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Q: Missing type annotation for A. A is a type parameter declared in function type I have the following code:
import { combineReducers } from 'redux';
import planeReducer from './plane/reducer';

export default combineReducers({
    planes: planeReducer
});

which runs properly when running:
> expo start

Then, when I run flow with the following command:
>  npm run flow

I get the following flow error:
Missing type annotation for A. A is a type parameter declared in function type [1] and was implicitly instantiated at
call of combineReducers [2].

     src/store/index.js
      1| import { combineReducers } from 'redux';
      2| import planeReducer from './plane/reducer';
      3|
 [2]  4| export default combineReducers({
      5|        planes: planeReducer
      6| });
      7|

     flow-typed/npm/redux_v4.x.x.js
 [1] 56|   declare export function combineReducers<O: Object, A>(reducers: O): CombinedReducer<$ObjMap<O, <S>(r: Reducer<S, any>) => S>, A>;

Then, when I modify the code above by adding: <any, any> as follows:
import { combineReducers } from 'redux';
import planeReducer from './plane/reducer';

export default combineReducers<any, any>({
    planes: planeReducer
});

when I run flow again as before, the flow error goes away, but if I run again:
> expo start

I get the following runtime error:
[01:30:16] Your app is running at exp://192.168.1.194:19000
Logs for your project will appear below. Press Ctrl+C to exit.
[01:30:16] SyntaxError: D:\react-navigation-header-issue\src\store\index.js: Unexpected token, expected ";" (4:34)
[01:30:16]   2 | import planeReducer from './plane/reducer';
[01:30:16]   3 |
[01:30:16] > 4 | export default combineReducers<any, any>({
[01:30:16]     |                                   ^
[01:30:16]   5 |        planes: planeReducer
[01:30:16]   6 | });
[01:30:16]   7 |

Any idea on how to modify the code properly in order fix that flow error and at the same time keep the applicatioin running with no errors?
Thanks!

A: Please try adding @flow pragma comment in the first line of the file. It's probably related to the babel issue: https://github.com/babel/babel/issues/9240.
Edit:
There's undocumented all option in flow-strip-types (babel-preset-expo makes use of it internally).
You need to overwrite it in your babel config:
overrides: [{
    plugins: [
        ['@babel/plugin-transform-flow-strip-types', {all: true}],
    ]
}]


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June 9, 2011 at 4:13 pm EDT | by Joey DiGuglielmo
Holliday triumphs with choir
Jennifer Holliday with the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington. (Blade photo by Joey DiGuglielmo)
Jennifer Holliday's powerful singing ability, on display last weekend during two local concerts with the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington for its 30th anniversary, is, of course, well known and loved.
But two things about Saturday night's concert stood out — how soft spoken and perhaps even shy she seems when she speaks and how vocally invested she is in each note she sings. The reservation she exhibits during between song patter makes for a real jolt when contrasted with the unabashed vocal fire she utilized when she sang. To some ears not steeped in black gospel musical traditions it may have sounded histrionic and overwrought, but nobody could claim she wasn't giving 110 percent.
Her selections — four solos and two with the Chorus — were chosen clearly to give her plenty of room to wail, shout and grunt with as much abandon as she could muster. And she mustered plenty. You know she could take the middle-of-the-road Anita Baker approach if she wanted, but so could a zillion other female singers. It was way more fun to hear her let it rip and utilize the vast bounty of vocal reserves of which she possesses.
Her 1983 single "I Am Love" and a Mahalia Jackson cover, "Come Sunday" were fine, but the two "Dreamgirls" numbers — "I Am Changing" and, of course, her showstopping signature song "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going," were clearly what everyone was clamoring to hear.
"Changing," especially, brought down the house as she repeatedly growled the climactic lines — "stop-aaaah …. Me-aaaaah!" From a pre-show mini-musical (more on that in a minute), the extremely predictable (but not in a bad way) set list and Holliday's interpretations, this was clearly not an evening for subtlety. But sometimes that's OK.
After a donation pledge from Chorus director David Jobin, who made a joke of having to come on stage immediately after Holliday finished "And I Am Telling You," the singer returned to do two covers with the Chorus, a welcome change of pace that featured live accompaniment (Holliday sang her solos to pre-recorded tracks) and powerful, gospel-style backing vocals from the Chorus's nearly 300 male singers.
Both were knockouts — R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly," which closed the show, and the clear standout of the entire evening, a passionate and rousing arrangement (by Steve Milloy) of Bill Withers' "Lean On Me" that everyone involved clearly had fun with.
During her solo set, a soft-spoken Holliday joked about menopause, a mid-life crisis and how she's much happier and content at 50 than she was in her 20s and 30s. She seemed relaxed and genuinely happy to be there.
It was a long wait for Holliday, who didn't appear until the second half. The first consisted entirely of a new one-act musical, "Alexander's House," by partners Michael Shaieb and Brent Lord that the Chorus commissioned.
Like many Chorus productions, it was performed with a small ensemble of actor/singers — all Chorus members — out front while the Chorus stood behind providing frequent vocal backing. "House" tells of a gay man who died leaving his partner and grown son to meet and hand over a summer beach house. Dramatically, it was maudlin, predictable and conceived without even a word or syllable that wasn't instantly accessible and none-too-subtly crafted to elicit tears from the types who well up over Hallmark cards. But musically, it featured some lovely moments, especially the title tune which climaxed with the Chorus singing full throttle and offering the loveliest harmonies of the evening.
Other highlights were Alan Shorter's "The Older I Get," featuring soloist extraordinaire Justin Ritchie, and recognition of the Chorus's "first decaders," those who'd been in the group in the 1980s.
Gay Men's Chorus of Washingtonjennifer holliday
Joey DiGuglielmo
Joey DiGuglielmo is the Features Editor for the Washington Blade.

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Within five days of Cox's murder, the White Helmets PR agency, Syria Campaign, had produced another in a long line of slick marketing campaigns. This time they announced "8 Reasons why Syrians will never forget Jo Cox." Those eight reasons tied in perfectly with the U.K./U.S. Coalition "regime change" agenda. They included calls for "real action" to protect the Syrian "people;" not seeing Syria as Iraq; the root cause of killing and extremism in Syria is…. Assad; breaking the ubiquitous sieges (those allegedly created by Assad, not by the extremist factions, naturally); welcoming refugees; lobbying the UN to support unlawful intervention; and ensuring that U.K. foreign policy objectives of toppling the elected Syrian government are not allowed to fall from the parliamentary agenda.
What a perfect example of exploitation of a dramatic and shocking event by an organization established by a Syrian-in-exile oil baron, Ayman Asfari who has also provided financial backing to the Conservative Party in the U.K. Almost £700,000 since 2009. Asfari is a member of the Leaders Group, an "elite circle of donors" who are regularly invited to lunch with Tory Party influencers in return for £50,000 per year. Asfari is under investigation by the Serious Fraud Squad (SFO) in the UK on allegations of extensive bribery and corruption in the oil and gas industry for the last three years, according to the Electoral Commission.
Asfari is another elite mover and shaker whose influence over the view of the Syria conflict landscape packaged and presented in the West is considerable, particularly within sectors that will influence UK Government policy or support it.
Andrew Mitchell, perhaps best known in the U.K. for the "plebgate" saga, has systematically used Cox's untouchable status to counter public concern over the true role of the White Helmets in Syria and their status as a "complete propaganda construct," as described by eminent journalist and documentary filmmaker John Pilger.
The ever-increasing evidence of the White Helmets' allegiance to Nusra Front (Al Qaeda in Syria) and a plethora of other equally brutal extremist groups; their participation in sectarian, extra-judicial executions by the "moderate" armed groups; and their lobbying for war in Congress, the UN and in Parliament are dismissed with the broad brush of Jo Cox's living endorsement of this very British organization. Cox's death has been exploited to render any investigation into the White Helmets an inhumane practice. In life and apparently even in death, Cox was and is an integral part of the White Helmet protection cartel.
The seamless transition from Jo Cox to a number of her acolytes and colleagues who have carried her interventionist baton forward has been remarkable. Following glowing tributes from global luminaries — such as former U.S. President, and drone warfare advocate, Barack Obama — significant others have moved into pole position to ensure the longevity of Cox's policies.
Sara Brown, wife of former U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown, stepped up to praise the "female" White Helmets who appeared miraculously, shortly after criticism that the group was a sectarian, extremist and fundamental organization that would do nothing to further women's rights in Syria. At the same time as Brendan Cox (Jo's husband) was special advisor to Gordon Brown (2009-11), Jo Cox had helped Sara Brown to establish the Maternal Mortality Campaign, which aimed to raise awareness of babies dying needlessly in pregnancy and childbirth.
Crowdfunding for "ethical" intervention-approved candidates who will ensure the protection of Global Britain's imperialist road map and all its associated constructs, including the White Helmets.
With the Jo Cox Fund, public sentiment has been harnessed and monetized for the benefit of establishment elite "charity" schemes that effectively fund the assets who are enabling a violent regime-change war that has been waged for almost eight years inside Syria.


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Billy Bragg releases a new album Best of Billy Bragg at the BBC 1983-2019. The 38-track collection is 'fully remastered' and features 38 tracks compiled from the BBC archive spanning 1983 – 2019. It includes selected highlights from sessions for John Peel, David Jensen, Janice Long, Phill Jupitus, Bob Harris, Tom Robinson and more. Many are previously unreleased.
The collection draws from all corners of Billy's catalogue and features, among many gems, his signature song A New England (later covered to huge acclaim by Kirsty MacColl), Levi Stubbs' Tears, and his workers' anthem There Is Power In A Union, with a couple of atypical covers thrown in, namely John Cale's Fear Is A Man's Best Friend and A13, his personal psycho-geography take on Route 66.
Billy Bragg - Best Of Billy Bragg At The BBC 1983-2019 LP Released 15/11/19


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Former Tripura Governor Devesh Nandan Sahay passes away
AGARTALA , January 30, 2018 3:53 pm
Devesh Nandan Sahay, former Governor of Tripura passed away after a period of prolonged illness in a private hospital on Monday in Bihar, family sources confirmed.
The former Governor was 82 years old at the time of his demise. He leaves behind a son and two daughters.
Sahay, born in 1936, began his career with the Indian Police Service, ultimately rising to the position of DGP in Bihar.
He joined the Samata Party after his retirement and became the first Governor of Chhattisgarh after it was granted Statehood in 2000.
Sahay took over as the Governor of Tripura in 2003 holding the position until 2009.
Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar while condoling his death and described the former Governor as an efficient political figure and dedicated social worker.


As the Silesian youth groups mainly contained the Lower Silesians, there were also specific Upper Silesian groups. The obverse of this pennant is divided blue over yellow; at the hoist there is the provincial coat-of-arms of Upper Silesia —blue field, yellow demi-eagle hovering over a yellow scythe and a pair of crossed mining hammers, also yellow—; the inscriptions "O/S Jugend" —short for "Oberschlesische Jugend"— and "Münster" in the fly are in counterchanged colours. The reverse is divided yellow over blue —the provincial colours—; in the fly there are the inscriptions "Gruppe" and "St. Barbara" in counterchanged colours; at the hoist there is a representation of Saint Barbara —the patron-saint of the miners— on a blue rectangular field. She is clothed in gray with a red cloak, hands and face in natural colours; the crown is golden, she holds a silver sword and a golden chalice with a shining silver cross.
Source: Rabbow 1965 [rab65] with some additional material form the author.


Situated in the city of Houston, Texas, Houston Behavioral Healthcare Hospital, a subsidiary under The Jason Foundation and Signature Healthcare Services, is an organization which offers comprehensive and quality care to adults and adolescents suffering from substance abuse and mental health issues. The facility offers a variety of treatment programs complete with aftercare and 12-step programs. Programs mostly offered to clients at the facility are programs primarily for clients suffering from substance abuse issues with components of addiction in their diagnosis.
Despite having a residential program, programs such as intensive outpatient programs and partial hospitalization programs are offered to clients to provide adequate care and a strong foundation while avoiding hospitalization. Medication management is offered in both programs, with dual diagnosis support and regular therapy sessions with assigned counselors and therapists. All treatment plans offered are individualized and are made specific to the patient's unique need. The plans are flexible but still challenging. Adolescents aged 13 to 17 can participate in a specialized intensive outpatient program specifically made to fit that age group while following a similar structure to the adult program. Sessions and meetings for partial hospitalization patient's take place from 9 am to 2 pm on weekdays, and clients must have complete attendance for at least two weeks to before being allowed to step down to 3 to 4 hours, three days a week. Intensive outpatient begins after this and meetings take place three times weekly for two weeks. These sessions take place for a three hours and allow for flexibility. After the IOP first phase, clients can transition to having meetings once or twice a week. Individuals can attend work or school while registered into this program.
Although the traditional 12-step program methods are not introduced in individual and group therapy in IOP, a seeking safety model is utilized instead. Group therapy typically involves discussions on spirituality, distorted thinking, distress tolerance, mindfulness, conflict resolution, positive thinking and more. Treatment is aimed at helping clients develop healthy habits to help with dealing with challenges, relapse prevention, building self-esteem, and more. All groups and individual therapy sessions are facilitated by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker or a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Group sessions do not exceed a maximum of 10 patients in size.
This is a residential program that is intensive and designed to provide the best care and individualized services to persons dealing with addiction and mental health disorders. The aim of the inpatient treatment is to give the client the ability, self-discipline, resilience, and skills to live a life of long-term sobriety. This program also offers care to individuals dealing with co-occurring disorders (COD) as well. All services occur in a safe, therapeutic, structured, and well-monitored environment.
The Intensive Outpatient Treatment is offered to clients 18 years and older and it consists of individual and community-based groups and sessions.
The partial hospitalization program is specifically made for patients who do not require the round-the-clock care offered in a residential/inpatient program but still require treatment. It is also called as an intensive program but it is not so intensive as the residential program. Group sessions and therapies take place weekly from Monday through a Friday, for 4 to 5 hours daily.
Houston Behavioral Healthcare Hospital price varies based on the type of treatment a client is registered into. It costs approximately $150 per visit for 30 days for clients registered into the outpatient program. Basically, the prices vary based on the levels of care and treatment type. The company accepts a wide range of insurance plans and is willing to work with out-of-network providers. Clients interested in acquiring more information about each program and assessment are advised to contact the facility.
The facility does not utilize a 12-step program but uses individual counseling and group therapy. The facility looks to issue regarding the co-occurring disorder. Food is available but family is allowed to also bring food at designated periods.
The environment is relatively quiet and has a picturesque setting which tends to be conducive for mental and emotional development. Items including Electronic phones, drugs, metal objects and more are not usually allowed in the vicinity.
The treatment center offers comprehensive, structured, and well-rounded programs to individuals battling with substance addiction and mental health issues.
Dr. Marcellus got his first degree from Georgetown University and obtained a postgraduate training in psychiatry. He went to the University of Mississippi where he obtained a medical degree. He attends to clients from age 4 and older and also treats ADHD and mood disorder as it is an area he is very passionate about.


Discussion in 'Fish Food' started by Cold&warm, Apr 14, 2018.
I buried 2/3 of the starter portion in it.
- How much moisture do I have to put into the cocos fiber? The dirt in which the Enchytraeus albidus came was soaked with water, perhaps you can see it from the picture.
The cocos fiber.. I have sprayed an sprayed and sprayed water, but the substrate is always a little dry to the touch.
Is there any risk of developing mold?
- What do I feed them? Their tiny cousins the grindals go bananas over fish flakes and fry granulate. Do white worms need something else?
Hopefully they are just hiding to recover from their 5-day journey, but I haven't seen any of them until now.
- How fast or slow do they multiply? I fed two or three of them to my Pygmy Sunfish and dwarf red Blue Gularises, they were enthusiastic. How long do I have to wait to give my fish a treat?
Thanks in advance for any reaction and for any helpful suggestion!
Ouch! I do not understand. Could you kindly ... rephrase?
I started my white worm culture almost 2 months ago. I went with organic soil and kept them in a small fridge at temps of 60-65 degrees. With the container lid closed the humidity keeps the soil perfectly moist. I started with feeding them whole grain bread with yogurt and yeast. Multiplication was really slow for the first 6 weeks. I then switched to hotdog buns and bagels with yogurt. It's about a week ago that I noticed an explosion in worms population. Eggs are everywhere and I am now seeing masses of worms gather around food. I did notice that they are most active in temps of around 65 degrees.
Today for the first time one, two white worms (literally) appeared under the transparent plastic with which I covered the cocos fiber, hopefully a good sign. Their tiny cousins the grindals needed much more than 6 weeks to opt for a population explosion. But it was in the cold season.
Going through notes I made/downloaded before embarking on the white worm adventure I read that they multiply enormously when given cooked rice.. In my grindal culture they did and it seems to work for white worms too. I gave 2-3 grains of rice some 2 days ago - no white worm sightings before I fed rice.
I guess indoor temperatures have been ideal, too, exactly in the range you mention. I have to start thinking what to do in summer at indoor temps of >80F. I have only one fridge - too cold - and somehow do not like to have them near my own food..
I would suggest a wine cooler to keep your worms cool during summer. I found them around $75 brand new at local stores. And of course a bit cheaper on ebay.
What temperature produces a wine cooler??
If it's normal fridge temps, about 4 degrees C, I'll probably get over my problem with white worms in the fridge.
It may sound funny coming from someone who some years ago merely had to leave his house to find a vineyard - not my own - around the corner, but I have never heard of a wine cooler. I do not drink wine, but everyone here does, some 20 years ago people still would make their own wine. Anyway, they keep wine either in a cellar, under the staircase or in the fridge.
That is 11C-20C.. My fridge is unable to produce such temperatures.
Now I understand why I never heard of them wine coolers: the cheapest one is 132,22 Euros, some 160 USD. Imagine, a bottle of wine can cost as little as 2-3 dollars.
I will have to find another way to cool my buddies.
Right now temperatures are ideal. A starter portion arrived yesterday from Germany after 5 days traveling.
The sender was so kind to send them for free (I paid the postage) after a portion got stuck in the unexpected snow of February. The worms arrived as compost.
These ones were visibly in great shape .
It would be interesting to find a solution: between grindals and white worms I have 6 cultures going now. The microworm starters in the fridge produced by myself finally froze to death - after months. It would be a waste of money (mainly postage) to buy new starters after summer.
White Growing Off Of Bamboo?


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package org.springframework.security.openid;

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

import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;

import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.openid4java.association.AssociationException;
import org.openid4java.consumer.ConsumerException;
import org.openid4java.consumer.ConsumerManager;
import org.openid4java.consumer.VerificationResult;
import org.openid4java.discovery.DiscoveryException;
import org.openid4java.discovery.DiscoveryInformation;
import org.openid4java.discovery.Identifier;
import org.openid4java.message.AuthRequest;
import org.openid4java.message.Message;
import org.openid4java.message.MessageException;
import org.openid4java.message.MessageExtension;
import org.openid4java.message.ParameterList;
import org.openid4java.message.ax.AxMessage;
import org.openid4java.message.ax.FetchRequest;
import org.openid4java.message.ax.FetchResponse;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;

/**
 * @author Ray Krueger
 * @author Luke Taylor
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public class OpenID4JavaConsumer implements OpenIDConsumer {
	private static final String DISCOVERY_INFO_KEY = DiscoveryInformation.class.getName();
	private static final String ATTRIBUTE_LIST_KEY = "SPRING_SECURITY_OPEN_ID_ATTRIBUTES_FETCH_LIST";

	// ~ Instance fields
	// ================================================================================================

	protected final Log logger = LogFactory.getLog(getClass());

	private final ConsumerManager consumerManager;
	private final AxFetchListFactory attributesToFetchFactory;

	// ~ Constructors
	// ===================================================================================================

	public OpenID4JavaConsumer() throws ConsumerException {
		this(new ConsumerManager(), new NullAxFetchListFactory());
	}

	public OpenID4JavaConsumer(AxFetchListFactory attributesToFetchFactory)
			throws ConsumerException {
		this(new ConsumerManager(), attributesToFetchFactory);
	}

	public OpenID4JavaConsumer(ConsumerManager consumerManager,
			AxFetchListFactory attributesToFetchFactory) throws ConsumerException {
		this.consumerManager = consumerManager;
		this.attributesToFetchFactory = attributesToFetchFactory;
	}

	// ~ Methods
	// ========================================================================================================

	public String beginConsumption(HttpServletRequest req, String identityUrl,
			String returnToUrl, String realm) throws OpenIDConsumerException {
		List<DiscoveryInformation> discoveries;

		try {
			discoveries = consumerManager.discover(identityUrl);
		}
		catch (DiscoveryException e) {
			throw new OpenIDConsumerException("Error during discovery", e);
		}

		DiscoveryInformation information = consumerManager.associate(discoveries);
		req.getSession().setAttribute(DISCOVERY_INFO_KEY, information);

		AuthRequest authReq;

		try {
			authReq = consumerManager.authenticate(information, returnToUrl, realm);

			logger.debug("Looking up attribute fetch list for identifier: " + identityUrl);

			List<OpenIDAttribute> attributesToFetch = attributesToFetchFactory
					.createAttributeList(identityUrl);

			if (!attributesToFetch.isEmpty()) {
				req.getSession().setAttribute(ATTRIBUTE_LIST_KEY, attributesToFetch);
				FetchRequest fetchRequest = FetchRequest.createFetchRequest();
				for (OpenIDAttribute attr : attributesToFetch) {
					if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
						logger.debug("Adding attribute " + attr.getType()
								+ " to fetch request");
					}
					fetchRequest.addAttribute(attr.getName(), attr.getType(),
							attr.isRequired(), attr.getCount());
				}
				authReq.addExtension(fetchRequest);
			}
		}
		catch (MessageException e) {
			throw new OpenIDConsumerException(
					"Error processing ConsumerManager authentication", e);
		}
		catch (ConsumerException e) {
			throw new OpenIDConsumerException(
					"Error processing ConsumerManager authentication", e);
		}

		return authReq.getDestinationUrl(true);
	}

	public OpenIDAuthenticationToken endConsumption(HttpServletRequest request)
			throws OpenIDConsumerException {
		// extract the parameters from the authentication response
		// (which comes in as a HTTP request from the OpenID provider)
		ParameterList openidResp = new ParameterList(request.getParameterMap());

		// retrieve the previously stored discovery information
		DiscoveryInformation discovered = (DiscoveryInformation) request.getSession()
				.getAttribute(DISCOVERY_INFO_KEY);

		if (discovered == null) {
			throw new OpenIDConsumerException(
					"DiscoveryInformation is not available. Possible causes are lost session or replay attack");
		}

		List<OpenIDAttribute> attributesToFetch = (List<OpenIDAttribute>) request
				.getSession().getAttribute(ATTRIBUTE_LIST_KEY);

		request.getSession().removeAttribute(DISCOVERY_INFO_KEY);
		request.getSession().removeAttribute(ATTRIBUTE_LIST_KEY);

		// extract the receiving URL from the HTTP request
		StringBuffer receivingURL = request.getRequestURL();
		String queryString = request.getQueryString();

		if (StringUtils.hasLength(queryString)) {
			receivingURL.append("?").append(request.getQueryString());
		}

		// verify the response
		VerificationResult verification;

		try {
			verification = consumerManager.verify(receivingURL.toString(), openidResp,
					discovered);
		}
		catch (MessageException e) {
			throw new OpenIDConsumerException("Error verifying openid response", e);
		}
		catch (DiscoveryException e) {
			throw new OpenIDConsumerException("Error verifying openid response", e);
		}
		catch (AssociationException e) {
			throw new OpenIDConsumerException("Error verifying openid response", e);
		}

		// examine the verification result and extract the verified identifier
		Identifier verified = verification.getVerifiedId();

		if (verified == null) {
			Identifier id = discovered.getClaimedIdentifier();
			return new OpenIDAuthenticationToken(OpenIDAuthenticationStatus.FAILURE,
					id == null ? "Unknown" : id.getIdentifier(),
					"Verification status message: [" + verification.getStatusMsg() + "]",
					Collections.<OpenIDAttribute> emptyList());
		}

		List<OpenIDAttribute> attributes = fetchAxAttributes(
				verification.getAuthResponse(), attributesToFetch);

		return new OpenIDAuthenticationToken(OpenIDAuthenticationStatus.SUCCESS,
				verified.getIdentifier(), "some message", attributes);
	}

	List<OpenIDAttribute> fetchAxAttributes(Message authSuccess,
			List<OpenIDAttribute> attributesToFetch) throws OpenIDConsumerException {

		if (attributesToFetch == null
				|| !authSuccess.hasExtension(AxMessage.OPENID_NS_AX)) {
			return Collections.emptyList();
		}

		logger.debug("Extracting attributes retrieved by attribute exchange");

		List<OpenIDAttribute> attributes = Collections.emptyList();

		try {
			MessageExtension ext = authSuccess.getExtension(AxMessage.OPENID_NS_AX);
			if (ext instanceof FetchResponse) {
				FetchResponse fetchResp = (FetchResponse) ext;
				attributes = new ArrayList<OpenIDAttribute>(attributesToFetch.size());

				for (OpenIDAttribute attr : attributesToFetch) {
					List<String> values = fetchResp.getAttributeValues(attr.getName());
					if (!values.isEmpty()) {
						OpenIDAttribute fetched = new OpenIDAttribute(attr.getName(),
								attr.getType(), values);
						fetched.setRequired(attr.isRequired());
						attributes.add(fetched);
					}
				}
			}
		}
		catch (MessageException e) {
			throw new OpenIDConsumerException("Attribute retrieval failed", e);
		}

		if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
			logger.debug("Retrieved attributes" + attributes);
		}

		return attributes;
	}
}

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Dr. Valerie Latchford is a 1999 graduate of Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA with a BS in Biology and English, and a 2004 graduate of the Royal Veterinary College, University of London. She worked in mixed animal practice in Pennsylvania and Maryland before coming to join the Blue Ridge Veterinary Blood Bank in 2012. She became a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist in 2013 through the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society.
Apart from working with BRVBB, Dr. Latchford enjoys using acupuncture to help horses, dogs and cats with pain, lameness, and internal medicine issues. She enjoys hiking, traveling, horseback riding, and gardening. She lives in Maryland with a menagerie of rescue animals, and raises chickens, quail, and pheasants.


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W-L Renaming Proposal Prompts Press Conference By GOP Senate Candidate
ARLnow.com May 31, 2018 at 11:30am
The possibility of Washington-Lee High School being renamed has prompted a Republican U.S. Senate candidate to schedule a press conference outside of tonight's Arlington School Board meeting.
The School Board is set to discuss proposed revisions to its school naming policy Thursday night. In a presentation, school staff will recommend a series of changes that will help guide Arlington Public Schools as it selects names for a number of new facilities, including the new building in Rosslyn that will house the H-B Woodlawn and Stratford programs.
But much of the public attention will be focused on a recommendation to start a process that could remove Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's name from Washington-Lee. APS staff says the inclusion of Lee's name would not meet the revised naming policy, which calls for APS to consider the namesake's legacy.
"Robert E. Lee's 'principal legacy' (i.e. the key activity, advocacy or accomplishment for which the individual is most known) was as General of the Confederate Army leading forces against the U.S. forces," the staff presentation says. "This action does not reflect the APS mission, vision, and core values/beliefs."
Prince William County Board Chairman Corey Stewart, who's running for U.S. Senate in Virginia and seeking the GOP nomination, is planning a press conference outside the meeting.
In a media advisory, Stewart's campaign says the press conference will be held at 5:30 p.m., outside the meeting at the Syphax Education Center (2110 Washington Blvd).
Stewart, who has been outspoken in defense of Confederate monuments and names, says he will be joined at the press conference "by concerned Washington-Lee High School alumni."
The staff presentation notes that APS "received numerous renaming requests [for Washington-Lee] after August 11-12, 2017 events in Charlottesville, Va." Following the "alt-right" rally and the death of counter-demonstrator Heather Heyer in Charlottesville, Stewart issued a statement decrying "Democrats and the media" and the "drive to squelch free speech."
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At least one-third of early deaths could be prevented if everyone moved to a vegetarian diet, Harvard scientists have calculated.
Recent figures from the Office for National Statistics suggested that around 24 per cent or 141,000 deaths each year in Britain were preventable, but most of that was due to smoking, alcohol or obesity.
But the new figures from Harvard suggest that at least 200,000 lives could be saved each year if people cut meat from their diets.
Speaking at the Unite to Cure Fourth International Vatican Conference in Vatican City, Dr Willett, professor of epidemiology and nutrition at Harvard Medical School said: "We have just been doing some calculations looking at the question of how much could we reduce mortality shifting towards a healthy, more plant based diet, not necessarily totally vegan, and our estimates are about one third of deaths could be prevented.
Dr Jenkins said humans would do better following a "simian" diet, similar to lowland gorillas who eat stems, leaves, vines and fruits rather than a "paleo" or caveman diet, which cuts carbohydrates but allows meat.
His team recently teamed up with The Bronx Zoo in New York and travelled to central Africa to record the feeding habits of gorillas.
When they recreated the diet for humans - which amounted to 63 servings of fruit and vegetables a day - they found a 35 per cent fall in cholesterol, in just two weeks, the equivalent of taking statins.
Around 17.5 million people eligible for statins to stave off heart disease, equating to most men over 60 and most women over 65. But many complain of side effects and stop taking the drugs.
Dr Neal Barnard, president of the Committee for Responsible Medicine also said people need to wake up to the health benefits of vegetarianism and veganism.
"A low-fat vegan diet is better than any other diet I have ever seen for improving diabetes.


My baby... Is growing up... Right in front of my eyes.
But... He's always going to be my 'baby Christian'!
I've decided to finally come out of hibernation. We sure have had one heck of a winter!
I've been playing with my camera... it's been a while.
Snapped this one of the 4 year old.
Who can get mad at that face.. those eyes... Not me. Not for long anyhow!
We've been able to play at the park!
Good thing he wrote his name... I'd hate to forget who he was years down the road!
We've also been able to spend a lot of time playing in the yard!
The kids were starting to go a bit stir crazy being in the house for so long. Cold, muddy ground, rain, snow, etc!
We are soaking up the 60+ degree days!


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Steve is a Managing Director with Evergreen Advisors Capital. He has nearly two decades of strategic advisory and operational experience in the technology, aerospace, defense, and government services industry and extensive transactional expertise in middle-market mergers and acquisitions. Prior to Evergreen, he was a Partner at Vicour Holdings where he helped acquire, manage, and operate middle-market companies. Steve was a Principal with Stifel Nicolaus/Legg Mason for eight years where he provided investment banking services primarily to IT service companies and federal government contractors. His executed deal value is over $2.3 billion through a range of transactions including representing buyers and sellers, raising private capital and raising public equity.
Prior to earning his MBA at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, Steve worked as an economic development consultant with the International Finance Corporation and the Soros Foundation in several locations, including Mongolia and Belarus.
Steve holds the Series 79, Investment Banking Representative license.
Steve holds an MBA at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, an MA in International Relations from Johns Hopkins' School of Advanced International Studies and a BA from Drew University where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa.
As an avid traveler and runner, Steve embraces new cultures and territories with the same zeal he does with his new clients. With travel to places like Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, & Belarus - Steve is always ready to face the unexpected and tackle new challenges.
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I have just finished the lovely lady Bear. She was a delight to make. It is a Monica Spicer pattern, called Lady Sarah. The bear sits crossed leg. and is beautiful. Monica's patterns are step, by tiny step, with very detailed pictures all the was through. You can read what to do plus you can see what to do. It is just like having your own private tutor. They are well worth every penny you spend on them.
Every thing is so detailed with her padded bust, and bustle.
She has a delightful handbag and parasol. Around her neck she wears a necklace cameo with he husbands photo in it.
Simply amazing! wow! her outfit is just gorgeous! well done!
Oh this little bear is so cute! I love her little face.
Lady Victoria, is so very elegant and love her pretty hat, parasol and gown.
She is wonderful. I love the pose in picture #3, and oh, that face in picture #4 - she is amazing.
I love absolutely Monica's work !!!
She is an artist !!!!
Et un grand bravo Kay, pour votre réalisation !!
Your work is perfect !!
WAUWWWWWWWWWWW she's incredible Kay! I ♥ her very much. You did a great job, chapeau!!!!
You have done a wonderful job creating this bear and the results definitely show how much care you took with this teddy.
Beautiful - enjoy your new treasure!
I have seen and admired this pattern. Your lady bear is beautiful, so detailed. It must have been a lot of fun working through all these details.
Wow! Kay this bear is absolutely gorgeous and so beautifully costumed. I love that hat. Lady Victoria Jefferson Jones is an amazing bear.
Kay, она-превосходна!!!! Очень красивая мордочка, шляпка, очень, очень красивая мишка!
Она великолепна!!!!Кей она кравица и леди!!!!Хороша!!!
She is so upper-crust ... Not snobbish in anyway but a real lady who knows how to conduct herself with decorum at all times.
Good morning Kay, this lady bear is absolutly beeautiful !!!!!
Absolutely stunning - chapeau! What an amazing pattern and a beautiful lady bear made by your gifted hands, Kay. The way she sits with her crossed legs (very ladylike), her beautiful outfit and above all this enchanting face - great work.
Estoy totalmente enamorada de tus creaciones!!
Esta osa transmite sentimiento, que es en definitiva, lo que sólo los grandes artistas consiguen.
Felicidades por esta capacidad de crear belleza.
Monica - gorgeous! Her dress and hat are amazing and so subtly suggest the image of a lady!


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Meet the Cast and Attend the Premiere of Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Campaign to benefit 15 global causes nominated by J.J. Abrams, Kathleen Kennedy, and cast.
Today in a special behind-the-scenes video, Harrison Ford surprised donors from around the world with the announcement of a new Omaze fundraising campaign in support of Star Wars: Force for Change's mission to empower people to make an impact on the world around them. This once-in-a-lifetime experience will see two winners presented with tickets for them and three guests each to attend the premiere of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in either Los Angeles or London, walk the red carpet, and meet the cast.
Fifteen global causes were individually chosen by J.J. Abrams, Kathleen Kennedy, and the cast, which will benefit equally from the funds raised. Among the charities are UNICEF, Feeding America and Malala Fund. For as little as a $10 contribution made through the Omaze fundraising platform participants will be automatically entered for a chance to win and to help these incredible causes.
Watch Harrison Ford surprise fans below:
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"A year and a half ago, we launched a brand new initiative called Star Wars: Force for Change that aims to inspire all of us to make a positive difference in the world," said J.J. Abrams, director of Star Wars: The Force Awakens and founder of Bad Robot Productions. "If you were among those who originally donated, thank you. But if you missed out, here's your chance to join us. My favorite part: instead of benefiting just one cause, this time each member of the cast has nominated a cause they're passionate about."
"The Star Wars community blew us away in the last campaign by donating more than $4.26 million for UNICEF Innovation Labs and programs," said Ryan Cummins, Omaze co-founder and co-CEO. "Omaze is honored to give Star Wars fans another once-in-a-lifetime experience thanks to Lucasfilm, Disney, and Bad Robot."
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Premiere Grand Prize includes:
Two winners will get tickets for themselves and three guests each to the red carpet premiere of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in London or Los Angeles
They will walk the red carpet and meet the cast of Star Wars: The Force Awakens and experience the magic of Star Wars on a silver screen for the first time in ten years.
Airfare and accommodation in a 4-star hotel is included
The campaign ends on December 4 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
By donating at Omaze.com/StarWars, fans will be supporting these fifteen charities around the world:
Africa Cancer Foundation — working to promote the prevention of cancer and to provide holistic solutions for people affected by cancer in Africa. Nominated by Lupita Nyong'o.
Arts in the Armed Forces (AITAF) — bridging the cultural gap between the United States Armed Forces and the performing arts communities by bringing the best modern American theater to the military free of charge. Nominated by Adam Driver.
Barnardo's UK — giving the most vulnerable and disadvantaged children the chance to reach their full potential regardless of the issues they've faced in their lives. Nominated by Andy Serkis.
Central London Samaritans — Providing emotional support for vulnerable people to alleviate feelings of distress and despair. Nominated by Anthony Daniels.
Damilola Taylor Trust — providing inner-city youths with opportunities to play, learn and live their lives free of fear and violence. Nominated by John Boyega.
fStop Warrior Project — using digital photography to help wounded warriors successfully transition to the civilian world after medical retirement from the military. Nominated by Harrison Ford.
Feeding America — working to feed America's hungry through a nationwide network of 200 food banks and engaging the U.S. in the fight to end hunger. Nominated by Mark Hamill.
Make-A-Wish — making wishes come true every day for children suffering from life-threatening illnesses. Nominated by Peter Mayhew.
Malala Fund — empowering girls through education to achieve their potential and create change in their communities. Nominated by J.J. Abrams.
PACER — expanding opportunities for children and youth with all disabilities, including mental health challenges such as depression and anxiety. Nominated by Carrie Fisher.
Phab — creating opportunities for children and adults of all abilities to enjoy life together. Nominated by Daisy Ridley.
Francis Hospice, Raheny — providing specialist palliative care to patients living in north Dublin city and county. Nominated by Domhnall Gleeson.
The Circle — working to achieve its vision of equality for women and girls in a fairer world. Nominated by Gwendoline Christie Gwendoline Christie.
UNICEF — ensuring all children get a healthy start in life and have opportunities to reach their full potential. Nominated by Kathleen Kennedy.
Union of Concerned Scientists — advancing science-based solutions for our planet's most pressing problems—from combating global warming to developing sustainable ways to feed, power, and transport ourselves. Nominated by Oscar Isaac. Nominated by Oscar Isaac.
Visit Omaze.com/StarWars to learn more about these charitable causes and to enter for your chance to win.
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Meet the Teams Building a Better Future with Star Wars: Force for Change
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Rumor: Next Battlefield is Bad Company 3, Says EA DICE Dev
By Sikandar Mahmood May 3, 2018 May 3, 2018 Share
Bad Company 3 is the game releasing this year as part of EA's flagship shooter series, Battlefield. The news comes from a person who is believed to be an EA DICE developer and posted on Twitter, revealing the name of 2018's Battlefield game.
Since the Tweet, his account has gone private. It is to be noted that he was not only followed by many of EA DICE developers but also the official Battlefield account. However, a current EA DICE developer doing something like this is highly unlikely.
When developing the game there is a strict NDA in place and breaking it could lead to serious consequences. It is absurd to think that a developer would reveal a game on his Twitter account as he may end up losing his job. But since him being an employee of EA is put to the question there may not be a job to lose.
For now, it is safe to say that while Bad Company 3 may actually be the next Battlefield game, this person is not a source we should be trusting for this matter.
2016's Battlefield 1 took us back to World War 1 and this year's Battlefield was rumored to be set in World War 2 before we heard of Bad Company 3.
What this game is and where will it be set can't be confirmed until EA PLAY. We are only a month away from EA PLAY that will go live on June 9. During the event, the next Battlefield will be shown to the world. The trailer for the next Battlefield is already on the chopping board being edited for EA PLAY.
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This framework clarifies critical distinctions that are too often overlooked in conversations about Personalized Learning. These distinctions are increasingly relevant to the work of improving schools and student achievement in the years ahead because Personalization is getting much more attention. In fact, last month's EdWeek article, What Is 'Personalized Learning'? Educators Seek Clarity, summarized efforts by iNACOL and other organizations to develop a working definition of Personalized Learning that also includes "critical questions for K–12 officials to consider in implementing personalized learning."
If we place these four parts and their sub-components on the Personalization matrix above, they fall almost entirely on the Schooling side—they mostly describe structurally focused strategies that relate very little to pedagogy and the student-driven cognitive actions that take place in lessons and learning experiences. School systems certainly need ideas for how to improve connections with learners, so it's not a problem that this working definition describes Schooling strategies instead of Learning strategies. But the focus on structures rather than pedagogy further emphasizes the need to draw the distinction between designs for Schooling and designs for Learning.
Another important point to note about this working definition is that schools that address these four elements will not inevitably create more a personalized environment. In reality, there are also impersonal ways to apply these ideas. For example, a high school could claim it has implemented Personalized Schooling because it creates a Learner Profile for each student, and therefore knows the college and career aspirations of every junior. However, if most juniors are enrolled en masse in a typical Algebra 2 course—regardless of their post-graduation goals—then the school is acting impersonally in practice because its math course offerings aren't responsive to varying college and career goals documented on the Learner Profiles.
So while I agree that the questions posed within the four parts of the working definition are important, Personalized Schooling can only result from certain answers to these questions. For example, the table below contains examples of how different forms of Competency-Based Progression could exist in both Impersonal and Personal Schools. As a reference point, Competency-Based Progression is briefly summarized as follows: "Each student's progress toward clearly-defined goals is continually assessed. A student advances and earns credit as soon as he/she demonstrates mastery."
Not formally. Mastery is determined twice per year. Perhaps informally in an Independent Study (no credit). Can students pursue new learning as soon as they master prerequisite content? Yes. Formally and Informally. Students could begin or finish studying any course or topic at almost any time.
Participating in a course for a full calendar term and earning a passing grade with the instructor's grading system. How can students attain course credit based on mastery? Demonstrating proficiency on agreed upon assessments, artifacts, and portfolios aligned with relevant standards.
From this breakdown, it's possible to see how educators and officials could ask the right questions about Personalized Schooling but still enact policies and structures that result in an Impersonal environment.
As mentioned earlier, despite how critical these questions are, they don't focus the conversation on how the specifics of Personalized Learning play out in the lessons that students experience in classrooms and online. The working definition does not yet include details about how, for example, to pedagogically make student learning of algebra or biology more Personalized from day to day. Last month I wrote about the obstacle that mathematics has become for students in community colleges (The Math Barrier: An Unfortunate Reality). Considering the high failure rates among community college students enrolled in developmental math courses, it's clear that even when adult learners are personally motivated, they too often fail because the pedagogical approaches and assessment frameworks in these courses are impersonal and ineffective.
Personalized Schooling initiatives and supporting documents like this working definition are hopefully helping move the conversation toward examining how we can make classrooms and online learning more personal for students every day. More personalization in schools is a structural step in the right direction, but we have to look closely at each student's learning experiences within those schools. We need to continually remind ourselves that Personalized Schooling is a strategy for achieving the ultimate goal: improved learning for all students. Which means that one of the biggest challenges to achieving truly Personalized Learning is actually answering the most important question that's implied (but ignored) in the Competency-Based Progression questions above: "What is mastery?" I'll expound on that question in a future blog post, but in the meantime, the December 2013/January 2014 edition of ASCD's Educational Leadership, Getting Students to Mastery, is a valuable reference for investigating that question. It includes a great piece by Grant Wiggins in which he provocatively points out this reality: "Benjamin Bloom, the founder of modern mastery learning … nowhere defined mastery …"


According to data from the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 100,000 people were injured in traffic accidents involving commercial trucks in the United States in 2012. Of this number, nearly 4,000 people were killed. In total, approximately 333,000 accidents occurred on U.S. roads that involved a large truck. The NHTSA also highlighted other interesting facts regarding its analysis of large truck accidents from that year.
Transportation safety advocates have long fought to try and reduce the number of accident injuries and deaths related to large truck crashes in the country. Recently, such efforts have been more prevalent in the media as certain measures make their way through Congress that could potentially deregulate the trucking industry. One such measure, a $55 billion Transportation, Housing and Urban Development bill, became the subject of controversy after it was approved by the House Appropriations Committee. A provision is included in the bill that extends the number work hours allowed for truck drivers per week.


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The New York Stock Exchange opened up quietly this morning. It was so quiet that I didn't like it so I dialed back my risk and just let things settle where they were going to settle. In hindsight that was a good idea because I could have ended up losing a lot of money had I tried to find a position instead of just chillin and letting the position or positions come to me.
I didn't trade other assets today because there wasn't a tradeable setup that I felt comfortable with. There were definitely thing that screamed "trade me" but I also choose my plays based on a careful but adaptable understanding of my trading capital. Sure, I'd like to trade something that can give me 200 ticks in a day but if I have to risk 140 ticks to get it I'm not going to touch that asset with a 10ft. pole. So yeah, after going through the usual suspects, I just decided to concentrate on the cash open and I'm glad that I did.
I didn't make what I wanted to make today but I made enough so that it was a productive at and it got the week off to a good start. I can't complain. I've got my blessings so I want to give back by being a decent and professional human being. There is tomorrow and that is what I'm getting ready for now.
I just realized why the open was so slow this morning, it was because of MLK day. That was pretty stupid. Pretty impressive that I got some ticks out of it though – I am very lucky that I dialed back my risk and just sat on the position!


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"It's all about trying to capture the spirit of Warrior rather than a slavish re-invention." Steve Tanner discusses the inspirations for new anthology Brawler
Brawler is the new book from TimeBomb Comics' Steve Tanner (creator of the fantastic Flintlock). It's a collection of creator-owned genre stories that are looking to capture the energy and originality of classic 80s anthology Warrior. With the first issue now funding on Kickstarter we caught up with Steve to find out more.
Your new book Brawler is inspired by the classic Warrior anthology, why do you think the world needs a new anthology like that?
Steve Tanner: The idea was Jason Cobley's. Back last October he posted on social media ruminating on how much he missed Warrior and that it was a shame there wasn't anything like it around these days – I messaged him straight away saying "You're right. Let's do it." So we did. There was a bit more back and forth from that point of course, both of us had similar but not exacting ideas so there was some alignment needed, but it was all about trying to capture that spirit of Warrior rather than any slavish re-invention.
What was it about the original Warrior that means people still look back on it so fondly?
ST: Warrior was a character driven anthology which was something very familiar to readers of British weekly comics, but also creator owned, which wasn't. It was hugely influential, and brought some key comic creators to the attention of a wider audience. It didn't last long, but while it did it burned brightly. Our Brawler cover design really pays homage to Warrior I think, but designer James Gray has very cleverly managed to come up with a layout that seems to trigger the memories of those that are familiar with Warrior without confusing those unaware of a title that hasn't been published for almost forty years.
This first issue combines a fantastic mix of creators – some we know and some who are new to us – plus a fantastic cover by Staz Johnsson – how did you select your line up?
ST: Jason had a couple of names, I suggested a couple more, and then we asked them to pitch and considered each one. Tonally, we wanted great genre stories so we targeted writers we knew could deliver that, and artists who really understood sequential storytelling. A key part of the final selection process was to be sure that each of the ideas pitched had a strong central character concept – there's no "lead" strip in Brawler. All of the stories could be, and all feature characters that can stand perfectly well on their own, in their own titles.
Brawler features a couple of familiar stories, such as Frankenstein Texas and Amnesia Agents, are these being serialised in Brawler and what was about this series that you wanted to include them?
ST: Again that's a nod to the inspiration – as with the original Warrior we feature new stories about characters that have appeared elsewhere side-by-side with brand new creations. But it was also being aware that there was existing fanbase for the characters and their creators, and the tone and style of those concepts fitted Brawler perfectly. Frankenstein, Texas was one of my favourite comics of 2018 – so having a new Frankenstein story appear in our debut issue ticks a massive box for me. Also, it's the only story that we knew would be kept in black and white because, well, David Hitchcock!
The first issue is funding now on Kickstarter, but how regularly is this going to be released?
ST: The first issue was always a test, really, to see if there's an audience for Brawler. Clearly, given how well it's doing on the Kickstarter, there is. I've a meeting scheduled with Jason Cobley at Portsmouth Comic Con (where Brawler #1 will make its debut) and theres only one item on the agenda: Brawler #2! What we're not going o try and do is over-reach. We're not going to be monthly, and even quarterly might be a stretch – but I've already shuffled the Time Bomb publishing schedule around to allow for some future Brawler releases.
This feels like quite a departure from your work on Flintlock, do you enjoy creating comics in different genres?
ST: Well, not too much of a departure for me creatively. My story in Brawler #1, Major Rakhana, introduces a female lead, and a historically steampunk genre – so I don't think I've wandered too far off the path, there! The beauty of an anthology like Brawler though, is what the other creators bring to it, and that's been terrific to be part of. Honestly, the concepts they've come up with – absolutely brilliant!
Speaking of Flintlock, will we be seeing a new volume of that this year? And also you recently completed the Clockwork Cavalier on Kickstarter, any plans to expand any more of your characters into stand alone series?
ST: I've just received the roughs for the next chapter of Lady Flintlock, actually, and they're looking grand. Flintlock Book Four is due out later this year, it will contain some surprises for those who have been following the series so far, and the cover is just stunning. It's by an artist who recently featured on the cover of 2000AD, so looking forward to revealing that once Brawler has landed. As for more spin-off books, hopefully they'll appear in the future too. I know what I'd like to do – the challenge is fitting it all in!
You can back Brawler issue #1 on Kickstarter here. And to pick up a copy of Flintlock or one of Steve's other fantastic titles then visit timebombcomics.com/shop. (Or keep an eye out for him at your local comic convention, you won't miss him!)
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Rub elbows with residents
and enjoy locally sourced produce at Aisai Land.
Enjoy the Bounties of Senshu at Aisai Land
Michi-no-eki road stations are popular across Japan for selling local produce. Aisai Land is a michi-no-eki that specializes in selling fresh, locally sourced vegetables grown with consideration and care by the farmers in the Senshu area. Pass by farms along the way, and interact with kind residents at Aisai Land.
Senshu Vegetables
Many of the items sold at Aisai Land have slight imperfections such as unusual shapes or visible markings, but are still incredibly high in quality.
Due to its close proximity to both mountains and the sea, the Senshu area has nutrient-rich soil and excellent water. Because of this, the Senshu area is able to produce high-quality, seasonal vegetables throughout the year. One of the most popular vegetables is a special type of eggplant called mizunasu. It is characterized by its soft, juicy texture, and sweet skin. While most eggplants are typically not edible raw, mizunasu can be consumed without cooking. As the skin and flesh are incredibly delicate, cultivation requires close attention from farmers.
The Senshu area is also known as the birthplace of onion cultivation in Japan. During the Meiji period (1868-1912), onions were initially brought into Japan from the United States, and were carefully cultivated in Senshu before spreading to other parts of the country. Onions from Senshu are characterized by high water content, soft flesh, and a strong sweetness.
Cabbage is an integral part of local diet in Senshu, as it is a staple for local dishes such as okonomiyaki (a savory Japanese pancake made with egg, flour, and a mixture of meat and/or seafood chosen to one's liking) and kushikatsu (a variety of deep-fried vegetables, meat, and seafood to which raw cabbage is considered as a side dish). It is also believed that cultivation of cabbage started in the Senshu area. In particular, the winter cabbage called matsunami is famed in Senshu due to its heavy density and strong sweetness. It can be enjoyed raw or cooked.
Michi-no-Eki Aisai Land
The charming exterior of Aisai Land.
Aisai Land is spread over four hectares of land and consists of a vegetable shop, a restaurant, and facilities that make handmade products, such as bread produced from rice flour, and pickled mizunasu.
80% of fruits and vegetables sold at Aisai Land are produced in the Senshu area, with the remaining 20% (such as apples) sourced from farmers elsewhere, due to the inability to grow them locally. Around 1070 farmers provide produce for Aisai Land, and about 250 farmers can be seen selling their products on a daily basis, though what is available depends on the season. From 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., the local farmers price, package, and label their products and place them on the shelves themselves. Before the shop opens at 10 a.m., the staff do a final check on quality and presentation before the customers arrive.
The focus of Aisai Land is to support local farmers. Difficulties faced by farmers when selling produce to supermarkets include the pressure of producing "perfect" fruits and vegetables, and also meeting a quota for trade. However, farmers are encouraged at Aisai Land to sell produce with all its visual faults, provided that the quality remains high, and there are no quotas to be met. Farmers set their own price for each item and take home 85% of all earnings.
Kanechika-no-Momo peaches, which have been recognized by Guinness for its sugar content.
Famous seasonal products include Kanechika-no-Momo, peaches sold in early spring that have been recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's sweetest peach. Bamboo shoots (takenoko) are also popular in early spring, ideal for cooking with rice. During the summer, mizunasu is readily available and used in a wide variety of dishes. Muscat grapes are popular in the autumn months, and have been cultivated in the local area for only a few years with the help of experts. Currently 40 local farmers produce high-quality Muscat grapes for sale at Aisai Land. Sweet strawberries are also popular in early winter.
The Vegetable Buffet
Enjoy local ingredients at the on-site buffet restaurant.
The on-site restaurant, Senshu Vegetables Buffet & Café, offers a lunch buffet which has been designed with the support of a local chef to produce dishes that takes advantage of the local ingredients. For ¥1,450 per person (including unlimited soft drink refills), visitors can indulge in over 30 different dishes using locally sourced fruits and vegetables, and support local farmers. Be sure to try recommended highlights such as the shrimp and mizunasu dish.
*Due to the influence of COVID-19, the buffet is currently unavailable. The restaurant currently offers a one-plate assortment of dishes made from local produce, as well as dishes from the original buffet menu for ¥950, including one drink.
To Get to Aisai Land
Try glamping at the nearby Tonboike Park.
Public transportation is limited. A large car park is available on site. Bicycle parking is available for anyone who wants to cycle to Aisai Land.
Why not also combine your trip to Aisai Land with nearby Tonboike Park? With large playgrounds and rolling green fields, it is an ideal place for families and groups of friends. For those who want to get away from the bustle of large cities, why not have a picnic using the items purchased at Aisai Land? Tonboike Park is within walking distance of Aisai Land.
During the Kofun period, which spanned the mid-third century to around the seventh century, burial-mound tombs were built for emperors and members of the ruling class.
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Henry Clay Trumbull (8 de junio de 1830 - 8 de diciembre de 1903) fue un clérigo y autor estadounidense. Se convirtió en un editor, autor y pionero mundialmente famoso del Movimiento de la Escuela Dominical.

Primeros años
Henry Clay Trumbull nació el 8 de junio de 1830 en Stonington, estado de Connecticut, y estudió en la escuela Williston Northampton.

La mala salud le impidió la educación formal después de los catorce años. Finalmente recibió títulos honoríficos de Yale, Lafayette College y la Universidad de Nueva York.

Carrera Temprana
En 1851, a la edad de 21 años, Trumbull tuvo una experiencia de conversión religiosa y encontró empleo como empleado en Hartford, Connecticut, con el Ferrocarril Hartford, Providence y Fishkill.

En 1852, Trumbull se unió a la iglesia congregacionalista y, mientras continuaba trabajando para el ferrocarril, se convirtió en el superintendente de una escuela dominical de misión bajo la Asociación de Escuelas Dominicales del Estado de Connecticut.

En 1854, se casó con Alice Cogswell Gallaudet, hija de Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, fundador de la Escuela Estadounidense para Sordos. Alice fue nombrada en honor de Alice Cogswell, la hija del Dr. Mason Cogswell y primer alumno sordo de su Escuela. La Universidad de Gallaudet, que se especializa en la educación de personas sordas, fue fundada por el hijo del anciano Gallaudet, Edward Miner Gallaudet.

Después de intentar algunos trabajos diferentes, en 1858 Trumbull se convirtió en el misionero de la escuela dominical del estado de Connecticut.

Servicio militar

Trumbull fue ordenado ministro congregacional en 1862 y, poco después, fue capellán del 10º Regimiento de Infantería de Connecticut durante la Guerra Civil estadounidense. Trumbull fue capturado en la batalla de Fort Wagner, cerca de Charleston, Carolina del Sur, el 19 de julio de 1863. Fue encarcelado en varias prisiones confederadas, como prisionero de guerra. Después de ser intercambiado el 24 de noviembre de 1863, se reincorporó al 10 ° Regimiento de Connecticut y sirvió con ese regimiento hasta que quedó fuera de servicio en agosto de 1865.

En 1869, se convirtió en compañero de la Comandancia de Massachusetts de la Orden Militar de la Legión Leal de los Estados Unidos (MOLLUS), una sociedad militar compuesta por oficiales que sirvieron en las fuerzas armadas de la Unión durante la Guerra Civil. Se le asignó la insignia número 1001 de MOLLUS. En 1878 se transfirió a la Comandancia de Pensilvania, donde se desempeñó como Capellán de 1878 a 1886 y como Vicecomandante Junior de 1886 a 1887.

Trumbull también estuvo activo en el Gran Ejército de la República y miembro de George G. Meade Post 1 de Filadelfia. Dio palabras de bienvenida al expresidente y general Ulysses S. Grant el 18 de diciembre de 1879.

Carrera posterior
Después de su servicio militar, Trumbull se convirtió en secretario de Nueva Inglaterra para la Unión Americana de escuelas dominicales. En 1875, él y su familia se mudaron a Filadelfia, donde se convirtió en editor del Sunday School Times. Ocupó este cargo hasta su muerte en 1903.

Al mudarse a Filadelfia, se convirtió en miembro de la Iglesia Presbiteriana de Walnut Street. Entre sus asociados estaba el evangelista Dwight L. Moody.

En 1881 viajó a Egipto y Palestina para visitar sitios bíblicos. Mientras estaba en Egipto descubrió lo que creía que era Kadesh Barnea, que era la ubicación del campamento de los hijos de Israel antes de su entrada en la Tierra Prometida. Fue acompañado en este viaje por el reverendo Allen M. Dulles, el padre del secretario de Estado John Foster Dulles y el director de la CIA Allen Dulles.

Trumbull fue profesor de Lyman Beecher en la Yale Divinity School en 1888. También fue autor de 38 libros.

Trumbull era conocido por su compromiso con el "evangelismo personal" que implicaba decirles a amigos y conocidos acerca de la salvación espiritual a través de la expiación vicaria de Cristo. De esta manera, fue uno de los primeros practicantes del cristianismo evangélico moderno.

Trumbull murió en su casa en 4103 Walnut Street en Filadelfia, el 8 de diciembre de 1903, después de sufrir un derrame cerebral.

Familia
Trumbull estuvo casado con Alice Gallaudet (1833-1891), hija de Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet. Uno de sus hermanos fue James Hammond Trumbull, y una de sus hermanas fue Annie Trumbull Slosson.

Trabajos publicados

 The Knightly Soldier (1865)
 Kadesh-Barnea (1883)
 Principles and Practices (1889)
 Hints on Child Training (1890)
 A Lie Never Justifiable, A Study in Ethics (1893)
 Studies in Oriental Social Life (1894)
 The threshold covenant or the beginning of religious rites (1896)
 War Memories of an Army Chaplain (1898)
 Individual Work for Individuals (1901)
 Old-Time Student Volunteers (1902)
 Personal Prayer, posthumously presented (1915)
 Prayer, Its Nature and Scope (1896)
 The Blood Covenant
 The Salt Covenant
 Trumball, Henry Clay (1891). Friendship: The Master-Passion or The Nature and History of Friendship, and Its Place as a Force in the World, first printing of new edition (2005), Solid Ground Christian Books, Birmingham, AL USA, Introductory Essay by Maurice Roberts ISBN 1-59925-030-6
 Duty-Knowing and Duty-Doing (1889) John D. Wattles, Publisher

Referencias

Capellanes de la Unión de la guerra de Secesión
Congregacionalistas de Estados Unidos

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Labliau (en néerlandais : Abele) est un village de la ville belge d'Enghien située en Région wallonne dans la province de Hainaut.

Il fait partie de l'ancienne commune de Marcq qui est aujourd'hui une section d'Enghien.

Histoire

Une première chapelle en l'honneur de sainte Anne a été construite en 1619. Elle est ensuite agrandie en 1690 jusqu'à former le chœur actuel. Labliau reçoit son premier vicaire en 1786, Nicolas Joseph Paternostre. En 1896, un arrêté royal de Léopold II érige l'église en succursale et promeut la création de la Fabrique d'église. À partir de 1901, une souscription est lancée pour la construction de l'église actuelle, dont la première pierre est posée le . Elle sera inaugurée l'année suivante. Le clocher a été abattu par la foudre et reconstruit en 1980. La cloche en bronze, nommée Gertrude, date de 1619.

Notes et références

Références

Voir aussi

Liens externes

Village en Wallonie
Enghien


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Q: Web Service work on my pc but doesn't work server pc System.InvalidOperationException: Missing parameter: AracMarka.
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My WebMethot's parameter work on my pc. I write something and responce to me but I upload to the server my web service work but when ı call metod and write to there itgive error Missing Parameter
My pc local server, Server and the code

[WebMethod]
public Bilgiler GetBilgiForMarka(String AracMarka, String AracModel, String Motor)
{
    string a = "Data Source=.;Initial Catalog=Android;Integrated Security=True;MultipleActiveResultSets=True;Application Name=EntityFramework";
    Bilgiler bilgilerimiz = new Bilgiler();

    SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(a);
    SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand("SELECT ID FROM [Android].[dbo].[KitAracModel] WHERE AracMarka='" + AracMarka + "' AND AracModel='" + AracModel + "' AND Motor='" + Motor + "'");
    command.Connection = conn;
    conn.Open();
    int ax = (int)command.ExecuteScalar();

    conn.Close();

    using (SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(a))
    {
        SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("SP_BILGILERIGET", con);
        cmd.CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.StoredProcedure;
        SqlParameter parametre = new SqlParameter();
        parametre.ParameterName = "@ID";
        parametre.Value = ax;
        cmd.Parameters.Add(parametre);
        con.Open();
        SqlDataReader DR = cmd.ExecuteReader();
        while (DR.Read())
        {

            bilgilerimiz.ID = Convert.ToInt32(DR["ID"]);
            bilgilerimiz.AracMarka = DR["AracMarka"].ToString();
            bilgilerimiz.AracModel = DR["AracModel"].ToString();
            bilgilerimiz.Motor = DR["Motor"].ToString();
            bilgilerimiz.Silindir = DR["Silindir"].ToString();
            bilgilerimiz.Guc = DR["Guc"].ToString();
            bilgilerimiz.KitAd = DR["KitAd"].ToString();
            bilgilerimiz.KitNo = DR["KitNo"].ToString();
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A: It looks like the generated request is not the same on local and server. I suggest you match the request when you run it on local and server with web traffic logging tool like Fiddler.

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Stephan Mølvig (born 13 February 1979 in Odense) is a Danish lightweight rower who has won one Olympic and two World Championship gold medals.

He studied at St Catherine's College, Oxford (2005, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford), which has a strong Olympic Games tradition.

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Living people
Danish male rowers
Olympic rowers of Denmark
Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Olympic gold medalists for Denmark
Olympic medalists in rowing
Medalists at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Sportspeople from Odense
World Rowing Championships medalists for Denmark


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Home Study in Canada Instrumentation engineer jobs in Canada: Top Universities, Scope and Jobs
Instrumentation engineer jobs in Canada: Top Universities, Scope and Jobs
There are several instrumentation engineer jobs in Canada for skilled graduates. The prospects of instrumentation and control engineering are many, not just in Canada but throughout the world. Instrumentation engineering is about the functioning, operation, and core principles of instruments and devices in various industries, including the mechanical industry.
The subject is vast since it has relevance in almost all applications in engineering. A system's core components include devices and instruments, and professionals should know more about their functioning. Instrument engineers work in maintenance, design, operations, and purchase divisions.
Some of the top industries for instrumentation and control engineering jobs in Canada include chemicals, oil and gas, power, automobiles, packaging, pharmaceuticals, and many others. The scope of instrumentation engineering in Canada is immense, along with other countries like the United States, UAE, Australia, and more.
Companies Hiring Instrumentation Engineers
Jobs for Experienced Professionals
Leading Universities for the Course
Which engineering jobs are the most in-demand in Canada?
Which is the best job for an instrumentation engineer?
Some leading Canadian companies that hire instrumentation engineers include Worley, Walmart, Shell, Hatch, and MDS Aero, per job listings on Glassdoor.
There are several instrumentation engineering jobs in Canada for freshers. Some of the top profiles include the following, according to Glassdoor:
Instrumentation Engineer- CA $51,000
Automation Engineer- CA $60,000
Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer- CA $46,000
Instrument Technician- CA $58,000
Graduate Engineer Trainee- CA $55,000
It is not hard to find a job in Canada for an Indian instrumentation engineer with the requisite skills and qualifications required for the job.
Here are some of the top job profiles for experienced professionals in the field, according to Glassdoor:
Instrumentation Engineer- Median salaries of CA$ 88,829 per year, with the most experienced professionals earning up to CA$ 155,000 per year
Automation Engineer- CA$ 84,698 per year
Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer- CA$ 76,748 per year
Graduate Engineer Trainee- CA$ 75,925 per year
Instrument Technician- CA$ 86,613 per year
University Name Ranking (Electrical and Electronic- QS WUR by Subject 2022) Course Fees in CAD
University of British Columbia (UBC) 31 Automation and Control Engineering $54,986 per year
McGill University 54 Electrical and Computer Engineering- Systems and Control $55,389 per year
University of Alberta 132 Electrical and Computer Engineering-Research-Control Systems N/A
McMaster University 151-200 Electrical & Computer Engineering- Instrumentation and Control $43,000 per year
Concordia University 201-250 Quality Systems Engineering (MEng) $25,126-29,607 per year
Studying instrumentation and control engineering in Canada will prove to be a wise decision, considering the handsome median salary for skilled graduates. There are numerous job openings across industries for qualified instrumentation engineers. Several reputed institutions also offer the course to their students.
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Some of the top job roles for instrumentation engineers include positions like automation engineer, instrument engineer, instrument mechanic, control engineer, process analyzer, control systems technologist, and instrumentation technician.
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Can't get enough of this Z - Tune madness.
The Tamiya Z - Tune represents quite possibly the most cost - effective shot at a large scale model of the finest Zilla there is. It needs a lot of TLC and patience to build, but the end result (even with a crappy build like mine's) can be quite rewarding.
The real car will always remain elusive; the models will make up to some extent.