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Photographers and married couple, Regis and Kahran Bethencourt are showcasing the beauty of natural hair with their World of Curls project. The pair have travelled the globe photographing children with natural hair in a plan to release a fine art book of their snaps.
In an interview with The Voice they expressed the impact the fashion world has on children and self image. "When we first started working with child models we would receive snapshots of the kids before the shoot with beautiful natural hair. When they would come to the shoot, they would show up with their hair straightened because they thought that they needed to do that to get into the industry."
8 countries, 16 shoots, 33 kids sums up the first part of our recent world tour. On Monday, March 6 we will be releasing some of the amazing photos captured during our trips. Connecting with local models and designers we were able to photograph the beauty of natural hair kids around the world with our own signature editorial style. We wanted to showcase not only the kids in each location, but the environment so that viewers can get a glimpse of everyday life in each different location. Visit link in bio to get updates and stay connected. 😘#aworldofcurls #creativesoultravels #creativesoulworldtour
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As fashion photographers, it is hoped that the book will support their work in the fashion world, showcasing the beauty of young people celebrating their natural hair texture. Traveling across countries such as England, Ghana, Cuba and Greece, they have captured the beauty of natural hair in a bid to raise awareness for general misconceptions about how hair 'should' be styled. Speaking of the World of Curls project, they went on to explain "So far we've visited London, Italy, the Netherlands, France, Greece, South Africa, Ghana and Cuba and still have a few more to go before we release our book. Our goal is simply to create art pieces that show young kids of colour the beauty of being just the way they are."
Believe it or not it is always hard for us to get in front of the camera. Always easier to stay behind the scenes, but I know the value of capturing memories so we do it regardless of my hesitations. In love with this series of images captured of us by the talented @jensosa at the @blinkconference. She captured our personalities perfectly. ❤ Hair by @toninatural of @xpressyourkinks salon #teamus #blinkconference #blinkconf16
When asked about her own natural hair, Kahran told The Voice "I am pretty simple when it comes to hair but I typically try to rock my natural curls at all times. It is important that I practice what I preach so that when kids come into the studio they understand that we truly stand firm in our beliefs about accepting yourself the way you are."
So cool meeting these TRIPLETS in Ghana. We had never even met triplets before so it was kinda cool seeing the bond between this trio. 😍😍 Big thanks to @isossychildren for the clothing and @twistsnlocs for hairstyling. Models: @twinkle_toes_inc ❤❤ #aworldofcurls #creativesoultravels #creativesoulworldtour #ghana #accra #triplets #soccergirl #naturalhair #teamnatural_ #naturalgirlsrock #naturalkids #cutekidmodels #frobabies #stylish_cubs #babybighair #ig_kids #healthy_hair_journey #melanin #africanstyle #african_portraits #ghanastyle #africacreativecities #okayafrica #okaytravels #pulsetv #teamghana #iloveghana #iloveghanafashion #ghanaat60
For more of Regis' and Kahran's work, visit their website Creative Soul.
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Some days the Rev. Russ Hickman is just glad to be alive.
When Hurricane Charley made landfall Aug. 13, Hickman was in his house in Port Charlotte, standing by a triple glass door. Then his wife called to him: "Come quick, you've got to see."
A neighbor's roof was being torn off by the storm. Hickman hesitated - but then went to stand next to his wife.
"I left that door for 30 seconds - and everything blew," he said. "A double window blew in, the triple glass doors went the other direction, and plate glass went flying in pieces right where I had been standing. I was 30 seconds away from death.
"I just stood there in shock as it started to pull the ceiling down. Then it stopped. I guess the pressure equalized somehow and it just stopped."
Although many forecasters said Charley's winds reached 150-mph, at least two wind gauges in Hickman's community broke when they registered 175 mph.
Was it a tornado that hit Hickman's house? Maybe, he said. "It could have been a tornado. It's impossible to know for sure. The fact that it blew everything at the same time means it was likely a tornado. So many tornadoes spun off that storm."
On Monday, Hickman will be able to see daylight out the back of his house for the first time. Volunteers are coming to install new windows. "There have been no windows or no glass doors in the back of my house since August 13," he said, since he and his wife boarded up their home shortly after Charley tore it apart. "That will be the first time I look out the back of my house. It has been like a cave."
He and his wife will replace the ceiling in three rooms.
Hickman said he's blessed, not just to be alive, but to be able to stay in his community, which was devastated by Charley.
At least 200 of his several hundred parishioners at First Presbyterian Church in Port Charlotte had to relocate, at least temporarily, while their homes are repaired or rebuilt. Most are 75 miles away, but many are 100 or even 1,000 miles away.
"Some of them aren't coming back," said Hickman. "Their kids came and got them and they just left Florida for good."
Many members of the congregation lived in a retirement village that was severely damaged. Until repairs are complete - which could be in March - most of them are living in two Tampa hotels.
Last year, the First Presbyterian Church had about 800 people attend each Sunday. This year, it's at about 500 people. "It has an effect on our church - an emotional one and an economic one. We have four sections in the church. We've roped off the left and right ones so people will sit in the center two."
The church's educational building alone sustained $2 million in damages, said Hickman - "but, you know, we also had an awful lot of stained glass windows, and do you know not one of them had even a scratch?"
A couple weeks ago, church members were able to meet together at Cedar Kirk, a camp jointly owned by the Tampa Presbytery and the Peace River Presbytery.
Thanks to funding from Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, "we were able to meet together," said Hickman. "We spent the day together. And the weather was just perfect."
More than 20 people in the church had homes that were completely demolished. Others, who were living in repairable homes, are suddenly finding their homes infested with hazardous mold.
"Mold has been growing unbeknownst to them. They are having to moving out this month and rent a place while they tear out the drywall and redo it."
But he also sees that people are beginning to recover - though some are becoming exhausted. "There is such difficulty in finding a contractor. Plus, the job that cost you $20,000 last year costs $60,000 this year. The price of materials has gone up that much."
Many people are still wrestling with insurance companies, he said, trying to get long-delayed payments.
He said the effect of trauma has been noticeable in his community. "We have started calling it 'hurricane brain,' " he said. "What it means is that you can't remember things. The hurricanes caused so much stress that people tend to be forgetful."
As for Hickman, he said by next hurricane season he would be better prepared. "We had no protection on our windows," he said - a situation he really regretted. He has lived in the house for seven years and has lived in Florida for 15 years.
He said many people in Port Charlotte felt the way he did - "this community hadn't been hit in 44 years," he said.
Next hurricane season, he said, he's going to board up his house. "During the winter I am installing hurricane shutters. I just want to be ready next time."
He is also replacing his glass door with impact-resistant glass that shatters into tiny pieces - as a car windshield - instead of into life-threatening shards. "It's very heavy glass, very thick," he said. "What we had before became deadly plate glass."
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|HERE'S DAVE CHAPPELLE PONDERING A QUESTION he has absolutely no intention of answering during a rare appearance on Letterman last night.
Runaway comedian Dave Chappelle resurfaced after a seven-year hiatus last night, showing up on David Letterman to "explain" why he walked away from the wildly successful Chappelle Show and the $50 million that accompanied it.
Which, in case memory doesn't serve, he did in a bizarre disappearing act when he simply walked off the set and boarded a plane for South Africa, apparently telling no one, not even his wife. As people experiencing meltdowns often do. (Not that I'm judging because there are days when the thought of walking out my front door and directly onto a getaway jet is terrifyingly appealing, the only difference being that I don't actually do it. And that South Africa is almost never the fantasy destination.)
So what did Chappelle have to say about the only thing any of us really wanted to know? Good question. Unfortunately, he had nothing but coy, rambling, well-nigh incoherent answers that hint at many things, not the least of which is the fact that he still doesn't have a goddam clue why he did it.
Therefore, while the Internet Googles itself into a bipolar froth trying to "decode" the cryptic messages in Chappelle's answers last night, I'm going to save the rest of you a helluva lot of time and tell you the real reason he did what he did: mental illness. It's not that deep.
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"Real love" – "This kind of love is emotional in nature but not obsessional. It is a love that unites reason and emotion. It involves an act of the will and requires discipline, and it recognizes the need for personal growth."
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As a society, we are always on the search for the secret to a happy, healthy relationship – that one key to making everything work and allowing both partners to feel happy, fulfilled and appreciated at all times.
We spend much of our time watching the happy, smiling couples on TV wondering why that doesn't seem to translate as easily to the real world. In an effort to improve upon our relationship we search the self-help section of our local library or turn to Google in an effort to take in the advice of relationship experts from around the world.
Putting our best foot forward, we actively attempt to convey our love and respect for our partner through our words and actions only to find that they don't seem to be hearing what we are trying to say. According to author and marriage counselor Gary Chapman, this may be due to the fact that we are talking in a different language than that which our partner is able to hear and comprehend.
Think about it this way – Imagine that you have started a relationship with an amazing individual, maybe a good friend set you up knowing that you would be a great match, or you met in some star-crossed chance meeting, instantly connecting. You start your relationship and in the beginning, everything is great. You are in the lovey-dovey new love state where you see one another in only the best of light.
As your relationship continues to grow and develop, however, you suddenly notice that when your partner is speaking to you they are speaking a foreign language that you are completely unfamiliar with. You attempt to answer them in English, asking them to explain what they are trying to say to you, but their reply once again comes in this foreign tongue. It won't be long before this major roadblock in your communication will cause some serious issues in the relationship!
Expressions of love work in much the same way. As Chapman explains in his book 'The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts,' the way in which we express our love and respect for our partner actually falls into any one of five different emotional love languages. While love as a whole is a mixture of the five, each of us will find that we gravitate more strongly towards some of thee languages than others. If the language that you are 'speaking' and the language that your partner is 'listening' in don't line up, then there is a break down in the communication and your efforts, while genuine and heartfelt, may not be heard.
In order to strengthen your relationship, you need to discover which love languages are your strongest, as well as which your partner resonates with most, and then refocus your efforts with a better understanding of what will allow one another to feel loved, appreciated and respected. To begin, Chapman has provided a test on his website that will assess your love language. After taking the test, read on to learn more about each love language and how to 'speak it' for your partner.
Acts of Service
Scoring highest on 'acts of service' for your love language indicates that you express love through the tangible actions that you take to 'do' things for your partner. This may mean that you go out of your way to keep the house clean, you greet them each day after work with a warm meal or you make a point of starting each morning by preparing your partner's coffee just the way that they like it.
If you are with a loved one that connects via acts of service take the time to anticipate the day to day things that you can do for them. If you notice that they are stressed out trying to keep up with everything around the house surprise them by completing some of their usual 'household chores,' or simply ask them what you can do to lighten their load.
Those who express love through the language of 'gifts' will use tangible gifts and surprises in order to communicate their affection and respect to others. If this is your love language you likely get incredibly excited leading up to holidays like birthdays and Christmas knowing that you can pick out that one special, well thought out gift for each of your loved ones. You can't go shopping without stopping at least once to consider whether your partner would adore something that you have stumbled upon in the store, purchasing it because you just 'know' that it would show how much you truly love them.
Sometimes the love language of gifts is mistaken for being selfish or, as many refer to it, a 'gold digger.' The truth is that a true speaker of the language of gifts doesn't value the love associated with the gift by its monetary value, but rather by the simple act of thinking of something that your partner will love. A single rose can be just as powerful as a bouquet. Surprise them by bringing home a little trinket the next time you are out and about town, or stop by their office to drop off a drink from their favorite coffee shop.
Physical Touch
The love language of physical touch is one that is incredibly common among the male population according to Chapman's experience. This means that you prefer to express your love for your partner by holding their hand as you walk down the street or giving them a kiss goodbye as they leave for work in the morning.
If your partner is speaking the language of physical touch remember that this is about the smaller details. While for some people any type of physical connection is an attempt to lead to sex, this isn't the case for those who speak this language. There are many times that they simply want the smaller gestures in order to feel love and appreciation from their partner. Give them a hug when they are having a difficult day, or make a point of putting your arm around them to pull them in close while you are watching a movie together.
Quality Time
If your main love language is quality time then there is nothing that you value more than simply spending time with your partner. Whether it is a fancy dinner date or simply curling up together on the couch in your pajamas to watch a movie, the 'what' in the equation is unimportant as long as you are doing it together.
To reach a partner who speaks the language of quality time, make a point of scheduling them into your day. Try waking up 15 min earlier in the morning to give yourselves a chance to have your morning coffee together, or shut off all electronics and outside distractions during dinner so that the focus is entirely on the time that the two of you are spending together at the dinner table.
Words of Affirmation
The love language 'words of affirmation' indicates that you give or receive love through the words that you speak. Regardless of what your partner may do, or what gifts they may shower you with, all you really want is to hear your partner tell you 'I love you' and 'thank you.' You are deeply touched by genuine compliments and expressions of love and are recharged and reenergized by having a long, deep conversation with your partner.
If your partner connects with words of affirmation remember to always communicate verbally how you are feeling. A simple text message or love letter can brighten their entire day.


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Mr. Orr's addition will offer a fresh perspective and guidance to the Cambridge start-up
Cambridge-based Insurify announced this week that Joe Orr, EVP of Insurance at Clearlink, has joined the online insurance start-up's Advisory Board.
Mr. Orr joins Giorgos Zacharia, CTO, Kayak, the web-based travel search engine; George Kassabgi, EVP of Product, Seniorlink, a company that is rolling out a "groundbreaking model" for in-home care and support for elders and the disabled; and Mark Rosenblatt, General Partner at Rationalwave Capital Partners, a venture capital firm that invested $2 million in Insurify in January 2016, as an Advisory Board member.
"I am very excited to have Joe Orr on our advisory board. He is an industry veteran and a thought leader in the industry with strong product, technology and operational expertise," said Snejina Zacharia, CEO of Insurify. "We have been working with Joe Orr and our strategic partner Clearlink for over a year now and he has already proven to be extremely helpful with advice and recommendations."
An industry expert and thought leader, Mr. Orr's management skills and extensive knowledge of core target markets, product dynamics, and profit levers will be used to help Insurify differentiate it from other online insurance start-ups.
Insurify to create a new distribution model for independent agencies and carriers
Mr. Orr says that Insurify's "right fit" of technology and user experience is what makes drew him to come on board.
"Consumers are overwhelmed by the multitude of insurance options available and Insurify provides the tool to recommend them the best policy to fit their specific needs," explained Mr. Orr, on his decision to join the start-up's Advisory Board. "I am pleased to be an advisor of Insurify…[It] has the right fit of user experience and technology to create a new distribution platform for both independent insurance agencies and carriers."
Mr. Orr has been the EVP of Insurance for Clearlink since 2013. Prior to joining Clearlink, he was the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Product Development at Answer Financial.
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Agency Checklists' previous March 14, 2016 article, "A Q&A With Cambridge Start-Up Insurify- The Site Aiming To Be The Virtual Insurance Agent of the Internet."
The company has a patent-pending virtual agent, "Evia," that it says will allow a consumer to simply snap a photo of his license plate and text it to the Evia system. The virtual agent system will deliver policy quotes and recommendations via text message back to the consumer. Insurify does not presently write policies directly, but uses two 50-state Insurance Agencies, MassDrive, based in Boston, and the Clearlink Insurance Agency, LLC., headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah.
More about Clearlink and insurance companies
Founded in Salt Lake City in 2003, Clearlink is a national digital and sales marketing association focused on partnering with brands in order to improve their sales reach and motivation. Clearlink's website identifies Liberty Mutual, MetLife, Progressive, and Travelers as some of the insurance companies that have used Clearlink to develop their brands.


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Definition of Hooke's law
1. Noun. (physics) the principle that (within the elastic limit) the stress applied to a solid is proportional to the strain produced.
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Definition of Hooke's law
1. Noun. (physics) the principle that the stress applied to a solid is directly proportional to the strain produced. This law describes the behavior of springs and solids stressed within their elastic limit. ¹
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1. The stress applied to stretch or compress a body is proportional to the strain, or change in length thus produced, so long as the limit of elasticity of the body is not exceeded. (05 Mar 2000)
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A shooting in Isla Vista, California, near the UC Santa Barbara campus left three men injured on Monday evening.
Police have taken one suspect into custody, while another remains at large, the Los Angeles Times reports.
The three men were taken to the hospital for treatment. Two of the men were shot and one had been assaulted.
One assailant escaped in a white sedan. Authorities believe that that suspect may be injured.
Police confirmed that the other assailant was among the injured taken to the hospital, according to NBC News.
The shooting comes almost a year after Elliot Rodger killed six people at the community college before turning the gun on himself.
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About EIL
EIL Ireland is an Irish, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing intercultural experiences based on the principles of experiential learning (learning by doing). In the Study Abroad Dept, we have specialised in Language Courses, Secondary School Abroad and Cultural Exchange programmes for Irish teenagers since 1989. EIL offers a range of individual and group programmes which specifically cater for the needs of Irish students and are designed to include as much cultural interaction as possible in the country of choice.
Child Safety
On all our programmes child safety is the number one priority and we always strive to ensure they are run according to the most up-to-date best practise guidelines. In fact we have been at the forefront of modernising best practice policy for youth exchange organisations in Ireland and you can find out more information about these efforts here. We only work with partner organisations who are committed to the same principles and who have a track record in providing a quality service.
Individual Programmes
The Secondary School Abroad programme is particularly suited to Transition Year students. Programme dates are flexible from a minimum of 6 weeks up to a full academic year. Students who do not wish to take time off from their studies in Ireland can opt for one of our Language courses which run throughout the year including the summer months. Our Leaving Certificate preparation courses in France, Spain and Germany have proved particularly popular.
Group Programmes
We can also organise tailored made programmes for Irish teachers who wish to take a group of young people abroad. This could be a language course combined with a range of activities / excursions or a language course combined with a specialist activity such as French & Sailing. The range of possibilities are endless and we would be happy to explore further any specialist requirement that you might have.
EIL Explore
As a not-for-profit organisation, run by a board of volunteer directors and a team of full time staff, our objective is to enrich lives and inspire global citizenship. To this extent the Trust for Education in International living was established so that excess funds generated by the organisation could be channeled into EIL Explore. These awards offer a range of fully and partially funded programmes with exciting possibilities to explore other cultures in various countries around the world. To a large extent we rely on word of mouth, including your voice in the classroom, to help make people aware of these fantastic opportunities. Options for Secondary School Students include Ecuador (4 weeks cultural expereince) Japan (4 weeks Secondadary School & Cultural Ambassador experience) Secondary School in Europe (3 months for a TY student in a country with their chosen European language) Vermont & Youth Activist (2 weeks in vermont USA, Youth Leadership workshop series). There are also awards for Teachers to in our Over 18 years awards, such as Mexico, Thailand Global Awareness Programme and more!


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Whether its pressure to succeed or pressure by parents and peers, anxiety in the school setting can be troublesome to the student and educator. When a child is stressed, their ability to learn is compromised. Parents may become overwhelmed and the anxiety felt by the child becomes greater over time. It is important to understand anxiety and know how to help your child if they are impacted by the condition.
Many children experience anxiety during certain times during the school year. The beginning, transitional period, and back to school after breaks are common times your child may experience some level of anxiety. Worries are common, but other signs may result in the need for professional help.
Common Worries
Children and teens often worry about school-related issues, such as teachers, friends, and fitting-in. The most common worries include:
- What if I don't like my teacher?
- What if my new teacher is mean?
- Are my clothes good enough?
- Who will sit by me at lunch?
- What if I miss the school bus?
- What if I am called on in class?
- What if I have to read in front of the class?
- Who will my friends be?
If your child is expressing any of the above questions, it is critical to address them in an encouraging manner. Do not allow your child to miss school because they are stressed or feeling anxious as avoidance only reinforces and increases fear over the long-term. Discuss the questions with your child and offer reassurance.
Tips to Relieve Anxiety
There are strategies parents may take in dealing with back-to-school worries and generalized school anxiety. The best tips include:
Look after your child's basic needs. Your child is better equipped to handle school when they are not hungry or tired. Providing nutritious meals and proper bedtime rituals helps alleviate basic problems.
Problem-solve and plan.
Instead of only providing encouragement, offer ways the two of you may arrive at a solution. Work through problems together and your child will feel empowered.
Focus on the positive.
When you, as the parent, focus on the positive, your child will follow suit. Encourage your child to re-direct attention away from the worries and focus on something else. Offer your child something as simple as an afterschool snack to think about. They will draw their attention away from the worry and focus on something fun.
Teach and practice coping skills.
When your child is feeling anxious or nervous at school they need to be equipped on how to handle themselves. If you are unsure what to teach, ask the school counselor or your pediatrician for guidance. Calm breathing techniques or cognitive coping skills are beneficial in battling school-related anxiety.
Encourage a time for sharing.
Inquire, ask, and communicate. These are the best tools in prompting your child to open up and share what is contributing to anxiety. Before and after school, encourage and talk. Avoid bombarding your child with questions if they do not want to talk. Some parents gain all of the information they need to know during the car ride home, and then follow up later with assistance. Remember to be as good of a listener as you are a communicator.


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transitional government in dealing with the threat of
proliferation of arms, including surface-to-air missiles.
The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) was established
by the Council in September for an initial period of three
In the unanimously adopted resolution, the 15-member body
extended the mandate until March 16 2012.
The Council said "the mandate of UNSMIL shall in addition
include, in coordination and consultation with the
transitional Government of Libya, assisting and supporting
Libyan national efforts to address the threats of
proliferation of all arms and related materiel of all types,
in particular man- portable surface-to-air missiles".
The mission`s initial mandate was to support the National
Transitional Council (NTC) in its reconstruction efforts after
the end of the conflict, including restoring the rule of law,
drafting a new constitution, promoting reconciliation and
preparing for elections.
The Council had in another resolution on October 31 called
on interim authorities to take action to prevent the
proliferation of arms, missiles and related materiel, saying
they posed a security threat to the country and the region.
The NTC declared full liberation of Libya on October 23,
eight months after the popular uprising began against the
tyrannical regime of long-time ruler Muammar Gaddafi, who was
eventually captured and killed.
Libya has since formed an interim government headed by
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Claims Tips 3: Learning About Claims-Based Authentication in SharePoint 2010
Summary: Learn five tips that are related to claims-based authentication in SharePoint 2010, including information about packaging, retrieving REST data, adding policy, managing trusted root authorities, and resolving logon page issues.
Applies to: Business Connectivity Services | Open XML | SharePoint Designer 2010 | SharePoint Foundation 2010 | SharePoint Online | SharePoint Server 2010 | Visual Studio
Provided by: Steve Peschka, Microsoft Corporation
Overview of the Scope of This Article
Tip 1: Packaging a SharePoint 2010 Custom Claims Provider in a Visual Studio 2010 SharePoint Project
Tip 2: Retrieving REST Data in a Claims-Based Authentication Site in SharePoint 2010
Tip 3: Adding a Custom Claim to a Web Application Policy by Using Windows PowerShell in SharePoint 2010
Tip 4: Managing Trusted Root Authorities for Claims-Based Authentication in SharePoint 2010 Central Administration
Tip 5: Resolving AD FS Authentication Page Logon Issues in SharePoint 2010
Additional Resources
Overview of the Scope of This Article
This article provides tips for and answers to frequently asked questions related to claims-based authentication in Microsoft SharePoint 2010. It also provides tips and guidance to help solve problems related to using and configuring claims, and points to other resources for more information.
Tip 1: Packaging a SharePoint 2010 Custom Claims Provider in a Visual Studio 2010 SharePoint Project
If you have been developing solutions for SharePoint 2010 by using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, you may have noticed a slight packaging peculiarity when it comes to custom claims providers. In Visual Studio 2010, you can create a new feature and then easily add a feature event receiver to the new feature by right-clicking on the feature and selecting the Add Event Receiver menu. This is nice because it increases productivity and makes it easier to work on the code for your solution, rather than spending time on the configuration.
However, a disconnect comes in because the event receiver that Visual Studio 2010 adds by default is inherited from SPFeatureReceiver. As you may know, the event receiver that is used to register a custom claims provider must inherit from SPClaimProviderFeatureReceiver (see Claims Walkthrough: Writing Claims Providers for SharePoint 2010). In addition, the built-in SharePoint smarts in Visual Studio do not provide a really intuitive way to just add a class to a SharePoint 2010 project and then have it be associated with a feature.
There is, however, a fairly easy and slick way around this. I went down this path a while ago when I was beginning with my usual starting point—I had a custom claims provider that I had written and a corresponding feature receiver to install it. These two classes were part of a single project. I decided that I really wanted to make the new packaging feature in Visual Studio 2010 work for me, so here is how I did it:
Complete your first coding run of your custom claims provider project and corresponding event receiver for registration, and then compile it. Look at the compiled assembly to get the strong name for the assembly and the class name for the event receiver.
Add a new project to your solution. Base the new project on a Empty SharePoint Project template for SharePoint 2010. Configure the project to be deployed as a farm solution.
Right-click the Features node in the project, and then select Add Feature. Your feature should be scoped to Farm and should auto-activate. Otherwise, configure the feature properties as appropriate for what you are trying to do. Here is the important point—configure the following two properties on the feature (in the Visual Studio Properties window) as described:
Receiver Assembly Type the strong name to your assembly that is described in step 1.
For example, type the following: MyClaimProvider.ClaimTest, Version=220.127.116.11, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=edb00fee02fa0701
Receiver Class Type the name of the event receiver class that you wrote for your custom claims provider in step 1.
For example, type the following: MyClaimProvider.ClaimTest.MyClaimsFeatureReceiver
Add your compiled custom claims provider assembly to the list of assemblies that your packaging solution is deploying, as follows:
Double-click the Package.package node in the Visual Studio packaging project.
On the Advanced tab, click Add, and then click Add Existing Assembly.
Find the correct location for your compiled custom claims provider assembly, and leave the default Deployment Target: GlobalAssemblyCache selected.
Click OK to save your changes, and then close the Package properties window.
One thing to notice here for step 4: I usually just create a folder in my packaging project where I copy my compiled assemblies from other projects that I want to be distributed with the solution. When I configure the additional assemblies in the Package window, I just select the assemblies from the folder in my packaging project. In my other projects, I have a post-build script that automatically copies the compiled assembly into this assembly folder in my packaging project. It is a simple single line of code post-build that copies the assembly (whether it is a debug build or a release build) so that I do not need to remember to do it myself each time. Following is the code (assuming that you create a folder named GacFiles to store these assemblies).
copy "$(TargetPath)" ..\..\..\MyPackagingProject\GacFiles /Y
Your package is now complete. You just need to compile the package project and then, on the shortcut (right-click) menu for the project, select Package. You then have a solution package (.wsp file) that you can distribute, and you can have the solution package automatically roll out your custom claims provider.
Tip 2: Retrieving REST Data in a Claims-Based Authentication Site in SharePoint 2010
This tip is a small part of one section of a white paper about claims and SharePoint 2010 that is being published.
SharePoint 2010 provides the ability to retrieve list data through a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. In this example, I reuse the code that gets the FedAuth cookie that was included with the Using the Client Object Model with a Claims-Based Authentication Site in SharePoint 2010 blog post. After I have the FedAuth cookie, I reuse it to make a call to retrieve list data through REST.
The call is slightly different because we need to do HTTP GETs directly against the list data service in SharePoint 2010. The list data service is available in any site by navigating to the _vti_bin directory. For example, if you have a site at https://contoso, to get all of the items in the Contacts list on that site you could make a request to https://contoso/\_vti\_bin/listdata.svc/Contac. The data is returned as XML, which you can then process as needed for your application.
The following is a code example that reuses the method to obtain a FedAuth ticket, and then retrieves a list of all the items in the Contacts list.
private void GetRestDataBtn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
//This is the REST endpoint that I want to use to get all Contacts.
string endpoint = "https://fc1/_vti_bin/listdata.svc/Contacts";
//Get the FedAuth cookie.
string FedAuth = GetSamlToken();
//Make a request to the REST interface for the data.
HttpWebRequest webRqst = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(endpoint);
webRqst.UseDefaultCredentials = true;
webRqst.Method = "GET";
webRqst.Accept = "*/*";
webRqst.KeepAlive = true;
//Create the FedAuth cookie that goes with our request.
CookieContainer cc = new CookieContainer();
Cookie samlAuth = new Cookie("FedAuth", FedAuth);
samlAuth.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddHours(1);
samlAuth.Path = "/";
samlAuth.Secure = true;
samlAuth.HttpOnly = true;
Uri samlUri = new Uri(SamlTxt.Text);
samlAuth.Domain = samlUri.Host;
//Plug our cookie into the request.
webRqst.CookieContainer = cc;
//Read the response now.
HttpWebResponse webResp = webRqst.GetResponse() as HttpWebResponse;
//Make the request and get the response.
StreamReader theData = new StreamReader(webResp.GetResponseStream(), true);
string payload = theData.ReadToEnd();
//Create the XML classes for working with the results.
XmlDocument xDoc = new XmlDocument();
//XML doc, loaded with the results.
//Namespace manager, used for querying.
XmlNamespaceManager ns = new XmlNamespaceManager(xDoc.NameTable);
//Query for items.
XmlNodeList nl = xDoc.SelectNodes("/b:feed/b:entry/b:content/m:properties", ns);
//Create a list to hold the results.
List<Contact> Contacts = new List<Contact>();
//Enumerate the results.
foreach (XmlNode xNode in nl)
Contacts.Add(new Contact(
xNode.SelectSingleNode("d:FirstName", ns).InnerText,
xNode.SelectSingleNode("d:LastName", ns).InnerText,
xNode.SelectSingleNode("d:Company", ns).InnerText,
xNode.SelectSingleNode("d:JobTitle", ns).InnerText,
xNode.SelectSingleNode("d:EMailAddress", ns).InnerText));
//Bind to the DataGridView on my form.
ContactGrd.DataSource = Contacts;
catch (Exception ex)
//Add your error code handling here.
public class Contact
public string FirstName { get; set; }
public string LastName { get; set; }
public string Company { get; set; }
public string JobTitle { get; set; }
public string Email { get; set; }
public Contact(string First, string Last, string Company, string Title, string Email)
this.FirstName = First;
this.LastName = Last;
this.Company = Company;
this.JobTitle = Title;
this.Email = Email;
Stepping through the code, you can see that it first gets the FedAuth cookie from SharePoint 2010, as demonstrated in the blog post that I linked to earlier: Using the Client Object Model with a Claims-Based Authentication Site in SharePoint 2010. After the cookie is obtained, a new HttpWebRequest is made that is used to call the REST interface in SharePoint to retrieve all items in the Contacts list. A new cookie is created where the FedAuth cookie that was retrieved can be placed; this is what enables SharePoint to view our request as being authenticated. After the cookie is added, the request is made to the REST interface in SharePoint to retrieve the data. The results are put into the string variable payload.
Tip 3: Adding a Custom Claim to a Web Application Policy by Using Windows PowerShell in SharePoint 2010
I found this process to be much more difficult than anticipated, and then much easier than expected once done, so I figured I would do a quick tip about it. The task is to add a custom claim to a web application policy by using Windows PowerShell.
Adding a custom claim to a web application is straightforward by using the SharePoint Central Administration user interface. However, using Windows PowerShell is a different story, especially when you have never done it before. I was initially taking the approach of creating a New-SPClaimsPrincipal to add to the policies for the zone. Just for your amusement, the following is a variety of different approaches that I tried (and far from all of the different permutations I looked at).
#$tp = Get-SPTrustedIdentityTokenIssuer -Identity "ADFS with Roles"
#$cp = Get-SPClaimProvider -Identity "BasketballTeamProvider"
#$account = New-SPClaimsPrincipal -ClaimValue "Wingtip Toys" -ClaimType "Role" -TrustedIdentityTokenIssuer $tp
#$account = New-SPClaimsPrincipal -Identity "Wingtip Toys" -TrustedIdentityTokenIssuer $tp
#$account = New-SPClaimsPrincipal -Identity "c:0ǹ.c|basketballteamprovider|wingtip toys" -IdentityType EncodedClaim
#$account = New-SPClaimsPrincipal -ClaimValue "Wingtip Toys" -ClaimType "http://schema.steve.local/teams" -ClaimProvider $cp.ClaimProvider
#$account = New-SPClaimsPrincipal -EncodedClaim "c:0ǹ.c|basketballteamprovider| wingtip toys "
Many of these approaches added the claim successfully, but it was clearly not the correct identifier because the policy was not implemented (that is, I granted Full Control, but users with that claim could not log on). This was the "more difficult than anticipated" phase.
To get it to work, I really did not need a New-SPClaimsPrincipal object at all. Instead, the following Windows PowerShell code got the claim correctly added and working.
$WebAppName = "https://contoso1"
$wa = get-SPWebApplication $WebAppName
$account = "c:0ǹ.c|basketballteamprovider|wingtip toys "
$zp = $wa.ZonePolicies("Default")
$p = $zp.Add($account,"Claims Role")
So, just adding the custom claim as a simple string is what worked. Notice that to get the $account value, I just added the policy by using Central Administration, and then copied the claim value that it displayed when done. I then use the claim value that I copied from the user interface in my code. Hopefully, this will save you some time should you need to do this in the future.
Tip 4: Managing Trusted Root Authorities for Claims-Based Authentication in SharePoint 2010 Central Administration
I thought I would create this tip to raise awareness about another way to manage trusted root authorities in SharePoint 2010. For those of you who have been doing claims authentication sites, you know that you need to add all the certificates in the token-signing certificate chain to the SharePoint list that contains SharePoint trusted sites. All of the previous examples that I have demonstrated in my blog posts have done that through Windows PowerShell. To give equal coverage, I thought I would just let you all know that you can do the same thing in Central Administration.
You can add, change, or delete a trusted root authority for your token-signing certificate chain by using Central Administration. To do so, go to SharePoint 2010 Central Administration, click Security, and then click Manage trust. This takes you to the Trust relationship page. On this page, you can see the trusted root authorities that have been defined. You can add or edit trusts by browsing for a certificate that SharePoint uploads and uses to establish a trust. Just ensure that you do not delete the local trusted certificate, which is for the internal SharePoint security token service (STS).
Tip 5: Resolving AD FS Authentication Page Logon Issues in SharePoint 2010
I have had trouble resolving Active Directory Federation Service (AD FS) Authentication page logon issues several times, so I thought I would describe this problem and resolution because I am sure that others have seen it too.
Let's assume that you have configured a SharePoint web application to use SAML claims, and the identity provider security token service (IP-STS) is Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) 2.0. Sometimes I see that after SharePoint redirects to the AD FS login page, the browser just "stops". The status says "complete", as if the page is completely loaded and the blank page is all there is to it. The address bar in the browser shows the correct AD FS server URL. No error is shown and the browser looks like it is at the AD FS logon page. But, you are never authenticated, never prompted for credentials, and never sent back to your SharePoint site.
When this happens, I have found the problem is that I have a proxy server configured in my browser, and the request is being redirected to the fully qualified domain name of the AD FS server (that is, https://adfs.contoso.com).
To fix the problem, in Internet Explorer, do the following:
On the Tools menu, click Internet options.
On the Connections tab, click LAN settings.
Click Advanced to open the Proxy Setting window.
In the Proxy Setting window there is a text box for exceptions. The Exceptions text box is where you add URLs that you do not want the proxy server to try to resolve for you. If you add the URL for your AD FS server to that list and then save your changes, you should be able to successfully redirect and get authenticated.
Unfortunately, there is no feedback from the browser in this scenario as to what is the problem. If you get the "blank screen" browser page, consider this tip as a possible fix.
This article provides answers to some frequently asked questions about claims-based authentication in SharePoint 2010. It also provides five tips and guidance to help solve problems related to using and configuring claims, and points to other resources for more information.
Additional Resources
For more information, see the following resources:
Security Blogs, Resource Centers, Code Samples, and SharePoint Forums
Claims Tips 1: Learning About Claims-Based Authentication in SharePoint 2010
Claims Tips 2: Learning About Claims-Based Authentication in SharePoint 2010
Claims Walkthrough: Writing Claims Providers for SharePoint 2010
Claims Walkthrough: Creating Claims Providers for Trusted Login Providers for SharePoint 2010
Forms Authentication in SharePoint Products and Technologies (Part 1): Introduction
Claims Walkthrough: Creating Forms-Based Authentication for Claims-Based SharePoint 2010 Web Applications Using ASP.NET SQL Membership and Role Providers
Claims Walkthrough: Creating Trusted Login Providers (SAML Sign-in) for SharePoint 2010
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I would just like to thank you for all the card fronts you produce for us all it is so good of you to think of us and try to help us to make some wonderful cards ,thanks so much Sue
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Now have a new keyboard from Dolphin software for the blind/partially sighted an it magnifies so well I can make out the bits of the card and then somehow my mind puts the picture together, wicked!
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New £5 polymer note enters circulation in UK
The Bank of England (BoE) has issued its first polymer note, the new £5 featuring Sir Winston Churchill, as part of its move to shift from paper notes to plastic.
From 13 September, the £5 plastic notes will be available from many cash machines and bank counters across the UK.
The central bank said that it has printed 440 million polymer notes of £5 denomination.
It plans to gradually withdraw paper £5 notes as they are banked by retailers and businesses. However, paper £5 notes are allowed for circulation until 5 May 2017.
The bank plans to introduce a polymer £10 featuring Jane Austen in summer 2017, followed by the J.M.W. Turner £20 note by 2020.
BoE said that polymer, which is resistant to dirt and moisture, allowed it to incorporate a new generation of security features in the note, making it even harder to counterfeit.
The central bank Governor Mark Carney said: "The New Fiver, made of polymer, will be cleaner, safer and stronger. Resistant to dirt and moisture, it will stay in good condition for longer. The new security features make it harder to counterfeit.
"While the use of polymer means it can better withstand being repeatedly folded into wallets or scrunched up inside pockets and can also survive a spin in the washing machine. We expect polymer notes to last at least two-and-a-half times longer than the current generation of fivers and therefore reduce future costs of production."
Polymer notes are expected to last for 5 years even after being folded into wallets and scrunched up in pockets.
A decision to replace paper notes currently in use with polymer notes was made by the BoE in 2013 following a public consultation.
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The green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is a leading single-celled model for dissecting biological processes in photosynthetic eukaryotes. However, its usefulness has been limited by difficulties in obtaining mutants in genes of interest. To allow generation of large numbers of mapped mutants, we developed high-throughput methods which: (1) Enable easy propagation on agar and cryogenic maintenance of tens of thousands of C. reinhardtii strains; (2) Identify mutant insertion sites and physical coordinates in such collections; (3) Validate the insertion sites in pools of mutants by obtaining >500 bp of flanking genomic sequences. We used these approaches to construct a stably maintained library of 1,935 mapped mutants, representing disruptions in 1,562 genes. We further characterized randomly selected mutants, and found that 33 out of 44 insertion sites (75%) could be confirmed by PCR, and 17 out of 23 mutants (74%) contained a single insertion. To demonstrate the power of this library for elucidating biological processes, we analyzed the lipid content of mutants disrupted in genes encoding proteins of the algal lipid droplet proteome. This study revealed a central role of the long-chain acyl-CoA synthetase LCS2 in the production of triacylglycerol from de novo synthesized fatty acids.
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Celery is a vegetable not to be forgotten. This simple vegetable is an excellent source of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals and has only 10 calories per stalk. Celery also provides an impressive amount of dietary fiber, which boosts digestion and weight loss. Other significant benefits of celery include its ability to cleanse the liver and improve skin and eye health. Since celery is a mild diuretic, it aids in the removal of bodily toxins and lowering blood pressure. If the health benefits didn't entice you the delicious chunky celery soup should. Hope you enjoy this easy to make healthy gluten free soup
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Every year the Somerville Theatre hosts the Boston Science-Fiction marathon: 24 hours of straight sci-fi, including films, shorts, trailers, contests, and tv episodes. It's one of my favorite times of year (this was my sixth in a row!) and I was happy to not have schoolwork hanging over me this time around. The line-up was about half and half films I'd seen and films I hadn't, but there were some festival films and shorts concurrently screening in the basement micro-theater, so I had a place to hang out during films I didn't feel like re-watching. It was a pretty solid selection of movies, some good classics along with lesser-known gems, and I stayed awake through all but one!
1 First Men in the Moon (1964)
I knew very little about this one, aside from the Ray Harryhausen effects, and expected a passable space adventure with a crappy script but cool effects. Turns out, it's a pretty fun film all together! Based on a story by HG Wells, it follows the unlikely adventures of a wacky British scientist, Dr Cavor (Lionel Jeffries), his irresponsible business partner (Edward Judd), and the latter's perky American fiance (Martha Hyer). Dr Cavor has invented an anti-gravity substance that allows him to build a spacecraft and travel to the moon in 1899, with the other two somewhat accidentally in tow. They discover strange creatures living there and in true human fashion wreak havoc on their civilization before returning to earth. It's a rather silly movie, made sillier by Jeffries's hilarious and adorable performance, where he is basically his Chitty Chitty Bang Bang character. All in all it was a really pleasant surprise: I loved the weird visuals, the period setting, and the awesome effects, though I felt the frame story set in the 1960s was completely unnecessary. Most significantly for the Thon itself, it launched the most long-running joke for the night, involving CLOSING THE FUCKING DOOR!… which only makes sense in context.
2 Westworld (1973)
They played this at the Terrorthon in October and honestly I was sort of annoyed they would show it again just a few months later, when I assume some of the audience was the same. I like it but did not feel the need to watch it again so soon so I popped out to look at some short films, read some Ray Bradbury, and waltz back in just in time for the final big chase, which is the main reason to watch the movie anyway. The title links to my original review.
3 Coherence (2014)
All I really knew about this movie is it was one of the festival films and it featured Nicholas Brendan (aka Xander on Buffy, who attended the Thon for a Q&A). It starts out as a bunch of thirtysomething white people having a really boring white people party, and I was like ugh whatever, but then it gets so good! It's about parallel universes and these awful people keep finding alternate versions of themselves and suddenly they don't know how to handle anything and they start turning on each other and the main lady (Emily Foxler) has to decide how far she'll go to regain normalcy. Though it was very gradual it turned into a pretty solid psychological thriller and I was very into it by the end. Also Lorene Scafaria, writer/director of Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, was in it! Which is kind of neat since I just watched that movie. And I loved that Nicholas Brendan kind of played a version of himself, an actor known primarily for a lead role on a 90s sci-fi show, though in this he claims to be from Roswell (possibly a dig at similarly-positioned Jason Behr?). Anyway, pretty good movie, with shades of Primer but more romantic melodrama.
4 The Power (1968)
This one sounds better than it actually is, but I can't say I didn't find it fairly enjoyable. George Hamilton stars as a scientist who comes to the realization that someone on the board of his organization is a homicidal psychic out to kill him and his coworkers. He and his girlfriend, fellow scientist Margery (Suzanne Pleshette), attempt to outsmart their mystery assailant, narrowly avoiding some telekinetic attacks while their peers are mowed down left and right. And of course the police suspect Hamilton in the whole thing since he always seems to be around their deaths. It's a sensationalistic thriller with a few hammy performances and a very 60s aesthetic, and I found it interesting enough. It drags at parts but picks up for some exciting and slightly weird sequences, plus George Hamilton is needlessly shirtless a lot. There was a moment towards the end when I thought there'd be an awesome reveal involving Margery, but then it didn't happen, so I was actually totally disappointed with the actual ending. I need more twisted female villains, please. Also I guess this movie is pretty rare so I'm glad I got to see it at all.
5 Europa Report (2013)
Admittedly we missed the first 10-15 minutes of this to go get dinner but I don't think I missed anything terribly important. Basically the plot follows an international group of astronaut scientists sent to study Jupiter's moon Europa, looking for possible signs of life. They discover a lot more than they expected, including weird underwater creatures, but their research comes with the price of several lives. The whole film is patched together from video diaries taken on the ship, so it's got a found footage horror element to it. I liked that aspect of its storytelling but also saw holes in its construction, which was frustrating. It was also a bit slow for me, with its somewhat clinical approach and "tell, don't show" kind of style. It had a good cast, though, including two badass lady astronauts played by Anamaria Marinca and Karolina Wydra, and strong tension.
The main theater actually showed Silent Running during this block, but I decided to check out a screening of independent festival film Senn instead. I like Silent Running a lot, but I'd watched it recently and just felt like watching something new. Plus its co-writer, Britton Watkins, a linguist who consulted on alien dialect in Star Trek: Into Darkness, was there, which was neat. The film is set in a distant future where whole worlds are turned into factories, worked by people sold into indentured servitude, who spend years making knickknacks for the rich, day in, day out. Senn (Zach Eulberg) is just such a worker, but when he begins experiencing strange visions of a complex structure in space, he realizes he is meant for greater things. He and his girlfriend Kana (Lauren Taylor) take an intergalactic journey with a kind but closed-off alien (Wylie Herman) in an effort to unlock the structure's mysterious phenomena. It's a pretty good indie: nice production values but middling CG graphics, some good and some not-so-good acting, and an intriguing script. I liked the world-building and the characters, but am just bored of the idea that a generically handsome white dude is the chosen savior or whatever. Also I'm sick of futures with only white people ESPECIALLY since this movie actually takes the time to talk about class- like how the fuck can that discussion not also include race? There's a cute gay character as Senn's best friend, though, so at least there's a little more representation than usual in sci-fi.
Alright, after this I popped out for more food and then moved back into the main theater for the next batch of Thon films. I think the second half was stronger than the first half, but I'll talk about them in the next post!by


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Resipe «Duck breast flambe in cognac with candied apples»
Resipe «Apples stuffed with raspberries in a crisp crust»Okroshka with smoked venison serves 2 persons; cooking time ~ 20 minutes Ingredients: boiled chicken breast, 100g, smoked venison, 100g; brisket pork, 100g, 2 boiled potatoes, 2 eggs, 1 medium-sized cucumber, 3-4 radishes, 1 green onion, parsley, dill. Seasoning: kvass, 1 tsp mustard, cream Directions: Preparing the base: Dice the chicken, venison, pork, and eggs. Add the shredded vegetables and crushed greens. Mix the 'salad' well. Preparing the seasoning: Pour 200-300 ml kvass into a dish. Add a little mustard. Mix well. Place the base into a deep dish. Pour in the kvass and mustard. Sprinkle the chopped greens on top. Spread the cream with a spoon. Duck breast flambe in cognac with candied apples serves 2 persons; preparation time ~ 20 minutes; cooking time ~ 30 minutes Ingredients: duck breast with skin, 100-150g cognac, salt, ground mixed pepper, vegetable or olive oil. Berry sauce: lingonberries, 100 ml red wine, 20-50g sugar. To stuff the apples: 1 green apple, prunes, walnuts, white honey. Directions: Marinating the meat: Make X-shaped cuts in the duck breast, cutting not only the skin but the meat as well. Salt, and season with ground pepper. Place in a deep dish, pour in the cognac and set aside for 20 minutes to marinate. Stuffing the apples: Take the whole apple, cut in half horizontally. Carefully remove the core. Chop the prunes into small pieces. Mince the walnuts (not too finely). Mix the walnuts and the prunes and stuff the mixture into the apple. Pour the white honey on top. Flambe: Heat a frying pan, pour in a little vegetable or olive oil. Place the duck breast in the pan and pour the remaining marinade over it. Sear for 2-3 minutes. Carefully add a little cognac to the pan. Set it alight. NOTE! The mixture of cognac and oil can result in a strong flare-up. Wait while the cognac burns and the flame will extinguish by itself. If the flame is too strong, cover the pan. Final stage. Place the flambeed duck breast and the stuffed apple on a baking sheet and put in the oven at 180 C for 15 minutes. Preparing the berry sauce. Pour the red wine over fresh lingonberries and set over a low flame. Boil for 5 minutes. Add granulated sugar to taste, and stir until completely dissolved. Pour off the water through a sieve. Push the berries boiled in wine through a sieve. Pour the sauce obtained into a dish. Place a leaf of lettuce on a serving dish. Cut the duck breast into slices and arrange them in a fan-like pattern above it. Place the baked stuffed apple on the lettuce. Garnish with the lingonberry sauce and serve. Apples stuffed with raspberries in a crisp crust serves 2 persons; preparation time ~ 15 minutes; cooking time ~ 10 minutes Ingredients: two green apples, 100g fresh raspberries, 100 ml white wine, 30g sugar, unleavened pastry dough, 1 raw egg. For the sauce: 30-50g raspberries, 70 ml red wine, 30g sugar. Directions: Core the apples. Pour the white wine into a roasting pan. Lay the apples into the pan with the cored side down. Place over heat and let stew for 5-7 minutes. Remove the apples from the roasting pan and let cool. Crush the raspberries and the sugar and stuff the apples with the puree. Roll the pastry dough out thin. Wrap each apple in the dough, and pinch the top closed so there are no gaps. Brush the surface with the beaten egg. Place in the oven for 10-15 minutes at 180 C. Preparing the sauce: Place the crushed raspberries in the roasting pan, add red wine and sugar. Bring to a boil, remove from heat. Place the finished apples on a plate. Garnish with sauce and serve.


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The tragedy occurred after Sanna celebrated his mother's 60th birthday by bringing her to the ballpark with his girlfriend and three brothers. Happy birthday, huh?
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The arrest likely puts an end to the one-man crime wave. Jones faces a $1 million bond. It takes a lot of taken wallets to come up with that kind of bread. But if Christopher Sanna can raise $90,000 on GoFundMe, maybe Kilwa Jones can scare up a greater sum through his more personal, forceful fundraising methods. Alas, Jones encounters the catch-22 faced by all beholden to the bail bondsman: Jones needs money to make bail but he needs to make bail to make money.
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There are two reference signals analysed for LTE:-
1. RSRP - Reference Signal Received Power over the Reference Signal subcarriers
It is defined as the linear average over the power contributions (in[W]) of the resource elements that carry cell-specific reference signals within the considered measurement frequency bandwith.
2. W-RSRP - Wideband RSRP Power over all Reference Signal subcarriers
It is the received power on one code measured on the primary CPICH. The reference point for the RSCP shall be the antenna connector of the UE. If Tx Diversity is applied on the primary CPICH the RSCP from each antenna shall be separately measured and summed summed together in [W] to a total RSCP on the primary CPICH. If the received diversity is in use bye the UE, the reported value shall not be lower than the corresponding CPICH RSCP of any of the individual received antenna branches.
There is only one reference signal in UMTS:-
RSCP - Reference (Received) Signal Code Power
RSRP is estimated over 15 kHz LTE subcarriers while UMTS RSCP is measured over 5 MHz bandwidth so no direct comparison between these two metrics
How much difference for RSRP and RSCP in db scale?
for example with 20W 5Mhz bandwidth:
1、Let's first assume that the LTE has RS in all symbol (continous RS in time). our same coverage permise is : We should have same RS power in LTE as UMTS,which is RSCP.
2、Because in LTE, the power are concentrated in RS sub-carrier, and in the 5M system, there are 25*2 RS REs. So the power if RS = RSRP_continous*25*2=RSCP
3、If we take out the assumption -"continous in time", then, to get the same averaged power, we have to increase the power of the RSRP to compensate. So we have RSRP= RSRP_continous*7/2
From above, we have RSRP= RSCP/50*7/2=RSCP*7/100. In db scale: RSRP=RSCP - 11.5db
for 10M bandwidth, the different is 14.5dB
for 20M bandwidth, the different is 17.5dB
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Let's assume:
LTE system configured as 10MHz and RS power 15dBm
WCDMA system configured as 5MHz and CPICH 30dBm
At point X away from the base station UE measures RSRP on 4G as -70dBm. What will be the equivalent CPICH RSCP at the same location (assume same carrier band is used)?


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Henry Ford was an American industrialist and pioneer of the assembly-line production method. He was the founder of the Ford Motor Co. One of many achievements of Henry Ford was the introduction of the Model T car!
When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it.
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I have tried to live my life as my mother would have wished. She taught me as a boy that service is the highest duty in the world.� I have tried to follow her teaching.
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The generations that grew up on McGuffey did better in common sense and common honesty. There is no escape from the need for moral precepts. The truths of life should be stated simply, clearly, and often to children.
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I have followed many a weary mile behind a plough and I know all the drudgery of it. When very young I suspected that much might somehow be done in a better way.
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Make your program so long and so hard that the people who praise you will always seem to be talking about something very trivial in comparison to what you are really trying to do.� Get a good start on it.� Then you will be free to work. And, being free to work, you will have achieved the truest success and satisfaction.
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The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing.
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Those who walk with God, always reach their destination.
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You will find men who want to be carried on the shoulders of others, who think that the world owes them a living. They don't seem to see that we must all lift together and pull together.
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A bore is a person who opens his mouth and puts his feats in it.
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An idea is not necessarily good because it is old, or necessarily bad because it is new, but if an old idea works, then the weight of the evidence is all in its favor. Ideas are of themselves extraordinarily valuable, but an idea is just an idea. Almost any one can think up an idea. The thing that counts is developing it into a practical product.
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If there is any one secret of success, it lies in the ability to get the other person's point of view and see things from that person's angle as well as from your own.
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You can't build a reputation on what you're going to do.
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Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success.
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You can do anything if you have enthusiasm. Enthusiasm is the yeast that makes your hopes rise to the stars. With it, there is accomplishment. Without it there are only alibis.
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Money the root of all evil, unless used for good purpose.
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A business that makes nothing but money is a poor kind of business.
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Even a mistake may turn out to be the one thing necessary to a worthwhile achievement.
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I am looking for a lot of men who have an infinite capacity to not know what can't be done.
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One of the great discoveries a man makes, one of his great surprises, is to find he can do what he was afraid he couldn't do. Most of the bars we beat against are in ourselves - we put them there, and we can take them down.
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Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently.
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There is no man living who isn't capable of doing more than he thinks he can do.
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Whatever you have, you must either use or lose.
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It has been my observation that most people get ahead during the time that others waste.
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Quality means doing it right when no one is looking.
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An idealist is a person who helps other people to be prosperous.
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If money is your hope for independence you will never have it. The only real security that a man will have in this world is a reserve of knowledge, experience, and ability.
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Wealth |
To do more for the world than the world does for you - that is success.
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Time and money spent in helping people to do more for themselves is far better than mere giving.
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