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The Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park is located in the western part of the province of Malaga, in the heart of the Serrania de Ronda. Famous for its beautiful pinsapares, hides among its forests, scrub and grasslands a great diversity of species of fungi have been inventoried more than 400 different taxa, among which we can cite edible species highly coveted by mycophagous as the thistle mushroom or the cagarria, and other toxic or even deadly as the fly swatter, the Amanita pantherina or Galerina marginata. This mushroom book is intended to make known part of this enormous mycological wealth, with special emphasis on edible mushrooms and those toxic mushrooms that every amateur should know to avoid misfortune, which are described in an accessible way for people who are new to the fascinating world of mushrooms.
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I just finished getting a Heathkit HW-101 back on the air. It came with a CW crystal filter... [IMG] On the filter it says 400Hz @6DB. I...
I recently obtained a Yaesu FT-857D and have been using it primarily for QRP CW. It is a fine radio. I have been using the audio DSP bandpass...
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Simiso Buthelezi‘s opponent has terrifyingly admitted he’s having suicidal thoughts after the boxer tragically died following their fight last weekend.
Siphesihle Mntungwa made the troubling admission this week to Sowetan Live, a daily newspaper in South Africa, saying he’s received threats and horrible messages accusing him of causing the 24-year-old’s death during their sanctioned bout on Sunday.
“I came under heavy criticism and insults on social media platforms when Simiso was hospitalised,” Mntungwa said, “it has taken another level now that he has passed away.”
“I just can’t take it anymore. One thing is left for me — I am going to kill myself.”
Mntungwa went on to say that he did not kill Simiso, nor was it his intention to end the fighter’s life. Rather, the 27-year-old said he was just competing in a boxing match, focusing on winning the title so he could provide for his family financially.
“I did not kill Simiso,” he said. “We may have been involved in a boxing fight but it was not a matter of life and death.”
“All I wanted was to win the title, which maybe was going to help change my life and that of my family.”
As we reported, Simiso became so disoriented during the 10th round of the contest with Mntungwa in South Africa that he began punching thin air — forcing the referee to end the match.
Simiso, who collapsed in the ring following the scary scene, was rushed to the hospital … but unfortunately, later died there.
Mntungwa’s trainer, Mmeli Mkhize, said he’s seeking professional help for Mntungwa following the fighter’s disturbing admission to the outlet.
He added that the threats against Mntungwa have been so bad, they can’t even pay their respects to Simiso out of concern for what people might try to do them there.
“We will not even be able to attend the funeral because we are scared,” he said.
If you or someone you know is thinking of suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK.
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Sonata Acoustics distributers Sound Reduction Systems were approached by Ford Fleet Dept, Bradford who needed treatment to their office noise problem. The poor acoustics within the rooms lead to intolerable sound reverberation, making it difficult for staff and clients to work effectively in person and on telephones.
A detailed site analysis was carried out to obtain a predicted reverberation calculation and effectively specify the correct amount of absorption required. It’s important for both supplier and client to carry out this calculation, to identify the exact amount of absorption needed rather than simply guessing or using rule of thumb, which can sometimes lead to over ordering.
Ford Bradford opted for Sonata Memo NoticeBoard absorbers and Sonata Duo Desk Absorbers. Sonata Duo Desk Absorbers are a multi-functional sound absorber used not only for Class A sound absorption but also as separating desk divider. Sonata Duo Desk Absorbers are also available as a Sonata Memo Desk absorber incorporating a Notice board as a third function.
All product installation works was carried out by Floorscan Acoustics Ltd specialist installers.
Sonata offers an extensive range of solutions using sound absorption panels. Panels are available in a variety of designs and sizes. Panels can be bespoke and made to order and come in range of colours to suit any environment. Once installed they provide a beautiful solution to any absorption problem.
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The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) — a planet-scale array of 8 ground-based radio telescopes and part of an international collaboration — captured the first image of a black hole. On April 10th 2019, EHT researchers disclosed the first direct visual evidence of a supermassive black hole in the heart of the Galaxy Messier 87.
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I watched a few videos, I agreed with some of her points while some of her points were more like "eh, that seems like a stretch".
Then I watched one of her videos beating up on fallout 3. She showed an video of the player beating to death a female character and taking off the limbs, while saying something like "in fallout 3, women are just there to be victims to you, that is all they are" and quickly moved on to a different topic.
basically, it was like she could find nothing actually sexist about the game and just showed herself(because she's totally the gamer who has played these games right) beating to death a digital female to make a point about how patriarchy is bad. while ignoring any of the rest of the game which is pretty damned non-sexist. There is a broad spectrum of female and male characters... but nope, because you can hit a woman... SEXISM.
at that point, I knew completely that she didn't play fallout. I knew she was willing to lie about playing games and lie about the games themselves just to fill up airtime in a video. I didn't listen to anything else she has to say.
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A 2015 Facebook post by Pablo Reyes is getting viral on Internet where he predicted death of Gorilla, Prince, Muhammad Ali and Kimbo Slice. Post has 45K Reactions and more than 64,393 shares.
Looks like post is from December 27, 2015 but when I browsed the options and checked Edit History, this is what I saw.
The post was edited 10 hours ago and the original post is something else. This is one of the top Internet trolls this year. Millions of lazy internet users believed him!
Thank me at @aey.
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Revealed: The real reason West Ham didn't sign ex-Newcastle ace Joey Barton
WEST HAM co-chairman David Sullivan has revealed that grumblings from Hammers' players prevented the club from signing Joey Barton.
The east London side came close to bringing in the ex-Newcastle star on a free transfer.
And it was thought at the time that a fans' revolt was the main reason why the club failed to snap him up.
But Sullivan has now revealed the real reason.
GETTY
“There were a couple of players who didn't fancy it and if the potential cost is an unhappy dressing room, you have to listen to it”David Sullivan
Speaking to KUMB, he said: "Personally I would have signed Joey Barton because it was an exceptionally good deal from a financial point of view.
"It was very high appearance money, but a very low basic. There was no long-term commitment and big appearance money only if he started - and only in Premier League games.
"From a purely financial point of view, to get a player of Joey Barton's quality in on a one-year contract was very good from a financial point of view.
"But there were a couple of players who didn't fancy it and if the potential cost is an unhappy dressing room, you have to listen to it."
Barton left QPR in the summer and is now said to be in discussions with Championship side Nottingham Forest after holding talks with a number of different clubs.
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2016 Weddings & Events
Here at Barb's Green House Florist we always love a friendly competition! Our version of a "contest" usually revolves around one common denominator - a container, a vase, or a new flower or merchandise, that each one of our designers will create something with. Even though each piece starts out with basically the same idea - they all turn out uniquely different because each one of us is so uniquely different. So, this is our latest competition - and it's a race to see which designer's sells first!!
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What Does Watch Water Resistance Actually Mean?
Luxury watches, such as the Hamilton Jazzmaster, are precious things. Not only do they make any outfit stand out, but they can also offer you a great way to break the ice with other watch enthusiasts. In the quest to increase the useful life of your watch, understanding what could damage it is important. Water is at the top of the list of common watch damaging elements.
While some watch manufacturers make their watches water resistant, there is a limit to how much pressure your watch can brave before any damage can occur. In case your watch isn’t stamped as water resistant, keeping it away from water is essential to steer away from costly damage. Understanding the concept of water-resistant could mean saving your watch.
Most people refer to the ability of a watch to withstand water pressure as being waterproof. However, no watch is ever fully waterproof as there is always a limit to how much a watch can resist water leaks. Under certain conditions, water can still permeate into the watch.
A water-resistant watch, on the other hand, means that the watch is protected against water and humidity. When it comes to swimming, the level of resistance that a watch can have will depend on its water resistance rating.
Mostly, the only thing that stops water from making its way into the interior of your watch is a small gasket at the crown and pusher among other openings. With time, however, this gasket can dry up and lose its elasticity and ability to keep water out. This increases the need to have your watch regularly tested for water resistance.
When Should You Swim With The Watch?
The water resistance ability of watches will mostly be measured through meters or atmospheres. One atmosphere is equal to 10 meters in water depth.
Such watches are barely water resistant. You can splash some water on the surface or even wash your hands while wearing it, but dipping it in water will damage it. Keep such watches away from moisture.
A watch whose water resistance rating is at 50 meters is more tenacious than the one above. You can at least dip it in some water, but swimming with it is out of bounds. Swimming will typically expose the watch to excessive pressure.
When rated at 100m meters, you can swim with your watch as long as you do not surpass the 100m mark. This means that you can’t dive with it, only snorkeling at the surface will be safe.
In case you intend to use your watch while diving, this is the right option for you. In fact, some have helium escape valves for better resistance. Such watches can resist deep sea pressure, but their resistance wears away with time. As a result, ensure that you take it for regular testing to ensure it lasts.
Showering with your watch can lead to its damage, as noted on Watch Review Blog. Soaps and shampoos tend to be corrosive and can damage the delicate parts of your watch. In case you pour soap or shampoo onto the watch by accident, be sure to wipe and rinse it before leaving it to dry.
Additionally, avoid using your watch in hot water as it changes the structure of the watch, making it easier for water to permeate into it. To be safe, keep your watch away from the shower.
Having the water resistance seal on your watch doesn’t give you the go-ahead to start dipping it in water. It helps to pay attention to its water resistance rating to avoid costly damages. Be sure to consistently have your watch tested for resistance, especially if you expose it to water often.
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Stuck in wall
Don't know if this is a known issue but when vaulting onto a rock ledge, I was close to the wall next to the ledge and the animation of vaulting glitched me into the wall. I was half in, half out and couldn't move.
So I'm guessing somehow, if you're too close to the adjacent wall, and you vault up, the animation disregards the wall, then when it completes and you're character is coliding with the wall you just get stuck.
Just wanted to mention it here if the devs check here for bug reports.
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In an ancient Jorian temple, Jaqi faces John Starfire, the new ruler of the Empire. He has set all the worlds aflame in his quest to destroy humankind. Jaqi has sworn to stop him. Problem is, Jaqi isn't much of a fighter.
Meanwhile, the sun-eating cosmic spiders, the Shir, have moved out of the Dark Zone and are consuming the galaxy. Araskar knows that he must hold them back, but to do that, he has to give himself over to the Resistance, under the command of John Starfire's wife. And she wants him dead more than she wants the stars to live.
If Jaqi and Araskar can fight their way out, they can use a secret at the heart of the Dark Zone to free the galaxy, and end John Starfire's new tyranny. They lose, and every star in the sky will go dark.
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https://publishing.tor.com/starfirememorysblade-spencerellsworth/9780765395764/
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Redskins backup QB Kirk Cousins will start in place of the injured Robert Griffin III Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. Photo by Bill Bride.
Backup quarterback Kirk Cousins will start for the Washington Redskins in place of the injured Robert Griffin III on the road Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. The Redskins announced the decision via their website (www.redskins.com), twitter and facebook Saturday evening.
Griffin is recovering from a right knee Grade 1 sprain of his LCL suffered late in the Redskins’ 31-28 overtime win over the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday.
Cousins took most of the snaps in practice last week. The rookie fourth-round draft pick out of Michigan State connected on a touchdown pass to Pierre Garçon with 29 seconds left against Baltimore, then ran in the two-point conversion to tie the game at 28. The Redskins won in overtime.
Cousins also played in relief of Griffin in Week 5 against the Atlanta Falcons, throwing a 77-yard touchdown pass to Santana Moss. But also threw two interceptions in the 24-17 loss.
According to www.redskins.com, Redskins coach Mike Shanahan had said earlier Saturday that the starting quarterback would be named Sunday.
However, ESPN first reported Saturday evening that a person in the Redskins’ meeting room sent a text to ESPN stating that Shanahan told the team Cousins would start.
Shanahan has instructed his players to be tight-lipped with the media about injuries. The news means that the Browns have more time to prepare for Cousins rather than waiting until the last minute.
The Redskins apparently did not expect the news to get out, as this article, written on www.redskins.com late Saturday afternoon, was still on the team’s website after 11:00 p.m. EST—at the same time that the news of Cousins' being tabbed to start was also on the site.
Griffin is the fastest quarterback in the NFL, while Cousins is primarily a pocket passer. RG3 has had a spectacular rookie season, throwing 18 touchdowns and just four interceptions.
The Redskins (7-6) are fighting for a playoff spot. Washington is currently one game behind the New York Giants in the NFC East and one game out of the final wild-card berth in the NFC.
Cleveland (5-8) is having another disappointing season, but has won three games in a row.
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https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1446564-redskins-backup-qb-kirk-cousins-will-start-for-robert-griffin-iii-vs-browns
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As a satirist stories like the one below annoy me for taking possible material and moving it into the real world.
Long commutes and longer workdays force many expecting parents to spend considerable time away from one another. Whether separated by hundreds of miles, or by a simple daily commute, the separation can be heart wrenching for the upcoming parents as they struggle to support one another for this major change in their lives. The Kickbee is intended to help bridge the physical gap between spouses by enabling pregnant mothers to share the experience of a baby kicking in the womb with the fathers…an event that is normally only experienced in close proximity through the touch of the father’s hand to her belly.
Well at least Planned Parenthood won’t be getting in on the action. Baby’s Last Tweet just doesn’t sound so good.
We are but one step away from the wireless chastity belt. Finally.
I made Mommy run to the bathroom!
|
https://www.splendoroftruth.com/curtjester/2010/07/babies-first-tweet/
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<filename>tests/roundtrip.rs
extern crate tempfile;
use std::collections::HashMap;
use std::fs::{create_dir, File};
use std::io::Write;
use std::process::{Child as ChildProcess, Stdio};
use tempfile::tempdir;
#[test]
fn roundtrip() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
let dir = tempdir()?;
let files: HashMap<String, String> = (0..10)
.map(|i| (format!("file{}", i), format!("test content for file number {}", i)))
.collect();
let test_data_dir = dir.path().join("test-data");
create_dir(&test_data_dir)?;
for (name, content) in &files {
let mut file = File::create(test_data_dir.join(name))?;
file.write_all(content.as_bytes())?;
}
let build = escargot::CargoBuild::new()
.run()?
.command()
.current_dir(dir.path())
.arg("build")
.arg(dir.path().join("test-data").as_os_str())
.arg("files")
.status()?;
if !build.success() {
return Err("failed to build archive".into());
}
let server = Server::start(dir.path().join("files.archive").as_os_str())?;
std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(200));
for (name, content) in &files {
let res = reqwest::Client::builder()
.gzip(true)
.timeout(std::time::Duration::from_millis(200))
.build()?
.get(&format!("http://localhost:{}/{}", server.port()?, name))
.send()?
.text()?;
assert_eq!(&res, content);
}
Ok(())
}
struct Server {
process: ChildProcess,
}
impl Server {
/// Somewhat random, lol
const PORT: u16 = 60814;
fn start(archive_file: &std::ffi::OsStr) -> Result<Server, Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
let process = escargot::CargoBuild::new()
.run()?
.command()
.arg("serve")
.arg(format!("--port={}", Self::PORT))
.arg(archive_file)
.stdout(Stdio::null())
.spawn()?;
Ok(Server { process })
}
fn port(&self) -> Result<u16, Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
Ok(Self::PORT)
}
}
impl Drop for Server {
fn drop(&mut self) {
self.process.kill().unwrap();
}
}
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Five Phases of Professional Development
Too often, teachers say that the professional development they receive provides limited application to their everyday world of teaching and learning. Here The North Central Regional Educational Laboratory shares a five-phase framework that can help create comprehensive, ongoing, and — most importantly — meaningful and to build a conceptual understanding of it. Activities in this phase might include goal setting, assessing needs, participating in interactive workshops, and forming a study group.
- Observing Models and Examples.
The purpose of this phase is to study instructional examples in order to develop a practical understanding of the research. In this phase, one might participate in activities such as school and classroom visitations, peer observation, using instructional artifacts, co-planning, and listening to or watching audio and video examples.
- Reflecting on Your Practice.
The purpose of this phase is to analyze your instructional practice on the basis of new knowledge. Activities in this phase might include the use of journals or teacher-authored cases for collegial discussion and reflection.
- Changing Your Practice.
The purpose of this phase is to translate your new knowledge into individual and collaborative plans and actions for curricular and instructional change. Activities might include action research, peer-coaching, support groups, and curriculum development.
- Gaining and Sharing Expertise.
The purpose of this phase is to continue to refine your instructional practice, learning with and from colleagues while also sharing your practical wisdom with your peers. Activities in this phase might include team planning, mentoring or partnering with a colleague, and participating in a network.
Used with permission of Learning Point Associates. The North Central Regional Educational Laboratory. (n.d.). Five Phases of Professional Development. Retrieved May 20, 2009, from.
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Following BMW Motorsport`s range of winnings in the 2016 season, the racing division from BMW is already thinking up ahead and is preparing for the 2018 season.
The big news is that BMW Motorsport is also warming up the all-new BMW M4 GT4, which will make its official debut in 2018. Below, the racer is seen in the first official images, revealing the model with the typical racing wrapping, which kinda resemble that of a test mule.
As we can depict from the photos below, the all-new BMW M4 GT4 comes with carbon fiber components, some borrowed from the BMW M3 GTS. We are looking here at a carbon fiber bonnet with custom built air outlets for a more efficient air flow, adding front splinters, adjustable tailgate, carbon fiber doors and roof and a few more.
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https://www.bmwcoop.com/2016/12/12/bmw-m4-gt4-breaks-cover-first-official-pics/
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Chris Finke is somewhat of an anomaly. The 5-foot-9 graduate student out of Dayton, Ohio, has slowly risen in the ranks of Notre Dame football, proving an indispensable member of the team. Initially a walk on, Finke contributed on the scout team throughout his freshman year before earning a scholarship during fall camp of his sophomore season.
Finke backed up the scholarship offer with a breakout sophomore season, recording 122 yards over 10 games and a touchdown against Syracuse and Virginia Tech. His progression only continued into his junior season, playing in all 13 games and starting in the team’s 21-17 win over LSU in the Citrus Bowl.
Just as he’s continued to build on each season, Finke is always looking to find new ways to be an asset on the field, joining special teams as a key punt returner.
Finke kicked off his senior year in memorable fashion, rising to snatch a 43-yard pass under the bright lights from then-quarterback Brandon Wimbush and put the Irish up 14-0. He continued to come up clutch in key moments, making 49 catches throughout the season for a total of 571 yards. He showed a diverse range of skills, taking 19 punt returns for Notre Dame’s special teams.
Irish graduate student slot receiver Chris Finke catches and runs during Notre Dame’s 24-17 win over USC on Nov. 24 to finish the 2018 regular season undefeated.
Despite four years of experiences and memories, Finke wasn’t ready to hang up the helmet quite yet. Now, two games into his fifth year in the program Finke has no regrets about that decision.
With his changing responsibilities, so too has his leadership evolved.
“My role on this team is you know, as a captain to lead the guys to lead by example and vocally and then do what I’m asked on the field and make plays and know my job and, and help our offense and special teams,” Finke said.
Finke has also had to step into new positions following collarbone injuries to juniors Cole Kmet and Michael Young. Despite the shuffling around and having to adjust to new lineups, Finke remains optimistic of what lies ahead and considers himself a student of the game.
Finke’s gradual emergence in the program has provided him a unique perspective on the rise of some of the new faces on the team including sophomore wide receiver Lawrence Keys III and senior wide receiver Javon McKinley.
His dedication and leadership have not gone unnoticed, earning him the honor of being named one of seven captains following preseason camp. And with that title comes the expectation of mentorship.
With arguably the biggest matchup of his career — certainly the biggest road matchup of his career — around the corner in Georgia, Finke is using the 2017 one-point loss to the Bulldogs to fuel his preparation.
Editor’s note: A version of this article originally appeared in the Sept. 7 edition...
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https://ndsmcobserver.com/2019/11/finke-looks-to-contribute-in-variety-of-ways/
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I remember reading a wrestling magazine in 2000 (this was in the UK, if anyone else remembers this too), and it had a fantasy booking match that was obviously pure fantasy, cos there was no way it was ***EVER*** going to happen
The match was the rock vs Hogan lol
I remember the way they ended it was that the people's eyebrow would jump off of rock's face and would choke Hogan to death. No really that's what the writer came up with.
It must have been from 1998 this magazine, or soon after, cos it was talking about warrior in WCW, although mainly to talk about British Bulldog (the article was all about his drug addiction, which started when Davey Boy landed on Warrior's secret trap door entrance, and got prescribed morphine for the pain but then he got addicted to it and had to get it illegally when the doctor stopped prescribing it, and he never really recovered from it, the drug addiction contributed heavily to his death). That's the first place I ever learned about drug addiction and how terrible it was, I was only like 8 years old. And then of course later in my life I became a drug addict myself so I know Bulldog's pain, I've got a busted spine too, I'm disabled cos of it, and they give me these opioid painkillers which I'm heavily addicted to and I hate it.
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Comment on triggering of Article 50 by the UK
Following the announcement that the United Kingdom has triggered Article 50 to begin the process of leaving the European Union, Michaela Koller, director general of Insurance Europe, commented:
“The triggering of Article 50 marks the beginning of a complicated process that could have a significant impact on the future prosperity of both Europe and the UK. Therefore, it is important that the upcoming negotiations focus on delivering a result that benefits citizens and businesses on both sides.”
Published 29 March 2017
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Yes, definitely Ketatosis & the receding and thinning is anticipated. But the glistening shiny beads on the hair shaft and on the scalp as seen in my picture, plus the hair wherever it parts is lined with burnt-reddish color at the scalp on the base of the shaft. Plus, some of my hair appears tufted, with more than one hair growing out of a follicle (pill multigemini), and sometimes several hairs (10 or more is indicative of scarring alopecia).
I have been all over the map with considering. the varying conditions of my scalp and hair. Lichen planopilaris , psoriasis, fungal infection, seborrheic dermatitis. A lousy Dermatologist only went so far as to flip back a piece of my hair near the crown & diagnose Androgenic Alopecia. Because of my insurance, he is literally the only Dermatologist in town & he isn’t even in my town, but 30 minutes north. My only other option was Teladoc and they begged off saying they cant diagnose hair or scalp from a photo.
I appreciate you & your response. I just need greater understanding about my condition so maybe I can keep my hair, and keep it healthy for a few more.
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I remember reading that earthquakes can't really be "overdue" because that whole "this one goes off every 500 years" is more based on the number of earthquakes since we started recording it.
Edit: [here](http://geology.about.com/od/eq_prediction/fl/overdue-earthquakes.htm) is that article I was talking about. This does a good job of explaining why seismologists never use the word "overdue" or try to predict earthquakes.
TL;DR: Earthquakes rarely show up on time for dinner, regardless of what they've done in the past.
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Please use the ☼Bi-weekly DF Questions Thread☼ if you have questions.
If you want a peaceful game, consider creating a world with low savagery and low beasts, and embarking far away from any goblin settlements.
My preferred tileset is a modified 12x12 version of the default Curses tileset.
I've never used LNP, so I can't tell you anything about that.
How you wish to build your fortress is up to you. If you don't have enough water, magma, ore, or plants on the surface, feel free to dig down until you find some.
When choosing a site for your fortress, the game will tell you if there are aquifers in the area. If an aquifer gets in the way of digging, you can usually just dig around it. Remember that mining damp stone is usually not a good idea.
On the designations menu, you can press [a] to enable automining. When you designate an area for automining, dwarves will only mine gems and useful ores while ignoring stone and soil. Before you can smelt and forge metal, you must build a wood furnace to produce charcoal. To smelt ore into metal, you must build a smelter. To craft metal items, you must build a metalsmith's forge.
Always keep a wide variety of materials on hand. If you can't produce something, then buy it from a caravan. If you don't have a certain material, then a dwarf is more likely to die from a strange mood.
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How to Change Directory in SFTP?
But file is still uploaded to the "." Directory.
How do I change the directory?
Further clarification: “SFTP” is the Secure File Transfer Protocol over SSH. It is a protocol unrelated to the FTP protocol. The Chilkat SSH / SFTP component is used for “SFTP”. SFTP is achieved by connecting to an SSH server at port 22.
You don't "change directories". If you are calling the UploadFileByName method, then the remoteFilePath argument would be something like "./subdir1/subdir2/myFile.dat" and the localFilePath would be the path (relative or absolute) of the file in the local filesystem.
For any method having a remote path argument, you would specify either the path relative to the HOME directory of the SSH user account, or the absolute path from the root of the remote filesystem. I would always recommend using the relative path from the HOME directory.
This does not work when you do not know whether you are connecting to a Windows or Linux server who use different slashes in the paths.
Uploading to /home/dir/myfile or homedirmyfile are not compatible.
SFTP servers will always use forward slashes, and would likely automatically convert backslashes to forward slashes. Chilkat converts backslashes to forward slashes for the actual SFTP protocol message sent to the SFTP server.
It is not working. We upload using: FTPDirectory = "batches" lsFileName is the full path to the local file "D:DIRDIRP504_PIStatement.txt" lsOnlyFileName is the file name without the path, here it is "P504_PIStatement.txt"
The forum is not a free support line. If you are under the non-expired support of a purchase license, you may send email to |||EMAIL_ADDRESS|||
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As a Level 83 player (Prestige 1/Level 33), I have gone out of my way to like this game... I REALLY want to like this game. Though I've considered quitting the game numerous times, I though I would insure I gave the ultimate fair try by slogging though all of it's near-Beta level shortcomings. I just can't do it anymore. I quit. Ill revisit it once they come out with the next revision (this month, right?), in order to get it out of it's Beta quality of gameplay.
The Reddit posts on this games shortcomings have done a good job of making suggestions for important feature changes and fixes. If the developers have failed to review and consider these Reddit posts, that is on them, and they will have a failed game, and hurt the name and rep of their companies and brands.
While most of the shortcomings posted on Reddit here are valid and significant, I find three aspects of the current game which makes it unplayable for me: Tags, Footsteps and Suppression, which all result is the game being a complete camping game. If the goal was to create a total camping game, they have succeeded. If not, they need to work on these issues.
The Tags last for way too long and provide way too much of a benefit to the tagging team. In real life, a tactical drone can tag/track a person, but those tags can not be seen with the naked eye, no less though walls and solid objects. This makes the games current implementation of tagging very unrealistic. Require a player to put on their NVGs to see a tag, or don't let them see it. And cut the long tag period to half. Tags let players just shoot below the tag at all distances and hit their opponents, which really ruins the gameplay, imo, so I would suggest that like the sounds markers (which should be removed), perhaps a tag should only provide the general area of a player.
The volume of footsteps is outrageous... you can hear someone running 60 yards away, even with way over the top ambient sounds. This ends up promoting... even more camping! Since tags last for so long, and footsteps are so loud, then the logical way to stay alive is to camp one concealed spot, and wait for someone to run/sprint by. Current footstep sound volumes contribute considerably to a campers-only game.
The general suppression effect (heavy blur when being hit by bullets) is so over the top for ALL weapons, that whomever gets bullets onto a target first, commonly wins the gunfight, as the recipient of those bullets has almost zero ability to see the shooting adversary, even if they are close and directly in front of them... its all just a blur. This results in... you guessed it, MORE CAMPING!
So, in order to prevent getting tagged, heard, or suppressed to death... all critical goals to just stay alive, the only answer is to camp, and maybe creep... pretty much a poorly implemented Rainbow Six. If that is their goal, bravo, they have succeeded. But I wont be playing it. If not, then reduces/nerf tagging, running/sprinting sound levels and general weapon suppression effects... and fix most all the other stuff posted on this thread as well!
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This is a time of celebration: the pandemic has abated both here and in the Andes. It is fall there, and the weaving communities are bringing in the harvest, the children are returning to in-person school, and tourism is beginning to return. The weavers are looking with hope towards a more secure future, a future that you can help them create.
As part of its 2022/2023 grant requests, the Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco (CTTC) has asked for our support in creating an internship program for young weavers, aimed at developing the next generation of leadership for the CTTC and its network of weaving communities. This pilot program will bring six college-age young people into the center as paid interns. During their nine-month internship, they will be involved in all areas of the CTTC operations: education, community development, inventory and product management, product design, information technology (IT) and institutional image (what we would call marketing).
Interns will be chosen from among the ten CTTC weaving communities. They will develop professional skills through interaction with colleagues, business partners, the weaving communities, and the public, both in the retail stores and online. Most important, they will experience the “big picture” of how the CTTC functions and fulfills its mission, bringing that perspective back to their communities and preparing them to be future leaders of the organization if they choose that path.
The ATA Spring Appeal aims to raise $22,000 to help support this important program. We already have pledges of $11,000 in matching funds from the ATA board and a generous donor who is passionate about supporting ongoing education for young weavers. We ask you to join us in helping to build a bright future for these young weavers and their communities.
Help us reach our $22,000 goal!
Andean Textile Arts is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) organization (Tax 03-0368193). No goods or services were provided in exchange for your donation.
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https://andeantextilearts.org/donate/spring-campaign-2022/
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One of the detrimental and thus absolutely most important factors ANY popular game must have is a stable and good framerate. The last 2 times i was interested in this game AND booted it up, it had gotten worse. A lot worse. Let's also not forget that quite a few people that are competitive in their nature initially did enjoy this game. The basic map-layout. However, all that is locked off when the map changes too drastically, and the framerate dips further down. Why i mention framerate is because i've literally not bothered re-installing this game since i initially won over 120 games in little less than the initial month this game was out. Why? Cause the files are freaking fat. And when playing, i barely get to 60 fps. That framerate is UNACCEPTABLE. And that is with me setting all the game's settings to the lowest. This is where ANY competitive gamer will find more joy in H1, even PUBG, CS:GO, or any other Esport. It's because the game can be played and looks ok (not insanely good) even when played with old hardware. Case and fact thus is that the framerate took a great game and ran it into the ground. And it gets worse then also when the entire market lagged behind with over an entire year or so in regard towards giving consumers better hardware.
Honestly, everything i said here might be wrong now. I mean i haven't played the game in quite some time so go figure. But what i do know is that these basic factors again and again manifest themselves to a reliable degree i popular games AND Esports games without fail. The mechanics are simple, but have a lot of mental depth to them. Remove that and you are killing a part of the game that attract people. Make the game fairly simple, yet advanced from a tactical perspective. This let's the mind carve out more action. More than what most developers can even fathom mostly. Which again is why the old H1Z1 map or CS:GO's basic maps was played into oblivion despite looks and size and complexity. Which bolsters my point further. And let's not forget that the price must be reasonable. Mesh these things together and you got yourself a game that is Esports ready and is also ready for COMPETITIVE PEOPLE. People that without knowing it themselves in reality WANT to get 150+ fps in their game in order to perform. But most people are scrubs so no wonder they don't know. Or in the case of the devs, they don't know that over-complexity is a framerate killer and so they ruin their map designs by this. Or that mechanics should be simple but have options to them. That makes the game more interesting the more you play and depending on what is popular. For example, create basic counters.
Good example: Instead of basically removing guns and making them worthless in the game, give people alternate options to deal with the guns. This game is not cursed by you being stuck playing for 40 minutes anyways, around 20 max i found. So seriously, basic educated measurements taking and you here got a game that would never have had this slope-like life.
TO BAD THAT'S NOT THE CASE. We are living in a time where the 10-5% most dedicated players directly or indirectly know what will make a great game. And where the +5% best competitive players could direct and fine-tune it better than any game-dev.
But hey. When you develop games, you *THINK* that the mainstream matters. Too bad we are talking about competitive entertainment here. And not politics. The difference is so important, your miss-stepping will likely kill this game like any other older game.
Cheers. My thoughts on this all.
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const Manager = require('./lib/Manager');
const Intern = require('./lib/Intern');
const Engineer = require('./lib/Engineer');
const inquirer = require('inquirer');
const path = require('path');
const fs = require('fs');
// paths
const OUTPUT_DIR = path.resolve(__dirname, 'output');
const outputPath = path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'team.html');
const generatePage = require('./src/template');
const roster = [];
const rosterId = [];
const startApp = () => {
const createManagement = () => {
console.log('Please create your employee roster.');
inquirer
.prompt([
{
type: 'input',
name: 'managerName',
message: "What is the new manager's name?",
validate: (userInput) => {
if (userInput !== '') {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter at least one character.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'managerId',
message: "What is the new manager's id?",
validate: (userInput) => {
if (userInput !== '') {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter at least one number.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'managerEmail',
message: "What is the new manager's email?",
validate: (userInput) => {
if (userInput !== '') {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter a valid email.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'managerOffice',
message: "What is the new manager's office number?",
validate: (userInput) => {
if (userInput !== '') {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter at least one number.';
},
},
])
.then((userInput) => {
const manager = new Manager(
userInput.managerName,
userInput.managerId,
userInput.managerEmail,
userInput.managerOffice
);
roster.push(manager);
rosterId.push(userInput.managerId);
createRoster();
});
};
function createRoster() {
inquirer
.prompt([
{
type: 'list',
name: 'choiceSelection',
message: 'Which role would you like to add to your team?',
choices: ['Intern', 'Engineer', 'None. I am okay with the size of my team.'],
},
])
.then((userInput) => {
switch (userInput.choiceSelection) {
case 'Intern':
createIntern();
break;
case 'Engineer':
createEngineer();
break;
default:
renderRoster();
}
});
}
const createIntern = () => {
inquirer
.prompt([
{
type: 'input',
name: 'internsName',
message: "What is the intern's name?",
validate: (userInput) => {
if (userInput !== '') {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter a name.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'internsId',
message: "What is your intern's id?",
validate: (userInput) => {
const pass = userInput.match(/^[1-9]\d*$/);
if (pass) {
if (rosterId.includes(userInput)) {
return 'This ID is taken. Please enter a different number.';
} else {
return true;
}
}
return 'Please enter a number greater than zero.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'internsEmail',
message: "What is your intern's email?",
validate: (userInput) => {
const pass = userInput.match(/\S+@\S+\.\S+/);
if (pass) {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter a valid email address.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'internsSchool',
message: 'What school did the intern come from?',
validate: (userInput) => {
if (userInput !== '') {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter at least one character.';
},
},
])
.then((userInputs) => {
const intern = new Intern(
userInputs.internsName,
userInputs.internsId,
userInputs.internsEmail,
userInputs.internsSchool
);
roster.push(intern);
rosterId.push(userInputs.internsId);
createRoster();
});
};
const createEngineer = () => {
inquirer
.prompt([
{
type: 'input',
name: 'engineersName',
message: "What is your engineer's name?",
validate: (userInput) => {
if (userInput !== '') {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter at least one character.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'engineersId',
message: "What is your engineer's id?",
validate: (userInput) => {
const pass = userInput.match(/^[1-9]\d*$/);
if (pass) {
if (rosterId.includes(userInput)) {
return 'This ID is taken. Please enter a different number.';
} else {
return true;
}
}
return 'Please enter a number greater than zero.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'engineersEmail',
message: "What is your engineer's email?",
validate: (userInput) => {
const pass = userInput.match(/\S+@\S+\.\S+/);
if (pass) {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter a valid email address.';
},
},
{
type: 'input',
name: 'engineersGithub',
message: "What is the engineer's GitHub username?",
validate: (userInput) => {
if (userInput !== '') {
return true;
}
return 'Please enter a valid username.';
},
},
])
.then((userInputs) => {
const engineer = new Engineer(
userInputs.engineersName,
userInputs.engineersId,
userInputs.engineersEmail,
userInputs.engineersGithub
);
roster.push(engineer);
rosterId.push(userInputs.engineersId);
createRoster();
});
};
const renderRoster = () => {
if (!fs.existsSync(OUTPUT_DIR)) {
fs.mkdirSync(OUTPUT_DIR);
}
fs.writeFileSync(outputPath, generatePage(roster), 'utf-8');
};
createManagement();
};
startApp();
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"file_path": "/home/ubuntu/dolma-v1_7/starcoder-0027.json.gz"
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Just the city of Santa Clarita appears to have gone up by 10 cases between Tuesday and Wednesday. (going by between [here](https://signalscv.com/2020/05/covid-19-a-local-graphic-snapshot/) and [here](https://signalscv.com/2020/05/l-a-county-sees-933-new-cases-brings-total-to-48700/)).
The following are *some* of the countries that had fewer than 10 new cases in the last full 24 hour period on worldometer while having a larger population than Santa Clarita: Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Iceland, New Zealand, Taiwan, and Malta. All in all, Santa Clarita would be tied for 103rd on a list of over 200 entities.
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PRK doesn't take you out for 6 weeks to the point where you're bed ridden. First, Immediately after surgery they put a contact on your eye and you can see with it. That stays in for a week, then they remove it and you continue healing naturally, while using the eye. I returned to work after 4 days, and two of those were weekend days, so I could have gone back sooner.
Second, antibiotics are a good thing. You will have just had the top layer of your cornea dissolved and scraped off. Your eye is an open wound. Keeping it from getting infected is a super solid plan.
Third, not taking in fluids for 3 days is a terrible idea. Your eyes will already be dry, they were literally burned and shaped with a laser, don't make the problem worse by choosing to become dehydrated and then not using lubricating drops.
Do what the doctor says or just don't have vision correction surgery, unless you are wanting to potentially screw up your eyes irrevocably.
Or at least tell your doctor what your plans are for rehab before you have the surgery.
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TYNE-LEXY Clarson became the second contestant to leave the Love Island villa on Sunday night's episode.
The drama-filled recoupling saw the university student miss out on a chance to continue enjoying her fun in the sun, as she lost out to Camila Thurlow.
Despite their argument and break up earlier this week, Jonny Mitchell chose to couple up with Camilla.
Jonny explained: surprised by the decision and gave all the contestants warm hugs before making her way out of the villa.
The recoupling saw Mike steal Olivia from Chris, who was then forced to couple up with Chloe.
Marcel chose to couple up with Gabby while Dom opted to continue his blossoming romance with Jess.
MOST READ IN TV & SHOWBIZ
Kem naturally chose to couple up with Amber while Sam coupled up with Montana.
Tyne-Lexy has since gone on to predict that Jonny will win the show and believes her pals Gabby and Marcel will get engaged.
Got a story? email digishowbiz@the-sun.co.uk or call us direct on 02077824220
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I know some fans are a bit disappointed that after such a long wait, there are only five tracks being released. But it's been reported (though not officially announced as far as I'm aware) that Rise will be followed by a second EP, before a full album in 2018.
Anyway, Rise is a pretty diverse collection of songs. I'm hearing some country and RnB influences, among other things. It's grown on me over the past few days, and I have now bought a copy.
Have you downloaded or listened to the EP? What do you think?
Bon Jovi in Sao Paulo 23/09/17 + Where to next?
Jon danced with a fan during "Bed of Roses", while "Make a Memory" made its tour debut.
Were you in São Paulo?
Is it true that you're coming to Europe on May next year? We're desperate to have you guys here!
BON Jovi are set to answer Gold Coast music fans’ prayers next year when they bring their 2018 Australian tour to Metricon Stadium.
Leading promoter Paul Dainty, president and CEO of TEG Dainty, said he had been working to deliver local music fans a stadium show at the home of the Gold Coast Suns AFL team.
“When Bon Jovi tours next year, I’ll bring them to Metricon,” he said.
There was a broadcast of this set after all, though not for international audiences. The band was on fire and seemed to be having a great time. The crowd looked really into it, even on songs I didn't expect them to want to hear. Jon was still patchy, but there were times, like during "Lay Your Hands on Me" and "Keep the Faith" when I really felt like The Frontman was on his way back.
I believe Rock in Rio videos are being blocked in certain countries, but here goes.
Were you at Rock in Rio?
The South American leg of Bon Jovi's This House Is Not For Sale Tour wraps up tonight in São Paulo.
It was the same set list as the previous show in Santiago.
However, despite my bitching, I was actually impressed to see a set list like this, after the stagnant sets of the first leg. I was also anxious to hear how Jon would sound.
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Singapore’s 2017 budget ends the year with S$9.6b surplus
SINGAPORE: Lower-than-anticipated spending and one-off contributions leading to higher revenue for the year ending Mar 31 handed the Government coffers a bumper surplus well above expectations.
The expected overall budget surplus of S$9.61 billion for this financial year, which worked out to 2.1 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP), is higher than FY2016’s S$6.12 billion and well above the S$1.91 billion official estimate.
In dollar terms, this marked the biggest single-year budget surplus in 30 years. As a percentage of GDP, the figure outperformed recent years but remained lower than FY2007, 2000, 1999 and 1997, according to figures provided by the Ministry of Finance.
For FY2017, total expenditure came up to S$73.92 billion, a rise of 4 per cent from the spending of S$71.04 billion in FY2016 but 1.5 per cent below the forecast of S$75.07 billion, thanks to lower-than-estimated spending on housing, transport, education and healthcare.
This was, however, partially offset by higher spending in social and family development.
Operating revenue for the current financial year came in at S$75.15 billion, 9 per cent higher than the S$68.96 billion in FY2016 and 8.2 per cent more than the estimated S$69.45 billion.
The main contributors to the higher revenue were "exceptional" statutory board contributions totalling S$4.9 billion and higher stamp duty collections of S$4.7 billion.
The former surpassed initial estimates of S$0.3 billion, while the latter, which came on the back of the recent pick-up in the local property market, will be S$2 billion more than expected.
These were offset by lower collections from Goods and Services Tax (GST), motor vehicle taxes and vehicle quota premiums.
Meanwhile, the total of S$14.61 billion in net investment returns contribution (NIRC) more than offset the S$6.23 billion in special transfers and top-ups to endowment and trust funds.
Some of this year’s exceptional surplus will be saved for future spending, said Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat on Monday (Feb 19). Of which, S$5 billion will be set aside for a Rail Infrastructure Fund, S$2 billion for premium subsidies and other forms of support when the ElderShield review is complete, as well as a one-off SG Bonus.
Referring to the higher-than-anticipated collections from statutory boards and stamp duty this financial year, Mr Heng emphasised that both will likely be one-off contributions.
“We do not expect either to occur every year. It is not a structural surplus. We cannot base our long-term fiscal planning on the basis of exceptional factors being positive, year after year,” he said in Parliament as he delivered the Budget statement for 2018.
FY2018 BUDGET TO REMAIN EXPANSIONARY
For FY2018, the budget remains expansionary, with total expenditure across all ministries likely to hit S$80 billion.
That will be 8.3 per cent, or S$6.1 billion, higher than the previous year on the back of more spending across all sectors, in particular social and infrastructure.
On the whole, the Government expects a slight budget deficit of S$0.6 billion, or 0.1 per cent of GDP.
The Ministry of Transport (MOT) is expected to see the largest expenditure increase to S$13.7 billion, from S$9 billion in FY2017, due to projects like the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail.
This will also put MOT second in the league table of expenditure, leapfrogging education and health, which were in second and third places, respectively in FY2017.
Ministries in charge of defence, as well as trade and industry, are also expected to see increased expenditure to S$14.8 billion and S$4.4 billion, respectively.
On the other hand, the Ministry of Health will see a slight reduction in spending to S$10.2 billion on the back of lower development expenditure. This comes as construction projects, such as the National Centre for Infectious Diseases, enter a lower expenditure phase as they near completion.
However, given that health development expenditure can be lumpy and development requirements will pick up again as new projects progress, the longer term trend of increasing demand for health and eldercare services will continue as Singapore’s population ages.
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This 2 hour training is for Providers, Teachers and Administrators of Family and Group Child Care Centers. Many counties throughout Western Wisconsin have seen a dramatic increase in dual language learners in recent years. This training will give participants an introduction on how their program can best serve and support dual language learners.
Participants will be able describe what a Dual Language Learner is.
Participants will be able to describe Dual Language Learners unique language trajectory.
Participants will understand role that language development plays in school readiness.
Participants will have an understanding of sociocultural context and its impact on language development and relationships with families.
Participants will understand that the relationships they create with family's have a crucial role in serving the child.
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Play’n GO Announce Presence in Portugal
Play’n GO have revealed their move into Portugal, announcing they are now certified to provide their content to operators in the Portuguese market.
This latest development is another in a series of the company’s expansions into new markets in order to expose their high-quality content to a wider global audience.
Following on from a very successful 2018, this follows moves into Sweden and the Philippines so far this year, with more expansion set to come.
The launch coincides with the expansion of the company’s partnership with PokerStars Casino, one of the world’s largest online casinos, into the Portuguese market. This means PokerStars Casino players in that region will instantly have access to the library of Play’n GO content, with more operators to follow.
Although only in its second full year of existence, the online gambling market in Portugal is thriving and a move into the region by one of the industry’s leading suppliers makes perfect sense.
With 40 games for release this year and their policy of making as much of their material compliant in every market they operate in, the Portuguese market will have a wealth of content available to entertain players right from the very start, with new titles to follow imminently.
Popular titles such as Rise of Olympus, Sweet Alchemy and the 2019 AskGamblers Slot of the Year winner Legacy of Egypt will all be launched into the market for players to enjoy.
CEO Johan Törnqvist was excited at the prospect of reaching another new market:
“We want as many people as possible to enjoy our games, and we also want our clients, both current and future, to be able to rely on us to have a presence wherever they seek to develop their operations.
We are excited by this move into a new market, and we look forward to exploring more new ground in the future.”
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As chief executive officer of Microsoft, William H. (Bill) Gates is considered one of the driving forces behind today’s personal computing and office automation industry. Gates started his career in computer software at a young age. Both Gates and Microsoft co-founder, Paul Allen, worked as programming consultants while attending high school in Seattle, Washington. In 1974, Gates, then an undergraduate at Harvard University, worked with Allen to develop a BASIC programming language for the first commercial microcomputer, the MITS Altair. After the successful completion of this project, the two formed Microsoft to develop and market software for the emerging microcomputer marketplace.
Microsoft has set standards for the software industry in languages, operating systems, and application software. Gates has provided the vision for the company’s new product ideas and technologies. He also provides hands-on guidance to the technology groups that develop new products, devoting his time to reviewing and refining the software that Microsoft sells.
Gates is a native of the Seattle, Washington area and resides there today. He was born in 1955.
INTERVIEWER: You obviously have a lot of responsibilities as chief executive officer of Microsoft. Do you still program?
GATES: No, I don’t. I still help design algorithms and basic approaches, and sometimes I look at code. But since I worked on the IBM PC BASIC and the Model 100, I haven’t had a chance to actually create a program myself.
INTERVIEWER: What kind of role do you play in the development of programs at Microsoft?
GATES: I do two key things. One is to choose features to put into programs. To do that, you have to have a reasonable understanding of what’s easy and what’s not easy to do. You also have to understand what sort of product “family” strategy you’re pursuing, and what’s happening with the hardware.
I also work on the best way to implement that new feature, so that it will be small and fast. For example, I wrote a memo about how to design and implement a feature we used on Excel to make the program recalculate the formulas every time the screen changes.
In the first four years of the company, there was no Microsoft program that I wasn’t involved in actually writing and designing. In all those initial products, whether it was BASIC, FORTRAN, BASIC 6800, or BASIC 6502, not a line of code went out that I didn’t look over. But now we have about 160 programmers, so I mostly do reviews of products and algorithms.
INTERVIEWER: What do you consider your greatest achievement ever in programming?
GATES: I’d have to say BASIC for the 8080, because of the effect it’s had, and because of how appropriate it was at the time, and because we managed to get it so small. It was the original program we wrote when we decided to start Microsoft.
Three of us knew that original program by heart. We got a chance to completely rewrite it one summer down in Albuquerque, and I thought we could save a few bytes and tighten things up. We just tuned the program very, very carefully, and ended up with a 4K BASIC interpreter.
When you know a program that well, you feel that nobody can look at the code and say, “There’s a better way to do this.” That feeling’s really nice, and the fact that the program was used on a lot of machines makes it an exciting program to have written.
I also feel really good about the software on the Model 100, especially about how we squeezed in a very useful small editor. I worked with Jey Suzuki, a Japanese programmer, to put that together. We had very limited time to finish the project. When you do software that gets burned into ROM, you don’t get an opportunity to make mistakes.
INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most difficult part of computer programming?
GATES:.
INTERVIEWER: With computers increasing so much in power and memory, are programs becoming more complex, or just sloppier? How is that affecting the way people write programs?
GATES: We’re no longer in the days where every program is super well crafted. But at the heart of the programs that make it to the top, you’ll find that the key internal code was done by a few people who really knew what they were doing.
It’s not quite as important now to squeeze things down into a 4K memory area. You’re seeing a lot more cases where people can afford to use C, instead of using assembly language.. Working with those programs gets to the point that I call “experimental programming.” The programmers understand so little about those programs that they can’t understand how changes might affect speed, for instance. They might use code that already exists, or they might not understand what dependencies will break if they change something. So they add new code, and then they run it and they say, “Oh look, it doesn’t work that way.” That’s a very, very inefficient way to deal with a program, but a lot of projects end up exactly like that.
INTERVIEWER: In a company like Microsoft, where you have 160 programmers, how do you go about creating an environment where you can develop successful programs?
GATES: One way is to have small project teams, typically four or five people, and one of those people has to have the proven ability to really absorb a program. And when that lead person is uncertain about something, he or she should be able discuss it with even more experienced programmers.
Part of our strategy is getting the programmers to think everything through before they go to the coding phase. Writing the design documents is crucial, because a lot of simplification comes when you see problems expressed as algorithms. They’re kind of in the smallest form then, where you can see what the overlap is.
Another important element is code review, making sure that you look through the code and see if senior people can provide hints about how to do something better. And you have to review similar projects that have gone super, super well; programmers can look at how those other people performed previously, and get ideas from the other project about how to improve their own program.
INTERVIEWER: Where do the ideas for programs come from?
GATES: Well, there’s no formal process, that’s for sure. At Microsoft, there’s usually a brainstorming session at night or on the weekends. Everybody has a general idea, like, we want to do the world’s best word processor. And we want it to allow a technical publications department to do everything they want to do. We’ll sit and talk. Well, how could we make it really fast? Could we put a drawing capability in, or could we do kerning without making the program super slow? A variety of problems will get talked through and some neat ideas will come up.
INTERVIEWER: Basically it’s a group effort?
GATES: In terms of deciding what programs are going to do, a fairly large group makes suggestions. Then there’s a filtering process. Eventually I’ll decide which of the ideas makes sense, and I’ll make sure we have champions who are personally involved in making that product succeed. We decide to do very, very few projects because it takes incredible focusing on a lot of resources to get a product out there and set a new world-class standard.
INTERVIEWER: There’s a lot of talk about how large software companies find it difficult to attract talented people who can produce great software, because these mavericks are so independent that they want to work on their own. How do you attract and keep good people at Microsoft?
GATES: Great programmers are critical to create software products. But we don’t believe in a prima donna approach, where just because somebody’s good we let him not comment his code, or not communicate with other people, or impose his beliefs on everyone else.
We want people who really respect each other. I think most great programmers like to be around other great programmers. When they think up an incredible algorithm, they like having peers who can appreciate the cleverness that went into it, because when you’re creating something like that and you have that model in your mind, it’s a lonely thing. If you thought a process had to be complicated, and then you figure out a way to make it simpler, that makes you feel great. But you want to get some feedback from other people. Once you get a few great people, then others come.
The old rule used to be that a manager of a programmer was always a better programmer, and there were no what we called “technical inversions,” where a programmer works for somebody who doesn’t know how to program. We still follow that philosophy: At certain levels we’ve got business managers, but we don’t have non-programmers really managing programming projects.
INTERVIEWER: Do you think there are any particular rules for creating a good program?
GATES: Some people just jump in and start coding, and others think it all through before they sit down, but I think you’d find that the programmers who sit down and code at the beginning are only using that as a scratch pad. It’s what’s going on in their heads that’s most important.
You’ve got to have somebody who’s super smart. A great programmer thinks about the program on a constant basis, whether driving or eating. That method takes an incredible amount of mental energy.
INTERVIEWER: How would you describe your style of programming?
GATES: I like to think the whole program through at a design level before I sit down and write any of the code. And once I write the code, I like to go back and rewrite it entirely one time.The most important part of writing a program is designing the data structures. The second most important part is breaking the various code pieces down. Until you really get in there and write it out, you don’t have the keenest sense of what the common subroutines should be.
The really great programs I’ve written have all been ones that I have thought about for a huge amount of time before I ever wrote them. I wrote. I was on edge the whole time thinking, “Will this thing be fast enough? Will somebody come along and do it faster?”
I have an image in my head of this person named Norton that I met at TRW. He always showed me when I wasn’t doing super well. So if I’m sloppy or lazy, I always imagine that he’s going to walk up, look at the program, and tell me, “Look, here’s a better way to do that.” Little inefficiencies can slip into the program along the way, and if you want to really feel good about it, you’ve got to maintain the thought that you’re not going to let that stuff creep in. That’s why it’s kind of painful sometimes if you have somebody else working on the project. They never code stuff exactly the way you like to see it coded. I remember when we were working on BASIC, I’d go back and recode other people’s sections of code, without making any dramatic improvement. That bothers people when you go in and do that, but sometimes you just feel like you have to do it.
INTERVIEWER: When you were working with a group, were you always the design lead?
GATES: Yeah, on all the programs I’ve been directly involved with, I was the design lead. On the original BASIC, I scribbled out the design on pieces of paper. Paul Allen, who is a co-author, designed an implemented all the development tools.
Before I sit down to code something, most of the instructions have already run through my head. It’s not all laid out perfectly, and I do find myself making changes, but all the good ideas have occurred to me before I actually write the program. And if there is a bug in the thing, I feel pretty bad, because if there’s one bug, it says your mental simulation is imperfect. And once your mental simulation is imperfect, there might be thousands of bugs in the program. I really hate it when I watch some people program and I don’t see them thinking. those.
Programs today get very fat; the enhancements tend to slow the program down because people put in special checks. When they want to add some feature, they’ll just stick in these checks without thinking about how they might slow the thing down. You have to have a programmer who knows the program inside out to guard against that. In the case of our BASIC, after I and the other original people moved away from it, we went through a period of about three years when we didn’t do anything innovative. It’s only in the last year and a half that we’ve gotten people in who feel total ownership and total understanding of our BASIC and can say, “Oh, yeah, putting subroutines in and getting rid of line numbers is easy.” We’ve always had those goals, but until you’ve got that person who knows how to go into the middle of the parts or the statement analyzer and not just tack things on, you don’t feel comfortable fiddling with it.
It’s true that we’re going to allow programs to be a little fatter than they have been. But in terms of speed, it’s just laziness not to allow something to be as fast as possible, because users, even though they might not be able to say so explicitly, notice programs that are really, really fast. In the most successful programs, the speed of execution is just wonderful.
INTERVIEWER: How do you decide on the trade-offs between speed and performance?
GATES: Sometimes it’s a trade-off between adding features and executing really fast, but there are ways of having lots and lots of features and still making things fast. Basically you want to decide what the common cases are in a program, and make sure that they go straight through, that they don’t get bogged down with all these special case checks. If your main interactive loop has all sorts of checks in it, then your program is going to be slower than somebody else’s.
INTERVIEWER: When you come up with an idea to do the greatest word processor in the world, what do you do? How do you design it? Do you look at all the other word processors that are out there?
GATES: Yeah, feature-wise, you look at all the other word processors out there and you say, “Does anybody do kerning on the screen, or do they show you exactly what the printed page is going to look like? How fast do they do it?” Usually, at the top of the product line, there’s somebody who took very, very expensive hardware and used brute force to solve a problem. We can’t do that; the computer we’re working with has very finite speed. A lot of things we do have been done on more powerful computers; we’re just trying to make it reasonable to do them on the machine that there are millions of.
You can do an amazing number of tricks inside of a product. You build up your feature list at the same time you’re trying to answer the question, “Why will our algorithms be better than anybody else’s?” Features.
INTERVIEWER: How important is the end user? How do you know what the database manager out there really needs or wants in his database or in his spreadsheet?
GATES: Well, some programmers don’t pretend to have any intuition for exactly what end users want, and they’re still world-class programmers. But that knowledge of the market is important, especially in the applications group, so we have full-time people who just show customers the code, or look at other specifications, and things of that nature. When Microsoft first started, we did only systems programs. We knew what programmers wanted, because we’re programmers. So we wrote BASIC.
INTERVIEWER: What was the most innovative aspect of BASIC?
GATES: The way we allowed the person to get at the full power of the machine. We put in PEEK and POKE, where you can read and write the machine status. We put in tracing routines called TRON and TROFE. We still let the users, even though they were up in this high-level language, get at all the crazy little things they might want to add onto the machine. And they can understand how memory is used without BASIC. We let them feel like they are in control of their machines.
To fit BASIC into 4K, we used a scheme called a single-representation interpreter. It was a very good choice. I’d never seen an interpreter done that way before. It was kind of risky to do it that way, but I felt incredible confidence in the scheme. I’d run it through in my head and felt good about it.
INTERVIEWER: When you were writing it, did you have any idea it would be as successful as it was?
GATES: No, no way. Paul Allen had brought me the magazine with the Altair on it, and we thought, “Geez, we’d better get going, because we know these machines are going to be popular.” And that’s when I stopped going to classes and we just worked around the clock. The initial program was written in about three and a half weeks. We ended up spending about eight weeks before I had it fully polished the way that I really liked it. And then I later went back and rewrote it.
No great programmer is sitting there saying, “I’m going to make a bunch of money,” or, “I’m going to sell a hundred thousand copies.” Because that kind of thought gives you no guidance about the problems. A great programmer is thinking: Should I rewrite this whole subroutine so that four people, instead of three, could call it? Should I make this program 10 percent faster? Should I really think through what the common case in here is so I know how to order this check? If you’re a great programmer, you make all the routines depend on each other, so little mistakes can really hurt you. That’s why you have to have such fine judgment, and be willing to back up and change things.
INTERVIEWER: When more than one person works on a program, how can you make sure all the different elements are working together property?
GATES: Well, first of all, the programming team has got to be made up of people who respect each other, because the work is really intimate; it’s like being in the same play together. So much judgment and creativity goes into a programming project. Some of the great programmers can’t work on teams; they just like to work on their own. But I think there’s an element of greatness that comes in learning how to work with other people and teach them. I really get satisfaction from somebody else on the team becoming a great programmer. Not quite as much as I do from writing the program myself, but that is really a positive event. The way I make someone else a great programmer is to sit and talk with him a lot, and I show him my code. In a team project, you make the code everybody’s code.
INTERVIEWER: Did this kind of process just evolve here or was it through deliberate implementation?
GATES: Before Paul and I started the company, we had been involved in some large-scale software projects that were real disasters. They just kept pouring people in, and nobody really knew how they were going to stabilize the project. We swore to ourselves that we would do better. So the idea of spending a lot of time on structuring groups has always been very important.
The best ideas are the obvious ones: Keep the group small, make sure everybody in the group is super smart, give them great tools, and have a common terminology so everybody can communicate very effectively. And outside the small groups, have some very experienced senior people around who can give advice on problems. There is an amazing commonality in the types of difficulties you run into. In design reviews, I really enjoy being able to provide advice, based on programs that I have done.
INTERVIEWER: Do you think there will ever be a radical change in the way people go about programming, or in the way computers operate?
GATES: Software tools are getting so much better. It is possible that we will eventually be able to take just specifications and a description of what the machine is efficient at, and then have some super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that programmers do now.
People still get great satisfaction out of the fact that a compiler, like the C compiler, still can’t write code as well as a human being. But we may mechanize some parts of the process quite a bit over the next three or four years. People will still design algorithms, but a lot of the implementation could be done by machines. I think that within the next five years we’ll have tools that will be able to do as good a job as a human programmer.
INTERVIEWER: You mentioned mathematics earlier. What’s the relationship between computer science and mathematics?
GATES: Math really affects computer science. Most great programmers have some mathematical background, because it helps to have studied the purity of proving theorems, where you don’t make soft statements, you only make precise statements. In mathematics, you develop complete characterizations, and you have to combine theorems in very non-obvious ways. You often try to prove that a problem can be solved in less time. Math relates very directly to programming, maybe more so in my mind than in other people’s minds, because that’s the angle that I came from. I think there’s a very natural relationship between the two.
INTERVIEWER: Is computer science really a science?
GATES: It will be. See, it’s such a new thing. People used to get Ph.D. theses for doing work that we now expect programmers to do as part of their jobs. Computer science is developing very quickly, but unlike math, where they’ve had 300 years of geniuses developing mathematical theory, we just have our 20 or so years of the people who decided to get involved. Really brilliant people are getting involved and contributing; programming is much more of a mainstream activity now. The fact that people are getting exposed to computers at such young ages now will help change the thinking in the field. A lot of great programmers programmed when they were in their teens, when the way you think about things is perhaps more flexible.
In the past, it wasn’t considered enough just to be a wonderful programmer; you had to manage people or go do other things. Fortunately, that’s changing. Now people realize that it’s a science that is worth sticking to and teaching other people..
Its like people who play cress. When you’re really into playing chess, it’s easy to memorize every move in ten chess games, because you’re involved in it. Other people look at that recall in chess players, or in programmers, and they think it’s like some freak show. But it’s completely natural. To this day, I can go to the blackboard and write out huge slabs of source code from the Microsoft BASIC that I wrote ten years ago.
INTERVIEWER: What does it feel like when you are programming?
GATES: When I compile something and it starts computing the right results, I really feel great. I’m not kidding, there is some emotion in all great things, and this is no exception. It’s tempting to just start typing the code in, but there’s nothing worse than typing in a routine just to get the results, and then realizing that all the hard stuff still has to be written. Because if that’s true, you’re going to have to change what you’ve already done. I like to wait and really build the foundation before I let myself have the enjoyment of coding it and seeing it run. It’s like saving the best thing on my plate for last.
INTERVIEWER: Do you see a difference between the way young programmers go about programming and the way older programmers do?
GATES: Programmers just starting out today never had to squeeze, so it’s a little harder for them to get the right religion because they always think of resources as being immediately available. Ten years ago every programmer ran into resource limitations, so the older programmers are always thinking about those things.
Programming takes an incredible amount of energy, so most programmers are fairly young. And that can be a problem, because programming requires so much discipline. When you’re young, your goals aren’t as stable; you may get distracted by one thing or another. Young programmers should stick with it, though, and they’ll get better. I think I improved dramatically as a programmer between 1975 and 1980. In ‘75, I would have said, “Hey, watch out, I can do anything.” I really thought I could, because I had read so much code, and I never found a piece of code that I couldn’t read very quickly. I still think that one of the finest tests of programming ability is to hand the programmer about 30 pages of code and see how quickly he can read through and understand it.
INTERVIEWER: Do you think that’s a talent?
GATES: It’s a talent, you bet. It’s kind of like pure I.Q. You have to just concentrate on the code and relate back to programs you’ve written. A lot of people would say, “I want days and days to read this.” A really good programmer would say, “Let me take that home with me. I’ll just spend an hour tonight and go through the whole thing.” The difference of ability there is vast..
You’ve got to be willing to read other people’s code, then write your own, then have other people review your code. You’ve got to want to be in this incredible feedback loop where you get the world-class people to tell you what you’re doing wrong. You can’t let little idiosyncrasies get in the way of getting that feedback. Some of the world-class people will harp on some purely idiosyncratic detail, like how you comment the program. You have to cut through all that stuff, because in a way, they’re trying to create programmers in their own image; they’re trying to get you to do arbitrary things the same way they do. And it may not relate to pure quality issues.
If you ever talk to a great programmer, you’ll find he knows his tools like an artist knows his paintbrushes. It’s amazing to see how much great programmers have in common in the way they developed–how they got their feedback, and how they developed such a refined sense of discipline about what’s sloppy and what’s not sloppy. When you get those people to look at a certain piece of code, you get a very, very common reaction.
INTERVIEWER: Has anyone in particular influenced you in the way you write code?
GATES: Everybody who wrote the PDP operating system influenced me. And John Norton from TRW, who wrote memos about people’s code–I’d never seen anything like that before. I started trying to do that with other people’s code myself.
There’s been a mixing of ideas between Paul Allen and me, because so much of the programming we’ve done, we’ve done together. It is nice to have somebody who’s up to speed to talk to when you’re debugging code or you aren’t sure about some particular trade-off. In a sense, it’s a way of taking a break, relieving the intensity without having to switch topics, just going in and discussing it with somebody. In the creative process, it’s good to have the pressure off a little bit and yet still have your attention focused. Paul and I learned how to work together in an effective way. You don’t find too many partnerships like that. He’s had a huge influence on me. And then, in the Microsoft period, Charles Simonyi and some of the other people here have influenced me, too.
INTERVIEWER: What do you think is in store for software? Are we just going to keep doing another great word processor or another great spreadsheet? Or will computers branch out into areas we don’t even dream of today?
GATES: We’re just moving down the spectrum of more and more thinking on the part of the computer. I’ve coined the term “softer software.” That refers to a program that molds itself to the user’s needs and the user’s interests over time. There are going to be more great word processors and spreadsheets, and we’ll use networking and graphics and new architectures. And there’ll be massive storage with compact disks (CDs), where you can store encyclopedias.
What’s going to really be different is rule-based programming. It’s different, because instead of just writing the program and saying: “If this happens, do this and if this happens, do this,” which is the way programs work now, you’ll write rules, and then you have this little reasoning engine that looks at the current set of facts and the rules. Then it tries to derive new facts and act appropriately. For example, the program might have rules about gravity, and if something falls off the table, the program knows that if it’s glass, it might break. So the program generates results in a very non-obvious fashion, compared to normal-type programming.
This is the technique on which so-called expert systems are built. Rule-based programming is the idea of having the derivations done through a proving machine, not just laid out explicitly in the program. Perhaps these techniques won’t have an impact for four or five more years. A young programmer who wants to make his mark might be smart to focus on this new type of programming.
INTERVIEWER: Can rule-based programming handle disparate information more effectively than traditional programming?
GATES: Well, it’s somewhat hard to explain. Let’s say you have a program that figures out how to build bridges. It’s got all this stuff about stress and bending and the properties of metal. Embedded into that program is knowledge about engineering and materials and things of that nature. If you come along and say, “We want to build bridges out of plastic,” to that program, that’s as massive a change as to say, “I want to build bridges on Mars.”
In rule-based programming at its extreme, all the physical principles embodied in how much stress metal can take, and how gravity works, would be stated explicitly as rules. And all the deductions would come from examining those rules and working them through. Today we don’t have good enough rule-proving engines; it is unbelievably inefficient to try to do things this way. But this is one of the techniques we are making progress in, and it is on the horizon as something that might change programming. That, and another idea: that we might have hundreds of computers all running in parallel at the same time. In fact, that might help us to run this rule-based stuff efficiently. That sort of major architectural change might influence how people program or how they think about programming.
The scariest thing to programmers is that compilers will get so good or computers will get so fast that programmers won’t count any more. I used to always have the fear that when I chose to specialize in something, its importance might diminish over time.
INTERVIEWER: Microsoft is a broadly based company and the industry as a whole is changing rapidly. How do you keep up with everything?
GATES: Well, I don’t keep up with everything. I’m working with the top people at IBM, at Apple, at DEC, and in Japan. I have to know what’s going to happen; I can’t waste a lot of time guessing. When I fly somewhere with somebody from Microsoft, we talk about what’s happening. And the E-Mail system at Microsoft is an efficient vehicle that helps me keep up.
One way to keep up is to use personal computers, and to make sure that I’ve read the manuals and used the top ten software products. Those products don’t change so often that I can’t be very familiar with each of them. If you really give a darn about personal computing, you will have used every one, and know something about them and think about how you could do better than those packages.
In a sense, personal computers have become simpler. Now we have just the two architectures: the PC and the Mac. Back in the good old days we had thirty or forty different machines that were totally incompatible, and there were a whole bunch of languages that people were messing around with. Because we’ve brought millions and millions of people in, we’ve had to make it more homogeneous, more standardized, so that they can get some sense of what’s going on. A lot of what goes on in the industry doesn’t really advance the state of the art. I like to concentrate on networking or graphics, because what we’re going to do there might have something to do with the state of the art, instead of concentrating on did this retail chain go bankrupt, did this guy bribe that guy, or did this company give this guy enough stock? Who cares? The really smart people here are focused on their areas; they bring me anything they think is of significance, any project that’s going to have real impact.
INTERVIEWER:: Where do you see Microsoft in ten years?
GATES: Our goals are very simple. We’re going to create the software that puts a computer on every desk and in every home. I don’t know if that’ll take ten years–that’s not my expertise, guessing those exact time frames. Microsoft also wants to participate in helping to make sure those machines are good machines, building the system software into them, and then doing a lot of the important applications they’ll use.
And even though there’ll be more and more machines, our present thinking is that we won’t have to increase the size of our development groups, because we’ll simply be making programs that sell in larger quantities. We can get a very large amount of software revenue and still keep the company not dramatically larger than what we have today. That means we can know everybody and talk and share tools and maintain a high level of quality.
One of the new areas we’re focusing on at Microsoft is compact-disk applications. CD ROM is the technology we’re going to use to get personal computers into the home.
INTERVIEWER:: Why do you think it will succeed in the home when other things haven’t?
GATES: Today, if you buy a computer, and then go buy an educational program, you’ll find the process is not very educational. The number of responses, the variety, and the way that the program simulates real life is just nothing. With the massive storage of the CD, we can create a situation you can directly relate to, where the amount of information, the variety of responses, the involvement you feel in it, will be just so dramatic.
It’s a competitive world. With educational software, we’re competing with newspapers, books, and TV. The software programs we put out today just aren’t competitive. Unless you’re just trying to save your kid from being dumb or something, then there’s no real reason to buy the machine; it doesn’t engage you. It doesn’t engage a non-computer person.
INTERVIEWER:: Do you think the new CD ROM applications will compete with television?
GATES: Television is passive entertainment. We’re betting that people want to interact, choose different paths, and get feedback from the machine about what they’ve really learned. They can look up something specific that they’re interested in. It’s the interactive nature of the device that differentiates CD ROM from just turning on a TV and watching something.
INTERVIEWER:: Will you apply a lot of the same principles that go into designing your applications to CD ROM software products?
GATES: CD ROM is totally different. We hope with CD ROM you’ll be able to look at a map of the United States, point somewhere, click, zoom in and say, “Hey, what hotels are around here?” And the program will tell you. And if you’re in the encyclopedia and you point to one of Beethoven’s symphonies, the computer will play the song. It’s a new interface; it’s got nothing to do with productivity tools like word processors or spreadsheets. CD ROM programs will solve totally different problems. Like any new media, it’ll be incredibly competitive. How can we use programming skills to make a better CD ROM application than somebody else? That requires some very profound thinking. It’s not another market for programs we have already done. It’s a market where we hope our intelligence will allow us to create something new and appropriate.
INTERVIEWER:: So it’s not so simple as taking a bunch of newspapers and putting them on a CD ROM and writing a retrieval program?
GATES: Well, some people will do that, but we won’t; that’s not exciting. We really believe we’re going to have CD ROM machines in every car and in every house. And when you go to a new area of the country, you’re going to stick that little disk in there and pan around and have it show you routes, and have it tell you about points of interest.
Take an area like sports. You’ll have a sports disk that you push in and you’ll get records and pictures of the guys. You’ll be able to look at the old games, and you’ll be able to look up rules. Every single disk will have lessons to teach you an area you want to learn about. Every single disk will have quizzes, like, “Hey, you think you’re so smart about baseball. Well, who was this guy, or what did he do?”
Every disk will have interactive games on it; on the sports disk that’s pretty obvious. On the music disk, the game will be “Name That Tune,” and you’ll be able to look at scores, look up people who wrote music, and hear how different instruments sound. You’ll sit there and type in your own little scores. And if you’re a pilot, you’ll probably be interested in pictures of airports and planes, and stuff like that; we’ll have it on a disk for you.
INTERVIEWER:: Will these CD ROM applications be sold in bookstores?
GATES: Eventually. In the bootstrap period, we are trying to decide which channels we appeal to. Specifically, is there a role for the specialty computer retail store? I personally don’t think so, but it’s hard to say.
Some CD applications sound like a fantasy. But how often is a new media invented? Almost never. Videotape’s not a new media, it’s just delayed broadcast to TV; there’s nothing different about videotapes. Interactive video disk had a chance to be a new media, but it didn’t reach critical mass. It didn’t get enough material, low-cost players, convenience; it didn’t get absorbed into the culture. Compact disks are a superset of interactive video, but we’ll have to do even better.
The changes that CDs cause will be great. I just don’t see parts catalogs being issued in print form ever again. For anything that’s reference oriented, where you don’t want to just turn pages, but want to look up the information and manipulate it and see it in different ways, this electronic form is just far, far superior to most other forms. Our toughest competition is clearly books. We’re not going to really hurt the book market, but CDs will substitute for catalogs and certain types of reference materials.
INTERVIEWER:: Do you think a culture is going to grow out of this, like the television culture?
GATES: I don’t know what a culture is, but CDs are more interactive than television. The CD isn’t just specific to programming like personal computing is today. And yet it has the same sort of addictive, involved-type attributes. You’re going to be involved, you’re going to be quizzed, you’re going to say, “I’m a superstar, let me try this out.” We’ll do the quiz so you can have multiple people involved in picking a question for the other person to answer. If a kid is addicted to a personal computer, I think that’s far better than watching TV, because at least his mind is making choices. I’m not one of these npeople who hates TV, but I don’t think it exercises your mind much. I don’t happen to own one.
INTERVIEWER:: Do you think that the development of CD ROM could be crippled if different standards are used?
GATES: There is massive political maneuvering on the part of Microsoft and companies hundreds of times our size, to establish standards in this area. There is the potential for two, or even three, incompatible viewers. And given the cost to create the software for this stuff, that would be unfortunate. So that’s where a lot of our focus and attention goes. We’re trying to make sure that our standard is the standard. That’s going to be hard; it’s going to be a challenge. We have to move very, very quickly to get all the activity focused around one standard, and we have to make sure it’s a decent standard.
A viewer like this couldn’t be done if it wasn’t for the semiconductor industry. It’s the unbelievable low cost of memory and high-speed processors, video chips and audio chips, that allows us to make computers a multi-media thing. The semiconductor industry is performing the miracle. It’s only over the last two years that all the components have been purchased in incredibly high volume for other uses, and therefore have been driven to an attractive lower price.
INTERVIEWER: Do you see CD ROMs merging with expert systems?
GATES: No, the two don’t rely on each other. Eventually you may distribute the data for expert systems on a CD, because you can put quite a large database on it. But neither one requires the other. They both have their own difficult challenges to face.
The mix of skills required to do the world’s best CD is pretty intimidating, because it’s video, it’s audio, it’s programming, and it’s interactive. It’s hard, just like any new media. When people were first on TV, they felt they were so much better than people on radio, but they’d just stand there. It took a long time to invent the colorful peacock, all the action, the three-dimensional padding, and the special effects that you see on TV today. Just like TV, CDs will get better as we get more experienced with the media. I can sit here and tell you all the mistakes we won’t make, and five years from now, I could sit here and tell you all the mistakes that we did make. As creative as we are, we won’t be able to exploit the media to its absolute fullest right away.
INTERVIEWER: Do you ever wish you were back programming on your own again?
GATES: Oh, sure, absolutely. Then you control everything. There’s no compromise. Every line is yours and you feel good about every line. It’s kind of selfish, but it’s like being allowed to do pure mathematics, and yet you have the feedback of making something really work. I sometimes envy my colleagues who get to focus just on the program they’re writing.
Thanks for the interview. Even though I don’t agree with everything Mr. Gates has said, I do admire his vision.
Comment by transphorm — May 20, 2008 @ 9:45 am |
Nice reading, I enjoyed it!
Comment by Elmer — May 20, 2008 @ 12:25 pm |
Sometimes it’s easy to forget that Bill Gates the billionaire entrepreneur was once just a geek coder like the rest of us. See where Gates falls on the list of “Top 10 Software Innovators of All Time”:
Comment by DevTopics — May 20, 2008 @ 1:06 pm |
It’s great to see his insights. I never see him talk like this today.
Comment by dylan — May 20, 2008 @ 8:42 pm |
Thanks for posting the interview! Good read.
Comment by ohxten — May 21, 2008 @ 3:22 am |
[...] Interview with Bill Gates from the year 1986 A interview with Bill Gates back in 1986. That guy sure had a vision for the future! [...]
Pingback by This Week’s Geek Links (May 24th, 2008) — May 24, 2008 @ 12:09 pm |
its a good read.. thanks mate!!!
Comment by shobankr — May 24, 2008 @ 12:16 pm |
[...] עצמם מעניינים כולם, אבל אותי ריתק במיוחד הראיון עם ביל גייטס שנערך ב1986 ובו מציג גייטס את השקפתו על פיתוח תוכנה [...]
Pingback by סדקים » Blog Archive » מתכנתים בעבודה — May 24, 2008 @ 2:31 pm |
[...] sml @ 6:18 am Tags: BASIC, Bill Gates, CD ROM, Microsoft, PC History Today I’ve posted the Bill Gates interview under the PAW–1986 interviews column at the [...]
Pingback by Bill Gates 1986-2008 « Programmers At Work — May 27, 2008 @ 3:57 am |
[...] Programmers at work with Bill Gates from 1986 [...]
Pingback by Windows ::: Programmers At Work Series from 1986 with Bill Gates | macfidelity — June 29, 2008 @ 1:22 pm |
nice read ….
Comment by Zubin Mithra — May 12, 2009 @ 6:05 pm |
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In last season’s Flying Wild Alaska on the Discovery Channel, we were following the adventures of Ariel Tweto, wondering if she would be able to find time to hit the books and knock out her private pilot training.
Well, wonder no more. In the season (and series) finale that aired on July 20, Ariel took her checkride and passed. Of course, we didn’t learn that until the final five minutes of the episode. We had to suffer through much hand-wringing and consternation over the fact that Ariel’s examiner would be someone from the FAA rather than a designated pilot examiner. This being reality television, we also had to endure speculation that she might not pass the oral (she did) and that she might blow her short-field landing (she didn’t, but she did do a go-around).
In many ways, Ariel’s flight training experience mirrored everyone else’s. She had an extremely busy schedule, making it difficult to schedule her lessons; her flight instructor John Ponts left in mid-training. She switched aircraft a few times, so she had to familiarize herself with different systems and avionics each time. (At one point, she was training in a Cessna 207, which brings its own set of challenges to a student pilot.) Flight Training interviewed Ariel for the January 2012 issue, and you can read that interview here (and see a video of the whole gang at AirVenture 2011).
Some might argue that Ariel had a lot going for her as a student pilot–she grew up in a flying family and had well-maintained aircraft at her disposal. But she also grew up in Alaska, which probably dealt her more than a few weather delays. And it can’t have been easy for her to learn to fly while filming a reality TV show. Often while watching her struggle to land I was thankful no cable station ever wanted to videotape my flight lessons and broadcast them to a national audience. So here’s to Ariel, who eloquently summarized her hard-won flying privileges at the end of the episode: “I just need a runway, and then I have the whole world.”—Jill W. Tallman
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A new twist on an old classic - try these deviled eggs with avocado!
We had some avocados we needed to use, and I'd gotten tired of omelets every weeekend. Why not solve both problems by making avocado deviled eggs? The filling of these eggs tastes a bit like guacamole, so if you like guacamole, I'd definitely recommend them. If you're not a huge fan of guacamole, I'd still recommend at least trying them once since the flavor isn't exactly like guacamole. Plus, they're so easy to make! All you do is mash up some avocado with the egg yolks and add in some lime and onion (and maybe a bit of garlic). Then just spoon or pipe it onto the egg whites. Sprinkle some paprika on top and you're ready to gobble!
What's your favorite new twist on an old classic?
2. Mash together yolks, onion powder, avocado, and lime juice. Fill each egg white with mixture, and garnish with paprika.
Wow! These look really good. What a twist on the traditional deviled eggs. :-) Thanks for linking up with "Try a New Recipe Tuesday." Looking forward to seeing what you'll share this week.
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test sites of the training programme.
taught in a single classroom.
classes and vertically grouped classes.
primary education system in most of the countries.
total school number.
based on 1997/98 data, are multigrade.
the students exist in national scale.
nearest town to be educated.
the one of their colleagues in monograde schools.
skills and experiences.
schools to centres of social development.
aiming to meet the teachers needs.
specific school environment.
support of multigrade teachers.
classrooms across Europe.
The PowerPoint PPT presentation: "MUltigrade School Education" is the property of its rightful owner.
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A couple of months ago, I started breaking out like crazy, and my skin was just generally dull looking. I blame the midterms. I’ve always had really good skin, so I had no idea how to deal with that at all. I managed to get it back under control on a budget, and while my complexion is definitely not perfect, it’s now a lot better than it was. I also tried lots of different cleansers, but decided to leave them out of this post as I haven’t found one that I’m completely happy with yet.
1. The Sephora Face Complexion Brush. I couldn’t really justify buying a Clarisonic on a student budget, so I went for this $6 Sephora brush instead. Let me tell you – this is absolutely worth the price tag! It’s very sturdy, and it still looks great after months of using it on a daily basis. After a couple of weeks, I noticed that my pores were a lot smaller, my skin was clearer and brighter, and I just looked much healthier. Over time, I also noticed that I got less and less blackheads. Because the bristles are long and supple, the brush can be quite messy to use (I ended up with cleanser all over my bathroom mirror a few times!), so I always use it in the shower. My skin is sensitive, and I found the bristles a bit too harsh for my face at first, but it did get better with daily use. It can still be a bit painful sometimes, but I like that it provides a really deep cleansing so I’m willing to put up with it. There is no doubt in my mind that using this daily has improved the look of my pores and my overall complexion, and I would definitely recommend to give this a try if the Clarisonic is a bit too pricey for your budget.
2. Superdrug Tea Tree Spot Stick. I’m ashamed to admit how long I’ve had this for, it’s quite disgusting! I will replace it soon, but it does the job for now. When I feel a spot coming on or wake up with one, I apply this directly on the area. I haven’t noticed a huge improvement, but I feel like the spots do tend to disappear quicker when I use this. Better safe than sorry! It’s quite harsh, so I always make sure to use moisturiser on top once it’s dry.
3. Lush Tea Tree Water Toner. I love this. It’s really refreshing, and it works wonders for redness. I stopped using it for a while, and I’m convinced that’s when the frequent breakouts started (that and exams!). You can read my full review here.
4. Hydraluron. When I saw this in Shoppers Drug Mart, I was all over it. I almost ran to the register. Is it worth the hype? To be honest, I’m not sure. I will review it when I’ve tested it out properly (meaning: when I manage to use it daily for a couple of weeks), but I like it so far. I apply it under my moisturiser in the morning and at night, and it makes my skin super smooth. I noticed that I look pretty healthy in the mornings when I do remember to use it, but I think using it consistently would yield better results. What I like most about it is that it’s not greasy in any way.
5. Boots Botanics All Bright day cream & night cream. Bright skin? Yes, please! I can’t say that I’m bowled over by this day and night duo, but it’s nice and moisturising all the same. It’s also great if you’re on a budget. I’m not sure why skincare is so expensive in Canada, but the prices of the stores’ own brands make my eyes water. I like how thick the night cream is, it feels a lot more moisturising than the brand I used before. The day cream has SPF 15 in it, and it’s also very light which makes it ideal to wear under makeup.
I’d love to know what your favourite budget cleansers and moisturisers are!
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Hi r/india can you recommend post independence books on indian history, specifically the nehruvian era
I am looking at reading up Indian history post 1947. What I want to concentrate on is our first PM- Nehru. During the 50-60s.
Are there any books from associates of nehru, and about nehru that would give me an idea of him.
At the same time I am looking for- the state of India right after independence. I refer to the state of India- not as a political state, but rather a record of people's lives and how they changed over those years.
Please feel free to recommend books, articles, journals, people, etc..
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IK-93T Edge-Cut is designed in cooperation with the shipbuilding industry to meet the need for simple, yet effective plate edge preparation. The IK-93T Edge-Cut performs high quality single or double bevels with out the need for a rail. V- Grooves essential to full penetration welds can be performed with just one pass. Ease of set up and constant speed ensure high quality cutting even during long distant cutting. The Koike Snap Valve allows pre-setting of flames to reduce set up time while reducing gas waste.
■Trackless bevelling bevels plate edge top and bottom, up to 45 degrees without need for track. For V, X, Y, and K bevel welding preparation on the edge.
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Please go to this link on the Main Message Board see Reply #6 - the text is here, the picture is there!
A fellow skipper recently asked: After five seasons I am thinking of changing the antifreeze in my M25. When I did it 5 years ago I recall having trouble removing air after the change. If I slowly drain from the petcock on the block and fill thru the plastic expansion tank simultaneously with the pressure cap off on the engine would this work so I don't introduce air?
I responded: We just did this the other day when repairing the exhaust riser connection to the flange. Don't bother with the petcock on the manifold, it's hard to catch the water.
Do this, it's a lot easier. Loosen the screw on the hose clamp of the big black hose underneath the freshwater pump and use a thin screwdriver to open up the space between the hose and the elbow. Do it right from the front of the engine. You're right, take off the manifold cap when doing this.
As for the air block, it's called “BURPING” and all you need to do is take the 3/8 inch hose off the bottom of the thermostat. Pour distilled water or antifreeze or the 50/50 mix into that hose with a funnel until water comes out of the bottom of the thermostat. Loosen the hose clamp and pull the hose off. Hold that hose up above the thermostat and pour the stuff into it until the water comes out of the bottom of the thermostat - the nipple that you just removed the hose from. Once that happens, just put the hose back on the nipple under the thermostat housing and tighten up the hose clamp. Put some Lanocote on the nipple to make it easier to remove the hose the next time. That gets the air out of the loop of hose that goes to the hot water heater and avoids overheating at startup and does not require that you rev the engine while the thermostat petcock is open. You won't need to open the thermostat petcock at all.
Added: Ron uses a Par hand pump - does the same thing.
A major source of the problem in older models is air locks on the fresh water side. Air locks are a problem because the filler cap is NOT the highest point in the system. (If you have the hot water heater in the cockpit lazerette). The hot water heater is. Catalina recognized this as a design problem and moved the heater to in front of the fuel tank in about 87-88. However, moving the hot water heater is a major project. (You have to move the fuel tank back and the new design is slightly smaller I think). There are several things you can do.
Take out all of the bypass water heater rube-goldberg plumbing. Plumb the heat exchanger direct. Plumb the hot water heater to the little tiny hose that bypasses the thermostat (it’s on the thermostat housing on the front of the engine-top). Simply remove the little hose and hook up the input and output hoses of the water heater to the connections. You will have to get some hose size reduction couplers. Catalina also made this change in newer boats.
If you have the overflow tank back in the lazarette, there will be a little check valve between the overflow tank and the hose leading to the hot water heater. This check valve is black plastic about 2 inches cube. This check valve is NOT designed for anti-freeze and is probably not working properly. (It’s supposed to help get the air bubbles out of the fresh waterside.) West marine carries them in the catalog. You can try cleaning if you want but the rubber is probably shot and swollen from the antifreeze. Both of these actions will help prevent air locks and poor circulation on the fresh waterside.
Check the impeller. The blades can get stiff and not seal well even though it looks ok. If the impeller is more than two years old, I would recommend you replace it even if it looks ok.
Bottom line. The older heat exchanger system is marginal and has very little reserve capacity. You could have one major problem or a number of little things all lowering the efficiency enough so that at hi power; the system can’t quite hack it. Catalina recognized this and went to the bigger heat exchanger. I recommend that too.
After you drain the internal coolant, you will probably experience an air block in the hose that goes through the water heater (which is a heat exchanger) causing the engine to overheat. Although the Universal Operator’s Manual tells you how to purge the system, I found an easier, faster method.
Remove the "radiator cap" and fill the reservoir with the coolant mixture.
Then remove the hose from the water heater return to the bottom of the thermostat housing.
Connect a small hand pump, like the PAR Pump ("Handy Boy", Boat U. S. Item # 162003), and pump the coolant from that hose into the open reservoir until you get all of the air out of the system.
Then reconnect the hose (with your thumb capping the top of the hose until reconnected) to the thermostat housing.
After reinstalling the radiator cap, start the engine.
If the temperature starts to go up to fast periodically open the butterfly valve on the top of the thermostat until you get the juice squirting out and then close it.
This should have eliminated the air block and the coolant should flow freely.
I also use this PAR pump to bring up water to the raw water-cooling pump (Oberdorfer) after changing an impeller. It's much easier on the engine pump impeller to have the water "right there." If you don't have a coolant recovery system, you may want to install one. See MAINSHEET article Aug 1990. The Par pump is one item that I consider a must item on any sailboat.
Your engine temperature should be running at about 160 Degrees Fahrenheit. The range of the error for the Teleflax engine temperature gauge at 180 degrees Fahrenheit is + or - 3 degrees. FYI 71 degrees Centigrade or (159.8F) is stamped on the thermostat (MAINSHEET Aug 1992).
I have found the following way is the most effective way to get air out of the entire fresh water system. I fill the water tank with 50/50 anti-freeze/water (distilled), then open the petcock on the top of the thermostat, which is on the top of the engine.
The next step is to crack open the water heater, heat exchanger, line that is located at the engine compartment access door in the aft cabin. You will see the two water lines with a connecting fitting. I open the return line fitting and start the engine. When the air is purged, fluid will start coming out of this line. Tighten the fitting and go to the petcock. When the fluid comes out of the petcock tighten that up. Refill the water tank with 50/50 and let the engine run for a while. Make sure you run the engine above idle.
If you can, run the engine while the transmission is in gear. This should bring the operating temp to a more realistic level. Before you go on that long trip make sure you take the boat out for a test run, and be ready to solve an overheat during the test run.
I don't think that my story relates directly to your problem, but just in case, I had the same problem some time ago and I tried, with no luck, almost everything listed in the previous letters: changed impeller, removed the water heater from the circuit, cleaned the (small) exchanger, etc.
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Today the study of astronomy requires a deep understanding of mathematics and physics. It is important to realise that Greek astronomy (we are interested in the topic during the 1000 years between 700 BC and 300 AD) did not involve physics. Indeed, as Pannekoek points out in [7], a Greek astronomer aimed only to describe the heavens while a Greek physicist sought out physical truth. Mathematics provided the means of description, so astronomy during the 1000 years that interest us in this article was one of the branches of mathematics.
The Greeks began to think of philosophy from the time of Thales in about 600 BC. Thales himself, although famed for his prediction of an eclipse, probably had little knowledge of astronomy, yet he brought back from Egypt knowledge of mathematics into the Greek world and possibly also some knowledge of Babylonian astronomy. It is reasonable to begin by looking at what 'astronomy' was in Greece around this time. However we begin by looking further back than this to around 700 BC.
Basically at this time astronomy was all to do with time keeping. It is natural that astronomical events such as the day would make a natural period of time and likewise the periodic phases of the moon make the next natural time span. Indeed these provided the basic methods of time keeping around the period of 700 BC yet, of course, another important period of time, the year, was not easy to determine in terms of months. Yet a knowledge of the approximate length of the year was vital for food production and so schemes had to be devised. Farmers at this time would base their planting strategies on the rising and setting of the constellations, that is the times when certain constellations would first become visible before sunrise or were last visible after sunset.
Hesiad, one of the earliest Greek poets, often called the "father of Greek didactic poetry" wrote around 700 BC. Two of his complete epics have survived, the one relevant to us here is Works and Days describing peasant life. In this work Hesiad writes that (see [5], also [1] and [7]):-
... when the Pleiades rise it is time to use the sickle, but the plough when they are setting; 40 days they stay away from heaven; when Arcturus ascends from the sea and, rising in the evening, remain visible for the entire night, the grapes must be pruned; but when Orion and Sirius come in the middle of heaven and the rosy fingered Eos sees Arcturus, the grapes must be picked; when the Pleiades, the Hyades, and Orion are setting, then mind the plough; when the Pleiades, fleeing Orion, plunge into the dark sea, storms may be expected; 50 days after the sun's turning is the right time for man to navigate; when Orion appears, Demeter's gift has to be brought to the well-smoothed threshing floor.
For many hundreds of years astronomers would write works on such rising and setting of constellations indicating that the type of advice given by Hesiad continued to be used.
An early time scale based on 12 months of 30 days did not work well since the moon rapidly gets out of phase with a 30 day month. So by 600 BC this had been replaced by a year of 6 'full' months of 30 days and 6 'empty' months of 29 days. This improvement in keeping the moon in phase with the month had the unfortunate effect of taking the year even further out of phase with the period of the recurring seasons. About the same time as Thales was making the first steps in philosophy, Solon, a statesman in Athens who became known as one of the Seven Wise Men of Greece, introduced an improved calendar.
Solon's calendar was based on a two yearly cycle. There were 13 months of 30 days and 12 months of 29 days in each period of two years so this gave a year of about 369 days and a month of 291/2 days. However, the Greeks relied mainly on the moon as their time-keeper and frequent adjustments to the calendar were necessary to keep it in phase with the moon and the seasons. Astronomy was clearly a subject of major practical importance in sorting out the mess of these calendars and so observations began to be made to enable better schemes to be devised.
Pythagoras, around 500 BC, made a number of important advances in astronomy. He recognised that the earth was a sphere, probably more because he believed that a sphere was the most perfect shape than for genuine scientific reasons. He also recognised that the orbit of the Moon was inclined to the equator of the Earth and he was one of the first to realise that Venus as an evening star was the same planet as Venus as a morning star. There is a pleasing appeal to observational evidence in these discoveries, but Pythagoras had a philosophy based on mathematical 'perfection' which tended to work against a proper scientific approach. On the other side there is an important idea in the Pythagorean philosophy which had a lasting impact, namely the idea that all complex phenomena must reduce to simple ones. One should not underestimate the importance of this idea which has proved so powerful throughout the development of science, being a fundamental driving force to the great scientists such as Newton and particularly Einstein.
Around 450 BC Oenopides is said to have discovered the ecliptic made an angle of 24° with the equator, which was accepted in Greece until refined by Eratosthenes in around 250 BC. Some scholars accept that he discovered that the ecliptic was at an angle but doubt that he measured the angle. Whether he learnt of the 12 signs of the zodiac from scholars in Mesopotamia or whether his discoveries were independent Greek discoveries is unknown. Oenopides is also credited with suggesting a calendar involving a 59 year cycle with 730 months. Other schemes proposed were 8 year cycles, with extra months in three of the eight years and there is evidence that this scheme was adopted.
About the same time as Oenopides proposed his 59 year cycle, Philolaus who was a Pythagorean, also proposed a 59 year cycle based on 729 months. This seemed to owe more to the numerology of the Pythagoreans than to astronomy since 729 is 272, 27 being the Pythagorean number for the moon, while it is also 93, 9 being the Pythagorean number associated with the earth. Philolaus is also famed as the first person who we know to propose that the earth moves. He did not have it orbiting the sun, however, but rather all the heavenly bodies went in circles round a central fire which one could never see since there was a counter earth between the earth and the fire. This model, certainly not suggested by any observational evidence, is more likely to have been proposed so that there were 10 heavenly bodies, for 10 was the most perfect of all numbers to the Pythagoreans.
Meton, in 432 BC, introduced a calendar based on a 19 year cycle but again this is similar to one devised in Mesopotamia some years earlier. Meton worked in Athens with another astronomer Euctemon, and they made a series of observations of the solstices (the points at which the sun is at greatest distance from the equator) in order to determine the length of the tropical year. Again we do not know if the 19 year cycle was an independent discovery or whether Greek advances were still based on earlier advances in Mesopotamia. Meton's calendar never seems to have been adopted in practice but his observations proved extremely useful to later Greek astronomers such as Hipparchus and Ptolemy.
That Meton was famous and widely known is seen from the play Birds written by Aristopenes in about 414 BC. Two characters are speaking, one is Meton [see D Barrett (trs.), Aristophanes, Birds (London, 1978)]:-?
Meton and Euctemon are associated with another important astronomical invention of the time, namely a parapegma. A parapegma was a stone tablet with movable pegs and an inscription to indicate the approximate correspondence between, for example, the rising of a particular star and the civil date. Because the calendar had to be changed regularly to keep the civil calendar in phase with the astronomical one, the parapegma had movable pegs which could be adjusted as necessary. A parapegma soon also contained meteorological forecasts associated with the risings and settings of the stars and not only were stone parapegma constructed but also ones on papyri. Meton and Euctemon are usually acknowledged as the inventors of parapegmata and certainly many later astronomers compiled the data nessary for their construction.
There is evidence for other observational work being undertaken around this time, for Vitruvius claims that Democritus of Abdera, famed for his atomic theory, devised a star catalogue. We have no knowledge of the form this catalogue took but Democritus may well have described the major constellations in some way.
The beginning of the 4th century BC was the time that Plato began his teachings and his writing was to have a major influence of Greek thought. As far as astronomy is concerned Plato had a negative effect, for although he mentions the topic many times, no dialogue is devoted to astronomy. Worse still, Plato did not believe in astronomy as a practical subject, and condemned as lowering the spirit the actual observation of the heavenly bodies. Plato only believed in astronomy to the extent that it encouraged the study of mathematics and suggested beautiful geometrical theories.
Perhaps we should digress for a moment to think about how the ideas of philosophy which were being developed by Plato and others affected the development of astronomy. Neugebauer [6] feels that philosophy had a detrimental affect:-
I see no need for considering Greek philosophy as an early stage in the development of science ... One need only read the gibberish of Proclus's introduction to his huge commentary on Book I of Euclid's Elements to get a vivid picture of what would have become of science in the hands of philosophers. The real "Greek miracle" is the fact that a scientific methodology was developed, and survived, in spite of a widely admired dogmatic philosophy.
Although there is some truth in what Neugebauer writes here, I [EFR] feel that he has overstated his case. It is true that philosophers came up with ideas about the universe which were not based on what we would call today the scientific method. However, the very fact that theories were proposed which could be shown to be false by making observations, must have provided a climate where the scientific approach could show its strength. Also the fact the philosophy taught that one should question all things, even "obvious" truths, was highly beneficial. Another important philosophical idea which had important consequences from the time of Pythagoras, and was emphasised by Plato, was that complex phenomena must be consequences of basic simple phenomena. As Theon of Smyrna expressed it, writing in the first century AD:-
The changing aspects of the revolution of the planets is because, being fixed in their own circles or in their own shperes whose movements they follow, they are carried across the zodiac, just as Pythagoras had first understood it, by a regulated simple and equal revolution but which results by combination in a movement that appears variable and unequal.
This led Theon to write:-
It is natural and necessary that all the heavenly bodies have a uniform and regular movement.
Perhaps the most telling argument against the above claim by Neugebauer is that our present idea of space-time, as developed from Einstein's theory of relativity, was suggested more by the basic philosophy of simplicity than by experimental evidence.
The advances made not long after the time of Plato by Eudoxus, incorporating the idea of basic simplicity as expressed in Pythagorean and Platonic philosophy, were made by an outstanding mathematician and astronomer. In fact Eudoxus marks the beginning of a new phase in Greek astronomy and must figure as one of a small number of remarkable innovators in astronomical thought. Eudoxus was the first to propose a model whereby the apparently complex motions of the heavenly bodies did indeed result from simple circular motion. He built an observatory on Cnidus and from there he observed the star Canopus. The star Canopus played an important role in early astronomy, for it is seen to set and rise in Cnidus yet one does no have to go much further north from there before it can never be seen. The observations made at Eudoxus's observatory in Cnidus, as well as those made at an observatory near Heliopolis, formed the basis of a book concerning the rising and setting of the constellations. Eudoxus, another who followed Pythagorean doctrines, proposed a beautiful mathematical theory of concentric spheres to describe the motion of the heavenly bodies. It is clear that Eudoxus thought of this as a mathematical theory, and did not believe in the spheres as physical objects.
Although a beautiful mathematical theory, Eudoxus's model would not have stood the test of the simplest of observational data. Callippus, who was a pupil of Polemarchus himself a pupil of Eudoxus, refined this system as presented by Eudoxus. The reason that we have so much information about the spheres of Eudoxus and Callippus is that Aristotle accepted the theory, not not as a mathematical model as originally proposed, but rather as spheres which have physical reality. He discussed the interactions of one sphere on another, but there is no way that he could have had enough understanding of physics to get anywhere near describing the effects of such an interaction. Although in many areas Aristotle advocated a modern scientific approach and he collected data in a scientific way, this was unfortunately not the case in astronomy. As Berry writes [2]:-
There are also in Aristotle's writings a number of astronomical speculations, founded on no solid evidence and of little value ... his original contributions are not comparable with his contributions to the mental and moral sciences, but are inferior in value to his work in other natural sciences ...
As Berry goes on to say, this was very unfortunate for astronomy since the influence of the writings of Aristotle had an authority for many centuries which meant that astronomers had a harder battle than they might otherwise have had in getting the truth accepted.
The next development which was absolutely necessary for progress in astronomy took place in geometry. Spherical geometry was developed by a number of mathematicians with an important text being written by Autolycus in Athens around 330 BC. Some claim that Autolycus based his work on spherical geometry On the Moving Sphere on an earlier work by Eudoxus. Whether or not this is the case there is no doubt that Autolycus was strongly influenced by the views of Eudoxus on astronomy. Like so many astronomers, Autolycus wrote a work On Risings and Settings which is a book on observational astronomy.
After Autolycus the main place for major developments in astronomy seemed to move to Alexandria. There Euclid worked and wrote on geometry in general but also making an important contribution to spherical geometry. Euclid also wrote Phaenomena which is an elementary introduction to mathematical astronomy and gives results on the times stars in certain positions will rise and set.
Aristarchus, Timocharis and Aristyllus were three astronomers who all worked at Alexandria and their lives certainly overlapped. Aristyllus was a pupil of Timocharis and in Maeyama [23] analyses 18 of their observations and shows that Timocharis observed around 290 BC while Aristyllus observed a generation later around 260 BC. He also reports an astounding accuracy of 5' for Aristyllus' observations. Maeyama writes [23]:-
The order of accuracy is an essential measure for the development of natural sciences. accuracy is in fact more than the mere operation of measuring. Accuracy increases only by virtue of active measuring. There cannot exist a high order of observational accuracy which is not connected with a high order of observations. Hence my assumption is that there must have been abundant accurate observations of the fixed stars made at least at the epochs 300 BC - 250 BC in Alexandria. They must have disappeared in the fires which frequently raged there.
Maeyama also points out that this is the period when the coordinate systems for giving stellar positions originated. Both the equatorial and the ecliptic systems appear at this time. But why were these observations being made? This is a difficult question to answer for on the face of it there seems little point in the astronomers of Alexandria striving for observational accuracy at this time. In [34] van der Waerden makes an interesting suggestion related to the other important astronomer who worked in Alexandria around this time, namely Aristarchus.
We know that Aristarchus measured the ratio of the distances to the moon and to the sun and, although his methods could never yield accurate results, they did show that the sun was much further from the earth than was the moon. His results also showed that the sun was much larger than the earth, although again his measurements were very inaccurate. Some historians believe that this knowledge that the sun was the largest of the three bodies, earth, moon and sun, led him to propose his heliocentric theory. Certainly it is for this theory, as reported by Archimedes, that Aristarchus has achieved fame. His sun-centred universe found little favour with the Greeks, however, who continued to develop more and more sophisticated models based on an earth centred universe.
Now Goldstein and Bowen in [16] attempt to answer the question of why Timocharis and Aristyllus made their accurate observations. These authors do not find a clear purpose for the observations, such as the marking of a globe. However van der Waerden in [34] suggests that the observations were made to determine the constants in the heliocentric theory of Aristarchus. Although this theory has strong attractions, and makes one want to believe in it, all the evidence suggests that Timocharis certainly began his observations some time before Aristarchus proposed his heliocentric universe.
Goldstein and Bowen in [16] make other interesting suggestions. They believe that the observations of Timocharis and Aristyllus recorded the distance from the pole, and the distances between stars. They argued that the observations were made by means of an instrument similar to Heron's dioptra. These are interesting observations since the work of Timocharis and Aristyllus strongly influenced the most important of all of the Greek astronomers, namely Hipparchus, who made his major contribution about 100 years later. During these 100 years, however, there were a number of advances. Archimedes measured the apparent diameter of the sun and also is said to have designed a planetarium. Eratosthenes made important measurements of the size of the earth, accurately measured the angle of the ecliptic and improved the calendar. Apollonius used his geometric skills to mathematically develop the epicycle theory which would reach its full importance in the work of Ptolemy.
The contributions of Hipparchus are the most important of all the ancient astronomers and it is fair to say that he made the most important contribution before that of Copernicus in the early sixteenth century. As Berry writes in [2]:-
An immense advance in astronomy was made by Hipparchus, whom all competent critics have agreed to rank far above any other astronomers of the ancient world, and who must stand side by side with the greatest astronomers of all time.
It is Hipparchus's approach to science that ranks him far above other ancient astronomers. His approach, based on data from accurate observations, is essentially modern in that he collected his data and then formed his theories to fit the observed facts. Most telling regarding his understanding of the scientific method is the fact that he proposed a theory of the motion of the sun and the moon yet he was not prepared to propose such a theory for the planets. He realised that his data was not sufficiently good or sufficiently plentiful to allow him to base a theory on it. However, he made observations to help his successors to develop such a theory. Delambre, in his famous work on the history of astronomy, writes:-
When we consider all that Hipparchus invented or perfected, and reflect upon the number of his works and the mass of calculations which they imply, we must regard him as one of the most astonishing men of antiquity, and as the greatest of all in the sciences which are not purely speculative, and which require a combination of geometrical knowledge with a knowledge of phenomena, to be observed only by diligent attention and refined instruments.
Although a great innovator, Hipparchus gained important understanding from the Babylonians. As Jones writes in [21]:-
For Hipparchus, the availability of the Babylonian predictive methods was a boon.
We will not describe the contributions of Hipparchus and Ptolemy in detail in this article since these are given fully in their biographies in our archive. Suffice to end this article with a quotation from [6]:-
Alexandria in the second century AD saw the publication of Ptolemy's remarkable works, the 'Almagest' and the 'Handy Tables', the 'Geography', the 'Tetrabiblos', the 'Optics', the 'Harmonics', treatises on logic, on sundials, on stereographic projection, all masterfully written, products of one of the greatest scientific minds of all times. The eminence of these works, in particular the 'Almagest', had been evident already to Ptolemy's contemporaries. this caused an almost total obliteration of the prehistory of the Ptolemaic astronomy.
Ptolemy had no successor. What is extant from the later Roman times is rather sad.....
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HONG KONG - 21 February 2012 - ASM Pacific Technology Limited (Hong Kong Stock Exchange: 0522) announce today that the Company will report annual results for the year ended December 31 2011, on Wednesday, 7 March, at approximately 7 a.m. Hong Kong time.
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https://www.asmpt.com/en/investors/announcements-circulars/asm-pacific-technology-limited-2011-annual-results-announcement/
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Non-equilibrium characteristics of vibrational and rotational temperatures of N2-B and C States puffed onto argon arc jet plume
Band spectra of the first positive (1PS) and the second positive (2PS) systems of nitrogen molecule are analyzed with an optical emission spectroscopy (OES) measurement when N2 gas is puffed onto the Ar plasma jet. It is found that Tv ≃ Tr ≃ 0.17 eV for the C state, while Tv ≃ 0.28–0.35 eV, and Tr ≃ 0. 038–0.050 eV for the B state, all of which are determined by fitting the theoretically calculated spectrum with those measured experimentally. Since the electron temperature in the observed area is about 0.4 eV, it is naturally considered that the N2 C states are mainly produced by the resonant energy transfer from the Ar metastable to the N2 ground state. It is also considered that similar values of Tv and Tr of the C state are the approximate value of the Ar gas temperature. Meanwhile, the vibrational distribution of the B state shows that the B state is populated not only by the radiative decay of the C state but also from other collisional processes, since the Franck–Condon principle cannot predict the vibrational population of the B state from the C state.
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4 Press a 1/4” double hem on the two sides of the fabric, using an iron, then use a straight stitch, doing your best to keep the stitch as close to the edge of the hem as possible. This stitch will form the sleeve for the drawstrings, so it’s important not to let the opening get too narrow at any point.
5 Thread the drawstrings through each of the openings you’ve just made in step 4. I tape the end of my drawstring to a skinny knitting needle, then use the needle to help feed the string through, gathering up the fabric along the needle as I go. Once the tip of the needle pokes through the other side, I untape the string, hold the string with one hand, and pull out the knitting needle from the other side. A disassembled wire coat hanger would work as well. Un-gather and flatten out the fabric. Tie double knots on each end of each drawstring.
6 With the fabric still inside out, fold it in half length-wise. Sew a ¼” seam where the former top and bottom of the fabric meets together again (this will more or less be marked by the edge of your zigzag stitch from step 3). Be careful to start your stitch about ¼” in, or just a hair more, from either side, as you don’t want to sew your drawstring openings shut.
7 You should now have a lovely rectangle with drawstrings on either end. Flip the bolster cover right-side-out, then slide in your bolster pillow (or rolled length of batting). Cinch the ends shut, kick back and enjoy!
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# Name of the Prometheus to which the alert and aggregation rules should be assigned to.
prometheusName: kubernikus
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As a dietary supplement, take 500mg of Shiitake mushroom extract 1-2 times daily.
What Is Shiitake Mushroom Extract?
Lentinula edodes, or as it is more commonly known, Shiitake mushroom has been used for various Traditional Chinese practices for thousands of years. Shiitake mushrooms have long been used in traditional Chinese practices. They’re also part of the traditional practices of Eastern Russia, Japan, and Korea. Beginning in the 12th century, people started growing Shiitake mushrooms in the mountains of central China. Cultivators would use the plant spores from fallen trees and wood logs to accelerate the growth of Shiitake mushroom in the region.
Unlike most mushrooms, Shiitake mushroom is fragrant and delicious, making oral consumption a breeze for most and taking advantage of Shiitake mushroom benefits a much easier task. Learning how to cook Shiitake mushrooms is very common today. People typically use dried Shiitake mushrooms and describe it as having an umami flavor that’s more intense when Shiitake mushrooms are fresh. Umami flavor is typically described as ‘meaty’ or ‘savory’ and many people use both fresh and dried Shiitake mushrooms in stews, stir-fries, and other various dishes. Today, Shiitake is the second most popular cultivated mushroom in the world.
Various research has been conducted on Shiitake mushroom over the last several years to investigate the compounds responsible for Shiitake mushroom benefits. In the 1970’s, the Japanese mushroom industry supported extensive research into the nutritional properties of Shiitake. The scientist Goro Chihara fractionated Shiitake polysaccharides and named the most active fraction Lentinan, a pure beta-1-3-glucan. Some isolated studies have found that Lentinan supports immune system function and promotes cellular health.
Animal research has found that Lentinan also interacts with AMPA receptors and may promote feelings of well being. The results of several rat trials has led researchers to believe that Lentinan’s interaction with the AMPA receptors appears to be the source of mood and cognitive promoting effects. Even with more research underway, Lentinan is currently used for some practices in Japan and China.
Unlike other mushrooms, Lentinula edodes is also studied in-depth for its oral health benefits. Several small studies using Shiitake mushroom extract found positive correlations between Shiitake mushroom supplementation and oral Shiitake mushroom health benefits as a whole. Although this trend appears to be consistent, further work needs to be done to identify and isolate other active ingredients explore different delivery systems.
Small animal studies were conducted to see the effects of diets enriched with Shiitake mushroom. Results found that animals whose diets contained Shiitake mushroom appeared to promote cardiovascular and metabolic function. Although these findings support evidence from Traditional Chinese practices and anecdotal reports from regular Shiitake mushroom consumers, modern studies are underway to fully understand and determine Shiitake mushroom benefits on our health.
To gain more insight, see the Shiitake mushroom reviews and experiences below.
Nootropics Depot offers 30 gram or 60 gram jars of organic, whole-fruiting body Shiitake Mushroom Extract powder. Nootropics Depot's Shiitake mushroom extract has been lab-tested and verified for both product purity and identity.
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https://nootropicsdepot.com/shiitake-mushroom-powder/
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Once you send us your artwork, we will check for technical details like dimensions,bleed, safety margins, fonts,and resolution. And if we see some flaws, we will make minor revisions if necessary and it will be free of charge. But if your project requires major revisions (say, your artwork has very low resolution), we will send it back to you. To avoid delays, make sure your artwork has all the requirements listed below.
RESOLUTION: The resolution must not be less than 300 dpi.
FONTS: Make sure that everything is displayed in the correct fonts and sizes. And make sure you send us the fonts you’re using as well.
SPELLING, PUNCTUATION, GRAMMAR. CD manufacturing companies will not check the content. Make sure you’ve proofread everything from the spelling to the punctuation marks.
PAGINATION: Make sure page numbers and pagination are correct. You do not want to see an awkward-looking paragraph or an image sliced in two pages.
COLOR: If the artwork is sent to you for approval via email, there is a big chance that the colors would look different from the actual print. A computer monitor displays color using RGB mode whereas physical print is either CMYK or pantone color. You might want to visit the CD manufacturing company to have a print sample after all the other revisions are made.
TEMPLATE LAYERS: Make sure template layers are removed from uploaded designs.
BLEED: Bleed is the extension of artwork beyond the cut line which gives the printers a margin of error when trimming the sheets. Make sure your artwork has 1/8-inch bleed on all sides.
SAFETY MARGINS: Safety Margin are required to prevent cutting off some important parts of your artwork (text, images,logos). Make sure all essential elements are within the safety margins.
ALIGNMENT: Make sure the alignment and spacing of the photos are correct. Check whether they are aligned correctly with crop marks.
LOGOS: Make sure the all the logos are included and are placed correctly.
BAR CODE: Is it located on a viewable surface?
To Duplicate or to Replicate?
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I went to a bootcamp and also have several friends who are successful engineers and went to a bootcamp. Here's my advice:
* **You will need to relocate to a major tech market** \- As far as I've seen, bootcamps only seem to work in cities where there is a lot of demand for engineers and employers are willing to take on non-traditional candidates. Most of the success stories are in SF or NYC.
* **You should select a selective bootcamp that is hard to get into** \- In some sense, your bootcamp is only as good as your peer set. As such, do not go to the bootcamps that just let you in. You should find it challenging to get in (and it should require a lot of self studying of coding and HTML/CSS). There aren't many that fit this criteria. When I looked, there were probably only 2 bootcamps in San Francisco (which has the most bootcamps) that fit this criteria.
* **If you are successful, it will because of yourself and not the bootcamp** \- Everyone I saw succeed from a bootcamp had tremendous inner drive. I'm sure most of them could have figured it out with by self learning, but I think we all agreed we needed a guiding hand to tell us what to focus on, to have a structured curriculum, and most importantly a set of peers to learn from. A bootcamp accelerates, but does not replace self learning.
Things may have changed since I finished my boot camp several years ago, but I know many people who have had successful careers from these boot camps: app academy, hack reactor, and full stack academy.
On the financial side, there are some bootcamps that take a % of salary (or delay tuition) until you get a job. It'll help ease the burden and the bootcamp will be incentivized to make sure you get a job.
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This is a video uploaded recently by a South Indian vlogger who travelled through Xinjiang during his way back to India ( He is speaking in malayalam language ). The video was shot during December 2019. He was scared at first when he entered the region through border crossing hearing all the negative news from media.
After he reached, he was amazed by the development and beauty of the place. I mean look around everything is so top class.
There are more videos on his channel. He was amazed by the train station too (shown in the next video) which looked like an international airport. 😎
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The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) plays a critical role in regulating capital markets and financial services in New Zealand and providing better outcomes for investors, consumers, professionals, businesses, and for the New Zealand economy.
Within the Operations function, our Project and Digital Services team offers a business-wide service delivering projects that successfully implement change for the FMA by integrating into existing processes, whilst minimising its disruptive impact. We are currently looking for an outstanding Senior Business Analyst to join our team working across both technical and business projects.
The key focus of this position is to provide business analysis and process design for a range of projects across the organisation. You’ll have the opportunity to truly drive results through understanding what the business does and then leveraging this knowledge to develop and implement improvements, which make the best use of available technology whilst ensuring that the FMA’s standards, approach and methodology is consistently applied.
Key to your success will be your proven experience working with Microsoft Office 365 products as a Senior Business Analyst, ideally gained in a regulatory and/or government environment, along with exceptional documentation skills and a solid understanding of the technical requirements. Your exceptional interpersonal and relationship management skills will allow you to engage effectively and confidently with the wider business.
In return, we’ll offer you the chance to join a friendly, approachable team of highly experienced professionals and an organisation with a strong commitment to maintaining a good life/work balance.
If this sounds like you, click ‘Apply Online’ now! View the position description online by clicking the link above or for further information or confidential enquires you can contact Jessi Kadow on 09 967 1237. Applications close 16 February 2020.
The Financial Markets Authority is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and is committed to maintaining an inclusive culture where all employees have the opportunity to reach their potential. We recognise that our continued success is dependent on the performance and ability of our employees.
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This is the constituency of all Christian battles. It is here, in this set of four districts (Batroun, Koura, Bsharri, Zgharta) with 10 seats (seven Maronites and three Greek Orthodox) that the two main Christian political leaders, Samir Geagea and Gebran Bassil, have to fight their most important battle, potentially foreshadowing the presidential elections.
It is true that the head of the Lebanese Forces is not himself a candidate for Parliament, while the head of the FMP is in Batroun. But Samir Geagea is at home in this region, as is a third important Maronite leader, Sleiman Frangieh, also a presidential candidate. The latter won three out of 10 seats in 2018, as did Bassil and Geagea. The 10th seat went to the Syrian Social Nationalist Party, an ally at the time of Frangieh. This year, the Aounist bloc must fight to keep two of its seats, having lost along the way the third, with Michel Moawad having withdrawn from their bloc to run as an independent. This will not be an easy task. The three main contenders must take into account a fourth list of weight, formed by Moawad, the Kataeb and Majd Harb, son of the former longtime parliamentarian Boutros Harb.
Finally, a fifth list, called Chamalouna, has recently emerged, bringing together opposition groups. Its results will need to be closely followed in a constituency that has many expatriates who have registered to vote.
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https://today.lorientlejour.com/elections/district/15-north-iii
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The Infant Massage Private Lesson is designed to teach parents how to massage their newborn baby. It is recommended for infants between 0 to 12 months old. It lasts approximately 45 min. to 1 hour depending on the mood of the baby. Parents will learn different techniques to promote relaxation, ease digestion and collics, help increase sleep time at night and awake time during the day, balance the hormonal system, promote the function of the immune system and create bonding and secure attachment with their baby. During the 0ne hour lesson different massage techniques are demonstrated and practiced by the parents on their baby, some stretching and simple movement techniques are also shown to improve joint mobility, muscle strength and coordination. If necessary, an additional 30 min. review lesson could be scheduled. Parents are also given a hand-out with pictures of the massage techniques to practice at home. If you have a parenting group with at least 6 babies, it is also possible to teach the class during your weekly meeting or organize a special class for your group. Please, call for more details.
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It was necessary to know what the combined loading of all these lights would be so that the control equipment and wiring could be suitably sized. However, there was not much forthcoming on this, and so a rough estimation had to be made, which was based on about 15 watts per metre of lighting, and a “character” having about 10-15 metres rope lighting, giving a total load of around 4.5kW when everything was on. After a couple more discussions, most of the other questions had been answered. Also, as several of the drummers had a second like it, it was decided that “like” ones could be treated in pairs, so that the individually controlled elements could be reduced from 51 to 30 different items. This would reduce the number of the controller’s (“the brains”) outputs and hence cost.
Also, to keep overall installation cost down a novel way of connecting the frames to the control unit was devised. Only one large Arctic blue cable would go to and supply the common “Neutral/Earth” requirements for each frame, (there were 13 frames in all) and the “Live” used for one element. Smaller “twin” cored cables would supply the “Lives” to the rest of the light elements within each frame. This would reduce the number of lighting cables between the control unit and the display from 51 down to 36, and only 13 of these would be of the Arctic blue type, reducing cable cost significantly. This method would also help to reduce the connection time during installation.
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It's the Patriots, and looking at them this year I am confused. On the one hand they are 10-2, and the two team that have beaten them are the Ravens who are likely the best and most complete team in the NFL right now, and the Texans who have their struggles, but when they put it together are a Super Bowl contending team. The Ravens did win by two possessions, but the Texans won by 6 and while the Texans had the lead going into the 4th Brady was mounting a comeback.
Meanwhile the Chiefs have certainly had their struggles. Mahomes is coming off the worst two performances of his young career. Sure one was played in the Stratosphere and the other in a wind tunnel, but you can make excuses for the Pats too, I mean half their team was playing with the flu.
I have no idea how this game is going to turn out. Mahomes could flip a switch and boat race them 42-12, or their defense could contain Hill and Kelce and without a running game and a good performance from Watkins we might see the reverse.
I honestly think this game is going to go a long way towards showing us who these two teams really are.
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The west coast singer gave birth to a healthy baby girl, named Adeya and took to Instagram to let fans know that it was tough, but she got through it.
Kehlani had an unmedicated homebirth, and delivered her baby in the comfort of her bathroom!
Don’t look forward to any baby posts so soon, Kehlani made it clear that she will be resting and taking time out for the family instead.
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https://www.hot97.com/hot-news/congratulations-kehlani-gives-birth-to-a-healthy-baby-girl-photo
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS! We're keeping you educated & entertained for the Holidays!
Part of our "FITC Toronto 2009 Rocked" video series, filled with great video that YOU can use to learn more about the Interactive topics that matter. All these videos are sponsored by Aquent and shared here because we care about Y-O-U.
Enjoy - and keep an eye out for more as we post 'em right here to the Aquent Blog!
Why is philosophy any importance to our life, work and creativity? Thierry Loa (Dr. Hello) will elaborate on that question and will propose answers as well. He will discuss how philosophical knowledge and observation can have positive influences in our life and work. Every creative person wishes to create and pursue his/her own path. With the support of his work, Dr. Hello will also discuss, explain, and demonstrate the path that he has chosen, been shaping and undertaking. Furthermore, he will propose a universal definition of Art and The Artist.
Ultimately, Dr. Hello hopes to share with the audience his knowledge, journey experience and insight about life, creativity and work regarded as one idea/theme. This session is for people who like to think, rethink, question, imagine, debate and solve problems. Attendees will walk away with some common life philosophy; How life and work correlate and impact one another; Answers to questions, food for thoughts; Inspiration.
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https://aquent.com/blog/life-work-and-philosophy-fitc-video
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After 5 decades of repairing cars, a car mechanic will finally be going into retirement marking the end of an era. Keith Evans, who works at the East Bilney Coachworks’ paint and body centre in Great Yarmouth is finally calling it a day. The mechanic has been in the profession since July 1967 and worked for several car repair firms before the firms were taken over by the firmly owned firm which has a Fenner Road depot and deals specifically with crash repairs.
The company chairman and 20 colleagues presented him with a golden hammer as they bade farewell to the father of two who is from Lowestoft. Evans started as a mechanic before he switched to a panel technician. He transferred between companies in the area and in the past worked for companies such as Thurlow Nunn, Watsons and Warwick Shubrook. In his opinion, one of the biggest changes in the car repair trade at the moment was that many cars are no longer being welded and most are now being held by screws and glue. Although he says that he enjoyed the 45-hour weeks, he did admit that it was hard work.
Kevin Fenn has known Keith for 27 years and has worked beside him in that time until his retirement on Friday. He described Keith as a hard worker who knew all there was to know about the job and would even give advice to others whenever necessary. Chris Browne, the manager at the branch was also keen to pay tribute to the mechanic.
According to Browne, for someone to work in the same trade for five decades is amazing and it was good to see that Keith had managed to do so. The manager also described him as a real asset to the firm who was very well respected by his colleagues. He finished by saying that they all wished him well in his future endeavours.
The retiree is planning on enjoying a few holidays with his wife and he’s already planning to go on a cruise to China. The staff posed for a photograph with the departing Keith and the company chairman and enjoyed a buffet with him as part of the send-off celebrations. The East Bilney Coachworks is located in six sites in Norfolk and the firm repairs around 300 vehicles every week.
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https://coastalconnect.co.uk/news/lowestoft-car-mechanic-at-great-yarmouth-body-shop-retires-after-50-years/
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<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Agents continue to work on disabled/blacklisted subnets
username_0: 1. add a large subnet
2. fire up an agent and let it make some progress
3. from the web UI disable/blacklist that subnet
4. agent will continue scanning in that subnet
5. restart server
6. agents will correctly move on to the next subnet
<issue_comment>username_1: Oh this is peculiar. I've reproduced it and I'll pinpoint the cause. It likely won't get released into another "release" version until I've had some time to fix/implement a few other things, but I'll definitely get this figured out.
<issue_comment>username_1: I have two networks in scope:
192.168.0.0/24
10.0.0.0/8
When I toggle 10.0.0.0/8 to blacklist, it appears that the scan manager gets updated but somehow is returning only addresses in 10.0.0.0/24.
@rosswsnider This is happening in your code I think, any ideas what might be causing this?
<issue_comment>username_1: Turns out it has to do with the IPScanManager [networks](https://github.com/natlas/natlas/blob/master/natlas-server/app/ipscanmanager.py#L5) variable.
I think what's happening is that we're setting the scanmanager to none in the [update](https://github.com/natlas/natlas/blob/master/natlas-server/app/scope.py#L74) and then [reinstantiating it](https://github.com/natlas/natlas/blob/master/natlas-server/app/scope.py#L76), but it's retaining some information about the self.networks value. While I'm not entirely sure how or why, the problem vanishes when I explicitly set `self.networks = []` in the `__init__`. I think it gets locked down to the `/24` in my case because the actual networks it goes through (192.168.0.0/24) during instantiation is only a `/24`, so the random number generator only generates numbers inside the `/24` range.
I'll double check this and get a fix pushed into the `v0.6.x` branch this evening. It'll also make it into the `v0.6.4` release, which should happen sometime this week.<issue_closed>
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/**
* 参数异常
*
* @author lutiehua
* @date 2017/9/28.
*/
public class ParamValidationException extends Exception {
public ParamValidationException(String message, int errorCode) {
super(message);
this.errorCode = errorCode;
}
public int getErrorCode() {
return errorCode;
}
public void setErrorCode(int errorCode) {
this.errorCode = errorCode;
}
private int errorCode = 0;
}
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Discussion in 'Oklahoma City Thunder' started by truebluefan, Mar 8, 2019.
Despite something of a strange ending to regulation, the Oklahoma City Thunder toughed it out in overtime.
Russell Westbrook had 37 points and Paul George added 32 points and 14 rebounds for the Thunder in a chippy 129-121 OT win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday night.
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Over the years, we've seen more netbooks than we care to mention. Some have been good, most have been mediocre, and a few have been so bad, so unpalatably awful, that they made us want to rip our own eyes out and turn our backs on technology for good.
Over the following pages, we'll identify the guilty machines, pull their tiny trousers down and expose why they're so awful. Hopefully, this guide can save you some cash, the embarrassment of being seen in public with any of the offending netbooks, and the bother of having to return them to the shops.
Without further ado, let the countdown commence.
The Eee PC 701 was the machine that helped kick-start the netbook phenomenon. It introduced the form factor to the masses and showed that tiny, attractive laptops needn't retail for ridiculous sums. We, like the rest of the world, fell in love with it. But, looking back, it was flippin' pants.
We should have known something was up when Asus started marketing the 701 using a semi-naked lady on a beach. The ad screamed 'you'll be sexy if you buy one of these', but the marketing material would've been more accurate if Asus had photographed the product next to a five-year-old boy picking his nose, such was the plasticky, toy-like nature of the original Eee PC.
The 701's appearance wasn't the only downside. Its 7-inch screen had an unbearably low, 800x480-pixel resolution, its 4GB of storage was stingy compared to today's 160GB average, and its microscopic keyboard was more suited to the lilliputian digits of a pre-teen than those of us grown-ups.
If you feel like making a massive mistake, you can buy a second-hand 701 for around £120.
The 2133 Mini-Note PC was supposed to be the anti-Eee -- a sleek, sexy alternative to the cheap and cheerful effort from Asus. Its aluminium chassis, large, 8.9-inch screen and wonderful keyboard belied its netbook heritage, but that's pretty much where the good times ended and the horror show began.
The 2133 was expensive. At about £415, it cost over twice as much as the Eee PC 701, yet it felt like it offered about a tenth of the performance. This was mainly due to its use of Windows Vista and a 1.2GHz Via C7-M processor, which was so slow that, if you used the machine on your travels, it was entirely possible to reach your destination before the 2133 had loaded whatever application you'd tried to open.
Even when the 2133 finally completed a task, there was no guarantee you'd be able to reap the benefits. Its much-lauded screen was so glossy that it essentially turned into a mirror upon exposure to sunlight. That's fine for applying make-up, but, in the real world, where people do real work, it was frustrating to say the least.
Those who like beating their brains out in frustration can find a refurbished 2133 on sale for around £170.
If Gandhi and Princess Diana had adopted a child, and that child grew up to become a computer scientist, the XO-1 is the laptop they would've designed, after bringing about world peace and finding a cure for AIDS, obviously. Surely this goody-goody green marvel deserves some slack then?
We hate the XO-1, but not because of its complete and utter joke of a keyboard, or because of its calculator-spec AMD Geode LX |||EMAIL_ADDRESS||| CPU and paltry 256MB -- yes, that's megabytes -- of RAM. Our hatred stems from the cruel and unusual, Linux-based Sugar graphical user interface, which, despite being designed for people who've never seen a computer before, is nearly impossible to fathom. Trying to launch simple apps left us feeling like a monkey with a Rubik's Cube, so we're not sure how anyone's supposed to use its built-in programming language. Inflicting this kind of torture on small children is tantamount to child abuse.
You're unlikely to be able to get your hands on the XO-1 easily if you live in the developed world -- an excellent state of affairs.
We were really looking forward to testing the Amilo Mini Ui 3520. It was the first netbook that had interchangeable covers, so it was almost guaranteed a place in our collective hearts.
Getting a 3520 for Christmas would be like ripping into an immaculately wrapped gift box, only to find that it contained somebody else's dirty laundry -- the 3520 looked great but, on closer inspection, it was pretty horrific. Its tiny keyboard was actually painful to use and we still think its mouse, with its side-mounted buttons, was some sort of parting joke from a disgruntled Fujitsu Siemens designer.
Come to think of it, the interchangeable-covers idea was rubbish, too. Such covers may have been acceptable on mobile phones ten years ago, but they more or less died out for a reason -- nobody wanted them. The final nail in this netbook's coffin was the fact that it really wasn't cool. No amount of fancy black and white plastic or swappable lids could cover up the fact that it had a Fujitsu Siemens logo on it.
Buying one of these would make you as unpopular as a lurgy-infested school kid, but you can still have the dubious privilege for around £280 if you look online.
The Inspiron Mini 12 was a true netbook pioneer. Whereas many of its rivals offered 8.9- or 10-inch displays, it bucked the trend with a relatively massive, 12.1-inch screen and a chassis large enough to accommodate a full-size keyboard.
The idea of a creating an oversize netbook wasn't a bad one -- there's a market for low-power, low-cost, lightweight laptops that are larger than the norm. Unfortunately, Dell seems to have taken the 'low-power' part too literally. Our test version of the Mini 12 used a 1.33GHz Intel Atom Z520 CPU, which struggled with even simple tasks, like running iPlayer. It could start Windows XP and perhaps an instance of Notepad, but only if the moons and heavens were aligned just so.
Admittedly, Dell also sold a faster version, equipped with a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270, but consumers still weren't impressed -- a machine of its size really warranted something altogether faster. Unsurprisingly, production of the Mini 12 was stopped and the world was suddenly a better place.
If you want to buy a Mini 12 as a Christmas present for your worst enemy, you may be out of luck -- tracking it down online is no easy task.
Packard Bell had a great opportunity to capitalise on the Eee PC 701's shortcomings with the EasyNote XS. It offered several advantages, including a digital (DVI) video output port and more storage than any other netbook at the time.
We'll give the EasyNote XS props for its 30GB hard drive and DVI output, but it had almost nothing else going for it. We find anything that uses the almost ubiquitous Atom N270 CPU immediately tedious, but the EasyNote XS' Via C7-M chip was so rubbish we'd have sold our own children to have the N270 back.
The dwarf-friendly keyboard was bad, too, but nowhere near as infuriating as the stamp-sized mousepad located at the top right of the keyboard, and its equally miniscule selector buttons, located at the top left. Because of this arrangement, using the netbook comfortably actually involved picking it up off the table and using it like some sort of giant portable games console.
Masochists are likely to be disappointed by the news that it's very difficult to find anywhere that's still selling the EasyNote XS. Everyone else should be delighted.
If the Elonex Websurfer looks familiar, it's because it's the bastard cousin of the EasyNote XS. Like its relative, the Websurfer also brought something new to the netbook table -- a removable VoIP phone, housed to the right of its 7-inch display.
The Elonex Websurfer goes by many names, including the Via NanoBook and Everex Cloudbook, but it's so atrocious that it won't be long before you address it purely in expletives. Whoever designed this monstrosity must have had a stake in Bupa or Specsavers. The screen, keyboard and trackpad are so small that carpal tunnel syndrome and damaged eyes can only ever be a few clicks away.
The Websufer's designers could have easily installed a larger display, but they chose instead to leave room for a bizarre expander slot. In our test model, this housed an embarrassingly tacky VoIP phone, but it could also accommodate a GPS sat-nav, 3G WWAN module, or, erm, a world clock. Tell you what, Elonex, if we want any of those things, we'll pop in a third-party USB upgrade or go nuts and put on a watch, yeah? Cheers.
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Hi! Thanks for sharing your story. You are welcome and supported here. I remember the shock and relief when I realized my ex met 9/9 of the Borderline Personality Disorder DSM criteria. It was incredible to know I wasn't alone and that other people have also come out of this situation.
As you uncover more and more about how people with BPD think and feel, you will wonder how you ever attracted such a person in the first place. I learned that I have a need to please and impress others, and this set me up for disaster when I met my exwBPD. I'm working on these issues and it feels great to be in control again. I'm really looking forward to my next relationship since I learned so much about boundaries and healthy behaviour, I know I will take care of my needs this time. And I learned I'm definitely staying the hell away from any partners with BPD and other personality disorders! 😉
You are not broken or incapable, you just got involved with a BPD train wreck. It's hard to get out of the rumination, the depression absolutely sucks, but we are here for you. Sending peace and love in your journey.
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Fruits are selected in accord with precise food safety and GAP management sytem of Türkmenoğlu, and harvested at ideal ripeness due to Safe Produce standards
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A full range of Honda Marine outboards will be on display at this year’s Hutchwilco NZ Boat Show.
Honda will be offering a free rigging kit with all BF115 to BF250 outboards sold during the show. That’s over $3000 worth of gear that you won’t have to pay for. Those looking for a Honda outboard under 115 horsepower will be able to take advantage of some significant discounts.
During the show, Tony Orton from Journey of a Fisherman and Ben Brown from Built to Fish TV will be on the stand sharing pro tips on boating, fishing tackle tips and perhaps even the odd secret fishing spot too. Swing by just after midday and while you’re there, enter ‘The Ultimate Offshore Prize Package’ worth over $4000. Honda Marine is located in Hall 3 on stand 339.
Look for the Honda Marine logo and check out some of the very best four-stroke engines currently available.
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https://www.fishing.net.nz/fishing-news/honda-at-the-2019-hutchwilco-boat-show/
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- North America
- United States
- Arkansas
- Lake Jeannette Dam
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Traveling Luck for Lake Jeannette Dam Arkansas, United States
The timezone in Lake Jeannette Dam is America/Rankin_Inlet
Morning Sunrise at 07:19 and Evening Sunset at 17:23. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 35.1350°, Longitude. -92.9300° , Elevation. 286m
Morning Sunrise at 07:19 and Evening Sunset at 17:23. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 35.1350°, Longitude. -92.9300° , Elevation. 286m
Weather near Lake Jeannette Dam Last report from Russellville, Russellville Regional Airport, AR 25.3km away
Wind: 0km/h North
Cloud: Few at 4100ft
Satellite map of Lake Jeannette Dam and it's surroudings...
Geographic features & Photographs around Lake Jeannette Dam in Arkansas, United States
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Winrock (1.6km)
- West (historical) (2.1km)
- Galla Rock (7.5km)
- Ada (7.6km)
- Divide (historical) (7.8km)
- Whitehall (7.9km)
- Index (historical) (8.6km)
- Gold Hill (9.3km)
- Pontoon (9.8km)
- Carden Bottoms (9.8km)
reservoir(s) an artificial pond or lake.
- Lake Jeannette (0km)
- Lake Bailey (0.9km)
- Roosevelt Lake (1km)
- Lake Lucy (1.2km)
- Lake George (1.4km)
- Lake Abby (1.7km)
- Petit Jean State Park Lake (1.7km)
- Lake Amanda (1.8km)
- Lake Elsie (2km)
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Libby Ferry (historical) (4.1km)
- Galla Rock Ferry (historical) (5.7km)
- Half Moon Lake Ford (8.1km)
- Camp Mitchell (8.3km)
- Norris Chapel (9.7km)
- Allens Chapel (9.7km)
- Hamiltons Store (historical) (10.1km)
administrative division an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Cedar Falls, Township of (1.7km)
- White Eagle, Township of (5.2km)
- Petit Jean, Township of (9.6km)
- Higgins, Township of (9.6km)
- Martin, Township of (9.7km)
Accommodation around Lake Jeannette Dam
Days Inn Morrilton 1506 N. Oak Street, Morrilton
Americas Best Value Inn 356 Highway 95, Morrilton
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Morrilton 8 Bruce St, Morrilton
cemetery a burial place or ground.
- Higgins Cemetery (4.7km)
- Barnes Cemetery (4.8km)
- Gally Rock Cemetery (7.4km)
- Byerly Cemetery (8.6km)
- Hamilton Cemetery (10km)
dam a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Lake Jeannette Dam (0km)
- Lake Bailey Dam (0.9km)
- Lake Lucy Dam (1.2km)
- Lake Abby Dam (1.7km)
- Petit Jean Water Supply Dam (1.7km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Cedar Creek (5km)
- Petit Jean River (5.5km)
- Galla Creek (5.6km)
- Falloff Branch (9.9km)
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- White Hall School (historical) (8km)
- Gold Hill School (9.2km)
- Wilson School (historical) (9.7km)
flat a small level or nearly level area.
- Crane Island (4.1km)
- Carden Bottom (7.2km)
church a building for public Christian worship.
- Trinity Lutheran Church (0.7km)
- Missionary Church (0.8km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Petit Jean State Park (2.6km)
- Sweeden Island Park (10km)
ridge(s) a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Petit Jean Mountain (3.5km)
airport a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Petit Jean Park Airport (2.5km)
gap a low place in a ridge, not used for transportation.
- Sharps Gap (6.6km)
mountain an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Round Mountain (8.4km)
bridge a structure erected across an obstacle such as a stream, road, etc., in order to carry roads, railroads, and pedestrians across.
- Cedar Creek Bridge (1.1km)
overfalls an area of breaking waves caused by the meeting of currents or by waves moving against the current.
- Cedar Falls (1.9km)
bar a shallow ridge or mound of coarse unconsolidated material in a stream channel, at the mouth of a stream, estuary, or lagoon and in the wave-break zone along coasts.
- Sweeden Island (6.9km)
Wikipedia entries close to Lake Jeannette Dam
- Adona, Arkansas city o city
- Atkins, Arkansas city o city
- Oppelo, Arkansas city o city
- Perry, Arkansas city o city
- Casa, Arkansas city o city
- Pottsville (Arkansas) city m city
- Morrilton, Arkansas city o city
- Perryville, Arkansas city o city
- Perry County (Arkansas) adm2nd adm2nd
- Dardanelle, Arkansas city o city
- Houston, Arkansas city o city
- Russellville (Arkansas) city i city
- Conway County adm2nd adm2nd
- Celestial Observatory science
- Plumerville, Arkansas city o city
- Solgohachia, Arkansas city o city
Airports close to Lake Jeannette DamRobinson aaf(RBM), Robinson, Usa (82.9km)
Little rock afb(LRF), Jacksonville, Usa (95.2km)
Adams fld(LIT), Little rock, Usa (99.3km)
Boone co(HRO), Harrison, Usa (158.9km)
Fort smith rgnl(FSM), Fort smith, Usa (167.2km)
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Home Cold Cases Find Missing Lisa Dianne Jameson!
Lisa was pregnant at the time of her disappearance.
So she wasn’t the only one who has been missing all that time.
Her baby has been missing all this time.
Find missing Lisa Dianne Jameson! Lisa Dianne Jameson has been missing since November 4, 1991. She is missing from Chandler, Arizona. Lisa Jameson is classified as an endangered missing person. Her year of birth is 1968. At the time of her disappearance, Lisa was approximately 23 years old.. Her stated current age is 49 years old. Lisa Dianne Jameson is an African-American female. Her complexion is described as medium. She is described as 5’6″ tall and 122 pounds. Her hair is described as curly and brown and her eyes are brown. Jameson was pregnant at the time of her disappearance. It is unclear how far along she was in her pregnancy. She has an unspecified medical condition. When she was last seen, Lisa was wearing a pink shirt, blue jeans, white shoes, a silver rope necklace, and a silver herringbone necklace.
Jameson may use the last name Collins. She has four piercings in each ear.
Jameson was last seen at approximately 7:15 A.M. on November 4, 1991 in Chandler, Arizona. She worked an overnight shift at the electronics business that employed her. And afterwards, she was dropped off by a co-worker. She was dropped off in the vicinity of McQueen Road and Chandler Boulevard. This transpired at 7:15 (A.M. or P.M.?) She has never been heard from again. A month after Jameson’s disappearance, her vehicle was found abandoned. It is described as a 1989 red Pontiac LeMans. It was found in the parking lot of an adult bookstore. This bookstore was located in the 4000 block of east Washington Street in Phoenix, Arizona. There was no blood or other evidence pertaining to her disappearance inside the vehicle.
Jameson left her personal belongings, clothing and credit cards behind when she vanished, and has not withdrawn any money from her bank account since she disappeared. She was married at the time of her disappearance with a toddler son. She wasn’t having marital problems and she had never been in trouble with the law. Jameson’s case remains unsolved. Gilbert, Arizona is where she lived and that city’s police are investigating her disappearance. She left behind a 2-year-old son and her husband. Police found no reason why she would have abandoned her family. She and her husband had no financial or medical problems, and Jameson did not withdraw any money from a bank. Police found little evidence and no blood inside her vehicle.
Despite the Gilbert Police Department’s efforts to interview almost everyone who knew Jameson, they could not uncover any significant leads. Years later, they continued to investigate but found nothing.
Lisa Dianne Jameson has been missing for over 26 long years. And she was pregnant at the time of her disappearance. Her baby would be an adult by this time, around 26 years old. That is if Lisa and her baby are alive. It is unknown what happened to them. But whatever happened to Lisa probably has happened to her baby. Her son is approximately 28 years old today. Lisa’s parents no doubt want, need, and deserve answers. This is a case with no known tips or leads. We can help change that by generating tips and leads through circulating this case. Lisa and her baby are somewhere. Someone (s) knows something! Do you have any information concerning the whereabouts of Lisa Dianne Jameson and her baby? Do you have information on anyone who is responsible for their disappearances? If you have any info, please refer to the contact information below.
Contact Gilbert Police Department at |||PHONE_NUMBER||| with information.
The above information can be found on Lisa Dianne Jameson’s Charley Project Page. I have adapted and remixed it. It is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial 4.0 International.
Other information can be found in Lisa Dianne Jameson’s Doe Network database.
The above image is courtesy of Lisa Dianne Jameson’s NamUs Database.
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The searched fact was developed by necessidadede if to verify the application of the controladoria inside of the company RecreativoTucuru Club and has as purpose to provide to a vision more internal studied daorganizao, therefore the Controladoria is an important tool in the managing modos for decision taking. The stories of the interviewed people, mostramque the fears and the difficulties that the managers face in Countable Controladoria relation are not to obtain to implant a system that sejaeficiente the point to enclose all the departments of the company. This managemental transformation has shown quea company effects its planning, integrating to its explicativobsico model, that is the countable nature of if controlling everything what daorganizao happens inside. Ahead of the searched facts, the company is perceived that to procurafazer optimum in the quality of attendance and motivation for its collaborators, but also perceive that sectors exist imperfections in the process of internal control dealguns. James Hyslop is often quoted on this topic. Word-Key: Planning; Motivation; Control, Quality in the Services. INTRODUCTION the Controladoria with the mission of being an area with ample vision, has as characteristic assistant in the enterprise management. In accordance with Almeida, Parisi and Pereira (1999), the controladoria supplies the managers of diverse areas noprocesso of management, with managemental instruments that supply to demonstrativoscontbeis on the performance and economic results. Osprocessos of planning and control are interrelated.
To never podefalar itself in control without having an elaborated planning to inside verify aocorrncia of the facts of the organization, also does not advance to elaborate one planejamentosem a structuralized system and that it shows trustworthiness in the execution of suasatividades. The planning and the control are administrativasimportantes functions since the beginning of the administration, the responsible one for means to establish the objectives daorganizao, specifying the form as they will be reached. Future part of one sondagemdo, developing an action plan to reach the objective tracings.
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It's that time of the year again, South Florida! That's right – it's hurricane season. Before severe weather strikes, the most important thing you can do is to get yourself, your family and your home prepared. It might seem like a daunting task, but being prepared can save you a lot of time and hassle. It only takes one storm to change your life and community.
Having an emergency plan is the most important thing you can do during this season. While most remember to gather water, food and a full tank of gas, there are a lot of other essentials that tend to get overlooked. To prepare for the unknown, each home should have at least the following electronic supplies and necessities.
We don't often think about important documents when creating a hurricane kit, but if a storm destroyed your home, where would your important documents such as birth certificate, passport, deed, licenses and other records be? You should have scanned copies of all Government Issued IDs, Licenses, Permits, and Certifications for Each Family Member.
Don't forget to secure your flash drive. Password-protect your files or encrypt the drive. For an added level of security, store it in a fireproof and waterproof safe.
Often after hurricanes, power isn't restored in an area for an extended period of time. Proper lighting can become crucial during severe weather. Case in point, if you keep your canned goods in the garage, finding food might be a task within itself! Opt for hand-crank lanterns and waterproof flashlights when searching for one to add to your hurricane kit. Remember to pack extra bulbs.
Stay connected in emergency situations. Have a corded phone that does not require electricity in your home. Since most of the phone line wires are connected underground, severe weather should not damage them.
Keep your phone charged for the duration of the storm with a portable battery charger. Some portable power banks are even good for four to five full charges. When all else fails, have your laptop fully charged and save that charge for your phone with a USB Charger. Only when it becomes safe to go outside, you can also use your car to charge your phone with a cell phone car charger or power inverter.
Worst case scenario – mobile phones no longer work. Cell phone towers could go down or your phone could just run out of battery. As you can imagine, communication during the storm is absolutely essential. Include walkie-talkies into your hurricane kit. Some of the newer 2-way FRS radios have up to a 35 miles range and are even waterproof.
An emergency weather radio or a portable digital TV is an absolutely vital tool if you want to be kept informed of potentially life-threatening emergencies such as thunderstorms, tornados, hurricanes, chemical spills, fires, natural disasters or terrorist attacks. Broadcasts of tornado warnings, flood warnings, AMBER Alerts for child abductions, chemical spill messages and many other notifications, in addition to routine weather observations and forecasts gives those in harm's way critical lead time to respond and remain safe.
In the event of a power outage, grilling out is a great option, so it's important to have a supply of propane and ready-to-light charcoal for your outdoor grill on-hand. For cooking on the grill, don't forget to grab a manual can opener, aluminum foil as well as a heavy-bottomed pan, sheet pans or griddles that can be placed on your grill. But remember, never cook inside with a gas or charcoal grill.
Unfortunately, property damage does occur during the hurricane season. It's imperative to document it with photos. Select a good camera that is waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof so you can be ready to shoot even under extreme environments. You can even purchase a waterproof acrylic housing case for certain cameras. Your cellphone is a good option, but the photos can run down your battery as well.
Other equipment we tend to forget to pack are basic tools, like a wrench or pliers to turn off utilities, a whistle to call out for help, and a first aid kit. A well-stocked first aid kit will help you respond effectively to common injuries and emergencies. While you can buy a first aid kit at many drugstores or assemble your own, knowing how to use the items in a first aid kit is just as important as having them.
Antihistamine (Benadryl) for allergic reactions, itching rashes.
We don't realize how much we rely on electricity until it's gone. The right generator can help keep you and your family safe, comfortable, and also keep all that expensive food in your fridge from spoiling if there's a long power outage.
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https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/essentials-youre-missing-from-your-storm-kit/
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---
layout: post
title: "[LXD] LXD의 사용법"
date: 2020-06-30
excerpt: "LXD를 설치하고 사용해보도록 한다."
tag:
- container
comments: true
typora-root-url: ../../
---
# LXD의 설치 및 실행
본 자료는 ubuntu 공식 사이트의 내용 [^1]에 기반하여 작성되었습니다.
## LXD의 설치
LXD는 LXC를 대체하기 위한 것으로 LXC보다 좀 더 범용적이면서 편리한 인터페이스를 가지는 특징이 있습니다. 현재는 LXC보다는 LXD를 사용할 것을 권고합니다.
먼저, 우분투에서 lxd를 설치해주도록 합니다.
```bash
sudo apt install lxd
```
LXD 데몬에 로컬로 접근하기 위해서는 `lxd` 그룹에 유저(여기서는 BlaCkinkGJ라고 하겠습니다.)가 속해야 하므로 `lxd` 그룹에 등록을 해주도록 합니다.
```bash
sudo adduser BlaCkinkGJ lxd
```
이 설정은 다음 세션에서부터 적용되기 때문에, 즉시 적용하기 위해서는 아래의 명령을 수행해줘야 합니다.
```bash
newgrp lxd
```
다음으로 LXD는 ZFS 저장소를 백엔드로 사용하기 때문에 ZFS 툴을 반드시 설치해줘야 합니다. 따라서, 관련 유틸을 아래의 명령을 통해서 설치해주도록 합니다.
```bash
sudo apt install zfsutils-linux
```
그리고 `sudo lxd init`을 하면 아래의 설정들이 나오게 됩니다. 유심히 읽어보고 default로 하지 말아야 할 설정이 있다면 변경을 해주도록 합니다.
```bash
Would you like to use LXD clustering? (yes/no) [default=no]:
Do you want to configure a new storage pool? (yes/no) [default=yes]:
Name of the new storage pool [default=default]:
Name of the storage backend to use (dir, zfs) [default=zfs]:
Create a new ZFS pool? (yes/no) [default=yes]:
Would you like to use an existing block device? (yes/no) [default=no]:
Size in GB of the new loop device (1GB minimum) [default=46GB]:
Would you like to connect to a MAAS server? (yes/no) [default=no]:
Would you like to create a new local network bridge? (yes/no) [default=yes]:
What should the new bridge be called? [default=lxdbr0]:
What IPv4 address should be used? (CIDR subnet notation, “auto” or “none”) [default=auto]:
What IPv6 address should be used? (CIDR subnet notation, “auto” or “none”) [default=auto]:
Would you like LXD to be available over the network? (yes/no) [default=no]:
Would you like stale cached images to be updated automatically? (yes/no) [default=yes]
Would you like a YAML "lxd init" preseed to be printed? (yes/no) [default=no]:
```
## LXD의 실행
이제 `lxc list`라고 치면 아무것도 없이 아래와 같은 창이 뜨는 것을 확인할 수 있습니다.
```bash
+------+-------+------+------+------+-----------+
| NAME | STATE | IPV4 | IPV6 | TYPE | SNAPSHOTS |
+------+-------+------+------+------+-----------+
```
그리고 우분투 16.04 버전을 첫 컨테이너로 만들기 위해서는 아래의 명령을 쳐주도록 합니다.
```bash
sudo lxc launch ubuntu:16.04
```
그러면 이전의 LXC와 달리 알아서 다운을 받고 설치하기 시작합니다. 여기서 만약 컨테이너에 특정 이름을 지정하고 싶은 경우에는 `sudo lxc launch ubuntu:16.04 myInstance`와 같이 하시면 `myInstance`라는 인스턴스가 생기게 됩니다.
```bash
Creating the container
Container name is: funky-spaniel
Starting funky-spaniel # funcky-spaniel이 container 이름입니다.
```
그리고 기존의 LXC는 console에 들어가기 위해서는 `lxc-console`을 사용해야 했지만 LXD는 exec을 사용해서 좀 더 인터렉티브(interactive)하게 사용할 수 있습니다. 이를테면, 컨테이너 내부의 `ls -la`를 수행하는 경우에는 호스트에서 아래와 같이 사용하면 됩니다.
```bash
sudo lxc exec funky-spaniel -- ls -la
```
이러면 컨테이너의 홈 디렉터리의 내용이 출력이 되게 됩니다. 만약 내부로 들어가고 싶은 경우에는 아래와 같이 쓰면 내부에 루트 계정으로 바로 들어갈 수 있습니다.
```bash
sudo lxc exec funky-spaniel /bin/bash
```
만약 만들어진 컨테이너를 정지시키고 싶은 경우에는 `sudo lxc stop funky-spaniel`을 수행해주시고, 삭제하고 싶은 경우에는 `sudo lxc delete funcky-spaniel`을 수행하시면 됩니다.
# LXD의 사용
## SSH를 통한 접근 설정
앞서 언급한 `sudo lxc exec funky-spaniel /bin/bash`를 통해서 루트 계정으로 `passwd`를 수행하여 루트의 패스워드를 설정해줍니다. 그리고 `sudo adduser test`를 통해서 계정을 만들어주고, `visudo`로 슈퍼 유저 권한을 부여해주도록 합니다.
그리고 아래의 과정을 통해서 openssh-server를 설치해주도록 합니다.
```bash
apt update && sudo apt upgrade
apt install openssh-server
systemctl status sshd
```
그런 다음에 `vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config`를 수행해서 `PasswordAuthentication`을 `yes`로 설정해줍니다. 그러면 정상적으로 컨테이너의 IP가 `10.100.96.21`인 경우에 호스트에서 `ssh test@10.100.96.21 -p 22`로 들어갈 수 있게 됩니다.
## 사용 제한 설정 방법
기본적으로, 리눅스 컨테이너는 cgroup을 기반으로 하기 때문에 `/sys/fs/cgroup/<subsystem>/lxc`에서 제한을 걸 수도 있지만 아래와 같은 방법을 통해서 변경이 가능합니다. 이 자료[^2]를 바탕으로 작성 가능합니다.
### 스토리지 크기 설정
특정 컨테이너에 대한 스토리지 용량을 변경하고 싶은 경우에는 아래와 같은 명령을 사용하면 됩니다. 이는 cgroup으로 설정 가능한 부분이 아닙니다.
```bash
lxc config device override funky-spaniel root size=10GB
```
### 메모리 크기 설정
특정 컨테이너의 메모리 크기를 변경하고 싶은 경우에는 아래와 같이 진행합니다.
```bash
lxc config set funky-spaniel limits.memory 8GB
```
### CPU 크기 설정
특정 컨테이너의 CPU 갯수를 변경을 하고 싶은 경우에는 아래와 같이 진행합니다.
```bash
lxc config set funky-spaniel limits.cpu 2
```
### 네트워크 대역 제한 설정
특정 컨테이너의 네트워크 대역폭을 제한할 때에는 다운로드(ingress)와 업로드(egress) 제한을 아래와 같이 걸 수 있습니다.
```bash
# 다운로드 제한
lxc config device set funky-spaniel eth0 limits.ingress 1Mbit
# 업로드 제한
lxc config device set funky-spaniel eth0 limits.egree 1Mbit
```
# 추가
LXD의 경우에 디스크의 제작은 zpool[^3]이라는 것을 사용하기에 LXD로 만들어지는 파일시스템은 일반적으로 ZFS 파일 시스템이 만들어지게 됩니다. 이를 확인하기 위해서 컨테이너 안에서 `df -hT`를 쓰면 Type이 `zfs`인 것이 확인 가능합니다. 좀 더 자세한 LXD의 사용을 알고 싶으시다면 [링크](https://lxd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)를 참조 해주시길 바랍니다.
그리고 SSH를 외부에서 접근하기 위해서는 이 자료[^4]에서 나오는 내용처럼 아래와 같이 적어서 수행해주시길 바랍니다. 이때, `127.0.0.1` 대신해서 `localhost`를 적어서는 안됩니다.
```bash
lxc config device add funky-spaniel myport1234 proxy listen=tcp:0.0.0.0:1234 connect=tcp:127.0.0.1:22
```
삭제하고 싶은 경우에는 아래와 같이 진행해주시길 바랍니다.
```bash
lxc config device remove funky-spaniel myport1234
```
# 참고 문헌
[^1]: https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/tutorial-setting-up-lxd-1604#1-overview
[^2]: https://www.maketecheasier.com/limit-lxd-containers-resources/
[^3]: https://stanislas.blog/2018/02/lxc-zfs-pool-lxd/
[^4]: https://discuss.linuxcontainers.org/t/forward-port-80-and-443-from-wan-to-container/2042/3?_escaped_fragment_=
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What should I be monitoring and at what layer?
As to the question of "what to monitor," this is a matter of philosophy on one hand, and a matter of what you have available to do the monitoring with on take the end-to-end principle to heart (which I would urge you to understand well even if you don't apply it religiously), then you have define "end-to-end" for your purposes. For example, if you are primarily offering Web services and your customers/users are accessing the services via browser, then end-to-end extends from the user's desktop starting at the application (the browser), including their OS, NIC driver, LAN, ISP connection, all the way to your Web server, and then back through all the tiers of your Web system, quite likely all the way to your backend database where even disk I/O is important.
Some of this path you can monitor. Some of it you can't. The more you can see, the better. However, you may wish to declare some reasonable boundaries that you are not going to cross. For example, you may wish to disavow any responsibility for the user's desktop. But when you establish the boundaries, you must be able at least to distinguish which side of the boundary a problem may lie on.
A useful demarcation is between the network (say Layer 3 and below) and the application (Layers 4-7). Another useful distinction is between factors (hardware, OS, peripherals, applications) on a specific host versus anything else (such as any other host connecting to it and the network itself). Yet another is between the system on a specific host and an application it is hosting.
Making these useful distinctions requires that you have the means to do so. For example, sniffing packets at your gateway/firewall can be helpful in distinguishing the behaviors of different applications. Recording CPU cycles spent on different application tasks on a particular host can isolate the effects of disk latency, or bus timeouts, or paging faults. And actively probing from end-to-end at Layer 3 can separate out the effects of the application/host from the network connection.
So what is your mission-critical definition of end-to-end? And what tools do you need to monitor the important features of that path?
Without knowing your network world personally, the obvious starting points are to monitor
These are the elements that are common to almost anyone with a network. Mileage after that varies depending on your applications, your network configuration, and your end-users.
I hope that I haven't just answered your fair question with more questions.
Dig Deeper on Network Monitoring
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This week we are looking at the work of Abdellatif Laâbi, who is widely acknowledged to be Morocco's greatest living poet. This week the PTC publishes My Mother’s Language featuring a selection of Laâbi’s poems originally written in French with translations into English by the noted Poet and translator André Naffis-Sahely, who has just become the editor of Poetry London Magazine.
In his introduction to My Mother’s Language Naffis-Sahely details Abdellatif Laâbi’s biography, living through the end of French rule in Moroccan, then the oppressive 'Years Of Lead' that saw many dissidents and intellectuals imprisoned or disappeared. Laâbi himself was imprisoned for 8 years between 1972 and 1980, during his captivity he was tortured and deprived of medical care. Five years after his release Laabi moved to France, where he continues to live.
This week’s poems are 'My Mother’s Language', which lends its title to the new collection and 'The Earth Opens and Welcomes You' the last poem in the collection.
To get your copy of My Mother’s Language, with an afterword by Yousif M. Qasmiyeh, directly from the PTC online store, for just £7 + P&P, head to poetrytranslation.org/shop.
Shakila Azizzada was born in Kabul in Afghanistan in 1964. She now lives in the Netherlands and writes in both Dari and Dutch. Her poems are unusual in their frankness and delicacy, particularly in the way she approaches intimacy and female desire, subjects which are rarely addressed by women poets writing in Dari.
Don’t forget to like, review, recommend and subscribe to support the Dual Poetry Podcast. You can find more translated poems, articles about translation and culture, as well as our upcoming program over on our internet home poetrytransation.org.
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https://poetrytranslation.libsyn.com/webpage/2021/06
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When you sell something consistently, you develop an eye for it. Since I’m consistently trying to make and explain videos, I can’t help but pick out specifics when I watch videos. I pay attention to lighting, camera angles, cuts, directing, storyline, and everything else now that I’ve seen what goes into making one.
Paying attention to those specifics opens up a whole new world. There is an entire network of industries that I didn’t see firsthand until now. There are thousands of companies going through the same process of making and selling videos at different scales and in different niches. There are small business marketing video companies, Hollywood blockbuster production companies, and everything in between. As the project gets larger, so do the numbers.
All of those companies require companies in different industries to help them produce the videos. They collaborate with musicians to get music for their videos, and project management companies handle the logistics for big productions.
i wonder what other tacit knowledge I’ll soak in as more time goes on.
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Campaigners have launched a petition to stop the closure of a “vital” NatWest branch in Hebden Bridge.
NatWest announced plans earlier this month to close its branch on Crown Street due to a 10 per cent drop in branch transactions in the last few years.
Hundreds of signatures have already been gathered by businesses, residents and councillors in the town to stop the closure.
Bill Deakin, owner of Silly Billy’s Toy Shop, who set up the petition, said the branch is “vital” in the town, both for businesses and residents.
“This is about every level of community - young, old, able and disabled. It’s about giving a service that’s accessible to all. People outside of Hebden Bridge may see us as a small town but it’s a community and we need these services to survive.
“I have been a NatWest customer for 40 years and a business customer for 18 years. It is unacceptable. I view the bank as a service like the police or bus service.
“Hebden Bridge is much more than a small town, it’s a community and we need to keep that,” Bill added.
Bank customer Kate Gill said: “Even though a lot of people do a lot of banking online now, it will be very difficult for some people to travel into Halifax to file cheques and it takes away from the community.”
Jonathan Timbers, Mayor of Hebden Royd, said: “I am saddened by news of the NatWest branch closure. It’s vital that a town whose economy depends, in part, on small independent retailers and start-up creative industries should have a thriving banking sector.
“The closure will also hit people who have difficulty travelling to branches in other towns because they’re too poor or disabled. Rather than close, banks should open at different times, and start serving customers, and not the interests of high finance. Banks need to get into line with the real economy and communities who provide the value that the financial system relies on.”.
Councillor Ali Rees said: “I note with dismay the proposed closure of the Hebden Bridge branch of Nat West.
“I understand the changing nature of banking. However, in our town, famous for its small independent retailers, this represents the loss of services to the whole community.
“There is a petition against the closure and I urge people to sign it. I want Nat West to listen to the views of its customers and reverse this decision.
Coun Janet Battye (Lib Dem, Calder) is “disappointed that Hebden Bridge and the Upper Valley will be losing its last NatWest branch”.
“It prides itself on being a ‘listening bank’ and I thought that it had promised not to close any more local branches.
“In Hebden Bridge, we now only have two banks and the Post Office: there was twice that number when I moved here in 2000.”.
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eyes is best. slam that special and never let go.
shotgun is good up until junkyard. grab it early and ditch it for a wrench or if you're ballsy, a grenade launcher.
crossbow has its uses with homing bolts mutation, but ultimately the DPS is pretty low in comparison with other late game guns. That being said, its capable of one shotting early enemies even in the junkyard so if your aim is good, this baby can take you a long way.
Be a coward thief and get away with it. Blow up manholes. Seek out the screwdriver and the golden car. These are your hints, young one. Perhaps they will mean something in time. Or perhaps IM JUST A CRAZY OLD FOOL WHO WENT NUTSO WAITING FOR U99!?!
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The Cove School encourages families and students to choose green ways to school. Walking, scootering, biking, carpooling and taking the bus are all wonderful ways to reduce congestion, save time and money and start the day by being active. Studies show that by doing exercise before school increases student performance and attention and it’s also fun!
It's as easy as 1, 2, 3 to make your own green transportation plan. Safe Routes to School has created helpful tools to get you going green.
Walk or bike. Check out our Safe Routes link to find recommended safe routes of travel for walking or biking to The Cove.
There is a crossing guard located at the intersection of Spindrift and Prince Royal Passage for those entering the campus from the West.
Take the bus. Cove partners with Yellow Bus Challenge. Visit the Yellow Bus Challenge website to purchase a pass and see schedules!
Drop-off in front of the school by driving through the loop and only stopping to let your child safely out of the car. Do not park. This creates an unsafe buildup of cars.
Pick-up in the loop by stopping only when you see your child waiting outside. Loop through again until you see your child to avoid an unsafe buildup of cars.
To walk your child to the gate, you must park your car. Please do not block our neighbor’s driveways or park in staff parking. There is no parking, drop off or pick up in the staff parking lot behind the school. There is neighborhood street parking. There is a parking lot at Cove Park adjacent to the school off Paradise Dr.
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My issue is with Michelle is that she has a limited view of what a Drag Race contestant should be/look like. A good example is her insistence that everyone needs to show glamour.
But I can respect that view because, while I disagree with it, I understand her perspective and that it's not a view on the drag world as a whole, but for what should be on Drag Race.
The judges on CDR don't really even have a view. Their judging plays favorites to an extreme degree and is inconsistent in the same episode, like saying Jimbo was "too slutty" but also "wasn't camp/herself enough". And many times, they are just ignorant, specifically JBC.
While I may disagree with Michelle's view, I can understand where she is coming from. CDR is just delusional.
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Thank you for commenting on my other comment.
While I agree with your sentiments in this comment, I would argue that tabloid journalism was just as effective at riling up the masses as modern social media is now. It may not have been on the scale, but it was definitely there.
One instance that particularly stands out to me is the [Zoot Suit Riots](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoot_Suit_Riots), which werr immortalized by the band the Cherry Poppin Daddies in the 1990s US ska phase, telling the story of a race riot inculcated by tabloid journalism.
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Shortly before noon Thursday, community leaders and the heads of Mississippi State University and Meridian Community College gathered at Dumont Plaza in downtown Meridian.
Their view across the street was of the Grand Opera House and Marks-Rothenberg building both owned by MSU and now under renovation to become the Riley Education and Performing Arts Center.
The occasion was the announcement of a new program that will let students earn a bachelor's degree in communications through classes offered at MCC and MSU-Meridian Campus.
Both MCC President Scott Elliott and MSU President J. Charles Lee signed an agreement for the program.
Lee said MSU intends to seek bids for the renovation project no later than the end of the year. Plans call for the renovation of the Grand Opera House and Marks-Rothenberg building to be complete by fall 2005.
Harold "Nick" Nichols, dean of the MSU-Meridian Campus, said that even though the Riley center is still under construction it already has produced its first academic program.
Nichols said partnerships like the one signed Thursday are important for several reasons.
Elliott told the crowd that the agreement with MSU is a shining example of two agencies working together for the betterment of students and the community.
Elliott called the crowd's attention to a sign posted on the construction fence surrounding the Grand Opera House and Marks-Rothenberg building. The sign has logos for both MCC and MSU-Meridian Campus.
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Not everybody can WFH. Millions of people are out of work and will suffer because of this insane lockdown.
Without any massive UBI those people will not be able to adapt. Some will commit suicide, others will beat there spouses and children, others will resort to crime to feed their families.
The lockdown is a luxury for privileged people and it is a racist fascist policy that disproportionately impacts minorities.
Mass house arrest is no way to deal with failed public policy. Test and track and targeted quarantines are a more sane and rational approach that need to be considered, especially now that it looks like the virus is not as deadly as originally thought.
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It sounds like you you may need to reach out to your counselor or program coach or instructional assistant to see what suggestions they may have. The counselor may actually pull the student in to find out why they are refusing to work. The other may have suggestions for you to try. It sounds like this student may have figured out there are no consequences to NOT doing work and has decided just not to. While a stern teacher could be the answer, sometimes it's really the student. They simply have figured out nothing will happen if they chose NOT to work. After you have talked with some others, and maybe the counselor has talked with the student, you may need to have a face to face meeting with parent and have admin there as well.. You could be in for a long year. good luck.
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THE repeated airing on Romanian television of the execution of the Ceausescus during the recent upheaval in Eastern Europe reminded me of reading about the time when the public hanging of a criminal was considered a major festive occasion for a community. Men, women, and children would gather in town, waiting with anticipation, and would sometimes even cheer as the execution took place. Although this kind of event still occurs in some places in the world, people today generally wouldn't choose to view an execution, would they? Certainly, we wouldn't consider a public killing entertainment, would we?
Think carefully. What about the innumerable murders viewed in movie theaters and on television? Don't viewers cheer at the killing of the ``bad guy''? Much of what is considered entertainment today plays on a morbid attraction to violence. Even some television news programs have begun re-creating crimes, hoping to attract more viewers.
Whether this kind of ``entertainment'' causes more crime and violence is a hotly debated issue. But one thing seems clear: filling our eyes, ears, and minds with such things can't be uplifting, or make us better, happier, more peaceful people. How could it? Violent entertainment is not rampant because of the benefits it brings to society but because of that morbid pleasure many people seem to find in watching evil. This is the same motivating factor that causes a crowd of spectators to roar when hockey players fight on the rink, or that causes drivers to slow down at the scene of an accident to see the injured victim.
In our hearts we all want to be happy, peaceful, and productive. The Bible shows that achieving these ends requires obedience to God, who is good. Christ Jesus, the Way-shower, showed us the way to overcome the violence of the world as well as find true happiness and satisfaction. He was occupied with preaching, teaching, and demonstrating reality -- which he called the kingdom of God and which he taught is within man. He taught us that we are all in truth the children of God -- spiritual, good, pure, innocent, joyful, peaceful, loving.
We need to identify ourselves correctly as God's good children, attracted only to good, God, Spirit. On this basis we can increasingly conquer the false attraction to evil, recognizing it as a temptation to deny the allness of God, good. We can see that viewing evil as entertainment turns us away from acknowledging -- and experiencing -- God's goodness. Then we'll be less tempted to watch scenes that actually are depicting lies about life and man; instead we'll want to work to destroy those lies by living as God's children, expressing goodness, peace, and purity.
Obviously we can't ignore the problems of the world. But the way to solve them is not to magnify evil and be so impressed by it that we lose sight of spiritual reality. Instead, we need to have the Mind of Christ, who healed all kinds of sin by seeing the fundamental nothingness of evil in the face of the presence and allness of good.
We're really being deceived if we accept violence as reality -- or even support violence as entertainment. As we follow ``the leadings of the divine Spirit that are helping man Godward'' and express the kingdom of God within our thinking, we can actually help to elevate and purify the world's mental atmosphere and thus contribute to reducing the violence and evil that oppress so many. Filling our thought with God's allness and refusing to give in to the false attraction to evil, we support and hasten the ultimate, inevitable victory of good over evil.
1Miscellaneous Writings, p. 49. 2Philippians 4:8, 9. You can find more articles like this one in the Christian Science Sentinel, a weekly magazine.
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The best option would have been to build a themed show building that wasn't larger than Spaceship Earth. Make the coaster smaller or use a different ride system.
Fair. But I’d still consider the giant shed a greater sin.
Saw a video the other day of the EPCoT monorail opening. As they came to EPCoT, the MASSIVE gravity building overshadowed Spaceship Earth. You couldn't take your eyes off it. As one Vlogger says, "Would you look at the size of that building!".
Would I want a highly Guardian themed monstrosity looming to the side of Spaceship Earth?
It would become the focal point of that side of the park.
Or find a way to camouflage it with a berm and trees, which as we know - couldn't be done giving the existing space constraints.
Would I want it? Definitely not. Would it be an improvement over what’s there? My humble opinion says it would. I’d rather a billboard with an 80 foot tall Peter Quill holding a 4 foot tall Walkman. It works for the POP/AllStars.
Idk, it seems like it’s the focal point of that side of the park anyway (I’ll find out in person soon enough). Might as well make it spiffy.
I I don't share this sentiment.
Streamline how? It’s a 130 foot tall box. Not being snarky, I’m just not sure how to streamline something so large and imposing.
I was being facetious with the billboard comment (sort of). I suppose I could reserve further critiques until I see it in person. But every photo/video I’ve seen doesn’t make me hopeful.
It's worst while coming in and from the World Showcase. With the walls as they are now, it's actually kind of difficult to notice it in the area immediately around it or from anywhere else in Future World, for that matter. Yes, there are angles where you can see it, but it's not intrusive in the same way that it is when you glance back from the Showcase or see it towering beside the parking lot or monorail. I'm not sure if this will still be the case when the walls come down, though.
fwiw, I agree with this sentiment. I don’t love it, but it’s effectively in the parking lot. We could complain about SW:GE’s spires on a stick from behind or Pandora from the parking lot or Everest’s open side. Any of those are interesting/compelling as they definitely don’t look right. This thing is big but uninteresting. I do fine thinking “that’s big!”, and moving on to enjoying Epcot.
If the building had Xandarian architecture it would fit the look of Future World (Discovery) just fine.
The problem is that you don’t get a great look at the gravity building when in front of the attraction, so most of that theming would be ‘wasted’ in the place where it would be most useful.
Perhaps that was their justification for trying to make it “go away”, but the sheer height of the building makes that impossible from a good chunk of the park.
It could certainly have been themed to fit, then it would be the dominant structure of the park.
The location they had to work with, and it's limitations is fraught with problems.
If it was designed as part of the park from the beginning, they would have hidden it.
But it's shoehorned in.
Imagine if they hadn’t shoehorned it into the wrong park.
What limitations? It’s a new build on a site cleared for the project.
The days of Epcot being the wrong park for it were gone 20 years ago.
Why couldn’t they move the building back? There’s a whole bunch of land to the north that was cleared.
A berm large enough to obscure a building this size would be a huge expense. Why build a giant mound and still have a mass of trees looming over your buildings when you could do something else like change the massing of the building and/or sink it down?
Continuing the bad decisions of the late Eisner/entire Iger era is no excuse, Epcot is still the wrong park for this ride.
Sink it down was what I believe should have been done from the start.
Many poster here have said that couldn't be done due to various reasons.
They built a tub for the World Trade Center, I wish they had done the same for this.
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'93' rating for this 50 Year celebration.
Celebrating 50 years of success for their Exodus line, the Toraño family released Exodus '50 Years,' a special, commemorative blend that earned '93' points by Cigar Aficionado.
The original Toraño Exodus was created in memory of all the Cuban cigar families who fled Cuba in 1959 due to the Communist revolt. Since then, demand for Toraño cigars has grown exponentially, as they have established themselves in every major cigar producing country in Central America. Due to their incredible reputation for quality and their experience in the industry (four generations), the Toraño Family not only produces their own line of premium cigars, but they have been approached by other manufacturers, such as CAO, Alec Bradley, and Gurkha to assist with their cigar production as well.
Wrapped with a toothy sun-grown Brazilian Arapiraca Maduro leaf, Exodus 1959 '50 Years' delivers a plethora of complexities to your palate. Inside, you'll find Nicaraguan long-fillers from Estelí and a region known as Pueblo Nuevo, where only a limited crop of tobacco can be grown. This crop is rarely used due to its exclusivity and high price. You'll encounter natural tobacco flavors that leave behind hints of earth, spice, pepper, and sweetness. Plus, this plethora will keep your palate entertained for at least 30 minutes due to this cigar's long finish. If you're a fan of medium to full-bodied Maduros, then you need to try this cigar.
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SHARJAH, 20th March, 2022 (WAM) — Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has unveiled the new logo of the 32nd Sharjah Ramadan Festival, which will kick off on 2nd April and conclude on 4th May, 2022, across various regions and cities of Sharjah during the holy month of Ramadan.
The logo design is simple, and its characters look more aesthetic and attractive. The dimensions, colours, and type of font look more harmonious reflecting the new start of the festival, while the colours used reflect joy, happiness, and atmosphere of the holy month.
He pointed out that this year’s edition is featuring numerous marketing, entertainment, heritage, historical, artistic, and religious programs across various regions and cities of Sharjah.
Jamal Saeed Buzanjal, Assistant General Coordinator of the festival, said that the preparations are in full swing to organise an all-new edition in celebration of the holy month of Ramadan, noting that there is a lot of wonderful activities and recreational shows awaiting Sharjah population.
The Organising Committee of the Sharjah Ramadan Festival 2022 has also developed the festival website to provide comprehensive services to the public and information about the festival program in Arabic and English.
The website also includes a schedule of grand raffle draws, and a special section including names of the winners of prizes allocated by the centers and shops participating in the festival and the entertainment shows held.
This is in addition to News & Media section and the festival social media pages to keep the public updated with the latest news, exclusive offers, and big surprises.
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Serena Ryder and the band made a quick stop at Lake Tahoe to take in the stunning scenery and also put on a gun show – of the biceps sort anyways.
“This is the perfect medicine perhaps, when you’re touring and on the road, just take 10 to 15 minutes to stop and enjoy what the universe has given us,” the Canadian singer songwriter says in the clip.
Video at her MySpace has since been removed.
Serena Ryder stopped by the WRLT Lightning 100 studio in Nashville for an interview and in-studio performance. In the three videos below, the Canadian singer songwriter discussed the tour with NeedtoBreathe and performed ‘Sweeping the Ashes’, ‘All For Love’ and ‘Weak In The Knees’.
Mette Lindberg of The Asteroids Galaxy Tour offered fans a small, very quick peephole into the playroom of their new studio, where the Danish alt-pop group were rehearsing secret things for their upcoming tour. “Can’t wait for you to hear it, but you have to wait for the shows,” Mette writes. Watch the update below.
During a radio interview in Asherville, North Carolina earlier this month, Serena Ryder decided to take a little break and draw a portrait of the DJ on the studio wall. Video of the Canadian singer songwriter at work has since been removed at her MySpace.
Serena Ryder took a little break from touring in Greenville, South Carolina to give viewers a golf lesson at a local golf course’s driving range. She then talked about their show the prior night.
“We’re in Greenville, South Carolina. We’re playing some golf. Actually no we’re not, we’re just at the driving range,” Serena said. Serena confessed she’s never golfed and had no idea what she was talking about.
Behind the scenes footage of Serena Ryder on the set of her new music video ‘All For Love’ has been posted online.
TckTckTck is out with a video for their campaign song, a re-mix of the Midnight Oil hit ‘Beds are Burning’. Over 60 international music stars and celebrities including Duran Duran, Mark Ronson, Jamie Cullum, Fergie, Lily Allen, Serena Ryder, Ane Brun contributed to the song and video. Join the campaign for climate change and become a Climate Ally by downloading ‘Beds are Burning’ for free at timeforclimatejustice.org. Watch the video below.
Serena Ryder’s latest tour diary video features the Canadian singer songwriter at the airport in Philadelphia on the final day of her tour with The Wallflowers. Serena recapped the tour and what she’s looking forward to doing at home while partaking in one of her favorite pastimes, riding her suitcase through the airport. “People just stare because they’re jealous,” Ryder remarked while scooting along. The video at MySpace has since been removed.
Serena Ryder is back on the road for some summer dates and putting science and her creativity to use after losing her lighter in California. While advising viewers not to smoke and it’s bad for your health, the singer songwriter used the magnifying glass on her watch to light a cigarette.
After performing in Spanish Fort, Alabama, Serena Ryder filled in fans on all the unfortunate things that happened to her on the road, including losing and later finding her passport and iPod, and a close encounter with some alligators and snakes… well, kinda.
The video update at MySpace has since been removed.
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<filename>it/uk/gov/hmrc/pushpullnotificationsapi/connectors/PushConnectorISpec.scala
package uk.gov.hmrc.pushpullnotificationsapi.connectors
import java.util.UUID
import org.scalatestplus.play.guice.GuiceOneAppPerSuite
import play.api.Application
import play.api.http.Status
import play.api.inject.guice.GuiceApplicationBuilder
import play.api.libs.json.Json
import uk.gov.hmrc.http.HeaderCarrier
import uk.gov.hmrc.pushpullnotificationsapi.models.ResponseFormatters._
import uk.gov.hmrc.pushpullnotificationsapi.models._
import uk.gov.hmrc.pushpullnotificationsapi.models.notifications.{MessageContentType, NotificationId, OutboundNotification}
import uk.gov.hmrc.pushpullnotificationsapi.support.{MetricsTestSupport, PushGatewayService, WireMockSupport}
import uk.gov.hmrc.pushpullnotificationsapi.AsyncHmrcSpec
class PushConnectorISpec extends AsyncHmrcSpec with WireMockSupport with GuiceOneAppPerSuite with PushGatewayService with MetricsTestSupport {
private implicit val hc: HeaderCarrier = HeaderCarrier()
override def commonStubs(): Unit = givenCleanMetricRegistry()
override implicit lazy val app: Application = appBuilder.build()
protected def appBuilder: GuiceApplicationBuilder =
new GuiceApplicationBuilder()
.configure(
"microservice.services.auth.port" -> wireMockPort,
"metrics.enabled" -> true,
"auditing.enabled" -> false,
"auditing.consumer.baseUri.host" -> wireMockHost,
"auditing.consumer.baseUri.port" -> wireMockPort,
"microservice.services.push-pull-notifications-gateway.port" -> wireMockPort,
"microservice.services.push-pull-notifications-gateway.authorizationKey" -> "iampushpullapi"
)
trait SetUp {
val notificationResponse: String =
Json.toJson(NotificationResponse(NotificationId(UUID.randomUUID), BoxId(UUID.randomUUID), MessageContentType.APPLICATION_JSON, "{}")).toString
val objInTest: PushConnector = app.injector.instanceOf[PushConnector]
}
"PushConnector send" should {
"return PushConnectorSuccessResult when OK result and Success true is returned in payload" in new SetUp() {
primeGatewayServiceWithBody(Status.OK)
val notification: OutboundNotification = OutboundNotification("someDestination", List.empty, notificationResponse)
val result: PushConnectorResult = await(objInTest.send(notification))
result shouldBe PushConnectorSuccessResult()
}
"return PushConnectorFailedResult UnprocessableEntity when OK result and Success false is returned in payload" in new SetUp() {
primeGatewayServiceWithBody(Status.OK, successfulResult = false)
val notification: OutboundNotification = OutboundNotification("someDestination", List.empty, notificationResponse)
val result: PushConnectorResult = await(objInTest.send(notification))
result.isInstanceOf[PushConnectorFailedResult] shouldBe true
val castResult: PushConnectorFailedResult = result.asInstanceOf[PushConnectorFailedResult]
castResult.errorMessage shouldBe "PPNS Gateway was unable to successfully deliver notification"
}
"return PushConnectorFailedResult Notfound when Notfound result" in new SetUp() {
primeGatewayServicPostNoBody(Status.NOT_FOUND)
val notification: OutboundNotification = OutboundNotification("someDestination", List.empty, notificationResponse)
val result: PushConnectorResult = await(objInTest.send(notification))
result.isInstanceOf[PushConnectorFailedResult] shouldBe true
}
}
"PushConnector validate callback" should {
"return PushConnectorSuccessResult when validate-callback call returns true" in new SetUp() {
primeGatewayServiceValidateCallBack(Status.OK)
val request: UpdateCallbackUrlRequest = UpdateCallbackUrlRequest(ClientId("clientId"), "calbackUrl" )
val result = await(objInTest.validateCallbackUrl(request))
result.isInstanceOf[PushConnectorSuccessResult] shouldBe true
}
"return PushConnectorFailedResult when validate-callback call returns false" in new SetUp() {
primeGatewayServiceValidateCallBack(Status.OK, successfulResult = false, Some("someError"))
val request: UpdateCallbackUrlRequest = UpdateCallbackUrlRequest(ClientId("clientId"), "calbackUrl" )
val result = await(objInTest.validateCallbackUrl(request))
result.isInstanceOf[PushConnectorFailedResult] shouldBe true
val convertedResult = result.asInstanceOf[PushConnectorFailedResult]
convertedResult.errorMessage shouldBe "someError"
}
"return PushConnectorFailedResult when validate-callback call returns false with no error message" in new SetUp() {
primeGatewayServiceValidateCallBack(Status.OK, successfulResult = false)
val request: UpdateCallbackUrlRequest = UpdateCallbackUrlRequest(ClientId("clientId"), "calbackUrl")
val result = await(objInTest.validateCallbackUrl(request))
result.isInstanceOf[PushConnectorFailedResult] shouldBe true
val convertedResult = result.asInstanceOf[PushConnectorFailedResult]
convertedResult.errorMessage shouldBe "Unknown Error"
}
"return summat when validate-callback call returns false" in new SetUp() {
primeGatewayServiceValidateNoBody(Status.BAD_REQUEST)
val request: UpdateCallbackUrlRequest = UpdateCallbackUrlRequest(ClientId("clientId"), "calbackUrl" )
val result = await(objInTest.validateCallbackUrl(request))
result.isInstanceOf[PushConnectorFailedResult] shouldBe true
}
}
}
|
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{
"file_path": "/home/ubuntu/dolma-v1_7/starcoder-0044.json.gz"
}
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All throughout the Gaza conflict, there were headlines of a certain kind that bothered me in a certain way.
It seemed that not five minutes of the continuing conflict would pass by without yet another appeal for the support, input, or opinion of African-Americans on the situation in the Middle East. The rationale of course being parallels drawn between the plight of the Palestinian people and the African American Civil Rights movement (because remember that time African-Americans had missiles to launch at the Klan?) and a convenient case of apparent amnesia regarding the waves of anti-Black anti-immigrant pogroms which had recently swept through Israel.
Everywhere I saw heated debates across Black-audience blogs going back and forth about the history of the region, its tensions, expressing empathizing with not wanting people shooting rockets at you every day, commiserating with having people show up and start taking your land and relegating you to third-world status in your own country.
The conflict even gave birth to the embodiment of the pro-Israel African-American voice in the form of Chloe Valdary, catapulting her pro-Zionist efforts into the limelight of the public eye.
This did not happen for Blacks and Ferguson, a few scant weeks later. Nor was Ferguson a blip on the Jewish news cycle after the verdict last night, nor in its aftermath today. There are no debates on Tablet Magazine or Jewish Daily Forward or Jewish Week or CoLLive about what the Jewish response should be or to what extent Jews should be involved in the protests. (Yes, peaceful protests are also happening. Not just the riots you seem to be fixated on).
Yet the most cursory glance across a Facebook newsfeed or Twitterfeed reveals many Jews–unfortunately the most vociferous among them being my Orthodox co-denominationalists–have many troubling opinions in support of the mishandling of justice that occurred in last night’s verdict, with many believing in some disingenuous equalizing force of governmental law, as if the Inquisition were not by royal mandate and as if all of Hitler’s machinations weren’t legal.
Jews got a Chloe Valdary out of Gaza. Blacks didn’t get a Chana Valdarowitz out of Ferguson.
1-Jewish-Americans don’t mean White people.
Think about that. When you’re thinking it’s perfectly okay to racially profile because “those people” do “those kinds of things”, when you’re rallying behind stop-and-frisk because “if you’re innocent you should have nothing to hide”, when you are busy rabidly advocating policies and legislation which largely do not affect you, and in your mind, don’t affect Jews at all because you imagine all Jews look like you, then you are the reason that Jews–kippah wearing Jews celebrating Purim–get accused of conspiring to commit an act of terrorism and get surrounded by 10 uniformed officers with guns drawn. Because they’re wearing the same skin color as “those people” who you are convinced are the root of society’s problem. And who, more importantly, obviously can’t ever be Jewish.
You think Trayvon Martins can’t be Jewish. You think Michael Browns can’t be Jewish. They can. If not for the grace of G-d, we would’ve had one in 2008.
2-The Holocaust experience and its aftermath is in no way equal to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade experience and its aftermath.
This isn’t Oppression Olympics. It is fact.
Firstly, reject that whole “law-abiding” rhetoric. And when someone Black who you deem to be an upwardly mobile, productive member of society is unjustly gunned down by police, do not contribute to the “he was a good kid” narrative. Because it doesn’t matter and because you should know better.
Did being one of the “good Jews” help during the Crusades? The Inquisition? Kristallnacht? Being one of the “good ones” has no bearing on whether your life is decided to have value or not. You know this.
You remember that don’t you? The feeling of living in a country where your life is constantly devalued? In particular by the institutions that are supposed to protect all equally? What it’s like to be approached by the police always as a suspect, never as a citizen?
That is called “America” for Black people. You left Germany and Poland and Russia and Ukraine. So please remove terms like “normal people” and “normal interactions with police” and victim blaming from your dialogue as if there even is such a thing once a class of people have been deemed by the powers-that-be to be subhuman.
It was Jamal’s fault in Texas because he was wearing a hoodie? Then I guess it was Shmuely’s fault in France because he was wearing a yarmulke.
Secondly, why can’t Black people get it together after slavery?
Why can’t Black people get it together after slavery?
Prison industrial complex and justice systems complicit with it.
“Who gets to be a victim in American society is HIGHLY political. In a big-picture, collective sense, America allows White-looking Jewish people to be victims and permits them the space to remember. African American people, however, are chastised for complaints about oppression (even by other Black people) and are asked to pretend American history didn’t happen, or rather, that it happened like Texas and Arizona says it did.
#BlackLivesMatter is a hashtag here in America. #JewishLivesMatter isn’t.
3-Jews should think about Ferguson, period.
Ferguson is a Jewish problem. It is a Jewish problem regardless of whether or not there are any Jews involved as victim or aggressor.
We are supposed to be a “light unto the nations”, right? Isn’t that the slogan on our business cards? That and engaging in the work of “repairing the world”? Aren’t those our missions?
And if this can happen in a world that we live in, if this is a verdict that can be construed in any way shape or form as “just”, if the shooting of an unarmed teenager with his hands in the air over 140 feet away can be absolved in good conscience, then we, my Jews, have failed.
That is what Jews should think about Ferguson.
I totally agree with your statements on Ferguson. As a Jew of Color, I sometime feel that my people has missed the mark in this case. No matter what the teen did he should have been given his day in court: just like the law states. We as Jews must remember, what happen in Ferguson, did happen in Germany in 1930’s and 40’s. We are suppose to fight for the weak and strong.
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