwhelming Rudin pictures like Shaft and Ransom, Lush Life will be shooting for golden statuettes. Good to see the already great career of a hard-knock writer advance another level.


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Worry Wart – Preseason Game Two At Falcons
Date: August 18, 2010Author: Chris Warner 12 Comments
After wringing our hands all summer over myriad aspects of New England Version 2010, the home boys came to play last week, gaining a 17-7 lead over the Saints on their way to a meaningless-yet-enjoyable 27-24 win. This week, the locals have trekked down to Atlanta to share a practice field and a scrimmage.
Now that some kind of a bar has been set, we're looking forward to watching how the fighting Foxboroughites (is that it? I have no idea) handle the Falcons. Along with the excitement, of course, come a number of concerns.
Murrell, Banta-Cain Took Down Brees (Photo by Matt Stone)
On Your Marques: Any people who say they expected to utter the words "Marques Murrell on the sack" before last Thursday are flat-out fibbers. After all, the man's stats don't exactly instill fear the in hearts of quarterbacks. To the delight of the home crowd, Murrell and Tully Banta Cain provided significant pressure. This week Derrick "Sorry I'm Late But I Had This Thing" Burgess joins the squad and should see some time with Banta-Cain and rookie Jermaine Cunningham reportedly missing the trip. If pass-rushing consistency continues, okay then. If not, we shall re-commence fret mode.
It's Not Easy Being Green-Ellis: Running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis started vs. the Saints, but what the heck does that mean? We can assume that veteran Fred Taylor was getting some time off (he's about 68 in halfback years), but why did Coach Belichick rest erstwhile starter/over-exuberant celebrant Laurence Maroney most of the first half, only to run him in the second? Should Chris Taylor get a chance to run against a starting defense? And with a backfield of Methuselahs, why the heck didn't New England draft a running back this year?
Sorry. Old business. Let's move on…
The Warren Omission: With defensive end Ty Warren hitting injured reserve with the hip of an octogenarian, it's up to veteran Gerard Warren to man the left end spot. That right end position now has more questions than the SATs, with no one yet filling in the blanks. While Mike Wright has done yeoman work as a sub and pass-rusher, he has been less than stout at the point. Meanwhile, second-year man Ron Brace has returned to the field, with all the hoopla and fanfare we might expect (read: zilch). With veteran Damione Lewis not expected to play, the onus falls on rookie Brandon Deaderick to answer some questions about this area of the defense. And that's a heavy onus.
Oh Thank Devin: Though special teams allowed a kickoff return for a TD, they also gave a glimpse of the production of rookie cornerback/returner Devin McCourty, who shot the lanes like a pro bowler (two returns of 50-plus yards). Let's hope that continues, especially after Atlanta has had a chance to review game film.
Double Dog Darius: Former UConn Husky Darius Butler has high expectations placed on him, as many – heck, all – see him as a starter at cornerback. Let's see how he does in hostile territory against Matty "Heisman" Ryan (who has a somewhat unspectacular facebook fan page).
The Pros And Connolly: Guard Dan Connolly did solid work against the Saints, springing Green-Ellis on his first TD run. But before we kick Logan Mankins out the door, Connolly has to demonstrate his prowess on a regular basis. If he can block with some attitude on short-yardage plays, then we've got something. If not, the issue at left guard remains, well, an issue.
Middle Management: Rookie linebacker Brandon Spikes reminds me of the new football season in that he's fresh, yet familiar, and he makes us glad he's here. Will he play most of the game again, or will second-year 'backer Tyrone McKenzie get a chance to show what he can do? Will rookie upstart Dane Fletcher (possible injury) have anything to say about this before the preseason ends? Plenty of options, with too many questions on each.
Heart And Zoltan: Nice punts, nice holds. Zoltan Mesko barely got a mention last week. Let's hope he keeps it that way.
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With regards to Green-Ellis, I think it's imperative to start him and see what he's got. We already know what we have/don't have in the rest of the RB's, and it's pretty much a guaranteed that we'll have one of them go down during the season (It's Taylor, Maroney, Morris we're talking about here!). So, what the heck, why not?
I seem to remember Myron Pryor did quite well last year – I haven't so much as seen him mentioned so far. Anyone know his status? Isn't he an option at DE?
I think Pryor has gotten the majority of his work this camp at the nose. Brace, who is the more natural candidate at nose given his size, was worked out at LDE in his first practices this week.
Thanks to alert PD reader Ken for pointing out the WSJ naming Mesko the NFL's Most Interesting Player.
oldskool138 says:
He doesn't always drink beer but when he does, he drinks Dos Equis..
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THANK YOU for pointing out Maroney's over-celebrating. I'm not sure why a guy who has consistently come up short (despite his physical gifts) throws up the John Cena "you can't see me" taunt in a preseason game. The Saints must have had a good guffaw over that one.
I don't want to read *too* much into it – but I think that speaks to a lack of (what BB calls) "Situational Awareness". It's like making your run before you've made the catch, not securing the ball on the goal line – I think it's safe to assume he had thoughts of how to celebrate a TD before he scored it, and what Maroney should be concentrating on is the *NOW*. One play at a time. Because if he doesn't start turning up, and delivering the goods, he's going to be out of plays, in New England.
I wonder if the Cena wave wasn't a running back thing, only because on second glance it seems that BJGE also gave a quick swipe over his facemask after he scored in the first.
I'm not defending Maroney going in for one play, gaining minimal yardage and acting like he won a playoff game in OT; I'm just saying it might be a position-approved celebration.
Maybe – either way, let's save them for regular season. We already know the Jets have won the pre-season SuperBowl, so no point celebrating 2nd place, right?
There is if you get a Wild Card berth by coming in second place.
Crazy thought on Green-Ellis – think he's being shopped for a trade? Is there a RB needy team out there that may have an OLB to give in return?
Makes sense, but I hope not. Call BJGE what you want, he's been a reliable backup who can start a game or two if (and when) needed.


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Stories From The Club Of The Damned: Looking Back At British TV Series Supernatural
July 25, 2020 reprobatepress Review One comment
The BBC horror anthology serial is more interesting than the poor production values and theatrical performances make it seem.
Created and mostly written by Robert Muller, Supernatural was broadcast just the once, over the summer of 1977 on BBC1. Idiotically scheduled to clash with BBC2's Horror Double Bill film season and roundly dismissed by both viewers and critics, it vanished from sight after its eight-week run – while a tie-in paperback was issued, the series wasn't renewed and has never been repeated. Apart from iffy bootleg releases and the occasional festival screening, the series has sat gathering dust for the last 36 years prior to this DVD release. We should, I suppose, be grateful that the BBC had abandoned its wiping of archive material by this point, or the series would surely have been lost forever.
It's easy to see why the show had – prior to a BFI DVD release a few years ago – slipped into obscurity. Shot on typical 1970s style on videotape, it has a flat, somewhat garish look complete with ghosting when characters move too quickly and suffers from the strange theatrical leanings of British TV (especially on the BBC, where single dramas were always 'plays' rather than films and every programme was 'by' the writer rather than the director). This results in somewhat stagey presentations and some frankly terrible acting performances from people who don't seem to have been told that they don't have to project to the back on television. The result often feels like watching a filmed (or videoed) stage play with a few exterior inserts.
And yet despite these severe technical limitations, Supernatural has an uncanny knack of getting under your skin. Perhaps because it looks so unlike anything we are used to seeing now, or because of the theatricality of it lending an unreal edge to proceedings, the series is for the most part decidedly creepy. Never terrifying or shocking, but definitely unsettling. And it does have a consistency of feel with its period stories that consciously avoid going for cheap thrills (sometimes to the point of abandoning thrills entirely, it must be said) and weird atmosphere that pervades throughout.
The series has a linking theme – each week, a prospective member of the exclusive Club of the Damned will tell the members a true tale of terror. If successful, he will be given lifetime membership of the Club; if he fails, he will die. It's certainly one way of weeding out the timewasters. Our narrator for each story will then be the auditioner, and each week there will be a 'chilling' twist as the identity – or secret – of the narrator is revealed. The success of this device is somewhat variable.
The series gets off to a weak start with Ghost of Venice, with a scenery-munching Robert Hardy as an actor returning to the scene of a past tragedy to encounter the ghostly Leonora (Sinead Cusack). This is ponderous, plodding stuff that is probably the most woodenly theatrical of all the stories, Hardy gives a frankly appalling performance that has more ham than the deli counter at Sainsbury's. With a story that goes nowhere slowly, this is a rather off-putting start to the series and it's unsurprising that TV viewers began to look elsewhere for Saturday night entertainment.
Ratings were possibly not helped by the fact that the next two episodes make up a two-part story, though at no point in episode one is this made clear, presumably frustrating viewers who sat through the first part expecting an ending. Placing a two-parter so early in an eight-part series is possibly not the best scheduling.
However, Countess Ilona and The Werewolf Reunion are, viewed outside the context of 1977 TV scheduling, several steps up from the first episode. The extended length allows the story to develop, and while it remains crushingly slow and overly subtle by modern standards, there is much to admire here, with a slowly creeping atmosphere and a nicely ambiguous central performance by Billie Whitelaw and some decidedly weird moments that more than compensate for the lack of action (and lack of werewolf).
Mr Nightingale sees a return to overly theatrical hamming courtesy of Jeremy Brett, though at least his character is supposed to become overtly, ostentatiously villainous in the story. There are also some dodgy video effects, an appearance from Lesley-Anne Down as a pyro/nymphomaniac and a story that is at once overly complex and uninvolving. Along with Ghost of Venice, this is the weakest point of the series.
Things improve considerably from this point on. Lady Sybil stars Denholm Elliott and John Osborne as brothers living with their elderly, frail and seemingly paranoid mother (Cathleen Nesbitt), who is convinced that there is a stalker – possibly her deceased husband – out to get her. All clues point to the nervous and twitchy Osbourne as the real culprit, but seasoned genre fans will know better than to fall for that. The cast here stay on the right side of hysterical acting and there's a real sense of mystery and horror at play.
The next two stories both tell very different tales based on creepy mannequins. Viktoria is a classic Victorian melodrama about a feckless (and closeted gay) man who allows his first wife to die of a heart condition and then remarries into an equally loveless marriage, all the time ignoring his daughter who is fixated with a lifesize doll called Rosa. The episode is full of edgy performances from the likes of Lewis Fiander and Catherine Schell, with only Genevieve West as the titular character seeming too wooden and unbelievable. The gay subtext is interesting and the show will certainly cause nightmares for anyone with a doll phobia (or who is unfortunate to have any dolls in their bedroom).
Night of the Marionettes is the series highlight for me. Gordon Jackson plays a writer researching a biography of Byron and Shelly who takes his family to a small Swiss hotel where the owners (including Dracula lookalike Vladek Sheybal) put on strange puppet shows using what seem to be reanimated corpses. As both a nightmarish tale of terror and an interesting slant on the Frankenstein story – the implication being that this is where Mary Shelly got the inspiration for her novel from – it's highly effective and has a far less stagebound and garish look than earlier episodes; ironic, given that much of the action takes place on a stage.
The final episode, Dorabella, is a tale of vampirism and doomed, obsessive love, with the titular character (Ania Marson) bewitching nihilistic travellers Jeremy Clyde and David Robb, who are forced to travel from inn to inn, only seeing her at night, until they reach her ancestral home where new blood is needed to perpetuate the race. The extended exterior scenes ensure that this has less ugly video set-ups than most episodes and the sense of bleakness and doomed inevitability gives the story a genuine gothic edge. Marson is impressively ambiguous and the two leads convince as the damned pair. There's also an appearance by John Justin as Dorabella's father that will give many viewers the willies.
So very much a series of two halves, Supernatural unfortunately places its weakest stories upfront, a fact that probably contributed to the lack of success. In all honesty, you could probably skip the first disc of this collection without really missing out on too much – though Countess Ilona/The Werewolf Reunion is worth seeing. But the final four episodes range from the very good to the excellent and seem to have learned from the mistakes of earlier productions. Certainly, these are terror tales that will linger in your mind long after they are over, which is always an impressive sign.
Viewers under forty might find it all a bit slow and cheap-looking, if I'm honest, though I would suggest persevering and allowing both the visual limitations, the production style and the pacing to become familiar. Anyone who caught it the first time around (and when I say images will linger, I mean it – they stayed with me since I saw this as a child) will be glad of the opportunity to finally reassess it and might be pleasantly surprised that there is so much here that is good.
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Actually, there was no real clash with the BBC2 double-bills, despite what the BFI booklet states. The BBC2 series didn't begin until after four episodes had been aired opposite a variety of documentaries and PG Wodehouse adaptations. The fifth episode was timed to finish before the movie series launched with the matrimonial coupling of Bride of Frankenstein and Brides of Dracula.
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Lew Bayer to appear on Marketing Matters with Yasmin Anderson-Smith on World Talk Radio Network
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Phoenix, AZ (PR-Inside) November 23, 2011 -- Canada's leading expert on civility in the workplace joins Yasmin Anderson Smith, host of Marketing Matters on November 30, 2011 for an interview on marketing, values and defining civility in business. Marketing Matters is a prime time talk show on Voice America's World Talk Radio network, airing Wednesdays at 12 noon EST./ 9 AM PST. The show is about empowering professionals and entrepreneurs to harness the power of image, personal branding and civility in their marketing strategies in order to stand out and gain competitive advantage.
Show host Yasmin, chose the interview topic "Marketing is about values – The Civility Imperative for Business" based on the following quote from the late co-founder of Apple, the legendary Steve Jobs : .marketing is about values. This is a very complicated world, it's a very noisy world. And we're not going to get the chance to get people to remember much about us. No company is. So we have to be really clear on what we want them to know about us."
Lew brings to the upcoming interview on Marketing Matters, her long-held position that civility is a values proposition and that defining civility is one of the most pressing business imperatives many businesses face these days. As trainers, authors, and global advocates for civility, Lew and Yasmin will engage in a thought-provoking and relevant discussion on defining corporate civility, best practices for organizations who want to incorporate civility into their company values, and the attendant benefits.
Lew Bayer is internationally renowned for her expertise on civility inside and outside the workplace with a focus on social intelligence and culturally-competent communication honed over 14 years. As president of Civility Experts Worldwide, Lew spearheaded the company's expansion in 2007 to include the Center for Organizational Cultural Competence. Lew is also Executive Director of the International Civility Trainers' Consortium, a proud Mentor for The Etiquette House, and a member of the Advisory Board for A Civil Tongue.
An eight-time published author and national columnist, Lew's most recent literary contribution; The Power of Civility was released in May 2011. Host Yasmin Anderson-Smith is also a contributing author of this book and has partnered with Lew on international civility training programs. Lew is a faculty member at Georgetown University Center for Cultural Competence, the Canadian Management Center in Toronto, a guest facilitator for the American Management Center in New York and an alumni spokesperson for McGill University.
Lew is a recipient of the Manitoba Woman Entrepreneur of the Year Award for International Business. In May 2010, Lew was the first Canadian to receive the prestigious International Civility Star Award from the Association of Image Consultants International.
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Meet Ira Campbell, an outstanding guy!
Hundreds of notes, mostly from school children, are waiting for Campbell at Village Hall. One salute came from Avery Wuebbels, a fifth-grader at Albers Elementary School.
The 10-year-old and her younger sister, Adelyn, always run out to see him as his truck pulls up to their grandparents' home.
"Whenever he stops, he always says, 'hello,' 'have a good day' and 'thank you,'" Avery said. "We always give him brownies and Gatorade. He's just really nice."
In the village with a population of 1,200, Campbell has a long list of admirers. Brenda Morris, the village clerk, said she takes a few calls each week from residents who want to share a sweet story about Ira.
From helping an Albers resident lift a sick dog out of a vehicle to carefully placing garbage bins away from the edge of the curb, Campbell goes the extra mile, Morris said.
His day starts at 3:15 a.m. every morning at his New Baden home. Christian radio is playing in his car as he heads to Marissa to pick up his truck. He starts his route in Albers at sunrise, greeting residents as they pick up their morning paper or head to work.
Avery Wuebbels (left) and her sister Adelyn Wuebbels gift sanitation worker Ira Campbell cold drinks and treats during his trash pickup route in Albers, IL on Tuesday, June 27. Albers Village Hall will be recognizing Campbell for his service to the community during the Albers Blast-Off Parade and Fireworks on Monday, July 3.
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His performance on the job "comes from my upbringing," Campbell said. "Honor your mother, your father, you know. What I would always say is, 'Christ first, then others.' Some people say it's joy. Jesus, others, then you."
Campbell notes that his title is actually sanitary waste engineer. The job requires him to operate a computer in the truck, and to have knowledge about how to handle different types of waste. But he doesn't mind being called the trash man, perhaps because it's more personable, and that's just what kids call him.
Campbell, who grew up in Washington state, is looking forward to the key ceremony. His father, Ira Emphriam Jr., will be there to watch as the city says "thank you."
Emphriam helped to integrate sports in Texas. More than 60 years later, his son is making his mark by spreading kindness through the village of Albers.
"Ira is a testament to how everyone can make a huge, positive impact on the lives of others," said Morris, the clerk. "His selflessness, joy and happiness and commitment to service has made him an integral part of Albers."
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Yamashita is from Takayama, Gifu and began judo when she was in second grade. After graduating from Tohwa University, she began working for the Osaka Prefectural Police. In 2000, Yamashita won the All-Japan Championships and the  and was chosen to represent Japan in the Olympic Games held in Sydney. There she defeated Christine Cicot by Osotogari to win a bronze medal.

Yamashita retired after the  competition in 2003.

Achievements
1997 - All-Japan Championships (Openweight only) 3rd
 - All-Japan University Championships (Openweight only) 2nd
 - All-Japan University Weight Class Championships (+78 kg) 3rd
1998 - All-Japan Weight Class Championships (+78 kg) 2nd
1999 - Fukuoka International Championships (+78 kg) 1st
 - Universiade (Openweight) 2nd
2000 - Olympic Games (+78 kg) 3rd
 - Asian Championships (+78 kg) 3rd
 - Fukuoka International Championships (+78 kg) 3rd
 - All-Japan Championships (Openweight only) 1st
 - All-Japan Weight Class Championships (+78 kg) 1st
2001 - East Asian Games (Openweight) 2nd
 - Fukuoka International Championships (+78 kg) 3rd
 - All-Japan Championships (Openweight only) 2nd
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2002 - All-Japan Weight Class Championships (+78 kg) 2nd

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Director General Inter-Service Public Relations (ISPR) Major General Asif Ghafoor on Thursday asked media to play a constructive role in projecting the positive image of Pakistan and creating public awareness.
Addressing a news conference in Rawalpindi, DG ISPR being a fourth pillar of the state, it was the media's responsibility to act proactively to counter fifth generation and hybrid war. He acknowledged that media turned around the situation in Zarb-e-Azb and Radd-ul-Fasaad.
Improved Security Situation
Speaking about the improved security situation, DG ISPR said that war on terror had reduced the number of terror incidents in Pakistan. "In 2013, there were 7-8 terrorist incidents monthly on an average. In 2018, this average has decreased and [we] hope for the day when there are no terrorist incidents in Pakistan," he said.
Talking about the war on terror been fought in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, He said in the tribal belt which was 3 percent of the country's geography over 200,000 troops had been deployed.
Talking about Baluchistan, he informed," In 2016 there 119 abduction cases, in 2017 there were 82 and in 2018 there were 46. The graph of terrorist incidents has also decreased"
Speaking on the surrender of Ferraris [a term used for Baloch separatists] in the province, the DG ISPR informed reporters that over 2,200 had done so in the last three years. "This is a good step and it is my request to those [Ferraris] in the mountains who want to destabilize the country on the directives of those sitting abroad to join the national mainstream and play their role in the prosperity of Pakistan and Baluchistan."
The number of polio cases in the country has also decreased, and the day would come when Pakistan would be polio-free, DG ISPR said. Appreciating the efforts of Sindh Rangers, DG ISPR said that law and order situation in Karachi had been improved, as only two terror incidents were recorded in 2018. Talking about the war on terror been fought in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, He said in the tribal belt which was 3 percent of the country's geography over 200,000 troops had been deployed.
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Briefing reporters on Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad which was nearing two years, the military spokesman said till now 44 major operations had taken place across the country and 42,000 IBOs and combing operations.
"Our aim of de-weaponizing has not yet progressed as we hoped. We are working with the government through legislation and licensing process to improve this. Till now, nearly 32,000 weapons and 4.34 million types of ammunition have been recovered from across the country."
India's Aggression
The DG ISPR told reporters that the ceasefire violations at the Line of Control (LoC) had risen. "In 2017 there were 1,881 ceasefire violations and this year till now there have been 2,593 violations. In 2018 there were 55 civilians martyred and 300 injured which is the most in history," Mr. Ghafoor said.
They are our people; they are hurt as they have faced loss. Till now they have not resorted to violence. They have said the wrong things but have not resorted to violence."
Responding to a recent statement by the Indian army chief in which he said talks could not be held until Pakistan became a secular state, DG ISPR said: "We are a Muslim state. They [India] do not need to tell us what kind of country we should be. Are they secular? Look what is happening to the 200 million Muslims there.
We have opened Kartarpur in respect for another religion. We provide security to temples and churches in Pakistan. What happened at the Babri Masjid there? I think he [Indian Army chief] needs to look inward to become secular first and tolerate us the way we are."
Warns PTM not to Cross the Line
Speaking at the press conference, Major General Asif Ghafoor warned the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) not to cross the line. Mr. Ghafoor said that the PTM had started out with three demands which were a reduction in check posts, clearance of mines and missing persons.
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About reduction in check posts, He said, "In 2016 there were 469 check posts in KP and Fata, as we speak today there are 331. We will not keep a single check post if we feel the security situation does not require it."
Referring to the second demand of the PTM, the military spokesman said there were 43 teams of engineers in KP and Fata who were working to clear mines. "These teams till now have cleared near 44 percent of the area. It is important to remember that a war has taken place in this area. Several of our troops have also suffered casualties due to these mines and unexploded bombs. A casualty whether of a civilian or soldier is of a Pakistani and one day we will clear this area of the explosives and mines."
On the third demand, DG ISPR said that the cases of missing persons were being resolved too."In 2011 there was a commission formed on enforced disappearances which at that time was headed by Justice Fazal now it is headed by Justice Javed. On one hand, the cases were ongoing in this commission and simultaneously some complaints would go to the court.
Pakhtun Tahafuz Movement [PTM] had emerged after the killing of Naqeebullah Mehsud and later transformed into a countrywide movement for Pashtuns rights.
This way work was being done in two places. Lately, the Supreme Court gave the order to do this through the commission. Of these 7,000 cases over 4,000 cases had been resolved. At this time 3,000 plus cases are under process, 2,000 cases of which are with the commission," he added.
Responding to the question that why PTM wasn't dealt with strict hand for chanting slogans that were insulting to soldiers or the families of martyrs, DG ISPR said," We engaged with them [PTM] politely. These Pakistani brothers or ours are from a region which has seen a lot of war.
They have faced terrorism and when the military operations took place they faced administrative inconveniences. They are our people; they are hurt as they have faced loss. Till now they have not resorted to violence. They have said the wrong things but have not resorted to violence."
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The military spokesperson went on to say, "Their [PTM's] genuine demands are being dealt with by the government and Pakistan Army even before they made them. But the direction they are heading in now, it can reach a stage where they will cross that line where we will have to use our authority. They should not cross those lines where the state has to use its force to control the situation and the same will happen to them which happen when the state establishes its writ."
Accountability, of All
Taking about the accountability, Maj Gen Ghafoor asserted, "We are a disciplined force. There is a chain of command and rules and regulations. There is a branch which is tasked with discipline and accountability."
Military-media wing has been engaged recently with media personnel to keep them involved in the efforts to boost the positive image of Pakistan in the national and international community.
He added that despite the measures in place if rules were violated punishment was given. "In 2017-18 almost 400 Pakistan officers have been given punishments which range from a warning to dismissals and even jail." He also said officers faced stricter punishments than soldiers.
Military and Media
Major General Asif Ghafoor on Tuesday, Dec 4, had also interacted with a group of Pakistan based foreign media journalists to brief them about the security situation and ongoing stability operations and had urged them to play a role in reflecting the positive image of the country.
Earlier, on Nov 20, in a meeting of GD ISPR and Chairman PEMRA Muhammad Saleem Baig, both had discussed measures to facilitate Pakistani media in projecting positive image and narrative of Pakistan while effectively countering anti-Pakistan narrative at play through certain foreign media / inimical forces.
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The new era, new technology, and new form of war; fifth generation warfare can only be fought with media being fully prepared for that. Military-media wing has been engaged recently with media personnel to keep them involved in the efforts to boost the positive image of Pakistan in the national and international community.
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