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Well, I downloaded the pre-release of the map editor and messed around with it a bit. IT's completely different than any Tribes map editor that has come before it. Granted, it appears to be significantly more powerful, but also less intuitive, more complex, and with a steeper learning curve. The beauty of the Tribes1 and Tribes2 map editors was the fact that once you learned a few of the nuances of how the mapping worked, you could hack out a decent map in a few hours. It allowed you to focus more on the gameplay decisions and less on texturing, lighting, etc. Granted, if your goal was to make a completely custom client-side map, with custom prefabs and new objects, I'm sure the complexity would rise accordingly.
Welcome to my new Tribes-Vengeance section! I had many doubts about whether TV would be any good and whether I'd be interested in playing it. Well, now that I'm messing with the open-beta version, I have to say it's a lot of fun. I'm going to miss the shrike, but I have to also accept the fact that my days as a flying ace might be over anyway, since Planetside has ruined my shrike skill (the Reaver was very different, but clearly similar enough to confuse the issue).
I can't say whether or not I'll be doing more mapping for sure, but if the editor is decent and flexible, I'm sure I will. Stay tuned!
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probation folder as read to get the number of unread posts down.
2. (1776.6)
I pretty much live in Google Reader
Agreement with biglig on this one. I feed, filter and smash about 30+ sites through the reader, in addition to 20+ I stop at weekly that aren't on feed, for one reason or another. Cheking my posts, I do have a few key sites that pop up more often though.
• CommentTimeApr 14th 2008 edited
This one, of course...I hope I dont have to make it a link...if you can read this, you're already here...
Funny Junk
'Cos it's funny
Graph Jam
'Cos it's clever (and I'm geeky)
Many useful Torrents
'Cos it's cute and funny
For when Lolcats and Loldogs are just a bit too cute
May not always be accurate, but usually interesting
Hey, why not?
Pundit Kitchen
Kinda LolPoliticians
Red Meat: the Secret Files of Max Cannon
Just a bit wrong...but oh so amusing.
Okay, not what it sounds like - this site was actually recommended on
as being one of the best "found pictures" sites out there and I can only agree. Many great storm and other weather anomalies among other fantastic pictures from the funny to the tittilating to the just plain weird.
Simply Scripts
If you're into reading screenplays
The Glitterdome
Ubergeeky site which is basically (well okay, entirely) screen grabs from film and TV with amusing (usually) captions
Home of the Bastard Operator from Hell
Geeky but darkly funny stories from the world of networks and systems...yeah, I know, sounds kinda boring, but consider putting two guys with sociopathic personalities in charge of everything containing so much as a computer chip in your entire organisation...
T-Shirt Hell
and it's slightly better behaved younger brother
Torso Pants
Yeah, basically a couple of sites for selling tshirts, but I'd wear them, in fact I do own one, now I come to think about it. Damn funny stuff with absolutely no taste whatsoever.
Finally, The Impossible Quiz
A Flash quiz with questions that require lateral thinking, timing, seriously twisted logic, and occasionally, especially when the question just makes no sense whatsoever, sheer dumb luck.
Anyway that's enough...go out and play...damn kids...mutter..
• CommentTimeApr 14th 2008
I've found that in terms of torrent, TorrentScan is the most useful simply because it puts a bunch of torrent sites in one place. I tend to only use BT Junkie, though.
Biglig, thanks for the recommendation. I'll fiddle with Google Reader sometime in the next few days when I have time.
• CommentTimeApr 14th 2008
Biglig, thanks for the words of wisdom. I'll fiddle with Google Reader sometime in the next few days when I have time.
3. (1776.10)
stuff white people like is amazing, im glad others get the humor. ive heard so many dumb shits complain that its racist, i want to clip their fingers off.
4. (1776.11)
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where, to base a ruling this profound on what judges say they "know" Congress "contemplated" half a century ago sounds suspiciously like that dreaded "judicial activism" we've all been taught to fear and loathe.
- Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Parks need no pizazzz
As far as state parks are concerned, being boring shouldn't always necessarily be seen as a bad thing.
It could, for instance, mean being somewhere with little to do other than contemplate one's place in the natural world. Or, it could mean having an opportunity to reflect quietly on past events at one historic spot or another. In both instances, there's little evidence of activity, but that doesn't mean that people engaging in those pursuits are bored. They might, in fact, be seeking just the peace they can find in those places.
That's why it's just a little troubling to hear the Georgia Department of Natural Resources has bought into a consultant's assessment that the state's parks are boring, and have "drafted a plan for adding pizzazz" to the parks...
The DNR's goal "is for each facility to generate at least 75 percent of what it takes to operate." The good news is that parks with lodges already generate 91 percent of needed operating revenues, and that state golf courses generate revenue equaling 71 percent of needed operating revenue...
The bad news — or, to be fair, the potentially bad news — is that a significant part of the DNR's strategy for moving closer to across-the-board self-funding "requires construction of new lodges, camp stores and gift shops." It's certainly to be hoped that the DNR will think through those projects to ensure that they don't have any overwhelmingly negative effects on the ability of people to come to the parks to experience the natural world. But it's worth worrying that such initiatives might discourage use of the parks by a significant contingent of the people who use them for the escape they can offer from the workaday world.
- Athens Banner-Herald
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After hearing some news, I ask a question to myself that “Am I living in a country which once treated the woman as a goddess?”. Dowry harassments, sexual harassments and I just can’t understand why some men see women as a materialistic asset, children producing machine and money generating machine in the form of dowries. Is this the problem with the thinking of such men or their mother failed to bring up them in a proper way?
Furthermore, Only parents have the complete right to punish their children if they commit any mistakes. Not just mistakes, I should say heinous crimes against women. Indian men don’t look at their mother, daughter, wife, and sister. But they are so obsessed to look at other women. WHY? When I am already irritated with this kind of people, there is yet another incident that irked me to the core. And I know, it will disgust you too in the same manner provided you have an empathetic heart towards mankind.
Furthermore, A village named Shivpuri in Madhya Pradesh follows a disgusting custom related to women. It follows a trend of RENTING wives. Yes. You read that right. We know about renting cars, houses, apartments and a lot of other stuff. In addition, People in cities are much worried about girl’s education, their jobs. Some parents applaud their decision in regard to marriage.
What Happens In This Village?
If rich men cannot get themselves married or fail to find a partner, they just rent a woman on the monthly or yearly basis for prices as low as a few thousand. Furthermore, These men who do not have a wife or a partner simply sign on stamp papers worth Rs 10 and the deal is locked. These men also have an option to renew it or move on once the contract ends. In addition, People in Shivpuri, a district located in the central Indian, in the Gwalior Division of northwest Madhya Pradesh rent their wives for a month or even a year to the rich men who can’t get themselves married. The situation is disgusting that all this is done in exchange for just a few thousand rupees.
However, Shivpuri is not the only place to have indulged in such shameless activities. A man in Gujarat sold his wife to a rich businessman for a monthly rental of Rs 8000 in 2006. In addition, Thomson Reuters Foundation conducted a poll and said that India is ranked as the most dangerous country for women after Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia, and Syria. It is equally disturbing to hear this kind of statements.
Furthermore, I feel really disgusting when I know about such trends being followed in my country. I wonder why woman parents don’t react to this shameless activity. Why is everyone in the village silent towards this atrocity? Why aren’t they raising their voice against it? What is really preventing them?
What is your reaction towards this custom? Share us in the comments. Check out the story here.
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Fair play to the Queen, she put in a good graft.
I take huge acception to the 'Prince of Wales' title. It makes a mockery of 'Cymru' (literally meaning 'friends' or 'fellow countrymen') and what I consider to be Welsh values: equality, diversity, comradeship. While the title has no constitutional role in Wales, it symbolises Welsh oppression: Wales can only be a 'principality' while there is a prince, rather than a nation and country.
Admittedly, I wasn't even born in Wales but my family have deep-rooted Welsh heritage. I will stand shoulder-to-shoulder with my Welsh kin in protest in Caernarfon when upon the inevitable the investiture. Wales deserves far more respect than this and I want to help rectify it.
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La FJU Argentina en el Templo de Salomón
Escrito por Medios Fju
On Oct 8, 2015
Mirá la oración que el Obispo Renato realizo por el trabajo de la Iglesia Universal en Argentina.
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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
A new life
The boy was just over 24 hours old when half of the US Congress (the House) was about to start voting on the bailout. Bloody Monday, 9/29, was progressing painfully with the Dow and NAS diving south in abyssal depths never seen before.
The boy wouldn't care less. He was just fed and asleep. Sleep makes babies grow. And smell good! Newborns have a wonderful scent. New cells, I always said. New healthy cells rushing to grow in the billions. Brings to mind Bono in 'Miracle drug':
Freedom has a scent, like the top of a newborn baby's head...
The rest of us stayed fixed on TV screens as news were broadcasted by all Financial and News channels available, Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN. Is it gonna be a Yea or a Nay? Going well... Early votes are pouring in... Good! Yea seems to be winning... Slamdunk is gonna be... Thank you Lord... Wait... Nays are trailing close... OMG they just overtook the Yea's... I can't f*ckin' believe this! Open up Websters on'moron' and you find a groupshot of 228 shameless and double digit IQ members of the House.
Many years from now, my good friend Nikolaos, dad of the newly born, is gonna be telling the kid stories about the day after his birthday! A historic day of huge proportions. The day that human greed, ego, stupidity and self destruction foresaw the living Globe with another Great Depression! Similar reasons brought down Enron few years ago. Similar to Enron leaders, in Wall Street this time, are to blame for this one. What did the government do to get us out of that Enron mess? SOX's the name. Did that do any good? Don't know yet... hasn't protected us from the subprime mess and its avalanches, it seems...
Is this mess ever gonna end? Sure thing... When then? Who knows? With a Congress and a state of Affairs in the US, like we are experiencing them these days, maybe it'll take many more cycles and sacrifice by every living soul before few hardcore dickheads in the US get it... Let's hope for the best. Right now US matters seem in disarray. Far worse than the days after 9/11. Neither the Administration, nor the new Presidential Candidates and much less the Fed Chairman and the Treasury Secretary are being listened to. Sheer Anarchy! Calculated Congressmen prefer to listen to constituents cries instead of to reason. Like the man on the streets has got a snowball's chance in hell to define what's the right thing to do. Like Joe on Main street knows any sh*t at all about the economy. C'm on, freaktards. Are you in a coma or somethin'?
Baby Nikos Jr wouldn't care less about all this; by the time he'll be making money of his own, Sep 29, 2008, and George W. Bush will be nightmare memories of the past he can only watch on History channel. Lucky him!
Welcome to life Jr!
1 comment:
Anonymous said...
Very Moving. Thank you on behalf of all of us Vasili.
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Sunday, October 27, 2013
Will the House of Saud pivot to China? By Pepe Escobar
Will the House of Saud pivot to China?
By Pepe Escobar
The favorite geopolitical sport du jour is to deconstruct the reasons why the House of Saud - that marriage of hyper-absolute monarchy and Wahhabi fanatics - has gone completely bonkers, with the ineffable Bandar Bush in the frontline.
They are terrified with the possibility that the 34-year Wall of Mistrust between Washington and Tehran finally tumbles down. They are terrified that those American infidels refused to fight "our" regime change war on Syria. They were horrified by (mild) criticism about hardcore repression in Bahrain (which was invaded by Saudi in 2011, by the way). They abhor the American worshipping of that weird deity - democracy - that allowed friendly tyrants in Tunisia and Egypt to be abandoned (Libya is different; King Abdullah had wanted Gaddafi snuffed since at least 2002).
The House of Saud is so mad as hell at the Obama administration that even "all options" are supposed to be "on the table". Which begs the question; what if Riyadh is actually dreaming of pivoting to China?
Beijing's self-described "socialism with market characteristics" badly needs Saudi oil; after all the House of Saud is already China's top supplier. King Abdullah looks East and what he sees is an aspiring superpower, flush with unlimited cash, which will never dream of interfering in Saudi internal affairs, not to mention contemplate toxic Arab Spring ideas.
So picture the dying King Abdullah dreaming of a Riyadh-Beijing axis as his legacy - with the inbuilt added benefit of displacing mortal enemy Iran as a supreme matter of national security for the Chinese (although Beijing would certainly see it as the proverbial win-win situation, keen to buy even more oil from Saudi as it keeps buying more gas from Iran).
Saudi Arabia produces roughly 10% of the global total, which stands at around 90 million barrels of oil a day. It is the world's top exporter, swing producer, and essential in influencing the price of oil - which remains very high not only because of Chinese and Indian demand but also due to ceaseless speculation.
Riyadh is carefully observing the possibility of the US becoming energy self-sufficient because of fracking technology - dirty, nasty and causing devastating pollution. They are certainly factoring that even with the US producing more than Saudi - around 12 million barrels a day, including ethanol - it still needs to import no less than 6.7 million barrels of oil a day in 2013. The US will still need oil - Saudi oil - in the foreseeable future.
If "all options" are really "on the table", the House of S
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_p = vCov[3].ptr<float>(j); // c4
float* cov4_p = vCov[4].ptr<float>(j); // c5
float* cov5_p = vCov[5].ptr<float>(j); // c8
float* det_p = det.ptr<float>(j); // determinant
float* meanIb_p = vMean_I[0].ptr<float>(j); // mean_I_b
float* meanIg_p = vMean_I[1].ptr<float>(j); // mean_I_g
float* meanIr_p = vMean_I[2].ptr<float>(j); // mean_I_r
float sum0, sum1, sum2, sum3, sum4, sum5, sum6, sum7, sum8;
sum0 = sum1 = sum2 = sum3 = sum4 = sum5 = sum6 = sum7 = sum8 = 0.f;
float bb, bg, br, gg, gr, rr;
sum0 = (r + 1) * *s00_p1;
sum1 = (r + 1) * *s01_p1;
sum2 = (r + 1) * *s02_p1;
sum3 = (r + 1) * *s03_p1;
sum4 = (r + 1) * *s04_p1;
sum5 = (r + 1) * *s05_p1;
sum6 = (r + 1) * *s06_p1;
sum7 = (r + 1) * *s07_p1;
sum8 = (r + 1) * *s08_p1;
for (int j = 1; j <= r; j++)
{
sum0 += *s00_p2;
s00_p2++;
sum1 += *s01_p2;
s01_p2++;
sum2 += *s02_p2;
s02_p2++;
sum3 += *s03_p2;
s03_p2++;
sum4 += *s04_p2;
s04_p2++;
sum5 += *s05_p2;
s05_p2++;
sum6 += *s06_p2;
s06_p2++;
sum7 += *s07_p2;
s07_p2++;
sum8 += *s08_p2;
s08_p2++;
}
*meanIb_p = sum0 * div;
*meanIg_p = sum1 * div;
*meanIr_p = sum2 * div;
bb = ((sum3 * div) - (*meanIb_p * *meanIb_p)) + eps;
bg = ((sum4 * div) - (*meanIb_p * *meanIg_p));
br = ((sum5 * div) - (*meanIb_p * *meanIr_p));
gg = ((sum6 * div) - (*meanIg_p * *meanIg_p)) + eps;
gr = ((sum7 * div) - (*meanIg_p * *meanIr_p));
rr = ((sum8 * div) - (*meanIr_p * *meanIr_p)) + eps;
meanIb_p++;
meanIg_p++;
meanIr_p++;
*det_p = 1.f / ((bb * gg * rr) + (bg * gr * br) + (bg * gr * br) - (bb * gr * gr) - (bg * bg * rr) - (br * gg * br));
det_p++;
*cov0_p = gg * rr - gr * gr;
cov0_p++;
*cov1_p = gr * br - bg * rr;
cov1_p++;
*cov2_p = bg * gr - br * gg;
cov2_p++;
*cov3_p = bb * rr - br * br;
cov3_p++;
*cov4_p = bg * br - bb * gr;
cov4_p++;
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Our Lady of Sorrows indeed
Oh dear Lord.
Arizona’s Our Lady of Sorrows Academy forfeited the state championship game because of a girl. Not because one of their star pitchers was enamoured with the blonde in his history class, but because their opponent’s team has a girl.
No need to check your calendars, it is still 2012.
The school has a strong religious belief that boys and girls are to be taught separately and that is their right. Knock yourselves out. But you’re missing a big opportunity here to actually EDUCATE your students about life.
While you segregate your students due to your religious beliefs the rest of the world is moving on and your students, while adhering to your religious beliefs, are less prepared to enter it.
The other team has a girl? Starting at second base? Egads! Next she’ll want to vote!
The player in question, Paige Sultzbach, has sat out previous matches due to the Our Lady of Sorrows beliefs, but finally stood up for her own when it came to the big game. Kudos, Paige. She has already been impacted negatively by the narrow views of the other school, perhaps they could suck it up and show some respect and just let the kids play baseball? But no, their views don’t allow the possibility of physical contact between the students. They demand others bend to their beliefs but refuse to do the same for others.
Seriously? It’s baseball, what’s going to happen? Someone tries to steal second, Paige tags them out, and they kiss? Perhaps the teachings they’ve been presented are proven false? Then they have to go home and explain how they lost to a girl?
I think I understand now.
Parents of Our Lady of Sorrow Academy in Arizona: I respect your religious beliefs and would never question your right to raise your children as you see fit, but I truly hope you see how ill prepared they will be to enter a world where Paige can do anything they can, possibly better, despite all your attempts to teach them the opposite.
Let them play, they’re kids.
Rock on, Paige. My little girls saw your story tonight and smiled.
2 thoughts on “Our Lady of Sorrows indeed”
1. Seems the “traditional” fire house sign is more applicable in Arizona — “100 years of history unimpeded by progress.” This is the same state where Joe Arpiao is being sued by the Feds for allowing his officers to profile folks based on skin pigmentation, and where the Arizona SS — err, State Police — are asking for “Papers, please, mein herr.”
2. While it’s silly to forfeit a game because a girl is on the other team, the people who study education report that kids of both sexes do better when they are taught separately. The older the kid, the more the disparity. Imagine that, teens with raging hormones can concentrate better when kids of the opposite sex aren’t around.
Of course they haven’t studied Gay or Lesbian students in that context yet.
The 21st century is damned complex, isn’t it?
Back to the original post. Our Lady of Sorrows was pretty foolish to take this approach.
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/**
* Copyright (c) Dell Inc., or its subsidiaries. All Rights Reserved.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*/
package io.pravega.schemaregistry.samples.multiformatdemo;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonProcessingException;
import io.pravega.client.ClientConfig;
import io.pravega.client.EventStreamClientFactory;
import io.pravega.client.admin.ReaderGroupManager;
import io.pravega.client.admin.StreamManager;
import io.pravega.client.admin.impl.ReaderGroupManagerImpl;
import io.pravega.client.admin.impl.StreamManagerImpl;
import io.pravega.client.connection.impl.SocketConnectionFactoryImpl;
import io.pravega.client.stream.EventRead;
import io.pravega.client.stream.EventStreamReader;
import io.pravega.client.stream.EventStreamWriter;
import io.pravega.client.stream.EventWriterConfig;
import io.pravega.client.stream.ReaderConfig;
import io.pravega.client.stream.ReaderGroupConfig;
import io.pravega.client.stream.ScalingPolicy;
import io.pravega.client.stream.Serializer;
import io.pravega.client.stream.StreamConfiguration;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.client.SchemaRegistryClient;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.client.SchemaRegistryClientConfig;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.client.SchemaRegistryClientFactory;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.contract.data.Compatibility;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.contract.data.GroupProperties;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.contract.data.SerializationFormat;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.samples.json.objects.Address;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.samples.json.objects.DerivedUser1;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.samples.avro.generated.Type1;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.samples.protobuf.generated.ProtobufTest;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.serializer.avro.schemas.AvroSchema;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.serializer.json.schemas.JSONSchema;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.serializer.protobuf.schemas.ProtobufSchema;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.serializer.shared.impl.SerializerConfig;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.serializers.SerializerFactory;
import io.pravega.schemaregistry.serializers.WithSchema;
import io.pravega.shared.NameUtils;
import org.apache.commons.cli.BasicParser;
import org.apache.commons.cli.CommandLine;
import org.apache.commons.cli.CommandLineParser;
import org.apache.commons.cli.HelpFormatter;
import org.apache.commons.cli.Option;
import org.apache.commons.cli.Options;
import org.apache.commons.cli.ParseException;
import java.net.URI;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.UUID;
/**
* This sample writes objects of all json protobuf and avro formats into a single stream. For this the `serialization format` property
* of the group is set as {@link SerializationFormat#Any}.
* During reads it uses {@link SerializerFactory#genericDeserializer} to deserialize them into generic records
* of each type and the reader returns the common base class {@link Object}.
* It also writes the events back into an output stream.
*/
public class MultiFormatDemo {
private final ClientConfig clientConfig;
private final SchemaRegistryClient client;
private final String scope;
private final
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common sense ground. While US copyright law is clear that works of the federal government are not covered by copyright, that's not the case for state or local governments. Of course, that doesn't make it any saner to claim such a copyright. After all, this is the law we're talking about. It seems crazy to think that any government should get upset about someone publishing the laws that everyone is supposed to obey. In fact, you'd think they'd encourage it.
But... some states just can't help themselves. The latest state to demonstrate how stupid this is would be the state of Georgia, which is now threatening to sue Carl Malamud and for daring to publish Georgia's annotated legal code. In a very weak attempt to distinguish this from copyrighting "the law" itself, the threat letter makes it clear that it's not claiming a copyright on the law per se, but rather "the copyrightable aspects," of "the Official Code of Georgia Annotated." From this, it would seem that they mean the annotations, which explain the law, are somehow covered by copyright. And they're not happy that someone, such as Carl Malamud, has the temerity to offer up this code so that those impacted by Georgia law might actually understand the laws they are bound to obey.
Therefore, we demand that you immediately: cease and desist your unlawful copying of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated; remove any and all files containing the Official Code of Georgia Annotated from the internet; destroy any and all files containing the Official Code of Georgia Annotated from the internet; and provide us with prompt written assurance within 10 days of receiving this letter that all such steps have been taken and that you will cease and desist from any further infringement of the copyrighted Official Code of Georgia Annotated.
If you do not comply with this cease and desist demand within this time period, the State of Georgia, through the Georgia Code Revision Commission, is entitled to use your failure to comply as evidence of willful infringement and seek monetary damages and equitable relief for your copyright infringement.
Given Malamud's history, and the fact that he himself reached out to the Georgia Code Revision Commission to let them know he was publishing the annotated version, I would imagine that he does not intend to cease and desist, but will fight this in order to show that such things should be publishable.
But, really, why is the state of Georgia doing this in the first place? It's not as if the state needed the "incentive" of copyright to publish an annotated version of the law. If anything, this seems like copyright misuse. But, even beyond that, it just seems counterproductive from a public policy standpoint to want to make your own laws harder to understand.
Update: And, as expected, Malamud has responded. The entire letter is worth reading, but a quick snippet:
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law must be secret
Thu, 23 May 2013 11:05:12 PDT Prenda Lawyer Says Georgia Court Should Ignore Judge Wright's Order Because... Look! Hackers! Mike Masnick because California recognizes gay marriage, among other differences, despite that having nothing to do with anything related to the actual case (which covers federal copyright laws, rather than state laws, and which was filed in the case to provide additional background, rather than as any sort of binding ruling).
Well, it appears that Nazaire seems to believe that if he just keeps telling the court crazier and crazier things, perhaps it will ignore Judge Wright's ruling. The latest filing tries, once again, to give the judge in Georgia a reason to ignore Judge Wright's ruling, but again it doesn't make much sense. The filing is rambling and somewhat wacky, seemingly trying to argue that, even though Prenda and AF Holdings are implicated in both cases, they're completely and totally unrelated. He also seems to argue that these filings are just designed to rack up higher billing fees. Note, for example, the slightly paranoid use of capital letters:
That motion was NOT written by the undersigned; nevertheless the defense has filed it in THIS docket apparently for two reasons. 1) to bill for the same and 2) to give THIS Court the impression that either the undersigned or a friend of his drafted and filed the same.
But where it gets really wacky is when Nazaire just starts tossing in totally random claims about hackers:
Why would the defendant in this case file a copy of a motion (ECF No. 31, Defendant’s Exhibit B) from the California case and into THIS docket when that motion has nothing to do with this case?
The undersigned does not know the answer to that question. However, it must be noted that defendants (not the one herein) in these types of cases, typically employ various crafty and intimidating schemes against prosecutors and plaintiff’s
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ier A110 in Chingford Green. After the lovely walk through the forest I was not looking forward to the walk through East London, and the early sights reinforced that opinion. A minor highlight was a still extant fountain provided by the 'Metropolitan Drinking Fountain and Cattle Trough Association', which were once commonplace but now quite rare. The walk led on westwards towards the east London Reservoirs. The road led directly between King George's and the William Girling Reservoir, and although I had been hoping to walk along the bank of the former high, spiked metal railings guarded it. This was a shame, and instead I trudged along the road as it slowly started to spit once again.
On the western side of the reservoir I passed over the River Lee navigation, a canal I had walked along seemingly years before as part of my Land's End to John O'Groats walk. I was tempted to visit the canal side pub, but despite it being in easy view there was no safe way down to it from the raised road. Frustrated I walked on further into deepest, darkest East London, until I reached the junction with the A1010 road, and sunk into the White Hart pub. I got some suspicious looks as I entered the pub from the barmaid, but once I had taken my Tilley hat off she became slightly more welcoming. As I was going by train I could have had a pint, but they had no decent bitter on tap and so I was forced to reluctantly settle for a pint of orange and lemonade. It is the sort of pub that I really do not like; it was a busy city-centre style pub, with large screen for showing sports or, at this time of day, music videos. There was very little character to the pub, and I soon realised I could have just as easily been in Manchester. It was a depressing place, made more so by the cigarette smoke that drifted over to me from the couple of women sitting nearby.
I have through worse urban areas, and there were some signs of local colour, but my heart was really not in it. I felt oddly out of place, my pack and clothing separating me from the people who surrounded me, be they mothers pushing prams or men with obvious signs of that strange attribute commonly known as Bling. I walked southwards into Edmonton, an area that did nothing to improve my mood, and I suddenly decided to stop at Silver Street railway station. I had exceeded my planned twenty miles for the day, and I could not see the walk getting any better if I walked any further.
The decision to end the walk was quite fortuitous, as it turned out that purely by chance I had arrived at the station a couple of minutes before a train was due - quite handy when there is only one train an hour. I hurriedly bought me ticket and ran up the stairs, arriving about a minute before the train. This gave me a little time to look back at the day's walk, which had been varied in the extreme. The last third of the walk outside the forest had not been particularly nice, but the rest of it had been well worth doing, so I cannot really complain too much.
This walk starts off at Harlow Town railway station, on the northern side of the town. Leave the station and walk across the forecourt and past the bus shelters, to join a little path that heads southwards for about a hundred yards before it reaches the A414 Edinburgh Way. Once at the A414 turn right and walk westwards for a few yards to a large roundabout, and then turn to the left to head southwards along Fifth Avenue. At a roundabout continue straight on for a few yards to another roundabout, and then head straight on down Central Avenue to another roundabout.
At this roundabout the road is finally left behind; head straight on, crossing an old helipad marked on the grass before descending downhill along a surfaced path past Nettleswell Plantation. After crossing a stream the path starts to ascend uphill, curving uphill past a playing field before passing the end of Tendring Road. It then skirts southwards past a school and a sports ground before joining a track and ending at the A1169 Southern Way. Cross the road, and once on the northern side turn right past a green area, before turning left along an unsurfaced track that heads southwards past some playing fields before ending at Commonside Road.
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Crime season 3 trailer
For the first time ever in "dun dun" history, there will be a three-series crossover event between Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU and Law & Order: Organized Crime. While fans are used to seeing the SVU and Organized Crime units tag-team on a case, they aren’t used to seeing Jack McCoy (Sam Waterston) and company join them. It seems only fitting that the crossover event launches the new season for each series. Take a look at the NBC trailer below.
How to watch Law & Order: Organized Crime season 3
Law & Order: Organized Crime season 3 airs live exclusively on NBC. For those that don’t have traditional cable/satellite television, you still have the opportunity to watch the show live when it airs using live TV streaming services such as FuboTV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV and YouTube TV.
Are you someone that prefers to watch shows in your own time? No problem. New episodes become available to stream on Peacock the day after they air live for individuals with a premium membership to the platform.
UK fans will more than likely have to wait for the series to conclude season 3 in the US before the new episodes appear. However, season 2 is now available on Sky TV.
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16 Detoxing Cleanse Foods
As a nutritionist, I always suggest that my clients get a jump-start on weight loss and a new way of eating with a short “cleanse,” to help eliminate cravings, wake up the digestive system, and prepare the body for a new healthier way of eating.
Figuring out which foods are best for a “cleanse” can be tricky. So many foods feel refreshing and rejuvenating—hot tea, raw vegetables, and fresh fruit come to mind. And with good reason: foods with insoluble fiber (like raw veggies) or a diuretic effect (like green tea), promote speedy digestion and “flush” the GI tract. These foods can be considered the best “cleanse” choices. Here are some of my faves and why they just might work!
•Artichokes contain antioxidant plant compounds called caffeoylquinic acids, which are used to treat hepatic (liver) disorders because they stimulate bile flow. Bile helps the body to digest fats, and efficient bile flow clears the system of potentially inflammatory substances contained in fatty foods.
•Avocado provides heart-healthy monounsaturated fatty acids and glutathione, a compound that blocks the absorption of certain fats by the intestines that cause oxidative damage AND is essential for liver pathway cleansing.
•Beets are among the few edible plants that contain betalains, plant pigments that give some beets their deep red color and have powerful anti-inflammatory and fungicidal properties. Betalains promote cell structure, repair and regeneration, especially in the liver—the body’s primary detox center.
•Broccoli is one of the cruciferous vegetables, which are named for their cross-shaped flowers and known for powerful antioxidant properties. Science has shown that a diet rich in cruciferous veggies reduces the risk of certain cancers. Other cruciferous vegetables include cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts and kale.
•Collard greens increase bile acid binding, which makes it easier for bile to bind to large lipid molecules and pull them apart. Leftover bile acids are then excreted from the GI tract normally, taking leftover lipid molecules with them. Bile acid binding therefore helps to keep LDL “bad” cholesterol in check.
•Dandelion root acts as a diuretic by increasing urine production.
•Dill and fennel are plants rich in vitamins and anti-inflammatory chemicals. Dill contains chemicals that help with the activation of glutathione, a liver antioxidant that attaches to free radical molecules and disarms them. Fennel is rich in Vitamin C, which has antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. Fennel is also high in fiber but low in calories—an ideal cleanse food.
•Green tea is richer in antioxidants than white, black, and oolong teas, even though they all come from the same plant. The caffeine in green tea also gives this energizing drink a diuretic effect, which helps to alleviate bloating by counteracting water retention.
•Lemon, like all citrus fruits, is rich in antioxidant Vitamin C.
•Milk thistle is one of the frequently researched plants in association with promoting liver detoxification. While more scientific inquiry is needed for firm recommendations, Milk thistle contains a mixture of polyphenolic compounds (plant protectors) that assist liver cells in removing toxins from healthy blood cells.
•Onion and garlic are both members of the allium family of vegetables, which provide pungent flavors to foods. These plants contain flavonoids that stimulate the production of glutathione, one of the liver’s strongest antioxidants. As a result, onion and garlic have powerful anti-bacterial and immune-boosting properties.
•Other fresh veggies (greens) are a good source of glutathione-essential for detox of liver pathway. Fresh vegetables can also provide excellent sources of insoluble fiber, which gets the gut moving. Crisp, crunchy raw veggies are highest in this sort of fiber. Think kale, collards, and broccoli!
•Wheat grass is a vitamin and mineral-rich grass commonly served in powder or juice form. While scientific evidence to support health claims about wheatgrass is lacking, products containing wheatgrass may add some yummy, low-calorie variety to your selection of cleanse foods and beverages.
•Yogurt that contains probiotics – make sure to read the yogurt label - supplies healthy bacteria that fortify the GI tract’s natural flora, aiding digestion and boosting the body’s natural immune responses.
photo: iStockPhoto/Thinkstock
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|
training
| 1
| 201
| 300
| 1,024
|
Z_Free(margin);
return;
nocache:
R_InitTexCacheZone(&r_texcache, 0);
}
void R_SetupLevel(void)
{
R_SetupTextureCaches();
#ifdef MARS
curpalette = -1;
#endif
}
/*============================================================================= */
#ifndef MARS
int shadepixel;
extern int workpage;
extern pixel_t *screens[2]; /* [viewportWidth*viewportHeight]; */
#endif
/*
==================
=
= R_Setup
=
==================
*/
void R_Setup (void)
{
int i;
int damagecount, bonuscount;
player_t *player;
#ifdef JAGUAR
int shadex, shadey, shadei;
#endif
unsigned short *tempbuf;
#ifdef MARS
int palette = 0;
#endif
/* */
/* set up globals for new frame */
/* */
#ifndef MARS
workingscreen = screens[workpage];
*(pixel_t **)0xf02224 = workingscreen; /* a2 base pointer */
*(int *)0xf02234 = 0x10000; /* a2 outer loop add (+1 y) */
*(int *)0xf0226c = *(int *)0xf02268 = 0; /* pattern compare */
#else
if (debugmode == 3)
I_ClearFrameBuffer();
#endif
framecount++;
validcount++;
viewplayer = player = &players[displayplayer];
vd.viewx = player->mo->x;
vd.viewy = player->mo->y;
vd.viewz = player->viewz;
vd.viewangle = player->mo->angle;
vd.viewsin = finesine(vd.viewangle>>ANGLETOFINESHIFT);
vd.viewcos = finecosine(vd.viewangle>>ANGLETOFINESHIFT);
player = &players[consoleplayer];
damagecount = player->damagecount;
bonuscount = player->bonuscount;
#ifdef JAGUAR
extralight = player->extralight << 6;
/* */
/* calc shadepixel */
/* */
if (damagecount)
damagecount += 10;
if (bonuscount)
bonuscount += 2;
damagecount >>= 2;
shadex = (bonuscount>>1) + damagecount;
shadey = (bonuscount>>1) - damagecount;
shadei = (bonuscount + damagecount)<<2;
shadei += player->extralight<<3;
/* */
/* pwerups */
/* */
if (player->powers[pw_invulnerability] > 60
|| (player->powers[pw_invulnerability]&4) )
{
shadex -= 8;
shadei += 32;
}
if (player->powers[pw_ironfeet] > 60
|| (player->powers[pw_ironfeet]&4) )
shadey += 7;
if (player->powers[pw_strength]
&& (player->powers[pw_strength]< 64) )
shadex += (8 - (player->powers[pw_strength]>>3) );
/* */
/* bound and store shades */
/* */
if (shadex > 7)
shadex = 7;
else if (shadex < -8)
shadex = -8;
if (shadey > 7)
shadey = 7;
else if (shadey < -8)
shadey = -8;
if (shadei > 127)
shadei = 127;
else if (shadei < -128)
shadei = -128;
shadepixel = ((shadex<<12)&0xf000) + ((shadey<<8)&0xf00) + (shadei&0xff);
#endif
#ifdef MARS
if (detailmode == det
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Fit Check for Freya 30G please?
http://imgur.com/a/8iq5A
(In the picture with my fingers I am showing where my breast tissue actually starts)
30 inches under bust
37.5 Inches standing
39 Inches bent over
I am 5'5, 136 lbs no children. Fybrocistic breasts.
Until about a week ago I was wearing a 32F in anything I could find. I thought Freya fit pretty well, everything else I had gapped in the front and many bras poke me in the armpits. My breasts seem to start very... close together so it is very hard for me to get a gore to lie flat. Many bras... and the two new ones in the pictures have a space between the bottom of my breast and the wire there of an inch to an inch and a half. Prior to discovering you guys the best fit I've had was using measurement directions for fake breasts, I assume because mine seem to be quite round and have a wide base.
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asking questions about back to the future a little bit you know you kind of want to know what. We are he was what he was doing you know I would try to interspersed didn't try. Late at all on the first day yet there is a remarkable career you. Truly but this and I'm leaving it to you to set that up I saw this story. Marconi camp documentary written. Which was called welcome tomorrow when Cole while calling. That I won't say why you. Yeah but. If the true story that seems like it can't be true right and yet it is so sad that in the Steve Carell way I was compelled by it. Because. An and I just stumbled upon it years later it came out I think eight years ago. And I signed maybe three years ago I and I I really didn't know anything about it. Essentially the stories about this guy and he Marco in camp lives in this little town who is attacked and hate crime. Because he likes to Wear women's heels must Wear high heels and he. He's attacked and essentially left for dead. Doesn't have insurance. And in in order to. Rehabilitate. An order to heal. He creates this. 16. Crew scale miniature town in his backyard. And populates it with all of the people in this life and width and Alter ego himself. That he can tell these stories and sort of live vicariously through and and he takes pictures up so it's it's it's an art installation. And it's a way for him to process a lot of the pain that he coaster because uses he suffers. Posttraumatic stress severe brain injury he loses. His motor skills his ability to talk so it's long long road back. And I just thought his story was so. Imaginative. And and inspiring and he's. He's such a good guy got to meet him and no animal. And I took a lot of waste fraud and so when I found out that. Robert Zemeckis was looking to make a feature film about it I contacted him because that's really really tree. Well when you meet him because what we see is that his memory is gone. What was happening in the past right he was an illustrator yet who can't really draw and write more so he was starting to team pictures of that yes yeah but he added recreate what what are west. How does his memory work now as he lives his life. Into the press he's been getting more and more at the further along he's gotten the more keys were calling. He emailed me last week and said he started to illustrate again. Because he's getting wars motor skills back so if the long road. But clearly what he's been doing is helped him and the fact that he went through all of this and and suffered. Such a great deal but it loses human spirit was still. Kind and generous and not bitter I think is testament in terms of what to make this does with us. Is that he makes these puppets. Of why. Marquez shooting when we see them all hopeful life so here's a puppet via yeah. He had known all know they locked him away in a vault somewhere that. There have been in touch them only on camera was able to touch the but I think your cat and hold you right through you you looked cool. I did look really cool really doubt what the puppet is the Alter ego the you know yeah this figure. You know mark this character creates. Is very heroic Alter ego itself and through that Alter ego he's able to. Feel powerful. And and he's surrounded by really powerful women who were all three those qualities female friends and I have an. Yeah yeah and so there. You know there's a there's a lot to be said about female empowerment this movie to keep. The women in mark's life are by far the most important people and the people that he trusts the most. Bombed but yet these figures are are remarkable and the way that. Robert Zemeckis goes from the live action into this doll world. That start with dot dolls that you know you would you would see or play with. In his case you know turn into this these beautiful photographs. And Robert Zemeckis just in order to turn this into feature lets bring that all world life let's string together all of the near all the stories. Between marks pictures bomb is that something if he had the resources it's something that he would do himself. Did you have to do that motion capture would what was going now it's like now he's calling it enhanced. Advanced. Performance capture I think that's the that the term now. You know I I know you know the drill it's it's these jumpsuits and youth centers on the little things and things on your face and they actually. They they film your face on all of your expressions and then the process it through all of these computers and knee. Transpose it all want to this this doll figure so its it's essentially you which your performance
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successor(L, ['x'|L]).
plus([], L, L).
plus(L, [], L).
plus([_|A1], [_|A2], ['x', 'x'|R]) :- plus(A1, A2, R).
times([], _, []).
times(_, [], []).
times([_|A], L, R) :- times(A, L, Aux), plus(Aux, L, R).
/*?- successor([],Result). */
/*?- plus([x, x], [x, x, x, x], Result). */
/*?- times([x, x], [x, x, x, x], Result). */
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was an unpopular war, then, too, that people wanted over). That Obama's almost cloned economic plan has not made him a laughing stock is remarkable. Has America's economic IQ disintegrated that fast? (See short, but instructive blog post from the Cato Institute, here.)
Obama showed his utter lack of economic IQ in the second debate when he responded to John McCain's (see here) charge that his plan to tax people who make more than $250,000 would kill small businesses by saying, "there are only a few small businesses" that make that much. Really? Many small businesses are incorporated so that the owner's income is the business' gross income. That's why expensing deductions and low taxes are essential for this sector of the economy which produces 70 percent of American jobs. Obama's retort was one of a man who's never worked in the for-profit world. If a small business isn't grossing $250,000, it's not in business at all — at least, not in the hiring/job creation part of business (i.e., it's a self-employed, individual contractor or consultant).
In fact, according to Americans for Tax Reform, three out of every four businesses in the top 5 percent tax bracket is a small business. There are 26 million small businesses that employ 116 million Americans and hundreds of thousands of those businesses — sole proprietorships, partnerships, S-corporations and family farms — who pay taxes at the individual or joint-filing rates would get hammered under his "tax the richest 5 percent" plan. Forget their employees. The families of the family-owned businesses, who are paying for college, a car payment, a mortgage, etc., would face real devastation. (National Review adds more light to the conversation, here.)
We've all heard the expression we get the government we deserve. When it comes to the economy — and therefore opportunity and financial security for families — it comes down to this: When the Chinese communists undertand tax policy better than Americans, we deserve the economy we get.
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Their plan isn’t going to work for reasons that are clear as day to you but intentionally ignored by them. This isn’t the time to rub in your powerful prognostic abilities. This is the time to make yourself invisible. They will not accept they had laid a trap for themselves and will seek to scapegoat anyone else connected with the fiasco.
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| 300
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Summary: Iah, Minako and Azariah have one thing in common. They are the physical manifestations of spirits. Majority of their world is like them. The rest are normal humans — burden by an Earth that has been decimated by populations and war. Some humans think it’s unfair for Spiriters to have ‘power,’ so they decide to uproot those who hold the power and use them for their own means.
All of them displaced in his or her own way, Iah, Minako and Azariah fight to get back home.
Status: Writing | 3 chapters complete | One in progress (Azariah POV)
Focus: Map Building | Currently using Inkarnate to create my maps
Iah: People like him, held spirits of animals, to protect or destroy their world. Trapped in containment after a betrayal, he struggles to get back to his loved ones and warn the others like him.
Minako: The women of her family were meant to lead. But she was just a replacement for her brother. She has to fight to be seen as a leader and not just a container for one the most dangerous spirits.
Azariah: Controlled by his father, who thought a non-spiriter should sit upon the throne, uses him to get close to the next ruler. After entering the guard and eligible husband pool, he hides his true nature from everyone.
*working title
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always a good thing.
Helen Mirren has never been afraid to play naked: she is just one of those actresses who is convinced that a talented director uses the actress as an art object, and you just need to trust him. Therefore, in “Caligula” she had not even the most defiant role along with her other character. Another thing is that she no longer stars in porn, but Hollywood films.
It is a rare case when a recognized porn actress comes to a big screen and does not hide her past. Actually, she even praises it a little. This is an almost unique situation when it turns out that she is an intellectual, a “leftist,” an activist whose talents are so versatile that she does not consider it necessary to be connected with the porn industry.
Stallone is also not too worried that he starred at the dawn of his career in the soft porn. In “Party at Kitty and Stud’s” his hero, Stud, plays with his mistress in sexual games with elements of sadomasochism, and then their house becomes a place for a cheerful orgy, where there is even something like a round dance of naked. They say the actor’s fee was as much as $200. When Sylvester became a star, the film was re-released under the name Italian Stallion.
What a surprise? Yes, he did. For example, Jackie Chan has a sense of humor and a calm mind to take part in one of the porn films in 1975 and not exclude it from his official filmography. At that moment he had problems with money, although he already had about a dozen regular movie roles. Therefore Chan agreed to play a rickshaw who, for love with a girl and her mother, receives as a reward not only money but also a venereal disease. Well, this is really a plot with the lesson.
Blond beauty Cameron Diaz at age 19 participated in the filming of tone BDSM movie. “By stupidity and ignorance, only for the sake of money,” the actress confesses now. Cameron really didn’t want someone to watch this movie, but there’s nothing to hide from the all-seeing eye of the Internet, you can download the video there.
When, in his youth, Brad went to conquer Hollywood and came to Los Angeles with 300 dollars in his pocket, it was quite logical for him to work at any job. At that time, he attended different classes, but castings did not bring any results. Then the future actor got quite a funny job: he became a big puppet of a chicken advertising the restaurant. But before he got his first role in the Dallas series, he had to work as a loader of furniture and a driver delivering strippers to the show. And this is not all. He showed his buttons in one of the hot movies. But that time nobody knew who Brad Pitt is.
So, dream about Oscar? Try in porn! And maybe then you will see your name in the captions at the cinema.
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<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Define WritableStreamDefaultController.signal
username_0: Define the property to signal abort to UnderlyingSink even
when it has a pending write or close operation.
Fixes #1015.
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:rotating_light: [CSS Spec Preprocessor](https://api.csswg.org/bikeshed/) - CSS Spec Preprocessor is the web service used to build Bikeshed specs.
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and the actions you performed just before this error.</p>
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Special counsel Robert Mueller will finish his probe into whether President Donald Trump obstructed the Russia election inquiry by September 1, vowed Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani.
His announcement puts heavy public pressure on the special counsel's office to meet that deadline as Trump spent Sunday in a tweet storm that was full of rants and raves about Mueller's handling of the investigation into Russia's role in the presidential election.
The former New York City mayor said waiting any longer would risk influencing voters in November's midterm election, which could hurt the Republican Party at the polls.
Brennan "Needs Very Good Lawyer" Says DiGenova; "He's Going To Be In Front Of A Grand Jury Shortly"
Veteran D.C. attorney Joe diGenova - who President Trump initially wanted to hire to represent him in the Mueller probe, only to have to step aside due to conflicts - sat down on Fox News on Thursday where he put a bow on what many believe was a high-stakes gamble by various members within the Obama Intelligence Community (IC) and others to infiltrate the Trump campaign and frame Donald Trump with Russiagate.
Key among the participants in this alleged plot is former CIA director John Brennan, whose involvement is thought to have dovetailed with the FBI's recently disclosed "operation Crossfire Hurricane" - the code name given to the agency's earliest counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign. The FBI says the operation was launched following a drunken conversation between a Clinton-linked Australian ambassador and a low-level Trump associate, George Papadopoulos, who may have been set up from the start after being fed information by a professor named Joseph Mifsud, who is currently missing.
We know that walking makes us feel good, especially after a stressful day. That’s why some people choose to “walk away” from problems, or from negative people. Scientists have discovered another thing going for this simple exercise: It helps boost mental health.
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Researchers from the New Mexico Highlands University (NMHU) found that the foot’s impact while walking sends pressure waves through the arteries that substantially raise blood supply to the brain.
Nothing makes clutter clearing easier than knowing your household items, clothes, and shoes are going to a worthy cause. That's why donating is such a wonderful pursuit; it helps other people while freeing you of stuff you don't need any longer.
Below we've highlighted some of the most popular things to donate, three places to donate them to, and tips on what to do before you donate.
It's hard to give away beloved books--so don't1 Keep them, display them and enjoy them. But what about all of those books that you're not reading, are not beloved and you don't use (like cookbooks you never us)? Donate those. Knowing they will go to a good "home" makes the task of donating books much easier for me.
President Donald Trump shoved cheap-labor immigration back into the November election by suggesting he would veto any amnesty which emerges from the discharge petition process, and also by urging Congress to pass his four-part immigration package.
The Department of Justice and FBI are fighting tooth-and-nail to avoid giving Congress documents related to a top secret informant who provided information about Trump campaign advisers for the Russia probe.
But the agencies’ resistance is hypocritical given that they appear to be behind leaks of key clues about the source, whose existence was revealed to the public in a May 8 report from The Washington Post.
So far, three articles published over the past 10 days have revealed tidbits of information about the source. And though the name of the informant remains a secret, the clues have touched off intense speculation that the person is a professor who had several contacts with Trump campaign advisers Carter Page and George Papadopoulos.
Pittenger, an establishment politician whose vote for the omnibus spending bill without reading it cost him his House seat, is refusing to endorse conservative Dr. Mark Harris. Pittenger became the first incumbent Republican politician to lose a primary to a conservative challenger on May 8, and now he is refusing to support Harris in the general election–at least at this time.
Special counsel Robert Mueller looks likely to face a huge humiliation in court and a massive public relations disaster. And it couldn't happen to a more deserving guy. Unless a Trump-appointed judge bails him out and grants an exception to federal law
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North Texans will be cheering on a speedskater from Denton at the Vancouver Olympics.
Jordan Malone, 25, will compete in three races at the Winter Games after an injury prevented him from making the U.S. team four years ago.
"There are a lot of people who are really rooting for this kid," said his mother, Peggy Aitken. "He grew up skating on the streets of Denton, Texas, and I followed him on a moped. So there are a lot of people who saw that crazy lady following her kid on the streets of Denton while he was training."
Friends and supporters got together Tuesday night in Denton to gear up for the Olympics. But with less than four weeks until the Olympics, Malone is still training in Salt Lake City and couldn't make it to the hometown rally in his honor.
He told his mother by phone that making the team still hasn't sunk in yet.
"It's all his same routine that he's done for the last four years, so nothing's changed," Aitken said. "So when it really will set in is when he gets his team gear and they get the Olympic uniform with the rings on it."
His biggest fan will be in Vancouver to see it for herself.
"I was really excited that he made the team, but then again, I've just kind of learned not to get too excited too soon," Aitken said. "And I'll get excited when I get there, too."
Malone's mother is organizing watch parties at Pourhouse Sports Grill on Unicorn Lake Boulevard to cheer on her son during the Olympics.
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the thief; but now that I have Xiang Shaolong, I have every confidence of success."
Xiang S
haolong forced a smile and said: "Madam thinks too highly of me."
Madam Zhuang smiled and said: "You'd better start addressing me as your elder sister from now on and I will address you as Ruiguang. It is still another month's journey from here to Shouchun. I will describe Ruiguang's bitter life story to you in detail. Thankfully Ruiguang is famous in the Northwest as a heroic general. He's always had a formidable reputation. It is most appropriate for you to pass off as him. Because we are originally from Yunnan, we do not speak with the Chu accent. As long as you study diligently, we should be able to fool the Chu people."
Xiang Shaolong mused that the last time he disguised himself as Dong Horse Fanatic, while this time he is playing the heroic general Wan Ruiguang. It would be so thrilling if he could fool Tian Dan again.
Ji Yanran, being the most attentive to detail, asked: "What identity is Madam Zhuang using to enter the Chu capital this time?"
Madam Zhuang said: "I have a good friend in Lord Chunshen's house by the name of Weng. In those days, as King Xiaolie feared our Yunnan's growth to become the hegemon of the Southest, he forced Li Ling to conspire with the Ye Lang people to overthrow the Zhuang family. In one night, close to ten thousands of the Zhuang clan was murdered. Lord Chunshen tried to prevent this, but could not prevail over King Xiaolie. If he had not sent people to assist us, we could have forgotten about escaping from Chu's borders. That is why on this trip we should first visit Lord Chunshen's home."
Xiang Shaolong and Yanran exchanged a glance and let go of their worries.
Now that King Xiaolie is dead, Chu is going to become a battleground between Lord Chunshen and Li Yuan. To someone like Madam Zhuang who is close to Lord Chunshen, killing Li Yuan's associate Tian Dan is naturally no big deal.
Xiang Shaolong's spirit rose, saying: "Good! Let us leave!"
Zhao Zhi was displeased, saying: "Madam has yet to say how Sister Yanran and I should disguise ourselves!"
Xiang Shaolong laughed: "Of course it is to be me, Wan Ruiguang's lovely wives. Covering your faces with thicker veils will solve all the problems."
All along, before a strong Qin arose, amongst all the states, Chu was in the South with no enemies nearby. That is why regardless of the physical security or the economy, they have had safety and stability where the other states hadn't.
In addition, the soil in the South was fertile. Surrounding Lake Dongting were endless tracts of fertile land waiting to be developed by the Chu people. This caused the Chu people to be rich and worry free.
At their peak, Chu possessed all the territories from Yuan and Xiang rivers in the South to Ying and Si in the North, and from Ba and Shu in the West to the Tan city and the river Huai in the East. Treating Ying and Ru as ditches and Jiang and Han as ponds; as flat as Zhenglin, as continuous as Fangcheng. By the time the Warring States Period began, they had almost unified the entire South, becoming the largest and most powerful state.
Besides swallowing numerous smaller countries, they had also expanded into large tracts of land belonging to the non-Han barbarians in the East, South and Southwest, subjecting these lands and peoples to Chu's culture and civilization.
Just as Ji Yanran had analyzed nonetheless, to govern so many ethnic groups and such a vast expanse of land required a powerful and competent government.
It was a pity that after King Zidao and King Xuan, Chu had never had a competent ruler again. In addition, with King Huai dying destitute in Qin, the central authorities lost their power while the regional powers rose up.
King Xiaolie's subsequent instigation of the mutiny in Yunnan reduced central control even further. In the end, he did not manage to change anything, merely changing the name of the Yunnan king from Zhuang to Li, thats all.
Now that King Xiaolie has passed away, internal strife has appeared once again. And due to the freak combination of factors, Xiang Shaolong is compelled to join this "game".
While the news of Chu's chaos may
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aping me, suddenly, everything was fixed in my head.
But this always happens to me, the best ideas come while I am taking a shower.
It looks like someone did the experiment and found the same:
Why greater ideas come when you are not trying?
(Went to bath)
(came back from bath)
The problem is that sometimes an hour passes and I am still under the shower, and I realize that because my fingers get wrinkled.
PS: next post will be about ecology: stochastic aggregation.
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A poster like a flower
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These are my ideas about self-publishing a poster. There are tons of places on the Internet about how to write the best poster, but I think that most of them don’t apply their guidelines for it’s own publication, I mean the web page where the guidelines are published.\ Read more
Disentangling the Drivers of beta Diversity Along Latitudinal and Elevational Gradients (updated)
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Roughly, this science paper suggest that gamma diversity can explain the latitudinal/altitudinal variations in beta diversity so there is no need to invoke different local assembly mechanisms, they use two extensive data sets (One of them is here ). It seems to me that almost the same thing is formulated in the Hubbell’s neutral theory, local alfa diversity is determined by metacommunity (regional or gamma) diversity so beta diversity will also be determined by gamma diversity. In fact an expression for beta diversity under the neutral model was derived and it was found inconsistent with data. But different measures of beta diversity were used… Read more
First post
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I don’t know exactly why I chose this name for this blog, it was the first thing that came to my mind when I thought about my own science blog. I had blogs about poetry and short stories (in Spanish) but this is a new challenge it was slowly forged inside me from some time ago, this last step was inspired by a note about open science by Carly Strasser and by the Oikos blog, that was the first blog about ecology I met. So I am a ecologist interested in biodiversity usually working with models and data, I will try post the things that go through my head in the process of making and learning open science. Posting will be in English but sometimes I will post in Spanish so in any case we have big brother’s help of google translation. One more thing, I googled the name of the blog and this note about blue water thinking appeared, I will reproduce the first phrase. Here we go: Read more
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500})/d\ln (\Sigma_{\rm ISM})$, between $-0.14$ and $-0.28$, whereas \citet{clark2019} find $d\ln(\kappa_{500})/d\ln (\Sigma_{\rm ISM})\sim -0.35$ for both the galaxies they analyse (M74 and M83). However, there are two factors which in a more sophisticated model would reduce this discrepancy, by making the model slope steeper (i.e. more negative). First, $f_{\rm att}$ is very likely correlated with $\Sigma_{\rm ISM}$. Second, the interstellar medium has substructure on scales below those resolved by the observations ($\sim 100\,{\rm pc}$); consequently the radiation field reaching the dust in these unresolved substructures is more strongly attenuated than the model predicts, and the dust is cooler. If the model were able to take these two factors into account, the slope predicted by the model would be steeper, and the decrease in $\kappa_{500}$ would occur at lower values of $\Sigma_{\rm ISM}$. Given the significant error bars on the observed values, and the simplicity of our model, we conclude that the apparent anti-correlation between $\kappa_{500}$ and $\Sigma_{\rm ISM}$ might be due partly, or even entirely, to the temperature bias being stronger in regions of high $\Sigma_{\rm ISM}$.
\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{g10.eps}
\caption{{ As Figure \ref{fig:ks}, but for a radiation field strength increased by a factor of $10$.}}
\label{fig:g10}
\end{figure}
\citet{clark2019} find that, if they repeat their analysis using a { 2MBB} fit, there is still an apparent anti-correlation between the inferred $\kappa_{500}$ and $\Sigma_{\rm ISM}$, and we find the same. Figure \ref{fig:2mbb} shows the results we obtain with a two-temperature fit. The second MBB results in a slightly higher inferred $\kappa_{500}$, closer to the true value, but the anticorrelation with $\Sigma_{\rm ISM}$ remains. { The uncertainties in $\kappa_{500}$ are also much larger than for the single-$T$ fit ($\sim 40\%$).} Although in principle the { 2MBB fit} might be expected to account for the colder dust missed by the { 1MBB} fit, there is no guarantee that a { 2MBB} fit will return mass fractions and temperatures even approximately representative of the true values. In addition (and as also noted by \citealt{clark2019}), using two MBBs with six free parameters overfits the data when only five points (two PACS and three SPIRE bands) are available; this is the cause of the non-monotonic trends on Figure \ref{fig:2mbb}.
\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{2mbb.eps}
\caption{As Figure \ref{fig:ks}, but for a two-temperature MBB fit.}
\label{fig:2mbb}
\end{figure}
\section{Discussion}
We have shown that a relatively simple physical model can produce a spurious apparent anti-correlation between $\kappa_{500}$ and $\Sigma_{\rm ISM}$, similar in magnitude to the one reported by \citet{clark2019}, when analysed with the same procedure they use. The critical feature of the model is that on any line of sight there is a range of dust temperatures, and this range extends to lower temperatures on lines of sight with higher surface density (and hence, implicitly, higher attenuation of the radiation field heating some of the dust). Whether this is the correct explanation for the apparent anti-correlation, rather than a spatial variation in the intrinsic optical properties of the dust, or some combination of the two, is unclear. The simplistic model explored here assumes that, on any line of sight, a fraction $(1-f_{\rm att})$ of the dust grains is exposed to an unattenuated radiation field, and a fraction $f_{\rm att}$ is exposed to a radiation field attenuated by an $A_{\rm V}$ which is proportional to the surface-density of the interstellar medium, $\Sigma_{\rm ISM}$, on that line of sight (see Eqn. \ref{EQN:AV2SISM}). There are two effects that the simple model does not include, but which would probably improve correspondence between the model predictions and the observations.
First, it seem likely that the fraction of dust heated by an attenuated radiation field, $f_{\rm att}$, increases with the surface-density of the interstellar gas, $\Sigma_{\rm ISM
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Mpho Makwana, the new Eskom board chairperson, spoke to 702's Bongani Bingwa.
The new Eskom board chairperson Mpho Makwana is adamant that they can turn around the utility's power crisis.
The country is currently experiencing stage 3 load shedding.
Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan announced the appointment of the board in late September, with Makwana named as chairperson.
He said that executives, including CEO Andre de Ruyter, would be given performance agreements to indicate the plans to avert rolling blackouts.
The former Eskom CEO has appealed to the public to allow the board to familiarise themselves with the utility before turning it around.
The danger of any board is to fall into the outcry. Our duty is firstly, to take an objective look of where things are, then set performance agreements with everybody and based on those performance agreements, we run our own processes on who gets retained or not retained based on delivered performance.
Mpho Makwana, Board chairperson - Eskom
My appeal to the people of South Africa is that... I know it is painful and I also get load shedding from my own home but let's let facts and figures dictate how we turn the place around, it certainly can be turned around. We need to be given space as the board to familiarise ourselves with the utility and deliver.
When asked about his interest in the renewable business that may be soon linked to operating with Eskom, Makwana clarified that he was no longer an independent director at BTE Renewables.
Scroll up to listen to the full interview below.
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very ill. His family asked him to come and give him a blessing. They knew he could be healed by the power of the Priesthood. But, after the blessing, my husband told me he knew healing wouldn't come. He passed away, much to the surprise and devastation of his family.
I knew a woman who was haunted by mental illness. She prayed in faith for relief, but it never came.
Why does it seem that sometimes our faith doesn't work?
Why are there times we pray and fast and seek Priesthood blessings in the hope and faith of a certain outcome, and the Lord simply chooses to stay His hand? What does it mean? Is our faith not strong enough? Are we not strong enough?
I echo the words of Elder Donald Hallstrom from the October 2017 session of General Conference: "My limited knowledge cannot explain why sometimes there is divine intervention and other times there is not."
I don't know why sometimes God heals and other times He doesn't.
But, when He chose to not heal Paige, I had a choice to make: I could stop believing in Him, or I could continue believing in Him.
I didn't know why He didn't heal Paige, but I did know Him. I knew that He could if He felt it was the best thing for her not just then, but in the eternal scheme of things.
I knew that He loved Paige and He loved me.
I knew that He saw my hope and faith and efforts and pleading and would bless me how He saw fit.
And I chose to continue to have faith in Him, even if my faith didn't produce the results I wanted.
Because that's not what faith is.
That was an eye-opener to me.
In a 2013 CES devotional, Elder David A. Bednar shared a story of a young couple that came to him for a blessing of healing. In talking to them, he felt the impression to ask a question he'd never asked before: "Do you have the faith not to be healed?"
Did I have the faith for Paige not to be healed?
Yes. It turns out I did. Not by chance, but by choice.
Since then (and even before then) there have been many MANY times I asked for something good in complete faith and I didn't get it.
1. I prayed about marrying Ricardo. And he dumped me.
2. I prayed for a strong singing voice. It never came.
3. I prayed to go on a mission. I got sick and was sent home ten months later.
4. I prayed to go back out on my mission, but was suddenly extended an honorable medical release.
5. I prayed for a large family. I had a medically-necessary hysterectomy after two children.
6. I prayed about living in Washington and then was told (by Him) to move to California.
7. I loved California and prayed about staying and was told (again by Him) to move back to Washington.
8. I prayed to find a way to publish my words, then after one book I was told my ideas were gimmicky and that door was closed.
9. I prayed to speak at TOFW, then was rejected.
10. I prayed I could be a stay-at-home writer and mom, then was told (by Him) to go back to work.
And that's just ten off the top of my head. None of the things I prayed for IN FAITH happened.
But, then, looking back, I can see His wisdom. And I'm so grateful.
1. Because Ricardo dumped me, I served a mission and later married the love of my life, Jerey, whom I've been happily married to for 23 years.
2. Because my singing voice wasn't as strong as my ambition, I avoided choosing a life of singing in bars and pursuing the life on stage, which wouldn't have been good for me. Lol (But it sure was a dream of mine. I think God sometimes withholds things to save us from ourselves.)
3. I remembered later the blessing I received when I first got home where the Lord told me I had done all He wanted me to do in that short time. (I think sometimes we think our experience isn't valid or "right" because it isn't typical. I learned here that it was exactly what God needed it to be.)
4. If I had been allowed to go back and finished the other ten months, I would not have moved to Utah and met my husband.
5. If I hadn't of had a hysterectomy, I wouldn't have considered fostering or adopting, and I wouldn't have had Grace
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BGF gnutls: handle IP address in cert name check
</ul>
<a name="7_37_0"></a>
SUBTITLE(Fixed in 7.37.0 - May 21 2014)
<p> Changes:
<ul class="changes">
CHG URL parser: IPv6 zone identifiers are now supported
CHG CURLOPT_PROXYHEADER: set headers for proxy-only
CHG CURLOPT_HEADEROPT: added
CHG curl: add --proxy-header
CHG sasl: Added support for DIGEST-MD5 via Windows SSPI
CHG sasl: Added DIGEST-MD5 qop-option validation in native challenge handling
CHG <a href="https://curl.se/mail/lib-2014-04/0067.html">imap: Expanded mailbox SEARCH support to use URL query strings</a>
CHG <a href="https://curl.se/mail/lib-2014-04/0067.html">imap: Extended FETCH support to include PARTIAL URL specifier</a>
CHG nss: implement non-blocking SSL handshake
CHG build: Reworked Visual Studio project files
CHG poll: enable poll on darwin13
CHG mk-ca-bundle: added -p
CHG libtests: add a wait_ms() function
</ul>
<p> Bugfixes:
<ul class="bugfixes">
BGF <a href="https://curl.se/bug/view.cgi?id=1350">mkhelp: generate code for --disable-manual as well</a>
BGF hostcheck: added a system include to define struct in_addr
BGF winbuild: added warnless.c to fix build
BGF Makefile.vc6: added warnless.c to fix build
BGF smtp: Fixed login denied when server doesn't support AUTH capability
BGF <a href="https://curl.se/mail/lib-2014-03/0173.html">smtp: Fixed login denied with a RFC-821 based server</a>
BGF curl: stop interpreting IPv6 literals as glob patterns
BGF http2: remove _DRAFT09 from the NPN_HTTP2 enum
BGF http2: let openssl mention the exact protocol negotiated
BGF http2+openssl: fix compiler warnings in ALPN using code
BGF <a href="https://curl.se/mail/lib-2014-02/0135.html (ruined)">ftp: in passive data connect wait for happy eyeballs sockets</a>
BGF <a href="https://curl.se/bug/view.cgi?id=1349">HTTP: don't send Content-Length: 0 _and_ Expect: 100-continue</a>
BGF <a href="https://curl.se/mail/lib-2014-04/0053.html">http2: Compile with current nghttp2, which supports h2-11</a>
BGF http_negotiate_sspi: Fixed compilation when USE_HTTP_NEGOTIATE not defined
BGF <a href="https://curl.se/mail/lib-2014-04/0063.html">strerror: fix comment about vxworks' strerror_r buffer size</a>
BGF url: only use if_nametoindex() if IFNAMSIZ is available
BGF imap: Fixed untagged response detection when no data after command
BGF various: fix possible dereference of null pointer
BGF various: fix use of uninitialized variable
BGF various: fix use of non-null terminated strings
BGF telnet.c: check sscanf results before passing them to snprintf
BGF parsedate.c: check sscanf result before passing it to strlen
BGF sockfilt.c: free memory in case of memory allocation errors
BGF sockfilt.c: ignore non-key-events and continue waiting for input
BGF sockfilt.c: properly handle disk files, pipes and character input
BGF sockfilt.c: fixed getting stuck waiting for MinGW stdin pipe
BGF sockfilt.c: clean up threaded approach and add documentation
BGF <a href="https://curl.se/mail/lib-2014-04/0159.html">configure: use the nghttp2 path correctly with pkg-config</a>
BGF <a href="https://curl.se/bug/view.cgi?id=1362">curl_global_init_mem:
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@extends('app')
@section('content')
<div class="container">
<h1>Next Departs</h1>
<form>
<div class="row">
<div class="col-lg-10 pe-0">
<input type="text" class="form-control textField" placeholder=" Search Station" id="depStationName" name="depStationName">
</div>
<button class="col-lg-1 btn btn-light cBtnPrimary mx-0 px-0 my-0 py-0">Search</button>
</div>
</form>
<div>
<table class="table table-borderless">
<thead>
<tr>
<th scope="col"></th>
<th scope="col">Train-Nr</th>
<th scope="col">Departure</th>
<th scope="col">Destination</th>
<th scope="col">Platform</th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
@isset($StationTimetables)
<!--@foreach($StationTimetables as $stationTimetable)-->
<tr>
<td width="60px"><img src="/img/line/product-ic-1.png"></td>
<th scope="row" width="150px">IC1-{{ $stationTimetable->linId }}</td>
<td>{{ $stationTimetable->timTimeOnDepature}}</td>
@if($loop->odd)
<td>Zürich Hbf</td>
@endif
@if($loop->even)
<td>Genève Aéroport</td>
@endif
<td>{{ $stationTimetable->timPlatform}}</td>
</tr>
<!--@endforeach-->
@endisset
</tbody>
</table>
</div>
</div>
@endsection
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Iran/Turkey: Lawyer Insists: 'I Had The Right To Defend Sakineh Mohammadi'
RFE/RL: What were the conditions that forced you to leave Iran and how did you end up in Turkey?
Mohammad Mostafaei: On July 24, I was summoned to the prosecutor’s bureau of Shahid Moghdas, which is at Evin prison. I went there at 9 a.m. and I was questioned for some three hours about my work. He finally told me, ‘You’re free to go.’ I left Evin and called my wife from somebody else’s phone -- since I didn’t have a phone with me -- and told her that my problem was solved and I was out. I had several meetings later, so at 5p.m. I went to my office. I was told that several people had [already] come to arrest me. I talked to my wife, who said someone had called from the prosecutor’s office and said that I had to go [to that office] or I would be arrested. It was [very serious] for me to hear that they wanted to arrest me. I waited in my office but no one came. Later, my father-in-law told me that police had arrested my wife, Fereshteh, and her brother, Farhad Halimi. When I heard that, I became determined not to give myself in and told myself that I will bear whatever will come.
After several days [officials] made it clear that they were holding my wife and [her brother] as hostages and that, until I gave myself in, they wouldn't let them go. I decided to leave Iran, and since I knew that I would be prevented from doing so, I crossed the border into Turkey and made it to the city of Van. There, I got in touch with human rights groups, who informed the Turkish Interior Ministry. I then went to Istanbul where the police [got in touch with] me and I went to the police station. Since then I’ve been in Istanbul and I’m waiting for the Turkish government to allow me to leave Turkey for another country.
RFE/RL: Have you applied for asylum?
Mostafaei: Not until [August 3] because I have my passport, which is valid, and also a visa for Schengen countries. In fact, [officials] from the Embassy of Norway came here and said they’re ready to accept me as a citizen of Norway and they even started working on needed documents. But today I was forced to apply for asylum at the UN. I filled in some forms UN officials had brought and so now this process is due to be completed.
RFE/RL: It must have been a very difficult decision for you to leave Iran while your wife is still in jail and your daughter remains in Tehran with your family?
Mostafaei: I truly didn’t believe that there would be people in Iran’s judiciary who know nothing about humanity. I never thought that there would be so much lawlessness in our judiciary. I never thought that they would keep my wife in jail close to two weeks over a sin she hasn’t committed. She didn’t have anything to do with my work. They’ve jailed her because of me. I’m never going to give myself in until our judiciary changes from the way it is now. I’m not afraid of any trial because I haven’t done anything wrong. I’ve been only helping others.
RFE/RL: Did the officials tell your family or yourself why they want to arrest you? Did they bring any charges against you when you were interrogated?
My interrogation was focused on my work: why do I help [juvenile offenders]? Why do I work as a lawyer for free? And why did I set up [a] bank account to save their lives and pay the blood money of the victims? They didn’t charge [me] with [anything] and I really don’t know why an arrest warrant has been issued for me.
RFE/RL: Some of your colleagues we talked to told us they believe that the judiciary put pressure on you because of your defense of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, who had been sentenced to death by stoning, and the attention her case received internationally. Do you think that’s the reason for what happened to your family?
Mostafaei: I was Sakineh Mohammadi's lawyer and I had the right to defend her. A lawyer should do all he [or she] can to save of his [or her] client from unjust punishments. It was my duty to save the life of Sakineh Mohammadi and because the judiciary
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I dont know how to fix this permanently but if you do this in the terminal replacing my res with the res you want it will fix. You need to make it into a script but i could never get it to work properly in elementary os but i could in ubuntu :/
> cvt 1440 900 //this will give you your modeline
>xrandr --newmode modeline // copy all the text after the word modeline from the output of the first command wher i said modeline
>xrandr --addmode VGA1 1440x900_60
This is not the best explanation as I am currently on the shitter on my phone. Reply if you need help and i will make it better when im on my pc.
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jailer, under house arrest for his faith. His attitude? It is not one of grumbling and disputing. His attitude is one of sacrifice and joy. He is living out the life he is encouraging his readers and us to live. If anyone had a reason to grumble or argue, it was Paul. Instead, he looked at himself as a joyful sacrifice.
How does Paul end the paragraph? You too, I urge you, rejoice in the same way and share your joy with me. Paul is living a life so confidently in the Lord that he encourages us to live like him. Rejoice in life no matter the circumstances. Share that joy rather than grumble and dispute.
To summarize what Paul is saying, we should live lives that reflect joy and rejoicing, rather than grumbling and disputing. This is a kind of life worth sharing with others.
Is There Any Christmas In Your Carol?
How many versions of A Christmas Carol have you seen?
I’ve seen the old black and white version from back from the 30’s.
I’ve seen the one from the 50’s.
I’ve seen the one starring Mr. Magoo.
George C. Scott even started in one in the 80’s.
When I was in college, I went to see Scrooged.
Finally, a couple of weeks ago I saw the new Disney version featuring Jim Carrey’s voice.
This new version may be my favorite that I’ve seen so far. It was fast paced and, of course, the special effects were great. However, there was one thing about that I liked best and stood out to me more than any other time.
What A Christmas Carol is really all about is a redemption story. Scrooge changes at the end. On Christmas Eve, he is the Bah Humbug Scrooge. On Christmas Day, he is the New Scrooge. Or, as the movie implies, the Renewed Scrooge. There is one thing that marks the change in his life that stands out more to me in this new version than any other I have seen.
Scrooge is enthralled with the joy of Christmas after the visits by the three Ghosts on Christmas Eve.
You can see it. He embraces the joy of Christmas in everything he does that day.
It reminds me that Christmas is about joy. It reminds me that the ultimate joy that we receive at Christmas, and in life in general, is through Christ.
Is your life full of joy this Christmas?
Is your life full of joy?
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methods. And immediately, within a single season, by harvest time, the results were just extraordinary. The maize[?] yields had jumped from 1.3 tons per hectare to 3.7 tons. And there was this fantastic bumper crop. And I remember being there, and we were all just--it was a marvel. It really was a marvel. And the villagers suddenly were not only well fed but they also had excess maize that in theory you could store. Except there was a problem. There were, a. no storage facilities to keep the maize safe; and so as a result you had vermin, pests, disease, the rats start showing up and ate their way through I don't know how many bags of the maize. And the farmers were left with all of this maize that they couldn't sell, because of course we don't have any roads. And there isn't really that must demand for maize, because in that part of Uganda, Mutolke[?], the local cooking banana is what people really want. Russ: And they'd been pushed to grow maize, right? They were given the maize seed. That wasn't their normal crop. Guest: Exactly. Very little, there was very, very little corn grown in these parts of Uganda. The Ugandans in these parts referred to corn, actually, as 'prison food' because it's what they view as the food that is given to prisoners. Also school children. Those are the two groups that are forced to eat it from lack of anything else. But it's not in high demand, certainly. And what quickly became apparent was that even if you could find a buyer for this excess maize, that the cost of transport alone, given that there were no properly paved roads and this village was so isolated, the cost of transport alone would wipe out any profit. And so now began this kind of desperate moment in the village. And I was there at this time, where the villagers started really panicking, because they had this enormous bumper crop. So the first part of this experiment had been tremendously successful, and it had the desired outcome. But suddenly we were faced with this problem of: What the heck do we do with all this corn? And in the end, most of the farmers were forced to sell this maize for far less than the cost of the inputs. Because they wound up doing what farmers so often do with bumper crops when you are in a remote region: You dump the excess maize all at once. The market prices collapsed, of course. Any number of farmers just couldn't find buyers at all, and they just left the maize to rot. And the situation was so incredibly sad and so desperate, and some of the farmers began to protest. And at one point they lit a car on fire, and they smashed a window in the Millennium Project--it was just sort of one tragedy after another that had been set off by a seemingly obvious and thoughtful and intelligent solution to a problem. But because the entire chain or the entire process hadn't been thought through fully, we wound up with a terrible problem on our hands. Russ: One of the other Hayekian aspects of this is Hayek often emphasizes the particular circumstances of time and place. The ignorance in that literally, the ignorance of experts about what is really going on, on the ground, or what people actually care about comes through periodically in your writing, where cultural norms such as, well, maize is prison food, so maybe that wasn't even the best thing to start with. Forget the fact that they couldn't sell the surplus--they didn't have any roads, they didn't have storage facilities. The fact that they picked a crop that the people themselves would never have grown much of themselves--although there was one point where you say the--is it tons per hectare? Guest: Yes. Russ: Where people were growing it before in some amount, right? Guest: They'd been growing it in small amounts, absolutely. Russ: But it was not their main crop--their main crop was this banana. Guest: The banana, batoke[?], exactly.
31:42Russ: Those kind of cultural things come through now and then. So why didn't they then say, well, okay? What was the reaction of the Project itself? I understand the villagers were angry and frustrated. They didn't like rats hanging around. They didn't like the fact that they'd thought they were going to be rich and now they weren't. But didn't people say, well next year it will be different? What did they try to do? How did they respond? How did the Project and how did the farmers respond to this experience? Guest: I think that everything was--I've compared it before to that old game whack-a-mole. You are working in real time and it's complicated. There are a lot of different things happening all at once. And every time the fellows running the program would [?] down or
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"It is believed that BMI, sedentary behaviors and low cardiovascular fitness levels are linked to diabetes, heart disease and stroke but our findings suggest muscle strength possibly may play an equally important role in cardio metabolic health in children," said Mark D Peterson, an assistant professor at University of Michigan Medical School.
Researchers analyzed health data for more than 1,400 children between the age group of 10 to 12, including their percent body fat, glucose level, blood pressure, cholesterol levels and triglycerides.
Those with greater strength to body mass ratios or pound for pound strength capacities had significantly lower risks of heart disease and diabetes.
Researchers also measured cardio respiratory fitness how well the body is able to transport oxygen to muscles during prolonged exercise, and how well muscles are able to absorb and use it.
This is the first study, which revealed that a robust link between strength capacity and a lower chance of having diabetes, heart disease or stroke in adolescents.
"The stronger you are relative to your body mass, the healthier you are," Peterson said.
Exercise and even recreational activity that supports early muscular strength acquisition should complement traditional weight loss interventions among children and teenagers in order to reduce risks of serious diseases throughout adolescence, the researchers mentioned.
Previous studies have found low muscular strength in teenagers is a risk factor for several major causes of death in young adulthood, such as suicide and cardiovascular diseases, stated the research published in the journal Pediatrics.
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’t the acts of besotted friends, but of a hard, wise, calculating politician who wanted the best for his own country, not for ours.
He's right. Especially when he points out that "this is how great powers behave" more generally, when they are able.
This is, in fact, a point that Noam Chomsky has made numerous times before;
Well, if you look at the British diplomatic history, back in the 1940s, Britain had to make a decision. Britain had been the major world power, the United States though by far the richest country in the world, was not a major actor in the global scene, except regionally. By the Second World War it was obvious the US was going to be the dominant power, everyone knew that. Britain had to make a choice. Was it going to be part of what would ultimately be a Europe that might move towards independence, or would it be what the Foreign Office called a junior partner to the United States? Well it essentially made that choice, to be a junior partner to the United States. US, the leaders have no illusions about this. So during the Cuban missile crisis, for example, you look at the declassified record, they treated Britain with total contempt. Harold McMillan wasn't even informed of what was going on and Britain's existence was at stake. It was dangerous. One high official, probably Dean Atchers --he's not identified--, described Britain as in his words "Our lieutenant, the fashionable word is partner". Well the British would like to hear the fashionable word, but the masters use the actual word. Those are choices Britain has to make.
And that choice has defined relations between the two countries ever since;
Britain has been kicked in the face over and over again in the most disgraceful way and they sit there quietly and take it and say, “Okay, we will be the junior partner. We will bring to what’s called the coalition our experience of centuries of brutalizing and murdering foreign people. We’re good at that.” That’s the British role. It’s disgraceful.
The media, of course, will continue to paint this as a "slip up" or a "gaffe." The common line will be that he "has tried too hard to please" or that he has to "get his historical facts right."
But, ultimately, the only slip up Cameron made is that he revealed the truth. The media has whipped up a frenzy to hide the reality, but it has already been pushed into the open. And you can bet that, the power dynamic is not a revelation for Cameron, even if he let the public in on it "by accident."
Britain is the junior partner in the imperial ventures of the United States of America. It has been since 1940, and certainly since the end of World War II. This power dynamic is motivated by the control of strategic markets and resources worldwide, not freedom or democracy, and every war it undertakes is an act of imperial aggression.
That, not a rare moment of honesty about a history we don't learn about in schools, is what we need to be angry about.
Saturday, 24 July 2010
The al-Megrahi scandal is a product of the profit motive, not just corrupt individuals
BP will begin deepwater drilling off the coast of Libya in the next few weeks. The announcement, and the diplomatic rows surrounding it, display the fatal flaw at the heart of capitalism.
The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico continues despite efforts to plug the leak. The environmental damage is enormous, but concerns have also been raised over the company's safety record. Especially after news that the oil rig's warning system was switched off before the blast.
Meanwhile, late last year, the Scottish government got embroiled in a row with the United States after releasing Abdel Baset al-Megrahi. Al-Megrahi had been found guily of the Lockerbie bombing in 2001, and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Aside from the outrage over the release by families of the victims, there was also the side issue of oil. At the end of August last year, the Times quoted oil industry sources as saying that "the release of the Lockerbie bomber from prison would liberate Britain’s largest industrial company from a string of problems hampering its $900 million (£546 million) Libyan gas projects."
Thus, BP lobbied the British government, and it appears they were receptive. Leaked letters from then-Justice Secretary Jack Straw to Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill revealed that the British government thought it “in the overwhelming interests of the United Kingdom” to see al-Megrahi released.
In September, an investigation by the Sunday Telegraph revealed that "medical evidence that helped Megrahi, 57, to be released was paid for by the Libyan
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I’m giving them the slight benefit of the doubt because its clear Cody really fucked up the plans.
It’s 6 weeks until Double or Nothing including the first SoCal show where I’m guessing Frankie Kazarian will challenge Scorpio to play off their history and give both day one guys a nice hometown moment.
Scorp should drop the belt to a main event babyface at Double or Nothing and start to get things back on track.
Replicate the frequent Cody/Darby era TNT open challenges and you’ll have things rehabbed in no time.
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This type of steering wheel has never caught on with car manufacturers for two very good reasons.
1. It offers no benefit over a normal wheel. Absolutely none.
2. It creates a lot of problems and as it offers no benefits, there is no reason to introduce those problems for the sake of looking cool.
What problems you might ask?
1. A driving wheel shaped like this is inherently dangerous. A strap or other loop of some kind can get caught more easily, it's more likely to move or spin under the force of gravity or extreme inertia making uncommanded vehicle movement more likely.
2. It can cause injury. A steering wheel placed under force can spin quite quickly (An accident is a situation where this could occur). Can you imagine this wheel spinning quick and striking your hand. Even if it doesn't spin through a full 360 degree axis it will still be dangerous. Speaking of 360 degrees though....
3. Trying to turn this wheel through 360 degrees or more would be really awkward and again inherently dangerous. But why not make it only turn so far to get full wheel lock???
4. Even if you made this steering wheel only spin 90 degrees to go from straight to full wheel lock, your removing a huge amount of finesse from the control with every degree of rotational movement you remove. The reason you have to spin a normal steering wheel several times to get full wheel lock is because it dampens the sensitivity of the steering wheel so moving at high speed does not feel jerky, erratic and more importantly, doesn't spin you out if you accidentally overcompensate. A steering wheel which only moves through 90 degrees would need some VERY delicate movement at 70mph, or some kind of software algorithm that dampens out your steering wheel movements. In fact this was tried by a Audi in the 80's and they pretty much found it to be not worth the effort when a standard round wheel did this just by physics alone.
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willow trees and replace them with native red gums. The new generation of scientists didn’t dispute that willows slowed erosion; however, they said they transpired more water, that the dense shade provided by their leaves prevented the growth of aquatic plant life and by losing their leaves only in winter, willows didn’t provide year-round riparian inputs into the river to sustain small organisms. (6)
Of course, it could also be argued that by providing dense shade cover, willows reduce evaporation and prevent the growth of poisoness blue-green algae. In addition, the moist leaves don’t build up over the years like gum leaves where they can be washed into the water caused “black water” that kills everything. The fact that the scientists only looked at the negative side perhaps indicated that they were trying to find facts to support the ideology, not change the ideology to suit the facts.
Murrumbidgee in flood but dying due to black water. Over the years, gum leaves build up but during a flood, they are washed into the water where they decompose and suck out oxygen. Native fish, yabbies, and shrimp all die. Willow trees don't pose the same threat because their leaves decompose quickly.
1)Reid, John (2012) Wrecking Macquarie Island to save it http://quadrant.org.au/opinion/doomed-planet/2012/09/wrecking-macquarie-island-to-save-it/
2) ELIZABETH SVOBODA February 16, 2009
The Unintended Consequences of Changing Nature’s Balance http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/17/science/17isla.html?_r=0
3)Low, Tim (2002) Feral Future: The Untold Story of Australia's Exotic Invaders
4) World Wildlife Found Environmental problems in Australia
Issues with no end in sight http://wwf.panda.org/who_we_are/wwf_offices/australia/environmental_problems_in_australia/
5) http://www.austmus.gov.au/animals
6) Controlling Willows Along Australian Rivers: River and Riparian Land Management Technical Guideline, Land and Water Australia Authors: Lizzie Pope, Ian Rutherford, Phil Price and Siwan Lovett
7) Ben Cubby, 20 years left: mammals plunge into extinction September 2, 2010, Sydney Morning Herald http://www.smh.com.au/environment/conservation/20-years-left-mammals-plunge-into-extinction-20100901-14nmz.html
8) SA shies away from koala cull, Australian Broadcasting Corporation http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2004/s1081674.htm Broadcast: 05/04/2004
9) Debunking Cane Toad Myths http://www.canetoadsinoz.com/debunkingcanetoadimpactmyths.html
11) Galvin, Nick July 17 2007, Magic Possumshttp://blogs.smh.com.au/science/archives/2007/07/possum_magic.html
13)Aboriginal Land Care http://www.creativespirits.info/aboriginalculture/land/aboriginal-land-care
Environmental Issues
Environmental problems
Defining problems; debating solutions
The economic versus government approach
Native pets
Why no pet wombats?
Bush fire prevention
To go native or exotic?
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Gay former JP stan here. His weak-ass “support” of gay people absolutely does undermine him. I’m fuzzy on the details, but I remember him giving a bunch of qualifiers to whether gay parents can raise kids well, and he clearly communicated that in his mind it was legitimate to vote against gay marriage if the POSTMODERNNEOMARXISTS were the ones pushing the measure. These didn’t change my mind immediately, but they were seeds not only of getting away from JP, but of escaping reactionary YouTube altogether.
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self.linewidth)
return sine_image
def _strip_center_y(self):
return np.linspace(0.5 * self._strip_height, (self.num_strips - 0.5) * self._strip_height, self.num_strips)
# Look-up table for the amplitude of a sine wave needed to produce a particular
# intensity.
class SineIntensityLut(object):
def __init__(self, strip_height, frequency, linewidth, background_color, line_color):
self.strip_height = strip_height
self.omega = frequency
self.background_color = background_color
self.line_color = line_color
# Derived attributes
self.max_amplitude = np.floor(0.5 * self.strip_height)
self.lut_size = self.max_amplitude + 1
self.period = 2 * np.pi / frequency
# Finally, construct the LUT.
self.amplitude_lut, self.intensity_lut = self._build_table(linewidth)
def apply(self, intensity_map):
intensity = self.intensity_lut;
amplitude = self.amplitude_lut;
if intensity[-1] < self.intensity_lut[0]:
# numpy.interp expects the independent variable to be monotonically
# increasing.
flip_axis = 0
intensity = np.flip(intensity, flip_axis)
amplitude = np.flip(amplitude, flip_axis)
amplitude_map = np.reshape(np.interp(np.ravel(intensity_map), intensity, amplitude), intensity_map.shape)
return amplitude_map
def minimum_intensity(self):
return np.min(self.intensity_lut)
def maximum_intensity(self):
return np.max(self.intensity_lut)
def _build_table(self, linewidth):
"""Creates a look-up table of amplitude vs intensity."""
num_cycles = 5 # number of cycles to plot; >>1 to limit edge effects
bkg = np.full((int(self.strip_height), round(self.period * num_cycles)), self.background_color, dtype='uint8')
# The intensity (linear RGB) is scaled to [0, 1] for this module. The
# maximum intensity occurs when all pixels in the intenstiy map of the
# plotted image have a value of 1.
max_total_intensity = bkg.shape[0] * bkg.shape[1]
amplitudes = np.linspace(0, self.max_amplitude, self.lut_size)
width = bkg.shape[1]
x = np.linspace(0, width - 1, width)
intensity = np.zeros(amplitudes.shape)
for i, a in enumerate(amplitudes):
y = self.strip_height * 0.5 + a * np.sin(self.omega * x)
plotted_image = plot_to_opencv(bkg, x, y, self.line_color, linewidth)
intensity_image = Plotter._fast_gamma(plotted_image)
intensity[i] = np.sum(intensity_image[:]) / max_total_intensity
return amplitudes, intensity
def plot_to_opencv(img, x, y, color, linewidth):
"""Uses OpenCV to plot a set of connected (x,y) points."""
cv_points = [np.int32(np.vstack((x, y)).T)]
cv2.polylines(img, cv_points, False, color, int(linewidth), cv2.LINE_AA)
return img
# TODO(nloomis): modify the frequency, either as an option or f(intensity) or f(image detail)
# TODO(nloomis): option to set low_res_width using a different scale -- eg,
# preserve more lateral detail
# TODO(nloomis): limit the maximum amplitude to be some fraction of the strip height
# for a better appearance
# TODO(nloomis): allow line-drawing color to vary if amplitude=0 is a significant
# approximation error
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Is bather a Scrabble word?
Yes, bather is a Scrabble word!
Bather is a valid Scrabble word.
Table of Contents
Dictionary definitions of the word bather
The meaning of bather
2 definitions of the word bather.
1. A person who travels through the water by swimming
2. A person who takes a bath
What Scrabble words can I make with the letters in bather?
6 Letter Words
2 Letter Words
2 Anagrams of Bather
Anagrams are sometimes called a Word Unscramble
Words that can be created with an extra letter added to bather:
Unscramble the letters in bather
There are 6 words that can be made by adding another letter to 'bather'.
More words that can be made using the letters in bather
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man raged against a dichotomy of tax and debt slavery created by the EU: “They’re attempting to go turn the prudent Europeans of the north into permanent tax slaves in order to bail out the big banks in France and Germany and elsewhere who don’t deserve a bailout,” he said, adding that, “In order to accomplish that, they will attempt to turn the millions of people who live in southern Europe into permanent debt slaves in order to pay the piper from the guarantees coming from the north.” (Click here for the complete CNBC report.)
There is no wonder why protests in Greece turned violent yesterday. Tear gas was used by police, vehicles were set on fire and windows were broken. The Greek Parliament has key votes on an austerity plan (entitlement cuts and tax increases) coming up this week. The plan has to pass or the EU will not release any more money. So, on one side, you have the angry protesters, and on the other side, you have the EU (or greedy bankers.) The heat is on! reported yesterday, “Europe ramped up pressure on the Greek parliament Tuesday to approve drastic austerity measures, warning that it would otherwise face a swift debt default that would rock the world economy.... European Union economic affairs commissioner Olli Rehn said Greece was facing a “critical juncture,” and that “both the future of the country and financial stability in Europe are at stake.... The only way to avoid immediate default is for Parliament to endorse the revised economic programme.” (Click here for the complete story.)
According to published reports, there is no “plan B” if the austerity plan doesn’t pass. We just may find out if that is true. I’ll bet the EU is putting the pressure on with the talk highlighting calamity and Armageddon if it fails. If it passes, expect there to be uncontrolled riots, and the Greek military to be called in. There are rumors that the Greek military could stage some sort of coup because some military leaders have reportedly said, “We Will Not Be Sold to Foreign Powers.” I do not know if this is true, but the source of the story is (Click here for more from
Don’t be surprised if the austerity votes reject the plan, and don’t be surprised if there really is a “plan B.” If there is no backup plan and the vote fails, then expect all hell to break loose on a global scale.
Bill Bonner, “Why Greece Should Default and Go Broke With Dignity”
“Why Greece Should Default and Go Broke With Dignity”
by Bill Bonner
“First, the market news. Yesterday, stocks went up. Gold went up. And bonds went down. It was a ‘risk on’ day…but not so much of one that you could draw any conclusion from it. Investors still had the Greek debt crisis on their minds. But they seemed to have gotten tired of worrying about it. All the financial sweepers in Europe are working around the clock, trying to get the mess under the carpet or out the door. By the looks of the markets, they were succeeding. But it’s not over yet. You’ll remember that we gave some advice to the financial officials who are in charge of bailing out Greece? We told them to take a page out of Gerald Ford’s book. Just tell the Greeks to “drop dead.”
Today, we give advice to the Greeks. Tell the bankers to ‘drop dead.’
A vote is expected today…which will tell us something. The Financial Times says it could be a “suicide vote.” That is, the governor of Greece’s central banks says the Greeks will be committing financial suicide if they don’t go along with the plan. Speaking to The Financial Times, Mr. Provopoulos expressed concern that Greece’s economic crisis had been played down by politicians over the past 18 months as the country lurched towards a possible default. “We have never really had a debate in this country about what went wrong. In Portugal the new government has come in and said that there will be a difficult two years ahead. We have not had that kind of talk here,” he said. He added: “For parliament to vote against this package would be a crime – the country would be voting for its suicide.”
Turning up the heat, Olli Rehn, the EU’s top economic official, dismissed German suggestions that the eurozone was contemplating a “Plan B” in case the Greek parliament failed to approve the austerity cuts. “The future of the country and financial stability in Europe are at stake,” Mr Rehn said. “I trust that the Greek political leaders are fully aware of the responsibility that lies on their shoulders to avoid default.”
We’re not so sure. From what we’ve been
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about how they shifted their views over time and now see the service as reinforcing problematic power dynamics, involving what they saw as misguided explanations of who is helping whom, and perpetuating what they described as neocolonial mindsets.
The possibility of thoughtful and sustained community learning partnerships that are co-created and mutually beneficial, however, does exist. Reciprocal relationships with community-based organizations that help support student learning and community objectives are very difficult to execute at the high school level given limited resources (including time) to build and sustain partnerships as well as for critical student self-reflection before, during, and after travel. Schools and educators could benefit from a reflective review of Fair-Trade Learning principles, based on the work of Haverford College professor Eric Hartman, and how they might guide any continued or reimagined endeavors into community-based learning partnerships abroad.
Similarly, short-term high school programs had less of an impact on young alumni who identified as transnational (a person with strong identity-related ties to more than one nation). They shared how their identity had already provided them with opportunities to engage in intercultural contexts and to develop global competencies. For example, when asked about adaptability, one study participant shared that “when I’m at home I only speak Spanish, and I very much have a Mexican personality side of me that I can only be when I’m home; [when I’m at school] I have to adapt to be the American side of me.” Attending a predominantly white school—which greatly differed from her Mexican American home culture—provided this former student with ample opportunity to practice advanced intercultural skills. These participants also reflected on how their prior skill development was unrecognized by their school and not accounted for in the design of the program.
While assessing and differentiating for students’ prior knowledge and skill development may be common model practice in core academic classroom instruction or in athletics, it is not a common model practice for school-designed immersive learning programs, locally or internationally. Emphasizing social interaction and dialogue can support an opportunity for relational learning and organic differentiation so that all students can experience growth. This process meets a student where they are in terms of knowledge and intercultural and language skills and engages them in further learning.
Prioritize relational learning as an intentional driver of intercultural program design, especially if the goal is global competence development.
Highlight listening with empathy as a key way to develop student intercultural communication skills.
Foster curiosity through first-person perspective sharing and dialogue, including with peers from different cultural backgrounds, to develop student perspective taking.
Identify students’ prior intercultural skills and differentiate learning experiences to provide growth opportunities for all students.
Evaluate or even reconsider international programs with a service focus and prioritize relational learning globally and community partnerships locally.
There is strong evidence that students gain lasting value from this kind of relational global learning experience (see “Student Learning Outcomes” graphic), and this study highlights that educators need to keep talking to alumni about their experiences to better understand the evolving impact. The key takeaways can support educators in designing more thoughtful opportunities for students that are competency-based and provide equitable opportunity for growth and development across diverse student identities.
Check out the author's dissertation here.
Clare Sisisky is executive director of the Global Education Benchmark Group and a postdoctoral research fellow at Klingenstein Center, Teachers College, Columbia University in New York City.
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(measurement.date>=start_date)
.filter(measurement.date<=end_date)
.group_by(measurement.station)
.order_by(measurement.prcp.desc()).all())
# +
# Create a query that will calculate the daily normals
# (i.e. the averages for tmin, tmax, and tavg for all historic data matching a specific month and day)
def daily_normals(date):
"""Daily Normals.
Args:
date (str): A date string in the format '%m-%d'
Returns:
A list of tuples containing the daily normals, tmin, tavg, and tmax
"""
return (session.query(func.min(measurement.tobs),
func.avg(measurement.tobs),
func.max(measurement.tobs))
.filter(func.strftime("%m-%d", measurement.date) == date)
.all())
daily_normals("01-01")
# +
# calculate the daily normals for your trip
# push each tuple of calculations into a list called `normals`
# Set the start and end date of the trip
# end_date
end = datetime.datetime.strptime(end_date, '%Y-%m-%d')
start = datetime.datetime.strptime(start_date, '%Y-%m-%d')
date_delta = datetime.timedelta(days=1)
# Use the start and end date to create a range of dates
normals = []
while start <= end:
normals.append(start)
start = start + date_delta
# Stip off the year and save a list of %m-%d strings
dates = [date.strftime("%m-%d") for date in normals]
dates
# Loop through the list of %m-%d strings and calculate the normals for each date
date_normals = []
for date in dates:
date_normals.append(daily_normals(date)[0])
date_normals
# -
# Load the previous query results into a Pandas DataFrame and add the `trip_dates` range as the `date` index
date_normals_df = pd.DataFrame(date_normals, columns=["tmin","tavg", "tmax"], index=dates )
date_normals_df
# Plot the daily normals as an area plot with `stacked=False`
date_normals_df.plot(kind='area',stacked=False, alpha=0.3, figsize=(12,8))
plt.xticks(rotation=45)
plt.xlabel('Date')
plt.ylabel('Temperature')
plt.show()
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ction}. The constraint can be rewritten in terms of torsion classes, specifically, $W_2$ and perhaps $W_1$ as well, by means of a long and tedious computation that we have not undertaken.
\section{Mirror symmetry}\label{ms}
So far, we have simply discussed the LTY 2A and 2B systems, and compared them with certain supersymmetric solutions. The LTY 2B system captured some, but not all the constraints of the complex supersymmetric system, whereas on the other hand, the LTY 2A system captures some of the symplectic supersymmetric system, but additionally also imposes some constraints which are not present in supersymmetry, in particular, the necessity of a special real polarization and \eqref{eq:argh}. The LTY 2A and 2B systems are mirror systems in a sense that we will make precise. Similarly, the complex and symplectic supersymmetric systems are mirror symmetric in another sense that is to be made precise. Thus, a natural question would be: Why is the LTY 2A system not simply a subset of the symplectic supersymmetry constraints? The answer has to do with the fact that the LTY mirror map is constructed in such a way that complex geometry is mapped to symplectic geometry. However, this is not quite the natural framework of supersymmetry. Instead, the correct framework is that of generalized complex geometry; in particular, the cases we have been considering are those where the the generalized complex structure is induced either by a complex or symplectic structure. There is a map which preserves the generalized complex structures instead, namely T-duality, which has been discussed in this context in \cite{bem}, \cite{bhm}, \cite{cg}.
In this section, we will discuss the particularities of mirror symmetry a la LTY and discuss how the 2A and 2B system are miror symmetric. We then discuss T-duality, compare it with the LTY mirror map, and demonstrate how T-duality relates the complex and symplectic supersymmetric solutions to one another, whereas the LTY mirror map does not.
Following \cite{lty} we denote the relation between the LTY systems as `mirror symmetry', whereas we use `T-duality' to denote the relation between the supersymmetric systems.
\subsection{LTY Mirror symmetry}
We begin by discussing in what sense LTY 2A and LTY 2B are mirror symmetric to each other, as discussed in \cite{lty}.
We consider the setup as discussed in section \ref{tb}, with $(M_A, J_A)$ a Lagrangian torus fibration over $\mathcal{B}$ and $(M_B, \Omega_B)$ the complex dual torus bundle with complex structure induced by $\Omega_B$.
\dfn{$M_B$ is equipped with complex and real polarities, induced by the complex structure and fibration respectively. We define the {\it polarity switch operator}
\eq{
P : \Omega_\mathcal{B}^\bullet (M_B)\rightarrow \Omega_\mathcal{B}^\bullet (M_B)
}
as follows. For any fiber-invariant form
\eq{
\alpha = \alpha_{j_1...j_p k_1...k_q} (r) \text{d} z^{j_1} \wedge... \wedge \text{d} z^{j_p} \wedge \text{d} \bar{z}^{k_1}... \wedge \text{d} \bar{z}^{k_q}
}
we set
\eq{\label{pso}
P(\alpha) \equiv \alpha_{j_1...j_p k_1...k_q} (r) \text{d} \check{\tau}^{j_1} \wedge... \wedge \text{d} \check{\tau}^{j_p} \wedge \text{d} r^{k_1}... \wedge \text{d} r^{k_q}\;,
}
with $\check{\tau}^j$ the fiber coordinates of $M_B$.
}
Note that, as can be shown by making use of \eqref{cplxcoords}, the polarity switch operator is in fact an isomorphism between differential complexes:
\eq{
(\Omega^\bullet_\mathcal{B}(M_B), \psi, \bar{\psi}) \simeq (\Omega^\bullet_\mathcal{B}(M_B), \frac{i}{2} \text{d}^c, \frac{i}{2} \text{d} ) \;.
}
This will play an important role in section \ref{tduality}. By making use of the polarity switch operator, we can define the Fourier
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Google+ now showing total profile views to prove people are actually there
Apr 1, 2014
Google has been operating its Google+ social network for a long time and it has a reputation of being a ghost town. Facebook is certainly more popular and grew faster than Google+, but Google has a new trick for its social network that aims to show that people are actually using the network and looking at user profiles.
The new trick is a view counter on your profile page so you can see how many people have checked you out. The counter shows up on the user profile, next to the number of followers they have. The number counts the total number of views for all content including posts, profile views, and photos. The downside to having that counter there is that Google+ users who don’t post that much and don’t have many followers will have low numbers, possibly leading to embarrassment.
It's rather bold for Google to add that metric right out in the open, there will certainly be people out there that aren't happy with the views they have received leading them to decide Google+ isn’t worth their time. The upside to the new feature is that it can be turned off. A company or person embarrassed by low post numbers, or who simply wants to keep that data private can opt to turn off the counter in the G+ settings menu.
One in settings all the user needs to do to kill the counter and keep their view numbers private is to uncheck the box with the title "show how many times your profile and content have been viewed." It's worth noting that this feature is on by default. If you don’t want others to see how many views you have generated, you need to go turn it off.
SOURCE: TheNextWeb
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Climate Change Evidence
Rosemary Randall, a writer I’ve just encountered for the first time, has a very worthwhile piece up at Aeon Magazine, The id and the eco:
Please go read it all, after you’ve plowed through the rest of this post, of course.
Randall points to something I’ve run into numerous times: Someone who really wants to know something about climate change finds out that the bearded guy with the too-loud voice (i.e. me) at the gathering “knows about environmental stuff”, and asks a sincere but very open-ended question like, “Is it real?”, or the dreaded, “How bad is it?”, or, from those with a little knowledge of the topic, the even more dreaded, “How f***ed are we???” This is where I have to make some very delicate decisions. Depending on the physical circumstances of the conversation, I’ll sometimes encourage the person to e-mail me (“this isn’t the time or place for a long answer”). Other times I’ll say something like, “it’s really serious”, and then tell them one or two standalone facts, like how long we’re stuck with our CO2 emissions after we spew them into the air, and recommend a book or two.
Recently, I’ve increasingly been tempted to say, “If I told you how bad it is, you wouldn’t believe me.” While I’ve never said it that way, when I think about the basic science of greenhouse gases, the amount already in the air, the ever-present sub-bed monsters like infrastructure lock-in and fossil fuel funded legislative paralysis, etc., I almost wonder why I haven’t given in to that urge. I know that if I take someone who genuinely wants an answer to a question, someone who isn’t just looking for a debate while we all stand around at a cookout waiting for the burgers and hot dogs, and hit him or her with The Whole Climate Change Smash, the conversation will fall apart very quickly. The other person will retreat into a maze of defense mechanisms, assume I’m a whack job, and I will have accomplished nothing positive. In fact, I likely will have pushed that person away.
But here’s the nasty detail: If people don’t understand the severity of the situation and therefore how much additional pain and expense we can avoid by taking swift action now, then they won’t do it. People won’t make anywhere near the level of changes required in their consumption and voting patterns just to “be green”; mass numbers of them will only take those drastic (in their perception) steps to avoid pain, and for most people pain to their own children a few decades from now doesn’t qualify. It has to be much closer in time and distance, much more personal. They have to be either angry (e.g. the Pearl Harbor response) or scared to death (they’ve been personally impacted severely by repeated floods or droughts or fires). I can tell them how much better we can live with a near-zero carbon world, including not importing massive amounts of oil into countries like the US, not dealing with the by products of coal use like mercury pollution, acid rain, and coal ash; not pursuing damaging policies and technologies like fracking for natural gas; creating many good jobs building, erecting, and maintaining solar and wind farms, etc. But none of that registers with the overwhelming majority of people. It’s too abstract, too outside their comfort zone, too easily dismissed by their fear of change.
So… what to do? How to find a way to metaphorically grab people by the shoulders, turn them, make them look at the horrid thing they and their kids and parents and grandparents helped create, tell them how bad it really is, and then convince them that there’s no such thing as it “being too late”, that the urgency they now see and feel is not an argument for disengagement, but an argument for taking action to stop it from getting far worse?
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Using DHCP
There are two ways a user can make sure that a client has the appropriate IP configuration parameters. One way is to manually configure the values through the operating system. In Windows®, a screen in the Network Settings allows entry of the IP address, subnet mask, default router, and DNS server. On the other hand, in the same window, the user can check the radio buttons to obtain these automatically. In this case, the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) will be used. Figure 2 illustrates the process.
Рисунок 2: DHCP Process
To begin, the client sends a local broadcast indicating it needs service from a DHCP server. This frame is called a DHCP Discover. Typically, all DHCP servers that hear the broadcast will respond with a broadcast, which is called a DHCP Offer. The offer will contain the configuration parameters the client needs. More than one offer may be received since there may be multiple DHCP servers. The client chooses one of the offers by sending a broadcast called a DHCP Request. The servers that sent the offers that weren't accepted realize they are no longer part of the process. The server that made the accepted offer completes the assignment of the parameters by sending a broadcast called the DHCP Acknowledgement.
A little trick to remember the 4 step process is the name DORA - Discover, Offer, Request, Acknowledgment.
In the event that the DHCP server is on a different network than the client, the local router that separates their networks must know to forward DHCP broadcasts. This forwarding action is called DHCP relay and required since routers do not forward broadcasts.
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I absolutely believe that the gods exist in a literal sense, but I also absolutely do not believe that Odin is an old guy with a big hat and one eye, or that Thor is a red-bearded dude with cart and a big hammer. Those images, that were created by the ancient heathens to represent their gods, are simply the easiest way for us to conceive of the massive forces that are our gods. The fact that they are gods makes their whole, true nature completely unknowable to the tiny, three-dimensional animals that we are.
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straightforward transmission of quantum states, we mainly focus on the entanglement distribution through the
phase diagram of the $XXZ$ Hamiltonian.
\section{Introducing the Model}\label{sec3}
We consider a spin chain as a channel for information transferring and we study
the property of each phase of the chain on the quality of information transmission.
We take one of the most well known models in condensed matter physics, namely $XXZ$ spin chain.
The Hamiltonian of the open XXZ chain of length $N_{ch}$ is
\begin{equation}\label{Hamiltonian_ch}
H_{ch}=J\sum_{i=1}^{N_{ch}-1}\{\sigma_i^x\sigma_{i+1}^x+\sigma_i^y\sigma_{i+1}^y+\Delta
\sigma_i^z\sigma_{i+1}^z\},
\end{equation}
with $J$ being a coupling constant, $\Delta$ being the anisotropy
and $\sigma_k^{x,y,z}$ being Pauli matrices for site $k$. This
Hamiltonian has a rich phase diagram.
For $\Delta=1$ and $J<0$ this interaction is the
FM Heisenberg chain widely discussed in the context of quantum communication
\cite{bose,bose-review,couplings}. More interesting regimes
exist for $J>0$ and different values of $\Delta$
\cite{phase_diagram}. $\Delta<-1$ is the FM phase with a
simple separable biased ground state with all spins aligned to the
same direction. $-1<\Delta\leq1$ is called $XY$ phase, which is a
gapless phase and consist of two different legs, ferromagnetic half
($-1<\Delta<0$) and anti ferromagnetic part ($0\leq\Delta\leq1$).
$1<\Delta$ is called {\em Neel phase}, where the spectrum is gapped
and we get nonzero staggered magnetization. In the limit $\Delta\gg
1$ it takes the form of Neel states ($|010101...01\rangle$).
\section{Information Transmission through Whole Phase Diagram of $XXZ$ Hamiltonian} \label{sec4}
Though information transmission can be investigated either classically or quantum mechanically we will primarily
examine quantum information transmission and devote one section later to classical information transmission in the same systems. Of course, the
most natural setting would be sending the state of a single spin through the chain. However, because of previous "equivalency" discussions in
section (\ref{sec2}), we will examine the transmission
of one part of a two spin maximally entangled state of the form (\ref{singlet})
while a spin chain channel (spins 1 to $N_{ch}$) is in its ground state of some Hamiltonian $H_{ch}$. At time $t=0$, the interaction of the
$0$th and the $1$st spin is suddenly switched on while $0'$ is kept isolated from the rest. The ensuing dynamics transports the initial state of
the $0$th spin through the chain to the $N_{ch}$th spin with some efficiency, so that after a while $0'$ will be entangled with $N_{ch}$. As the
singlet has the same representation in any bases, the above entanglement transfer already subsumes within it ``state transfer in arbitrary
basis" and is thus very general.
The reader may naturally question how general the above physical setting (couplings etc.) of transferring entanglement through a spin chain channel is. Indeed one could
have taken weaker or stronger or different couplings at the sending and receiving ends. However, weaker couplings generally lead to ``slow"
transfer schemes which will be susceptible to decoherence. On the other hand, if we really do have stronger couplings or different couplings
available at our disposal, we could just use them for the whole chain for faster and potentially better transfer, rather than using those
special couplings only at the ends. So we think that the most natural question to investigate is to simply place a spin encoding the unknown
state to be transmitted at one end of the chain, and couple it with the same coupling as present in the rest of the chain (which, as we know
from the previous section, is equivalent to the type of entanglement transmission considered by us). In any case, without putting some
restrictions on the coupling model at the ends, there is too much freedom in the problem, and it may not be possible to give a precise answer to
the effectiveness of a phase to transfer quantum information. Moreover, also note that we are not considering the generation of entanglement
from inside the spin chain, which is an altogether different problem \cite{Hannu-Abol-quench}, but merely the {\em transmission} of entanglement
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This museum is in the castlearea, but still falls a little bit outside the normal touristroute. The museum was opened in 1918, became independent in 1922, and moved into its current facilities in the end of the 1920s. Unfortunately 2/3 of its objects were destroyed during the Second World War.
Among the permanent exhibitions you can find one that deals with World War I. Here you can see the war from the perspective of the soldiers, from the people in the voluntary army, from the Red Cross, priests and how people in general experience the war. There is exhibitions dealing with “Hand Weapons”, “the Fall of the Iron Curtain”, “Borderguards” and about treasures that left the nations during the Second World War that has now come back home!
1014 Budapest, Tóth Árpád sétány 40.
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end,
case UpdateRunsResult of
{ok, NewRuns} ->
NewAtmLaneExecution = AtmLaneExecution#atm_lane_execution{runs = NewRuns},
{ok, AtmWorkflowExecution#atm_workflow_execution{lanes = lists_utils:replace_at(
NewAtmLaneExecution, LaneIndex, AtmLaneExecutions
)}};
{error, _} = Error2 ->
Error2
end.
-spec to_json(record()) -> json_utils:json_map().
to_json(#atm_lane_execution{schema_id = AtmLaneSchemaId, runs = Runs}) ->
#{
<<"schemaId">> => AtmLaneSchemaId,
<<"runs">> => lists:map(fun run_to_json/1, Runs)
}.
%% @private
-spec run_to_json(run()) -> json_utils:json_map().
run_to_json(#atm_lane_execution_run{
run_no = RunNo,
status = Status,
iterated_store_id = IteratedStoreId,
exception_store_id = ExceptionStoreId,
parallel_boxes = AtmParallelBoxExecutions
}) ->
#{
%% <<"runNo">> => utils:undefined_to_null(RunNo), %% TODO uncomment when gui allows null
<<"runNo">> => utils:ensure_defined(RunNo, undefined, 100),
<<"iteratedStoreId">> => utils:undefined_to_null(IteratedStoreId),
<<"exceptionStoreId">> => utils:undefined_to_null(ExceptionStoreId),
<<"status">> => atom_to_binary(Status, utf8),
<<"parallelBoxes">> => lists:map(
fun atm_parallel_box_execution:to_json/1, AtmParallelBoxExecutions
),
% TODO VFS-8226 add more types after implementing retries/reruns
|
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./checkpoint_000001/steps_000201_to_000300.parquet
|
training
| 1
| 201
| 300
| 501
|
<reponame>nandit123/space-daemon
package hub
import (
"bytes"
"context"
b64 "encoding/base64"
"encoding/json"
"errors"
"sync"
"time"
"github.com/FleekHQ/space-daemon/config"
"github.com/FleekHQ/space-daemon/core/keychain"
"github.com/FleekHQ/space-daemon/core/store"
"github.com/FleekHQ/space-daemon/log"
"github.com/dgrijalva/jwt-go"
mbase "github.com/multiformats/go-multibase"
"github.com/textileio/go-threads/core/thread"
"github.com/textileio/textile/v2/api/common"
"golang.org/x/net/websocket"
)
type sentMessageData struct {
Signature string `json:"sig"`
PublicKey string `json:"pubkey"`
}
type outMessage struct {
Action string `json:"action"`
Data sentMessageData `json:"data"`
}
type inMessageChallengeValue struct {
Type string `json:"type"`
Data []byte `json:"data"`
}
type inMessageChallenge struct {
Type string `json:"type"`
Value inMessageChallengeValue `json:"value"`
}
type inMessageTokenValue struct {
Token string `json:"token"`
Key string `json:"key"`
Msg string `json:"msg"`
Sig string `json:"sig"`
AppToken string `json:"appToken"`
}
type inMessageToken struct {
Type string `json:"type"`
Value inMessageTokenValue `json:"value"`
}
type AuthTokens struct {
HubToken string
Key string
Sig string
AppToken string
Msg string
}
type HubAuth interface {
GetTokensWithCache(ctx context.Context) (*AuthTokens, error)
GetHubContext(ctx context.Context) (context.Context, error)
ClearCache() error
}
type hub struct {
st store.Store
kc keychain.Keychain
cfg config.Config
fetchTokensMutex *sync.Mutex
}
func New(st store.Store, kc keychain.Keychain, cfg config.Config) *hub {
return &hub{
st: st,
kc: kc,
cfg: cfg,
fetchTokensMutex: &sync.Mutex{},
}
}
const tokensStoreKey = "hubTokens"
func isTokenExpired(t string) bool {
token, _, err := new(jwt.Parser).ParseUnverified(t, jwt.MapClaims{})
if err!= nil {
return true
}
claims, ok := token.Claims.(jwt.MapClaims)
if!ok {
return true
}
var expiryTime time.Time
switch exp := claims["exp"].(type) {
case float64:
expiryTime = time.Unix(int64(exp), 0)
case json.Number:
v, err := exp.Int64()
if err!= nil {
return true
}
expiryTime = time.Unix(v, 0)
}
now := time.Now()
return expiryTime.Before(now)
}
func (h *hub) retrieveTokens() (*inMessageTokenValue, error) {
stored, err := h.st.Get([]byte(tokensStoreKey))
if err!= nil {
return nil, err
}
tokens := &inMessageTokenValue{}
tokensBytes := bytes.NewBuffer(stored)
if err := json.NewDecoder(tokensBytes).Decode(tokens); err!= nil {
return nil, err
}
expired := isTokenExpired(tokens.AppToken)
if expired {
return nil, errors.New("App token is expired")
}
|
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30A/V1V2zm109-1FD6 complex.
To crystallize human MAb 830A in complex with V1V2, we cloned its Fab fragment and expressed it in 293 cells, as it was difficult to obtain a large amount of IgG from the hybridoma cells. Fully glycosylated (with all 6 glycosylation sites) V1V2zm109-1FD6 was also produced in 293 cells, and the complex of Fab 830A and V1V2zm109-1FD6 was obtained by mixing them at a 1:1 molar ratio and further purifying by size exclusion chromatography. The crystals of the complex diffracted to better than 3-Å resolution and belonged to the orthorhombic space group P212121 with two Fab/epitope complexes in the asymmetric unit. We determined the structure by molecular replacement and refined the model to 3.0-Å resolution with a final Rwork value of 22% (Rfree = 29.5%) (Table 1 and Fig. 1). Since the two noncrystallographic complexes in the crystal are highly similar (Fig. 1A and andC),C), we chose only one for description. We numbered the residues of the light and heavy chains following the Kabat and Wu convention, preceded by “L” and “H,” respectively, and the residues of V1V2ZM109-1FD6 by a “G” (for “gp120”).
Crystallization and refinement statisticsa
Parameter 830A/V1V2ZM109 result(s)
Data collection
Space group P212121
Cell dimensions
a, b, c (Å) 64.73, 159.17, 170.36
α, β, γ (°) 90, 90, 90
Resolution (Å) 3.00 (3.18–3.00)
CC (1/2) 99.9 (79.4)
Rmeas 5.8 (83.3)
I/σI 19.16 (2.26)
Completeness (%) 99.6 (99.5)
Redundancy 4.5 (4.5)
Resolution (Å) 49.03–3.00
No. of reflections 35,968
Rwork/Rfree 22.0/29.5
RMS deviations
Bond length (Å) 0.010
Bond angle (°) 1.422
aStatistics in parentheses refer to the outer resolution shell. CC (1/2), percentage of correlation between intensities of random half data sets; RMS, root mean square.
Structure of Fab 830A in complex with V1V2ZM109-1FD6. (A) Molecules in the asymmetric unit (ASU) represented as ribbons. There are two Fab 830A/V1V2ZM109-1FD6 complexes in the ASU: the two V1V2ZM109-1FD6 complexes are colored magenta and salmon, respectively, while the heavy chains of Fab 830A are colored green and light blue and the light chains are colored cyan and wheat, respectively. (B) One of the Fab 830A/V1V2ZM109-1FD6 complexes in a side view. Only the Fv region of 830A is shown, and the 1FD6 scaffold is colored gray. (C) Superimposition of the two V1V2s in the ASU. The five strands (A, B, C, C′, and D) and the short 310 helical turn (k, “kink”) are labeled. Note that the strands connecting the loop regions have slightly different conformations in the two molecules. (D) Superimposition of 830A-bound V1V2 (magenta) and PG9-bound V1V2 (gray). Note the extra C′ strand in 830A-bound V1V2.
Structure of V1V2ZM109.
The V1V2 structure we observed in the 830A complex still has the four previously described beta strands in the PG9 complex, i.e., strand A (from ThrG128 to AsnG130), strand B (from ArgG153 to AsnG160), strand C (from LysG171 to TyrG177), and strand D (from LeuG190 to LeuG193) (Fig. 1C). Each strand in the 830A complex structure is slightly shorter than those observed in the PG9 complex (Fig. 1D). However, we have observed an additional beta strand from IleG
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Note that forgetting to bring your ID or other proof of identity leads to rescheduling since notaries cannot notarize a document without verifying your identity first.
What Can a Notary Public in Vermont Do?
A notary public in Vermont can witness the signing of documents, verify signers’ identities, take acknowledgments, administer oaths, and certify copies of documents.
Not all documents are eligible for notarization in Vermont. Check out the table below for details:
Can Get Notarized Cannot Get Notarized
• Birth certificates
• Death certificates
• Photographs
How Much Does a Notary Public in Vermont Charge?
Some states have a fixed maximum fee a notary can charge, while others don’t. The states that don’t impose an upper limit allow notaries to charge any amount they want, which is the case in Vermont.
Other Notary Services in Vermont
Besides the traditional notary service, there are four other notarization options in Vermont:
1. Online notarization—An online notary hosts an audio-video meeting to witness the signing process, and you both add your digital signatures
2. Mobile notarization—A mobile notary meets you anywhere you want and notarizes your documents on the spot, but they charge additional travel and mileage fees
3. Electronic notarization—An electronic notary meets you at their office to notarize your documents. They notarize documents in digital formats and add digital stamps and signatures
4. Notary signing agents—A notary signing agent can be helpful if you need to get loan documents notarized. You can locate one using one of the online registries we mentioned
Book a Notary Public With DoNotPay
DoNotPay provides you with straightforward instructions to book an online notary in only a few minutes, even if your state doesn’t allow remote online notarization. We can help you schedule a meeting with a notary from another state in minutes.
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Having the Power to Choose Your Power Company
The deregulation of the electrical power industry has had an effect in the states where this change has been made. Texas is one of the states where the power companies have been deregulated. What has that done for the average electric consumer? Well, the first thing it did was give them the power to choose their power provider. I know, it sounds kind of funny, but it is true. The way it was set up before, the customer had to pay whatever rate the local power company told them they had to pay. Now, the power customer can shop around for the best price or other features desired.
The power generation grid in the United States is made up of a whole bunch of power generation facilities both big and small. There are coal-fired, nuclear, wind, solar and hydroelectric power generation facilities spread out over this nation. The wires that carry this electricity along with all of the switching equipment form a power grid. All of the power companies feed electricity into the grid at varying rates at different times. The electric meters on the houses and businesses let the companies know how much electricity each customer is using.
So, a deregulated state system can have a customer in the southern tip of the state pay for power from a power company very far away. The company selling the power will know how much to bill them based on the meter readings. Therefore, even though the actual electrons of electricity you may be using are coming from any of the grid connected power companies, the billing and power generation works out based on the knowledge of what each customer is using. It might sound complicated, but computerization takes care of it easily. This makes it so you can shop for cheap power, green power or pay for power based on some other desire or need rather than being forced to just choose your local power company.
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Please answer this: Read the bio below and try to give details on athanasios tsigas's: - clubs - caps - position - currentclub - height - years - clubnumber - youthclubs - ntupdate - youthyears - pcupdate - birth date - fullname - name - birth place - goals Bio: thanasis tsigas -lrb- born 20 september 1982 -rrb- is a greek footballer, currently playing for glyfada f.c. in the football league -lrb- greece -rrb- as a striker.
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Answer: - clubs is pae '' -rrb- → atromitos -lrb- '' loan '' -rrb- ael thraki 1964 kerkyra f.c. ael 1964 glyfada f.c. ionikos f.c. kallithea panathinaikos → paok -lrb- '' loan- caps is 63 36 4 9 13 20 59 29 4- position is striker- currentclub is ionikos f.c.- height is 1.86 m ftin 0 on- years is 1999-2001 2014 - 2004-2006 2006-2008 2006 2008 2008-2009 2009-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014- clubnumber is 11- youthclubs is pae thraki- ntupdate is 8 july 2013- youthyears is 1999-2001- pcupdate is 4 december 2013- birth date is 20 september 1982- fullname is athanasios tsigas- name is thanasis tsigas- birth place is alexandroupoli, greece- goals is 10 9 2 2 3 2 13 4 1
Please answer this: Read the bio below and try to give details on theodore morde's: - death place - known for - caption - death date - spouse - education - awards - birth date - name - nationality - image - birth place - occupation Bio: theodore a. `` ted '' morde -lrb- may 18, 1911-june 26, 1954 -rrb- was an adventurer, explorer, diplomat, spy, journalist, and television news producer best known for his claim of discovering the `` lost city of the monkey god ''. morde began his career as a radio announcer before getting into journalism. in 1940, he was hired to lead an expedition to search for the `` lost city of the monkey god '' in honduras. after five months, he claimed to have found the city and brought thousands of artifacts back to the united states to prove it. he promised to return soon for a proper excavation, but never did, nor did he reveal the precise location of his find. morde spent the later years of his life as a diplomat, then a producer of news films. he took his own life in 1954. in 2013, christopher s. stewart wrote a book about morde and his hunt for a legendary `` lost city '' that some have equated with `` la ciudad blanca ''.
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Answer: - death place is dartmouth, massachusetts- known for is discovering the lost city of the monkey god- caption is theodore honduran rainforest morde seated at his desk while exploring the- death date is 26 june 1954- spouse is gloria e. gustafson- education is new bedford high school- awards is bronze star- birth date is 17 march 1911- name is theodore a. morde- nationality is american- image is file : theodore morde in 1940.png- birth place is new bedford, massachusetts- occupation is explorer, diplomat, and television news producer
Please answer this: Read the bio below and try to give details on friedrich lindenberg's: - battles - death date - allegiance - rank - awards - birth date - serviceyears - name - branch - unit - death place - birth place Bio: friedrich lindenberg -lrb- 12 july 1914 -- 31 may 1995 -rrb- was a highly decorated major in the wehrmacht during world war ii. he was also a recipient of the knight's cross of the iron cross, and was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership. he was also awarded the very rare close combat clasp in gold, one of only 631 awarded.
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Answer:
- battles is world war ii- death date is 31 may 1995- allegiance is nazi germany -lrb- to 1945 -rrb- west germany- rank is major bundeswehr '' -rrb- -lrb- '' wehrmacht '' -rrb- oberst
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username_0: Hi,
a tried to merge 2 file pdf that one file contain clickable link,
but when file merged the link in pdf is not working,
<issue_comment>username_1: I also have this issue, and would love to have it resolved, as having the links is really important for the project I'm working on. Other than this though, I've been finding it's working quite well.
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GloryholeInitiations presents: Which is when the arm appears! An arm?!? It`s so creepy that it makes her e
We were shooting the shit checking out the chicks and thats when Sean spotted her. He suddenly gets into mac daddy mode and approaches Simone and I don`t know what the hell he told her. The next day Simone comes in her bikini and a towel ready for a pool
After the 5 white boys skull fuck little Loni Legend, they`re going to pound her little cunt until it`s sore. One of the guys is even going to drop his seed deep in her womb. That leaves the other four fellahs, and they`ve got an idea: how do you make the
She`s going to take care of a lot more, too, including 3 horny college dudes and their overactive hormones.
She passed by today to experience the RoundandBrown show. She was excited to meet JMac and to finally get drilled by him. Jamie knew what she wanted and was assertive with the cock. There`s a saying that goes `Southern girls do it best`, and by seeing Jam
Watch Denise as she gets herself off with her big, vibrating dildo!
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in Cuba. Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? While I am sure Tibbett was a lovely person in real life, he sure didn't look like a Marine...more like a society boy with his cute little mustache and prep school manners. From Coraline to ParaNorman check out some of our favorite family-friendly movie picks to watch this Halloween. By opting to have your ticket verified for this movie, you are allowing us to check the email address associated with your Rotten Tomatoes account against an email address associated with a Fandango ticket purchase for the same movie. The Cuban Love Song is a 1931 American pre-Code musical film directed by W. S. Van Dyke and written by C. Gardner Sullivan, Bess Meredyth, John Lynch, John Colton, Gilbert Emery, Robert E. Hopkins and Paul Hervey Fox., Robert E. Hopkins and Paul Hervey Fox. While in Cuba, however, he falls in love with Nenita a spirited young woman who sells peanuts from a small cart on the street. (1931). A guilt-ridden U.S. Marine returns to Cuba to try to find his illegitimate child. He returns to Havana to locate Nenita, only to discover that she has died of fever. Tibbet's voice, even with the primitive sound used in this film, is incredible...and Valez's lacks the power and style of his. Crime. Films se déroulant dans les années 1920 - Movies set in the 1920s, iCM Forum's Favourite Romance Movies Complete List, Ernesto Lecuona and the Palau Brothers' Cuban Orchestra. The Cuban Love Song is a 1931 American pre-Code musical film directed by W. S. Van Dyke and written by C. Gardner Sullivan, Bess Meredyth, John Lynch, John Colton, Gilbert Emery, Robert E. Hopkins and Paul Hervey Fox. He adopts the boy and takes him back to the United States where his wife generously welcomes both father and son home. We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future. The film received a generally favorable critical reception, but suffered badly at the box office.
Written by Iglesias with long-time collaborator Descemer Bueno, the first version was released with Cuban artists Bueno and Gente de Zona.. With Lawrence Tibbett, Lupe Velez, Ernest Torrence, Jimmy Durante. who convicted him. Cinemark J.R. 'Bob' Dobbs & The Church of the SubGenius, Fall TV First Look: Find Out What’s Coming, The Best Peacock Original Shows and Movies, All Upcoming Disney Movies: New Disney Live-Action, Animation, Pixar, Marvel, and More. MGM had hopes of turning Metropolitan opera singer Lawrence Tibbett into a movie star, but Cuban Love Song brought this two-year project to an end.
See what made Miley Cyrus fall in love with the Georgia coast during the filming of The Last Song on Tybee Island. 2 of 6 people found this review helpful. A family feud erupts in the mountains of Kentucky. Copyright © Fandango. I honestly think Hollywood just didn't know what to do with the guy...all they knew was that he had a great voice. Comedy, Certificate: Passed This 10-digit number is your confirmation number. The film stars Lawrence Tibbett, Lupe Vélez, Ernest Torrence, Jimmy Durante, Karen Morley and Louise Fazenda. Keep checking Rotten Tomatoes for updates! Your AMC Ticket Confirmation# can be found in your order confirmation email. Talk about a strange melange of actors!The film casts Tibbett as a singing Marine, Terry.
You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Get the freshest reviews, news, and more delivered right to your inbox! Originally cut for Sex and Love with the Cuban reggaetón group Gente de Zona and Cuban singer Descemer Bueno, a Spanglish version was re-recorded for the United States and Europe market featuring a guest rap from Jamaican Dancehall artist Sean Paul. However he encounters a boy named Terry, who he realizes is the product of his passionate relationship with Nenita a decade earlier.
As for the film, it's mostly an excuse to hear Tibbett as well as Valez sing...and their voices don't exactly complement each other. They won't be able to see your review if you only submit your rating. View production, box office, & company info. Just below that it reads "Ticket Confirmation#:" followed by a 10-digit number.
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namely the War Profiteer Representatives.
Personally… I just say push Washington D.C. over the cliff and let’s start over mandating that anybody running for office has a cap on what they can spend in their campaigns to get elected to help insure that elected officials are actually representatives of “The PEOPLE” and not Corporations / Union puppets.
Because right now… it’s more about who has the most money to get elected.
And where do they get that money from?
• DiscouragedOne
And the salaries and “benefits for life” government workers get, especially Congress, need to be cut drastically! They are supposed to be servants of the public, but they only serve themselves!
• DiscouragedOne
Exactly, they don’t deserve one red cent more until they reduce their OWN salaries and cut spending. The more they get, the more they spend.
• ken nohe
Subject is redistribution (between generations) Comments are about tax redistribution. But the more you redistribute the larger the government become but the less wealth is created. What we are currently stealing from the U generation is not money but hope and future and without that, how long will it go?
• liberranter
Once again, anybody who would believe ANYTHING spewed forth by an organ of the MSM deserves to be isolated permanently in a padded room. Such people are too stupid to be trusted with moving about freely, as they are at risk of fatally injuring themselves.
• LazyIke
This all got started with the trade deals starting 20 years ago. It placed American workers in competition for the lowest common denominator of low wages. Then incomes started going down and the tax receipts to support Medicare and Social Security started to decline. That is why they are in trouble. Then state income taxes started to decline and the schools and state pensions systems were in trouble, all the while the CEO salaries went up 20 times. At the same time the US allowed low skilled and uneducated illegal immigrant labor to flood the market with the remittances going out of the country while the social welfare costs escalated. That is why the economies of the Rust Belt along with their state budgets are in trouble, along with California. The USA needs a labor denominated tariff and to seal the border. Short of that, things will get worse for the middle class.
• MeMadMax
lol, tax the rich? They will just take their money and leave just like they did in France…. They got the money to do it…. what, did you think they would willing give you all their money? Would you?
• Martin 0002
Gary is probably aware of that, so I believe that he would like to make socialism global, just to make such scenario impossible. However he doesn’t understand that such a plot would result in North Korea implemented on global scale with dozens of millions (if not more) dying of hunger each year. Socialism/progressivism in long run doesn’t work. It is utopia. If you don’t benefit of your work, you don’t do anything above minimum to survive (because all excess government will steal), you don’t care about tools allowing you to do said work (because they are not yours) and you are also conspiring to con the system somehow, often by illegal means. There is also another possibility: you are becoming to be a government parasite, try to join an inner party and live in luxury pretending that you are doing something good for masses. But really all what you do is building private railways for yourself, private lanes on highways, drink wines worth $$$$$ a bottle and f***k new and new prostitutes (trained to do good job by The State, btw), very much like Kim Jong Il & Co does or like Mao Zedong did. That is what socialism *really* is about.
• 2Gary2
you make the same mistake as many others–the scandavian countries are just more socialist. Noone is advocating communism or a north korea style of anything.
• 2Gary2
the data show that the rich do not leave as you suggest. That is just another tired old conservative talking point not backed up by facts.
• MeMadMax
Uh huh. The guys in france and greece are leaving hand over fist and buying up property in the UK… measurable, and real….
Try again socilistard…
• Martin 0002
Poor as these youngsters are, but often they have mainly themselves to blame.
Many got lured into false beliefs in “independence”, refused to obey mom & dad before financial stability was achieved and got burnt.
Many others were fooled by silly approach to education.
Instead of learning something useful they have decided to become
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Wind tipped over my motorcycle.
I just bought my first motorcycle a few days a go, it is a Honda CB300F I have been practicing riding and think I have it down for the most part. The only issue is that I parked it on the curb and it was extremely gusty my motorcycle tipped. It does not look like anything was damaged for the most part except for the brake lever. Anything I should check out or pay attention to in paticular? I don't see any leaks or anything out of the ordinary, if it matters or not the engine was on while it tipped.
Here are a few links to some photos of it.
http://imgur.com/a/hIZxk
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I was in for a long period of time. God brings people in our life that make us who we are. Sometimes they are here for as long as life, other times they are just for a season. But they always effect our life and leave their mark, whether good or bad. I think there is a lot of emotion in that, and this song deals with some of those emotions.
JFH: What inspired the song "Fallen For You?"
Natalie: In life and living my ultimate desire is to pursue God's awesome personage and have an intimate relationship with Him. To love him passionately with all my heart, mind and soul. This song describes the love relationship that we are able to have with Jesus, and the joy of pursuing Him, and falling for Him. And in the end knowing that He did first.
JFH: What is the hardest thing that you've found about your job as a musician in the Christian music industry?
Natalie: I think the hardest part is that no matter how you look at it, or try to, it is a business as well a ministry. There will always be sides of the business part that are not so great. You will even probably meet people who aren't in it for the right reasons. To try and find the boundary in it all is hard, and to keep the focus on Jesus is even harder.
JFH: If you weren't doing music, what do you think you would be doing instead?
Natalie:I am pretty sure that I would be doing missions, and working with handicapped children, hopefully at the same time! Also, and probably more importantly my big desire is to get married, have babies, and help support my husband in whatever he is called to.
JFH: What is your favorite LaRue song?
Natalie: Can I choose one from both? I think from the first record, my favorite song is "Run to You," and on the new one I would have to say "Like Clay" it simple and yet so much of my heart.
Natalie: This is a really tough question for me. (as you can see I am not good at choosing just one of anything) I would have to say either Much Ado About Nothing or Dead poets society or Romeo and Juliet (the modern version).
JFH: What has been your favorite on-the-road moment?
Natalie: I would have to say the times after the concert, when everybody is really tired but super hungry and a place like the waffle house or IHOP sounds soooooo good. We all get pretty goofy around that time, and it feels nice to relax and not think.
Natalie: Yes, I do. I have to admit, a lot more now than I did before I was in the music industry, just because I know now what is out there. Before, I had no idea. I love Switchfoot, Waterdeep, Rich Mullins, Chasing Furies, Jars of Clay, Sixpence, Andrew Peterson, and Bebo Norman. I also have a strange love of hip hop music, I am a huge fan of DJ Maj, Grits, LA Symphony, MG the Visionary, and I admit to a bit of a crush on John P.
Natalie: Thanks so much for letting us do this! Hope this is all you needed and if there is anything else that we can do let us know! Grace and Peace be with you in our Lord Jesus Christ.
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alumni club. The former may have guidance; the latter handles the actual interviews. Ensure that your interviewer is not on the alumni group's board or anything - don't tell her that she's being annoying!</li>
<li>Princeton doesn't weigh interviews heavily at all - not a big deal if you don't get another one.</li>
<p>Do you think you may be overreacting a little? The Princeton interviewer may have a number of appointments to set up, be busy with her work and family, and not have the time or energy to treat you with kid gloves. </p>
<p>Normally, the student wanting the interview needs to be flexible, cooperative, and enthusiastic in this stage. In your future, there may be plenty of adults who may seem abrupt, from busy professors to overworked departmental staff. Almost always, it is not personal, and there can be a huge difference in attitudes depending on geographical and cultural norms.</p>
<p>Once at Princeton, the community is extraordinarily helpful and supportive. You should not let one alumn put you off a great opportunity.</p>
<p>As an alumni interviewer, trust me when I tell you that you want to go to the interview. There's nothing that flags "doesn't want to go to Princeton", "hiding something that we should know", or "thinks that they'll get in either way" more than "candidate declined an interview", which is an option on our form. Go, smile, roll with the punches, and act as nicely as you can. It may not be fun, but it's good practice for situations like it that you might face in the future.</p>
<p>After it's done, PM me that individual's name and where you live, and I'll reach out to the local alumni chair and ensure that they don't do many more interviews without harming you at all. But unless you know that you don't want to go Princeton anymore (which would be a shame, the vast majority of us are nice people), you should go to the interview.</p>
<p>Good plan?</p>
<p>@batfan: She said some other things but
@fauve i guess i am a little over-reacting. i know ill have to face tougher and meaner people in the future but i guess i just wasnt expecting it from an alumni interviewer.
@chaseholl thanks for your suggestions, i really was going to do what you suggested.
@2006Alum yeah, that sounds like a good plan. ive decided to just do it. though i still dont want to drive for 1.5 hours for an interview, i guess it will be better than nothing. thank you everyone for your answers. you guys helped me make up my mind!</p>
<p>If it makes you feel any better, I had to travel for 4 hours to my Brown interview (it was worth it, though!). Good luck with your interview! :)</p>
<p>oh lord i just typed in my interviewer's name and job just to see who she was and she's actually a he... and all this time ive been addressing him MS. _______. im freaking out even more now. how can i fix this situation?</p>
<p>ok wow why did he not bother to correct that? it seems you've sent him more than one email...:P</p>
<p>kje4532, did you receive an email from Princeton prior to being contacted by your interviewer that gave you the name of the chair of the ASC in your region as well as the interviewer's name? If you so, it should be very easy for you to contact the chair and request another interviewer because the chair's email address was in that notification. It does sound like to me you have gotten off to an unpleasant start and would benefit from having someone else conduct the interview. Also, phone interviews count every bit as much as face to face interviews. Either way it's approximately a half hour conversation that has very little bearing on whether you get in or not. Certainly it is not worth driving more than half an hour to get to. I say this as a long time interviewer for Princeton who conducts many phone interviews for Princeton each year, and who had a phone interview when I applied. Contact the chair and politely request someone else who can conduct your interview by phone.</p>
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Establishing new not-for-profit, private-public partnerships, biomedical innovation trusts, could allow corporations and individuals to obtain federal tax credits to boost research on diseases with a high priority. These trusts could be administered by new regional public entities or decentralized new foundations, and be directed at small companies, freestanding laboratories, universities, or specific diseases. Tax incentives of a similar nature have been used before to preserve lands, build factories, and create parks.
One innovative way to boost biomedical research is through the creation of biomedical research bonds. The federal government and states could issue bonds to boost research on health services and biomedical sciences, with an emphasis on diseases essential to public health and high-risk research. Similar bonds have been used before to support roads, athletic facilities, and airports. They offer a means through which private investment can be used to cater to public needs.
While new technology has a wide array of clinical benefits and creates value for the economy, we must also consider the clinical costs involved. In an age where many people are in favor of public policy objectives to guarantee a fundamental level of care for all individuals and a decrease in the rate of increase of aggregate spending on healthcare, the technological imperative will certainly face a strident challenge. Therefore, we should develop incentives for biomedical researchers to focus on common diseases, those that are expensive, cannot be effectively treated or prevented, and significantly affect a patient’s health. Although such kinds of decisions are onerous, they are inescapable.
The scientific process is complex, and we must be realistic about what and what not to expect from it. We should avoid overpromising in the scientific process. This kind of realism will not always be popular with company investors, benefactors, politicians, the press, or patient advocacy groups. These groups have an incentive to overstate their case. Overpromising in science may erode trust in the process. Paradoxically, being realistic about what and what not to expect is beneficial to the scientific process since it fosters openness, and the pressure to develop premature findings.
Finally, medical practitioners must recognize that individuals with a public health perspective or those who view economic and social factors as paramount will not favor boosting the technologically driven momentum of the last sixty years. Consequently, there is a growing conflict over preferences of regulation versus competition, perceptions of value, the true technological cost over a lifetime, accessibility of the latest device or drugs, and individual choice. These kinds of conflicts have for a while been implicit, but now they are explicit. Not all individuals believe that biomedical research is important.
Diseases like diabetes, depression, cancer, or other neurological illnesses require research to be conducted at the molecular and cellular level to develop new treatments. Outcomes of research can be unexpected and variable. However, they can give rise to disruptive techniques and innovative approaches to cures. By researching micro-organisms such as fungi, bacteria, and different disease-causing parasites, biomedical researchers have developed antibiotic cures to destroy them.
Biomedical research conducted in the public sector has significant effects on public intervention outcomes. Biomedical researchers work hand-in-hand with doctors, pharmacists, and other health practitioners to ensure that patients get the best therapies and treatments. Innovative and new technologies require biomedical researchers to focus on clinical roles by offering diagnostics and screening services.
Biomedical research has a significant impact on developing new therapies and treatments for human disabilities, diseases, and illnesses. Medical conditions such as heart physiology, diabetes, anemia, cancer, as well as other emerging medical conditions are subject to rigorous biomedical testing and research. Through experiments and investigations on human fluids and tissue samples, conducted in high-tech labs, biomedical researchers gather essential statistics and data. This data is then used to develop therapies to treat diseases.
Biomedical research has a great impact and crucial role in human health through a variety of detailed studies that it entails. Biomedical research can help develop techniques to prevent dangerous diseases and increase human longevity. Biomedical research plays a significant role in both private and public healthcare systems by developing new therapies and optimizing existing medical treatments.
Although biomedical research has experienced significant growth over the years, some challenges hinder its growth even further. Competing goals are one of the main challenges in biomedical research. To reconcile this challenge, we need to recognize the multi-layered sources of conflict, particularly those based on different social values and scientific objectives.
In affirming the need to boost the diversity of scientific techniques and to increase biomedical research spending, we should consider new models of financing and collaboration. These measures would create room to focus on fundamental biomedical research and big multi-institutional programs, for the optimal use of its scale and to offset the industry’s reduced research investment. Financial firms like ARStrat have already begun work in this area.
Research refers to a category of activities designed to contribute to or develop generalizable knowledge. Generalizable knowledge comprises theories, relationships or principles, or the collection of data on which they are based, that can be verified by accepted scientific techniques of
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howto enable gpu support without a monitor connected
I want to enable gpu support on a linux lxde rendernode which has no monitor.
I can only choose CPU. Why can blender 2.71 not find the gpu when there is no monitor connected.
I realise now that I was starting blender with the vncviewer.
Starting blender with ssh is giving me Unable to open a display.
That sound logical but howto solve and get gpu support.
Hi, only guessing but without display the driver modul is not loaded?
You can make or buy a display dummy.
Cheers, mib
O sorry for not posting I already did as you can see.
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age and depreciation necessitated the acquisition of the new ones. Furthermore, with the appointment of a new Director General, Directors, General Managers and other Management Staff there was the need for additional operational and service vehicles. Moreover, the fact that NCAA, as the regulator of the industry, often plays host to dignitaries from ICAO, IATA, US FAA, AFRAA, AFCAC, BAG, CANSO, ACI and a host of others made it imperative to have various specifications of operational vehicles including the purchase of the 2 nos security/safety vehicles. Certification is a continuous exercise in aviation and surveillance is a part of the daily operations of the NCAA.
“As pointed out above, Nigeria is an important player in ICAO circles and Nigeria’s emergence as a member of the General Council has increased the expectations in international aviation. Most importantly, the expected emergence of a Nigerian as the President of the General Council of ICAO will make Nigeria one of the most significant destinations for actors in the international aviation sector. This will place additional burdens on us as a nation.
“It is all these factors that the NCAA considered in planning for the acquisition of the different specifications of vehicles through a Lease Financing Arrangement. The security challenges in Nigeria today are known to all and the efforts and concern of government at all levels towards tackling this have been very glaring. However, while government is tackling the matter, the impact of an attack leading to the death, kidnapping or other injuries to international aviation actors in international circles will simply be disastrous. In addition, matters of insecurity do not wait until you have the resources to fight them before they occur. It requires proactive interface and preventive measures.
“The NCAA considered that it will not be in the interest of our nation if the security issues above were to occur and so ought to be avoided at all cost. The NCAA acted with the highest patriotic consideration within the ambit of the Law and the Constitution.
“Honourable members, another falsehood in the public domain relating to this Lease Financing Arrangement is that the NCAA purchased two bulletproof vehicles for me as the Honourable Minister of Aviation. This is TOTALLY FALSE. The 2 nos security/safety BMW vehicles which the NCAA acquired are for security and safety as appropriated by the NASS in the 2013 budget in Item 6. The title documents which are in the names of NCAA/FIRST BANK PLC, as well as spare keys of all the vehicles purchased under the lease financing arrangement are currently with First Bank of Nigeria, Pic as is the case with such arrangements and best practice.
“Honourable Chairman, in addressing the issue of authorization by the NASS as contained in Item 6 of the budget, we invite your honours to consider the narration. In the narration, your honours will observe that the 2 nos security/safety vehicles are provided for distinctively. They are separate from the other vehicles listed. The legislative process, including the process of appropriation, involves a lot of explanations by the beneficiaries of legislative powers in that regard, but when the explanations eventually find merit and is passed, all that happened preceding the passage of the Law cannot be the basis of any meaningful discussion.
“There was nothing in the approved documents reflecting my name, when the budget was being made. At no time did I ever request for any vehicle from the NCAA. It was the agency that had the need and made the request to the Federal Ministry of Aviation. After the purchase on a 3 year Lease Financing arrangement, the vehicles were never delivered to me. The vehicles were also not registered in my name but that of the agency.
“Your Honours, I draw attention to this fact because of the erroneous belief in some quarters that, because in the course of the NCAA defending its budget proposal for 2013, it had to return to the NASS a few times to explain their proposal, therefore the purchase was never appropriated. That is false as the budget is before the Nigerian people and as pointed out, 2 nos security/safety vehicles were appropriated by the NASS.
“Honourable Chairman, on the procurement procedure for the lease arrangement for the acquisition of the vehicles, let me reiterate that the NCAA followed the due process required by law. As we gather here today, there exist no guidelines issued by the Bureau for Public Procurement (BPP) on lease financing arrangements. Despite this lacuna occasioned by the absence of such a guideline, the NCAA followed the due process by involving all the Banks in Nigeria. The Federal Ministry of Aviation under my watch has always been mindful of the need to ensure that we act in a prudent manner and within the ambit of the law and this can be testified to by the tremendous transformation that has occurred in the sector in the last 2 years.
*On the 25th of April, 2013 approval was conveyed to NCAA for the acquisition of operational vehicles through Lease Financing, The letter annexed is Annexure
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Penny stocks are specifically defined by the SEC as stocks with a share price less than $5. People in the financial industry will often use terms like penny stocks, small caps and nano caps interchangeably, and any small company that trades outside of securitized exchanges on an over-the-counter (OTC) listing service like the OTCBB or Pink Sheets is often considered to be a penny stock. But, according to the strict SEC definition, even a well-known large cap company like Sun Microsystems (SUNW) can sometimes be classified as a penny stock.
Nevertheless, even though market capitalization doesn't factor into the precise definition, the fact is that the vast majority of penny stocks represent companies that have a very small market capitalization. That means that penny stocks have the same advantages and risks as micro caps and small caps, namely, the potential for extremely high capital gains along with the danger of extreme losses.
Fraud is another major risk in trading penny stocks. It's easy to manipulate a stock when there's little or no information available about the company.
There are many scam artists who try to profit by using infamous "pump and dump" methods. For example, these fraudsters purchase large hunks of a penny stock's shares, then spread hype about them through mass spam emails and junk faxes, which make outrageous claims about these unknown company's profit potential and urge you to "Buy now!!!" No matter how ludicrous the messages may be, some people respond to these spam emails and purchase the penny stock being hyped, which quickly drives the price up. The fraudsters immediately sell their shares, and the price sinks down even lower than it was in the beginning. People who respond to pump and dump scams typically lose about 8% of their investment in only a couple of days, while spammers who buy low-priced stock before sending out emails usually see a return of about 5 to 6%.
Do not respond to anonymous emails that advertise a cheap stock you've never heard of. If you're going to respond at all, at least trade in the direction of the fraudsters and sell short ˜ but if you do this, know that the profits you make are coming out of the pockets of innocent people who have been tricked. You are profitting on someone else's unethical behavior.
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... except the FoaF who did the video wound up losing it in a hard drive crash, and I had a couple of friends (including one of the guys who helped write the law) explain to me in words of one syllable that test cases are for other people. So now when I see someplace like the MegaMall posted I just go elsewhere. For someplace like CA Pizza Kitchen (who doesn’t post but has a no guns policy) I make sure to stop in and let them know how happy I am that in these tough economic times they can afford to turn business away. Except I can’t do that any more because that particular location went teats up and the restaurant that’s there now doesn’t ban.
2. avatar Ralph says:
That’s why I support it. Legal confrontation is good. I’m not big on civil disobedience, which is confrontation that, on it’s face, is illegal. This conduct was nothing of the sort.
9. avatar JP in Tennessee says:
Civil rights are not advanced by exercising them in a “stealthy” manner. An honest reading of the Constitution is that we have the right to bear arms openly in all places open to the public. Any law that is more restrictive than that is an infringement on our rights.
1. avatar rosignol says:
I concur.
The 1st A isn’t there to protect what you say to friends in the privacy of your home. It’s there to protect what you say where everyone can hear it.
2. avatar Ralph says:
JP, I could not agree more. Exercising a right “on the sneak” is not exercising the right.
10. avatar Ralph says:
Visiting the Mall of America while legally, quietly and peacefully open-carrying is looking for trouble, which was exactly the right thing to do. All you sunshine patriots and summertime soldiers can stay home and cower like little girls while Bruce sticks up for your rights. That’s the way it is in every movement. The brave ones soldier on and take the heat, while the rest whine about it.
1. avatar Skyler says:
Oh get off it. He wasn’t protecting anyone’s rights. He was being a sea lawyer. The mall handled him according to the law and he still got bounced. So what is the point?
1. avatar Ralph says:
I don’t know what a “sea lawyer” is, but I’m an actual lawyer and can tell you that nothing ever gets accomplished without agitation, resistance and legal battles. The only reason you have the ability to carry is because of people like Bruce and a lot of bribery and coercion by the NRA. So grow up and grow a pair.
1. avatar tdiinva says:
While I agree in principle, you need a sympathic victim to garner public sympathy. As much as we all love Bruce you have to admit he doesn’t the bill.
2. avatar DaveL says:
In most civil rights cases I’m aware of, if the public had been disposed to be sympathetic to the victim their rights would not have been violated in the first place.
3. avatar tdiinva says:
but helps to have a sympathetic victim.
Headline #1: OFWG led out of the MoA in cuffs versus
Headline #2 Sweet Grandma dragged by burly cop out of the MoA.
Which headline makes the arrested open carrier look like the victim?
4. avatar DaveL says:
Does it help? Sure. But that hardly means we should hold off standing up for our rights until a suitably PR-worthy subject comes along.
Should the Greensboro Four, all young black men, have stayed clear of the whites-only counter until they could find a diminutive woman like Rosa Parks to take their place?
Unphotogenic but well-informed protestors may not evoke sympathy from the masses. But they can and do change the minds of conscientious and principled people. And those people become the cracks in the uniform wall of social convention that makes routine civil rights violations comfortable for those masses.
5. avatar Ralph says:
I’m sure that there were no nuns among the Madison 5, but they won, didn’t they?
6. avatar Totenglocke says:
So find some people who WOULD garner sympathy and re-do this. A Catholic priest wearing his collar, a young mom with a child (or two!), an old woman, etc. We all know that white males are despised in this country by the MSM, but that doesn’t mean you can’t exploit their stupidity to
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Salt in bread dough
I bake all the bread we eat in this house, and yet it's still a little hit or miss. So I signed up as a recipe tester for Peter Reinhart's forthcoming book on artisan baking. I'm right in the middle of the first test - obviously, I can't give you the recipe. Straight away, I'm thinking harder about exactly what I'm doing, and that's because I'm (for once) doing exactly what the recipe says.
It's one of those slow-ferment recipes, the sort you barely have to knead, the sort you can keep in the fridge for more or less instant bread all week. But when I found myself putting in about twice my normal quantity of salt, I started fretting. What does salt in bread dough DO - apart from make it taste better, and raise some people's blood pressure?
Dan Lepard is pragmatic: My view is that, for the majority of bread recipes, the salt is an integral part of the loaf, and that bread usually needs to be considered a sodium-rich foodstuff, almost like salt-cured fish. Salt is part of the taste and enhances the flavour of the grain. But we eat to live, or should do if we respect the body that carries us, and it is right and proper that we vary our diet according to what our needs are. Please do vary or omit the salt used in the recipes here. We are told that even a small reduction in our dietary sodium intake will benefit us, and many of our processed foods have a hidden sodium (salt) content where you wouldn't expect it to be - in breakfast cereals, for example. For children, two slices of bread can sometimes equal their recommended daily sodium requirement (which is surprisingly small). So use salt respectfully.
Now that seems to me to be sensible advice, especially coming from a master baker, and one who has travelled all over Europe to watch artisan bakers at work (resulting in The Handmade Loaf, a wonderful and practical book).
All the same, it didn't quite answer the question. Why do bakers use salt? After all, we know it's not strictly necessary from the traditional Tuscan saltless loaf. What effect does the salt have? Most baking books are silent on this, they just exhort you to go out and buy the most expensive salt you can find (those books are going into the charity shop box). Eric Treuille and Ursula Ferrigno hint at what's going on in their Dorling Kindersley illustrated-as-if-for-a-child book Bread:
I consulted Elizabeth David's English Bread and Yeast Cookery, and found a more thorough answer:
It is not only because it gives the necessary flavour, or rather corrects insipidity, that salt is so important to bread. It is also in the context of its action on the yeast and the dough during the fermentation or rising period, and for its ultimate effect on the baked loaf, particularly the crust, that salt has to be considered.
First, the flavour. Those early bakers started putting salt in their bread to improve its flavour, then slowly began to appreciate, through observation, that varying amounts of salt made the dough behave differently and affected the quality as well as the taste of the loaves.
So although the amount of salt we put in our bread should, ultimately, depend on taste, individual or collective, practical application of this theory is not so straightforward a matter.
Quite apart from the widely differing salt-toleration, or salt requirements, of each individual, the strength of the ultimate salt flavour in any batch of bread will depend to some extent on the flour used - new flour absorbs more than old flour - on the kind of dough made and on the length of time it is left to ferment.
She goes on to write about the problems in re-scaling quantities of salt and yeast when altering recipes. And she throws light on the recipe I'm currently testing:
And, for the record, she used Cheshire rock salt, bought in 6lb jars.
Links to related posts
Yeast starter for bread - and the bread
make your own sourdough starter
No-knead bread the famous NY Times recipe
Yoghurt bread fabulous, easy, TRY IT
Quick oat loaf
Fresh corn bread - now is the perfect autumnal moment for this
Late summer hearth bread - another perfect autumn bread, this one with grapes
Yeast conversion - fresh/dried/quick
Things to do with stale or leftover bread
Herb stuffing for roast chicken
Grilled trout with rosemary stuffing
Baked scallops
Anchovy toasts
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For any state where you have a large amount of possible output states, you'll need to check the transition conditions regardless, and a collection of if/else statements is a straightforward way of doing that.
In some cases, you may be able to split a state with a large number of conditions into multiple states, each having a smaller number of possible conditions/output states. You'd want to be careful doing so, however, as having a large number of states can potentially make your state machine difficult to reason about.
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-situ spacecraft observations \cite[{cf.}][]{Welling:2012a, Glocer:2013a}.
\subsubsection{\textit{Operational Use at NOAA/SWPC and the CCMC}}
\label{subsubsec:swpc}
In 2015, NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center (NOAA/SWPC) decided to transition a research model to operational space weather prediction. As part of this effort, a systematic study was undertaken to evaluate the performance of various physics-based and empirical models to predict ground magnetic perturbations \cite[]{Pulkkinen:2013a, Glocer:2016a}. The physics-based SWMF/Geospace model in particular was found to systematically be a top performing model using the selected metrics. That code has since been used for routine space weather prediction at NOAA/SWPC and at the Community Coordinated Modeling Center (CCMC) located at NASA GSFC. The operational codes run in the configuration illustrated in \figurename~\ref{fig:geospace}. In 2020, the NOAA/SWPC upgraded to version 2 of the SWMF/Geospace model, which has a higher grid resolution near the Earth and better ionospheric conductance.
\section{Growing Number of Space Weather Applications}
\label{sec:swapplications}
Space weather simulations using the SWMF have been carried out in multiple configurations and contexts, demonstrating that SWMF and its components are able to successfully simulate global-scale, meso-scale and micro-scale processes in a self-consistent manner, and integrate these processes to form a truly multi-scale space weather simulation capability. In addition, significant validation efforts have been made by a variety of comparisons with both in-situ and remote-sensing observations.
\subsection{Ambient Solar Wind}
\label{subsec:quietsw}
CMEs and ICMEs do not propagate and evolve in vacuum. They travel through the ambient interplanetary medium and interact with its plasma and magnetic field. Therefore, in order to simulate real space weather events, it is critical to have a validated ambient corona/solar wind model in which the CME/ICME will propagate and cause significant distortions. These distortions can include plasma pileup, shock fronts, magnetic field line distortion and many other phenomena \cite[{cf.}][]{Manchester:2004a, Manchester:2005a, Manchester:2008a, Manchester:2012a, Manchester:2014b}. The situation can be even more complicated when several CMEs are generated in rapid succession \cite[{cf.}][]{Lugaz:2005b, Lugaz:2008a, Lugaz:2009a}.
\begin{figure}[tbh]
\centering
\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{backgroundwind}
\caption{Background corona and solar wind solutions with the AWSoM-R model for solar minimum and maximum conditions. The background solar wind is driven by an outward going photospheric turbulent energy flux per unit magnetic field of $1 \text{MJ}\, \text{m}^{-2}\, \text{s}^{-1}\, \text{Tesla}^{-1}$ (CR2209) and by $0.45 \text{MJ}\, \text{m}^{-2}\, \text{s}^{-1}\, \text{Tesla}^{-1}$ (CR2123).}
\label{fig:backgroundwind}
\end{figure}
\cite{Sachdeva:2019a} performed a detailed validation study of the AWSoM for the quiet-time solar wind for Carrington Rotations (CR) representative of the solar minimum conditions (CR2208 and CR2209). They compared simulation results with a comprehensive suite of observations extending from the solar corona to the heliosphere up to Earth's orbit. In the low corona ($r < 1.25 R_ {\scriptscriptstyle{\rm \odot}} $), extreme ultraviolet (EUV) images from both the STEREO-A (Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory Ahead) EUVI (extreme ultraviolet imaging) instrument and the SDO (Solar Dynamics Observatory) AIA (atmospheric imaging assembly) were compared to 3D tomographic reconstructions of the simulated electron temperature and density. Model results were also compared to tomographic reconstructions of the electron density from the SOHO (Solar and Heliospheric Observatory) LASCO (Large Angle and Spectrometric Coronagraph) observations in the $2.55 R_ {\scriptscriptstyle{\rm \odot}} < r < 6.0 R_ {\scriptscriptstyle{\rm \odot}} $ region. In the heliosphere, model predictions of solar wind speed were compared to velocity reconstructions from interplanetary scintillation observations. Simulation results at the first Lagrange point between the
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Splitting your super contributions
Contribution splitting is a nifty way to shift super between spouses. Richard Livingston and Liam Shorte explain why you might do it and how.
Key Points
• You can split up to 85% of your annual concessional contributions with your spouse
• In the right circumstances this can be a profitable strategy, but there are pros and cons
• We explain the steps involved
Contribution splitting has been around since 2006 and we suspect it’s an underutilised strategy. As the name suggests, the rules allow you to split your superannuation contributions with your spouse, effectively shifting some of your super to them.
We’ll explain why you might do this, and how, but first let’s run through the rules.
Contribution splitting explained
It’s important to note that the rules of your fund (in the case of SMSFs, the trust deed) need to allow splitting. If they do, you can split up to 85% of your concessional contributions (up to the annual cap) with your spouse (including compulsory, salary sacrificed and other voluntary contributions), even if they’re also making contributions.
You’ll qualify for splitting if you’re married, in a defacto relationship (including same-sex couples) or your relationship is registered under a state or territory law. Your spouse must also be under their preservation age or, if they are above it, be under the age of 65 and not ‘retired’ (for superannuation purposes).
Contribution splitting happens after the fact. You make contributions to your super fund during the year and you have until 30 June of the following year to transfer them to your spouse. But you can only split once each year.
That’s what contribution splitting is. Why might it be a good idea?
The case for contribution splitting
There’s some specific advantages you get from splitting (more below) but one of the main benefits is a more general one: ‘future proofing’ your super.
One of the mooted changes to super is a ‘pension tax’ aimed at larger super balances, or higher levels of income. The previous Labor Government proposed such a change – taxing income above $100,000 a year – and, while it didn’t proceed, similar changes will always be on the radar.
A way for couples to minimise their overall exposure to such a tax (or any other change targeting large balances) is to spread their super as evenly as possible. Circumstances (for instance, one spouse not working, or earning a lower income) don’t always provide for equal super balances, so super contribution splitting is a way of evening things up.
Unfortunately, the amount that can be split is subject to an annual limit; you can’t just transfer a big chunk of your super balance if you’re affected by a future change in law. So you need to ‘future proof’ your super now by splitting your annual contributions in favour of the spouse with the lower balance. Fortunately, it’s a simple, costless, exercise to undertake (more below).
Specific benefits
Contribution splitting isn’t just about future proofing; in the right circumstances there can be specific benefits:
1. Accessing the lump sum low rate (tax-free) threshold. If you’ve reached your preservation age, but you’re under the age of 60, you’re taxed on (the taxable component of) lump sum withdrawals. But everyone is entitled to a ‘low rate threshold’ ($185,000 for the 2014/15 year) that allows them to withdraw a lump sum (up to the threshold) tax-free. If one member of a couple has a balance lower than this, the tax-free threshold goes to waste. Contribution splitting is a way of increasing the balance of the smaller account, allowing a couple to use more overall tax-free threshold.
2. Paying insurance premiums for non-contributing spouse. You can use super splitting to pay your spouse’s life, income protection and TPD insurance premiums through super. Liam often uses this strategy where one spouse is working to establish a new business and there’s a lack of cash flow to pay premiums.
3. Increasing age pension entitlement of older spouse. If there’s a large age difference between couples, it can make sense to shift super to the younger spouse. The age pension ‘asset test’ excludes your spouse’s super while it’s in accumulation mode. In this case, splitting super in favour of your spouse can allow you to access the age pension (or a higher age pension) and the Commonwealth Seniors Healthcare Card until they starting taking a super pension. This is often an essential strategy for those with medical issues, on the cusp of qualifying for the age pension. But if you’re thinking about splitting
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I never said my parents controlled every purchase I made, but they did control how I spent my money, which *is* good parenting. My allowance was deposited into a bank account. I was allowed access to no more than $20 a week. I could spend that $20 however I wanted, but after it was gone I couldn't get more until the next week. If I wanted a video game I would have to wait a few weeks without spending money to have enough to get it. It taught my financial responsibility at a young age. I don't see what is ridiculous or unhealthy about that.
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but it does not address the issue of color balance. Anyone who has visited a typical consumer electronics store has probably noticed that not every model on the wall of televisions displays the same way. Some may have a reddish tinge, some green; some usually display very bright, saturated colors, while others may opt for slightly paler but more realistic hues. Although one rarely sees a corresponding wall of computer monitors and LCDs all displaying the same image, there are similar differences between various manufacturers' models and even between monitors in the same production run.
The main contribution to such variations comes from the manufacturers' choices of light-emitting chemicals (phosphors) in monitors and of filters used in liquid crystal displays. In addition, some higher-end monitors (and all color TVs) allow one to adjust the color balance manually in one or more ways. The details are not particularly important; what matters is that there are differences--or to put it another way, the RGB color space is device-dependent. Understanding how one quantifies and corrects for these differences is most easily accomplished via a diagram.
Figure 10-1
Figure 10-1: Typical chromaticity diagram. (Click for full-scale version.)
Figure C-2 in the color insert, reproduced in grayscale as Figure 10-1, shows an interestingly shaped color blob with a numbered curve and a brighter triangle embedded in it and some numbers around its curved edge. The blob represents the complete range of hues and saturation levels that the human eye can discern; a true spectrum would wrap around the numbered edge[80] (albeit without the cyan region near the upper left). The middle is composed of smoothly interpolated mixtures, including ``white.'' The numbers on the axes give the x and y values of each hue and are directly related to the International Commission on Illumination's (CIE, for Commission Internationale de l'Éclairage) XYZ color space, a standard and device-independent color space for well over half a century. We'll come back to that shortly.
[80] The numbers give the wavelength (in nanometers) of the spectral colors along the edge. Visible light lies within the range 400 nm to 700 nm, roughly.
The brighter triangle in the middle represents the colors that can be displayed by a particular monitor (not including any brightness information) and is known as the color gamut of the display. The corners of the triangle give the maximum-intensity red, green, and blue hues; these directly correspond to the physical characteristics of the phosphors used in the display. LCDs, printers, color film, and even textile dyes have similar gamuts, though not always triangular. Perhaps the most striking feature is the fact that the monitor's gamut covers less than half of the complete color range. In other words, there are many colors that the human eye can perceive but that cannot be correctly represented on a monitor. The fact that the chromaticity diagram can be displayed on a monitor at all means that the region outside the triangle can be represented in some manner, just not the correct one. This is the source of the cyan error noted previously.
Because the diagram has been projected down from a three-dimensional color space (XYZ) to the two-dimensional xy plane, information about the relative intensities of red, green, and blue has been lost. That is, the x,y values for the red phosphor indicate what color it emits at any given intensity level and similarly for the green and blue phosphors. But we still need to know the relative intensities of the three phosphors when they are all at full power. This is where the concept of ``white'' comes in. In fact, there are many candidates for ``white,'' from the warm, yellowish whites produced by incandescent lightbulbs to the cool, bluish whites of electrical arcs and lightning.[81] The curved line in the middle represents all possible values of ``white'' for a given monitor, only one of which will be displayed as such. The associated numbers along the curve refer to the ``blackbody temperature'' or color temperature of any given white value; among other things, a star whose surface (photosphere) is at the given temperature will emit light of the given color most strongly. [82] Our Sun's surface temperature is around 6,000 degrees Kelvin, for example; not coincidentally, this is the color temperature most humans associate with ``average'' or ``true'' white.
[81] It is slightly odd that humans perceive redder light as ``warm'' and bluer light as ``cool'' when, in fact, the opposite is true. Lightning is far hotter than the filament in an incandescent bulb.
[82] Keep in mind that we are still talking about human perception. A blackbody emits a true continuum of light; a monitor emits a more limited continuum composed of three broad, overlapping
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Akira has all of these things. It actually helped make make a lot of those elements much more commonplace in manga. Before Otomo's debut, most of the topics he touched upon were relegated to speculative science fiction novels. His manga even won Japan's version of the Nebula awards which prompted a change in the rules to ban comics from competing with novels from then on.
Even his drawing style kickstarted a huge shift away from cartoony tezuka style shorthand for characters and backgrounds in manga and towards more cinematic and realistic approaches. All the manga you name-dropped wouldn't be the same without Akira blowing up the entire industry first.
You may want to read Domu first as it's much shorter (and just as good) and is a great entry-point to Otomo's work before taking on Akira.
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The Truth of Genesis: Evolution Can't Explain the Paranormal!
What is the meaning of "paranormal"? It is a term that is used to identify that which is designated as being "above or outside" of normal expectancy. We can pretty much predict or observe that which is in the "natural" or physical world, but we can't directly see that which is "supernatural". Paranormal identifies a variety of anomalous phenomena that can't be explained by traditional secular or scientific knowledge.
Associated with the term paranormal, is the word "incorporeality", which means a state of being which does not have a physical body, or a natural presence that can be seen or detected, and has not become so by artificial means. This is opposite of the word "corporeal", which means having a material or physical form. This leads us to the definitions of "ghost", and "spirit". A ghost is a incorporeal being that once had a corporeal existence. A spirit is a being or entity that has never had a corporeal or (natural) physical existence.
This is one of several areas that the evolution theory is exposed as being inept, and a failure at explaining the existence of life. The theory of evolution begins with inorganic, corporeal matter, and it is accepted as the explanation of how physical life forms appeared within the world we see. By some sort of random chance (magic), non-life gave birth to life. That means that the evolution theory denies that there is any non-corporeal existence, else it would have to explain where spirits come from, and how ghosts come into play, creating a paranormal arena. Therefore, both Atheism and evolution deny the existence of the supernatural, and not just the existence of God.
If that be the case, why is there the belief in astrology, and the science of parapsychology? Does evolution also deny the existence of clairvoyancy? The term clairvoyance is used as an umbrella to define concepts such as "precognition", and "retro-cognition"; both which are explained as being "prophetic dreams and visions", which are sent to the corporeal being (the receiver) by a non-corporeal source. This advances us to the "Observations of Moses".
In 1598 BC, about two months after crossing the Red Sea, Moses walked part way up Mt. Sinai (Exodus chapter 24), and was given by God, visions of several days which had occurred in the ancient past. Each vision was 12 hours long, starting in the evening, and ending the next morning of the following day, for six days. Each vision was of the daylight hours of a 24 hour day, and each day was of a different week and time period, but the visions were not given in chronological order, but rather in Messianic order. Therefore, what has been called "the first day of Creation" was not part of Creation Week, as current Creationism mistakenly claims. Only the Fourth Day was of Creation Week. The rest of the days represented six weeks of restoration, following extinction events.
This means that God conveyed to Moses visions of pre-historic man, which was of the time period of about 64 Million BC (the sixth day, chapter one), which occurred long before Adam was made and put into the Garden of Eden (chapter two). That is why the sequence of events is not the same, for they are of two different time periods. Mankind of chapter one was the first to be made "in God's image". Adam, of chapter two, was simply the first of modern mankind which was formed in 7,200 BC. The seven different time periods of Divine Activity is the correct explanation of the "jumps" in the fossil record of Earth.
God is a Spirit, of the Supernatural Realm, who created our natural realm (our universe) which we see. He is the Supernatural Entity that created animate existence (objects that that have signaling and self-sustaining processes). What gives corporeal objects (bodies) "life", are non-corporeal entities (spirits), were are created and given by God.
Therefore, even though Atheists and evolutionists deny the existence of the reality of the paranormal, it does not block the reality of coming judgment, which every given spirit that God has created must face at the appointed time.
So where do "dis-embodied spirits" come from? They come from chapter six of Genesis, who later died in 2611 BC.
Herman Cummings
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Tags: Atheism, Bang, Big, Genesis, God, creation, evolution, ghosts, paranormal, spirits
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Why We Should Read "Israeli Army Fiction"
Though this is the narrator speaking, she’s sticking closely to the perspective of the protagonist Lea, who is an IDF soldier, and so of course hears the army’s explanation. Similarly, a sentence like, “Route 799 cut through the West Bank, but had been closed to Palestinians since 2002, when the motorcyclists were shot,” contra Weiss, is not an assertion of the whole, objective truth: It’s how Lea understands it. Weiss may have a beef with Lea, but you cannot blame George Lucas for Darth Vader.
Nor is it even clear Lea buys the “dormant shell” explanation. Notice how “knew,” a verb describing mental activity, is ascribed to “the Israeli Army,” a collective noun which cannot “know” anything. Notice also how the totally definite “knew” is played against the doubled “had” phrases (what we critics call hypotactic past perfects), which—especially in a story written in short terse sentences—suggest complexity and confusion. This is pretty blatant irony.
Weiss complains that the plot, in which a few Palestinian demonstrators calculatingly demand increasing violence from Lea to get their photos in the paper, shows the Palestinians as cynical exploiters of the press and soldiers as “follow[ing] strict moral rules.” That’d be awfully soft on the army, especially coming from the author of an absolutely brutal story about initiation into the IDF, entitled “The Sound of All Girls Screaming.” Quite a turnaround, I’d say. Or not, because as Boianjiu explains in an interview with The New Yorker (which Weiss quotes!), the whole premise of the story was to mock the precisely graded rules of engagement:
When I was in the army, one of the things I did was train groups of soldiers to use different means of suppressing demonstrations. The kinds of methods they were to use depended on their distance from the demonstrators: if they were too close to them, some of the weapons at their disposal could hurt or kill people. One time I taught a group of reservists. They were all much older than I was, and they mocked the instructions I was giving them. They thought that the expectation that, in the heat of a confrontation, they could measure their precise distance from the demonstrators to make sure that the tools they were using would prove effective rather than fatal was ludicrous. One reservist asked me if I could imagine a scenario in which soldiers would have time to measure all these distances while at the same time trying to control a wild demonstration. I couldn’t, but I wanted to be able to imagine it. So I wrote this story.
The guidelines, Boianjiu argues, require the soldier rapidly to make impossibly fine judgments. They shift responsibility down the ladder. When someone gets killed, it becomes the soldier’s fault, not the system’s. This is a common trope in Israeli culture; it’s even the subject of a great Hadag Nachash song. So you can read the story as justifying disproportionate force on the part of harried soldiers, or you can read it as critiquing an army that has its soldiers staff a brutal occupation and then expects them to act morally. But you cannot read it as an attempt to depict realistically a protest in the West Bank: The whole point of the story was to be unrealistic.
The thing is, purposeful literary unrealities are easy to spot when you have sympathy for the writer (Weiss asks if it would be acceptable for a story to depict protestors against Vietnam or racism as “wild”: Apparently, he doesn’t care for American Pastoral or Invisible Man). Weiss misses them, I think, for the same reason he cannot bear Boianjiu dwelling in the head of an Israeli soldier. It’s the same reason he thinks “Israeli army literature” is a nasty epithet, rather than just a descriptor.
Nobody likes seeing things from the perspective of his enemies, whether they’re suicide bombers or checkpoint-manning soldiers. It’s harder to fight “The War of Ideas in the Middle East” once you realize that Israelis—left and right—are self-reflective, critical, and smart, and that they care about lots of the same things you do. Things turn out be more ambiguous than they looked (which Empson would have appreciated). But if we don’t read “Israeli army fiction,” we’re shirking the demands of moral empathy. And that’s a lesson that American observers of the conflict cannot afford to miss.
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I had a discussion with a Muslim woman and one of her major beliefs seemed to be that Muslims are superior because of this period in time. I explained to her although at one point in time the area of her ancestry was once the center for intellectuals and free-thinkers, it had little to do with religion and now as no bearing on the societies that now occupy that region. This was not taken well and the conversation soon devolved into myself being called a racist and ignoring any of the evidence I had to present my points.
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training
| 1
| 201
| 300
| 108
|
AM NAME
EARTHQUAKE EXCUSE 4584 18 23 1 90 THE A'S -- LOSERS II (431)
DR TRINAIRE 4606 16 16 0 80 RED DOG GANG (356)
THE BOY KING 4615 14 9 1 77 WORLDLY DECLINE (445)
CHALLENGER ADEPTS W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
FENCE POST 4604 13 21 0 65 RED DOG GANG (356)
ADEPTS W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
SLEEPS ALL DAY 4603 9 9 1 56 GAMEHENDGE (299)
OUT OF TIME 4681 9 3 0 55 GAMEHENDGE (299)
KLINK 4647 10 8 0 53 THE A'S -- LOSERS II (431)
CHALLENGER INITIATES W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
IRISH CREAM 4654 6 9 0 33 RED DOG GANG (356)
DUKE OF WHIRLPOOL 4704 3 1 0 26 LENPROS (145)
INITIATES W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
-CHELYE 4699 1 0 0 21 RAGGED EDGE (454)
WINDSONG 4702 1 4 1 16 RED DOG GANG (356)
KESTRINA 4696 1 1 0 16 FIRE AND RUIN (453)
-SERRIS 4697 3 1 0 15 RAGGED EDGE (454)
-QORK ORKKIN 4698 1 0 0 13 RAGGED EDGE (454)
PRIVATE PERNA 4690 3 2 0 12 LENPROS (145)
-FRENCH VETO 4618 1 6 0 9 WORLDLY DECLINE (445)
-MODBLYE 4700 2 2 0 8 RAGGED EDGE (454)
-WARG 4701 2 2 0 8 RAGGED EDGE (454)
KID MEDICATION 4713 0 1 0 1 WORLDLY DECLINE (445)
THE DEAD W L K TEAM NAME SLAIN BY TURN Revenge?
SHIFTYEYED VOLUNT 360 0 1 0 1 WINDSONG 4702 549 NONE
ECK 4649 9 6 1 THE A'S -- LOSERS 431 CARDINAL ARIZPE 4645 546
LORD WALTON 4612 9 9 0 LENPROS 145 GADGET 4528 545 JUST REV
PRINCESS DIANA 4614 11 11 1 WORLDLY DECLINE 445 CARDINAL ARIZPE 4645 548
PERSONAL ADS
Oh, my! Not princess Diana?! I am so sorry for causing her death. Mea Culpa. I
apologize to all The Worldly Decline team. -- Cardinal Arizpe (heading to confession/
Bigfoots -- What did you do? You don't love me any more? I am so hurt. -- Lady
Huntsman (being rather melodramatic)
Warg -- It took effort, but victory was mine, Big Guy. -- Duke Of Whirlpool
Chelye -- You proved to be my better. Salute. -- Private Perna
Congratulations to Lord Protector Bigfoots. -- Lenpro
Fencepost -- It is true I am light of foot. One must be in my Family and my
profession. -- Don Francis
A fishing pole? Lord Walton would have relished that donation. Thank you Red Dog
Gang. -- Lenpro
Earthquake Excuse -- That never seems to work for me, so I just have to try harder.
And you're helping, thanks for my now-winning record! -- Dr Trinaire
P.S. I've probably jinxed it by noticing, but what the hey, I'll enjoy it while I
Klink -- You're just too cold and metallic for me. -- Irish Cream
Out of Time -- Story of my
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The question, within the limited confines of the narrative only, is apparently about the inevitable arrival of her character’s death. But really, on a wider meta-level, and in the context of the rolling ineptitude that unfolds, Theron could be addressing a more pivotal film-making issue, one that we’ve all been asking over and over again. Can Netflix make a good action movie?
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The “Real” World. :-(
I am not returning to the “real world,” because I don’t want to live in a world where something else besides martial arts is my major time sink. My part time job has many positive attributes. However, it was very difficult to go to that this morning instead of going to Taekwondo camp at the local YMCA or to some other martial arts event. Helping teach Taekwondo camp at the Pittsford YMCA for the past two weeks has been wonderful, and it was very difficult to leave that world and return to a non-martial-arts focus of things. At the same time, I feel as resolved as ever to do what is needed to see that I return to a martial-arts-focused way of things as quickly as possible.
Despite all the challenges our association has been through, we have always stayed strong, and things are looking up more than ever. New students continue to join, new programs continue to be formed, and new literature is being pioneered. The future is brighter than ever.
How I long to return to the way things were when we could all spend all day at the martial arts school: surrounded by beautiful surroundings, dedicated students, and the fruits of hard work and dedication. Everyone’s main concern was how to best cultivate virtues within themselves, and how they might better serve the benefit of everyone else. There is so much negativity and strife in modern society. I don’t want any part of it.
I find it very difficult to maintain quality practice when my time must be divided into so many things. It has been hard for me lately to keep up with meditation and Taekwondo practice. I need to continue pushing forward so that I can more quickly change my surroundings to those that better suite me.
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Darren Wordon, 49, won the third Omaze Million Pound House Draw - a stunning six bed country retreat located in a hamlet just outside Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.
The house, which is valued at over £2.5m, is newly-built and features all mod-cons, while still using traditional Georgian-style Cotswold stone materials. It’s set in 2.3 acres of sought-after Cotswolds countryside, close to the Cotswolds National Park. The idyllic family home also offers a two-bedroom detached cottage in its grounds as well as a driveway and a double-carport for budding collectors.
Darren said he entered the competition after seeing the house draw on television. He paid just £25 to purchase 40 entries back in May for the Omaze Million Pound House Draw.
Darren has been married to wife Mandy (48) for 26 years and they have two children, daughter Maddison (20) a student at Exeter university and Matthew (17) a student and semi-pro golfer. The family moved to the UK five years ago from Johannesburg, South Africa and currently live in a 3-bedroom detached house in Bath.
He said "I saw the advert on TV and hearing more about the incredible work The Prince’s Trust does for young people - I was inspired to enter the draw. Having two children myself, ensuring young people have the support and opportunities to thrive means a lot to me.
The house looked incredible but I never thought I'd win in a million years, this kind of thing just doesn’t happen
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Now using \eqref{equation:gamma-2}, \eqref{equation:extra}, $a_1<\frac{2}{3}$ and $a_2<\frac{5}{6}$, we get
\begin{multline*}
2a_1+2a_2+m+\widetilde{m}\leqslant 1-\frac{\epsilon}{2}+\frac{3}{2}\Big(\frac{4}{3}-\frac{2}{3}\epsilon+a_1\epsilon_1+a_2\epsilon_2\Big)=3-\frac{3}{2}\Big(\epsilon-a_1\epsilon_1-a_2\epsilon_2\Big)=\\
=3+\frac{3}{2}\Big(a_1-1\Big)\epsilon_1+\frac{3}{2}\Big(a_2-1\Big)\epsilon_2<3-\frac{1}{2}\epsilon_1-\frac{1}{4}\epsilon_2\leqslant 3-\frac{1}{4}\epsilon_1-\frac{1}{4}\epsilon_2=3-\frac{1}{4}\epsilon=\frac{12-\epsilon}{4}\leqslant\frac{3}{\gamma}<\frac{3}{\lambda}.
\end{multline*}
If $O\not\in\widehat{L}_1\cup\widetilde{L}_2\cup\widehat{F}$, then Lemma~\ref{lemma:adjunction} and \eqref{equation:gamma-2} give
$\widetilde{m}=\widehat{\Delta}\cdot G>\frac{1}{\lambda}>\frac{2-\epsilon}{2}$,
which is impossible, because $\widetilde{m}\leqslant m\leqslant 1-\frac{\epsilon}{2}$.
If $O=\widehat{F}\cap G$, then Lemma~\ref{lemma:adjunction} gives
$\frac{2}{\lambda}-(a_1+a_2+m)<G\cdot\widehat{\Delta}=\widetilde{m}$,
so that $a_1+a_2+m+\widetilde{m}>\frac{2}{\lambda}$.
This together with \eqref{equation:deg2-bound5} imply
$2-\epsilon\geqslant a_1+a_2+2m+2\widetilde{m}\geqslant a_1+a_2+m+\widetilde{m}>\frac{2}{\lambda}$,
which contradicts \eqref{equation:gamma-2}. Thus, we see that either $O=\widehat{L}_1\cap G$ or $O=\widehat{L}_2\cap G$.
Suppose that $O=\widehat{L}_1\cap G$. Then $\widetilde{m}=G\cdot\widehat{\Delta}>\frac{1}{\lambda}-a_1$ by Lemma~\ref{lemma:adjunction}.
Plugging this into \eqref{equation:deg2-bound4-1}, we obtain
$1-\epsilon_2-2a_1+a_2\geqslant m+\widetilde{m}\geqslant 2\widetilde{m}>\frac{2}{\lambda}-2a_1$,
so that $1-\epsilon_2+a_2>\frac{2}{\lambda}$. But
$$
\frac{3}{\lambda}-\big(2a_1+2a_2+m+\widetilde{m}\big)<\widehat{L}_1\cdot\widehat{\Delta}=1-\epsilon_1+a_1-2a_2-m-\widetilde{m}
$$
by Lemma~\ref{lemma:adjunction}, so that $1-\epsilon_1+3a_1>\frac{3}{\lambda}$. Adding these inequalities, we get
$3a_1+a_2+2-\epsilon>\frac{5}{\lambda}$.
Now using $a_1<\frac{2}{3}$, $a_2<\frac{5}{6}$ and \eqref{equation:extra}, we get
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\frac{5}{\lambda}<3a_1+a_2+2-\epsilon<\frac{10}{3}+a_1+a_2-\epsilon\leqslant \frac{10}{3}+\Big(\frac{4}{3}-\frac{2}{3}\epsilon+a_1\epsilon_1+a_2\epsilon_2\Big)-\epsilon=\\
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Saturday, June 27
Princefisher II graduated high school this month, a milestone barely achieved. Where he's going, or what he'll do, is anybody's guess. His beliefs and life trajectory are things I cannot fathom. He doesn't need me at all any more. I doubt he ever really did.
I am the eldest of four boys, and had two sons first. Princessfisher might as well be a giraffe; that's how much I understand my 16 year old daughter. In her eyes, I am a rigid and irrelevant anachronism. She doesn't need me, either.
Princefisher I, although not totally self sufficient, is far away and more independent every passing month. He is fine without me as well.
The past 12 months or so have been the most stressful I've ever experienced. I have been accosted on personal, professional, family, belief, financial, emotional, and geographic levels. I am exhausted. My depression, dormant for years now, has threatened to overwhelm me on many more than one occasion, sometimes in very, very dark places with ugly thoughts best left unspoken. Only my stubborness and fuck-you attitude have kept it at bay so far, the toughest internal battle I've yet experienced.
My life is not... I don't know. It's far from undesirable. As a matter of fact, parts of it are down right delicious, most notably my angelic wife. But it isn't what I want. Why, I don't know.
My family history is rife with miserable and unhappy individuals who did not, or do not, or refuse(d) to, understand themselves. I will not be one of them. Why this still plagues me, I don't know. But the simple act of questioning all this makes me better. Yes, I said BETTER.
What I do know is that you cannot change what life throws at you, but you can change how you react to it. Sometimes that reaction is immediate, sometimes it is a "sleep on it," sometimes it is an excruciating period of doubt and ennui. I am done with enduring the latter. Life has happened to me. It's time I happened.
Therefore, I am resolved to reinvent myself. There are many anecdotes of people changing and thriving after their youth, a late blossoming of worth, contribution, and contentment. Grandma Moses is an example to emulate.
But how does one do it? Meditation? Volunteering? Career change? Move? Sell everything you own? New hobby? Communing with a pine cone on top of the mountain? Getting off yer ass and writing that novel you've threatened yourself with for years? I don't know. I really don't.
It's easy to give up, which I am ashamed to admit I thought about doing many
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didn’t interfere.
For example, I think the splash of FR-041, or Debris, has changed demos in a major way; the small executable size, the cinematic quality, the jump in technical proficiency, the environment of its debut to a room of people in the Breakpoint 2007 party as the last shown demo… these all add up to a seminal event in demoscene history. No longer can a group simply be good; they have to be incredible, or go for the clownishness of a “funny” demo. The “pure style” video, having raged and won the competitions year after year in the modern era of DirectX, have now been pushed aside to a hybrid style and substance once more. This, I say, is my opinion. Trixter does not agree. I will not pretend to try and recount his here. The point is, this debate is very important to us.
It’s a debate that is very important to anyone who cares about this scene, this idea of a place that exists in screen to screen, program to program, contributed freely and with great delight and hubris from the era of the C64 to the present day of the Dual-Core CPU, Hardware Rendering and the Precedural Texture. It is a lot of energy to pour into something like this, but it rewards us, year after year.
That’s worth every drop of the drama.
Next: The Countries.
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1. Trixter says:
Very very glad to see that your point is the debate itself, not if a particular demo is THE BEST or not. 110% correct. Part of what makes the demoscene so fantastic is precisely the different pieces people get from each demo. I am a coder. I get the coding aspect. I don’t care nearly as much about the graphics or colors as I do the cleverness of the code. But I am just one person; there are artists who “get” the pixeling; there are musicians who “get” the music, etc. For me, the true art is the combined product.
BTW, I have no idea how you write so much every day. At age 35 my hands are finally finally starting to succumb to fatigue and I make tons of mistakes typing… and I can’t keep any sort of coherent story in my head longer than a page. You’re some sort of machine.
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Chapter: Problem:
What can Suchin do to resolve the problem?
• Step 1 of 1
The major question becomes should Chin stick with the original deal or try to renegotiate. This can be contentious, with students taking strong positions. One way to keep the class from polarizing is to suggest the two approaches make sense and are not mutually exclusive. Keeping to the agreement builds trust and good will, but it is also possible while doing this to reopen negotiations, especially if you think a revision can benefit both parties, or at least not put the other party at a disadvantage.
Other approaches include more careful inventory monitoring to suggest which items to stock and how much (in effect get more sales per foot of shelf space), make the aisles narrower to put in more shelving, looking for auxiliary space or adding space to the building. All of the ideas in this paragraph incur greater costs and time, while adding space requires zoning approval.
For those who say “sue the city for a better deal”, there are several questions. Is suing consistent with Chin’s style to date? Would there be negative local reaction, which would worsen sales? Could his other businesses face sales downturns or government reaction? If he sues, what will be the likely reaction of the city? Generally, the aggressive approach needs to be thought through.
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The Original Westerley Cardigan
You may know it as The Dude's cardigan or The Big Lebowski sweater, but we debuted the Westerley cardigan in 1972 as part of our Westernwear line.
Original History
Super thick and warm, the Westerley was one cozy sweater. We carried it for more than ten years. Throughout those years, the Westerley's zip front, ring zipper pull, shawl collar and Greek key pattern all stayed the same, although the color variations were surprisingly wide. The sweater went out of production in the 1980s, but found popularity again in the early 2000s, thanks to an obscure movie that didn't stay obscure for very long.
The Big Lebowski
This Coen brothers' film was released in 1998, but quietly grew into a cult favorite. No one can pinpoint the exact reason why. Was it Donny's clueless questions? Walter's chin-strap beard? The German nihilists? The dream sequence scored by Kenny Rogers and the First Edition?
The Big Lebowski continues to grow as a cultural phenomenon. It's not a movie anymore, it's a lifestyle. Its fans, the Achievers, have conventions and their own documentary. And as the movie's audience has grown, so has the demand for a recreation of the Westerley sweater.
The First Revivals
The Westerley Sweater and Vest
The Original Westerley
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