Erling Haaland responds to transfer links again amid Manchester United speculation
Man Utd have been linked with Erling Haaland as a result of his impressive start to the season in Austria.
by Liam Corless, https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/authors/liam-corless/Erling Haaland once again batted away questions about his future as he prepares for the biggest match of his career against Liverpool.
If RB Salzburg beat Liverpool by two or more goals and Napoli beat Genk on Tuesday night, the defending European champions will drop into the Europa League in the new year.
And Haaland's focus is firmly on the task in hand, as he made clear after being asked about his future at the Austrian club for the umpteenth time in a pre-match press conference on Monday.
“I’m just focused on my job: playing football. I try to enjoy what I do every day, and go in with a clear mindset and enjoy the moment right now,” Haaland said.
“My focus now is on Salzburg and me as a player. It is not hard at all. I am enjoying every day playing football.
“My father (Alf-Inge Haaland) was a former player so he has been helping me but I also have a lot of friends who also help me in these situations.
“Doing what I am doing every week it is not easy but that’s what I try to do. My father has been helping a lot.
“This is the biggest game of my career so far. Matches like this are what you dream of so I am enjoying it. I’m living the dream.”
Salzburg manager Jesse Marsch said: “This not a new theme, there has been a lot of talk. At one point we had a joke at a press conference that every day there was a new team interested.
“It is natural. Erling has had a great season and it is easy to see he is likeable and cares about the right things.
“You don’t see him in the team every day like I do and that’s what makes him special, he cares so much about the team and team success."


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| Copy & Paste | Mac Keyboard Shortcut | Windows Keyboard Shortcut | HTML Entity |
|---|---|---|---|
| ‘ Opening Single Quote | option + ] | alt + 0 1 4 5 | ‘ |
| ’ Closing Single Quote & Apostrophe | option + shift + ] | alt + 0 1 4 6 | ’ |
| “ Opening Double Quote | option + [ | alt + 0 1 4 7 | “ |
| ” Closing Double Quote | option + shift + [ | alt + 0 1 4 8 | ” |
Smart quotes (also known as curly quotes, typographer’s quotes or proper quotation marks) are either curved or sloped. Dumb quotes (also known as straight quotes) are straight and vertical. The design of smart quotes will vary between serif and sans-serif typefaces but they will never point straight up-and-down.
Proper typography never uses straight quotes.  They are left over from the age of typewriters and their only modern use is for coding.
I personally think it’s acceptable to use straight quotes when typing emails. It can be difficult to constantly type proper apostrophes (especially on a mobile device) and there is always a chance the recipient’s email client won’t display them correctly anyway.
No. Prime symbols are an entirely different punctuation mark than either straight quotes or smart quotes. They are used for measurements, such as feet and inches or minutes and seconds. See the useful typographic characters table for more info.
There is no difference — they are exactly the same character. The same rules for smart quotes apply to apostrophes as well — make sure your apostrophes are curved or sloped and not straight up-and-down.
Apostrophes should be used for contractions (I’m, you’re, ’89) and to show possession (Homer’s beer, the dog’s toy). There are also a few instances when it is correct to use an apostrophe to form a plural, such as dot your i’s and cross your t’s and yes’s and no’s. For more detailed grammar rules, see this page.
The only time it’s should have an apostrophe is when it replaces it is or it has. The possessive form of its should not contain an apostrophe, just like possessive pronouns such as hers don’t require apostrophes.
In American English, periods and commas should always go inside quotation marks. In British English, unquoted periods and commas are placed outside quotation marks. For all other punctuation, American and British English have the same rule — if the punctuation isn’t directly part of the original quotation, then it should go outside the quotation marks.
Always capitalize the first letter of a quote if the quote is a complete sentence. If the quoted material is a sentence fragment, then don’t capitalize the first letter. The exception to these two rules is if the quote is interrupted in the middle of a sentence — in that case, do not capitalize the second part of the quote.
In American English, single quotes are used for quotes inside of quotes. In British English, this is usually reversed. Newspaper headlines may also use single quotes in place of double quotes to save space.
No. Always use italics or bold for emphasis — unless you want to end up on The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” Quotation Marks.
On Windows, hold down the alt key while typing the four-digit code on your numeric keypad with num lock activated. On a Mac, press the specified keys simultaneously.
If your site uses the UTF-8 charset, then you can use the keyboard shortcuts in the table above (or just copy and paste them). Manually inputting the HTML entities works fine as well. However, a much easier solution is to set up your CMS to automatically convert your straight quotes into the correct HTML entities.
I recommend using entity names. They are easier to remember and make for clearer code. Entity numbers have slightly wider browser support, but not enough to make any meaningful difference in this day and age.
Photoshop and most word processors have a setting that will automatically convert the straight quotes you type into proper smart quotes and apostrophes.
| Copy & Paste | Mac Keyboard Shortcut | Windows Keyboard Shortcut | HTML Entity |
|---|---|---|---|
| – En Dash | option + - | alt + 0 1 5 0 | – |
| — Em Dash | option + shift + - | alt + 0 1 5 1 | — |
| ‒ Figure Dash | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | ‒ |
| - Hyphen-Minus | - | - | N/A |
| ‐ Hyphen | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | ‐ |
| − Minus Sign | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | − |
Em dashes can be used where parentheses might otherwise be used. They can also be used in place of a colon or when a comma is too weak but a period is too strong. An em dash is also used to show attribution of a quote, placed in front of the person’s name.
An unspaced en dash can be used in place of the word “through” when indicating a range of values, such as numbers, times and dates. For example, July 5th–9th. It’s also used to show relationships between two things, such as a Boston–London flight. An en dash with spaces can also be used in place of an em dash, depending on editorial style.
In the typographer’s bible The Elements of Typographic Style, Bringhurst recommends using en dashes surrounded by spaces, as he believes it is less visually disruptive. However, some style guides such as The Chicago Manual of Style prescribe unspaced em dashes. It’s up to you to decide which dash style you prefer — the important thing is to be consistent with your usage.
The figure dash is the same width as a digit and is used for alignment purposes when setting numbers. It shouldn’t be used to indicate a range of numbers — that is the job of the en dash — instead, it should be used for setting things such as phone numbers (555‒867‒5309). Not all fonts contain figure dashes.
The character on your keyboard next to the zero is a hyphen-minus. It’s a hybrid character from the typewriter era that represents both a hyphen and a minus sign. Technically, it shouldn’t be used in proper typography, however, it is almost universally used in place of true hyphens, especially on the web.
| Copy & Paste | Mac Keyboard Shortcut | Windows Keyboard Shortcut | HTML Entity |
|---|---|---|---|
| ′ Prime | See prime FAQ below | alt + 8 2 4 2 | ′ |
| ″ Double Prime | See prime FAQ below | alt + 8 2 4 3 | ″ |
| † Dagger | option + t | alt + 0 1 3 4 | † |
| ‡ Double Dagger | option + shift + 7 | alt + 0 1 3 5 | ‡ |
| § Section | option + 6 | alt + 0 1 6 7 | § |
| ¶ Pilcrow/Paragraph | option + 7 | alt + 0 1 8 2 | ¶ |
| ❧ Hedera/Ivy Leaf | See hedera FAQ below | Use the Character Map | ❧ |
| № Numero | option + shift + ; Must enable U.S. Extended keyboard |
alt + 8 4 7 0 | № |
| ☞ Fist/Index/Manicule | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | ☞ |
| … Ellipsis | option + ; | alt + 0 1 3 3 | … |
| • Bullet | option + 8 | alt + 0 1 4 9 | • |
| · Middle Dot/Interpunct | option + shift + 9 | alt + 0 1 8 3 | · |
| ← Left Arrow | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | ← |
| ↑ Up Arrow | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | ↑ |
| → Right Arrow | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | → |
| ↓ Down Arrow | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | ↓ |
| ↔ Left-Right Arrow | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | ↔ |
| © Copyright | option + g | alt + 0 1 6 9 | © |
| ® Registered Trademark | option + r | alt + 0 1 7 4 | ® |
| ™ Trademark | option + 2 | alt + 0 1 5 3 | ™ |
| ¢ Cent | option + 4 | alt + 0 1 6 2 | ¢ |
| £ Pound | option + 3 | alt + 0 1 6 3 | £ |
| € Euro | option + shift + 2 | alt + 0 1 2 8 | € |
| ° Degree | option + shift + 8 | alt + 0 1 7 6 | ° |
| ½ One Half | Use the Character Viewer | alt + 0 1 8 9 | ½ |
| ± Plus/Minus Sign | option + shift + = | alt + 0 1 7 7 | ± |
| − Minus Sign | Use the Character Viewer | Use the Character Map | − |
| × Multiplication Sign | Use the Character Viewer | alt + 0 2 1 5 | × |
| ÷ Division Sign | option + / | alt + 0 2 4 7 | ÷ |
| ≈ Almost Equal | option + x | alt + 8 7 7 6 | ≈ |
| ≠ Not Equal | option + = | alt + 8 8 0 0 | ≠ |
Unfortunately there isn’t a keyboard shortcut to type prime symbols on a Mac. Be careful of keyboard shortcuts (such as option + e) that are actually for the similar acute accent character. The only sure way to get true prime marks is to either copy and paste from the table above, use the HTML entity or else insert directly using the Character Viewer. Not all fonts contain prime marks but most popular fonts do as well as quality free fonts.
The dagger symbol is used to indicate footnotes in a text. Typically, an asterisk is used for the first footnote, a dagger for the second footnote and a double dagger for the third. The dagger symbol also indicates death — when placed before or after a person’s name, it means that person is deceased.
There isn’t a keyboard shortcut for the hedera character, so to use it on a Mac you’ll need to open the Character Viewer and select the symbol under Bullets/Stars. Historically, the hedera was used to mark paragraphs, however, for modern times its use is almost entirely for ornamentation.
The fist symbol (also known as the manicule, index or pointing hand) used to be considered a standard punctuation mark and was commonly used in the twelfth through eighteenth centuries. Its primary use is to draw attention to important text. These days you may encounter it in “hipster” design.
A copyright symbol should have a space after it. Trademark and registered trademark symbols should not have a space between the text and symbol (Apple®).
HTML supports a wide range of entity names for fractions and they all follow the same format (¾ is ¾). You can also use the Character Viewer on a Mac or the Character Map on Windows to insert fractions.
If you press and hold a character on the iOS keyboard, a popup will appear showing all of the available options for that character. Slide your finger onto the popup to select the character you need.
| Copy & Paste | Mac Keyboard Shortcut | Windows Keyboard Shortcut | HTML Entity |
|---|---|---|---|
| à | option + ` → a | alt + 0 2 2 4 | à |
| á | option + e → a | alt + 0 2 2 5 | á |
| â | option + i → a | alt + 0 2 2 6 | â |
| ã | option + n → a | alt + 0 2 2 7 | ã |
| ä | option + u → a | alt + 0 2 2 8 | ä |
| å | option + a | alt + 0 2 2 9 | å |
| æ | option + ' | alt + 0 2 3 0 | æ |
| ç | option + c | alt + 0 2 3 1 | ç |
| è | option + ` → e | alt + 0 2 3 2 | è |
| é | option + e → e | alt + 0 2 3 3 | é |
| ê | option + i → e | alt + 0 2 3 4 | ê |
| ë | option + u → e | alt + 0 2 3 5 | ë |
| ì | option + ` → i | alt + 0 2 3 6 | ì |
| í | option + e → i | alt + 0 2 3 7 | í |
| î | option + i → i | alt + 0 2 3 8 | î |
| ï | option + u → i | alt + 0 2 3 9 | ï |
| ð | option + d | alt + 0 2 4 0 | ð |
| ñ | option + n → n | alt + 0 2 4 1 | ñ |
| ò | option + ` → o | alt + 0 2 4 2 | ò |
| ó | option + e → o | alt + 0 2 4 3 | ó |
| ô | option + i → o | alt + 0 2 4 4 | ô |
| õ | option + n → o | alt + 0 2 4 5 | õ |
| ö | option + u → o | alt + 0 2 4 6 | ö |
| ø | option + o | alt + 0 2 4 8 | ø |
| ù | option + ` → u | alt + 0 2 4 9 | ù |
| ú | option + e → u | alt + 0 2 5 0 | ú |
| û | option + i → u | alt + 0 2 5 1 | û |
| ü | option + u → u | alt + 0 2 5 2 | ü |
| ý | option + e → y | alt + 0 2 5 3 | ý |
| þ | option + t | alt + 0 2 5 4 | þ |
| ÿ | option + u → y | alt + 0 2 5 5 | ÿ |
| Œ | option + Q | alt + 0 1 4 0 | Œ |
| œ | option + q | alt + 0 1 5 6 | œ |
| À | option + ` → A | alt + 0 1 9 2 | À |
| Á | option + e → A | alt + 0 1 9 3 | Á |
| Â | option + i → A | alt + 0 1 9 4 | Â |
| Ã | option + n → A | alt + 0 1 9 5 | Ã |
| Ä | option + u → A | alt + 0 1 9 6 | Ä |
| Å | option + A | alt + 0 1 9 7 | Å |
| Æ | option + shift + ' | alt + 0 1 9 8 | Æ |
| Ç | option + C | alt + 0 1 9 9 | Ç |
| È | option + ` → E | alt + 0 2 0 0 | È |
| É | option + e → E | alt + 0 2 0 1 | É |
| Ê | option + i → E | alt + 0 2 0 2 | Ê |
| Ë | option + u → E | alt + 0 2 0 3 | Ë |
| Ì | option + ` → I | alt + 0 2 0 4 | Ì |
| Í | option + e → I | alt + 0 2 0 5 | Í |
| Î | option + i → I | alt + 0 2 0 6 | Î |
| Ï | option + u → I | alt + 0 2 0 7 | Ï |
| Ð | option + D | alt + 0 2 0 8 | Ð |
| Ñ | option + n → N | alt + 0 2 0 9 | Ñ |
| Ò | option + ` → O | alt + 0 2 1 0 | Ò |
| Ó | option + e → O | alt + 0 2 1 1 | Ó |
| Ô | option + i → O | alt + 0 2 1 2 | Ô |
| Õ | option + n → O | alt + 0 2 1 3 | Õ |
| Ö | option + u → O | alt + 0 2 1 4 | Ö |
| Ø | option + O | alt + 0 2 1 6 | Ø |
| Ù | option + ` → U | alt + 0 2 1 7 | Ù |
| Ú | option + e → U | alt + 0 2 1 8 | Ú |
| Û | option + i → U | alt + 0 2 1 9 | Û |
| Ü | option + u → U | alt + 0 2 2 0 | Ü |
| Ý | option + e → Y | alt + 0 2 2 1 | Ý |
| Ÿ | option + u → Y | alt + 0 3 7 6 | ÿ |
| Þ | option + T | alt + 0 2 2 2 | Þ |
| ß | option + s | alt + 0 2 2 3 | ß |
| ¡ | option + 1 | alt + 0 1 6 1 | ¡ |
| ¿ | option + ? | alt + 0 1 9 1 | ¿ |
| ‚ | option + shift + 0 | alt + 8 2 1 8 | ‚ |
| „ | option + W | alt + 8 2 2 2 | „ |
| « | option + \ | alt + 0 1 7 1 | « |
| » | option + shift + \ | alt + 0 1 8 7 | » |
| ‹ | option + shift + 3 | alt + 8 2 4 9 | ‹ |
| › | option + shift + 4 | alt + 8 2 5 0 | › |
On a PC, hold down the alt key while typing the four-digit alt code on your numeric keypad with num lock activated. On a Mac, press the specified keys simultaneously. Important: The arrow symbol (→) indicates a pause – press the keys simultaneously before the arrow and then release and then type the key after the arrow.
Yes — simply pressing and holding a letter key on the keyboard will reveal a popup showing the accented varieties of that letter. This works on iOS as well.
The letters after the arrows are case sensitive, so be sure to hold the shift key while typing the uppercase E, for example. Also double check that you are releasing the keys before you type the key after an arrow.
Some of the more exotic characters (such as the Icelandic ones) may require you to enable the U.S. Extended keyboard. Also note that not every font has full support for every possible character. You could try switching to a system font (such as Georgia, Helvetica or Arial) as they usually have fairly wide international character support.
Ensure that you are typing the backtick character (`), which is directly to the left of the number 1 on most keyboards. It looks similar to the apostrophe key, so be sure not to mix the two up.
The recommended method is to encode your site using the UTF-8 charset, then you can use the keyboard shortcuts in the table above to directly type the characters. Manually inputting the HTML entities works fine as well, however, if you have numerous accented characters then it can quickly make a mess of your source code.
Penn State’s complete guide to advanced mathematical symbols including algebra, calculus, statistics, logic and set theory.
A comprehensive currency symbols reference chart from W3Schools.
A blog (and book) that dives into the history behind typographic marks such as the pilcrow, ampersand, manicule, asterisk and dagger.
A comprehensive guide to using proper punctuation from the Purdue University Online Writing Lab.
Use the navigation on the right-hand side to learn about the history and proper use of every possible punctuation mark.
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ASME, or the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is a professional society for Mechanical Engineers. I have a member of the University of San Diego Chapter since October 2016.
I am a student grader for a circuits class that I took (description under the academics page). I am responsible for the grades of a class of 32 students. During the hiring process I was subject to a background check because of my access to grades.
My hobbies relavent to my engineering include projects I have completed or currently working on outside of my classes. These projects can be viewed under the projects tab.
I have volunteered for many events throughtout my life. Some of those places include working in a food packaging to ship to underprivaleged individuals, relay for life, beach cleanup, and more.
Every year my family and I participate in the Santa Anita Derby Day 5k for the Methodist Hospital. From the Derby Day website: "Proceeds benefit Arcadia High School, El Monte High School, Alhambra High School, Arroyo High School, the LA Arboretum, the Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage and CARMA, which raises money for retired California racehorses."


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JSU - JS Utility Plugin - Google Analytics Sample
JSU
by Federico Levis
Google Analytics Documentation
Show SAMPLE
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SAMPLE
Show Sample_1: List of Google Analytics
Show Sample_2: Google Analytics Single Page
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DESCRIPTION
SAMPLE_1 - List of Google Analitycs
Click the
Google Analytics Button
to show the List of GoogleAnalytics URL in a TipFixed or JQPopup (Available only with FULL JSU)
Click
Option Button
, change Options and try again clicking GoogleAnalytic buttons
TipFix:
JQPopup:
Steps to implement an UserFriendly Box with a List of Google Analitycs of
Google Shorten URL
:
Get from
https://goo.gl/
the Shorten URL associated to the LongURLs of your pages
Replace your LongURL with the ShortURL in the Links to your pages
Set an
input button
with the desired
JSU Google Analytics CSS Classes
In the
onclick event
call the JSU GoogleAnalytic API
gaShortUrlList()
Code of the Samples:
For a detailed Tutorial see:
TUTORIAL: STEPs to add in 5 minutes the Google Analytics Visualization from your HTML Page
SAMPLE_2 - Google Analitycs Single Page
FREE JSU Version with
Limitations
Click the
Google Analytics Button
to show the Page of GoogleAnalytics
Click
Option Button
, change Options and try again clicking GoogleAnalytic buttons
Steps to implement the SAMPLE_2:
Get from
https://goo.gl/
the Shorten URL associated to the LongURL of your page
Replace your LongURL with the ShortURL in the Links to your page
Set an
input button
with the class
googleAnal
from
JSU Google Analytics CSS Classes
In the
onclick event
call the JSU GoogleAnalytic API
gaShortUrlPage()
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Housing association warns of Universal Credit scam targeting people on benefits
The scam pretends to take a 'fee' using recipients' bank details
by Rebecca KoncienzcyA housing association is warning tenants of a Universal Credit scam targeting benefit recipients that could leave you out of pocket.
Plus Dane Housing say fraudsters are targeting people who receive benefits but have not yet been moved on to Universal Credit.
The scammers claim to offer people low-cost government loans and grants that don’t exist, taking their personal details and using them to 'apply for Universal Credit'.
Back in September , the Department for Work and Pensions confirmed it was cracking down on the Universal Credit scam that sees vulnerable people become a target for fraudsters.
But with Christmas fast approaching, the need for a little extra cash could see some falling victim to the offer of a fake government loan.
Paul Moretta, head of income at Plus Dane Housing , said: "Fraudsters may ask for proof of your ID, your bank details and a fee, then use these details to make a false Universal Credit claim in your name.
"They then request an advance payment and take the money.
"If it happens to you, not only will your current benefits be stopped and replaced with Universal Credit - and you won’t be able to switch back - but you will also have to pay back the money the scammers took."
What is Universal Credit?
Universal Credit is a new benefits system that will eventually replace six seperate benefits.
They are:
- income support
- income-based jobseeker's allowance
- income-related employment and support allowance
- housing benefit
- child tax credit
- working tax credit
Claimants will get one single payment to cover any and all of these benefits they are entitled to.
Out of that single payment they will then have to cover their own costs directly, e.g. rent, rather than it being a deducted payment.
The brainchild of the Conservative Government, it is theoretically meant to make claiming benefits easier.
But the policy has been bereft with problems since it started being rolled out across the country and has been blamed for pushing many vulnerable people into hardship and poverty.
To keep yourself and your money safe from fraudsters, follow this advice:
- Never give money to anyone who calls unannounced at your home, approaches you in public, or who contacts you by phone, letter or email
- Never share personal information with anyone, even if they claim to be an official.
- Always ask to see identification. Don’t be afraid to double check this by calling any phone number on their ID, business card or paperwork. If they are genuine, they will not mind you taking the time to do this.
- It is a criminal offence to knowingly provide false information on a benefit claim. If somebody forces you to do this, it could affect the benefits you already receive, and you could be prosecuted.
- 'Low-cost Government loans' do not exist. If you are in need of financial assistance and have been on benefits for longer than six months, you could apply for a Budgeting Loan (or Budgeting Advance in Universal Credit) – this has to be repaid.
- For more information and advice about Universal Credit, call the UC Helpline on 0800 328 5644 or contact your local Citizen's Advice Bureau. Plus Dane customers can contact their financial independence team.
- If you, or someone you know, have been targeted by fraudsters, help is available. Contact www.actionfraud.police.uk , call the Police on 101, or get in touch with Trading Standards via the Citizens Advice Consumer Helpline on 03454 040506.


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Issue 6673: Preview of 'currentcolor' is incorrect
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Switch to the HTML panel and there to the Style side panel
- Inspect the blue

above
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Hover the
currentcolor
value of the
background-color
property within the Style side panel
Expected result
- An infotip should be shown displaying the blue color of the

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I pounded on a farmhouse looking for a place to stay.
I was mighty, mighty tired. I had come a long, long way.
I said, "Hey, hey, in there, is there anybody home?"
I was standing on the steps feeling most alone
When out comes a farmer – he musta thought that I was nuts.
He immediately looked at me and stuck a gun into my guts.
I fell down to my bended knees,
Saying, "I dig farmers.
He cocked his rifle and began to shout,
"Are you that traveling salesman that I have heard about?"
I said, "No, no, no! I'm a doctor and it's true.
I'm a clean-cut kid and I been to college, too."
Then in comes his daughter, whose name was Rita.
She looked like she stepped out of The Dolce Vita.
I immediately tried to cool it with her dad
And told him what a nice, pretty farm he had.
He said, "What do doctors know about farms, pray tell?"
I said, "I was born at the bottom of a wishing well."
Well, by the dirt 'neath my nails I guess he knew I wouldn't lie.
He said, "I guess you're tired." He said it kinda sly.
I said, "Yes, ten thousand miles today I drove."
He said, "I got a bed for you underneath the stove.
Just one condition, you can go to sleep right now:
That you don't touch my daughter and in the morning milk the cows."
I was sleeping like a rat when I heard something jerking.
There stood Rita, looking just like Tony Perkins.
She said, "Would you like to take a shower? I'll show you up to the door."
I said, "Oh, no, no! I've been through this movie before!"
I knew I had to split, but I did not know how
When she said, "Would you like to take that shower now?"
Well, I couldn't leave unless the old man chased me out
'Cause I'd already promised that I'd milk his cows.
I had to say something to strike him very weird
So I yelled, "I like Fidel Castro and his beard!"
Rita looked offended, but she got out of the way
As he came charging down the stairs, saying, "What's that I heard you say?"
I said, "I like Fidel Castro. I think you heard me right."
And I ducked as he swung at me with all his might.
Rita mumbled something 'bout her mother on the hill.

Well, he threw a Reader's Digest at my head and I did run.
I did a somersault as I seen him get his gun
And crashed through the window at a hundred miles an hour
And landed fully blast in his garden flowers.
Rita said "Come back!" and he started to load.
The sun was coming up and I was running down the road.
Well, I don't figure I'll be back there for a spell
Even though Rita moved away and got a job at a motel.
He still waits for me, constant on the sly.
He wants to turn me in to the F.B.I.
Me, I romp and stomp, thankful as I romp.
Without freedom of speech, I might be in the swamp.


The class javax.naming.ldap.Rdn represents a Relative Distinguished name (RDN) as specified in RFC2253. An RDN represents a component of a DN as explained in the Manipulating LdapName lesson. An RDN is made up of type and value pair(s). Examples of RDNs are:
The Rdn class is immutable.
Rdn rdn1 = new Rdn("ou= Juicy\\, Fruit"); System.out.println("rdn1:" + rdn1.toString()); Rdn rdn2 = new Rdn(rdn1); System.out.println("rdn2:" + rdn2.toString()); Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes(); attrs.put("ou", "Juicy, Fruit"); attrs.put("cn", "Mango"); Rdn rdn3 = new Rdn(attrs); System.out.println("rdn3:" + rdn3.toString()); Rdn rdn4 = new Rdn("ou", "Juicy, Fruit"); System.out.println("rdn4:" + rdn4.toString());
getType()
getValue()
toAttributes()
For a an RDN made up of single type/value pair, the getType()method returns the type and the getValue() method returns the value of the RDN. The method toAttributes() returns the attribute view of the type/value pairs. The example below prints the type/value pairs of RDNs.
Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes(); attrs.put("o", "Yellow"); attrs.put("cn", "Mango"); // create a binary value for the RDN byte[] mangoJuice = new byte[6]; for (int i = 0; i < mangoJuice.length; i++) { mangoJuice[i] = (byte) i; } attrs.put("ou", mangoJuice); Rdn rdn = new Rdn(attrs); System.out.println(); System.out.println("size:" + rdn.size()); System.out.println("getType(): " + rdn.getType()); System.out.println("getValue(): " + rdn.getValue()); // test toAttributes System.out.println(); System.out.println("toAttributes(): " + rdn.toAttributes());
When you use the Rdn constructor that takes a String argument, you supply the string representation of an RDN, and get back an Rdn instance. To do the reverse, that is, to get the string representation of a Rdn instance, you use toString(). The result of toString() can be fed back to the Rdn constructor to produce an Rdn instance that is equal to the original Rdn instance.
Here's an example:
Rdn rdn = new Rdn("cn=Juicy\\,Fruit"); String str = rdn.toString(); System.out.println(str); Rdn rdn2 = new Rdn(str); System.out.println(rdn.equals(rdn2)); // true
equals(Object Rdn)
compareTo(Object Rdn)
You can use compareTo() to sort a list of Rdn instances. equals() lets you determine whether two Rdns are syntactically equal. Two Rdns are equal if they both have the same (case-exact matched) type/value pairs. The order of components in a multi-valued RDNs is not significant.
Here's an example:
Rdn one = new Rdn("ou=Sales+cn=Bob"); Rdn two = new Rdn("cn=Bob+ou=Sales"); Rdn three = new Rdn("ou=Sales+cn=Bob+c=US"); Rdn four = new Rdn("cn=lowercase"); Rdn five = new Rdn("cn=LowerCASE"); System.out.println(one.equals(two)); // true System.out.println(two.equals(three)); // false System.out.println(one.equals(three)); // false System.out.println(four.equals(five)); // true
For example, consider an RDN:
cn=Juicy, Fruit
The character , (comma) appearing between Juicy and Fruit is a special character that
needs to be escaped by a '\' (blackslash). The resulting syntactically
formatted RDN looks as below:
cn=Juicy\, Fruit
However, the '\' (backslash) character itself is a special character according
to the Java Language String syntax, and it needs to escaped with a '\' (backslash) again.
The Java Language String format and RFC2253 both use '\' (backslash) to escape
the special characters.
And therefore the Java formatted RDN String looks as below:
cn=Juicy\\, Fruit
Note that, the above mentioned formatting rules apply only to the value component of an Rdn.
The Rdn class provides two static methods to handle
automatic escaping and unescaping of the RDN values:
The example below shows how to get the string representation of a DN without having to deal with the syntax for handling special characters defined in RFC2253.
// DN with ',' (comma) String unformatted = "Juicy, Fruit"; String formatted = Rdn.escapeValue(unformatted); LdapName dn = new LdapName("cn=" + formatted); System.out.println("dn:" + dn); unformatted = "true+false"; formatted = Rdn.escapeValue(unformatted); dn = new LdapName("cn=" + formatted); System.out.println("dn:" + dn); // DN with a binary value as one one of its attribute value byte[] bytes = new byte[] {1, 2, 3, 4}; formatted = Rdn.escapeValue(bytes); System.out.println("Orig val: " + bytes + " Escaped val: " + formatted);
// DN with ',' (comma) String unformatted = "Juicy, Fruit"; String formatted = Rdn.escapeValue(unformatted); System.out.println("Formatted:" + formatted); Object original = Rdn.unescapeValue(formatted); System.out.println("Original:" + original); // DN with a '+' (plus) unformatted = "true+false"; formatted = Rdn.escapeValue(unformatted); System.out.println("Formatted:" + formatted); original = Rdn.unescapeValue(formatted); System.out.println("Original:" + original); // DN with a binary value as one one of its attribute value byte[] bytes = new byte[] {1, 2, 3, 4}; formatted = Rdn.escapeValue(bytes); System.out.println("Formatted:" + formatted); original = Rdn.unescapeValue(formatted); System.out.println("Original:" + original);


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Uber to test letting riders record trip chats
by AFPSAN FRANSISCO: Uber said Wednesday plans to test a safety feature that lets passengers and drivers record their conversations and share them with the rideshare service.
A test run of the option is planned to start next month in Brazil and Mexico, with the potential to expand it beyond those countries.
“If necessary, this tool can help give us more clarity about what happened inside the vehicle on a trip,” Uber global security products director Sachin Kansal said in an online post.
The move comes amid rising concerns over safety and reports of assaults and harassment in rideshare vehicles.
Recording conversations could help determine facts in a dispute, but could also raise issues around privacy.
Audio recorded using the feature in the Uber smartphone app is encrypted and left on the handset, where remains unless a rider or driver decides to share it with the California-based company, according to Sachin.
At the end of a trip, the Uber app will query whether there was a problem during the ride and a person wants to send the audio file.
The audio can’t be replayed by riders or drivers, according to the company. Uber has software “keys” to unlock encrypted audio that it is given.


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SCORE
Census data of total population in housing unit at block group level is used to create a residential density surface through kernel density analysis on ArcGIS.
The density values are then reclassified based on 1-10 scale for normalization purposes.
Sidewalk coverage density is generated using kernel density analysis from the sidewalk dataset. The density value for each hexagon is recorded. The data is then reclassified using natural break classification
based on 1-10 scale.
Street intersection nodes are generated using feature vertices to points tool on ArcGIS with point type parameter set to "start".
The number of intersection nodes within each of the hexagon is recorded. The data is then reclassified using natural break classification
based on 1-10 scale.
Network analyst tool is used to generate service buffers for 70 points of interest in Redmond, which include schools, hospitals, parks and facilities such as
fire station and police station. The average distance from hexagon centroid to the nearest amenities are
calculated and logged into its respective hexagon. The data is then reclassified using natural break classification
based on 1-10 scale.
Slope surface is created from the DEM file of Deschutes County, retrieved from USGS National Map Viewer. The average slope values are calculated for each of the hexagon. The data is then reclassified using natural break classification
based on 1-10 scale.
For this study, perceived safety only takes account of traffic speed. Other equally important factors such as
well-lit area coverage and crime density are disregarded due to data unavailability. Speed limit density surface is generated from Redmond's speed zone dataset using line density analysis. The average speed limit is calculated for each hexagon. The data is then reclassified using natural break classification
based on 1-10 scale.
The land use data is retrieved from Redmond's development zoning dataset. The number of different land use types is calculated for each hexagon and joine spatially using merge rule. The data is then reclassified manually
based on 1-10 scale.
Culs-de-sac are identified using feature vertices to points tool with point type parameter set to "dangle".
The number of culs-de-sac within each of the hexagon is recorded. The data is then reclassified manually
based on 1-10 scale.
The score for each of the walkability factor are added up together to form a composite total walkability score. Hexagons with total walkability scores of 6-10 can be considered as walkable, and those with scores 0-5 are relatively less walkable.
No specific weights are assigned to the factors, which means all factors are considered equally significant in determining the degree of walkability.
You can measure distance on the map by clicking on the ruler icon on the top-left side of the map (right under zoom control).
This web map is developed by Rudy Omri ,
graduate student at Department of Geography, University of Oregon.
Both key components of this project - GIS analysis and web cartography - are completed as part of Geography 591: Advanced GIS - Walkability in Redmond, OR coursework.
The web application is fully built using HTML/CSS, Javascript and open-source libraries: Leaflet, Mapbox, jQuery, Bootstrap.
Credits: Dr. Nick Kohler (Instructor, Geog 591), Joseph Bard (GTF, Geog 591)


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benchden: 28 benchmark densities from Berlinet/Devroye (1994)
Full implementation of the 28 distributions introduced as
benchmarks for nonparametric density estimation by Berlinet and
Devroye (1994). Includes densities, cdfs, quantile functions
and generators for samples as well as additional information on
features of the densities. Also contains the 4 histogram
densities used in Rozenholc/Mildenberger/Gather (2010).
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2012-02-29 |
| Author: |
Thoralf Mildenberger, Henrike Weinert, Sebastian Tiemeyer |
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| A wild teenage girl orchestrates a romance between her nanny and her father, who is a recovering addict. | |
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| Director: | Liza Johnson |
| Writer: | Mark Poirier, Alice Munro |
Cast: | Johanna Parry - Kristen Wiig Ken - Guy Pearce Sabitha - Hailee Steinfeld Chloe - Jennifer Jason Leigh Edith - Sami Gayle Eileen - Christine Lahti Mr. McCauley - Nick Nolte Mrs. Willets - Lauren Swinney Oxygen Delivery Man - Jeff Pope Stevie - Joel K. Berger Man on Computer - Don Brady Librarian - Becki Davis Michelle's Clerk - Peggy Walton-Walker Shipping Clerk - Douglas M. Griffin Mover - Tony Bentley Jason - Brett Roedel Justin - Brian Roedel Old Man at Graduation - Casey Hendershot Mover - Grant Case Lawyer - Emily D. Haley Bus Rider - Darryl Harvey Frostop Waitress - Ann Mahoney High School Student - David Stickler |


Anhueser-Busch was formed in the 1850s, by Adolphus Busch, and Eberhard Anhueser in St.Louis Mi. What started out as a neighborhood brewery, quickly formed into a national brand.
With the ever growing population of German Settlers into the United States, Anhueser-Busch became one of the first nationaly known beer companies


Citrus includes a lot of convenient features which are only waiting for you to discover and use them. The other day I needed to validate a SoapAttachment.
As you probably already know, a SoapAttachment is referenced by a href property in an Include tag like this:
Validation is quite easy when you’re still mock testing your application because you have full control over what your mock response will look like.
So just add the following bean to your citrus-context.xml:
And use it in your test file like so:
Things become a little more complicated as soon as you start to connect to real backend systems for integration testing. Especially when timestamps are involved. In my case the SoapAttachment contains a calendar
invitation in vCal format which is basically a simple text based key/value format. I have to ignore the value for the key LAST-MODIFIED because it would be impossible to predict this timestamp and
it’s not really relevant either. So what I really need is a way to compare the expected structure with the actual result line by line, a possibility to completely ignore a line and a way to only ignore the value
but still compare the keys of some lines.
To solve this, the Citrus framework offers the possibility to define your own validators and include them into your test cases. Simply add a Java class which extends AbstractSoapAttachmentValidator to your test project and
implement the validateAttachmentContent method. This will be your new validator and could look somewhat like the simple example I’ll add to the end of this blog entry.
Go back to your citrus-context.xml and add your newly created validator bean:
Now you can use the validator in your test files:
So here’s the promised simple example for your lineByLineSoapAttachmentValidator:


186. The Chain
time limit per test: 0.25 sec.
memory limit per test: 1024
KB
input: standard input
output: standard
output
Smith has N chains. Each chain is the sequence of successively
connected links. The length of each chain is known: the first chain contains L1
links, the second - L2, ..., the last one - LN.
He can make a following
series of actions in a minute:
1. to unchain one link
2. to remove or to
put into the unchained link some other links of any chain
3. to chain the
link
Your task is to determine the minimum time which will take the smith to
connect all the chains in one line, i.e. the chain will look like a chain made
up of successively connected links.
Input
The first line contains natural number N<=100. The second
line contains L1, L2, ..., LN (1<=Li<=100, for all i = 1..N).
Output
Output the only integer number - the solution to the problem.
Sample test(s)
Input
2
3 4
Output
1
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The coconut palm (also, cocoanut), Cocos nucifera, is a member of the family Arecaceae (palm family). It is the only accepted species in the genus Cocos.[2] The term coconut can refer to the entire coconut palm, the seed, or the fruit, which, botanically, is a drupe, not a nut. The spelling cocoanut is an archaic form of the word.[3] The term is derived from 16th-century Portuguese and Spanish coco, meaning "head" or "skull",[4] from the three small holes on the coconut shell that resemble human facial features.
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The coconut palm (also, cocoanut), Cocos nucifera, is a member of the family Arecaceae (palm family). It is the only accepted species in the genus Cocos.[2] The coconut palm (also, cocoanut), Cocos nucifera, is a member of the family Arecaceae (palm family). It is the only accepted species in the genus Cocos.[2] The term coconut can refer to the entire coconut palm, the seed, or the fruit, which, botanically, is a drupe, not a nut. The spelling cocoanut is an archaic form of the word.[3] The term is derived from 16th-century Portuguese and Spanish coco, meaning "head" or "skull",[4] from the three small holes on the coconut shell that resemble human facial features.
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The coconut palm (also, cocoanut), Cocos nucifera, is a member of the family Arecaceae (palm family). It is the only accepted species in the genus Cocos.[2] The term coconut can refer to the entire coconut palm, the seed, or the fruit, which, botanically, is a drupe, not a nut. The spelling cocoanut is an archaic form of the word.[3] The term is derived from 16th-century Portuguese and Spanish coco, meaning "head" or "skull",[4] from the three small holes on the coconut shell that resemble human facial features.
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The coconut palm (also, cocoanut), Cocos nucifera, is a member of the family Arecaceae (palm family). It is the only accepted species in the genus Cocos.[2] The term coconut can refer to the entire coconut palm, the seed, or the fruit, which, botanically, is a drupe, not a nut. The spelling cocoanut is an archaic form of the word.[3] The term is derived from 16th-century Portuguese and Spanish coco, meaning "head" or "skull",[4] from the three small holes on the coconut shell that resemble human facial features. The coconut palm (also, cocoanut), Cocos nucifera, is a member of the family Arecaceae (palm family). It is the only accepted species in the genus Cocos.[2] The term coconut can refer to the entire coconut palm, the seed, or the fruit, which, botanically, is a drupe, not a nut. The spelling cocoanut is an archaic form of the word.[3] The term is derived from 16th-century Portuguese and Spanish coco, meaning "head" or "skull",[4] from the three small holes on the coconut shell that resemble human facial features.
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The coconut palm (also, cocoanut), Cocos nucifera, is a member of the family Arecaceae (palm family). It is the only accepted species in the genus Cocos.[2]


The training page allows you to try your hand at identifying cancerous tumors from chest x-rays.  First time users may also find the “Information” tab to be helpful in understanding how perceptual learning works.
To learn about lung health and perceptual learning go to the information tab. MITA uses perceptual learning to train you on how to read x-ray images. MITA focuses specifically on chest x-rays, so you can learn about lung health on this page as well.
The About Us page contains information about the creators of this app and why we wanted to make it.
The FAQs page contains commonly asked questions about the site and lung health!


Event Transitions Example
class Window : public QWidget { public: Window(QWidget *parent = 0) : QWidget(parent) { QPushButton *button = new QPushButton(this); button->setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Expanding, QSizePolicy::Expanding); QVBoxLayout *layout = new QVBoxLayout; layout->addWidget(button); layout->setContentsMargins(80, 80, 80, 80); setLayout(layout);
The Window
class's constructors begins by creating a button.
QStateMachine *machine = new QStateMachine(this); QState *s1 = new QState(); s1->assignProperty(button, "text", "Outside"); QState *s2 = new QState(); s2->assignProperty(button, "text", "Inside");
Two states, s1
and s2
, are created; upon entry they will assign "Outside" and "Inside" to the button's text, respectively.
QEventTransition *enterTransition = new QEventTransition(button, QEvent::Enter); enterTransition->setTargetState(s2); s1->addTransition(enterTransition);
When the button receives an event of type QEvent::Enter and the state machine is in state s1
, the machine will transition to state s2
.
QEventTransition *leaveTransition = new QEventTransition(button, QEvent::Leave); leaveTransition->setTargetState(s1); s2->addTransition(leaveTransition);
When the button receives an event of type QEvent::Leave and the state machine is in state s2
, the machine will transition back to state s1
.
QState *s3 = new QState(); s3->assignProperty(button, "text", "Pressing..."); QEventTransition *pressTransition = new QEventTransition(button, QEvent::MouseButtonPress); pressTransition->setTargetState(s3); s2->addTransition(pressTransition); QEventTransition *releaseTransition = new QEventTransition(button, QEvent::MouseButtonRelease); releaseTransition->setTargetState(s2); s3->addTransition(releaseTransition);
Next, the state s3
is created. s3
will be entered when the button receives an event of type QEvent::MouseButtonPress and the state machine is in state s2
. When the button receives an event of type QEvent::MouseButtonRelease and the state machine is in state s3
, the machine will transition back to state s2
.
machine->addState(s1); machine->addState(s2); machine->addState(s3); machine->setInitialState(s1); machine->start(); } };
Finally, the states are added to the machine as top-level states, the initial state is set to be s1
("Outside"), and the machine is started.
int main(int argc, char **argv) { QApplication app(argc, argv); Window window; window.resize(300, 300); window.show(); return app.exec(); }
The main() function constructs a Window object and shows it.
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Version 2.0: The polyatomic update!
This program outputs the Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR) notation and molecular shape for non-metal molecules that you can write VSEPR notation for, with no more than 4 atoms around the central atom.
New in version 2.0: The world's best VSEPR notation calculator just got better with POLYATOMIC IONS! More information can be found below.
Please enter the chemical formula for a molecule, in proper formatting (no subscripts, though). If it is a POLYATOMIC ION, please include the charge SEPARATELY in the corresponding box, with the number BEFORE the sign (e.g. 2-).
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To the Editor of the Sangamo Journal:
It is proper that the citizens of Hancock County should know the real causes
of their present troubles. A few words on this subject, I think, will unriddle
the whole matter to the understandings of the people, and pull the cloak off
the monster that does all the mischief. The fact is, Mr. Editor, the Twelve,
that were former Mormons, are at the bottom of all the difficulties. These
Twelve men have chosen three men of their own stamp as their secret agents --
spiritual wife believers, law of Moses believers, consecration believers, and
believers in the doctrine of secret murder to save the souls of men; as for
instance, the death of Irvin and Amos Hodge, a Mr. Daniels and a Mr. Wilcox.
Irvin Hodge was murdered within twelve feet of Brigham Young's door. Amos
Hodge was murdered, it is said, between Montrose and Nashway by Brigham
Young's guard, who pretended at the time to escort him out of Nauvoo, for his
safety, under cover of women's clothes, who then pretended that he had run
away. Mr. Wilcox, a peaceable, quiet citizen of Illinois -- not a Mormon --
was taken by this same guard in Nauvoo, under suspicion that he was an
Anti-Mormon, and that he was in the affray of June 27th, 1844, at Carthage --
into the Masonic Hall, and was never heard of more. Mr. Daniels was the man
that gave evidence at Carthage Court and published a pamphlet containing an
account of what he saw at the jail. He returned to Nauvoo after the Court was
over; some of Brigham Young's guard was heard to say that it was best to save
Daniel's soul while was in the faith. The next day nothing was seen of
Daniels, and thus he was rewarded for his services to the saints, (as they are
called:) It is reported by them that he was cut in pieces, put into a bag or
sack and sunk in the Mississippi, 'where he can tell no lies, or recall his
former statement.'
Messrs. Babbitt, Fulmer and Haywood, agents, have been doing all they could to
prevent the Brigharnite Mormons leaving Nauvoo. I said the twelve were the
foundation of the trouble. Their public agents act in Nauvoo affairs, under
the immediate counsel and direction of the Twelve, who, it is said, have gone
West; but who, to the contrary, some one or two of them are secreted in
Nauvoo, the most of the time and dictating and controlling its affairs. The
nearest Camp not being over 100 miles, they can go and come under the security
of night and by the assistance of their agents in Nauvoo, -- who stand ready
to secrete them and obey their mandates. Such are the facts of the case. And
it is the intention of these men, through their agents at Nauvoo, to keep up a
Brighamite organization and thereby keep possession of the temple, in despite
of all the Anti's can do. To accomplish this some one bearing the name of a
gentile, professing to be no Mormon, is nested upon a Brighamite goose nest,
in the shape of the Hancock Eagle Printing Press. 'Hurra, hurra, won't we have
lots of fun, and how we will pull the wool over their eyes in this way --
raise the cry, why, he is a gentile; he is no mormon; put on the democracy a
little. This will make the new citizens friends and friends in the democratic
ranks through the State; -- in hopes of the Mormon vote again, they will help
us retain about 3,000 of these miserable remnants, to keep up our Danite bands
in Nauvoo.
Mr. Editor, I must say a few words more on this subject before I close this
letter. Mr. Babbitt is now figuring at the head of all these matters in
Nauvoo. He was once elected to the legislature. You heard of him in
Springfield not long since. He is a Mormon High Priest under the Brighamite
reign. He it was who received a handsome fee -- said to be 1000 dollars -- to
defend Turley, another Mormon preacher of the same Brighamite stamp, when it
was known at the time that the said Turley was as notorious a counterfeiter as
ever walked the earth. The only difficulty was that his leader, Mr. Brigham,
was known as the colleague of Turley in the counterfeiting business, and he
might well suppose that a full trial in Turley's case, would reveal secrets
affecting the character of the "..." Both Young and Turley
have been indicated for making counterfeit money.
Once more: The cry raised by these men about the poor in Nauvoo, is all a
sham. to my certain knowledge thousands of dollars have been put into the
hands of agents, an no one dollar has been appropriated to help the poor. It
has been put into the pockets of the agents. One circumstance I will relate.
At the time some gentlemen from St. Louis were in Nauvoo, negociating a
purchase of the Temple, Mr. Babbit sent a messenger post haste to the Twelve
to get the lowest price. After some pretended lamentations and deliberations,
a letter was returned, signed by the twelve, and published in the Hancock
Eagle, setting forth, the great love they had for the saints, and especially
those that had worked on the temple. So, any they, we have concluded at last
to let the Temple be sold, to help the poor brethren and sisters to go to
California. But notice the deceit of these men. At the same time the Twelve
took silent precaution and sent John Taylor, one of their gang, under cover of
night to Nauvoo, to receive the money for the Temple as soon as it was paid
over, and carry it to the camp, and slip it into the pockets of the Twelve.
None but the poor Twelve would have received a single dollar of this money,
had the Temple been sold. Such is the love for these men have for the poor.
Respectfully, WM. SMITH.
P. S. -- If Mr. Amos Hodge, the father of the young Hodges, will call and see
me, I can tell him the names of persons that will put him on the track of the
men who murdered his sons.


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Born and brought up in Rajasthan, graduated from Thapar University in 2016. He has left his lucrative job at Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. in 2017 and is working full time towards the endeavour
chairman and director
President of an initiative chapter in Thapar University, professor and PhD holder in humanities. She has been the major boost by constantly providing the mentorship and guidance
director
Responsible for developing app and tech-oriented solutions to ensure sustainability
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Looks after recruitment of volunteers, publicity and team management
event and networking coordinator
Builds a network with all the local organizations, volunteers, getting sponsorships, looking after arrangements, and execution for the events
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Provides mentorship in the field of Marketing and Management
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Supports Procedure, and various related classes needed at run-time by dynamically typed languages (such as Scheme and ECMAScript).
Procedure
The exact set of classes in this package is still somewhat in flux.


The New York Skyline
New York City, the most populous city in the United States, is home to over 6486 completed high rise buildings of at least 35 meters, of which at least 113 completed are taller than 600 feet (183 m). The tallest building in New York is One World Trade Center, which rises 1,776 feet (541 m). The 104-story skyscraper also stands as the tallest building in the United States, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, and the sixth-tallest building in the world.


The LimitMZModel
implements the logic associated for this, it checks if a certain value is in the range specified by the user,
and then proceeds to remove them if they are invalid, and kept otherwise.
The LimitMZDialog
is a simple GUI allowing the user to specify the minimum and maximum m/z values they wish the outgoing data to have.


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Maddi Torre, the only player not to go on strike
by BeSoccerAlmost all the players in Spain's Primera Iberdrola women's league went on strike this weekend, but not everyone did. Maddi Torre of Real Sociedad went to Zubieta all set to play against Barcelona, but no other players from either team turned up. The match, like the rest, was called off.
Maddi Torre wanted to play, She was the only player not to go on strike, 'AS' reported.
The Real Sociedad player had already said she would not go on strike. "I'm the first person to want an agreement on pay and conditions, it's the best for everyone and I want it now," she told 'Cadena SER'.
"But the only reality is that at the moment, we are on strike and we do not have an agreement. The only ones that is bad is for us the players. It's not the time to go on strike. I told my teammates that and I asked for respect because it's not easy to be in the minority," she added.
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She was not the only one against the strike, but she was the only one who did not second it. There were other footballers who thought like it, but decided to join the rest in refusing to play.
However, Torre went to Zubieta and the referee's match report says that. "The player turned up at the ground to play the game," the official wrote in her match report.
Coach Gonzalo Arconada, his number two and the club delegate were also there as well as Barca's coach and club delegate. Despite Torre's desire to get on the field, there was no game.


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"I Sense" PM sensor is based on PMS5003 particle sensor driven by NodeMCU v1.0 microcontroller. Developed by Kostas David.
Current app version: 0.5.0
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"I Sense" PM sensor is based on PMS5003 particle sensor driven by NodeMCU v1.0 microcontroller. Developed by Kostas David.
Current app version: 0.5.0
All rights reserved.
For bugs and suggestions please contact:
kostasdavid@gmail.com


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6 - 8
Dietary
A luxurious pillow of meringue tops this impressive pie. Try using other lightly-cooked fruits for the filling.
Grease a 30cm/12in loose-bottomed tart tin.
To make the pastry, sift the flour into a large bowl and rub in the butter until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Add the icing sugar and ground ginger, mix thoroughly then add the beaten eggs and just enough cold water to form a dough.
Turn the dough onto a floured board, knead gently into a smooth ball then roll the pastry out and use it to line the tart tin. Prick the base with a fork, line with foil and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the filling. Preheat the oven to to 150C/300F/Gas 2. Cut the rhubarb into 5cm/2in lengths and place in an ovenproof dish. Sprinkle with the sugar and orange zest then cook, uncovered, in the oven for 20 - 25 minutes or until the rhubarb is just tender but still holding its shape. Increase oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
Add baking beans to the tart case and bake blind for 15 minutes, then remove the foil and the beans and return the tin to the oven for about eight minutes or until pale golden-brown. Remove the tin from the oven and increase the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6 .
For the meringue, place the egg whites in a large bowl and whisk until they form soft peaks. Gradually add half the sugar, whisking all the time, then fold in the cornflour and remaining sugar and whisk until the mixture is smooth and glossy.
To assemble the pie, fill the tart case with the rhubarb, standing the pieces on end. Pile most of the meringue on top of the pie, keeping enough back to then pipe pointy peaks over the surface. Bake in the oven for about 30 minutes, or until the top is crispy and very pale gold. Allow the pie to cool before removing it from the tin.