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The 'Heroes Act' Passes in the House of Representatives
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By Nora Hones	 On Oct 4, 2020
The 'Heroes Act' passes in the House of Representatives on October 1, 2020 including the Save Our Stages revisions which were added on September 28, 2020. The $2.2 trillion coronavirus stimulus aid package will include $10 Billion set aside for independent music and live-entertainment venues.
The relief bill passed in the largely Democratically – controlled House of Representatives with votes 214 to 207. The votes were split largely along party lines. Unfortunately the bill still needs to be passed in the Senate which is notoriously slow in passing bills and is largely controlled by Republicans.
The State Theater of Ithaca lit up in red during the "Red Alert" demonstration in support of Save Our Stages.
The addition to the 'Heroes Act' including Save Our Stages revisions will make a huge impact on the live entertainment industry that's suffering horribly due to the coronavirus Pandemic. According to the Variety article, "A poll taken by the 2,600-member National Independent Venues Association, some 90% of its members said they will be forced to close permanently without federal assistance."
According to section 619 of the 'Heroes Act,' "Grants for Independent Live Venue Operators (H.R. 7806, Save our Stages Act or the SOS Act) 37 1. Authorizes $10 Billion for the SBA to make grants to eligible live venue operators, producers, promoters, or talent representatives to address the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on certain live venues. 2. The SBA may make an initial grant of up to $12 million dollars to an eligible operator, promoter, producer, or talent representative; and a supplemental grant that is equal to 50% of the initial grant. 3. Such grants shall be used for specified expenses such as payroll costs, rent, utilities, and personal protective equipment." Basically this is saying that independent venues, producers, promoters and talent representatives can use the funds to cover things like rent, mortgages, utilities, insurance and other expenses that these businesses are in during the ongoing pandemic.
One factor that may hold up the passage of the 'Heroes Act' relates to the recent outbreak of COVID-19 among Senators and the President. Three Senators – Thom Tillis (R-NC), Mike Lee (R-UT) and Ron Johnson (R-WI) – all tested positive and are quarantining. Thus, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has postponed all floor activity until October 19, thus prolonging the time it will take to debate and vote on the 'Heroes Act' by two weeks.
For more information on the 'Heroes Act' read the one page summary here.
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Nora Hones has lived in Ithaca NY for over a decade and has been an active member of the local music scene. Having performed at many of the local venues herself throughout the years she has insider's experience. She is a recent graduate of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts and has a BA in English and communications with concentrations in Journalism and Public Relations with a minor in Social Justice and Cross Cultural Studies.
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New Taliban Leader Says Insurgency Will Continue
August 01, 2015 6:58 AM update August 01, 2015 12:08 PM
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Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour, Taliban militants' new leader, is seen in this undated handout photograph by the Taliban.
ISLAMABAD —
The Taliban has released an audio message from new leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor, intended to reassure Taliban leaders, elders, clerics and scholars that the Taliban jihad will continue until the Islamic system is brought to Afghanistan.
Mansoor said all decisions will be taken in the light of Islamic law, be it war or peace talks, and advised his followers not to pay attention to rumors being spread about the Taliban campaign.
He said the Taliban leadership will make all efforts to maintain internal unity at all cost.
"We should keep our unity, we must be united, our enemy will be happy in our separation," Mansoor purportedly said in the message. "This is a big responsibly on us. This is not the work of one, two or three people. This is all our responsibility to carry on jihad until we establish the Islamic state."
FILE - In this undated image released by the FBI, Mullah Omar is seen in a wanted poster. An Afghan official said his government is examining claims that reclusive Taliban leader Mullah Omar is dead.
He said Mullah Mohammed Omar gave him all the responsibilities while he was still alive, so he is simply continuing with the mission as instructed by the late leader.
Mansoor's emphasis on maintaining unity in the Taliban ranks gives credence to reports that his appointment has caused rifts in the Islamic insurgent group.
Earlier Saturday the Taliban denied reports of the death of Jalaluddin Haqqani, the founder of the Haqqani network.
Friday the Taliban announced that Haqqani's son, Sirajuddin Haqqani, had been appointed one of two deputies to Mullah Mansoor, the new leader of the militant group.
In a Pashto language statement sent to VOA and other media outlets Saturday, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said Jalaluddin Haqqani was sick but has now fully recovered.
The Taliban has named Mansoor to replace Taliban founder Omar, whose death was disclosed earlier this week.
The White House said U.S. intelligence can confirm Taliban leader Omar is dead, but did not say how long ago he died or under what circumstances.
An Afghan store clerk shows a calendar with pictures of Afghan leaders including Mullah Mohammad Omar, bottom row, second left, in Kandahar, south of Kabul, Afghanistan, July 30, 2015.
An Afghan Taliban splinter faction called Fidai Mahaz, which first leaked the news of Omar's death few days ago, claimed Saturday that the Taliban's founder was in fact poisoned to death.
The Taliban has not yet commented on the claims.
'Genuine peace'
The United States is calling on the Taliban's new leaders to take part in what the U.S. sees as an extremely promising opportunity for "a genuine peace" and reconciliation between the Taliban and the Kabul government.
U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Daniel Feldman, the top American diplomat working on Afghan peace efforts, said the United States hopes all sides will move beyond the cancellation of Friday's scheduled peace talks following confirmation of Omar's death.
Saturday, Feldman met with Pakistan military chief General Raheel Sharif to praise "his role in bringing all parties to peace talks between Afghanistan Government and Taliban."
A Pakistan military statement quoted Ambassador Feldman as saying he "hoped with all sincerity that talks would resume soon to bring lasting peace."
Mansoor is seen as close to Pakistan, which is believed to have sheltered and supported the insurgents through the war. Whether he'll be keen to sit down for peace talks with the Afghan government remains in question.
Meanwhile, Taliban attacks against Afghan officials and forces have intensified with their annual warm-weather offensive.
Local security forces increasingly find themselves under attack as NATO and U.S. troops ended their combat mission in the country at the end of last year.
Luis Ramirez contributed to this report from the White House.
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Section 3: Members
Article 92F - Members
Article 92G - Rectification of register of Members
Section 5: Registered Office and Support Services Provider
Section 6: Formalities of Carrying on Activities
Section 11: Accounting Requirements
‹ Section 3: Members Article 92G - Rectification of register of Members ›
(1) The incorporators of an LLC(G) are deemed to have agreed to become Members of the LLC(G) by signing the incorporation Document and on incorporation shall be entered as such in the LLC(G)'s register of Members (other than any who have died or been dissolved).
(2) Every other person who agrees to become a Member of the LLC(G) and whose Name is entered in the register of Members, is a Member of the LLC(G).
(3) A person may cease to be a Member of an LLC(G) (as well as by death or dissolution) in accordance with the articles of association of the LLC(G).
(4) A Member of an LLC(G) can be of any nationality and either a natural person or a Body Corporate.
(5) The minimum number of Members of an LLC(G) is one.
(6) Every LLC(G) shall keep a register of Members, together with:
(A) the Name and Address of the Members;
(B) the date on which each person was registered as a Member;
(C) the date at which any person ceased to be a Member; and
(D) in the case of an LLC(G) with different classes of Member, a statement of the class to which each Member belongs.
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Who run the world? Girls — at least on this show.
Next week's "Dancing with the Stars — All Stars" finale will be a decidedly female affair. Olympic champion Shawn Johnson, reality star Melissa Rycroft and soap diva Kelly Monaco will all compete for the crown.
Sports heroes Apolo Anton Ohno and Emmitt Smith were sent home after Monday's random displays. Not too surprised on either front. Apolo didn't generate the same excitement as other contenders. And Emmitt just seemed tired. At least now he can lay down for awhile.
Paula Abdul must be gunning for a judging slot next season. How else to explain her second appearance in recent weeks? She danced a little and lip synced a lot during the "Dream Medley," a mashup of her pop hits that included live staging and animation. It wasn't terrible. But it was just sort of — flat. Like an aunt who was once really cool showing you how she used to "get down" at the discotheque.
I'd rather just remember you like this, Paula:
Not One Direction The Wanted was also here, shuffling awkwardly about the stage since they apparently don't dance. And someone needs to tell that one guy to shave. And get a haircut.
If we're talking pure talent, it's Shawn's crown to lose. But Melissa is surging and is the judges' pet. Expect some serious underscoring for Kelly, who has the biggest fanbase.
"DWTS All Stars" airs at 7 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays on ABC.
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All their wraps can be ordered for less than $6, and dishes like fish platters come with big sides of rice and veggies.


Toyota Gazoo Racing has unveiled the GR Super Sport Concept at the 2018 Tokyo Auto Salon. The concept car was first teased in December 2017.
The days of Honda's i-DTEC clean diesel engines are numbered. While popular in certain markets like Europe and India, Honda has confirmed that the i-DTEC series of engines will be progressively phased out, to be replaced by hybrid/plug-in hybrid engines.
Unveiled in January at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Honda's NeuV electric city car concept is also present at the ongoing Tokyo Motor Show alongside its newly unveiled concept siblings.
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Tennis Memories from a Time When Racism and Anti-Semitism Still Prevailed
I learned tennis at a public park in Brooklyn- Lincoln Terrace- where the teaching pro was a mailman named Phil Rubell. Almost all the kids who took lessons with Phil were Jewish or West Indian, and a number of us became good enough to play Division One college tennis at a time when most clubs where tennis was played at a high level kept out Blacks and Jews One of those restricted clubs was the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, which was the site of the US National Championships, which later evolved into the US Open. I actually got to play there under an interesting set of circumstances which I will describe below The year was 1961, and the best woman player at Lincoln Terrace, a physical education teacher named Sheila Marashick, won a place in the US National Championships that summer because she was one of 100 highest rated players in the world. Since Sheila didn't have the entourage of coaches, agents, and personal trainers that today's players do, she asked me and my doubles partner, Fred Lawrence, who had just won the NYC Public Schools Doubles Championships, to accompany her as her hitting partners. Along with this perk came clubhouse passes, which meant we could use the locker rooms and watch matches on the clubhouse court from close range Needless to say, Fred and I were really excited about this opportunity. The day started off really well. After warming up Sheila on a side court for a half an hour, we got to watch a flamboyant teenager with glasses named Billie Jean Moffit play one of the seeded players on the clubhouse court. Billie Jean lost, but she was an incredibly charismatic figure because of how well she moved and how much she talked to herself during points, tossing aside the stiff, "ladylike" persona that most of the women players assumed. We figured this would not be the last we saw of her and we were right Emboldened by Billie Jean's persona and intrigued by the grass courts at Forest Hills, Fred and I decided to push our luck and start hitting on one of the side courts, pretending we were members. That pretense didn't last too long since one of us was Black, and Forest Hills didn't have any Black members. A club official soon came by and kicked us off. I thought of this the other day when the brilliant American player, Frances Tiafoe, who is Black, went head to head with a brilliant Argentinian player, Diego Schwartzmann, who is Jewish, at the US Open and beat him in three closely contested sets. I don't know if Fred Lawrence watched the match, but I'll bet if he did, he was smiling as much as I was. There is a long history of Racism and Anti-Semitism in this country. We have worked too long and hard to let people push us backwards in the name of Christian Nationalism and White Supremacy.
Rest in Power Bill Russell
I just found out that Bill Russell, the great Boston Celtics center and coach, and a lifetime human rights activist, passed away at age 88. I have so many memories of watching him play. From the time I was ten years old, he was a hero and role model because of his application of intellect to the pursuit of sports excellence. I sensed this intuitively, but had it confirmed much later when Taylor Branch wrote a brilliant biography of him, "Second Wind," where Russell describes how he invented defense from the center position by imagining the geometry of each shot and never jumping until the ball left the shooter's hand. He basically applied the mind of a scientist to perfecting a sport. He was the greatest single competitor I had ever observed - outplaying the greatest athlete of his generation - Wilt Chamberlin- who was taller stronger and faster than him, and a better shooter, in one NBA championship game after another. He was also the first Black championship coach in any US professional sport His intellect, his discipline, his unwavering sense of dignity, his passion for winning, which was only exceeded by his passion for justice, puts him on my Mount Rushmore of great athletes who were also human rights activists, alongside Paul Robeson, Jackie Robinson and Muhammad Ali. He truly symbolized the phrase "Rest in Power." Basketball was a much better game because of his influence; but he also opened up space for athletes to be activists and intellectuals as well as cultural icons. Every racial stereotype, along with every image of the "dumb jock" collapsed in Russell's presence. No one could undermine his dignity or poise! Not opponents, not sportswriters, not hostile crowds. He strode through the world as a giant, not only in size, but in moral force I am not sure we will see his like again, but his influence will be felt every time an athlete speaks out in defense of justice or shows a mind that encompasses a range of human concerns that extends far beyond sports
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Reparations on My Mind
Like many of you, I experienced the overturning of Roe v Wade as terrible defeat, something that will inflict hardship and pain on many many people and make women across the nation feel that the advances they have made over the past 50 years are under assault. But I also experienced it as a wake up call, an incentive to push harder on issues where I am best equipped to make a difference And for me, one issue I am determined to push forward on, which I have supported, but not actively organized around, is Reparations for African Americans. Given what my own research, and that of many others, has uncovered, documenting the huge variety of policies, many of them extraordinarily violent, which undermined wealth acquisition among African American in the years following the end of slavery, I think we can make a powerful argument why Reparations are not only fair and just, but can help heal our wounded and divided society. Before proceeding to the justification for my position, which I will present in somewhat compressed form, I want to give credit to all those who have pushed forward on this issue long before I have, resulting in a Reparations movement that is already making headway among Universities, and Corporations whose complicity with Slavery and the Slave Trade has been documented by scholars What I propose doing is extending the logic of Reparations for events which occurred after Slavery ended, and targeting state and local governments for restorative justice. The Logic Behind Reparations for Post Slavery Events When we look at the racial wealth gap in the United States, which is far greater than racial gaps in income and education, we need to address the murder and displacement of Black property owners and the destruction of thriving Black communities by angry white mobs. a process which began in Reconstruction and continued through into the late 1920's Some of these dynamics involved the execution and mass murder of Black elected officials, such as occurred in Louisiana in the Colfax Massacre (1872) and in North Carolina in the Wilmington Massacre (1898) but most involved the killing and displacement of black landowners and the destruction of thriving Black business districts Racial pogroms, involving the murder of hundreds of economically successful Black people and the burning of Black neighborhoods, took place in Elaine Arkansas ( 1919) Oceoo Florida ( 1920) Tulsa Oklahomoa ( 1921) and Rosewood Florida ( 1923) But those truly awful events were paralleled by larger patterns which took place over decades one of which was lynching, the other which was "whitecapping." Lynching, an ugly pattern of racial terror used by southern whites to maintain white supremacy,, was not only directed against Black people accused of murder and rape, it was directed against Black landowners and business leaders who failed to show proper deference or defended themselves and their families against assault. Whitecapping, widely practiced in Mississippi during the Jim Crow years, involved white mobs seizing the land of black independent farmers and driving Black landowners out of the communities where they had acquired property. When you put all of these things together- the murder of Black elected officials, the murder of successful black landowners and business owners, and the burning and destruction of some of the South's most prosperous Black business districts, you are confronting a pattern which not only discourages wealth acquisition among Black people, but makes it life threatening and dangerous. In states and communities where this occurred, which I believe can be found in most of the American South, restorative justice needs to take an economic form in terms of compensation for the victims and their descendants. There can be no real healing until this history is understood, and its consequences addressed. You can issue court decisions limiting Affirmative Action, but the more we know about our history, the stronger the logic for Reparations becomes
My Birthday Pledge
Today is my 76th Birthday, and frankly, given all that is going on in the country I don't give a s..t if you send me birthday greetings However, since at least three people I respect have told me recently that they think the country is doomed, I have decided to post this Birthday Pledge. " When I look around me, I see a nation paralyzed by division, filled with hate, unable to address the most powerful issues of the day, from climate change, to gun violence, to racism, white supremacy and threats to democratic governance. I cannot promise you that we can survive these challenges, or that we will even be a viable nation in 25 years. But as someone who has lived through the War In Vietnam, multiple drug epidemics, the burning of the Bronx, the destruction of the labor movement, the rise of mass incarceration and the militarization of police, and numerous military actions in the Middle East which have destabilized that region and left many who served there with lifelong issues, I promise you that I will NEVER stop fighting for the causes I believe in, or defending people who are targets because of their race, religion, immigration status, or gender identities. Moreover, if you are my student, my colleague, my neighbor, my friend, a member of my family, or someone I have connected with through social media, I will be there for you when you need help so long as my health holds up. Growing up, I never gave in to bullies and I am not about to start doing that now I realize that I am very lucky to have reached age 76 in pretty good shape and I plan to celebrate and show gratitude for every day I have left on this planet. But for me, fighting for justice is an integral part of celebrating life and I look forward to joining with you to stop the rise of American Fascism and to make sure the the rights and opportunities of everyone around us is recognized and respected With All My Love, Mark "Notorious Phd" Naison "
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My Response to the Complaint that CRT is Invading Our Schools
"You describe a state of affairs that no one advocates and making it seem like a national crisis . The CRT educators practice is "culturally responsive teaching," efforts to include material in the curricula which makes children from marginalized groups feel as if they are being treated with respect. I defy you to find teachers who divide children into categories of "oppressors and oppressed!" What teachers do is present images and stories of Black people, LatinX people, Asian People and LGBQT people which were once completely absent from school curricula. This effort has been going on for more than 30 years and all of a sudden people on the Right are calling it Critical Race Theory. It is stretching language beyond recognition in the interest of intimidating teachers and school administrators. The goal of this manufactured crisis not to protect white children from attack- it is to paralyze the education system in order to slow down the transformation of the nation into a place where those who were seen as outsiders take center stage. These efforts will fail. And all children, including white children, will be better off because of this failure"
How Critical Race Theory Now Stands for Everything Conservatives Fear
In the morally infected worldview of the American Right, the appellation Critical Race Theory has been expanded beyond recognition to include "Social and Emotional Learning." The intellectual dishonesty implicit in this connection is staggering in its impact. Apparently, there is no limit to how low conservatives and Republicans will sink to attack policies and programs they find objectionable. They have taken a term 99 percent of the public never heard of, and even less understand, and turned it into a metaphor for the threat liberals pose to the nation in every dimension of American life, a threat so potent that it may require a coup to prevent. Make no mistake about it- such corruption of language is stock and trade of would be dictators. Treat anyone who buys into it with extreme caution.
A Response to Restrictions on Teaching About Racism in Florida Schools
I just thought of one possible response to the legislation and executive orders restricting what can be taught about race in US History in Florida schools What if a group of teachers, students and civil rights leaders came together to produce a document which listed every single lynching that took place in the state of Florida, with dates and locations, along with attacks on black communities and assassinations of black leaders? In the latter category, there will be incidents like the widely publicized Rosewood Massacre (1923) where a prosperous black town was destroyed by jealous whites. But it is my guess that Rosewood was just the tip of the iceberg, and that if you go back to Reconstruction you will find multiple examples of mass murders of blacks who were deemed too wealthy or politically powerful This document, circulating on the internet, will prompt widespread public discussion of a portion of Florida history that has been kept hidden, and apparently can't be a focus of instruction in Florida schools Florida friends, what do you think? There are scholars and community leaders who can help you get this information! Why not put it all in one place where it can prompt discussion and show that uncomfortable truth about Florida history cannot be suppressed *The Rosewood massacre was a racially motivated massacre of black people and the destruction of a black town that took place during the first week of January 1923 in rural Levy County, Florida. At least six black people and two white people were killed, though eyewitness accounts suggested a higher death toll of 27 to 150. The town of Rosewood was destroyed in what contemporary news reports characterized as a race riot. Florida had an especially high number of lynchings of black men in the years before the massacre,] including a well-publicized incident in December 1922.
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Jason Andringa Becomes President And CEO Of Vermeer (Nov 4)
November 4, 2015 -Effective Nov. 1, Jason Andringa will serve as Vermeer Corp. company's president and CEO. This announcement was first made in August 2014, as part of the company's family succession planning process.
Jason Andringa Headshot"I'm excited, honored and humbled to have the opportunity to continue my family's legacy of leadership at Vermeer into the third generation," said Jason Andringa. "We will continue to fulfill our promise to our customers by capitalizing on our strengths – innovative, high-quality products; entrepreneurial dealers; and the diligent practice of continuous improvement while continuing to create opportunities for growth with today's fast-moving customer expectations in mind."
Prior to becoming president and CEO, Andringa served as president and COO, in addition to a number of other roles at Vermeer. Before joining Vermeer in 2005, he was a staff engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Andringa graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Calvin College and later completed advanced degrees including a Master of Science in Aeronautics and Astronautics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Southern California. Andringa and his wife live in Pella, Iowa, with their three children.
Mary Andringa, current CEO and chair of the board, will assume the role of chair of the board exclusively Nov. 1, 2015. "It's been a great honor and privilege to be CEO," said Mary Andringa. "I am confident in Jason and the entire team who will continue the work that's been happening here for the last 68 years as they lead this company into a bright future."
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Bridgehaven Golf Course Superintendent Wins Award (Nov 5)


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NIST Officially Recommends Password Pasting
Official Password Guidelines Validate What the Security Community Has Said For Ages
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST, is heavily involved in setting security standards and is a regular contributor to the field of cryptography. For instance, the NIST have published curves for use in ECC, and hosted the competition that led to the development of SHA-3.
Last month they published SP 800-63: Digital Identity Guidelines. While the name may put you to sleep, what was written inside electrified the security community.
The four-volume series of documents outlines how systems should handle account security, including passwords, two-factor authentication, and related policies. NIST publishes similar documents on all types of security topics with the goal of assisting engineers who need to implement these systems.
One of the topics it commented on was 'password pasting,' the practice of allowing users to paste their passwords into login forms. The NIST's verdict? It's Good.
Even though the security community have known for a long time that disabling pasting is a bad idea, it is still a commonly held belief that it somehow improves security:
Hello, a long password is a great way to protect your information! For security purposes we do not allow pasting of passwords.
— TurboTax Support (@TeamTurboTax) April 2, 2017
However there is just no evidence to back that up. One misconception is that it somehow stops brute-force attacks, however there are a number of better methods to defend against that (rate limiting), and attackers won't be using a standard browser to break into your account anyways.
As the NIST's new guidelines say, users should be able "to use 'paste' functionality when entering a [password]. This facilitates the use of password managers, which are widely used and in many cases increase the likelihood that users will choose stronger memorized secrets."
I don't know about you, but typing a secure password such as "?tgZ8t3Xwr" is almost as difficult as remembering it would be. Given the importance of using strong and unique passwords for every service, allowing pasting is essentially the only way you can ensure users can do that.
Earlier this year the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), the UK's official authority on cyber security, also endorsed the use of paste.
The NIST's new guidelines included a number of other best-practice recommendations for passwords including support for 64-character (or longer) passwords, and that periodic (e.g. "every X months") password changes should not be used. They also say that systems should accept Unicode, all printable ASCII characters, and spaces,
Those working in the field of security have known these are best practices for quite some time. However, NIST included another guideline which is surprisingly progressive:
"[Systems] SHALL compare the prospective secrets against a list that contains values known to be commonly-used, expected, or compromised."
In the world of internet standards, SHALL written in uppercase letters has a special meaning. The IETF has formally defined different terms to be used in standards, and in this case shall means "required."
One of the suggested sources for these "known compromised" passwords is from lists of "passwords obtained from previous breach corpuses." This is a rather cutting-edge suggestion which would have the passwords of registered users compared to known databases of compromised account credentials.
This would be similar to the functionality offered by Have I Been Pwned?, a free service that lets you know if any of your accounts were compromised as part of known breaches.
Microsoft already uses this practice but it's quite uncommon and perceived as creepy by some. So while the general public may not yet feel at ease with a website knowing their password was compromised elsewhere, we can all agree on this: Password pasting is Good.
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Final week of early registration for the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tokyo
June 20, 2018	by	Ivan Trindade
The thrills are back. After a well deserved recess, the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour is back for the 2018/2019 season with the first event scheduled July 29, in Tokyo. The Japanese capital will host its third event in four seasons of the Tour. The early registration deadline for athletes of all nationalities is June 27. Competitors who sign up before the early deadline will pay a reduced fee. The final deadline is July 24.
As with the previous editions, the event should gather some of the best competitors in the world. Several big names in the sport have already confirmed presence in this years' Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tokyo. 2018 ADWPJJC champions Amal Amjahid and Mayssa Caldas are in. Other relevant presences include João Gabriel Rocha, Guttemberg Pereira, Kaynan Duarte, Tiago Bravo and Gerard Labinski.
The 2018 Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tokyo is scheduled July 29, at Ota Gymnasium. For more info and to register now, go to https://events.uaejjf.org/en/event/109.
The 2018/2019 season of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour already has five stops scheduled: Tokyo (July 29); Los Angeles (September 22-23); Rio de Janeiro (November 16-18); Abu Dhabi (February 7-9); London (March 9-10). For more info, go to https://events.uaejjf.org/en/federation/1/events
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Q. Why doesn't your library charge fines? Wouldn't that help the library?
A. Our Trustees in the 1970s went to a no-fine system so that people would not have a punitive image of the library. As a matter of practicality, the small amount of money collected does not warrant the amount of staff time to collect and report the funds. By state law, any money collected must be returned to the Town's general fund rather than to the library.
Q. If you don't have fines, why did I have to pay one?
A. One of two things probably happened. One is that you actually paid a service charge, which is assessed when books are returned more than a month late (see below). That is different than paying a certain amount for each day something is overdue. The other possibility is that you owed money to another library for something returned late. Even if you never went to another library directly, if you requested an item we didn't own, or placed a hold because our copy was checked out, the item would come from another library. Other libraries have overdue fines which we can collect. We collect these fines because otherwise people who owe fines to other libraries would return all their overdues to our library.
Q. Why do you have a service charge for late books? I thought you were the Northborough Free Library?
A. "Free" in this case is a historic term. Prior to the establishment of tax-supported public libraries, people had to pay an annual membership fee to belong to a library. Normal use of the library does not require payment. However, it is reasonable for the library to recoup its costs when someone has either lost or damaged a book, or kept it a month past the due date. To keep your use of the library "free," be sure to return all borrowed items on time.
Q. Can I do some of my library transactions online?
A. Yes, you can do a number of things online with your library card. Read more about it under "Your Library Card."
Q. Can I use my C/W MARS card in other libraries?
A. Yes. Most of our neighboring libraries are members: Shrewsbury, Westboro, Southboro, Marlboro, Hudson, and Worcester. Any public library in Massachusetts that receives state aid must serve a patron from any other public library in Massachusetts that also receives state aid. Some smaller town libraries will need to make their own cards, so you should bring some identification. The same is true with libraries in another network, such as Framingham in the Minuteman Network. In these cases, your actual C/W MARS card won't work, but you should be able to get one of their cards.
Q. Can I return Northborough items at other libraries? Can I return other libraries' items to Northborough?
A. Yes to both questions, as long as the other library is in the central library region, as Northborough is. Your item will be checked in that day. However, if the item is from another region, we will send it to the appropriate library, but since our computer systems are not linked, there is no way to track the item. You are responsible for the item until it reaches the owning library.
The Regional Library Systems, through your state tax dollars, provides delivery service among libraries. Items are sorted at a central location, so returning an item at a neighboring library does not necessarily mean it will reach the owning library the next day. This same delivery system brings the items that you request from other libraries.
Q. Are you accepting used books?
A. As of the end of 2018, the Library is no longer accepting donations for the time being.
Q. Why do you allow certain organizations to meet at the library?
A. Our Meeting Room policy states under which conditions a group is allowed to use our Meeting Room. See the policy under Meeting Rooms. One group has as much right to use the space as another group. Allowing a certain group to use the library does not necessarily mean the library, Town, staff, or trustees agree with its policies or points of view. We can allow a political group to meet, for example, as long as an opposing political group has the same right to meet. The group may not collect money at the meeting, and must make all meetings open to the public, which is the policy for any group meeting in the library.


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I was working on a post about how important it is to have a side project, but then read this post by patio11: "Don't End the Week with Nothing", which could be more accurately titled "Don't End the Week with Nothing except your Paycheck". Not that there is anything wrong with just having a paycheck, but Patrick's point is that when you work on something you own, rather than something you are paid for, you can (in the right circumstances, with hard work and luck) get accumulating returns.
Telling people you can do great work is easy: any idiot can do it, and many idiots do. Having people tell people you do great work is an improvement. It suffers because measuring individual productivity on a team effort is famously difficult, and people often have no particular reason to trust the representations of the people doing the endorsements.
This is one of the reasons I blog, it's why I have spoken at several user's groups, it is why I wrote a book, and it is why I have a side project.
Hooks now give you, as of cordova CLI 3.3.1-0.4.2, much more information about the environment you were executing in.
and you just replace 'myflurryid' with the appropriate value from your configuration file (more on platform specific configuration files).
* CORDOVA_VERSION – The version of the Cordova-CLI.
* CORDOVA_PLATFORMS – Comma separated list of platforms that the command applies to (e.g.: android, ios).
* CORDOVA_HOOK – Path to the hook that is being executed.
Here's a sample plugin which you can put in your hooks/before_prepare directory. If you do this and then run cordova -d prepare you can see the values for all the variables.
Here's the output for a test project.
Note that if you are using this for platform specific code, you will want to run the commands separately: cordova build android and cordova build ios. If you just run cordova build and you have both ios and android platforms installed, the process.env.CORDOVA_PLATFORMS variable will be android,ios, and your code won't be able to differentiate between them.
If you want to know about more Cordova CLI changes, check out "3 Cordova CLI Changes You Should Know About" which covers version 3.3.1-0.3.1.
This post comes out of a question I answered over at the guest post I did on Devgirl's blog, 'Three Hooks Your Cordova Project Needs'.
I answered over there, but thought I'd expand a bit and write a post here.
In the first case, you are probably not removing the files under platform all that often–you are more likely to work out of that directory. In the second case, everything under platform is derived from your www directory, plus your plugins, so you can remove the platform directory easily.
I can't really speak to Native Platform Dev, because it isn't a Cordova workflow I've used. My book is entirely about Web Project Dev and how to do it most efficiently. If that is your paradigm, I imagine you won't have much trouble with platform specific settings, because the native tooling is pretty good about capturing that in version control, so you can rely on it.
Only modify your project in ways that can be expressed in config.xml. Review the config.xml reference and the platform guides to figure out if your needed customization can be captured in this way.
Write an after_platform_add hook which copies your changes over from elsewhere in your source tree (if you have a modified .java file for example).
Write a plugin which modifies an XML files (AndroidManifest.xml) to insert your needed project level config, (an IntentFilter, for example), and add that plugin to your project in an an after_platform_add. Note you can only add XML nodes to config files with plugins, you can't modify attributes or remove nodes.
Which of these is correct for you depends on exactly which platform specific feature you are trying to modify.


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package com.example.liujiachao.gank.adapter;

import android.content.Context;
import android.support.v7.widget.RecyclerView;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.example.liujiachao.gank.R;
import com.example.liujiachao.gank.entity.NewsItem;
import com.example.liujiachao.gank.util.Dater;

import org.w3c.dom.Text;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Created by evilchaos on 16/10/13.
 */
public class GankAdapter extends SimpleAdapter<NewsItem> {

    public GankAdapter(Context context, List<NewsItem> datas) {
        super(context, R.layout.news_item,datas);
    }

    @Override
    public void bindData(BaseViewHolder viewHolder, NewsItem newsItem) {

        String time = Dater.parseTime(newsItem.getPublishedAt());
        viewHolder.getTextView(R.id.title).setText(newsItem.getDesc());
        viewHolder.getTextView(R.id.tv_category).setText(newsItem.getType());
        viewHolder.getTextView(R.id.tv_author).setText(newsItem.getWho());
        viewHolder.getTextView(R.id.tv_time).setText(time);
    }
}


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Cristiano Ronaldo spent a whopping Rs 50 lakhs on girlfriend Georgina's birthday by lighting up Burj Khalifa with her pictures
Cristiano Ronaldo is the highest-paid footballer in the world.
By Umaima Saeed
Ace footballer Cristiano Ronaldo met his Argentinian girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez in 2016. The couple, who have a four-year-old child, often share romantic posts on social media. But their most recent lovey-dovey post is giving a major romantic goal to couples.
Georgina turned 28 on January 27 and was surprised with a super-envious gift from her boyfriend. Ronaldo gifted Georgina her own light and laser show featuring her face on Dubai's iconic Burj Khalifa – the world's tallest building.
Ronaldo, who is worth 370 million pounds, has reportedly spent 50,000 pounds (Rs 50 lakhs approx) for the images of his girlfriend to flash for 30 seconds on the enigmatic tower. The video ended with the message 'Happy Birthday Geo'.
The Manchester United star shared the video of the surprise on social media with the caption 'Many Congratulations My Love' The post has garnered over 30 million views in a day's time.
The couple first met at Gucci where Georgina worked as a sales assistant in 2016. Few days later, they met at another brand event, where they fell in love at first sight. Besides a four-year-old daughter Alana Martina, the couple is also raising five-year-old twins Eva and Mateo and 10-year-old son Cristiano Jr, all of whom were born of surrogate mothers.
Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly makes 500,000 pounds a week from Manchester United, which also makes him the highest-paid footballer in the world.
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Nigel Marven na Falklandách (v anglickém originále Killer whale islands) je britský dokument, natočený společností Image Impact Ltd v roce 2007. Jde o asi hodinový dokument Nigela Marvena, který na Falklandách tráví zimu (na jižní polokouli je ovšem léto). Seznamuje tak diváky s různorodou faunou Falkland, včetně tučňáků, lachtanů, albatrosů či kosatek. Ve Spojeném království tento pořad vyšel na DVD v edici Nigel Marven's Collection. Obdobným způsobem byl vydán i v Česku pod názvem v sérii Nigel Marven a jeho příroda: Na Falklandy s Nigelem Marvenem.

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Q: Viewpager - setCurrentItem(1), the fragment parent fragment doesn't get onActivityResult() when child fragment calls startActivityForResult So I have a nested Fragment and view pager scenario. I have an activity that loads ParentFragment. ParentFragment has a ViewPager that has 4 fragments. Normally the view pager starts at 0. But because I want to help the user return back to their previous position, I wanted to see what happens if I use setCurrentItem(1) for example.
The viewpager does go to the 2nd tab when I call setCurrentItem(1), however, if the user triggers the onClickListener to startActivityForResult from the MyFrag2, the onActivityResult on the ParentFragment does NOT get called. However, if I use setCurrentItem(0) or don't ever call that so the view pager starts off at the first position every time, then the ParentFragment gets the onActivityResult() call which then passes it to the underlying fragments.
I thought originally the ParentFragment was cached or the Fragments in the ViewPager were cached, but I couldn't find information supporting that. Any help?
Here is the MainActivity
public class MainActivity extends FragmentActivity {
    @Override
    public void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
        super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
    }
}

The following is the parent fragment
public class ParentFragment extends Fragment {
    ViewPager viewPager;
    ArrayList<Fragment> listOfFrags = new ArrayList<Fragment>();

    // other code here

    @Override
    public void onActivityCreated(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);
        initViewPager()
    }

    public void initViewPager() {
        Fragment frag1 = MyFrag1.newInstance();
        Fragment frag2 = MyFrag2.newInstance();
        Fragment frag3 = MyFrag3.newInstance();
        Fragment frag4 = MyFrag4.newInstance();
        listOfFrags.add(frag1);
        listOfFrags.add(frag2);
        listOfFrags.add(frag3);
        listOfFrags.add(frag4);

        PagerAdapter pagerAdapter = MyPagerAdapter(getChildFragmentManager(), listOfFrags);
        viewPager.setAdapter(pagerAdapter);

        // proving a point here that setting something other than 0 causes weird behaviour
        viewPager.setCurrentItem(1);
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
        super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);

        for (Fragment frag : listOfFrags) {
            frag.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
        }
    }
}

Here is the the MyFrag2
public class MyFrag2 extends Fragment {

    public onClickListener getButtonClickListener() {
        return new View.OnClickListener() {
                @Override
                public void onClick(View v) {
                    Intent intent = new Intent(getContext(), OtherAcivity.class);
                    startActivityForResult(intent);
                }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
        super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);

        // do stuff
    }
}


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Male characters, 1987 TV series characters, Psychics,
Merpeople
Friends and allies (1987 TV series)
Alim Coelacanth
Merdude
Telepathic control of sea creatures, underwater breathing, enhanced swimming
Weapon(s) of choice
Spear, Trident of Power
King of Atlantis
30 lbs. Without scales.
Atlantis Awakes
Kevin Schon
Alim Coelacanth (nicknamed Merdude by Michelangelo) is a man/fish-like creature from the lost city of Atlantis, and is also its true ruler. Merdude left Atlantis over 200 years ago in search of others of his kind - it seems that Merdude is the only mutant in the lost city.
He rescued Michelangelo from the white water rapids of the sewer.
He lost his way and the Turtles, using Donatello's Porta-Tracker, volunteered to help him find his way back home.
By the time Alim and the Turtles arrive, Bebop had been crowned king and issued the order to "clap them in irons." However, Alim and the Turtles disappeared back into the sewers beneath the city of Atlantis. Confused, the Turtles ask Alim why none of the Atlanteans seem to recognize him, and he explains he left Atlantis a long time before any of them were even born.
After showing the Star of Atlantis to the Turtles, he encounters the imprisoned Hepax Lagamina who tells him he is the true king of Atlantis and convinces Alim to challenge Bebop to single combat in the Atlantean arena. Atlantean guards arrive and chase him and the Turtles though the sewers. Alim uses his telepathic powers to call upon his friends of the deep who stop them.
Alim challenges Bebop to combat, despite his own limited combat skills. In the arena Bebop gains the upper hand, as he unfairly uses his laser gun (and Alim cannot move around well on land due to his lack of legs), and Alim is on the verge of losing until Hepax arrives and tells him to use the Trident of Power. With a cartwheel and a slap to Bebop's face with his tail, Merdude manages to reach and wields the Trident of Power. Bebop quickly renounces his throne.
He chases after Shredder who stole the Star of Atlantis. Shredder blasts a hole in the city's dome, threatening to flood the city. However, Alim summons a giant squid to seal it. Subsequently, he and the Turtles reclaimed the Star of Atlantis from the Technodrome and returned it to Atlantis. He was crowned king, and immediately named the young and beautiful Atlantean Hepax Lagamina as his royal counselor.
Shredder launches a counter attack with the Technodrome but Alim stops him with the Hammer of Atlantis which damages the Technodrome and forces Shredder to retreat. As a final thanks to the Turtles who helped him, he summons four giant sea turtles to escort them back home.
While "Merdude" was a prehistoric boy mutated into a merman in the Archie Comics, this incarnation made him a deformed Atlantean (he had always resembled a fish-man).
Alim lacks the eye-patch of the original Archie Comics and action figure version.
His last name comics from Coelacanth, the species of fish of which he is related.
He is similar to the DC Comics character Aquaman as both of them are kings of Atlantis that have mental powers over sea life.
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Q: Laravel post 302 redirection I have five Laravel applications which are running in Windows, Apache2 server. Those applications are developed in Laravel 5.2.43. The new application is developed in Laravel 5.5.46.
After migrating new applications into the same server, I am facing following issue.
New application issue (Laravel 5.5.46)
After migrating the new application to the same server, I am getting 302 redirections when I submit the form in normal submission as well as AJAX call.  csrf_token is field available in the form.
Existing application issue (Laravel 5.2.43)
Existing application searching tables in the new application database.
I am not using php artisan serve.  All the applications are running like http://host/project/public
Please help me.
public function store(Request $request) {
    $regsiteredVehicleDetails = TestVehicle::updateOrCreate(
        ['vehicle_type_id' => $request->vehicle_type_id,
        'registration_no' => $request->registration_no,
        'model_name' => $request->model_name,
        'engine_no' => $request->engine_no,
        'vehicle_identification_number' => $request->vehicle_identification_number
        ],
        ['status' => $databaseStatusActive,
         'customer_id'=>null,
        'comments' => $comments]
    );

    if ($regsiteredVehicleDetails->id) {
        Session::flash('message', 'Test Vehicle is registered successfully!..');
        Session::flash('status', 'success');
    } else {
        Session::flash('message', 'Something went wrong....!');
        Session::flash('unicode', 'Unicode is not generated');
        Session::flash('status', 'failure');
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John Macon Thome, ameriško-argentinski astronom *  22. avgust 1843, Palmyra, Pensilvanija, ZDA,  † 27. september 1908, Córdoba, Argentina.

Deloval je na Argentinskem nacionalnem observatoriju (danes Observatorio Astronómico de Córdoba) kot višji asistent  predstojnika Benjamina Apthorpa Goulda (1824–1896). V letu 1885 je tudi sam postal predstojnik observatorija. Po njegovi zamisli so leta 1892 pričeli prevajati zvezdni katalog. Njegovega izida Thome ni dočakal.

Na observatoriju ga je nasledil Charles Dillon Perrine (1867–1951).

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Ameriški astronomi
Argentinski astronomi
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As part of my ongoing outdoor adventures, I've already been snowshoeing and will shortly be joining Paths, Peaks and Paddles for a spring time white water rafting adventure in Cattaraugus Creek. That's right, whitewater rafting right here in Western New York. It turns out that all across Western New York are waterways for your enjoyment. In anticipation of warmer weather, our friends at Paths, Peaks and Paddles are presenting a special event…the best paddling films of the year. Cure your cabin fever with a unique and memorable event. You'll get a taste of white water and flat water rafting while you enjoy compelling drama. The nationally renowned film festival has appeared across the country to rave reviews.
This is the second annual film festival and tickets can be purchased at Pathspeakspaddles.com or in their store on Ellicott Creek in Amherst near Niagara Falls Blvd.


Amazon announced its plans for HQ2, splitting its second headquarters between New York City and Arlington, Virginia. Dozens of cities offered billions in incentives to the tech giant in an attempt to receive its promise of thousands of jobs and economic growth. This week's spotlight shines on two SSN members who have been following the announcement and sharing their expertise with the media: Nathan Jensen studies tax incentives and economic investment, and Margaret O'Mara follows the historical rise of the high-tech industry. Check out Nathan's OpEd in The Conversation, Margaret's OpEd in The New York Times, and both of their comments in this article in the Seattle Times.
Jensen's research involves the public policy and the study of companies' investment decisions. His main areas of research include: how state and local government economic development policies affect companies and how political events abroad affect the investments of companies. The first of these areas focuses largely on government "incentive" programs to attract investment, which his work argues are largely inefficient and motivated by political considerations. He is also involved in projects centered on making social science more transparent and credible. Jensen has worked with the World Bank on their World Investment and Political Risk Report as well as with the Missouri Partnership in a survey of investors.
O'Mara writes and teaches about the history of U.S. politics, the growth of the high-tech economy, and the connections between the two. She is the author of Cities of Knowledge (Princeton, 2005), Pivotal Tuesdays (Penn Press, 2015), and is currently working on a history of the modern high-tech revolution and its relationship with the worlds of politics and finance.
O'Mara is a Distinguished Lecturer of the Organization of American Historians and a past fellow of the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, the American Council of Learned Societies, and the National Forum on the Future of Liberal Education. She received her MA/PhD from the University of Pennsylvania and her BA from Northwestern University. Prior to her academic career, she worked in the Clinton White House and served as a contributing researcher at the Brookings Institution.


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Q: Linq to Sql - Loading Child Entities Without Using DataLoadOptions? Is it possible to load child entities in a single query without using DataLoadOptions?
I am using one data context per request in an asp.net web application and trying to get around the linq to sql limitation of not being able to change dataloadoptions once a query has been executed.
Thanks.

A: If you don't mind the link to the data context, as you say you don't, you could write a stored procedure that returns multiple results that map to your objects. Read more about it here.

A: I found the following vb.net example which manually populates child entities from an IMultipleResults type:
   Public Function GetSubjectsWithBooks() As List(Of Subject)
        Dim results As IMultipleResults = Me.GetSubjectAndBooks
        Dim Subjects = results.GetResult(Of Subject).ToList
        Dim Books = results.GetResult(Of Book).ToList
        For Each s In Subjects
            Dim thisId As Guid = s.ID
            s.FetchedBooks = (From b In Books Where b.SubjectId = thisId).ToList
        Next
        Return Subjects
    End Function

This was taken from a sample project written by Jim Wooley (one of the Link in Action authors) which can be found at:http://www.thinqlinq.com/Downloads/LinqToSqlBeyondTheBasics.zip
Omer, is this the technique you were referring to?

A: Rob Conery's blog has a way to do using a helper class he has, LazyList<T>. Also he uses custom objects to avoid the join anonymous type issue.
I've used this successfully to get parent child relationships from sql without DataLoadOptions.
I think he covers it in either Pt2 or Pt3 of his MVC Storefront videos:
http://www.asp.net/learn/mvc-videos/video-351.aspx
http://www.asp.net/learn/mvc-videos/video-352.aspx
This assumes you have POCO called Category (not linq entity) and a LazyList class:
var categories = (from c in _db.Categories
                  select new Category
                  {
                  CategoryID = c.CategoryID,
                  CategoryName = c.CategoryName,
                  ParentCategoryID = c.ParentCategoryID,
                  SubCategories = new LazyList<Category>(
                       from sc in _db.Categories
                       where sc.ParentCategoryID == c.CategoryID
                       select new Category
                       {
                            CategoryID = sc.CategoryID,
                            CategoryName = sc.CategoryName,
                            ParentCategoryID = sc.ParentCategoryID
                        })
                    });

A: The child entities will be loaded when you first access them, so you can force Linq to Sql to load them by accessing them... :-) But I don't think that is what you were thinking of.
What is your situation? Do you have child entities stored in the same table as the parent entity and want to fetch them all using one query?

A: What about joins? E.g.:
from a in Albums join  o in Users on a.Owner equals o select new {a, o}

A: If your collection is an EntitySet then you can load it by the .Load() method:
Person p = ctx.Persons.First();
p.Addresses.Load();

A: Use Include...
var q = from u in context.Users.Include("address")...
Would cause the address child object to be populated as well.


Sweet, doughy, apple filled goodness! These apple fritters are soft and tart, much like an apple filled doughnut, and would make the ideal breakfast or dessert.
In a separate bowl, combine eggs, milk, butter and vanilla. Add to dry ingredients all at once and stir just until combined. Fold in apple pieces.
In a deep fryer or deep pot heat oil to 375°F. Drop large spoonfuls of dough into oil. Allow to brown on both sides (about 3-4 minutes). Remove from oil and drain. Repeat with remaining dough.
Prepare glaze by combining powdered sugar, milk and vanilla. Drizzle liberally over fritters.